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Kidney Disease.

Results IN two ways by taking cold
aud By overworkinFthc kidneys In
Separating from the blood the catarrhal
polfana which affect all organs. quick.
" cured with little cost by Doctors
shores famous treatment
DO your hands ana feet Hweiig'
Is u noticed more at night
is there "a pain In the small OF
back"
''ir there pufiincsa under the .yea9"
DO you have TO get up often al
nifhtT"
is there deposit IN urine N left
Standing
Don't neglect thcre signs and risk
nrlshtr disease killlnE you. cure II
now.
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The liver Is affected by catarrhal poi.
sons extending from the stomach Into
the ducts OF the liver. Quickly cured
with little cost By Doctors shorca IA
nous treatment.
DO you get diaxyT"
Have you cold fcetf''
do you feel fnirerablef'
"Da you get tired easilyf'
"Do you have hot nasheaf"
Are your spirits low az timcaf'
DO you have rumbllnR In bowelH1"
These are the seven simple signs In
dichtlnE disease Of the liver, n you
have any or all ~ them. seek Doctors
shores now and be cured.
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Aurra Milling Company, pfinclral place %
business. salt lake titys ttah Ninrs -it-
untcd NJ MaFNsVaits t1dts county. Utah
Notice l. hcruny given that At % fnreiinr ~
~. niretnf. ~ ~. Auura Nimhs Company.
held April u islp. ai M ~ Nufth Main 81,
salt LAKE tltYs asssesn1ruf No ~ uns-haf
csut pr shaf- vas isylssi On the capital str-rk
uf said rumpanys payable Immediately to III.
sssrttafy ~ the e,imtauN ~ salt Lake city.
Utah, Any stas'k on uhlrh this a.ssssmsilt
may fvmain unpaid nn the 1t ~ June. will
L. Delinquent aud advertised fuf sale NJ puf-
H. auction. and unlrss paymvnt 4 made be-
forta Nill H. snld IN Jun" "a lsfi. "a pay the
delinquent ASSESSMENT, tisrrthsr slth rsl.t ~
ndvvfiislns and espenss ~ .air. ~ urder ~
Hoard - mr~'inr.'
JAMES y SHILLING. rrry..
M Mnin ~. salt lake city.
lnted NAV tsN
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OF the Stomach.

ca'arrh ~ the stomach Il usually
caused by swallowing mucous which
drops down from the head and throat
at night quickly cured with little cost
by Doctors shores famous treatment.
lis there neuHeu9"
DO you bcich up TaHsf"
Are you conHtlpatedf"
lis you tongue coatedf'
DO you bioat up after eatinFf"
rs there constant bad taste In
MOUTH"
Now IL the time Ia be permanently
cured. Doctors shores are curing hun.
drcds every week
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merry. where the tanning Is done almost
entirely hy canairre. a boot and shoe
shop. employing n number ~ men con.
stan,iy. a harness shop. and also car.
ries on "A successful general mercantile
business. the whole being under the SUI
perintendency OF Blahop Charles
Adams.
The general health OF the people OF
Parowan is fairly good at present.
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or the Ears.

chtnrrh extends from the throat
along the custaehian tubes into the
ears. causing partial or complete deaf
ness. quickly cured with little cost by
Doctors shores famous treatment.
us your hearing failing1"
$40 your ears dirchargcf"
is the wax dry In your earsq"
otheraF'
rs your hearing worse when you
have a coldf"
Don't neglect this until your hearing
II lrreparably destroyed Doctors
Shores can cure you now.
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NATURES WARNING.

Aches and pains are the danger sig
nails that you are sick and need treat
mont
Read the following symptoms over
carefully, mark those you feel In your
ease. and send or bring them 10 Dfn.
Shores. and they viii tell you whether
you can be- cured, free OF charge.
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The Bronchial Tubes.

