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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-06
The Great Save

is well known, both in this country
and in Europe, as a remarkably gifted
and fully equipped practitioner of pure
and honest Palmistry and Trance Me-
diumship. He is a graduate of the
Ecole de Medicine. Paris, France. but
has given his life's work to Palmistry
and Psychology
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Agents of western and southwestern
railways selling through st. Louis will
furnish tickets 10 Philadelphia and
New York over andalia-Pennsyl-
vania Short Lines good via Washing
ton at same fares as tickets over di-
rect route from Harrisburg. Stop-
overs Of ten days at Washington on
tickets to Philadelphia and New York:
also at Philadelphia on tickets to
New York. For special information
write J. NJ Chesbrough, A. G. P. Agt..
st. Louis.
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Denver, Colo. Jan. 4, 1899

Denver, Colo, Jan. I, 1888.
My Dear Sage:
AS a practical miner of over thirty
years experience in the Rocky noun
tains. 1 had occasion to consult a great
many Palmists and Mediums regarding
mining, but will state that 1 never had
as satisfactory results as I have had
by consulting Edmond Leon Sage. and
l heartily recommend him to those
wishing such services as he can give.
Truly yours.
JOHN S. MONTGOMERY.
Brown Palace Hotel.
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Pittshnrc- Pa. Nov. 1. 1898.

Mr.. Edmond Leon Sage.
No. 1876 Lexington Ave, New York
City, y. Y:
My Dear Sage:
Ny wife. whose illness has been Of
long duration. has at last fully recOv-
cred And it is to you entirely that
she is once more disposed to carry on
the ordinary duties of life. 1t is with
the greatest pleasure that 1 write you
this. And | do trust the people of this
great country will learn to appreciate
your wonderful knowledge and skill
Gratefully,
REV. CHAS. KOENER,
] nd nar-l Church
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N~e
Insane.


Chicago Record.)
The judge changed his mind and de-
claTed her insane"
Any new evidence
Yes; it was proved that the hat which
she had on was three years behind the
STYLES -
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Mr.. Edmond Leon Sage.
Auditorium Annex, Chicago, Ill:
Please accept my sincere thanks for
the services you rendered this paper
through me, during the late political
excitement, which was invaluable and
of great service to our paper in many
ways Yours truly,
CORNELIUS McAULIFFE,
Managing Editor.
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Primitive Crudity.

(PhiIadeIphia RecOrd.)
Little Ethel-PaDa. why did old Blue
beard kill all mis- wives?
Her tather-l-er-wnyI suppose ii was
because ne didn't know anything about
divorces
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Arrival Extraordinary!
EDMOND LEON SAVE,
The Worlds Greatest
PalmiSt and
Trance Medium.
THE GREAT
Mysteries Of Life Revealed

Without Even Asking One
Question He Tells Your Full
Name, Your Age, Date of Birth,
or Anything You May Suggest.
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Clearing Sale.

Great bargains in Notions, Under
wear and Hosiery this week at
THE PARIS MILLINERY co.
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Correct Spring Hats.

The Miller, Warburton, Denney and
Schoble shapes are handsome and cor
rect in style.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
Sole Agents, 166 Main Street.
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They Sell Both
at Same Fares.

Bamberger sells coal right.
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Chicago. Oct. 10. 1898.

REV. CHAS. KOENER.
Pastor German Lutheran Church.
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THE last years of David's life are like
the closing acts of tragedy. No peni-
tent ever suffered s;erner chastisement
Death at the stake would not have tor
tured him so much as did his slow death
among his sinful children. He sees his
polygamous household. Amnon the
spoiled heir apparent OF the harem. ruins
the life of his half sister lamar Her
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10 tho mattor M thr Isuir ~ Martin u.
rirsa. lrsuaard
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PANGUITCH.
Trial Of Jesse W CROSBY Jr- witnesses for
the state Heard.

