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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
AL SORTS.

Detroit Free Press Your husband
must enjoy hin home" "ile does. rs.
pecialy M the times when / want him
Ia take me- In the theat"r
i'ucki Military Mnttern-Drllla mas.
ter Ito awkward aquad1-A Mauaer
bullet VIII gp through eighteen inches
Of solid wood. i,umcmhcr that, you
blockhcads
puck Hla first Thought First
Tramp What do yer rink NJ de "purr
hoof' ilrn" second Tramp wish
doyd icst make m" one Or de- inspco-
tors
Cincinnati Enquirer; First Alder
man-if we vote for this bill we shall
never have another chance 20 hold OF.
nee, seCoud Aidormnn-Iiuh' We
want need To.
brooklyn I.ifc, tinlversal-Thc Moth.
err somehow feet That cnn trust my
dnurht"r 10 vuu. The Accepted one
You can. indeed. madam. Every
body trusts NE.
Melbourne Weekly Times, Jones'
The cycle ~ Huperacdlng tho hnrrs.
cfetNwhcrc. fortehcue-Thnt ~ 10. I
innnh a blt OF rubber tire Ia my sau-
sngc this morning.
Puck Firrt Donkcy-How was II.
brother thnt we acquired such u rcpu,
liN waiting quietly for "a favorable op.
pprtunity a. Kick.
Cleveland I.eadcr-alamma dmp,.
u,ni,Ni-' marble how many timer have
! told you 10 Keep away ffum the slide.
honrd9 Charlie don't Know. can
only count 10 'lcycn.
Judge: Frozen Flnnnery-I vu,,,
sued a follcr FOR SiO. 900 Ter defamation
~ character, an de- Jury gave me thlr-
" Frozen fagln-Dollarae Frozen
flannery-No. days,
Juigc Mrs. Cobwlgger--W bnt tind
~ rtncklug would you like To have 10
hang M for rhrlstmnsg Freddie
Wen, MA, I'm not particular ubput a.
being all wool hut ! would like 10 have
u u yard Wide.
a BACHELORS Romnnce-'Whnt ura.
vented YOU from marrying Miss Tim
ininsf ~ wrote her a proposal which
she never received" Didn't the pnst.
master deliver tho letter." NO: 1 for
got 10 mail the letter,
Washington star: Ills prlnelnl..--
arc you Ia favor ~ an open.door noI-
ieNf' We'll" said Aguinnldo. III sup.
pose Inc door WIN have 10 be omen.
NV want u Understood right now
thht want To be there taking Tickets"
htnohlNn iite' Jonuin-Ilerbie. A
sAys mere another octogenarlan'a dead.
WHAT'S an octogennflanY Herble@
Well, l don't Just know what thov are
nut they much be- awfully alckiy cren,
lures, You never hear of 'cin but
They're dying, ~"
Mother 60 little Freddie. who has
pern taken 10 the dentist's to have n
tooth pulled)-''Freddlo. II you cry mi
never take you TO the dentists again"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
STOCK RAISERS
ARE GATHERING.
Denver is the Mecca Of the Dele
gates to the Convention
UTAH SHEEPMEN ARRIVE.
More coming TO Argue the Forrest Re
serve Problems that Threaten
the wool Industry.

Denver. Colo. Jan. 2l.-Ilunireds Of
cattle mon from al directions arrived
on the early trains today and 1t " eVi-
dent that there viii be a large attend
nncc AT the second annual convention
Of the National Live Stock association
which opens tomorrow. The storm OF
yesterday has passed away ana nne
weather during tho wock ~ aniici-
paicd.
Fofty-nyc organized bodies. repre-
tcnting twenty states. are nov af-
hiiatod with the National association
and II II figured that they viii send to
Denver this week from 100 10 1000 delr-
gates and three times ~ many visitors.
The states represented In the convcn-
lion VIII be-
Arizona. California. Colorado. Idaho.
Illinois. Kansas. Minnesota. Missouri.
Montana. Nebraska. Nevada, Sew
Mexico. Oklahoma, oregon, South pa
kotn, Texas. Utah Nufth Dakota,
Wyoming aud New York
Among the arrivals today was u large
delegation from Texas which VIII make
~ strung unou O. have the next annual
convention held IN Texas. Forth Worth,
anu ran NNlNNNlN tANf
Chicago u the choice Of rome delegates
frOm the East
There II some agitation IN favor ~
making Denver the permanent head
quarters ana selecting John W. sprin-
Hcr as president
=. ~. Kerr Of Salt Lake has arrived
and he says Hhespmen are coming In
force TO argue the forest reserve prob.
lem.
Mr. Kerr says there are i.iOo. 900 sheep
In Utah now feeding on tho forest 20
serves ana at q valuation ~ $50 per
head they aggregate ts.oo00o u the
rule Of the department of the interior n
enforced removing these sheep from
the reserves they will he compelled To-
move from the State and II VIII be-
great blow 10 the industry In Utah.
Their" viii b. warm nght over the
proposition. however. nH most ~ the
cattl"mcn are In favor 81 the position
taken by the government
The Indications arr that tho range
cattle show To- be held at tho stock
yards In connection with tho conycn.
tion VIII prove n great success There
will be about $3.50 head Of cattle for
sale. In addition to I .i00 entered for rx-
hlbltion. This N the nrrt exhibition
~ this character ever held.
In addition 10 the cash prizes already
announced. amounting 10 nearly " Oip
the committee has decided 10 give rii.
Yer medals as second and thlri prizes
These viii be- In the nature II special
awards for merit. The Judges Mn be-
feeders OF cattle.
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copper n,nr Meeting.


