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The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06

rY, ARK. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 6, 1899

sobbed and fed to her mamma on that
suspicious occasion, and, do you believe
me, she answered softly, 4 do
And l didn't stop there, either.
Alice l said, you used to be Just q
princess; now you are perfect queen!'
This kind of fused me, and was afraid
she might think me chump; so rat
tied away without giving her time 10
think. Alice, | have loved you for II
years; / swear it; and don't care if YOU
dc think that I'm brazen fool; YOU
were my princess once; won't you be
my princess now? This may all ap-
pear little sudden at first thought,
but, my heavens! must fellow love q
girl more than IL years before he can
ever propose to her? Tell me, Alice i;
dent you think that I'd be fit eonsort
fer royalty?' exclaimed with a plain
tive smile.
For fully minute, and il seemed a
year, my heart stood stjIl. At last ste
leaned toward me slightly, placed her
hand in mine, and looking me steadily
but gently in the eyes, said IN low
whisper, do. You have the royal
favor
"And she didn't sob and run to her
mamma this time, Phil, although that
excellent parsonage was not Ear from
that particular nook of ours. She GER
iainly is a wonder! The way she lis
tened to my proposal was something
beautiful-a regular marriage cere-
mony in itself. Oh, Phil, she is the
veritable incarnation of all that is beau
tiful and lovable!"
But words were entirely inadequate
Phil sat buried in contemplation for
fully five minutes; then, rising slowly
from his chair came over, put his hand
on my shoulder and looked me straight
in the eyes.
'Bill, you are either a very clever fell
low or a great liar!"
phil, then I'm a very clever fellow; !
swear it!"
Lets have a drink"
Lets have a drink"
ITO the princess?"
'To the princess"
And our glasses clinked - Tro.;
Times.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
siamese Life Sentences.

The Advocate of India furnishes US
with some instructive details as to mar
riage customs in Siam. No "bachelor
women" are permitted to exist there.
This is how it is managed. A Siamese
girl who has arrived at a certain age
without being chosen as bride, is
ticketed and labeled and placed under
the special care of the king, who binds
himself TO find her a husband. His
majesty fulfills his obligation by con-
serting his male prisoners into BRIDE
grooms. In order TO get out of Jail q
man has merely to agree to marry one
of the kings proteges, and he is at once
pardoned and released. 1t matters not
lin Siam-whether he is previously
married or not.
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VOL. XVIII.
a RAPID CURE.

Goodness, amt II stormin' hard!
See the drifts out in our yard!
Awful day for boys to be
Out in when they're weak like me.
Mamma, you JUS see II snow
Do you think / oughter go?
Don't you think oughter stay
Home from school and rest terdayf
Mamma, ain's feelin' well:
Ain't you 'fraiS my throat'll swellf
An it's snowin' fearful thkk,
An | might get awful sick.
Say, my head is JUS as hot
I've got fever, like as not
An it's stormin' so that-sayi
Mustn't i stay home terday?
Mamma. you JUS feel my head.
P'raps I'd better go ter bed,
Cause I'm feelin' dreadful queer
Ny! what is that bell l hear?
what's 1t strilSin? Oh, gee whiz.
No school! Yessir, That's what 'tisi
sAint no school at all, hoc-ay.
Ma, can / go out ter play?
Joe Lincoln, in L. A. w. Bulletin.
sIn the larger New England towns an(
tiles IL is customary TO strike given sig
Ial upon the fire alarm on stormy morn
ngs. thus signifying that there will be nS
ession of the schools that day.
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bicycle smusgler Caught.

An ingenious case of smuggling was
recently detected at the boca in Buenos
Ayres. A custom house officer noticed
bicycle on the deck of steamship.
The captain declared it was his. But
it was noticed that the captain made
frequent visits into town. going on BIZ
cycle every time and walking back. On
searching the vessel large number Of
bicycles were found.
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THE HEROES.

Here's to the man of honori
Unswerving, brave and true:
Whose will is strong;
Who sees the wrong,
And dares the right to pursue
Here's to the man of labori
To the farmer and his soil;
To him who lives
BY what he gives.
A life of honest toll.
Here's to the man of Intellect
Whose brain controls and plans;
Whose practiced sight
Directs Alright.
The power of seas and lands.
Here's to strength and purpose
OF heart and brain and hand.
In men we see.
And men to be-
They make or mar the land.
Emery Dean, in Golden Days.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
A Sure Sign.

