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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-27
HE HOPES FOR PEACE
Aguinaldo's Representative Writes
to Secretary Hay.
THE SITUATION In THE PHILIPPINES.
Its Gravity Aggravated by Our War
TX Activity-Urges Us to Dis
claim Intention of Attacking
Independence of islanders.

Washington, Jan. 2b.-In a communica-
ton to the secretary of state Senior Don
Felipe Agoncillo calls attention to the fact
that on January IL he addressed a letter
to hin upon the question of recognition,
forwarding with 1t a memorandum demon
strating that, according to all American
precedents, the Philippine republic was en-
titled to recognition, and in the same letter
invited the attention Of the secretary to
the present strained conditions at Manila,
where overzeal on either side might create
a condition resulting in grievous loss of life,
and urging the necessity of an early and
frank communication between the repre-
sentatives Of the two countries. He fur
Their calls attention to the fact that since
his letter vas written the very circum-
stances he feared have brought the two
countries to the edge Of war, and says hat
the language used by him was so prophetic
that subsequent facts have amply justified
its employment.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-27

II Grip threatens use Dr, Miles Neryine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

containing I a-5 acres per lot Town
lots with ample water right can b.
purchased from the old settlers for W.
and water for farming purpose can be-
obtained by work on the canal which
the people are taking out " the FIRE.
mont river. The canal II well under
way aud work viii be pushed ~ rapidly
NJ possible ON the canal until finished.
The length ~ the canal u eight and a
half miles and will irrigato 5000 acres
of land
For fuel there Il plenty u good
pinion pine and cedar wood which one
can get from two 10 three loads per
day. The hest Kind ~ rcd rock Tor
building purposes In great quantity n
near by. II II n to 10 miles 10 the
nearest Hawmiil whore lumber can be-
had for $40 per thousand. There IL also
roller Touring mill five miles distant
The climate Il suitable FOR the grow
Ing all kinds OF hardy grapes and
fruits; some good orchards have been
planted ana are producing good fruit.
and those who desire a good home. SUR
rounded by plenty ~ good facilities lot
building prosperous community.
would do well 60 come To Torrey.
Those who desire further Information
may write 10 John g. Jacobs. Torroy.
Wayne County. Utah.
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And Save Endless Suf.
fering which Winter
Brings.

The most offensive Of all dis
eases becomes more intense rs cold
weather approaches. In fact,
many who have been under treat
ment for 80 long, and during the
summer feel little discomfort from
the disease, are almost persuaded
that they have been cured. But
the first chilling blast Of winter
proves that the disease is still with
them, and ~ the winter advances,
their Catarrh grows In severity.
Those who have felt only n slight
touch of Catarrh may be sure that
only cold weather il needed TO do
velop the disease. What appears
TO be only n bad cold will prove
moro difficult TO cure than for
merly, and will return with more
frequency. until before long the
disease is fully developed.
"for years suffered from severe
case Of Catsrrh, and took several kinds
Of medicines and used various local APP
plications, but they had no effect what
ever. was induced 10 try 3. :. =
(Swift's Specific) and after two months
I was perfectly well and have never
felt any effects o. the disease since.
"B L. McALLigrnR,
"Harrodsburg, Ky"
II il easy TO see the Importance
Of prompt treatment Tor Catsrrh.
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MERCUR.
Ecclesiastical Ansir.- Activity In Mining
aud nuiidisg.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Mercur. Fob. 20.-Morcur has quite n
thriving branch of the Church. The
fHcmb-rr seem to be- waking up 10
greater activity. We have splendid
meetings, which are we'll attended con-
sidering everything. FOR many 81 the
brethren have to work nights part of
the time, nnd We have quite steep
Hill 90 climb 60 get up 10 the school
house. where We hold our meetings.
our sunday school II also doing we'll,
but might be- better II we could have
REGULAR teachers and more OF them.
but some OF them also have to take
their turn working az nights.
We have home missionaries once ANA
sometimes twice "a month. and visits
from the Tooelc stake presidency every
three months or oftoner. They viii
visit ur next sunday. the 9Th.
Mining IN quite active nt present
here. The Hillside IN down about 900
feet, ana IN drifting In tho ore. nnd
has been for some time. The mine IN
working force OF thirteen men.
The Gold Dust ID down 200 feet or
more and II working In ore ana there
y ..ame tax N them putting up mill
In the spring.
There IN also talk ~ two or throe
mills being built al the West Din in
the spring. The West Din IL about
four miles west ~ Mercur ANA ON tho
west slide ~ the mountains which
skirt the onst side ~ Hush Valley. ana
the ore body dips 10 the west Instead OF
east ~ the Mcrcur vein does.
The West Dip has grown very rapidly
the last two or THREE months. Aside
from the mills and shaft bulidinFr.
one Or the most important buildings
IN branch store Of tho Mefcur Mer.
camille company store.
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LEWISTON.