lIAfk lkrtnfusl
Al the annual meeting of stockholders
of the Copper King, Timothy y.
o'kecfc was made president. James
Maiyery. vice PRECEDENT. y. A. Blrd,
secretary and treasurer; william
j. kcnrnH. manager. The officers.
with George NJ. Potter. constitute the
board VI directors. The mine II locnt-
cd on the extreme west end ~ the great
gold-copper belt. IN Cottonwood can
yon. ana the managers report shows
matters In be- IN splendid shape. Work
at present n being confined to drifting
on the ledge from she bottom Of the
scveuty.e incline. the drift now
heinr in twenty Ave feet on the ore.
The iedrr az this point II very strong
and contains. aside from aovcrui feet
~ sccond.cia ore, streak two feet
wide which would. according tu csti.
mates made on Friday. week agp. pay
q net profit ~ fs0.si ton. This strcnl,
Of orr cariieH over 20 per cent copper.
q or over IN gold ana silver of mar
hot valu. Ut between y and " 10 the
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

Genoa. Italy. which had been dlscharg-
oJ from the BRUSH steamer Bnrbetra
from Galveston. December p. Two
thousand bales were almost completely
destroyed.
KID" Mccoy. who came IN 10 CHI
cage from West baden, Indiana, sun
dny. win leave FOR San Francisco tumor-
row. lie says he Will stay IN California
Tor about Two months to recuperate.
10 will not make any more matches
until h. returns East.
Howard smith. president n the Mas.
slilnu urirc company ~ Chichgo. ana
} plerpont Morgan NJ New York have
lust engineered n deal hf which thirty
two 81 the principal bridge nanufac.
turing nfua ~ the United states VIII
enter into % combine with capital
stock M 100000 The details ~ the
combination win BE- nnde public this
week
Considerable comment is being made
among shipping mon lu nov 1ufk w
% the Whereabouts ~ the lirltiah
freight steamer Almila. which has
heou out ihirty-nvo days from Shields
Tor New York The weather uu the At
inutic has been 90 bad that there was
good reason 10 believe Hhe may have
gone Ia the bottom. but whom the
steamer Itiitunln came INTO Null lh.a
week thirty six days out from shields
" aroused The hope that the Nlmlda
had "a chance yet.
Judge spencer. IN the circuit cour, at
81 Louis today. rendered his decision
IN the eHaH uf the mississippi Valley
Trust company versus SpuriHman'H
Park and club. in favor NJ tho plainti1.
This decision ls against Won Der Ahe's
interests. na Judge spencer declares the
National League Baseball franchise
part uf the property covered by the
mortraEu which the trust company
seeks In forrrloar
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Hallway Me'fat Denver.

There u "a large delegation OF Utah
lAllrnad men la Denver now attending
ihr StoekgrpWorf meeting. The party
" composed uf General Agent Mcmillan
81 the burlington. ~, Il. Nevins nf the
- a u, o. Contracting Agent Fiyson
"I We Missouri Pacific, George Flnlllns
II, ~. Lawson OF the II. O.. W, w a.
Mehrile' the general agent Of the u. q.
W nt Butte, General Agent Warren OF
w" SANTA fe. a. o. ellison Of tho n. q,
W. Austin loVln OF the Midland. Scott
Jaws ~ tho ", A., General 1.-Two Stock
Arent futile Of the Short Limo. Gener-
Az Asehl NhoAte OF the u T.. ana X. o.
koycs, travelling freight agent Of the
,heago' Milwaukee a ST. Paul and
DICK hudnnll, the live stock agent OF
lhn lnlmrmhn Mlllnnd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