ELLEN, has George come home from
school yet?" called Mrs. Snaggs to her
servant.
"Yes, ma am" came back the answer.
"Where is hep"
81 haven't seen him."
"How do you know, then, that he's
home?"
Because the cats a-hidin' under the
dresser. r.'-Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Heaxy Puhlic Deht OF Franc.

The public debt of France is the
largest in the world, and amounts 70
about 6 l.60O, 900, ,O00.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06

Russia has about 1,00o,oo titled per.
fonages out of population of 100. .O00.-
oOe.
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PERSONAL.

Alex. Mulrbrook is in from Stockton.
Scott Davis. livestock agent for the
Union Pacific, IN In town.
DR.. 4. Geo. odell viii arrive home
tomorrow morning to spend the holl-
days with his parents.
The health OF Dean Halsey OF 81.
Marks cathedral. In improving. a let
ter from San Mateo. Cal. TO this effect
was received by friends yesterday.
There are at the Walker. Mrs. c. Il.
IIigbee. san Francisco; Jno. VI. Shou-
bcnslcr Atwood. Ills, st. V. LeSlcur.
Provo; c. u. Andrew. Washington. Pa.
At the Knutsford are VIM. Manning.
w. u. Sanborn. wife and daughter,
san Francisco; Fred Mitchell, Austin.
New; 4. J. Conman. Portland. NJ.
Metz, New York.
The Cullen has the following guests;
William OMAN. Dclamar. New: W. -.
Stanley. Grand Junction. Colo: q. NJ.
McCampbell. Tuslin. Cal. Daniel a.
Mcmillan. Deer Ledge. New. John
Chisholm, Deer Ledge. New. VIII
Smith. Kalamazoo, Mich: Chas. Toyn
and VIM. Toyn. Elko, New.
The Kenyon register shows the names
OF Frank ID. Balwin, u. g Army: l.. l..
Bath, Denver: j. G.. Truax. Chicago;
T.. II. Knapp. Boston; +, a. Lyman.
Cedar Rapids, Julian Smith. Butte; c.
q. collars, Denverc; Il. ]. Waters.
Boise: Geo. Hansen. San Francisco;
Jim Murphy. st. Louis; NJ. J. crouley,
Chicago.
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SPANISH FORK.
Patient Of Bogus smallpox IL "Recovering''
Hotel proprietress Only sufYerer.

Special correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co.. Dec. 15.-Mr.
Palmquist, the man who ia duaran-
tined on suspicion OF having the small
pox, In In decidedly healthy condition.
Since his isolation he has spent most
OF his day time rchearsing comic selec-
lions, singing merry songs and occa-
sionaly sparrinE Ia Jcffries with his
attendant. on his face and body are
found no scars nor pits nor signs OF the
disease. Both he and the Lindsey
troupe OF which he In n member. VIII
leave here about Sunday next.
II win be remembered that the John
Lindsey troupe was quarantined at the
Boynck house ut this place because OF
its members having been In immediate
contact with the patient Palmqulst.
The net OF the board Of health In talk
ing immediate stcps TO prevent. " pos
sible. the spread OF the disease, IL most
commendablc. although, AZ II now
seems. there was no danger as no one
of the members of the troupe has
shown the least symptom OF the small
pox. The only sufferer In the scare II
Mrs Boyack. OF the Bnynck house, be-
cause OF the temporary stay at her
hotel of the suspects. In justice 20
Mrs Boyack II can now be stated af-
firmntlvely that the infection never
entered her house. and n II had In the
most hidden way, her premises have
been 10 thoroughly fumigated and dis
infected that no germ could live after
the ordeal.
Mrs. Mary i. Mellor. 80 widely
known ns an active business woman, IL
just recovering from u serious attack
of sickness.
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INIEKNATIONAL RACE.
Held In the Madison square Garden
Today.


