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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11
SHERIFF SALE.

Taken by virtue of divers executions
to me directed and now in my hands a
certain piece of Real Estate, and bound.
ed us follows Norlherly by Blackwell
street, westerly by Thomas street, south
erly by land owned by Andrew Nc Kay,
and easterly by John street in the City
of Barre, and the same will be sold at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday the 26 day of August, A. d..
1899. at two o'clock in the afternoon, in
front of o. II. Ilale's Auction Room. in
the City Of Barre, to satisfy said divers
executions, and the legal costs thereon
unless the same is otherwise satisfied be
fore that date,
Dated at the City of Barre this 5th
day of August A. ID. 1899.
w. ii. BUCHANAN, Constable.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

Connects at Wells River with Accommo datlon
Train North, and with Mail and Express ram
south oy,r pa-umpsi; division Boston y Maine
K. Il, Through train service from Wells River VIA.
Plymouth or W. X. junction to Boston, and via.
Bellows Fails and Springfield for New ! ork
Arrives in Boston 80 p. M, New YORK (dTahu
Central ucpotJ 7 10 p. IN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

lrIvr bare $50, 1920 A. NJ, 1920, $50, 5.o''
tNor, NJ
Arrive Montpelier, 7.45, 1875 A. NJ, II 80, 3+o'
S,2j, 6,9op i.
leave Montpelier, $50, 9.45, ll.55 A. M, l24'
3Jy o.tjP NJ.
Arrive at Barre, $50, 1895, A. M, 1910 W, t'oo
500 Pm.
W. A. HrOWELi.. General Manager.
T. W. BTANYAN, Superintendent
wv. MORSE, Gent Pass. Agent
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11
RUTLAND RAILROAD

Time Table Corrected to May ID, 1899.
Ieoye am. )-p.m. Pm. pm. "tp.m.
pnriiuttop $50 300 Lao $3.50 lO.o6
pMntln'ndNLllo5 200 6.15 800 12.1o
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11
,74uurbaH service.

tNA!ns TO MONTPELIER
l,.ya Bare 80, ESQ A. NJ, Y 90, 3'oa. mo
ilg =, NJ,
TRAINS TO BARkE.
Leave Montpelier 6.35, e.l5, 1850 4. NJ. l2.'''
% and 3 y ?. n.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11
1928 p. N.

Connects at Wells River and EAprcss tram
North over B,N NJ. K. k. for st. bloomsbury, Lyh-
dOnNllr, Barton and Newport, with Accommodation
train South Tor All stations between Wells River
and White River junction. Also with express
Lam North over White Mountain Division Tor LIS
1on, lntrtou, Bethlehem Street, Profile House
l%'u Nouutan Fabyans Crawfords, Whiteheio'
ehcIson and Lancaster
Trains West
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11
FOR SALE.

rnp sALE.- Waste paper. Call at this
)tlce.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11
Montpelier & Wells River R. l.
TIMETABLE.
7,3O A, NJ.

Corrected o June IS 1892 trains leave ba re as lol
lows Goi Z East, Sundays excepted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

WANTED.-Work of any description
by faithful. industrious young man. In
quire at this Office. Gift
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SHORTHAND, Typewriting and Debating
taking at room 3, Gordon Bleck. 102tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

WANTED-To sell or exchange new top
buggy, new sleigh and new harness for good
shot gun or rifle. Inquire Joseph Wood p
Maple Grove. SO l m
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

FOR SALE. First Class Boarding House
doing good business. Two minutes walk
flom Post Office. Good reason for selling.
Inquire at this office.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

MAN and Wife want position, capable and
honest Enquire at N. +. l.. B.
6S-tf, Rooms 2 and 3 Gordon Blk.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

WANTED.-A Sober, Industrious Man
of 30 would like position in a store. For par
ticulars inquire at this Office. Cliff.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

LOST.-Between River Street and G. N.
Benedicts Blacksmith Shop on Summer street
Saturday evening", a gold watch with chain
and charm attached. Finder please leave at
this office and receive suitable reward,
Tiff
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

LOST-A pair of linesman's climbers.
Finder please leave with Charles Bradford or
at this office. 95-tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11

TO RENT.--A six room tenement on Adj
Olson Street. Inquire of A. H. Buzzell, Red
Star Lunch Room. 81 tt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