The supreme court listened 10 argu-
mrnts In the following cases todayi
John Dcrn 1t nj. appellants. W Salt
Lake tiiy Hallway compare and Salt
Lake city. hey a Street and g. y, 4
y. e. l.unfhournw appeared for the app
rrllants and v, u. rutchlow ana W, q.
Han Tor respondents
James n. johnson, appellant W Rio
0fnndr Western Railway company.
Powers. Struup 4 Lppmnn Tor nppel-
lant ana Bennett. iinrkrcHs. iiowht.
bradley A Richards FOR respondent.
The appeal ease ~ Monroe Town, np-
pcllant Va Andrew llurtlescn was dis
missed on motion N stewart a COT
Inns, attorneys for appellant,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
SCROFULA
u Is Foul Blood's Advertise.
ment
uut u Is Soon Cured by Moods
Sarsaparilia.

Yes, scroiula, ifanythinE, may be- called
the advertisement OF foul blood. II IL the
scourge OF the world offensive, painful,
dobiiitatlng, stubborn aud wen nigh
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure, they
only drive the difficulty to new quarters.
Emollionts may palllAtc, they cannot
abolish tho evil. There IL but one sure
way out, and that Is TO eliminate thu
talnt from the blood.
There Ia one remody that can effect this,
and IL Is tho only one that, 20 far as We
know, has almoa, invariably succeeded
even where the system has been poisoned
by long yoars OF faint, and the ravages 20
b. repaired are tremendous. That remedy
IL Hoods sarsaparilh. Read thla;
"My daughter was afflicted with i'm.
pure blood. There were running sores
M over her body and they caused her
much suffering, We tried medicines that
wero recommended as blood purifier,
but could not sec that they did any good.
A friend told me about Hoodh saraapa-
rllla aud began giving tho girl thismed.
iclne. The result was that she was per-
iectly cured after taking u few bottles.
She has had no symptoms OF soroiuln
cores since that time.n MARIETTA n.
SMITH, South Middleboro, Mass.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The ndvancc sale for Pudd'nhcad
Wilson's three nights keeps NJ at -
lively pace at the Thentcr. hfr. Pypcr
says tomorrow nights audience Will
BE- one ~ the lnrEcst seen In the house
for long time past'
Mr. Mulyoy's attraction this week.
opening tonight. N Kelly a Mason, In
the farce comedy Who Is Who
The Harry corson Clarke company
left fnr the north this morning; they
play ut brigham city tonight Logan
tomorrow night. and then push ON To
Butte aud Helena. closing the season
IN Washington's birthday la Portland.
Nr. clarke states that hir Salt Lake
engagement far exceeded his cNpccta-
lions.
Ada Dwyer ran down ahead ~ the
pudd'uhend Wilson company this
morning and viii remain Ia tho city all
day, visiting her family. Shc Joins
the company In ogden tonight. and re-
turns with II tn salt Lake IN the morn-
ing. with the exception ~ n slight at
tack of the grip. from which she sur
ferrd In San Francisco. she ~ IN excel
lent trim for the Salt Lake engage
ment.
Prof. ]. J. Dnynea has composed tho
music and Mrs. Mary Kelly written the
words ~ an opcrrttn called The Circus
hoy. II VIII be- rendered In the Twen-
tloth ward tomorrow afternoon and
Wednesday evening.
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WANT A RESERVOIR.

\ delegation from s.vlcr county.
consisting ~ Mcssrr. clark. sccgmiller
ilorS, and Christensen. We're intro
duc"d by the state land board by
state senator Wright and Representa-.
tive Greenwood today. certain frprr.
Hentntlons were made 90 the board hy
the committee with view Ia obtaining
assistance for the construction OF a.
reservoir NJ otter creek In Seyief cunn.
~ Tho matter was taken under ad-
NiHsment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

srsni.h Prisoner. 10 h. nei....d rro,id.
tsr rhIllppis- H.pait g u itesornis.d

Madrid. Jan. q. Tho premier. senior
sarasta, declares that Agulnaido has
made the liberation 81 the spanish
prisoner In the Philippines conditional
upon spain recognizing the Philippine
republic ana allying herself thereto.
Agunnldo. n h added. has similarly
demanded the vatican'H recognition ~
the Philippine republic.
a dispatch from Manila says
The time IN which the Insurgents
have allowed thu Americans 60 rrcog.
nlHc their independents expires tomor-
row and hostiiiiler are expected 10 ~
open. Aruinaldo has requested the
vatican 10 send commission To me-
Nall"
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tanning Tho Mlner.. prnm.


