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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

Science has discovered that the mosquito
carries malaria germs. If the human race
were not an interested party the mosquito
would scarcely be blamed for embracing
the first opportunity to get rid Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

If Aguinaldo were really inclined to do
the right thing he would connect his head
quarters with Atkinson's bureau by pri-
vate wire and let him enhance the interest
of his publications by means of a few news
SCOOPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

The success of M. Guerin in barricading
his house speaks we'll for him as a man
who meets his obligations. His creditors
would probably have found a way to reach
him, independently of the efforts of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
Table Covers.

Linen Table Covers. size 36x36. stamped
in handsome pattern and fringed all EdN<-
around; worth 81 %. for. ..-...... SSNs
Tapest,y Table Covers OF heavy quality.
handsome q, signs and rich colorings; firing
s Sd AL around; worth si,'o' ST 900
Tapestry Table Covers. 81 size: heavy
quality. frnged sll around: and effec-
tive patterns and shades; worth G zS
SO. Special. Observation-Disclosures. ~ q ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

Mr.. Bryan met with remarkable success
in bringing together diverse elements in
Nebraska. But he is about to tackle a
much harder proposition in Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
Fatherly Pride.

"How's my daughter getting on with her
music?" asked Mr.. Cumrox as he sat down
and pulled his trousers up over his knees
SO as not to spoil the creases.'
"All she needs is patience" said the
teacher.
Then she's all right. If there's any
thing she possesses, it's patience. She's
been six weeks looking all over the piano
with both hands for The Lost Chord and
m willing to bet bank-stock against chew
ing gum she won't quit till she finds it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

Unless the Nebraska populists, democrats
and free silver republicans are careful they
will achieve an organization sufficiently
strong to be stigmatzed as a machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
An Opportunity Declined.

Whats all this here talk 1 hear bout
the man with a hoe?" asked Farmer Corn
tossel.
why. that's a poem about the farmer
and his hard lot. Would you like to read
it?"
NO." was the resolute answer Its
well intended, but I've got to draw the
line. They've got the farmer raisin' pigs
an pumpkins to take prizes at county fairs,
an fixin' up political platforms an studyin'
new agricultural machinery tell he's so
busy. that he honestly amt got the time
to learn no poetry about his self 1t may
seem ongrateful, but the farmer is wakin'
up an realizin' that time is money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

A few messenger boys on lanternIess BIZ
cycles might operate as horrible examples
to bring the ordinary unofficial scorcher to
realization of the error of his ways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

Richard Croker is being accused of los
ing his interest In New York politics. 1t
would not be strange If he had become
little blase by this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

There appears to be courteous inclina-
ton to defer the homecoming of Gen. Otis
so that any ovation plans will not clash
with the arrangements to receive Admiral
Dewey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

The rank of an officer in the French army
seems at times to depend less on what he
knows than on what he is able to forget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
A Pedestal for Patv.

From the Dayton (Ohio) Herald.
The Washington Star thinks that "Paris
ought to be able to enliven the 1900 show
with a very picturesque Ananias exhibit"
Pety de Clam deserves a position on one
of the highest pedestals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

"One great trouble wifi dishere world"
said Uncle Eben, us dat ev'ybody 'magines
dat some one is tryin' ter git de best of
i'm an dat he's gotter git de bes' O. some
one else SOS ter keep even"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
The Trust Marnate.

This earth spins like top" quoth he;
1T is a wondrous thing
And 1, you see, propose to be
The man who pulls the string"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
May Precipitate the Conflict,
I'm the Peoria erald.rranscrint.

The proposition to limit the output of
whisky in Kentucky to 100000 of gallons
may have a good deal to do with inaueu-
rating the war against trusts. There are
certain things that the American people
will not stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
SHOOTING STARS.
Her Preference.

(which do you PREFER said the caller
golf or whist"
Golf" answered Mrs. Blykins promptly
1T fatigues my husband so much when
he plays it that he doesn't talk about it in
his Sleep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

The kaiser finds that the conservative
party is rather too large to be dealt with
on lese majestic basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
Lace Curtains.

