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soric.

Notice i hereby givm that there will 10
= .pNlhl meeting ~ The stps'ih holders ~ thu
lh.cist 4 salt lake Agricultural & Manu-.
Iactnring ,anni company, held NJ tile eun.
llns,s ouc.. fRm ~ lrmpluion building,
fnlt LAKE city. Utah. on the 18th day W Apr1,
~. ~ = o'clock p NJ. for the purpose u
hu'ilulnt lhe NrtclesW Agreement hi STRIKE
ASSESSMENT, and pfu-potilnrl thsf,,ln to-
gothtr WIN sale N delinquent sttch shall bo
~ provided hy inw."
NM Inserting In lieu thcrspf. tho foltDwinr;--.
IN" trustee. ~ said corporation. fur III.
putP-' ~ paying cNrsnse=. conducting tho
huslhs-t ~ paying thu debts ~ tho ,giriurn.
lion. unf lgNy md cullret nsssssnents n tle
innhn'r ghd fnfin provided hy Inv! although
ihU rsp.ial stps 10 said company has heon
fully THId
And ~ adalns Article &. which shall rad
~ follows. tt.Nif
mat iuur ~ tho tuisie, st1u b. ncrr..
ttfN 10 fufm uVuuHim. and hfu hrfrh4 au.
tlHriS'Ti ~ transact The htsInns4 and rxtf'ise
VIZ .nfi.tltN. ppgrr. N soc EXPIRATION"
Dated III. dist daS ~ Narrit 80.
~ order ~ iiuad ul uir4'turs.
vhAilLts ". WiiCkEN President.
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LOGAN.


Special Correspondence.
Logan, April 1.-THE board Of 1rus-
tees ~ the brigham Young College
held It's regular meeting this after
noon. The members present We're jo-
Reph II. Smith. W. u. Preston. W. n.
Lewis, 3. NJ. Molen and orron Smith.
The business transacted was ns fol-
lows: Prest. Kerr was authorized To
engage all the members OF the present
faculty, for noxt years work, upon tho
same basis that they are now cni-
nloyed. II was decided 10 sell the prop
"rty known as the "Old Church Farm"
which comprises amout 600 acres. and
the executive committee was empOw-
cred TO make the sale. The proposition
TO establish training school at tho
college was discussed at length, but
definite action was postponed A large
signal bell for the new tower was or
dered purchased. The matter OF in-
proving and beauifying the College
grounds was referred TO member orson
Smith.
The classes OF 1900 and 1902. OF the
u, Y, College, meet In a eonieat on the
diamond tomorrow afternoon. ON the
college campus.
The closing exercises Of the city
schools We're held In the Opera house
this afternoon. The building was
damned with children and their
parents. who listened To the rendering
of nm excellent program.
Justice Knowles has been busy today
trying the suit - Anthem SorenRon
against Andrew Monk. for sum OF
money alleged 10 be due as wages.
Chas. Olsen, the unfortunate young
man who succumbed 70 an attack Of
appendicitis after SUFFERING severely
for ten days. win be buried sunday at
o'clock.
Prast. G. q. Card OF the Alberta
stake. In visiting friends In this city.
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OGDEN.
s~v Csscs-Trunkhui Asrs,xned for Burg.
IL g-News Notes