"liave you n cnuehY'
40 you take cold easily
'iIave you pain In the rldef"
"Do your raise frothy mhtsriniri'
"Do you cough In the morlngs3"
30 you spit IN little cheesy lumps1"
30 you fecl you are growing weak
erf"
Don't risk negicctlng these wnrn-
lngH-aiop the disease before II reaches
tho lungs.
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NorioE no srOuhuoLDnn,.
oaIcs o. lhe Norlhgrn spy MInIns compan

UNIV " wv NNfNA'Nh NN1 hilNNin hNllllAhNs
NOTICE + hereby. given that meeting
~ the stockholders ~ the Nofthsrn shy Min.
ing company u hereby called 10 IL, hUld AZ
the oihco ~ the said company, Mccormick a
Company. Hank, corner ~ Hat Temple and
lirsf south streets, salt Lake city, Itah. nn
tho sird day ~ Nav, i-',p, at n o'rlork Il ui
fir tho purpose u amending the article. ~
Incorporation ~ the said company In the fol-
Artirlo in. strike out the words sal,
Lake" and insert Ia lieu tler,of "frivo."
Article VII strike out the woris ''nnu
million aud Insert IN lieu ther,snf 'nne hun.
drrd and twenty-nvr thou,andi" al,n strike
nut tho wnris Zone hundred thousand. o aud
insert la iiru thereof Two hundred and dfty
thousandi" ulsn STRIKE out the words ten
dollae" and lnscrt In licu ihvroof any
Article ~ strike out tho words salt
lake" and insert Ia lieu ihCrof "tnnyo"
Al.o add Article XVIII, 10 read a. follows
''fhat tho Capital stofk of the company
may be- Assessed nj such times. IN such
OF Trustees may determine"
a. lIANAuLli IR., Secretary.
salt Lake clly, Utah. April q, isso
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srocNmoLDrns' urrrlNo.

NOTICE l. hereby given that meeting
~ The stockholders ~ the Ili.ton-
Nevada tuptsr cumpany, a COOPERATION.
has ben called aud will h. held NJ
the Office ~ the cslmrauy, rsrn ~ Mccormick
building, salt Lake tify, Utah. nu tho tlth
day u May, ~. ~ n.cloek . M. Tor the pur-
psi.c " amending Article VI ~ the Articles
cfVasing The par value ~ the share. - tho
capital sturk ~ aid cunuany frnm ten csuts
pef share 81 one dollar fef share
HtNNN -ttglf. President
JOSEPH sitgEi. s.rretafy.
IlHfft Aufil a isyl
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LOGAN.
Arm rrsetnrsa- smithneia wins In water
ss.. Divorced and Married.

special correspondence
Logan. May s.-Mrr. 4. Cartwright.
wife of dentist Cartwright of this city
H. slowly railying from a series ~
surgical operations performed upon hcr
this morning.
ARM FRACTURED.
The eight year old son u AIR. william
Curtis Of iiyrum, while wrestling with
another boy yesterday. dislocated his
arm at the elbow Joint and badly frnc-
tured the upper part OF the arm lie
was brought In for surgical attendance
today.
A very pleasant surprise party was
gustus Gordon. NJ that lady'a home In
the First ward. Refreshments were
served. after which social IaHtlmca held
sway until a late hour.
sNITHrIELp WINS WAITER CASE.
The decision In the case OF smithned
city W Logan. Hyde Park and smith
Held Canal company, which has been
awaited with great Interest. was handed
down by Judge Hart at o'clock this
evening. II IL IN favor Of the plaintiffs,
awarding them the ia shares Of canal
stock sued for. upon payment of tsiAi0
due IA assessments upon the said stock.
since 1884,. II the plaintins elect TO do
80, however. they may take - shares
without payment on their part ~ the
back assessments. Half the costs OF
court arr adjudEed against each party.
and each must pay its own witnesses.
The main contention % the defense was
that the action was barred by the
statute 81 limitations. hut his honor
held that a simple notice Of assessment
upon stock not IN dispute, was not nufil-
Client evidence 10 the plainiifiH that
their claim for the stock In dispute had
been rcpudiated. and therefore that the
statute did not commence 10 run until
March, isgs, when the nrst decided 70.
fuHAi to grant the stock was made.
DIVORCED AND MARRIED AGAIN.
Henry Wood. O.. and Sarah y. Davis.
20. were granted marriage license this
afternoon.
Yesterday Judge Hart granted d.
yorce 10 Mary Ann Wood, the above
mentioned scntlemnn'H wife. whom he
married % years aTo. and believing that
II was mot good for man 20 be alone"
he Immediately sought another partner.
Funeral services over the remains of
chrinien Nielsen were held this after
noon In the Seventh ward meeting
house. A great thronE 81 people wer-
present, and listened % eulogirtic and
connoling addresses by Elders v, u,
nlrch, Christian Larsen, Ferdinand
Jacobsen. Dr. J. N. Tanner and Preri-
dent g. y. FjelHtcd.
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PROVO.
District Court nasine.. Runaway noys
Garden city nrisf..