Sp'tlhl correspondence.
Lewiston. Cache Co, Feb, p. The
people In general are enjoying good
health here with the exception OF a Few
cases of Ia grip,
We have about ten inches of snow ON
the level, with cold wind blowing.
The sheep Industry IL fi0ufiahlng In
Lewiston. four herds have wlntrr.d in
our nelghborhood. This has been very
profitable 60 the farmers ns they have
consumed several hundred tons Of bay.
20 say nothing OF straw. Two hsrds
belong 10 farmers Of Lewiston. Thomas
ioultcr ana a. u. Smith both having a
large ilock. Several hands are en-.
ployed TO help take care Of the sheep.
ana are very busy nj present caring
for the young lambs. both herds having
over 200 lambs each. and they requlre a
good deal OF care In the cold weather.
The people Of Lewiston anticipate
building new brick meeting house
this season. The good sloighlng was
nNailed OF o. haul much OF the material.
over two hundred loads of rock and ali
the sand necessary Tor the building and
other material necessary for the found.
alton IN already ON the ground. II IN
estimated the building VIII cost In the
ncighborh0od ~ seven thousand dol.
lars. Several dwelling houses will also
be built during the summer OF 1893.
OLD FOLKS JUBILEE
The old Folks held their reunion IN
the meeting house last Friday, Feb. H.
at o'clock pm; about one hundred
and nifty sat down at the first tables.
After this number had done ample Jus.
tlre 20 the good things that We're upon
the tables, they moved 10 one side and
hnd good social chat while a similar
number illled the tables again, which
was repeated the third time. Next
came the program of songs and rocltn-
iionH, which was followed by step dane
Ing by the older persons. Sister Marion
Dopp winning the prize. This lady In
~ years old In March. 1899 The prize
for best waltz was won by Mrs. Henri
eta Allen. Everyone present spent a
most enjoyable time. In tho evening a
dance was given for all corners, which
was very orderly conducted.
our young missionaries who left us a
short time ago are all reported doing
well ana enjoying their lnbors. This
speaks wcll FOR the boys: the youngest
was only eighteen. the oldest about 20
years old, Lewiston has seventeen mis-
flonariea IN the field and expects 10
send more In short time.
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1000, 900 GIVEN AWAY.