Swiss Tambour Lace Curtains, 81 yards
long and so inches wide; heavy quality,
well executed patterns; worth 81 GR MN
pair. Special. .............. wv
White Nottingham Lace Curtains. in
real Brussels patterns: $40 yards long and
GO inches wide; worth 81 pair. en- m2
cpccidi
White Nottingham Lace Curtains in
brand new and very desirable patterns: 31a
yards long and 80 inches wide; Sn DS
worth 81 pair. Special. 800. W sSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
Iron Beds and Bed Springs

Another remarkable fra turc Of this special
sale is that make such an offering
as this-with wholesale price going skywarl.
We have only promised -, Of the Beds. But
there 3oO OF the Springs.
White Ennmeled Iron Reds. with l-inch
pillars. drop foot. heavy brass rail top and
bottom and cast-iron trimmings: GR
sorted sizes. Choice of the lot of ~ for pO
The Springs woven wire. well made.
with two IIelican supports. which make
them the strongest and most du- G n I'm
rable: all sizes; worth SIS for - .OV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
The Advance
Carpet
Sale.

In another week Our regular car
pet season begins-it will be busy
time in these two great departments.
In the meantime
If you will do your carpet buying
THIS WEEK you will have the adj
vantage of much smaller prices than
will be possible later-have the adj
vantage of a greater variety to
choose from. We are as ready to
serve you now as we will be next
week. These show a few of the saw
ings:
Tapestry Brussels in IS patterns and new
sRs ShS,ss se fyfss os pea yS 3c yd
Estra quality yyo Brussels in p
prinss"reg peS hR9 75 5e.s. eo 5yc. va.
Best quality Cody Brussels in good pat
terms and latest color
. '1ss; excellent value 1915. yd.
Velvet Carpets in patterns, choice eff
s sssi' at f? slggs sr!or'; regularly 79c. yd.
.,I Extra s.I H,ighge Velvet CARPETS in beau.
e sassfs an assaa Sseisf g. 98c yd
t. Extra Axmlnster carpes in latest pat
sizes. .................. vi. y yNe
,rs W'lsos to X s yst, Stair GarRs in quantities
81. SIS and ys si1s6 regularly soc. yd.
s, Cottage Carpet. yard wide, in plaid and
at special value nOc. yd.
frdm al fes is to nGGse
s assss sold regularly @tZ112c. yd.
Superior quality Body Brussels. in choice
eets p a4S f resaa IGS@ e. y8c yd
RUGS.
Smyrna Rugs 21x42 were 81 so. Now S1.O5.
Smyrna Rugs, 26x52, were 81 5. Now $1.35.
Smyrna Rugs sox60. s275. Now $1.e5.
Smyrna Rugs. 36x72. were $500. Now so.
Smyrna Rugs, 6x9. $3.50 Now 1925.
Smyrna Rugs, 7.6x1O.6, were SO. IS. Now SIS. %.
Smyrna Rugs. 3x12. were $500. Now 1895.
s smys K Kuss sx1a Now 81 60
Moquette Rugs, 1896, were $1.00. Now 67l2c.
Moquette Rugs, 27x64, were $3.50 Now S1.45.
MoGuette Rugs 36x72. were 1918 Now $3.50.
R Rnssa R Rs 2 sxsa We're 3D. Now sS
Russia Rugs. 36x12, were $500 Now 81 IS.
Velvet Rugs 27x54. were $500. Now 81. so.
Brussels Mats. 1Sx36. were roc Now Soc.
Persian Wilton Rugs, 27xo4, were $175. Now
SIPS.
Persian Wilton Rugs. 36172. were s275. Now
$2.25.
Reversible Jute Rugs e19. $3.50. Now
$3.50.
Reversible Jute Rugs 7.6x1o.e were 5000
Now $6.75.
Reversible Jute Rugs 9x12 were SIS. Now 50.
Blue and White Cotton Rugs, 36x72, were $500
Japanese Rugs, 3sx72. .25 Now $50.
1t w. b. MOSES SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

OIn order to avoid delays. on nc
count of personal Absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any individual connected Win tne
once Int .fmply to THE STAR. Or to
the Editorial or Business DEPART
ments, according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

and permanent Family Circulation
much more than the combined CIR
cuIntion of the other WnshtnStoh
daiIies. As n News and Advertising
Medium it has no competitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
DraDerV StuffS.