An international cycle race meet viii
be held In Madison Square gardens.
New York, this afternoon and tonight.
Among the competitors will be Giovan-
nj Tommaselll. Harie Meyers. Geo.
Banker. Edouard Taylore. Pierre
Chevalier John Fischer and Albert
Champion. of Europe.
Some of the best amateur and pro-
fessional riders In America win take
part. The meet, II II announced, Will
be the last held In the garden this sea-
son.
In the afternoon the feature was n
fifteen mile motor-paced match be-
tween Hay Duer. Buffalo. anu \ Il.
Ross, OF Newark. n. j., for the indoor
amateur paced championship. Both
riders are worlds record holders. The
preliminary heats Of tho international
open sprint races were also run.
At night one OF the most important
matches OF the year viii be decided.
Harry Elkes, the professional middle
distance champion OF America, Will
meet Edouard Tnylorc. the middle dis
lance champion OF Europe In u motor
paced race OF one hours duration.
Elkes held the worlds record for the
hour until II was beaten by TaylOrc.
These men viii not meet again until
they race In Berlin. Germany. In May
next Consequently both are eager for
the victory tonight ElkcA IN u slight
fayorite for the race.
Fischer and CheNnlier whose plucky
struggle In the recent six day race
won them many friends. will appear In
n match pursuit race against two
American riders. The finals Of the
sprint race win also he run tonight.
Tommasolll, Banker, Meyers aud other
foreign stars who have been In Boston
during the week. returned last night In
good condition for today's racing. They
viii return to Europe early In the new
yeur
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Entertainment Was Well Attended
Audience Greatly Pleased.
THE BASKET BALL GAME.
During the Exhibition u Heavy
Tweivc-Poos ladder Fell Upon
the Heads Of the spectators.

The gymnnstic exhibition at the Y. NJ.
c. A. last night was n splendid one and
was a fattering tribute to the excellent
training powers OF Athletic Director J.
~ Augustus.
But one incident occurred TO mar the
pleasure OF the occasion, and that was
OF sufficient consequence to cause, for a
time. considerable alarm.
While moving some bars 20 one side.
the boys pushed the heavy frame upon
which the bars are hung, against a
huge ladder extending horizontally
with a connecting ladder. a number OF
small boys Were sitting upon the lad
der which was directly above a number
Of ladies'. suddenly the ladder and
boys came down with u crash. For u
moment II was feared that some one
was killed. but beyond "A few crushed
hats and little Grace Pratt having her
head bruised no damage was done.
Eighteen young men took part In the
bar-bell drill and purallcl-bar excr-
ciHes which was very interesting. Mr..
AguHtuH did several very sklllful and
dlnicult swings, The illuminated In
dian club swinging was extremely well
performed and pleased the visitors very
much. In the game OF basketball the
Blues were defeated by a score OF 20
To I. two twenty minute halves being
played.
During the FIRST half the Reds scored
dix baskets by interfering throws. The
Blues scored one point by foul. which
gave them free throw. In the seq
and half, the Reds scored fcvCn baskets
against the Blues three baskets. 9.
clark made 10 OF the 70 points for the
Reds.
The individual scores were as follows;
Reds-Demmlng o. Tuckett. 4: Clark.
iG; Rasmussen, 6. Cheshire. foul.
BlucH-Smith, points and fouls:
Miller. o; Wight, o, johnson, 8 points
and > fouls. Madscn. o.
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THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Monthly Report Of Superintendent
Cooper for October is Issued.

The monthly public school report OF
Superintendent Cooper for october has
been issued as follows;
Total belonging last month, ii,i75; ad-
ditional onrollments for the month $50.
OF whom iS2 were boys and l51 girls:
Withdrawals. s76; re-ontrlcs. 2i9: total
enrolment for month, ii.SS1: average
number belonging, ii,0ii.i; average
daily attendance, i0.39s.i: aggregate
attendance OF all pupils In day. 2O7,-
$50. cases OF hardness. 20io; not absent
aud not tardy, iId5, percentage OF at
tendance, Ni, percentage OF punctual-
ity. s9b; cases OF suspension. IL; cases
OF corporal punlshment.i5: cases OF tru-
ancy, a.; visits OF patrons, $50: visits TO
patrons, $40; colored pupils. a.
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HONEST WORDS
From California!
ABOUT
Grape-Nuts.

ut seems to me I would have starved
but for Grape Nuts. | have had stom-
nch trouble for long time. and the
last few months been Obliged TO diet
NO carefully that could use none OF the
starohy food. like bread, potatoes. beans,
etc, but Grape-Nuts and Postum Ger
cal Coffee have helped me out.
Our family buy Grape-Nu a dozen
boxes at a time. One never tires OF
them. | have never seen food that
eaualled Grape Nuts Mrs. j. IL.
Cooper. Santa Ana, Callf, twife OF the
Pastor OF the Congregational Church
(people never tire OF Grape Nuts, II
TO limit of three heaping teaspoons
and you Will look forward to the meal
as lover does to a tryst with hls
sweetheart)
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE no. y.

