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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-04-15

A young child is mentioned in terms
OF endearment as my 'ansome,' or
tender deear," or even "tender
worm" 'Son'' and Sonny are used
without the least relation to the age
or sex of the person addressed. A
son may sometimes be heard speaking
to his own father as <*my son. or a
husband calling his wife SONNY"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
That Game of Golf.

Last Saturday a man missed drive at golf and smashed the young lady who stood behind him in the mouth and knocked out all her front teeth: and then when she was being rapidly driven to the doctors by another man the horse. ran away and upset her and broke the mans leg and severely in- jured her besides. as an Irlshman would say. Happening on Saturday as it did, this has nothing to do with the great Sunday golf question now rag. ing in Boston. It does prove. how eyer, in a showy and dramatic way. what true goifites have always con. tended. the importance of learning to hit the bail.-New York Commercial
 4 d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
TREES

It Is estimated that 400. 900 ,000 feet of logs will be cut in Maine this sea- son.
 That wood will stand the passing Of centuries as well as metal is proved by the unearthing near the Nile of some Egyptian boats nearly 5000 years old which are ill good condition.
 Norway and Sweden export an fn> mense amount of lumber. h one year $16,000,000 worth of manufactured Iums Der was sent out by Norway, while Sweden exceeded this sum by S2O ,00o.- 000 worth of sawn and hewn lumber alone.
 The most noted grove of walnut trees in the United States containing ffty-one black walnut trees. all of them of enormous size, was sold at Cassopolis, Mich for $10 ,000 cash. The purchasers were German and English parties The logs will be cut and squared for shipment. It is estimated that one of the trees wili produce s1.- 200 worth Of choice lumber. It was over 100 feet of good logging size. it's largest diameter was ! feet eircumfer- enee 2l.99 feet and t would require i've men hand in hand 10 encircie it.
 4 curiosity exists near the Red Bluff Primitive Baptist church in Ware county, Georgia. It is mammoth mulberry tree and the heart has long since routed. Out of the heart of the mulberry grows 8 cherry and peach tree. both of which are eight inches in diameter They grow to a point ten feet above the ground All three of the trees are alive and bear fruit every year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
The Non Irritating Cathartic
 Easy to take, easy to operate Hoods Pills

Gave them hades Watch the papers.
 He is DOW in St. Louis at the con. ference. His telegram 10 bis clerk thls time, we opinc will be, They went wild-trying to catch me They gave me hades2 Watch the trains, I'll be home as soon as ! can express my manuscript, When however, he runs for Governor of the State his telegram 10 his clerk will read something like this: The voters went wild-trying to reach the Jordan. Gave them hades- because never heard that song Jordan is hard road to travel. Watch the returns. l will be the first return youl get o: the elect ion, The only assigoaele reason potent for DaYis sending that Chi. 2ago telegram is, that it's seati- nenfs suits him to q l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
C. T. UPDEGRAFF, General Freight Agent,
 Helena, Arkansas.
It Broke Him Up.

4 certain tragedian was one time playing in a provincial town, and ob- served in the front row an old gentle man in tears Highly flattered, he sent an attendant to say that he would like to see the old man after the perform ance. When they met. he was gra- ciousness itself.
 Sir" he said. T perceived that my acting moved you"
 "It did that, sir" said the white haired playgoee. You see. sir. I've got son myself play-actin' some where, who l haven't seen for a long time, an 1t broke me all Up to think that mebbe he wasn't no better at it than you, sir. r."-Spare Moments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

If Hanna, the Marcns Aurelius of modern times, vas approached by Aguinaldo with a proposition to withdraw from the Philippines for a consideration of $50, 900, 900, how much will the people have to give McKinleyats withdraw Otis2 If it cost us s5O. GOO, 900 to start a war foi "humanity's sake, must we also pay $50, ,O0O.O0o to play quits for "humanitv's sake" or for. somebody else's sake?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