NutIru o. nruny given tHat scaled bids will
Den nHIN.l 10y lHr uHl, r'fngl uu tn v
I5l trfr. mIrl..g 4, r5.a.l5si '5nll 'shIIrs t6
b. uurUrU.U HH four principal huIId|uEs uu
University ..f. |#HI EAST Hi ana lllIlaIuf sat
lHArtiNI litN i1r ,u 1gltlnf pant. t1r
..u uUHU.. u|. H.HuIIu. fH plans, spUsIl.ar
N1Hs HHI HrlHmsH w.'.n uw upyn f1r Nm.
NHuIuE Iu tN. lluHurH illruuEv uuFU, nu
N|.H street between south Temple uuu First
south Hr.IH. Iu -tIt Lake Gig Utah Az
If.I. -.|I Iu..tI.H. tuth.' and markell uu
.HHNr I.u hand CORNER "liil.' UIia must
u.I contain conditions, Vuu'lnclulus Uop-
tH..v mentioned BOO tuy plans, specification
drawings contract and huud, aud hldys
MOST uam tnr ur'ntl forms or bids Without
change. which 800 hr round at thH uIi.c "
lH.muI h|uIuuE and uu other form 0f uII
Will 10" received iaru hIl must d. H.s
ruuHun.r hl r'Ii ilgl 'Ny-A un 'uuH uAuk
UI tNU fur principal hHlluluEs. On wit. Nur4
IuU Physical Museum Aul l.lhurFt % Ian
.Iu.. turfI WWm 900 steam Heating Plant u
hEr auu lIhu rUucN f1r 5000 un Boiler
IIUHsH IHI IHuUU. runh CHECK payable Iu
tn.lmun.H ny uh and tl On furtuI
dor UHfa UNI rUtHr into thu ruUfHH.
and bond within tuu days uftcr ltsucHruHHHH
fur 90. fH.Nf4. execution VI thy contract and
bond hereinafter mentioned. Tho proposed
contract BUI NHHI uru uIsn ut the uHIgH y
Richard INl.tiH- Hul 'lu tnyn hH examined,
IN.uwHHf Do. % separate u.i uHl rurl.Hpi
tu.HIU IN NnmU bui|I|HE .I IHya.h
IiHIN.ur. MHryuW liuUlmH lob LHufY
lns uul Sewerage. and lI Boiler House and
Na1al must ba taru,,hrd r1rone.haf OBJ,
'I."1hl "l lNo n.', M,.,tlh t.l ,H.l '',,
tUnuudyrsIeurU
rhg oarpfgrnlI galiinfs mus. b. COM.
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OUR OWN STATE.

administrator furnish $500 more bonds
and the court ordered further that the
estate be sold.
In the case OF Andrew Larson VI
The Utah Loan n Trust company, court
ordered that the date OF trial be set
Today sheriff Laync and County
Attorney IialverEon went up to Hunts
willie In the interest OF the much talked
Of gun play which occurred there some
two weeks ago.
The pInlntim "a =. Rasmussen, who
was represented BY Attorney Halyer-
son. and the defendant Wcece Edwards
was represented by Attorney Bassin-
ger The old rock school house was
used asia court room. " was vel filcd
with eager visitors 90 hear the case,
and 10 their surprise when Mr. Reese
was asked the question whether or not
he was guilty N assault and battery
h. replied guilty" The sentence was
suspended until tomorrow.
GLENwoop RESORT OPENED.
The now pleasure resort for ogden.
Gluuwood. opened up yesterday after
noon. The street cars were loaded with
passengers during the entire afternoon
and evening an going 10 BiCnwupd.
The managers Mcasrs, UlmhCrEcr
ana Maltese deserve great credit Tor
their very active work ON the new re-
these gentlemen. commenced work On
the grounds FOR the pleasure u the pub
lic. aud now the old Fairs Grove ~
converted into "a very beautiful place Of
amusement. with "a IND pond Tor row
iuE. many revolving swings. hammucks
and u very nuo dancing floor with
Htngc no ono end. During the afternoon
the pleasure seekers were favored with
sweet strains OF music from the ogden
Brass band and many different kinds
Of Inducements. In the evening the
park was crowded. dancing commenced
at .. M, Fur1'H fun orchestra fur
nlahluE the music, the floor was too
crowded Tor real plonsurublo dancing.
AZ $3.50 line display N fireworks was
given. and at 10 o'clock Madame Mar
tauIHc Interested the visitors with a
very able yuuturtluulHt exhibition. She
manifesto considerable talent, and
pleased everybody. To close the vvou-
iug'H pleasure "a prize Cuku-Wnlk was
given. There worU four couples plrti-
ClpntUl iu d.. tho winning couple were
AR I'm Decker and Miss Ella o. llar-
not. the prize given was $3.50 IN cash.
Olonwood viii no doubt, In n year or
rb. be- one ~ the flyurlte resorts Of
Utah, and instead NJ the ogden people
having 60 30 away from here Tor pleas
ury. We Will have excursions from
other cities 10 our own beautiful pleas
urn grounds. The park viii b. open
every day. and tho public viii ccrtain-
| BY make u a success by their patronage.
-
Send 90 cents TO the "Ncws" and
/ obtain the beautiful portfolio history
OF our boys work In the Philippines.
] "On 90 Manila We pay tho postage,
stamps taken In payment
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Evidently A MISTAKE.
A Correspondent, cOree's a PurpOried Report
Of The ROundy-Seegmiller Horror,
The "Nows" Not Responsible for the
Error-A Kane County Observer
writes Fuiiy on the subIect