The Miners Dream being under bond
ana lease 20 the Dalton and Lark PEG.
pie. iis hiR vein N soon TO be tapped
at 1000 To !. .op feet depth On the In
cline. \ crusa-cut that viii be- 800 feet
IN lcuEth and has now been run go feet
~ approaching the Dream at above
depth from Dalton ana Lark ground.
and u II believed that q large body Of
rich ore VIII be encountered. From NJ.
per workings the Dream has to date
shipped perhaps i0.OO0 tons uf good ore.
carrying lend. silver and gold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
Jndr msnl b, psf.nIt

Attorney W. u. Hutchinson. as
guardian nd iltcm OF Elizabeth Bel-
lamy t.oomis. an infant. obtained
Judgment era decree ~ foreclosure
for fl.5y9Ng. attorneys fees. costs and
taxes against Thomas 4. johnson and
William ". Rove, before Judge Hllca
TODAY,
'rhiH was an action to recover IN
certain promlssory notes. secured By a
mortgage 10 Sait Lake real estate. The
notes underwent numerous assign
menir.
tn" defense ~ Rowe, ~ set out IN
On answer, was that the action was
barred by the statute ~ limitations,
nnd that the piaintin and her predeccs-
Hurs extended the time of the payment
NJ the notes and mortgage without his
consent or knowledge. by reason ~
which johnson became lurolvent and
the value NJ the property deterioratei
Judgment was hy default.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

In the matter Of the estate ~ Lyman
shurtlin. deceased, John W. Judd with
drew ~ counsel today, and II. j.
pinlnny was substituted
Estate uf John J. Tanner, deceased;
decree ~ distribution ordered.
ifHinte ct Elizabeth Thompson. de-
crnHed; sale NJ property confirmed, de-
cree ~ unnl distribution ordered and
an attorneys fcr of 500 allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

ON the recommendation of United
states Commissioner Twomey. Judge
ililrs today granted q decree OF divorce
To- Mary y, l.eib frnm charles n. l.eib
The testimony ~ the pluintiff, as
taken before the commission, went to
show that the parties iniermarried In
- Paul, MINI. In August, issA. and
lived together until October, 1897, Nnu-
aus acts ~ cruelty, on the part OF tho
husband, were testified To-
decree was entered and Mrs. feih
awarded the custody nf "a minor child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
CHURCH NOTICES.

The Mutual Improvement conference
~ Davis stake win be- held az Farm
ingipn On saturday and sunday. jan.
"a ana 90 commencing at =. M,
The Relief Society conference 0f
Davis Stake D. set Tor 10 a. M.
Thursday. Jan. 90 go Fast nnuutiful
Tuhrrnnnl..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

The semi-weckly News" la tho
great country paper Of IN, intermoun.
tain tgion. II circulatcs In uscry city
and settlement In Utah. AMI IN most n
those OF Llnho. Wyoming. Aiis,uY.
Colorado. New Mexico. Montana S..
vnda, Western Canada and Ola Mexico.
as an advertising medium ~ Il uurx.
ceilcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

ssas2s. ON certain note secured by
mortgage.
Deputy sheriff John Montgomery Jr
levied upon all the personal property
~ NJ. =. filount. doing business rs the
tnpItnl Grocery COMPANY. today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
"cannot Praise II Enoaxh.-
Miss GrnrE DusKis,
nt,t A. -.

Miss oERrlE DusKis,
Franklin, Neb., writes
VI suffered for some time with pain
ful and irregular menstruation, falling
OF tho womb and pain In the back,
tried physicians, but found no relief,
Twas at last persuaded to try Lydia
u. Pinlsham's Vegetable Compound,
and cannot praise 1t enough for what
IL has done for me. feel like new
person, and would not part with your
medicine. 1 have recommended u h
several OF my friends" t.-
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DIgi'.

BfRD,-At Hennefor. summit ooun,
~, Utah, December Z. lsas. Ann Blrd.
daughter OF Robert and Prudence Shlll.
She was bern az WnshbrOok Syde.
Gloucesterrhire, England. In 1872. being
~ years Of age at the time Of her
death. She Joined the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of l.atter-day Saints IN her ma
tive land. and her home was always
open house for the Elders In England.
She died In the nlll faith ~ the Cos
pei, loved and respected by all who
knew her.
JofINSoN.-In Goshen, Utah county.
January 20, 1889, john d. Johnson, after
nm Illness OF thirteen months. suffering
with elephnntitus. He wns born IN the
town Of Warrington. England. July 10,
1894
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