lly special and particular arrange
ment with tho manufacturers OF Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
free trial bottles Of this great medicine
for the Kidneys, Liver bladder and
Blood. rheumatism. Dyspepsia and
Constipation. viii be sent absolutely
free. postpaid, To all persons suffering
from any Of the diseases mentioned
above who will send their full name
and post office address to the DIR.
DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION
Rondout. N. y. providing they mention
the News" when they write.
A very simple test TO determine
whether your Kidneys or Bladder are
diseased IN 10 put some OF your urine In
a glass lumber and let II stand "a
hours, II II has q sediment or a clOudv
rory ar stringy appearance. II II Is pale
Or dlscolored. you do not need a phyai-
elan to tell you that you are In dan
ecroua condition. Dir. David Kennc1y'a
Fnvorite Remedy speedily cures such
serious symptoms as n pain In the back.
Inability 10 hold urine. a burning scald-
Ing pain In passing H. Frequent desire
10 urinate. especially at night, the
staining OF linen by your urine and all
unpleasant and dangerous effects pro-
duced on the system by the use OF
whisky and beer.
By searching investigation Il waa
found that over u per cent OF the peo-
pie who sent for u sample bottle Were
SO much benefited by It's use that they
purchased a large sized bottle Of their
druggist. which In most cases cured
them. while In some rare instances II
took as many as two or even three
bottles to effectia permanent cure.
Dr. David Kennedya Favoritc REM
udy IL sold by all druggists at xi... per
large bottle. or six bottles for $500.
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sight to see - many aged friends meet
together. shaking hands. some with
smiling faces ana some with tears OF
Joy and gratitude. that they had been
permitted to meet once moro with one
another ana talk of the old times. the
good old times, they had thirty. forty
and nfty years ago. II was sight
never to be forgotten.
Resides the bounteouH rvpnst very
Interesting program ~ songs. rccitA-
lions, speeches, tnnatH. etc., WAS ron.
dcrcd Tor the entertainment ~ the ull
folks
\ fnc chair was given 90 tho oldest
gentleman present. Bert Rasmussen.
aged So q flnc rocker was nlan present.
I'd 10 the Oldest lady. Mrs. Moscr, aged
~.
The old tlmc songs. 'Tinri Times
Como Again No More" "Come. Come.
We Saints" and "shau We Mort BE-
yond the Riycr7" were very foclluHiy
rendered during the fcstlyiiict
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PROVO.
Wedding Beiis Repairing snow slide DAM
ages,

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Feb. gs-Thc people Of tho
Fourth ward viii entertain the old
folks In the ward house Thursday
evening.
Marriage licenses have been Issued to
William J. Black. "a. and Louie NJ. An
drfrun, 90, both Of Center Creek. Was
aich county. William II. Sykcr. 90 aud
fmellne g. Preston, 20. both of Ameri-
can Fork sam ~. Buckley, "a. and
lieh.oca y, Fuller, "a. both Of Provo.
William Holmes and Torah ID. John
son Grant g. Dagiey and Eta Davis.
All Of Provo.
A daughter has been born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. y. u. Crouch. All we'll,
The pupils Of the public schools VIII
rive an entertainment In the opera
house this evening. \ historical can
iata, Our Flng OF the stars and
stripes" has been prepared ana viii
.. rendered bv the children
The Telluride Power Transmission
company expects 10 have tho snow all
,nnred away from the Hume ut Its
pant IN Provo canyon today, The
hume. which was damaged by the
snow, Il also being rapidly repaired.
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Nuuca d. hereby given that IN accord
nryg with and under the power and
authority FIautrd by that certain trust
deed made September n. lhg- Co IN,
undersigned trustee, rs sarah A.
llarlie AMI John H. liardic, her hua-
band. ANA recorded .n Book "J.A'' PAGE
tti NJ Mortgages, uf thc records nf salt
Lake county uuh, tho Undersigned
trustee will nnDr for sale ana Hull 90 tho
highest bidder COR cash ut the west
front entrance Go the city and county
building lu salt Lake clty, salt Lake
county Utah. being tho front door of
tho county court house % saii salt
Lake county, uu March 18Th. is91 at ~
o'clock noon 0f that day am the real
estate hereinafter described ur sp much
thereof as necessary, Go pay and dis
charge the indebtedness secured By
said trust deed, bring 5000 net prln-
cipll now duo with Interest from March
20. 1875, 60 the day ~ sale at tho rate
ut B per cent per unuum, 800 ut thr
principal Indebtedness having been paid
uu February q, 1896, ana also 90 pay
reasonable attorneys Zee, compensation
90 said trustee. cost OF this notice and
EXPENSES or sale.
Tho sale WIN ne made at the request
VI tho holder OF said Indebtedness and
bguufr OF default IN the payment OF
said Indebtedness ut maturity
THE real estate above referred 20 IL
situate iu salt Lake county state or
ltuh, and rs bounded and particularly
described af fplluWs'
The west uEp-hllf go of lot NO.Esvn
lD BOO block forly-nyo Ni Plat "u."
SAT- Lake CITY survey, said premises
being otherwise described as commence
ing ut thr northwest corner OF Eull lot
aforesaid. and running thonco south
twenty t1m rods, thence east i've 90
rods. thruuH north twenty t2W rods, and
thence west i've tbl rods, 90 the place
OF beginning together with am lppur-
tenunors ana privileges there unto be-
longing.
WILLIAM u. JACOBS.
Trustee.
Dated February 10th, 1899,
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Notice II hereby given that the rrEu-
lnr annual meeting NJ the Htickhuldors
ui ihr rtlf Gold a Silver Mining CONF
pany win De- held puraunnt tn require.
mrnif ~ the urilclnn ~ Incorporation
~ said company on the third Monday
in March. 1893. March sOl nt the Een.
vrnl office Of said company. Rooms
80 ~. Progress Building. iia South
Main street Salt Lake city. Utah. at
o'clock 3 m ~ said day Tor tho eiec-
ton NJ BOARD ~ nVc Directors to
s"fN" fuf tho ensuing year. aud Tor tis
transaction 81 such other business az
may properly come before such meet.
ing
rHOs KANE. Secretary.
Dated February H. isgl.
First publication February Is. 1899.
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NEPtil.
rifty-nfst wedding AunIscr.sry of rresi.
dent th,ti.. sp.rry.