Communication 10 the News"
"shot down. details of double tragedy
near Kanab sunday last"
Under the heading OF July %. 1899,
In connection with tho tragic death on
Messra secgmlller and Roundy. \ cor
roctlon ~ here made by an observer In
kane county, also an acquaintance and
friend Of both men.
Paragraph 2. under this heading.
Cause Of the tragedy" says! THE
lands u the two mon Joined. seCEmiller
let Houndy build a reservoir on his land
for tho sole purpose OF holding his time
OF water during tho night So he would
have daylight 20 handle the water to
better advantage, After Roundy had
used II for some time Tor this purpose
he then turned a stream from a side
canyon into the reservoir. said water
being tributary 10 tho main stream
and which belonged TO all the settlers
on the creek Soegmlllor seeing Nouudy
was going TO acquire title 10 said tribu-
tary water protested uWainst his hold
Ing Il up In the reservoir Roundy per-
listed and Sopgmiller instructed his
men 10 lot the water loose, which thcy
did"
The above statement Is not a fact
The writer ot the article surely knew
NAhNAlN OF tue AANAHH vt NlN NANNNANIM
were laboring under a great mistake,
which could easily have been cleared
up by a little inquiry.
Tho facts are; Byron ID. Ruundy'a
land j1inH seogmillerH VIM. K1undy'a
land Joins his brothers. land ON the
west, WIN aud seegmill0r'H dwellings
ar0 about one-hnlf mile apart, A Tow
years ago Houndy went 10 Soegmllior
and asked permission 10 build "a ronpr-
yolr on what he supposed to be seeg-
mlliera land. but II Is not known today
whether Il ID on his land or not. lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
TROI'lC.
The soldiers Return Home aud are Gladly
Welcomed Educational Lectures,

Welcomed Educational Lectures.
Special Correspondence.
Troplc. GARFIELD County. Utah. Aug.
22.-t1oplc was duly IN the swim with
tho rest of Utah IN her expression OF 10Y
and thlukfulnens for the return home
OF our brave boys, who have covered
themselves with glory-and added lus-
ter TO our peerless nag, old Glory
hOated cXultantly In the breeze on tho
18Th from our liberty pole, and our
hearts were glnd rs we contemplated
the occasion for It's display. Surely our
fellow citizens throughout the Union
should have no room for doubling the
unqucstlonable and deprecated loyal
~ OF our State. the heroic deeds OF our
sons arg without comparison In their
devotion TO home ana country,
The weather here FOR the pHst week
has been dry with cold nights and
warm days-second crop OF luccrn rs
being cut and our grain ncldg are put
ting on their golden hue-our people
are busy and the ham uf Industry "a
c0nspiCuous ON every hand.
We have had n visit from Prof, Mae
ser and Brother Nelson OF tho Beaver
academy locturcd hero In the In
terests OF education and tholr talk was
much appreciated,
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can Klppcn W oregon short t.inc rail-
way. In which the plaintiff cues 90 re-
cover 5000 damages FOR AN alleged
wrongful oiCctmont Of tho plniutln
from r. train belonging TO the defendant
corporation.
The following are the Jurors drawn
FOR this term Of court jos. Chrlaton-
ven. 4. a. Cottrcu. Pennington. W.
W. Wiley Charles u. Jones, llcnry
Garrett. ia. Thomas fr. iiouutitul,
Hyrum Evans. W. A. CorhridFr. Lay
ton. Nephi Duordon. John l.. Fackrrll,
George g. Wood, Joseph ParkinH Mo.
honu NJ. Brown. John ~. Noes, Woods
Crosse: Horace H. Lewia. r. a. Will
lllma. Amos "a. Bishop. George W.
Webster John ColUmon. kuyayillg;
Robert y. Watts. Hlnlnc
John Ford ST. has hlcd suit against
Harry l.. Jennings To recover uu 70
promlss0ry note, Elvor IN settlement ln
the purchase OF tract of land made ln
April, 1896, Tor the sum ~ $50. iuglui-
Ing interest from October 1895.
Andrew Jackson Meyers, Of Kaye
VILE has nlcd suit Tor divorce aguuut
HE wife. Anna Myers. alleging diner.
out acts " immortality ana uuvhuHtlty
and cruelty. whereby plninun was
caused great mental diatrcus and Huf-
fcrlng.
Samuel A. Ruahforth. OF Kayuylllr,
and clara u. stevenson. % Wcst We.
bet obtained q marriage license, uud
were married yesterday
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OUR NEICHBORS.
OAKLEY
Sunday school. stake aud ". I. \. Confer.
snces-rfesL n. y. iiaigh, ~.

