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LAND OFFICE ITEMS.


HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.
Rerf 81. rrrnrs. 0rhntsyile. 10, arrcs
M section m ln tuwnahip . south uf
JOHN Iacl Jon. Woods crusa. 100 acres
Of section ~, IN tuWnrhlp o r1rth D..
fAurt 20 east
uivid Lt.la Jr. N woodn Croar. ico
acre. on Hrfiinu NJ. iu tuWurhip north
az rluse 20 rlsL
John ~ Holt. Wa1is Gross. 100 acres
NJ section 70. in township north ~
Anna u. Anderson of FILLMORE. Mu-
1900 UD|H NtNIl.4 m s. ,lnu . 400
U.H.rHf fHE |I"l hF Mary ". Z.
iaf1 county hlCd homestead entry Tor
Taylor 90 luuh. Juah county. % acres
% Hrctlan D, in township i, south OF
range ! west,
FlN.Af. ioMEsTEAp TROOP
cfarloits 81. Cnulfsn. widow NJ
CuaiHf ~ IuriufsHn. deceased q. ~
aUithlaid GHOhn county, 90 arrHH 10
section D. DO iua ualIp 10 north "i range
! cast
TiNAL PROOF ~ DESERT ENTisY.
ole q. Olson. of Oidey. summit
county. 10 acres nf section o.. township
/ south or rHurg east
FfNAL TROOP ~ HOMESTEAD EN-.
ri,Y
Jo-.nh N. MuF1n M Miilard city. tcO
uc.rr of section ~ Ia township 10 north
az range o west
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MORON.
Hsin In Abnndsase waterfall Improve
meats NJ the city.

Special cowcar1nioucc.
Mornni. March s'.--for two days and
nlghis. Friday and Saturday. tho 9Th
and siih. u fainod nho,t Nh the time.
here at Moruni. soaking the ground
we'll ana on fnturday q wet SNOW Of
iva or three inches fell. No farming
has been done here yet; che farmers
were Just gninR 10 start VIII n this storm
came.
James Tidwsll has opened Moreni's
first livery stable.
Mnroni T. Hrnwinr fast. Several now
STORES have started M lately. and an
other u a. he butt az once. Many mo
and substantial brick residences have
been put up lately. making Tine show.
INK for the prosperity ~ the place.
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And N aecouloncr niih Law. and an
order of the Hoard 81 Directors made
on the Eth day Of February. 100. y
many shares u each parcel u fali
stock. ~ may b. nccrrsaft, VIII b. odd
al the Office % said Company. AZ u
North Main -. fait lake city. Utah.
on the 18th day u April. at y noon, 10
nay tho delinquent assessment. 10
reiher with the cost Of advertising and
expense ~ sale
iiv order II the unari N Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
mated March 9ist. 1870
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS


.I uTAii sraAr conpAyy-1,,
hoi9 =, ", or u1a ton Fusar comp,s@ -. gi
i,ti.l.l,llnl ,1e ~ 'cmbly Han y N,
cprner % fduih rS.,r,. ,oilfrc.
Temple streets. San ~. ,, .nd l.lst
on Ihurday. Aufn en- ~. yum.
" CLOCK q. %. The object ~ "a. =. o. ,
~ 10 receive the rap1r.a ~ ~ lug
egrment Tor the farai 49, l1 ,,Il
march jist, is9i. 10 sieot /. -, ,,,.ill.
ulrectoit 10 serve Tor the ens,ir. 49,, ~. %
ana 70 trunaact Eneh oshsr h,o9. ~.
may legally come before h, ''"''a' M
HORACE O. WHITNEY,
Salt lake city. March Il, 10 'eaa
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS!
The Right way 10 GET Them and The Plight Man 10 GIVE Them


and
l. IN
which
THE RIGHT OF HEALTH
lc oglac haaa4,
cr drydso
ar cd %
muddy, e
become ! S graceful lines NJ curves
be proh
hundred diseases cnyd by Is
ucihns Of a " o.
lunE
more restore 10
y r. Pierce you lie t
ire you o tho
Dr.
svers in a =
-SSs-ssSsesess envelope tpel ehd %
~ X
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ST. GEORGE.
state Conference = Washington County
Ialr.