The telephone will no doubt in the year 1899 stop saying Hello, be cause the year 20oo will be near and that is when it is predicted the world will change. The new word will savor of thoughts divine; f'rin- stance Heaven winch belongs to the coming season while the oppo- site word "HelIo" will be relegated to the shelves of oblivion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

In convention recently where Otis was being freely discussed a speaker remarked, "Geutlemen. the Main issue'-at that moment n sol- dier of the Philippines aroused the convention by shoutirg, That's all right. we've had enough of Remember the Maine issue. What we want is someone to show Us how Otis eau be recalled.e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
We sec that Price David Kawana-

We sec that Price David Havana naka, a cousin of former Queen Liluokalaaa of Hawaii, has arrived in Washington from Honolulu. Ii is safe to predict that should he mingle among tue politicians of that great city it will not be long before he IS singing T wants my Hono-lulu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

Mai. G. R. Breckinridge returned this morning from Little Rock where he met Mrs. Breekinridge and ehil. dren. They were on their way to Hot Springs from Mt. Nebo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

Ingersoll conveyed the pleasant news through a medium to us that there is no bell. Bob, if we could only believe this we'd forgive you oE all your past errors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

It is said that Lord Francis Hope has separated from his actress wife, Mary Yohe Here's an example for you showing clearly what the Man with the Yohe" wlil do.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
Unsuspectpd Yiliafny.

First f.awyer-Where dc you live2 Second Lawyer--I object to the Ques- tion as irrelevant and immaterial. Listener Marciful hivens, OTl kill Mulroon, for it's only tn other day hs asked me thot Qniston.-New York Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

There are 60 tribes in the Philip pines. Uncle Sam is fighting one. It is evident from the showing we have made that should they all take after us they would give us s'60.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

By . decree of the managers in the theatrical world blondes are DO longer on tue stage. Guess they fe on the bum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

Spea6ing of "The man with the hoe, what's the matter with the country with an Ida ho?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
~ rn lInOtrLATIoN.

The l.a.!s GRAPHIC has nearly deubie the sSsulatio. ,f any other IPine Bluff daily aewspaper and the Daily and semi-Weekly GR.PHIo have a combined circulation larger chan that of ang othnr Pine Bluff daily or .ekly neg8oaosr' Advertisements accept ad on th,s guarantee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

You can't say to a mao or a woman who is blind, You have seen better days Eye see. Do you?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
oFFh5 E. 216 W. BARRAQUE ST.
 TELEPHONE No. lf2.

Entered at the Poat-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-ciass mall matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

JEFF "TELEGRAM'r DA tfS.
 Attoraey General Jeff Davis after his address at Chicago wired to his e.e-k, "The audience went wild.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
Arkansas Midland RaiIroad Lauds

5o,ooo acres of good timber lands for sale. 1000 acres of cleared lands for sale, along the line of the Arkansas Midland Railroad. Free sites for factories and mills.
 For farms or timber lands, ad. dracc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

sagADvERTIsINd RATES MADE KNOWN
 oN APPLICATION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22
Gbe DatIp Graphic.

ALL APPROPRIATIONS DUR ADVANCE
 WITHOUT EXOEE ZION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-22

Gave them hades Watch the YaparS T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
SorIcr az sAIr or mat ESTATE