Special Correspondence.
Proyo. May s.-The following bust
ness was transacted yesterday In the
Fourth district court before Judge
DuAenberryi
In The estate Of Vel Stewart. de-
ceared. Administrator J, 7. Evans pre-
scented his annual report for approval.
Sarah u. Cook and LILLIAN Diamond.
two % the heirs, contested the report
ON the grounds that there had been no
Increase In tho valuation or the live
stock Of the estate. Matters were eN-
planned by the administrator, and the
court approved the account, after Civ
Ing Mr. Evans lecture on the slack
and slow manner In which the estate
had been handled. ''The estate has been
In court a great many years and dts
trlbution should have been made long
ngO," was Judge buHenbcrryH parting
shot. Thomas John was appointed
guardian nd litem o. uei lavarre stew
art and sheridan Stewart, minor heirs
pcnding the anal distribution.
YOUNG VS. YOUNG DIVORCE.
The divorce case Of Pauline Young
vs. Andrew Young came up FOR trial to-
day, but the defendant failed TO put In
an appearance. and a decree OF divorce
was awarded plaintiff by default, Mn.
Young was given so attorneys Tees
and costs. but no alimony.
The plaintiff alleged In her complaint
that they were married IN spanish
Fork June 20. 1897; that on Aus. ~.
1897, defendant drew gun On her and
threatened her llfei that In Jan, 1895,
at an icelandlc ball defendant brutally
choked her and would have KILLED her
but for the Interference Of friends. She
also charged hnbitual drunkenness.
STUDENTS CELEBRATE.
The students Of the brigham Young
Academy took ponsessiSn OF the city
last night IN honor Of their victory over
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Estate Of Daniel jacobs. deceased.
Creditors WIN present claims with
vouchers tn the undcrsigncu az Pee
ant Green Precinct Salt Lake County,
Utah on or before the ist day OF sep
tcmbcr. a. u 1859
DANIEL II, jacobs aud
join n, JACOBS.
Administrators Of the Estate % Daniel
Jacohs, Deceased.
Date Of hrst publication. April -,
1888
WILSON AND SMITH. Attys.
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PAROWAN.

Welcome Moistnr~-Nsw fiouring MN
CommendaDie Entsrprise Of the Coop.
Special Correspondence.
Parowan Iron Co, May a,--After the
long dry. mild and beautiful winter,
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PARK CITY.
Unfortunate Cbss~idaen Roy loses Both
sweeping License Ordinance.

Special Correspondence.
Park city. May s.--rhe chcFwidden
boy whose hands were 80 badly burned
recently with live electric light wire.
had both hands amputnted yesterday.
They were cut on almost hair way be-
tween the wrist AMI elbow. The ply
sicIans deferred the operation as long
~ possible In order to save as much
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soricn % ASSESSMENT 80. a.
Principal place ~ hn,lnr.s salt lake city.
Utah. Mines situated at Lake -ide
Mining nlsiflft. ftsule tuuufy.
Utah

Ngtico T. hereby given that n, = mertinr ~
the bif,rtnf. u the Bonneville Mining tom-
ilany, held April :. isyl, ~ No ~ y. -nd 50,
salt Lake tttg, n.ssa.rlsnt No 4. ~ Onc-half
ceut ls'r share Nas levied on the capital stp'k
% said crmpaut. payable Immediately 20 tho
-srfttary 81 the company ~ salt iaka civ.
Utah, Any stu'k On shich ihi. as.s'.snicnt
may rtm1ln unpaid nn the 18TH - May. t-ys.
pnhllr aurtinn. aud unless paYinsnt 4 mads
l-'fnr'', will h. spld on June inth. tsyn IA pas
the drllmlueni assHssuii'nt tuzvthur With c,s.t
~ advert lsinF nnu UxIHHusr ~ sale
II. ultllN. ~-ssrrtary.
No. 10 East tnd siuih -, salt Take Cits.
Hated AuFli q. isia.
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TF3T ""I1 WV 'I"TH7 ''TIT'Wl
Isprailnn ~ Principal Place ~ nuslne... salt
Lake cry, ltah,
NOTICE 4 hervhy given that NJ q msrtins
~ April isisi an assessment Of one 10 cent
par share Nus luylrd on tho capital stnrk ~
The corporation. payable immediately 10 John
u, DALEY, in,asntyf ~ f1slms iio-iii Progress
Utah.
Any stock upon which thu assessment may
rviuan unpnid on the e.nl day If May, iso,
puhlic hnrtiln, and unless pas inUnt il made
before. Will b. snld on the sih day ~ juno.
lsIfl "a pay the Delinquent assessment. To-
p.nsr 81 sale, IllphAr KANE
secretary ~ star Gold q Silver Mining
Company, Room, alo-ali i'Fosrss building.
salt Lake tity, lfah,
dated Aprll .!nd, lr1.
Iirat puhl lcltlnu. ANIL End I'm
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rnonArr Asp ouAnDiAssnir
NOrItfs'