36-inch Dotted Curtain Muslin. in dots Of
all sizes and very fine quality even 1Dc.
for 15c. yard. Special. ......... wv
Figured Silkaline, In new designs. new
colOrings. and good is usually sold any
where at Toe. yard Spe- NM ~
Extra heavy quality Of japanese Tinsel
Drapery; new patterns, heavy solid SC
effects: worth Zoe. yard Special. wv
Chenille Covers frnged all around: choice
Of many gorgeous colorings; Ga E6hC
size. Special. Observation-Disclosures. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

Nm Invoice of Chenille Rugs
Offering assortment of sizes colors and
patterns that first shown this season:
three lots and in each lot have put the
price at luality's feet.
Size lSX36-2Qc.
2OxA5-50c.
36x72-S1.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
Curtain Poles.

Curtain Poles. In Walnut Cherry. Ash and
Oak: feet long, complete with
rings brackets and ends: nicely IL
finished. Special. ........ ..-.... ~.
Brass Extension Rods for sash curtains:
complete with fixtures for putting Ec
up. we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

ia California Blankets,
with Red. Blue. Yellow and
Pink borders; very fine quail
ity, that retails in GA I'm
season at SO. NOW ~"'oV
Crochet Spreads. full size.
good patterns and excellent
quality at CSC. Spe- AOc
Heavy Crochet Spreads. in
new Marseilles pat SM~
terms; worth 81, for. O>Ss
Regular SO Colored Spreads,
heavy quality: Blue and Pink
effects. fringed all Sn SM
around. Special. " n'OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
Bed COVERINGS.

Their needfuness is as sure as the coming
of cool weather. With the special values we can
urge you to buy now, certain that the savings
possible will repay the anticipation of coming
wants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28

80 dozen All-linen Fancy
Bibs for Children. in open
work effects: new patterns,
full size. worth 16c., Sc
for W.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

wntcrvioit. n. ", iiO.o0o: George y.
Fearing 10000 Row Dr. william 3.
tangf1rd. $4,000. GeorFo a. Wnrbur-
ton. $1,000. Robert a. Mcnurney
,dcudl $1,000. j. u. Hattmnker gio.s
COO
Also the following nnnuuios, Mrs.
Tumbuli $500. John n. Earle $780,
Mr.. jeremiah Hinonsoni $1,000; MrH.
Sarah slm0naon, 1000; Mrs Cornolin
Litiril. $500.
Upon the death OF each nnnultant.
tho principal sot apart fur such an
nuity iH added 90 The reaiduary estate.
ALSO % ia provided that the iudr-
mcnt of the executors shall he nnh
in respect t1 any decision uf the estate
made by them. aud each executor and
irurtne iH relieved from responsibility
Tor The nctH or omiFHiuuH of amy other.
and n1 bonds aro required for them aa
security
Fourteenth "a legacy OF $4,000 ia
rlycn tu thH Nuunr Nome Christian na-
ISOLATION of Sew York. and tho dralro
D. expressed that co.. income. Hu frr uH
pmcficlhio Boz used flr christian work
uuunr railroad employee.
ALSO "a hruuHat ~ ll1nl0 o. given
90 the rector. church w0tieuH ana vcH-
trymCn Of ft. Bartholomew church.
90 ho Kept invested By Thorn ana tho
annual income applied tu the mission
nry work az thu parish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
PENNINGTON.


Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Davic Co, oct. 2G.-The
October term OF the Second distri-t
court Tor Davis county was commenced
AZ Pennington today with Judge Henry
II, itolapp on tho bench.
Tho demurrer Of the defendant. Arho-
EAST 10 the complaint OF the plaintiff
IN the case Of the North American Loan
ana Trust company w George Arbo-
cast ct a. was sustained and order
made allowing plainun % ada az par
ties defendant James H.. Bacon and
Harvey NJ. BACON.
Estate N Samuel Cottetci. deceased.
order made liking hearing Of petition Tor
distribution of certain real estate for
Nov. % 1899, nt $3.50 y. M.
Estate OF Hannah Maria loynt0n;
Joseph hoynton appointed ndmlnlatrn-
tori Joseph llcpworth John Cooper and
Amos Cook appointed appraisers.
Andrew Jackson Myers M Kaysvlue
was rrnnted "a decree of divorce from
Anna Mycra on the ground Of acts OF
cruelty, causing great mental distress.
The defendant ~ a resident NJ Ncbrna-
ltn.
Estate Of John x. crosby. deceased:
decree 0f due ana legal notice TO crodl-
tors decree Of nuul settlement OF aC-
count and distribution
state 0f Utah vs. David H. Smith, fury
impnnclod and sworn 90 try tho cause,
This u q criminal action appealed from
1unuce'H court. Buuntlful precinct. In
which tho defendant is accused OF hrrd-
INK, camping. ana bedding sheep With
IN seven miicR OF Bountiul on MIN
Creek. nnd hcfoullng the waters there
or The Jury were out a short time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
MURRAY.
Marriage Of Miss May gilbert and Miss
Iawaou=Newa Notes.

Iawaou=NeWa Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Murray. salt Lake Co.. oct. 25.-Aiur-
ray o. AN rlght but the blinds OF james
Glbbcrt'u store are down with some de-
gree " fear We onquired the cause. and
ind TO our relief that tho ontcrprlalng
head M the arm was last night cclebrat-
Inc the marriage Of hts fourth daughter.
May. 90 Mr. David Lester of Murray
The nnnlr came on nt the family real-
dcuco ana was numcruuHly attended by
the friends NJ the family Jos. ~. lay
Tor, ~ tho presidency Of this stake. was
present.
Marriage ecoms to be the order Of
the day, only last week the daughter ~
our harness maker, John W. tawum.
Esd. was married to Julius Anderson.
Her father but lately returned from n
mission 10 Sweden, and has succeeded
m working up quite business In our
city.
Mr. g. ChrisuanHcu. tate OF Colorado.
has bought out the blackHmitH business
~ George pornn.
Tho state road approaching Murray u
being repaired hy "a number OF men I'M
der the supervision % the road super
visor. Mr.. bullock.
People ~ Murray are anxiousiy look
Ink forward 90 the extension OF the car
track 10 SANDY 10 place them IN CONF
muulcntlun with their nelghhor of tho
south. ua they think the attractions OF
their city viii cause many ~ the farm
ora ~ the South 60 lay IN their supplies
from their well stocked stores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