NOTICE is.hcryhy given that In pursuance
~ an nitlcf u ogden iillss IudFcof The pfu.
hate Division N the Third Judicial District
Court ~ the stated ttnh m aud Tor salt
lake County. made on tho 9TH dav ~ NAY,
4. ". Len. 10 tho matter ~ The estate and
gunrdlauship ~ Alvin ~ 1nylur Sophia
TAYLOR ard utufFr Taylor. mlnnfs. tho un.
defsianrl guardian ~ the estate ~ said
minors viii sell "a public sais W The highest
bidder mr. clth. lawful muury ~ The United
siaigs ~ Amrrirl, aud suhlgri ~ cuunfun.
uf June. ~. % tuelrv. ocln,k nuun ~ said
daY. nt che vest frunt du1r II the tlty and
tuunty building, salt tnkr Ciiy, salt lake
County. state N Utah. nll the rifht. title aud
Interest N che sald Alvin ". 1aylnf sophia
IuYlnr and NfufTv Taylor, lu and ~ nll tho
fulluNlug dfrfllod urafuisrs and prppeuy
situated In salt Lake touniy, state ~ Utah.
An undivided throc.tuontio,h. " the FOL
twelve and uuu-half ulNi rds west ~ the
unfthrast cntnrf N lH sik W hinrk -, plat ~
salt lake CITY ~urNvy. thuncu west fNy -uue
aud unu-fuufth attti fooii d oucu suuth ton lin
fsis. thUufU sust my =unu aud one fourth
ni,O let ilicnc- NORTH ten uW ruis Ia placc
~ beginning
1'iin, And conditions " sale. cash. lawful
mnury NJ tho United states ~ America, ten
pr cent ~ the purlnsn munry tn h. paid on
The DAY " sale. balance un confirmation ~
sole by aid court. bod ~ cspvusc II puf.
chaser
ioHN TAYLOR,
Nunfdlnn ~ The estate ~ AiVin ~
luylur sophia Taylor and Geurgu
IaYlur. mlnUfa
Dated MAJ j, Iva.
a. NOYLE. Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
FATAL IGNORANCE.
People Who ''Didn't Know"
How Lives Are Sacrificed.

This household tragedy Is 30 familiar.
The husband takes a revolver from the
drawer. and IL going TO clean IT, In
mood Of playfulness he points the pis-
tol at his wife and pulls the trigger
A flash. a report. a scream Of death
agony. and another Item for the news
paper headed "Ile didn't know It was
loaded" There seems TO be no possible
excuse for such folly. The only excuse
kindness can suggest Il that although
he didn't know. yet he thought he
knew. II Is one Of the sad facts Of ilfo
that ignorance can work 20 much evil.
tht simple Stupidity can ruin homes.
destroy characters. break hearts. and
even take human life itself. We live at
all times exposed TO the danger Of ~.
norancc which becomes the more dan
rcrous as II occupies positions invoiv-
ina responsibility. when the drug clerk
carclcaHly sells n poison for a harmless
powder, he may say he didn't know
he'd taken up the wrong bottle" but
what fatal confession that didn't
know" Il for one who IL In charge Of
ilfe.Eiving and death dealing drugs
THE PERIL OF IGNORANCE.
Ia one to which all are exposed ina
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
OUR NEICHBORS.
SALEM, IDAHO.
Death Of Mrs. Martha Monks wsrd-End
Of q Tong aud usefai Career.

Special Correspondence.
Died at Salem. Fremont county.
Idaho. U. s.. May sth. 1899. Of general
debility. Martha Monks ward. AGED 30
years. Deceased was born near Boil
ton. Lancashire. England. September
II. is19. and embraced the Gospel In
her native town In the year 1851. and
was married to Elder George T.. Ward.
n travelling Elder In the Manchester
conference. July q. iseo. cmigratcd to
Utah April. 1851. In the ship Manchester
arriving In Salt Lake city september 10
the same year, and went to Wcllsville,
cache county, October .ith, 1851 In
March. 1868. removed 10 liyrim. and In
connection with her husband was
among the founders Of Hyrum city, and
was a counselor In the Relief Society
when first organized. In the year 1888
came to Salem. n barren wilderness.
and remained until her demise.
Sister Ward lived and died faithful
f.aiter.day Saint md was the president
of the Relief Society % Salem ward
from tho time 81 It's organisation.
Loved In life. honorcd IN death. forty.
i've teams followed her remains TO
their last resting place ON the hill side.
for she was worthy being, a true wife.
devoted mother. and n worker fOr the
welfare OF all around her.
Mlllcnniai star please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
FRANKLIN, IDAHO.
sudden Death Of Mrs. Mary Ana webster
Tho Law OF rithing.