Special Correspondence.
panguitoh. Utah. Nov ii.-Grrat In
forest was manifoHtod this morning. by
the court room being packed. to listen
90 tho trial ~ President Jesse W. Crua.
BY Ir The Witnesses Cor both sides
being sworn. were excluded from the
fuom, The prosecution put ou the
Henry Excel. ared 70 ami n years rrH-
pcctlVely. Thoy detailed their having
followed Mr Cruahy and Mrs winters
from the post oilre 20 the TsbhH gate.
whrrc they Hall the crime was CONE
mlitad Thcre wnr NO ught la
upstairs door nor ln the lumber l,nn-tn
below, Both saw Mrs., Harvey stand he
ths door Tor u minute who talked with
defendant, then won't Indoors and closed
the dour They irt there about 10
O'Clock .. M. The boys both admitted
that they were 10 the habit uf being iu
bad company ana listening 10 vile
stories from older boys
Theodore Chidcstcr. over 20 years Of
axe, also testified that be- saw the
CrIm' committed, There was mo- HIGHT
ho said, ln the rooms of tho Barney
h1uHo' the moon was about one hour
hlEh ana % was "a cloudy night An
three testified that Crosby ana VIM
tors were Ht the rate about one hour.
Charles Lynn and David Norton. saw
defendant az the Fnte hid b hind black
smith shop aud watched hsm. raw
nothing wrong while thprs. ThUrp was
uu lirht lu doors. up stairs nor down.
Chris Riding saw defendant and Nrs
Winters at gate between ten and eleven
o'clock p, m3 900 llghts 90 building
Miss Susn Fay saw defendant and Mra.
Winters uu uIght Uf July 18th after tho
wedding reception. no twenty minutes
90 four o'clock in tho morning. sitting
near tho illll 600 re- pile of lumber An
tha guests had gone home
r. a. Cone and a. q. Clarke tcsti-
fed that defendant told them be- Kissed
Mr.. Winter. thH uight Ia question.
Persecution rested.
=, u. Thurman. counsel Tor defendant
addressed the jury ana cxplaln,d what
they expected Co prove,
Jesse W. Crosby, IT, testified In his
own behalf WuH very friendly with
The family acted us adviser 90 her and
the family. onirlucd az the wedding
" her sister ON the night OF July ilth.
assisted In the moving " dlshcs. Dl
not NJ down with Mrs. Winters ON "a
pile of lumber after the cleaning up.
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NortcE

and TOT -ali Lake County stats u Utah.
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but went directly home Related his
uklnHMrsW iuiUu home un tha night NJ
July 18th ID company with others.
passed. several YUuur mon nu Che WHy.
stopped at The cate about ten minutes.
not ionHor h0n Went into the hnuHH.
SIC. ana Mrs barney worc uu stairs.
had q lleht uil the time while they VEN
nt tha cote. Airs Barney spoke TO
them. but the door was NOT oIund
while thoy stayed nt the gate. Many
people wrre u1ulng while they rt11i
there's dld uot commit The crime
charged Never told o. ~. Core NOR 20.
q CLARK that ho kissed Mra Winters
TINT night
Mra Mary a. tanford and her son taf-
tlnod tp piHriug the cute while MrCr0g-
hy and Nfr. Winters stood there
Court adjourned 600 ten o'clock "a. m.
Monday morning
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BEAVER.
sad Death of Young John Dean Hun over
BY Heavy Freight Wagon.