Special Correspondence.
ogden. April i5.-on Sunday evening
there will be held conjoint session OF
the Y. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. I. A. OF the
Fifth ward In the ward meeting house.
commencing at o'clock. which will be
addressed by Elder c. w. Penrosc. the
subject Of his lecture being "Predcstin-
alton" 80
Hon. Joseph Stanford. whose health
has been pfccatious for a long time
and who has been confined to his house
for several months. was down town yes
terday receiving the congratulations OF
his friends.
u. L. I.omax. the general passenger
and ticket agent of the Union Pacific
at omaha, was an Ogden visitor Thurs
day.
Ii. 4. Hume has filed n petition for his
appOIntment as administrator OF tie cs-
tate OF \. T.. Ash. deceased.
Thursday evening Miss Ellen Weir.
who works In the Troy laundry. had
her right hand crushed In "A manElcr.
Three fingers We're 10 badly mutllatod
and burned that she may lose one OF
them.
General Manager Weaver Of the og-
den street Railway company. accom-
panied by his wife and two daughters.
arrived from Kansas city yesterday.
TRuNKIiILL ARRAiGNED.
Last evening County Attorney Hal
vcfson nicd an Information In the Sec
ond district court against Bertrruhkh.ll.
charging burglary Of the store and
building OF \. J. Aiand on the 18th day
OF March. Trunkhill was brought into
court. arraigncd and pleaded not guilty.
Ills bond was fixed Mt $3.50 which was
not gwen and he was remnndcd TO the
custody Of the sheriff.
The board Of county commissioners
held meeting today to take action In
the matter u the consolidation Of West
Weber. Garland and Taylor into one
school district.
Mrs. Jennie A. Fisher OF Denver. the
owner OF several houses and lots In
ogden. IL In the city looking after her
property interests.
LEGAL BUSINESS.
Injunction proceedings were brought
before Judge iillca yesterday In tho
Second district court by tho woodman-
see estate against ~. L. white. 10 en-
Join White from undermining the party
wall, where he Ia putting up his new
building, II being alleged that tho work
IL damaging the building.
In the matter OF the Peoples Build
inE. Loan and Savings association and
J.. II. Grocabcck. VI OTIS ~ Fowler.
Mary foreman et al, the defendants
nl'i Win Inc county clerk yesterday
their receipts OF the sums granted them
by Judge lloiappn order Of distribu.
tlon OF surplus moneys made on April
ard.
\ suit was filed yesterday In the ONCE
Of the clerk OF the second district court,
by Mlntic l.. woodmanAcc against SAM
ucl J.. Wondmansec. her former huH-
band. praying that n certain deed and
conveyance made by plaintiff 10 defend.
ant be set aside and Cancelled. and that
the defendant be required 10 rc-convcy
said property 10 plaintiff.
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OUR OWN STATE.

when he moved TO this city. where he
has lived since.
Deceased was n man OF strict intcg-
rity. upright and straightforward In
his dealings with his fcllowmeu, and
was highly RESPECTED by all ncliaint-
ances. Besides many friends he leaves
n wife and eleven children to mourn his
loss. lie has been sufferer for about
ten years with aggravated asthma ana
consumption. the diseases which finally
resulted fatally.
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nrMAnKAuLE Guar or RuEuMA.
ItsM.

Kenna, Jackson County. W. Va.
About three yeats ago my wife had
an attack OF rheumatism which con-
~ed her to her bed for over month
and rendered her unable To walk "a step
without assistance, her limbs being
swollen 10 double thlr normal size. Mr.
=. Maddox insisted IN my using cham.
bcrlnlns Pain Balm. I purchased
ffty-cent bottle and used II according
10 the directions md the next morning
she walked to breakfast without as
nistance In any manner. ana she has
not had n similar attack slnce.--A. u.
Parsons.
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FiLLrlORE.
An unsa,ory scandal Unlicensed Liquor
seiiing.

Fillmore. Willard County. April u.
The county attorney. J. AMelvillc. re-
ccived word from <nnoHh the
morning of the i1th Inst. that three
young men went out TO the Indian
camps "A Tow nights before aud re-
NAMED nearly all night. They had a
supply Of whisky with them and got
an Indian and two rdunwn drunk. and
an GrsHNory scandal n the result ~
the spree The boys may be arrested
Tor furnishing liqupr TO Indians
L. Y. lluntHnan OF Fillmore has been
arrested for selling liquor without n
liccnre. Hts trial will come up some
time next week.
AZ a special session OF the city coun.
ell last Wednesday. the raHignation OF
John NJ. Hanson NJ city attorney was
hccoptcd. and Joshua Greenwood was
appointed 10 aupercede him.
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Aud IN accordance with law. and an
order OF the Board NJ Directors made
ON the 18th day Of February. 1899. 10
many shares Of each parcel NJ said
stock. - may be necessary, win be sold
at the office Of SAID Company az IL
North Main St. salt Lake city, Utah.
on tho 18th day of April, 40 y noon, to
pay the delinquent assessment, 10.
Fether win the cost OF advertising and
expense ~ sale,
iiy order ~ the Board Of Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
Drtcd March sisL 1893.
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KANAB.
Death Of Yrs. Emu, ,,isic ruah THROWN.
an tstinisbie Young Lady.