Special corrspondencc.
Franklin. oneida Co. Idaho. May %.
--on Tuesday afternoon. the s1fd inst.
Mary Ann Webster. beloved wife of
Samuel Webster. died very suddenly.
after brief illness from which she
was thought 20 be- slowly recovering
She was born at oxford. oneida Co..
May ard. 1861. was brought up In
Franklin. She was J. years and 20 days
old when she departed this life. She
was married 60 Samuel Webster, oct.
18th. issG. and was the mother " nyc
children. the last one having died few
days after Its birth. on May 9Th. All
tho community feet 10 Hympathlxr deep
" with the family She was noble
woman. "a devoted wife ana loving
mother. and faithful i.aiter-day Saint.
being an active worker In the mutual.
Funeral services were held at Franklin.
Friday at 10 o'clock o. m. ConrolinE ad.
dresses were made by President Park
lnson and otherr. nfty-0ne carriages
followed her remains Ia the grave.
liroihcr Alfred Henson II very sick
with rheumatic gouti he cannot move
hand or foot
John ponoy IN silii a very sick man,
his lower limbs being paralyEcd.
hhiei-NM hplNtH hlikInDAns
w1 are going to have a grand time
on brigham loung'a birthday. AL the
schools and sunday schools viii turn
out. " weather permits. and will ~ 10
H. Joseph and celebrate the day In q
grove. a good program II preparing.
the brass band VIII discourse sweet
music. and all win partake OF nno
picnic. Dance In tho hall viii DO given
at night.
Our fail grain not doing very well II
has been 30 cold. spring wheat looks
well. We have had frost for many
nighini our early potatoes froEr. Some
froHe twice, Gardens very backward.
a meeting was held Rt Franklin this
morning az 10 O'clock Apostle Teas.
dale ana President George g. parkln.
fon were the speakers. Apostle Teas
dale spoke on the law Of timing nnd
showed 90 the people what the Lord
wanted them 20 do In that particular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
OGDEN.


,t,,,or,si Dsy-A Pine Work Of Art-A
small rire-Iccai News nr'sfs.
special Correspondence.
ogden, May si..-The circus Ia com.
,ng 10 town tomorrow. Al the small
ha,u are preparing to take their par
-n,s 10 see the rhow and the parents
viii generally be persuaded TO 10, not
because they care anything for such
.musement, but to see that nothing
happens TO the Juveniles.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Memorial Day was duly celebrated
In ogden In the usual orcditnble man
ner, There was long procession inadc
mn OF various civic societies. veterans
of the civil and spanish-Amcrican
wars. Mexican war veterans, SURVIVORS
II the Mormon battalion, the hre DC
partmcnt and citizens on foot and IN
iarrlaeea. The Procession wendcd Its
way 10 the silent city OF the dead,
where the beautiful custom inaugural.
ed by tho GRAND Army OF the kcpub.
lle Of decorating with the flowers OF
spring the graves Of fallen heroes and
other loved cner was followed
A FINE WORK or ART.
A portrait bust OF Hon. i.orin Farr,
displayed In the show window OF
browning Bros store on Washington
avenue, attracts the attention of all
paaseB-by. Il Is the handiwork OF that
Using young artist Mr.. Luke Crow.
shaw of this city. and Is almost an cS-
act reproduction OF the head and
shouldcrh OF tho gentleman which u
represents. The shape OF the head
and the lines Of the face arr nearly
Perfect and remarkably true to life.
No inner specimen of modelling has ever
been seen herc.eycn In the work OF pro-
. len Haa
Mr.. Crawahnw Is only an amateur. but
n life and health shall be his lor few
years he will certainly mako his mark
in the world and take his place along
side Of those whose works OF art have
won for them prominent niche In the
temple OF fame.
A would-bc man and wife came here
from wyoming with n license to wed
Issued In that State. only to learn that
The document was not iegai In Utah.
The gentleman very rcnsibiy called
upon our County cupid liolilnRHworth.
paid over is.s0 for another license and
presenting II TO Justice Joseph Hal.
was Joined to the woman Of his choice.
a SMALL FIRE.
A IRE alarm was sounded little
after one o'clock y. m. yesterday To
which the department responded
promptly, The occasion Of the alarm
was the burning Of n small frame
house on ounce avenue. near Twenty
fourth street, owned by Mrs kcrnhnw
and occupied by Lorenzo Farley and
family. The building waa entirely con-
sumed. hut the contents were removed
and saved. Mrs. Farley was m and
IN bed when the fire started. but was
carefully removed TO the house OF
neighbor. The loss Of the property
destroyed Il probably more than $500
but whether Insured Or not could not
be learned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
A CoSGREssuAy.RLEcTs JOKE.