talr
special per Deserct Telegraph.
~. George. Utah. March 2s.-The ~.
George Stake conference adjourned
Yesterday. DURING Tho three days ~
meetings our lure Tlhrnncla was
taxed IL IT. utmost Apostle Abraham
- Wuoirun and Elder Joseph ". Ate
Murrin, N the First Council ~ Seven
ties, occupied the lafrer portion NJ tho
THE lnatiuorlng tho Saints. a very en-
luyahlo time was had.
An CnthusiaHtic nni wen attended
meeting ~ the promoters % the Wnah-
ineton county fair 20 be held IN Sep-
tumber was held yesterday aud many
prizes offered Tor tho best specimens of
products IN Wanhlugtnn county. u. G..
NJ. l. OF salt Lake city offered 90 Tor
the best box ~ Dixie rnisinH put up
In Dixie, John Sc0Wcroft offers fifty
dollars Tor the best nifty pounds u sui
Injured peaches put M, and other instl-
tutions have offered prizes. showing tho
Interest taken IN tho fair proposition.
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,,,yYt,Sp Mi>INo .our,s,
rLLcnoN ~ oiii.hhs'

N.,tt,e -.1rhe stockholders q me
f,i.vsiand Mining company, htNihk
rrgirotsd 10 hold tho egslAr aal'.s ~
r.1.tinr. fof The election o. giiieffs On
N. mind Wednesday OF fsurh''
FL rotire l. hereby given ihit ~.
-,..ting ~ tho stoe Ahgiifia -
~ ,,iisd ana VIII b. held 2. w.
''t'.. sf ~. ]. ilaiiOun. 30. II VS.
sri,'l, .ieuth street. SAT- .i.aAe w.
Ifst. on Saturday lnu .m sa
A,+t issl. "a 8 o'clock 9. M ~ W"
,i.eiian al % board 90 dlfrciofi ~ ~ ~.
-. az mo enHuIuE year, ana A.' "
~. ,,,frn,..e ~ ta.iur action upqn We
s'ii,,,inr unnosri c.4nuscr IN lhr az,
80 III irfarQorallnl, tusWlt fuNl. W
~" mi arii-ie no mat Che same snsn
uNt' - f.Iiofat "luH nrQuni 81 W.
rs,it1i stock az ~ 90 i'3riiio ~, ~
~. tyr hundred thpu1th4 iii.,.yl9l ~,
r.. iivllri into hvr hanafei lho ', Nv
.6'li mares. ut the raf ialM o. ens
,n t.ii.f sleh, r.cuai, 10 ali.nl -ia-
~ tt.ots To- r,ai aa follows, ~ ~,
t...t I'd siil cHIi1Hunn tiiAu 20,
- ID DO Cr.r.l nFe tAga'-.ls
III. dslrrf l uuy one yrAf' ~
~ az flunrilon ol sl'h eills 49,
r,.sas may come before w. 49, 49,,
90 M e-i.fur the board N liir.i''s
H. ELp.sL uNlA s.rif,ttis z.
s,it Ia., Ci,g ueah' AA''a 'A'
rst publication. March s'h. ileh
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Huilion neck Tunnel Mining Company.
situation ~ Principal Place u
business, No f1, Mccormick
block, salt Lake city, Utah.

Notice Il hereby given that a
meeting OF the board Of directors Of ne
Hutton Beck Tunnel Mining Co, held
~ kait I.ahe city Utah. fehfuAfy y.
1870. an assessment ~ nneshaf M Or
ono az cent per share was levied on NE
capital stock % the c1rplrauan, fay-
able nt once % hfiaul = lnunf' frlts-
t,rv md treasurer No. i0s Meclfnick
Ilock. SAT- lake CITY, Utah, and any
rtork upon which tho as1frsmrnl SHAH
r.fnnin unpnid on the 9lth day %
Mach. 1880. viii BE- delinquent hnl al.
Vertlsed Cor sal. NJ public auction, nnh
II payment u not made before, w "
ola IN the iiih day oi April h,,. ~
tho hour 81 / PIN. ~ mo once ~ w
company. No los Nccofnlck pleeA ~,
lake city Utah, 20 pay a.af.iiasnt ~,
rosts uf advertising and expenses o.
t"''' unfANT \. YOUNG. fecnlary.
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ROCKVILLE.