Special Correspondence.
Kanab. Kane Co.. April ia shadow
Of deepest gloom and sorrow Is resting
upon our town. occasioned by the death
OF Mrs. Emily Nilate pugh Brown.
sister Brown was one Of our most be-
loved young ladies' and a leader In all
social and religious matters: no gath
crlng was ever complete without her
chcorful presence.
She was married last spring to James
n. Brown. one of our most promising
young men, who Mt the time OF his
wifo's Illness. was on a mission In Cali
fornia.
Sister Brown was taken ~ early In
March with Ia grippe. March 29nd she
gave birth. prcmaiurely. 10 a oaby glrl.
owing Ia the precautions condition OF
sister Browns health. President Snow
was notified. and he Immediately wired
brother Brown q furlouRh. Elder Brown
arriving here April Tth. Just four hours
aftcr his wife had passed. away. All
could do, had been done for her. but
she inally succumbcd to heart failure,
Huperinduccd by Ia grippe.
Sister brown was born In Kannb
October isth Isle. She was the daugh.
ter OF Edward and Elizabeth Kelly
Pugh. Her baby girl survives her
The funeral services were held sun
day. the 9th. and were attended by all
most the entire population OF Knnab,
whilst friends ana Hympathlxers came
from surrounding settlements to pay
their respects TO the deceased. The
young ladies' of the \. l.. NJ. l. A.. Of
which Sister Brown was n most efficient
officer. decorated the assembly hall with
ilows,s and white drapery After most
impressive services. the remains were
followed TO the cemetery by 900 people.
Thirty-clght young ladies dressed In
white led the way To the grave and fol-
lowing them were other pedestrians.
among thcm President Wooilcy. Bishop
johnson. Hon. Joseph u. Robinson and
other prominent cltizenh, then came the
hcaTae followed by twcnty.six vehicles.
Sister Brown died In full faith and
fellowship In the Gospel. and the prom
lse OF the Master. blessed arr the pure
In heart. for they shall see God" Will
be realized by her.
Her Wide circle Of friends throughout
the state viii Join with US In sympa-
thy aud blessings TO her Horcly Kricved
husband aud parents.
Elder Brown returns to hia field OF
labor In n few days
DRoUTH CAUSING MUCH SICK
NESS.
Tho weather II very dry ard we have
2 great amount OF sickness. undoubted-
" the health OF the people would im-
prove II the long continuca drouth were
broken. cattle arc very poor and both
sheep and cattlemen are busy try
lns TO mud pasture and water for their
herds.
shcaring has been In progress for two
weeks past. but no sales VI wool cattle
or sheep have rs yet been connummat-
ed. consequently money II close.
Fruit trees are IN bloom with prom
iHeH OF good fruit crop this fall.
our water Pipe system N "a decided
success. and visitors can now gel a
clear. cold drink. oven In Knnab.
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rlOUNT PLEASANT.
Death Of Hans q. u. Beck, n Pioneer oi
sanpete.