lchiearo chronlclc,l
When Congressman. Elect Noonan OF
Chicago visited Washington. his coal
black hair, his dark complexion and pe-
cuilariy graceful walk caused everyone
90 ask who that handsome foreigner
was. Some wnE started the story that
he was a prominent Filipino aud the
confidential agent Of AFulnnidn, who
had come 20 Washington To settle tho
differences between the United staton
government and the inHurRcnt leader.
81 course. everyone wanted 10 be intro
duced.
The colonel. catching ON 20 the Joke
acknowledged an Introduction as scnuf
Noonano. and, % carry ont the dccep.
ton, pretended lack OF knowledge %
the English language. and used In.
stead his choicest Irish. II was lots u
fun for awhile, ana the colonel enjoyed
II, until he was Introduced 10 the SER
Eeant-at-armr OF the House. the Official
who pays the congressman their SAL
aries, when, fearing that the deception
might create dlnic;uity In realizing
on his monthly pay check. he revolied
and repudlatcd the whole story. aud,
while admitting that he might resemble
Filipino n0hleinan, he was In reality
a chicago Congressman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

nut why Is II that Golden Medical
Discovery" win do what doctors failed
IN d0lns7 That IA natural question
and should receive plain and practical
answer. Nineteen times out of twenty
In Dr. Picrcc's wide and long expert
ence Of disease. he found that diseases
whose symptoms Involved organs re-.
mote from the stomach. were az the
same time solely and wholly due to the
condition Of the stomach. Severe head
aches. dizziness. paipitatlOu Of the
heart, Intermittent pulse. backachc,
aideachc. trembling limbs. cold hands
and feet. liver trouble" arc only some
Of tho necessary results OF a diseased
stomach Involving the other organs %
digestion and nutrition. The proof Of
this statement In that these ailments
disappear entirely and altogether when
the stomach has been restored 10 health
by the use of Golden Medical placov-
cry" II IL no usc 10 treat the heart or
the head. tho lungs or tho liver. Tor n
disease which originating In the stom-
ach II being led from the stomach
Through the blood, with every pulse
heat. It's easy 10 understand this sup
rose n pure stream flowing through q
fair farm land and providing tho drink
Ing supply N tho farmer and bis fam
~. Some day the water f. found 20 be
foul. Going M N" stream one n the
boys fnda q hog dead In tho brook. II
~ any use 10 attempt 20 purify that wa
TOR. 10 heal ~ or cleanse II. while that
corruption remains IN tho stream Not
n bit OF n. hut take that carbon out
of the stream and the water does not
need any healing or cleaning. II heals
Itself The cause n the fouineaa II re-
moved. nnd the effect disappears. When
Il II diseased
THE STOMACH rs \ sEpULcHRE
full or uncieanncss. what makes the
head dlzzy7 The foul gases generated
from the dccaying and rutrcsccnt mat
ter IN that snruichro ~ tho stomach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
vTJTyTTOy-MARKs.-