Consult County Clerk or the Rcspeo-
tive signerH Tor Further
Information.
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And Ia arrurianee 9th laN and an oricr Of
the isard ~ dif,sftnrs. made uu tho 9th day
af Manfh. isi4 ~ many share, ~ zach pa mel
~ sturk a. may h. ntlf~saTy, sili h. sid ~
tom ~ Mr'pfuirk hlnrk, N the rity - salt
Lake. state ~ Utah nn "Wednesday, tho inth
day ~ May. lrti NJ the hour ~ ~ o'clock
nnun ~ aid day ~ Ray The delinquent az
n,.smrnt thersin. t1sfthsf uiih tho rssts ~
advertising aud rxpausss u sale
- r. riAiisON,
secretary Triumph consolidated Nln!ur
Dated this siih day Of April. i-o
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y - 1--
For sale by z. c. N. l.. Clark Ei.
and Geo. A. Lowe. salt Lake CITY.
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Tue iinntrr mn ulning company, curpor-
htiuu ufHnnlfssl fudff the iaHa
~ the state NJ Utah.
Location % Principal Place q business, sal,

NOTICE l. hereby given that ~ n meeting
~ the diftetnfs. held IN the 18th day ~ APRIL
isit. IN assessment ~ one-hhlf CENT psr .hafo
The capital stns'l ~ said corporation, payable
on ~ h.fpfy May eHh, isisi 10 y. y Wilson.
SECRETARY ~ said company. at the orlrr ~
said gninpany. rpims so aud 80 Mctufnlck
hlss'k. salt Lake city, state ~ Itah.
Any stock ulYun whlcl this assessment shall
rrmain unpaid on the sald rnth day ~ May,
i-su. viii t. dsilnguent and Hdseriissd fof
sale AZ public auction. and unlts. lyuiVnt I.
made. ~ much thsruf Will H. sild uu tho
18th day ~ Iune, isti a. shall h. necessary Ia
pay the Delinquent as-essnrni, together slih
The cusi ~ advertising and rhpansss ~ sale.
D. y WILSON. thrrtary.
Lake civ lfah.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


the IUthurT Nllllnf e4flu4n, sill H. held In
The uihce " VIM. ~ Preston, salt Lake CITY.
Monday, Nav II, a. 2 n'cia'k pm. for tho
puftSt-s N Dlprtlng directors and other Of
beers. to serve Tor the ensuinr year o. hear
the secfUihry's fvprt and tn transact any
other business that may cumc llafuro tho
meeting. IAS GILLESPIE secretary.
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In the District Court OF Salt I.ahs
County. stats OF Utah.
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Drlisoursr soricE


Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal once iielm % Mccormick niock.
salt Lake tity, Utah.
I.a.ati0n ~ wafls and Mines ~ Tiutir MIN
Ing ulstfirt iuah tuunty.
state - lfah
NOTICE There ar delinquent on tho fol-
lneiur Described stkk uu affuunt ~ asslss-
mrnt Ma A levied nn the asih day ~ March.
i.ip. the several amount. 1T ops ~ltu tho
nhinrs ~ tho respective shareholder. a. FOL
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In TWT IT|WNTN NWWTN VI TIET T.II0
County. State OF Utah.
Phebe Eleanor Dynon. Plaintiff,
W
william Henry Bynon. Defendant
The state OF Utah, 10 said Defendant;
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within twenty days after tho service of
this summons upon You, " served with
In the County IN which this action IL
brought. otherwise within thirty days
titled action. and In case Of your fail.
urs 40 TO do, judgment viii be rendered
against YOU according 20 the demand
OF the complaint VI which copy q
herewith served upon You,
RICHARDS a vARIAN.
Attorneys Tor PLAINTIFF
Dated February 18th. 1899
y. q. Address, Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
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DRS, SHORES Low Rates
DURING THE MONTH OF MAY.

MONTH ALL THE
TEoR
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CURED
AT
HOME.