Special Correspondence.
Ncphi. Juab county. Feb. 2i.-Today
was the wedding anniversary OF preHi-
don't Charles spcrry. 81 years today
since he and his wife started out on
their matrimonial voyage. They be-.
Ink the second couple married In salt
Lake valley They now have eleven
children. sixty-nvc grandchildren and
fourteen grcat-grnndchiidren These
with host Of friends gathered today
to honor the aged and respected couple.
delightful program was rendered Of
speeches. songs aud music. after which
rcpnnt was served. APOSTLE Teas.
dale ana other distinguished guests
were present. besides the family and
descendants ~ Brother Spcrry. In the
evening dance closed the festivities.
The SNOW ~ fast disappearing. but
there II an abundance Of mud The
timmitteoa to entertain the old folks
and widows are busily preparing To
make a great time on March ist. when
the old folks nre to have festival.
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SPANISH FORK.


hreeial correspondence.
=, Spanish Fork. Feb. 22.-Dlshop Geo.
~ smell hns been confined to his bed
,n h'ekuess Tor some time; but hap
TX ~ getting better.
,shrrr have been only two deaths
m,'n'n the lust ten days. Sickness Is
ttt'9Nmk lens. Since New Years, a few
,t" of cer.bro'spinal meningitis
,t. made their appearance here;
''.r''ily, " not altogether. among girls
~ " nxs ffosn 10 TO 10. Most OF them
s','stni young men have left this city
ky ' "eisnhpthood In search OF new
4. !ne Y ~, and Y. l.. meetings are wen
..'',t,n'ru. ~ also the sunday schools
'''.1 iu<<tlrsr IN general.
4. 4 Who ara not fanaticaiiy OPP
4 * = n. "a, Mccune generally regard
1>les of different kinds are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23
Get. a Start
On Catarrh