nisssifous ptoaih -'iaidinH Meetings.
Special Correspondence
Rockville. Washington CO.. March q
This place l. forty.nyc miles from H.
Ucurge. Apostle \. o. Woodruff and
Elder joe. W. McMurrin ~ the First
Council ~ the Seventies accompanied
by Daniel SceEmiiler ~ Khnnb. arrived
here last nirhi and held y meeting with
the faints 81 Rockville ut . n'cipok this
murnink, The meeting house was fiied
With nm attentive audience witch was
addressed by Elders McNurfin and
feeEmillcf. followed by Apostle wood.
run, Valuable Instructions. .xhurtn.
ton and announcement was given BY
the HpeakaFa
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SPANISH FORK.
strong Farmers tnlan ERECTED Tough.
~ iirnhp Marriages.


Special Correspondence.
spanish Fork. March sS.-The farm
cfs of this district met NJ the city hall
last night anf o-p-r'yed a farmers
union With ,h- ioIloWing officers! W. o.
Greer, president. A. 4. Dahie. vice
president. a. W. johnson. assistant
vice president. Jas. Warner secretary
aud treasurer. oiiycr swenaen, assist
ant SECRETARY nnd treasurer. The or.
Fanikatiun has been brought about
thfuurht the efforts ~ n. 4. penrod ~
ogden, and Jos. W. Nlcknfu ~ Nophi.
Iunh county. Tho object ~ the union
II Tor the purpose ~ securing the host
market prizes for all that the farmer
has 10 dispose ~. ana also NJ huying
Tor tho farmers IN that he uses. saving
In both transactions the pronta ~ the
mlddlemon. II N certainly worthy of
the support II al the farmers that they
may BE- enabled a. say what they viii
take Instead ~ asking what VII you
Rivef Judging from tn officers eel ctod
here the union will certainly prov
success ~ the men chosen a.. NJ nm
doubted honesty and fuHilH pf
course. hoy viii need tho ioli1 support
~ al farmers. Tar In union u Success ....
A couple ~ uur wouid.bo 'nuEhs cons
cludedtu kick up disturbance ut D.
social ball IN the Third ward last even.
Inc. aud IN consequence the city II
richer by about nfteen doilnrs and they
are that much poorer. but u l. hoped
wiser.
WEDDING BELLS.
Two couples ieft this morning for
Manu- ssn ole. where they expert to
Join In the bands ~ wodl1ck. Miss Em-
ma Hohertrun and a. young gentleman
from Mammoth. iunh county. and Cas-.
bic sneii ana our most worthy broom
manufacturer. Mr.. geo. Fills. The,
stole march on the people hy going u
snupetr county TO obtain their license
but we hope nothing prevents them
from setting II.
sickness l. declining. but some arr
stili suffering one Hnd cnrs being the
death ~ an rven.yanr-nld boy ~ our
esteemed friend. stephen y. lIaicr. who
died this morning.
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i'R,,vo.
teart na.ins..-r.iii,os Tor Hsiisf Mar
sisas Licenses.

special Correspondence.
Provo, March ss.-Suit has been
commenced IN the Fourth district court
by u. ". Osborne A co. against r.
a. iiruwn and y. = nrinton Tor $40,
with Interest, alisgci 10 be due IN two
profnisHofy notes, executed by defend.
ant brown, aud Endorsed by defendant
hinton.
In tho case ~ urVtna sophia chris
ienaen " Christian L., Christensen. de-
frndant has nie,i petition 20 have the
order of court, requiring him 10 pay
y ~ Tor the support ~ the minor
Ohliirun. asking that he be relieved
from further payments IN the grounds
ilat the youngest child II IA years ~
aFe and able 10 provide Tor himself
and that petitioner, hy reason ~ poor
health. i subjected 90 a great hardship
in complying with the order.
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
Alexander n. HtrFroil. "a, ana Elvinn
Cousins, -. both ~ American Pork
isnlamin kimhuli Barney. =, % Lake
shore. and bessie Thomas. ~. OF span
IN Fork.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
W. ~. nobb was down from Salt
Lake yesterdny on business.
Editor Taylor 81 the iiroad-AS was
In Provo yesterday,
a.. a. Mock, ~. %, Jackson and v. II.
Mad-en. 81 HALT Lake. are ct the Hotel
Roberts,
O. n. Hover has returned from visit
90 his old home In Nebraska.
MfH ihoda Young n very ~ NJ the
home 81 her daughter. Mrs. Vim,
strong. Of IN. First ward.
Patriarch Joseph Duke. ~ Heber. II
visiting relatives here.
There are several rnseH OF scarlet
feVer IN the Fourth ward
mr. A prrntisr delivered his very In
teresting nni instructive lecture on the
Philippines last evening, bef1fc large
Academy.
owen Duscnherry II over from Eu-
reka. visiting friends.
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NOW READY.