Miss willis. whose picture IL given
here writes aa follows Drr. Shores
have done me 20 much good that feel
Il duty 10 other women 10 publicly
state the facts In my case. have ruf-
fcrcd for over a year with cntarrh-
my head and nose stopped up-so I
could hardly breathe. and u made mo
- nervous that I could not sleep
nights. was gradually getting thin
ner-lost my appetite. and spent a
small fortune trying patent medicines
treatments" and doctors to no avail
Seeing Drp. Shores name and some
frank testimonials In the paper. ! wrote
them aud began their treatment
have now been under their care four
months and today ! am we'll and sound.
Not trace ~ my trouble remains and
I sleep like baby. They arr certainly
competent and deserving Specialists.
JOSIE WILLIS.
"pocat"lio. Idaho
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Logan. May b-Mrs. 4. Cartwright.
wife of dentist Cartwright Of this city.
IL slowly rallying from a series ~
surgical operations performed upon hcr
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BEAR RIVER CANAL.

W. II. Rowe has succeeded william
Adamson. receiver, ~ manager Of the
Hear River canal. that property having
been purchased ana passed into the pos.
session Of John ~ Dooly and David
Evans. Mr.. Rowe WINS the old man
aRer and knows Just what IA needed To
make the business successful.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
(Continued from Yesterday).

left hand by the wrist, and bring it near my right
 We both obeyed him to the letter, and I saw him pass something from the hollow of the hand that held his stick into the palm of the captains, which closed upon it instantly.
 And now that's done" said the blind man: and at the words he suddenly left hold of me. and. with incredible accuracy and nimbleness, skipped out of the parlor and into the road. where. as I stood motionless. l could hear his stick go tap-tap-tapping into the dis tance.
 It was some time before either l or the captain seemed to gather our senses; but at length, and about the same mo- nent, released his wrist, which I was still holding. and he drew in his hand and looked sharply into the palm.
 Ten o'clock" he cried. Six hours We'll do them yet, and he sprung to his feet.
 Even as he did so, he reeled, put his hand to his throat, stood swaying for T moment, and then, with q peculiar sound, fell from his whole height face foremost to the floor.
 1 ran to him at once, calling my mother. But haste was all in vain. The captain had been struck dead by laundering apopleXy. It is a curious thing to understand, for I had certain ly never liked the man, though of late 1 had begun to pity him, but as soon as I saw that he was dead, burst into l flood of tears. It was thea second death I had known, and the sorrow of the first was still fresh ill my heart.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09

mother; and of course they aii cried out at our foolhardiness; but even then not q man would go along with us. All they would do was to give me loaded pistol, lest we were attacked; and to promise to have horses ready saddled, in case we were pursued on our re- turn; while one lad was to ride for ward to the doctors in search of armed assistance.
 My heart was beating tiercely when we two set forth in the cold night upon this dangerous venture. A full moon was (oeginning to rise and pecred red " through the upper edges of the fog, and this increased our haste, for it was plain, before we came forth again, that all would be bright as day, and our departure exposed to the eyes of any watchers. We slipped along the hedges, noiseless and swift, nor did we see or hear anything to increase our terrors, till, to our huge relief, the door of the Admiral Benbow had closed be hind us.
 I slipped the bolt at once. and we stood and panted for moment in the dark, alone in the house with the dead captains body. Then my mother got a candle in the bar, and, holding each others hands, we advanced into the parlor. He lay as we had left him. on his back, with his eyes open, and one arm stretched out.
 Draw down the blind, Jim." whis- pered my mother; they might come and watch outside. And now," said she, when I had done so, i've have to get the key off that; and who's to touch it. I should like to know ?'' and she gave a kind of sob as she said the words.
 I 1vent down on my knees at once. On the(loor close to his hand there was q little round of paper, blcclzened on the one side. I could not doubt that this was the black spot; and. taking it up, I found written on the other side. in a very good, clear hand. this short message: You have till ten tonight"
 ''He had till ten, mother" said I; and. just as I said it. our old clock began striking This sudden noise startled us shocl1ingly; but the news was good. for it was only six.
 Now, Jim,' she said, ''that key." l
 I felt in his pockets, one after an other. X few small coins, a thimble and some thread and big needles, al piece of Pigtail tobacco bitten away al the end, his gully with the crooked handle, pocket compass and finder box, were all that they contained, and began to despair.
 Perhaps it's round his neck" sug gested my mother.
 Overcoming q strong repugnance, Il tore open his shirt at the neck, and