special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, April la.-After long
Illness, OF nearly ten years. Hans @, H.,
Heck passed 10 his rest yesterday, aged
60 years.
Mr., Beck was one OF the earliest set
Tiers OF Mt. Pleasant, having come here
about 1880. He was n native OF Dem
mark. About 1870 he settled In Chester
and resided there until seven years ago.
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PROVO.
Arsor Day Appropriately observed Gar
deu CITY News.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. April i5.-Arbor day was gen.
orally observed In this city. The child
rem OF the .. 'lic schools planted trees
and shrubs o.i the school grounds, and
appropriate Arbor day programs were
carried out. Al tho Maerer school.
about one hundred trees were planted
this school, through the kindness OF
Mf. 9. u. Loose. who gave the school
two lots for playground. has the
LARGEST playground OF any school IN
the city. and. being new, there was
greater opportunity for tree planting
than az any 81 the others.
This Fourth ward people planted
trees, shrubs ana flowers IN their meet
ina house grounds. and. generally, the
day was observed In manner con-
rlstcnt with the object Of It's appoInt-
ment.
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All water used TO produce our unex.
celled work on shirts, Collars. Guns
fiannels. blankets and Lace Curtains
Telephone. iss. Troy Steam Laundry
100 Main ST.
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NorIcr 10 CREDIrons.


'777N'' " H"77' '7|F"T"HFHI HVT'N7VW
Creditors viii present claims with vouchers
" tho undersigned AZ the nillcu NJ Young 4
NOylV, attorneys, Deserot National Hank
hnildlug, corner Main aud First south streets
salt Lake Guy, Utah, On ar before the ami
day nf August. 4. ~ tsgl.
ALEXANDER RONBROuGH,
drceasod.
Young Moylr, Attorneys
Date NJ iiri publication, April u, A. u. isll
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D,lisounNr AsstssmrNr NorioI.

Gold Leaf Mining Company. a Corpora
ton, Organized Under the Laws of
the state Of Utah. Principal Place
OF business. Salt Lake city. Utah.
There are delinquent the following
described stock on account Of ASSESS
mont No. I. levied February 18th. 1893.
the several amounts set opposite the
names u the respective shareholders.
as follows;
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NAME

And In nrcnr'lanee with law aud the order
~ The lAntdo 81 dirriur., made IN Mar'li sni
lr3 ~ many shsfr- NJ varh pnr'oi ~ nbovr
sif1h ~ may ~ usy'rssafy vii lr ssild At auc-
ur,f, - " rtrst. salt Lake coy, Utah. M 9
o'rlp'h pm. ~ Tuesday, April the 18th, NV,
mpat IN dvi tluent a,.s'-,inenl thoron. to-
!. y. ANDERSON. secretary.
Il. u ~trsst -alt Lake CIV. utah.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

suit has been commenced by u. NJ.
Ellen Smith TO collect tiaa with Interest
az the rate OF 10 per cent per annum
from January ist, 1894, alleged To be
due plaintif on two promlssory notes
Elder Elias 4, Gee returned this
morning from mission 20 the South
"rn States, Elder 1oe has enjoyed his
mission lnborH and comes home In good
health ana spirits.
Deputy County Clerk Robson. who
has suffered severely from rheumatism
for some time past IL now sufficiently
recovered 10 be able TO make brief
visits to his ofiicc.
Mrs. Hyrum Duke has left for Jo-
hunnlrburg, California, where her hus-
band IN employed.
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pr.,sorrsr. A,,r,snrsr Sor,cr.

The Highland Mining and Milling Company,
Corporation
Secriary's oflcr, salt lake Guy.
April 9Th i-rl
following dra'riitu1 stu-rk IN nrriunt III
ass'-sinrni M. I. levied March The and tsfp,
The several amounts .si uptsi-ltc the nnHiss. ~
the Respective sharplnldurs. ~ fnl lows. Vtgt ?
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DISSOLUTION sorIon.

The partnership heretofore existing
between burst y Meeks has been dis
solved by mutual consent, G. u. burst
retiring, and Meeks Bros continuing at
20 West, Second south.
{. II. BURST.
w. J. MEEKS.
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fft'Nbf tAAh 'tANf tNaHs
Notice N hereby given that al a meet
Ing Of the DirevtorH of said Company.
held ON the shth day of March. 1893, an
Assessment OF one 40 cent per nhnr.
was levied an the capital stock OF naid
corporation, payable at once 20 \. r.
Pearson, Secretary of said corporation.
at Room col Mccormick lilock. SAT-
Lake city, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on tho
22nd day uf April 1888. VIII be delin-
auent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment Il made
before, will be sold on Wednesday the
10Th day % May. 1899. AZ " O'Clock
noon 81 said day AZ room. e0i Mccor-
nick Block. Salt Lake city. Utah. 20 pay
the delinquent assessment together
with the costs ~ advertising and sx-
pcnHoa u sale.
T. r. PEARSON,
Secretary Of the Triumph Console
dated Mining Company, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah. Dated this g5th day OF March.
1852
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TREATED OVER 10000 CASES