Beaver. HEAVIER CO.. N0v. ii.-Oue OF
The Tnddcat accidents which hus boon
recorded in Beaver in many wears was
that which last Saturday nlEht resulted
lu the death OF yuunr John Dean. HUu
~ SIR md Mn It1fiH Dean. OF this
city. The boy, who WIS 10 years old
last September, was driving into unHv-
rr rHHm Milford with n load uf freight
und when pufring Mr. T. q Shepherds
rsHltrUCh. two miles west ar the city.
rot down onto tlic whlnUtrcoa to urge
tho team along nud was thrown under
thh aarur, the wheels passing over hlH
arms and body. ifr was Immediately
hrHarht Co his home and Or christian
iummuncd. but bile Injuries wstp such
that medical old was of mo- avail. and
uftDr lingering in terrible nruuy FOR ak
hous. died nt half past twelve sunday
WnflrE.
ruInfnl services were hold nt the
L1ttrf-dny Saints meeting house Mon
day afternoon and wUfr attended hy n
large gathering % friUndH who sincerely
Hlulhthlzo with The heroay,l family.
=ifaNNr County Nlnla
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Like Stanley and Livingstone. found
II harder TO overcome Malaria Fever
and Ague. ANA Typhoid disease EcrmH
than savage cannlhnlH; but thousands
have found that Electric Blticrs iH "a
N you have chllls with foyer, aches In
back nf neck ana head. and tired. worn
out feeling. "a trlal win convince YOU OF
their merit. W. A. Null or webb. M.
WrlttH MY children suffered FOR more
than year with chill1 and fever. then
two bottles Of Electric Bltters cured
them" only % cents. Try them
Guaranteed. sold by D. G. AZ. 1. Drug
Dent
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were on Saturday
Issued 20 Horton Lcayltt. "a, of Lewis
ton, ana Lurindn HcndriciH. e. Of
Murysvalr, Idaho. VIM. q, Reese. g.
OF Henson, and Karen Andrea Andor-
son, % Of SmithnUld. Mt Reese o. o.
talented and popular school teacher.
and was formerly the principal OF the
benson school 10 this city Miss Andgr-
Hun Dr. "a charming young lady OF
Smlthntld. Mr., and Mrs. Reese will
reside IN Henson ward.
IN the probate division of the First
district court, in the matter 90 the cs-
tate % David Kerr deceased. Nobpnu
kcrr wife ~ deceased. asked that Jas.
A. Kerr be- appointed administrator OF
said estate.
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The petition OF John g. OfahHm. Joseph 4.
lc'h aud ltgr,t lggs, ihg D!r' uturH " go
will uf The oHfHfruf Martin II. ruHk. deceased.
fur runnfuHt.Uu uf thr sale N the fnl'nfing
described rial tsfutHnf SD rrrUfIrut fl-ult
partition uf tnr south hH'f ~ thn y D. D -
section = Iud southwest UHHrfnr ~ n1ftns
west quarter mod int So Z or rrftlnn
Iuuusnln 4 Huuth ~ fnurrl west of salt
Lake Meridian. snit tnhD cuunty. ttlh nrs
rurIlur 60 tlu o. n rurfUY. Nift e strip tHu
huuurHd aud HigNtY-ntr rHs long 10 huFs
hive fuls aldr along ths south eide ~ SIT
tract. aud Nuuudri Uu thn east hF thr River
Jordan. and south hf Che HIH|m 10 tho lotto
lrflmuu Little. containing ulurtF-rifht
urrri. Hlal piece ~ luul bounded hf rNfns
mrurlug uf thr southwest rururf ~ fln
northeast quarter ~ section o. InH uaIIu
suuth - rura west % SALT lfiIn MolliiIrl
Whence north 900 rolls. thence east 40 Hls.
thUurU suufli Isil nUa. HUat % 90 rolls. fHrhHH
west HiH ruIls fu pIHrr % beginning arcs & o.
uFrss total nftl i0fis acres mono ur lrss
for tho Hum NJ sUfunN lud ulsiu thr flIs
luWluH terms. tlsuifI cash Nu rnunfmItIuu la
lunulr from Tho rUturu ~ salr niod in fhit
rHurt has htuu srf fHr hearing nu saturday.
The tlfh day ~ November 4. VI tsl1. nf gi1
O'Clock am, ut the tuuntf Ouuu lluusU in
che CONT inum 10 aid tuurt in salt Lake
titYt rnlt tnkH tuuriY. ltnl.
Mitursa The tlrfh ~ said tnur with Tho
s0nl thereof mi SOIL this iitn ulN ~
November a % iNI
ccau DAVID e. DUNBAR CLERK.
lY Aturnr J rrAuU Deputy clerk.
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.ss,i,, ''''loh Returns Names of
"'l'o's East Tor Candidate,