prevailing. n certain percentage, par
tlcul1rly OF the younger membership. IL
reaching hirh state 81 cffemiuancy. So
n may be depended upon that the race
would be IN no danger whatever of los
inc any n it, femlninity
This fiction or loss ~ womnniincr1
Il aHsucintod with the ola ouicfv Of the
warrl0rA against wHmNH'n riHNa 'HaH-
lect VI home OF codrsc, u would not
be fair TO uCcuNn those VINO U.lUUN so
mems clubs Of neglect uf h0mu ior 10
~ conceded that msmbefs in good
aiandlnR have ~ houe obligations that
they ore bound no respect " likely 10
interfere with their club work This
does not mean that they Hrc wholly in-
ate tive 80 their humcf. They visit
thcm from time to time. They muy are
rive late, but they show thoughtful SOC
ilcitudo IN endcavnrng to get Va with
out disturbing other members Of the
family. They may not have time Co
give attention to many houschoid de-
tails, but 90 such u8 they DO notice they
usually rive attention with 90 their
mivht A club member OF this class la
likely 90 discover that Newspaper
that 70 week or ten days before. has
laid carefully away upon the floor. has
been displaced and o. now nowhere go
be found"
the speukcr know Of another very
exclusive club for men. only, This club
had wide influence. 10 WIS fHlt ln RULE
road end banking circles and had "held
mp" other enterprises. She referred tu
the club with The cuuh0uloua name of
"rhe Robbers N0uat"
IN casting the future for mems clubs
she said
nut my opinion a. that the groat
problem Or mems clubs VIII solve g.
aolf The hirh standard they have yet
Tor admission win undoubtedly be
raised higher ard hiEhcr. Tho number
N those who. ln The opinion ~ club
men VIII he good enough Tor member
ship. viii become smaller ana smaller
IN due time The superior material Tor
and only o. Tow of the boot win De
worthy of admission. Ana nt last there
will come 70 time when there viii hr
but one member icft. He VIII be thc
best OF an. the nohlcat product OF club.
life he will look over the races NJ
men. and h. viii not nnd one us anpd
nH hlmsolf-not ono ~ 90 De- q club
member. u0lng fn worthy, this last
survivor viii be- very, very rich. ~ he
alnka TO u wcil-cafuod departure from
earth. he WILL therefore. b. able 60 pro-
vide for n colossal monument 60 mems
clubs.
And grateful people can be- de-
pended upon 60 inHcrlhc on 10 thlH orl-
taph, Vanity Of vnnltcai All ia van-
ityV"
The program wns concluded by two
vocal solos "Tnmo Ancorh," by ToHu,
ana "Ihc swallows" by cowen. sung
by Mrs Percy somers-CockH Roth &c.
iectiona were rendered very nwcetly
and were heartily nrplnudci.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
NOTICE. or sALr UNDER DIED or
TMtsT.


NOTICE q hurohy given that whereas
Charlie ~ Cannon and liu Cannon hia uife,
Ga thc irh DAY ~ May, ls.d borrowed u
tllno1 NJ made executed and delivered 10
.n.d Hutlriy thtir ruiu and agreement fur
~ a. =, ~ VI ~, ~. ~ ~
o. secure tho tail note aud inc payment n
hIl thu lnaia|lmtuta and % bis nnea aud ~.
.,ssmg9i. nrcurliut 20 tlg rules and fcgula-
tlHna ~ said society. ou tho same uHtr made
executed hud delivered 10 the undonsiTn0d'
uonfsg n. cannon unduf their hand and
seals their certain decd ~ trust, which decd
inku county Recorder Or n0ua D, ~ Mort
CAGES plEg "a, nn tlu isth day ~ May, 10.
hy frt'rfcI t1und mndn part N Chs r0tlce
whereby fnHf conveyed tn NUlrrr M. Cannon
tho undersigned, Or tho usU aud purpuaci
uamrd ll snIu decd ~ trust AMI tn TO. hulrs
ana assign forever, ali The property hrroIn-
A9d ehor1as the sail Charlc. n. Cannon
aul ldn Cannon, Dis wife. arr nov iu default
ih paying tho interest. iustalimeuts aud nncs,
~ ihgle y nov dao tho seicty thc sum OF
Mhrrraa. at tho same time tho said Charles
". Cannon luu Ida cannon, his wife. plo.lgud
D. ahtftf ~ tiN illh series ~ stock OF tho
sa.l te,!gly "a aadltinuni security ~ aid
loon, With authority fu Holl thu same ln case
~ default Do any ~ th1 provisions OF said
ugtr and AGREEMENT urHcfllpdi
All ss hgIg tsa P9q. .s i % isg , ,sTas %
~ fhn CTS and loudly nulidinf. in tho CITY
and County Of salt lake. state ~ Utah un
thC spil day u ogtnbor a, u. isli 10 the hour
81 ~ ANA 40 public uuftluui Oh tho highest
bidder az thg right tito aud Interest that
thr SAID Charles NJ. Cannon aud ida tnuuun.
DIE wife. hHd 600 the 18th day nf May, 10. or
that they may afterwards have acluirdi ~.
Iu aud 20 nll that piece nr parcel ~ land IN
Nall lake county, Utah, particularly de-
HfrihUd Hs follows. fusultt
C0mm6nrlng ono and trn clcyunths q io-iD
rods north from tue southwest corner uf loo
ihrrU Hn ln lluck ton 10l. plat ~. salt Lake
iIty survey and running thence north tArcn
and uurHnlIf $50 rudsi thence rust eight 0N
rndsi ihrnco south three and uno-haf 90
rud.i thcncu west eight % rods ~ tho place ~
beginning.
Also tWolyu shares uf stock ~ tho 18th
soflot OF stofk Do thu said Iiuns iCnout
iluudlnf society, pledged rs nfnausald. and
viii apply tho pfucH|'is uf said sale as direct
cd lu said decd uf trust.
GEoEGE A. CANNON.
Trustee
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Tho anuuni meeting NJ tho ainoltnidrrs of
tlH lrllO ~ ihn West MIniHr tuuuHuF. which
SHOULD huvu been HrId nn tNr nrsf MONDAY in
irufuafYi irts llNluT passed. infHtln. " uia
lusn ~ u|noflne Nnuu ~ alK Directors 10
ftrfo until ihg ucHi ensuing nnnunl rir'fi1n
Nun tnNl thnlr surrf HurH shall have hoen
1Htnu ~ ufNnf business us may ufurHrlF
umr hoiurH thr mrUtlna, o. hereby called flr
no fha Office ~ thr SECRETARY N fhn raminnv.
tu.uit' Room 90 cts Hnd county nuI'dIn.
salt i.nLn tlfV. Utah. said murflne viii al
mUnt uuon tho capital stock u tho rnfunra-
tlun. }. 4. ilN-EN, SECRETARY
salt Lake Clty Utah. sept 9Th iall
Meeting adjourned t1 "Wednesday Nov. 4
100 90 400 D. m.. same rlnr.
,. q JENSEN. Secretary.
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whom they returned into court asking
Tor further Information. and had not
reached % verdict ni G.f5 D.. m.s where
upon they Informed the court upon boz
inr duly pollod thnt thoy could not
agree upon % verdict. and that there
was no puHrlhillty Of them doing Ho.
The Jury was accordingly discharged.
The cases Of o. McGruw vs. Oregon
Short Limo Railway. kuyHvlilo city Va
p. T. Ellison, Ohreo cnHr1l. nud Joseph
Ohondorfcr ya Israel Cnii. 81 a.. were
continued for tho torn.
Court adjourned until Nov. %. 1859.
nt ESQ q. m
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NorIcE OF sTocKuoLDrws MrrrNo