p shores have treated chronic
rocard ~
Asthma Deafness stomach trouble Kidney trouble trouble
can done
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SIX DOLLAR mar,

Given away At woman'H Coop. "a
Main st.. at their spring opening. Nos.
drawn by Mrs, ~ Kirk. rs =. First
West The winning number was 300.
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NOTICE. 40 onnplrons
Estate OF pebecca :. Grlfiths Brooks.
Deceased.

Creditors Will present claims with
vouchers 10 the undersigned al the OF.
fee VI stewart a stewart. 6Og-i0, Me.
Cornlck Block, Salt Lake city, Utah.
on ~ before the tenth day uf August.
a. ID. 1899,
EDMUND j. BROOKS.
Administrator ~ Estate OF llebelca 4.
0rltlths brooks. Deceased.
Date Of first publication April 8. 1893.
stewart q stewart Attorneys Tor Nd
ministrator.
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OF Fancy Vests. Manhattan colorea
Shirts. Novelty patterns. Brown. Terry
A Woodruff co. 100 Main ~.
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PROBATE ASD GUARDIANSHIP
NuIitis.

pRonAIE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NuIitIss
Conrult county Clerk OF toe Respeet,ys
nisncTu fOr Further Information.
SUMMONS.
In tho District Court OF Salt Lake
County. State OF Utah,
Phebe Eleanor Bynon. PLAINTIFF,
VI
william Henry Byuon. Defendant.
The state OF Utah, TO said Defendant;
You arr hereby summoned 20 appear
within twenty days after the service ot
thls summons upon you, II served with
I'M thc County In which this action il
brought. otherwise within thirty DAYS
nftor srryicr, and defend the above en-
Titled uct0ni and IN case VI your fall
ure SO 10 do, Judgment win be rendered
nEaInst you according 10 the demand
az tho complaint, OF which copy h
herewith served upon You.
RICHARDS q NARfAN,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
Dated February 2sth, 1889
l.. q, Address, Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city, Utah.
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N.iri,.

Ia the Disirict Court. Probate Division. in
and fnr ~alt Lake county, state
~ Utah
In the matior NJ the estate ~ DAM, Jacobs.
decreased.
Ihg petition - Daniel H. Jacob. and John
Jlcnl~ pfnllnF fuf ihe istunncv Ia themselves
~ luttrr.M ndmlniumtlun in the estate 81
Daniel iAsits. deceased hns iH,n 1T Tor
l'atinE ~ saturday TIDE Gind dly OF Aprii.
,nnu iloq.v, IN the tuurt tnumuf said Cnnff,
In rnlt Lake city. salt Lake tuunty. Utah.
Niin.s' The glrfk u said court With the ssal
i-H DANiuC. III NHNl CLERK.
l~slll ny T. -. kEEDAill.
,,.,, DEPUTY clerk.
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THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS

For many years They have presented monias
health resaned AZ nominal the hands spcat
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sI.nssa OynWcosTs.