n ,yls sien city council met ON Mon
faH.nf' Nov. 18th. ana canyassel
rIsg ' OF Dc late election Tho
nrrIe. members We're nr,sent
ws,.ooo cullen. Plngroo shaw. Wool.
',,,i' e,,sng Of me minutes was dis.
10 WIN ana on motion of Couneii-
l.yall.rl lh' special hualuna1 of
p fse,,, ,la reiurns was taken up.
y fsl1r1ll was Instructed 10 op1n
db h n, ana each district whs XXX
l1isSa ,N order beglnnlnF vim tbe
h io,si ,nllnr With tho rWenty.afth
y vss s s,sbe OF votes cast In the
Mayor
a,o., ,o"n'ng' Dem, ..,,,.,. -. 100
Y ib9,. 5,,r u. Rep. .giio
lasl,o,,l 'n. SILVER ilSpn..,.'.,.' ...s.is5
q NiI sI,o H., Rep. .."......2is7
lr,asr,,, 0'in''.''" "...u,.2.22O
H. Barton. b sSpr". ".,o..gsY
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The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
"On 10 Manila" detailing the achieve
mcntg ~ the Utah batteries in the
nn.Lurl nruunIl.
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scaled proposals fnr tho erection uf % build.
ing fur lhn ktur Hatchery n korlfdunrr
with Che plans Hul suHoIncltIuus nov nu lilo
Iu thu office of NJ, D. Ware, hrrhltHt tlulnsr
block. rAlt lnhuNIiF, 4 tII. WlII uU rrrulNuI
Boy tho uudpriltnrun Thursday thn sird duv
~ November lsN ut tHu n'rInO.l %. m. ~ said
day. The rIght Gao Ulrit amy aud au bids D.
ruaHrFtl.
AU proposals must hr accompanied hy a
crtluod check tof az Toast tive par cont NJ tho
amount thurc1l
joins SHARE
Cummlsdoucr 81 llatehurlos.
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rIAMMOTH.