Special Correspondence.
oakley. Aug. 22.--un Auruat 18th.
18Th. iith aud 18TH, "a series Hi confer
cncos were held at this place which wna
truly o. feast OF conference Iu which
tho people OF CassIn county were th,
happy recipients We had Ha ylHIt#fH.
President i. Golden klmhlM THHr
William II. summcrhnys aud Sister
AEElc Campbell.
President klmbnll announced that no
was the fOrorunner VI many letters that
are Co come FROM BOX u. Do stu I.Ik.
city that many Of the YOUNG mon WUf.
needed 60 preach CO." GuHuuI aud u
oakley they could d. found
Timely remarks were made Ng fhe
visitors that were h.rbly Appreciated
and enjoyed.
one unfortunate feature OF ihu eHn.
foroucrs was the absonr. fum hIr Hr.
Custpmod scat of our beloved brother
and president. A. -. HHIeh who has
been and i1 yet In worry poor health.
The Saints have been rendering him
their ngHlatnucc by fuUHF uuH PRAYER
ana he ~ reported lH hsIuH Iu much
better health than heretofore aH n ro.
suit
We have. IN common with our nelfh-
horH. N We may iudgo hy r,HHrlpar re-
ports, some very cold weather. yrpaaInl-
~ at night and 70 Is feared in some
parts that the ctup1 VIII Huuur even
though u o. but August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
KAYSVILLE.

a Horse stolen Surplus Volunteer Money!
turned over to q Sick snidior-W sdding,
Special Correspondence.
KuyHyillc, Aug, 2t-Mr, william T..
burton was IN town few days ago
looking Tor "a horse which he supposed
had Htrnyv1 away from HE home ia
Marsh Valley. Idaho, II now appears
the horse WINS stolen, us Il was found
last might nt Mr., Burtous old place
here ana showed many Indications Of
having been roughly used.
sir HebCr &. Blood ana Miss Maud
u. Lluiurd, two cHtlmuhlu young poo-
pie Of this city, were married at the
salt Lake Temple yesterday. Last
evening n wedding reception was ton-
dercd the happy couple ut the home Of
the brides parents their relatives and
most Intimate friends only being pros
emit The bride wore a dress OF white
cashmere with chiffon trimming and
tho groom was uttlred In u black prnicu
Albert suit. Their many friends Will
wish them a happy and prosperous fu.
turo, For many years past Miss Lnford
has been orEnnlst Tor the Kaysville
sunday school,
After paying an expenses OF the re-
cont volunteers reception a neat little
sum Of money remained which the COM
mittec has turned over to William Gar
lick Of this place, who while serving
ms n private In the sixteenth infantry
before Santiago, contracted an Illness
from which he has not yet recovered.
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Send 90 cents to tho News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
OF our boys work In the Philippines,
ION TO Manila" We pay tho postage.
s..Na H..
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NEPtII.
Judge HigEins orants a Diyoroe-Thomas
weeks, an Elderly Gentioman Diss,