o, Senson's Church chrono,ovv -.
piioki. n history OF the ciw enron.
- 70 me close o. isj,. "p p,,n rom
nnew type throughout. \, 'in,ed ~
o. ninding desired. Pr,ees ny styls
shd sz.ol; The funds dsr,vc.' -, ~. y y
~ ni INC book win be u.sa I'm IN w, w,
ri,ln,n ~ new fsiter-a1v ~ we
-''I lhh'a 9llrf IN this eltv " ,.n w,
TIE pfsERF-r NEWS ~
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The people feel tho effects Of the long
drouih. cattle arr poor. few are dying.
hut the crops are being put In the small
nclds, relying upon the Irrigation from
the NlrRcn river 10 mature them
President g. -. card IL expected here
tonight.
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Tickets VIII be soil tr following
dates. From ogden. Ilrg 'ifH iiInr.
ham. Sprinryilie, siivf t|. HHl i1.
tnrurllntr polnta. lfnn AUfN Ih %
btn. Inclusive! tiskcts lIlU fl hHl
1sih. iN91 From nn oih'r iH N fUIl
an ~ Nih, iuclualys. u...Ia un.. m
Aufii itth. itq9.
lioHt hrli train servias .n tnf Niti
Four ugina daily Apr tn Obj 'H ih.
elusive. between ogden an 500 h"
r4iy in both dlrratluns.
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CONFERENCE RATES,


For the Annual confewncr. !. u r..
at Salt Lake city. Aprll ca 90 ON. In
elusive. the following RATES arc author
iEsd to Salt Lake city and return wa
Rio Gfaude Western Railway.
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H. 4. oEbHARDr jii.
HarFntHFv.


eull Leaf Mining company. a corpufa-
ton uiranlEed riief Do Laws q
The State VI TITAN. Principal Place
of liufinpaa. Salt Lake rlfy. rtah.
Thcre are delinquent ne follow Ing
dfHrrilioi stock an aocduut ~ aastas.
fuent 80. I. levied February Eth. 1893.
the several amounts ~ opposite IN.
names ~ the respective Shareholders.
~ fllloNai
Nafnn GO Hhar.s Amt
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onlce Of the Phoenix Minlnr conn,nx.
tmt Lake city. Utah. Manh 10
Notice u hereby given tA,t issr. VIII
D. n meeting NJ tho to- kholisru ~ IN.
Phoenix Mailing Duuuarr. ffi ~ NJ.
tOmu1ny'H office Numllef a parf a..
ond South ~. aHit LAKE cify. titah.
on Monday Ord Day u Apni. 10, al
70 u'clurk 70. M. inf the purpasa III
voting On The rroros|iidn u rfiiinF M.
Or any pprilon " the company'a Mining
Claims, situated IN west Mountain
Mining District SAIL lake county.
Utah. AMI for The purnoae u tfsnuact.
iuE ~ such other huslneas a. may
prupcfiv come hrfnfe The tuinpHny.
ANDREW OEunAHur.
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Tho snow which fol- saturday night
nn1 Sunday caufcd conalderablc lnss 10
HtocAmen who had their cattle In tho
plea inldf, quito "a number arc repart-
ed % have dlud. Tho creek faiaed ifar-
~ 10 hlsh water mark and came fiiah.
INK down the mountain slopes In tor
rrnisi The strteta were r. perfect lake %
MNgf am communication with the
outside towns was flHpl ndCd. ID waH
inplfrihle flr the chiidrln % got 10
Sunday school md the clear Lake mail
Was geNel hours l1te, There hna not
hcon such a storm la this vicinity FOR
NHAfu
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l<rllg
Cabinet