Stylish. perfect ftting. best cloths and
Innings: brown. Terry 4 Woodruff CO..
100 Main ~.
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Notice i hereby rigcn that tho annual
ni.c,lnH oi IN. stockholders ~ the Salt LAX,
Ainueemrnt Association, a corporation will
~ held ~ the Bank ~ C.famer,e AHA.
Blork. shlt Lake city, Utah. ut Inrlo,k n m
m thursday. May Z, \. ~ isg for The mr.
irnnsnciion Of any general business n saiI
T. ". sCRACE. s,.v, '.'''' 'f''s'
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Medical
"GOld Bricks"

THE TRITE oBsEnvATioN OF r. I. THE
" LIKES 70 IE Fooled Is IMPLY
DER FABULOUS SUNS YEARLY
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Don't buy that OF which
H.
Shores
y ar. Willing , you Investigate their treatment and their methods be
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Notice ls' hcrrby given thai ,l,c .nr,,.i
meeting of the sioikhnldorS N Inc iiirhn,n,.'
anu Anaconda Consolidated Mining Cdfn,,anv
inf W, purpose " election Of officers and suci
alton. Will b. held al rDun 81 Jipussr me-
sst Lake 'ity, Utah. on saturday. Nav Il
w, ~ O'Clock pin. \ fuil aftcndancn (,
,o,,.. , - IF~SE KNIGHT. President
JOHN ". TWELNtS Seer,,farv
First publication Anil 1 l.ii
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ASSESSMENT so,i,t.

Assessment No. tl-Triumph consoli.
dated Mining Company. principal
place ~ business, room 20l Mccormick
Block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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THE GREAT DANGER IN 1T.


in
cdcs much TO the discontinue
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Conrult county CLERK OF toe Respective
sisneru for Further Information.
slhMONs.
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In tho District Court OF salt Lake
County. State OF Utah,
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Telegraphinp to Mars.

The idea that we may possibly be able
sometime to communicate with the
planet Mars is a perfectly sound one.
Those who laugh at it merely empha-
size their lack of knowledge of the
march of progress. Years ago man
with his family could not cross a stream
a hundred yards wide. He could COM
municate with his fellow men only so
far as his voice would reach. Medical
science knew no positive cure for dys-
pepsla. But we have progressed. Steam
crosses the ocean,, electricity communi-
Gates across the continent, and Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters has proved a boon
to humanity. 1t strikes at the root of
almost all sickness-the stomach, and
cures indigestion, constipation, bilious
ness and dyspepsia. A private Revenue
Stamp should cover the neck of the bot
tie.
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OLD BILL JONES'.

He loafed around the diggin's on the head o
Roarin Fork,
Too shiftless fr to draw his breath, too lazy fur
to wnit--
A ~slouchy, good fur nothin cuss, dressed like a
ornery tramp,
A sort o wart upon the face o. a respected camp.
His worldly goods war Jest an ole prospectin
pan an piek.
With Which he ust to of'n say he'd some day
turn a trick.
But all us miners laughed at him an in disdainful
tones
Allowed thar Want a bit o. nerve wrapped up in
ole Bill Jones.
Keep trampin up an down the creeks an climbin
up the bills,
An scratchin round in lazy way It'd give man
the chills.
An talkin bout the way hard luck had biffed
him with a club,
An bummin Whisky Jack fur booze an bummin
us fur grub.
II you should offer him a job, he'd sort O. sheer
He calkilated he'd be hirin men himself some
day,
But as fur him hard labor war too tryin on the
bones,
An quite antagonistic to the tastes of ole Bill
Jones.
We stood it till the camel's back war broke an
toll the scamp
He'd better hit a easy trau an nose it out O.
camp,
An Jest as an incentive to accelerate his gait
l slung my boot out with a kick that want no
featherweight.
He only seowled in lazy way an said that he war
ust
To rough ole knocks, an he had heerd that chicks
come home to roost,
An then along the Ouray trail he dragged his
weary bones,
An Roarin Fork war purged at last O. shiftless
ole Bill Jones.
We thought it war the richest joke a.goin when
we heard
That he had struck a assure vein that war 4
golden bird,
But down in Denver t'other day l saw a clean
shaved face
That had a burned familiar look l somehow
couldn't place.
He lolled back in a kerridge, dressed as nobby ~
a king,
The driver logged in uniform, the HOSES Jest the
thing,
An when / asked a Teller who it was he said:
"He owns
Clus onto half this town. l guess; that's Colonel
William JONES'"
Denver Post.