Notice i hereby given that at meeting OF
the board OF directors OF the International
ccm'vr 1th, 1877, an assessment OF une-half
90 cent per share was levied on tho capital
stock Of the said corporation. payable MT tho
south street. salt LAX" city. Utah. Any
stock upon when the assessment shall re-
mniu unpaid on tho sth day NJ January 400.
will be- delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction at the office OF the company.
ON the eth day of January. 1900. 10 pay as
s.ssmcnt aud cost OF advertising and expense
Of sails, o. D. BAuEIl President
". W. CHURCH, secretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Doserctand salt Lake Agricultural and Man.
ufacturlng Canal Company. salt Lake
city. Utah.

NOTICE Il hereby given that at meeting
~ the direct1rs held on the 10Th day OF
November. lao, mn assessment OF atty cents
the corporation. payable On or before the 18th
day u Dccomhor, 100, IN f..Iohn Nuttall.sec-
rotary aud treasurer, at the law ofic. pf Ter
Lake city. Utah. Any sto'k upon which This
assossmont may remain unpaid on the e.nd
day ~ December. a, u. lsg1, will DO delin-
qusnt and advertised for sale nc public auc.
ton. aud unloss payment IL made ncforc. will
b. sold on tho 18th day OF January, 1900. 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
the cost Of advertising and expense OF sale.
trrALl l. JOHN NuTrAlL.
: cruiary ncscrot and salt LAX, Agricultural
ana Manufacturing Canal Company.
onlco AZ 20i Tcmplcton Building, Salt Lake
city, Utah.
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FILLnORE.

wlntry weather Happy Marriages-sun.
day school Jubilee.
Special Correspondence.
Fillmore. Willard CO., Dee. i5.-con-
siderable snow has fallen the last few
days and the ground In frozen hard.
HAPPY MARRIAGES.
Walter Maycook. 20, and Lizzie Day,
co. were united in the holy bonds OF
mntrmony on the i3th inst at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Day, tho brides
parents They were both born and
raised In Fillmore and expect to make
this city their future home.
Willie Trimblc and katie Beeslar.
two popular young people OF this city,
Win be married In the Manti Temple to-
day.
The local Sunday school Jubilee. held
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II was a thrilling escape that Charles
Davis OF Bowcrston. o. lately had from
frightful death. For two years So
we're lung trouble constantly grew
Consumption. Then he began to use
Or. Kings New Discovery aud lately
wrote: 1T gave instant relief and Of
fected n permanent cure" Such won-
derful cures have for 20 years, proven
It's power to cure all Throat. Chest and
Lung troubles. Price 80 cts. and 81 90.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at Y. g. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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In slugRish liver. HERBiNE. by It's
beneficial action upon the hillary tracts,
renders the bile more mud. and brings
the liver into sound. healthy condi-
ton. thereby bnnlahlng tho sense OF
feeling Of apathy which arise from dis
orders Of the liver. Price so cts. Y. c.
NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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Following Is the lineup
lie Puts bIg Jim Daley To sleep In tho
Fourth Round.

The fistic contest at Mercur last night
between Jim Daley and Dummy Rowan
resulted In the latter meeting out TO the
former n crushing defeat.
In tho third ana fourth round Dunn
Of delight by his fast and deadly work.
Considerable clinchlng was done In the
third and all the telling blows were
landed by the mute.
lie was simply lawfully" lively in
the last round and easily demonstrated
his superiority over hia antagonist.
In the latter part Of tho fourth round
Dummy landed LETT an Daieys law
which Hent him TO the floor. He stag
gered 20 his feet only to catch a vi.
oious uppercut which ended the fight.
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In blilousncss. HERBINE. by ex
polling from the body the excess OF bile
and acids, Improves tho assimliatlve
processes. purincs the blood. ana tones
up and strengthens the entire system.
Price 10 cts. Y. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF the Utah batteries IN the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents
poHinge prennld.
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BILLY srirr Tur VICTOR
Lands Heavily on McCormsok and wins Ia
Sixth Round.

A dispatch from Chicago says; Billy
stunt. the Chicago mlddleweight. was
given the decision over Jack Mccor-
mack. the Philadelphia heavyweight. at
the end OF six rounds here tonight.
Mccormack was fully twenty pounds
heavier than Stift. Both men went
at II hammer and tonss as soon as they
toed the mark. sun was put TO tho
floor near the end or the first round
by u right swing ON the head. He
evencd matters up In the next by send
Ing Mac down twice. Mac was down
again In each succeeding round, and
In the iinal one had all he could do to
stand on his feet as Stiff landed some
desperate swings ON the Jaw without a
return.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.