Special Correspondence
Mammoth Nov Oh The funeral Hor-
Vices over che remains of jones WHIT
tnkor Who dlrl ihat Friday. nfter o. pro-
truttrl Illness. wcr0 conducted from
Humcll'H iiull her0 ut O'Clock today.
The body was Inferred In tho Eureka
CITY cemetery and quito large cone
cuure of friends ami relatives uf thr
drDnnFod followed Che remains to thUlr
lnat feHting place. Air. Whitaker was
b years uf uFu and leaves father and
mother Goo mourn Die uuumoly death
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Pat and Loo Boyle, two brothers, of
Payaon. aged Y and 20, respectively,
were arrested this Forenoon by Sheriu
Storrs on the charge OF burglary, ale
legged 90 have been committed az cas-
tiliu Springs on June 10Th last The boys
entered bath room ana stole, u ~
aucged, gold watch and about So In
cash, belonging 20 a man named Lar
son OF TlutiC They were arralgnci be-
fore Justice King today and asked for
n preliminary examination, which VIII
be- held nt two o'clock tomorrow Th0s,
John has been retained 90 defond. The
officers have very strong evidence
against the dofoudnutf, Tho watch has
been recovered.
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In The District Court Probate uiyis'1u, 10
aud fuf salt Lake County. state 10 Utah.
In thr matter ~ Che estate ~ Emmoiiuo
christine Lsruu deceased.
Tho petition 81 lars Tmukln Haunting.
administrator 81 tnu estate ~ immullni
thrlstiuu Larson. dnHHasrIl. PRAYING fuf fhH
settlement ~ FINAL account NJ said lars
ltnnliin ufnntinf. HimIuistrHfnr. and fnf
thu distribution uf tHu uHsluut - snId
estate 90 flu ufrHuuH entitled. Nua NIUu
srt fIr hearing uu saturday, thn eifh d1Y ~
November A. b 80 nt u'rinfk Il. n 40
ihr county court House iu fhn tulrt ifuf Ire
Of said Cuurs ln Nllt Lake tifY, -llt LAKE
county. ttah
Witness tho CLERK NJ said Cnurt With the
srnl thrusif Hntud thIs iIii day ~
November. a nsisH1
H4tau DAVID r. LUMBAR Clerk
~ AtiiINr } sEAuE Deputy CInrk.
lamrs o. Muylr, AttufutY.
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conc OF Dr. Kings New Life pills
each niEht f1r two weeks has put me
iu my teens again" writes ~ N. Tur.
uor of Dompseytown. Pa. They're the
best in the world Cor Liver. Stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
gripc. Only 25c. at q G. II. /. Drug
Dent
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In tho District C1Hff. Probate ulrision IN
aud for salt Lake tuHufY. state uf Utah
In The matter uf tHu HstHte NJ Ioun o. On
MGR NiHrHHUd.
The nofit'nn M kHfUHHna g. uriehor on.
ocutrlN ~ fhU Iust uII unf testament "
john IT. NIimrr tII'HHHHu. PRAYING fHr tla
soft 'riurnt OF nnIl nr H.uHt ~ $40 knthrfinH
e. NnIrhrfH HimInlsflt'Hu Hul fnr thn 1lls
trInufl1u ~ tin r"sIduU lf said estate 81 10
ffraunH entitled NHH UIIu zoo flr
hearing uu Mriuusi1v fHn ittH day " 80.
fHmhUr a ~ ~. Hf uUiuHk re-. nI. ut tIn
county tuuW linuHH. ID HHr Nuuri uuuu ~
County, Utah.
Wifnoss thr riefs nf sid court with fhe
NuVtmhHf A Id tUu.
fstaU uANtnU ut MAR. CInri.
ny Atnrur ] -rtur. uuuufy Nlrfa.
ilonnciL linrkuCss i1uHt uridlcyA nich-
ards, Attorneys
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m tho nisirift Court. Probate ulris.nn IN
und for -alt Lake tuaaiy. state o. Utah
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". J.. dolly &c. of Mount Cormri b.
here by special Invitation Of members
" Die family who are quito numerous
ln Truplc The occasion memories
the 10Th birthday ct The worthy u.i
pioneer brother Jolly IL the head n
o. numerous rnatorlty, numbering about
90 souls. Its direct issue and ul uf
them Living. \ ru1dly number 90 Che
family were here Co enjoy the splendid
entertainment given boz honor of bis
reaching the allotted span % mans
years. A HumrtuouH rupfHt. songs
rpccchcs ana "a dance ln tho evening
brought the happy day 90 o. close.
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All public gatherings ore again aus-
pended az diphthcria has broken out Ia
Morgan. This limo there are a num-
Der of cases ON both sides of the river.
II seems that II n In Hight form, as
no deaths have occurred since the Sec
uud appearance Of the malady.
An gatherings " religious nature
are somewhat interfercd with IN the
whole Stake, as no missionaries or
visitors go from Morgan 90 any ecclesl-
asticnl organization outside OF the city,
as Il IL hard 60 say who has not been
exposed 90 the disease. This practically
shuts on the visits OF the presidency
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si.oo


The inwrf Mammoth Mining Company. sor-
rutary's unlcu salt Lake Diig Utah.
NOTICE There are delinquent upnu tho
fnlloWinr described stock un nrruuut ~ as
srssmrut No o levied uu thn i3th day ~
uftuurfi ~. tlu several amounts oct uunla
site thc names ~ The respective shareholders.
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The iut 1000 OF tho beautiful book.
"on 10 Manila" druulus lhr achieve
meuu of che utnh batteries boz the
lhi.lnn.noH atc now offered at go cents.
Postage prepaid
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'4'IuRE BY HON HENRY w.
LAWRENCE.