Alice Christensen obtained decree
" divorce by default from Martin
christcnson. IT.. before Judge iiilcs
today. the ground being failure TO pro.
vide.
Plaintiff testified that she and the de-
fUndnnt lntermariied az MsnnHsa. Col.
ON the 21fd ~ March. iss1, aud that
FOR murr than two YEAR past the de-
f'ndunt had neglected 20 provide her
with the common ncCcaaarlca ~ NE.
turtuhorativo testimony was offered
when the court granted a decree and
also made an order that tho plaintin
D. allowed to assume her maiden name,
which Is Alice Forbes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

Through an error the plaintiff and
defendant In the ease Of the symms
Grocer company " NJ. X. Biount were
trunHposed IN the News" account ~
the confession of judgment ON the part
NJ the defendant published Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
AouiSALDo'. nLrrr
Ne PROPOSES 10 Hs'sii ~. rn,a, TO
Msniis aud nre.h an Relations.

london. Jan. ai-rhe Filipino iunta
here has received dispatches saying
that " Agincelln. one OF Aguinnidu'H
ENJOYS at Washington. h not received
ny the United States government with.
In few days AFinnldo win recall him
81 Manila ana suspend relations with
the United states, "thuH removing an
important medium Tor arriving at
a peaceful understanding.
The Juntn ndylceH also state that
fraternlxinF with the natives nnd that
many of them are engaged To Filipino
rlrla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

sheriff ilowells took Elizabeth Blum
dell To tho state Industrial school at
Ogden today. The defendant IL the
girl committed by Judge Norrrll last
SaturdsN
Walker llros.. bankers, filed a suit
neninsi William Carroll 81 al In the
Third district court today 10 recover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
CHARGED wiTn TRuAScY.

a complaint, charging 'roral sohion-
ming. 81 AIN Greek with truancy. was
sworn 60 In Justice Neliaen'a court To-.
day. He viii b. given hearing to-
morrow or Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
OFFICIALS RETURN HOME.
Nothing Startling IN the Railway sit.
uation- Prospects are Bright.

The local railroad officials. who have
been In the East for some time returned
Yesterday aud were at their dcsks this
morning. General Trafiio Manager Eo.
.lrH rald that they had had fine trim.
nut mat the meeting ~ Tho traffic man.
hSriA IN New York Was failure. Moth.
ing was done owing 10 the many nm.
hEonlstic opinions held los tho gentle
men present. He said that the outlook
inf the coming year wnH the brightest
lh years The people Of the East were
Waking NJ tn the Importance ~ the
West, ana nn era OF railroad building
would follow.
Sir bancroft had nothing further 10
oher than ihat given by SIR. Eccies
concerning the trip East lie neid
there would he no changea In mo
hnndnng N tho Short Line, and things
Wnuld 80 ON us at present.
Mf. HANCOCK, the tTaitic mnnngrr OF
Inc iuo hungc Western. snid he ana
not know amy thing about the proposed
new broad from Fruitn. cd, tothr
fNHnnl'e Fields In Eastern Utah. he
'nuld not HAY aH la whether "a line
would b" BUN there or not The policy
OF ms rnhd WIS 10 open up new tnrri-
tuiN ~ iaHi uH u would pay. Tie said
thhi N" meeting ~ the passenger mon
IN .hicagn Hnnkrn ~ IN the dispatches
hhl fctrrrn'e a. the Missouri roads
ana was oi nn interest To- Utah lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
KEEPING PARIS IN A TURMOIL.

What with threats Of coup from
,n' 'tlranlslr, revolution by the
hunapafllsis, conspiracy by the
~ my q plot by the Drcyfusltes, an up-
iElh, NY The socialists and an expio-
.lon ny the anarchists paHis II treated
w,1 new klnd OF ~ every day In the
week and a hrst-class fright on sun.
days.-EN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

Judge Norrell has gone To Cnnlyliic.
whore Tor the rest ~ the week he viii
b. engaged trying eases, ON saturday
his honor viii make q settling uf Grim
lnnl CuHrH for the next torn ~ cnurt,
which begins Tuesday. February 1lh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

4 complaint was sworn a. In the
Justices court az Murray today by
John Alert, who charges Arthur aud
George Meyers and about half dozen
others. all bays. with disturbing the
peace. Akert says the boys have been
guilty OF throwing rocks ~ his chick
unr nnd other domestic animals be-
longing Ca him. much In his annoyance.
A warrant was issued Tor the arrest OF
an defendants and they win hc given
hearing one day this week.
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pc Cial organs
that bear the hut
deus of mother.
hood. II cures
/ all weakness, In.
nnnmntiun and
liberation, II
ibanislicsmufning
squearnislincs1
and other dlscom.
forts. II insufcs
a healthy, bouue.
ing baby Thou.
sands u once bar.
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