Genial Jim Camp was much dis.
guated man at the opera Thursday
night There was zelie he Lussan trlll.
ing haunting little gypsy melodies as II
she we're indeed Of the nomany race.
ana yot the biz audience treated her
with silence thai was almost nppall-
Ing. That was TIE ease nj nrHt.
OF course they hwOke, ana after they
recovered from their self-c0nsciousness
gave the great singer and actress the
plnudiin she 40 richly moritcd liut this
Incident occurred during the period Of
fllence'
"Did you ever SOC such an auilenner''
exclaimed Jim fretfully. "lhey don't
seem To- like her work"
"Oh. no. that lsn't ro'" Haii a bright
glrl sitting next "a him, ''The men
can't applaud because they have been
Vacolnated ana the women can't stamp
their dainty feet for the same reason"
Jim elapsed" into grim silence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

IN the District Court. Third Iudirial District
~ the state ~ tab County ~ salt lake.
Xinns saving Hank q Trust tnmpluy, a
CuffnrHtlnu. flalntin Va Angus ". cannon,
NnfAh NJ. tuuuuu aud iiraf Nattual Hank ~
nsaduussi, -uuth Dakota, u Corporation, Do-
PENDANTS 10 b. sid ni rhrfln's sale nt tho
tho wal frIui duir ~ the tuuntY tuuft
liuusu in tho tliY " salt takr, county u
sult Lake, state N Utah. on Friday, June tth,
A. ~ isl1. ut tuvlYu uIrIu'k nunn ~ said day,
thu rial estate described as follows. tu-ulti
The snuthNUst quarter 90 the southeast quar-
ttruf zfs'tiuu nlun fH, fuauahlp tao 90 sruth
"a tinuar uuu lh MtIst salt Lake Meridian
Alan runmrnrinf at tho southeast cururr 20
thu aluthWrsf quarter ~ aid rrriinu nlns fl,
IuHushlu aud liHuEu Aforesaid. aud ruunlut
thence north a. ii1g. a. Min, west tHoufy tal
fndsi tlrnrU north u lag - Min, Hu.t
tarnt-fnuf 90 rusisl thrnnu north thirty-tNo
lag, Wrst furty liN nrlsi thcufn
unfth ls UiTf wet rlfht ~ raisi thsnru uAst
nrystuu aud tHustruths fiGgl rods tn tho
northeast cufurf ~ tho southeast quarter %
tho southwest quarter ~ said ~nftiun nina
f1i thuurr snutli rlehiy lsil rHl. a. tho plars
~ H. slnnlnf, containing 1871 nrrssi stdAts
lyius ard o. lns IN tho County u salt Lake
imr'ha.s price payable IN lawful money u
tie tuitfst States ~ Amsfiel.
hated at. AT Lake cily. Utah, this 10Th day
IONS e. IIOwEfl.s.
sheriff ~ rHli Lake County. state ~ Utah
Is joins mon INOMiliY. g.,
uauuty sheriff ~ salt Lake County, Utaa.
ITltaI -UN a CANNON,
AftuHuUka fur IlaIufNW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
,AILrY NIrw MlNIS. AM ,.,,-.'s
$50 COMPANY

Location VI principal place OF busl.
nosl salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Notice D. hereby given that ut a meet
Ing nt The company held On the hth day
OF May, 100, an assessment OF Il. cent
por share v levied ON tho capital
stock " said corporation. payable as fol-
lows a cent per share on or before
ThufHIny the hth day OF June, 1883.
and y cent per share on Saturday. the
tth day OF July. 1888, 10 u. q. Calder.
secretary at the office % company, No
~ west First South street. Salt Lake
city Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on ths
Sth d,y NJ July, 1879. will be delinausnt-
ana advertised Tor sale az public auc-
ton. and unless payment IL made, viii
Dc solh on Monday, the sth day of
August, $3.50, at ~ o'clock noon, tO nay
delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expenses "
sale.
(signed) u, q, CALDER,
No, Is ives, First South street. san
Lake city, Utah.