Creditors will present claims with vouchers
20 the undersigned at No sVes South 18th East
St.. salt Lake city. Utah, ON or before tho WIN
day uf Agtli, A. u, 1nOr.
CHRISTOPHER ASTON.
Administrator OF the estate OF Ann A. Prys.
dcsohsed
Date u irst publication. December. 9th. A.
~ 1879.
Ferguson 4 Cannon. Attorneys for Estate
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Of Y. NJ, c. A. men, Manager John y.
Insisted ON playing and he would not
give his consent and finally sent In his
resignation.
The gymnasiic program at the Y. NJ.
=. a. last evening was n decided sue
cess. Each number was well rendered
and the audience was greatly pleased.
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ON TO MANILA. 40 crSrs.

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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Elegant Xmas candles a, KolItn
ELSINORE.
Missionary Farewell social In Honor of
ELDER John y, Petersen.

Special per Deserct Telegraph.
Elslnorc. SEWER County. Dec. IA
Last Monday evening the good people
OF E!s!norc turned out In great num-
beers to bid farewell TO Elder John r.
Petersen, who has been called to MI u
mission to Denmark. and viii leave
about the 18th OF January. The even
Ina was spent In an interesting pro-
gram. picnic and dance. a splendid
time was had.
Elder Petersen has been president for
the Elders quorum the last two years
ana superintendent or the branch sun
day school IN Brooklyn. These organ
l1atlons viii miss him greatly Elder
Petersen Ia highly respected by all.
Seven inches OF snow fell here the
FIRST OF the week
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sad bereavement - Popular Young Lady
Loses Her Mind.

Special Correspondence.
Bountlfui. Davis Co, Dec. i6.-Mlss
Lillis Sessions OF this place was taken
with Insanity n little more than n week
aRo. and has now become 20 violently In
sane that she will be takento the State
Insane asylum today by Sheriff Abbott.
Miss Sessions IN very popular young
lady, twcnty-four years of nge, and a
general and sympathetic sadness pre-
walls In consequence OF the trouble.
caused by III health and recent mental
over work. II Is thought that her Illness
viii not be- OF n permanent nature.
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Grand tota.
ROBINSON VS. o. $. l.. RY. co.

The attention OF the Fourth district
court has today been occupied with
the suit of George II. Robinson ct al w
oregon Short Line liy. Co. The plain
this arc suing TO collect $40 for sew
crni head OF cattle killed by the de-
PENDANT company's train between Lehi
and American Fork. II IL jury
case, and Is an appeal from Justice
McNlelrs court at American Fork,
where the plaintiffs received judgment.
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Holiday ronindors--A box OF goth
Century Chocolates for the ladies'. n
doll for the little girl and steam en-
CINE for the boy-kolitz the place to get
them.
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NOTICE l. hereby given that At n meeting
of the Hoard Of Directors 81 the Lower Nam
moth Mining Company. held on Tuesday. tho
18th day ~ December. ispi, an assessment Of
cents pcr share wis levied upon the capital
stock OF the company, payable 70 the sc'rc-
taty ~ his office, sUi Progress, hullding salt
Lake city. Utah. at once and before the 18th
day ~ January. ipn.
Any stock uron which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the esth day of January.
iso, viii bv delinquent. aud advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment II
made before. will be- sold on tho 18th day OF
February. it0, 20 pay the delinquent nxsess-
mcnt. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses ~ sale. SAMUEL ]. PAUL
go Progress building. salt Lake city. Utah.
dated salt Lake city, Utah, Dcc II isg9.
First publication Dee. II. isg9.
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here last Sunday. was a grand success.
conioint mutual viii be held Mt the
meeting house next Sunday. An cx-
ccllcnt program. both entertaining and
Instructive has been arranged.
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or. soulc. Plaintiff. vs. John o'shoa,
Defendant

Tho state 81 Utah 90 the Defendants
You arc hereby summoned 10 appear before
the nhovc entitled court within ten days
n served within the county In which this
action " brought othcrwl... within twenty
days after this service, and defend the auovo
entitled action. brought against you to re-
covcr the sum " ~. . aud interest due for
merchandise. purchased Of John Dubvl and
the account assigned 10 plaintiff, and In case
Of your failure 10 do NJ, judgment viii be
rendered against you according 10 the do
MORRIS soMMER.
Justice Of the Peace.
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nos TO MANILA. 20 CENTS

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Ogden today to commence work on the
bonneville mine In Lake Side district
FOR the winter The prospects for this
property Is very bright.