Those who get q start on the dis
ease before the cold and Disagree
able weather sggrsvates it, will
find q cure less difficult. Catarrh
increases in severity year by year.
and becomes one of the most OBJ
stinste and deep-seated troubles.
But IL is equally important that
the right remedy be given. All
local applications Of sprays,
washes, inhalations, etc, can
never cure Catsrrh, for they do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

r.NVIltt-To the Stockholders OF the
Corporation ''
H., lou are hereby notified that the regi-
lg' annual meeting ~ the atockhoiders
W. Hlid corporation Will be- held nj ths
Juice ~ the company. room No. t0;
..hpotoh building. SAT- Lake city.
JON o. Monday, the slvth day *
~ Atth. 1922. NJ the hour NJ 80 70. M. for
the purpose ~ eloctlng officers Tor tbs
w. ihf year and Tor the transactlon Of
ruch other business M may proporiy
como before the meeting.
ny order of the board n directors.
g.u, w j. uEArfE. secy.
Hnlt Lake city. Feb. ~. 1899.
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AURORA siiNtSG ASD MILLING
COMPANY. General office. Salt Lake
city Tho annual meeting of tho
stuck-huldara of tho Aurora Mining and
MllllnE Company Will BE- held az 40. Is
North Main Street. Salt Lake city, on
Monday March 9Th. 1879 Tor the pur-
pose ~ clcrilnr officers Tor tho ensuing
two Year,. and tho Transaction of any
other business that may legally come
before said meeting
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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EL.SlNORE,
Tho Movement for - sugar Factor, Pushed
with tiror.

Special Correspondence.
Elrinorc. Sevier Co. Fob. s1.-The
sugar factory agitation takes well with
the ElHlnorc farmers. Last night we
organized n committee consisting OF !.
oHtlnnd. president; .. g. Jensen. Vice
president and II. T.. Hansen secretary
ana treasurer. This committee. toFeth.
or with like committee from other
towns. VIII work M an Interest In u
thorough test of beet growing. and "
thnt develops successfully We viii have
"a factory. NJ II ~ understood that the
capital IN ready as soon ns .nc fnrmern
are prepared o. furnish the bcetn. Tho
main object 81 the move for the present
" TO experiment with the different
kinds ~ soil throughout sanpeto aud
Seylcr counties
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rlORUAN.
a Lars. Corr. Of Missionaries for the
southern states.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan. Feb. efficiently n convcn-
ton. held In the court house. Tor tho
purpose u organizing n farmers union.
was well represented by the most PRONE
invnt citizens 81 the dincrnct precincts.
Not having time to complete the or
ganiNntion, the convention adjourned
for one week.
Several uf the young mon from Nor
Ran city have been called 10 mn South
rrn States missions. They arc. Walter
Waidrun, Joseph =. Wclcn. Jas, ~,
TnFFurt. Thos. Fry. a. W. Francis
Hyrum Glhby. jos. I.ittiencid Ir.. wal
ter Francis. Anthony Iieiner Jr.. David
Richards. ilyrum Smith and Roswell
licinrr.
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Yves, Buckeye Mining company
Principal Place m business. salt Lake
CITY. Utah.

NOTICE In hereby given that I'D H
meeting ~ m. board III dlroCtnrs of
West buckeye Mining CO.. held nt Salt
Lake City. Utah. Fob. is. 1893. un as.
Fossmcnt ~ p. ~ one cent PER shan.
was levied ON tho capital stock uf mo
corporation, payable nt once Co u h
Miller, secretary si2 state street. salt
Lake city Utah, ana any Hturk up0u
which the assessment shah rrmulu nm
paid un the .lrd day N March. is1J. will
be- delinquent ana advertised for raIs
10 public auction, ana N payment ID
not made before viii bee sold ON tho 10Th
day uf April. 1898. az 40 n. M. no lt
state street. salt Lake City Utah. ~
pay assessments ana cost ~ ulNortiH.
ms and expenses NJ sale
II. T.. MILLER Secretary.
Dated salt Lake city. Feb, 90 i,l9
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PROBATE AND GuAnDIANsiiIp
NuittEs.
Consult County clerk or the Respective
HlgugrH fur Further Information.
rROnATI NOTIII.
Estate OF ElIlabelh n, Pratt,