Judge HigEins Orauts a Diyoroe-Thomas
Weeks an Elderly Gentleman Dies.
Special Correspondence.
Nophi. Utah. Aug. Aida Hum
phcry was granted a divorce today by
Judge Higgins from her husband. John
Humphrey on the grounds uf dcHortlOn,
The couple were married at Provo In
1897. soon after, which the defendant
deserted her and has since failed 10
support her She was restored 20 her
maiden name, Ada Packard,
A marriage license was Issued 10 Jul
Illus Bosh and Amelia shepherd both OF
Leynn.
The funeral Of ThoH WcolSs, who died
last Tuesday, aged "a, was held today
from the residence ~ he daughter, Mira.
WIN, Ostler A large number OF aym-
pathizing friends attended the gerVicea
and followed the romans 20 their last
resting place IN the city cemetery. De-
ceased was formerly a resident " TT.
Grcon. Sanpete Co, but has been living
In Nephi since last fan.
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NOTICE is horoIy siyuu tIiat Goo r.r..aa..
I go niHrf 90 u.r ulde lrd no .f.u Do.
tr.I Cont NJ 90 Slate of i'fsI.. ....t' ...
500 Lake 200 tIu tIth dty uf N.s..t = 3D.
Iu lN. ml't.ruf o.. tHIIt. H. Nu#a..
il .uu 3D.. gyylsnl. .hu uUU.U.. ...I aI.
auction subject tu DuuNrmat .uuu I f....#r.UI
iur il.llNln1 NoscrIuoi rra. utIHt. uH.....
,o,gHly baadriti. Ui.u' ra'.a. ...l
ahu htiy .H links north frum tHu aHHfUt..f
,grl,r oi inu uIuwstUuau. .iIHf -.|.H.
l,Hngu two 90 west ~ salt iH.a mcclellan.
running thynHu north nineteen and UfIH H.U.
uigl.s .'W chains. thuneo wet s.f.u H.I
nlu.t'Hu NHI nfty huulHrItI. H"HU .......
lltn'r cost sHyvu and eighty HuHUrUfH. s.
Chains .l., Co. p...eygi lrlmulnt sumtsIr Said
As' llH l.ugW and ton In lr u1.a five
t,at '"Nt' lHfA Addition i1 usItu city.
tNI..o. lots eight nl. mine u. ton un. eleven
!llL twelve 40. aud tHIu,uu uu In UH.E
t.gIn,} ,,'i.N, Nelson Park Addition fH
N'.H anHnIltHu aH0-hpfHH uf part ~
ih' iHa"si quarter cabot section u.uHs
l',N .''. l."nHN|U ..N UI r.#H. NHH#H IHH
vet -l't llt, IurrI.lu o. 81 -.ruF. To-.
,nnlus sIlIH uuu tUH.H HHu aETg...t HON.
NI'IlII .l'I. chains r.H. ff.u 90. northwest
,9lth NNtFl, IIIn rInulHs Of. 20 u
c'HiIua iI 90" channel Hf WtHrr UI.,..
. l'.N'. IN l." 'lII .IFur yIHf NUN uNflN.t.. TH
chain. Dt.f uf uuut 10 IU.HU.u.. f..n.u
M'l INf'U nNN H#.IIE NluuU|IfIs U.| a.U.. .|us
l..' 'fs.uNlus. Situate boo Weber
Ni'u, aI NJ IHU south mIfU.uf uu uuHH.
,irl uH1t.rr q. uf ey.IIHH u.Ip. .H luHu.H.u
NV. nNfI. itn.u Uu. II u.sIuf -III lH.r
, ,...,.l =, survey, Situate Zoo W,U.r
N..'Hn undivided ono-haIf interest Boo fHr
/ it'f ltt' .n Dng ~. lnI i.g UHrh
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CANADA.
Crops Good rientifui-Iteaith EHcsl-
lent aud Contsntmsnt HeiEns.