always effcfvercrnt an srIHEnuH %
immf diHtcly rfficahcs n. H tH lur
valid, bat tho strong a u.H. N.t-
hHsas tho most ftrrnrIH. .Hs U. $3.50
bottled beer. u In so n.U. Dos tl1HH
who use 4, ns a toni uII abundant
nnd urain M an npntf.HH. b. OIHtIuH
"a wonderful dcllnA HrNI|H un-
ohtalnnbie. An order fnr i1lI 1880
would DC nnureolnttI ua NHl uH
promptly doliyorol.
81. TiIDNis Aggnt
y. .. Fox sos fru iHkr 'i}'
fiihp hHu0 nRIWING 60"
OMAHA
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children vino are troubled Win
Morns are pate IN the ics. fH'fW ~
rptlla. restless IN flcen lINl N'.r Ross
around their eyes. bal lTflHH f.r''
hhlr appetite. and 1eE fht uHt
WHITES CREAM We gNlflNt 500
ili and sNpol these pa .fss. Price o.
cents. z. G.. N. I. Drug ur.l
Much pain and unei H. H G1nsH
hy plira, aparinr neitUr
TAiiLHlpR nUcKEYi. rf.r uIsf'
hl9NT cures tho moft nh .lH
Price IN cts IN bottles, tIU.. q, O..
~ !. Drug Don't.
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Annual meeting of the sio.. .A.,s.
the bonneville Mining conrany VI

,, ihe annual meeting o, The Stock.
n.,,,.i. NJ, ~ lhs Bonneville Nnlnr com.
street Falf Lake CITY. IN ,f..t.-
Npfii 1rl. 1872. af ie noon. a.. ~ 80 ~,
r1se ~ eiccting officers ior ~ srs,,inv
pear and che truusariian III A., oihHe
hnsinofH that may legally come i,sfor.
tic meeting.
JOHN wrrrs
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FlLL-nORE,
Heaviest sierm Of Years streets Imp,ssa-
III. aud trsnie Suspended.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore. Willard CO.. March 81.
Priesthood meeting was held hero on
tho 18th instant. Many porsana from
outside settlements We're In Attendance,
fnin" ~ ihrin remained oyer ". ndny 90
visit their friends. The Younr Mons
Mutual Improvement association win
close Tor tho a'asun after their next
meeting which win BE- held coniointly
The infant child % ann. Dan WiNom
dlo1 last sunday.
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FER
YES
CENT

means something. II mHHrf nothing
r.rv nor nothing lrl ilaH ,U. H.na.Nf
Ulu time lucUr hl.li.-
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an9WCTCu In pTIVaVCI lIlu Il I1PI5 sV"' y T'''"'
envelope closely sealed and bearing 10 aoveri'ug
other printing upon IL. Address DR.. X. v FmRel
Bulai6 y. Y.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

Get one OF Whites Absorbent pipes.
Color in three days. payelt, Mcndel-
sohn II Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

Axle grease tic. per ID. if you bring
storage. Try it. W. w. Calder, De-
pot Square.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

Another lot of those choice guaran-
tced to he new sugar cakes at l.. M,
Ayeril's.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

A." You will be in it " ahead CT the tin
trust if you buy tinwarc now at the Art
Novelty Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

When you have purchased 10 lbs. of
Blue Bell Coffee you are entitled to a
handsome canister coffee mill, free.
For sale by j. T. Callaghan.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

Get package of Royal Mixture for )
cents and Il pipe free at the Corner Cigar
Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

The most local news for penny of
any paper in the state of Vermont
The EVENING TELEGRAM.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

Best beefsteak ever set before hun
cry man at G. IL. Campbells Restau-
rant.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
Best clam chowder served in the city
at l.. j. Meads Lunch Room.
New line Of hats just arrived at the
Standard Clothing Cos. store.
Guaranteed Best Hams at 10 cents a
pound. bowers d Chcsscr.

Get your shoemaking done at M. j.
Costellos over l.. A. Avcrills store,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-29
A Peculiar Case.