The undersigned viii son At private
sale the following described real estate,
Commencing az the southeast corner of
lot one, block mo. plat a." salt Lake
city survey Salt Lake county. Utah.
running thence north six rods and
three feet, thence west six rods and
four and uno-fpurth feet thence south
HlN rods ana three fcot thence east slN
rods ana four and uue-fnurth foot b.
the place Of beginning. ou or before mo
Gih day ~ March, 1855, and written bids
Will be received ~ tho office VI silver
brothers, iia West North Templp
street, salt Lake city Utah. terms NJ
sale cash, ton per cent 60 accompany
the bid. balance on confirmation on
sale. JOHN 4. SILVER,
y, NJ. BISHOP,
Executors.
Dated Feb "a. 1909
Moylo. Zane q Costlgun. Attorneys.
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AMERICAN FORK.
A Misecilancou. budget Of Interesting
News.

News.
Special TO the News"
American Fork. Utah. Feb. a.
Mcssrs. 3. = Chapman and a. Chlpman
are at the capital today on business.
Mfs. l.. Harrington " quite III at her
home.
The snow has been deeper this win
ter than FOR fifteen years. and
the farmers ana stockmen are re-
loicinF over the prospects OF abundant
harvest.
Prof. Merrill from tho A. g. College
az Logan, was In town yesterday. civ
ing some instruction In regard to dis
ease among cattle
william Sykes and Miss May Preston
are to be- married Wednesday.
ono ~ the most enjoyable times "
the winter was spent last evening ut
~" home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Pri-
day.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
PRESTON, IDAHO.
Oneida stake Reunion for tho Ola
Folks.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Preston. Ida. Feb. ls,-Yesterday. the
18th inst. the oneida stake held its
first Old Folks entertainment AT Pres
ton. There was large Attendance OF
veterans from every ward In the Stake.
II was q large gathering considering the
stormy day. as Il showed and hlowed
all day. Tho large upper room oi tho
academy building was filled with tho
aged and widows and wifes OF absent
mission-<ies. II was an impressive
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SPECIAL srocKuoLprns' MEETING.

Notice II hereby given by the UNDER
signed. being tho owners Of one.f fourth
- the capital stock % the Treasure
liill Mining company that special
meeting ~ the tuekhniderH ~ said corr
pnfntlon Win be held az the once o. the
company. sie Atlas Block. Salt Lake
city. Utah, on Thursday. the 18th day
az March, 1893 az 10 o'clock n. m. %
Fnid day. Tor tho purpose Of consider
inE the qurHilon of Increasing the cap
lihl stock ~ the corporation from 81. 900
a. No.oHo and Tor the purpose OF con-
rldoflnR the question % selling tho
property % the company or OF dcviHing
other means FOR the purpose Of paying
~ debts. Tor the purpose OF rlectlng "a
new board ~ directors. and Tor tho pur-
pose % irnuHHrtlng such other bushes.
as may come before The meeting.
u. y. WALKER IN,
SHARP WALKER.
W. ~. DODGE,
Stockholders ~ Treasure mn Mining
Company
Dated salt Lake city. titan. February
18th. 1893.
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T'ORREY.
New settlement Offering Pin. Opporin.
n'ii.. for itom- Making.

Special Correspondence.
Torrcy. Wayne co. Feb. is-Torroy
II located In the central part of Wayne
county, There are twenty-five families
now IN Torrcy ana room FOR nfty more
families, Plenty NJ good land II vet
open for entry. There IL a mountain
stream OF wnter which furnishes ample
water 10 lrrlgate one hundred city lots
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Ogden r>cunsIoS VA q. =. L.

The oregon Short Line viii run "a
special excursion 10 ogden on Monday,
February sIth. with the Trip TO Africa
company. Leaving nt q y, m. return
INK AFTER the opera ana making conncc.
ton with all street ears. Fare Tor tho
round trip, 100.