Mt View. Aug. ls.-we are having
excellent weather in this coy little
burg while the rDnouned Jack Frost
o. playing such expensive prhuks with
the crops ~ your southern farmers. We
uf the north urs enjoying line weather
and our crops are looking splendid. We
have lots uf hay being put up furnish
INK an abundant feed Tor our stock this
winter. our farms md gardens look
exceptionally guld with prospects Tor
splendid harvest
We expect 60 begin harvesting our
grain next week. and m this regard we
have excellent prospects.
The health " the people II very good
and as rule tho residents OF this FAR
away country are very coutcntcd with
the conditions existing. Crops looking
nnc; hay plentiful health good and
prospects natterlnF. what olsc could
be asked for to make contcntmentt an
assurance.
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Rain In the western sections delayed
UrNyatlng and thrufhinE % u feared
that much grain in tho shock d. dam
nEvd. eluCv the cloudy weather and rain
have been continuous. i.ntysruWu
fields uf grain viii probably boz buue-
utDi. In the Sliuhrli valley the grain
harvest hna not yet commenced: the
yrIIn being pprInEsHnWu, druuth
cutting tH ave lt Tor hay. lu tho east
crn counties hurycstor4 made fair pro-
rr'ns. thi'uhlng has not yet commenced
ln eastern sections,
Hay lu the shock IN western districts
wUs damaged by rain. Two fair IN
good cuttings of alfalfa have been
made uH % rule. but owing Co ,Ncrp-
tl0n1Ily cool weather growth has been
checked, ana the prospects, ur. that tho
hay crop VIII be short.
Frost Injured vince. potatoes. beans.
mvlUuH ana In some instances alfalfa
ana grain. Damage from frost was
principally confined Co oneida. Rear
Lake. Banuock Bingham, Fremont aud
Blaine countloH
shipments " epplcs. plums. and
peaches continue. prunoa have nearly
ceased dropping. and Il In not regarded
seriously, the dropuings being prluci-
pallv confined a. dwarf ana diseased
fruit. Pears have made good growth
and will be- nearly a fun crop.
Rain hns improved tho ranges and
PASTURE In an parts 81 tho State. and
stock has corrcspondingly improved.
3. NJ. BLANDFORp.
Section Director.
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In tho District Court Probate Division iu
and Tor Salt Lake County state of 4 laH..


In tho matter ~ the Estate NJ William Caste
deceased.
Tho petition N y. A. CUst0. administrator
~ the estate uf william tu.Iu u...N..U.
PRAYING fHr uu order ~ sale of ut. property
N said uusDIuult and tlur U.. W..".H .H..I.
pstru upu.lr urfuru tNu ru.N Court IH .HHH
Cuuau WIy uu order should uHi 20" granted fH
suII sn much ua shall Doe Necessary N| OH. U...
lowing described real Citnt.uI atIl I"HpHuI.
COMMENCING o. chains north and south 90
degrees Wyst I'D luhs f"w tN. southeast
corner NJ thu sNuiNHU.I U.|.f.. H'
Section % Township . Hu.IH 90
Range east ~ r1it lH.u meridian. iHHHH.
south % degrees Hu.I 600 chains fIuH"u
north 40 chains, IuHNrU u|Ht l1 chains
tugurU south DO deH"rHH h minutes UnHt -t
uuha thence south n Nu.ur. rI.i tlH UNIUi
north o. degrees NuHf lH .'||..H from f"u
uItru uf uyg.uuIUE.IUuHHu sHu.. U...".. Hlsf
lucuulus 90 place ~ uHsuH.u" 100, boon
900 fur hearing 900 rHtHrIyF. .HH Hal uNE uf
September. a. % ls.J. $50 H.5I l..H.a H. fH. 300
nr county Count House Zoo mo Court .UuW
of said Colr, n salt Lake ullu salt lHtu
County. tHl.
WITNESS tHr rIrrI. NJ sald court With
thu 500. tluuuf HrIh"I tNIH lta
uHy VI August, a. W, lHlH
TsuAIl bANlpC DUNBAR clerk,
Hy uru. r. lits,iH Deputy C.rrE
stewart Stewart, Attorneys
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A Snllow, Jaundiced skin II n symp-
from hillary puisoua retained iu tho
blood. which destroy energy cheerful.
ness, strength, ylgor, happlncHA and
life, HEllblNE vii restore the natural
functions OF the liver Price. % eta
z. c. 81. /. Drug Department.
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rl0RUAN.
Cold Slight. Injured CroPs-oslaA Porter
woTso-liarVest l. on.


Morso=IiaFvcst l. On.
Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Utah. Aug. 2t.-Thcrc has
been three cold nights and much dam
age been done by the frost, In some
parts uf the valley the potatoes are
black, ana as Tor cucumbcrs and squash
they arr KILLED
MIR OizuH Porter has taken n turn
Tor the worse and fears are entertained
FOR his recovery. lie was doing nicely
until few days ago, but az this writ
ing be ~ very low,
a little girl OF Mr.. John Stewart Of
this place ia very ill with mCmbruncouH
Group, She was no low today that br,
OsguOd had 60 insert a tube Ia the wind
pipe Tor her Co breathe,
Al this time. midnight both % these
patients are very low and have Just
been visited by Dra. osguod and Rich,
the latter OF ogden. Dr. Rich pro-
uounCvH both In "a critical condition,
Harvesting Is on In earnest, but some
fears are entertained that the late
wheat viii be- injured by frost
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been used FOR children teothiug. it
roothcs tho child, s1ftcuH tho gums. al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and IL
The best remedy Tor dlarrhooa. 20 cents
"A hottie