A case Of more than ordinary in
terest was tried in Wheeling last
week and its progress through the
higher courts will be followed with
unhagging interest. The defendent
is w. j. Colts, mar whose name
is as familiar in litigation before
Wheeling tribunals as his masters
whistle TO fayorite spaniel. Mr..
Colts is being hauled over the GOALS
on the charge of being a barrator,
and all the law books pertaining to
barratry, an offense of which there is
little record, were given thought
thumbing by interested parties. The
cole of West Virginia has nothing
of barratry on its pages, and Mayn's
guide and Webster's dictionary are
the authorities which define a bar
rator as a common stirrer up OF
strife to the detriment of the public
good" Mr.. Colts for years has
bought up old claims and brought
the suits before squires, and in gen
eral he has made living at it
Furthermore fomenting strife, it is
alleged Tor personal gain. His suits
nave been innumerable, so in d
spirit ofrevenge citizen thought in
time to reverse the line of march
Mr.. Colts was held for the nexi
term of court The law is somewha,
misty as to whether barratry is q
felony or misdemeanor. Mr.. Colts
who is not poor man, intends
lighting the case if needs be to the
court of the last resort, consequently
it may be years before it is over il
Judgments are rendered against him
in the lower courts.
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MARRIED.

Frank Il. Simons, the Klondike Gold
King and His Cousin, Miss Frazie
SimoDs, Ready to Start for the Fro.
zen Gold Fields.
PHILlPPI, w. Va, March 20.-A
very romantic wedding has occurred
at the home of j. B. A. Simons, in
Elk district, this county. The con
tracing parties were Frank +. Sim
ons, the Klondike gold king, who
arrived from the gold fields recently
and has been spending thousands
of dollars with friends in many WAYS,
and Miss Frazie Simons, his cousin,
laughter of j. B A. Simons, one o.
West Virginia s wealthiest men.
The wedding was solemnized by
Rev. j. M. Burgess, in the presence
of only few of the couples mos1
intimate friends.
The bride is but fifteen years Ole
and is very handsome. When hel
parents heard that the two intended
elopment and getting married at the
home Of j. @. Dickinson, an uncle OF
the bride, they at once consented tt
having the wedding take place at theil
home, and the two will leave to-mor.
row for Seattle, where they will spen6
their honeymoon before leaving TO-
the Klondike, where Simons has ricl
claims and where he has in the pasl
year taken out thousands of dollars
worth of nuggets.
Simons left West Virginia for the
Klondike practically penniless. When
ae arrived at his old home on his re
Turn, he deposited $65. 900 in the banl
and announced he intended spending
the money in having good time with
friends and ia searching for bride tt
take back with him to the Klondike
Miss Sllnons' parents objected to Thu
union on account of her tender age.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-29
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.

There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because SO de-
ceptiye. Many sudden deaths are
caused by it-heart disease, pneumo-
mia, heart failure or apoplexy are
often the result of kidney disease. /.
kidney trouble is allowed TO advance
the kidney poison In the blood is Ii
able to attack the vital organs, or the
kidneys themselves break down and
waste away cell by cell. Thcn the
richness of the blood-the albumen--
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form of kidney
trouble. Kidney trouble can be de-
tected although it be slow and decep-
tive. First, by analysis of the urine
second, by the simple test of setting
the urine aside in glass or bottle for
twenty-four hours, when cloudy Oh
brick dust settling indicates it.
1t was for just such troubles tina,
in His infinite power and goodness tn,
Great Physician caused Swamp Roo
to grow for the benefit of suffering
mankind, leaving it for His servant
DR.. Kilmer, the great kidney ano
bladder specialist, TO discover it ant
make 1t known to the world. IT.
wonderful efficiency in promptly cur
ing the most distressing cases is trul,
marvellous. You may have a sample
bottle of DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root
the great kidney, liver and bladder
remedy, by mail free.
Address DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton this paper.
Druggists, in tlfty-cent or dollar
size.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-29
An Exnensira Mudhole.


The mayor and city council of Cum
berland, Md, were recently the de-
PENDANTS In damage suit brought by
Charles J. Jordon. The jury brought
in the verdict Of 81, 450 for the plain
tiff. The damage suit was brought
by Jordon against the city for injuries
sustained by reason of his falling out
of his wagon on account of mudhole
in the street. His arm was broken
andwill be permanently affected to a
certain extent. He sustained other
injuries, for all Of which he receives
81, $50, just on account Of mud pud
die on a back street near the city linn
its. The case was hotly contested
one and will likely go to the court OF
appeals.