saltlako city, Utah, oct a. 1901
Tho annual mucuug of thn stocsholdorl n
Che saint Joe hUuIue Company Zoe thU uloc-
tiuu Of uilCors and tlu TRANSACTION uf such
uthUr business Us uuy como before thum, VIII
hn huIn ne tHu uilrr " tnu COMPANY lul Nulu
street. salt lHka city, on Monday November
90 tHl, go % 30. Hs
At the sumo tIuU and place and Immediate
lN following said annual wUHtluHi u Htufks
holders meeting viii hH hold 90 vote uuon
tHg adoption of thH following amendment O
tho Articles 90 Incorporation of said come
pauN
Amendment 20 Article Ky oi tho Articles
uf Incorporation of saint joe Mining Com-
pnuyi
THAT Article XIV DO avid tho snmo Is hcro-
hy amended Oy uhilnf 90 suu article tho
Nurus The Directors shall also hHNn power
% sell and o. make coutufts inr sale ~ my
or 900 NJ The 1fN and prunuuI pn1piE ~
thIs company ut such urItui and upnf HhNh
torms and conditions nt they may dgln
csuoilnnt nnd Cor tho best Interests Of ems
company
Rosprctfully,
WA. 5, BURTON, Secretary
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on tho i0th OF December. 1897. Rev. s.
A, nonahuc. pastor NJ. E.Church. South.
r. Pleasant, W, Va, contracted a see
we're cold which was attended from the
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un-cnllod specifics usually kept Ia tho
house, Go no purpose. ! purchased bot
tlc of Chamborlnin'a Cough Remedy.
which acted like "a charm, | most
ehecrfully recommend II 20 the public"
can and examine Morris & Sons
Monumental Stock.
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