' wy he a lecture tonight IN tho
III NJ KY room at b o'clock by Hon.
~. Nl"nor, on Land and III
Ray, which the public Ia general
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~ che matter of tbo estate NJ Iohn q. en-
mof utUuHaUd.
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The last i.O00 OF tho beautiful book.
ION 90 Manila" detailing the achieve
monts of the Utah batteries in the
philippines. are now offered az 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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The board o. directors OF The Provo
the company. a petition. signed hy tho
employer % tho mills. asking that the
airs otors my them an cash, Instead of
part Foflp. was presented and cone
NdCrod, The directors showed the
petitioners that the conditions would
rot warrant them in paying cash and
cent WAS declared lost year on the
stock, ana That, too. On cloth The em-
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a. l. a. wnrkera from the wards out.
sido thc city Navy 1re wondering
why we have so much iiphih,rla here
Some attribute u 20 the water. others
the sewage; a solution OF the problem
would be acceptable just nov.
DEATHS.
Sister Elizabeth Ann Goary " Round
valley passed away yesterday of nsu-
rairln % the heart. She and her
husband were among the hrst eattlrfH
in this valley She died DO full faith.
and leaves u large family 90 revere her
memory.
Ruth. daughter Of Mr. chris johnson.
OF Milton. also died ycaterily She was
"a beautiful Girl. Sho had typhoid and
the disease turned 90 brain fovcr which
caused har death.
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SELLING AT olp PRIoEs.

our orders were all placed with the
manufacturers before the advance Of
raw material and anticipating an In
crease 10 price. We bought enough Tor
the entire season of old prices Buy
your shoes u ua. We give you the adj
vantage Of ouf carly spot cash buying.
We save you the middlcmau'a profit
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HANSON APPHEHENDEp.

Albert Hanson. who skipped out last
August rather than face a charge on
disturbing the peace lodged against him
by some 90 his relatives. returned TO
town "a CAV or two ago ana was taken
in today by tho officers. lie was placed
under fjs bonds 10 appear Tor trial to-
niurruw. his brother going his security.
Hanson IL said to be- terror To those
about hlH home, his fnNurltc pastlme
bgins that NJ beating his mother; this
oncnsc being the basis OF the charge
against him during the summer a
nelghbor interforcd aud saved tho old
lad" nom further punishment. Han
son atepfathcr IL su frightened of him
that he viii not enter complaint against
him. ana N Hanson does not Jump hla
bond Il will likely 10 hard with him at
Mn mini InmmrrnM.
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SAID TO DE INSANE.

Jacob Rcvooir an Italian, today np-
pcarsd before clerk Hayorcamp and
Hworc 90 au aiildavlt nllcEing that Mar
Furyt Price. was insane, She VIII have
is an italian and has given the officers
much trouble,
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serN lees no the tabernacle sunday ~
tcrnuun wcrr uddrrsrod by Elders John
49, Davis and Isaac s. Smith. VINO re-
Gently returned from .,s missionary
hcId. Elder Davis lA.oFed twonty-eirht
months ih pennayiNhtiu, whore be-
found people who knew the Prophet
Joseph nud remembered hearing him
urs sen. iio also found diHciglcs uf
Sidney Rlrd0n, who, after his cxcom-
muniCntlnn from the Church. secured "a
small following IN plttahurr and Vi
clnity Eidor Smith lnhorcd In the
south1n States and the British miss
siona, ana gave very encouraging
report OF the progress OF the Gospel IN
those districts.
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GREAT SHOE VALUES.

Shoes are higher. The price Of upper
leather F0lo leather. Do fact. every
thing that goes Into shoe b. costing
considerably morn than "a few months
ago, causing q sharp advance 10 the
price Of shoes. We are atlil
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w w hNNiiAt ~ 'lNANs
The last 1000 or the beautiful book.
"On 90 Manila" detailing the achieve
mortH 90 the Utah batteries ln the
Philippines, are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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PROBATE ASp orARDIASsni'
NOftfrs.
NOrfC

In a 'si rd n,i i Sss 5oa Gp0s's a,@ &
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The recorder was Instructed 10 issue
ful candidates.
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In thc District Court rHuhate division. In
aud fnf salt take tnnuiy. siliouf Utah
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nnLINorrNr A....Ml-Nr NotIcr.

"I nllsa "a 6a.ISa -o. ..ll VIA NV Htsl
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rluyc, after the explanation, returned
tu there work satisfied.
q, ". Berg today received word that
hlf non. Elder Henry W. BERG. had
arrived ln Liverpool ON NUv Doe with
other Elders and alt WrrU we'll