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VALLEY vtEw MisiNa AND MILL.
HNd tonrANN.

Location % principal place OF buAl.
ness salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice IA hrroby given that at meet.
inH oi the company held on the 9Th day
OF May, 1888, an assessment nf 1. cont
Dor share WAS leyicd ON tho capital
stock of said corporation. payable AZ foI.
love- y cent per share ON or before
Thursday tho Nh day OF June. 1853.
ANA g cent per share on Saturday fh,
Ath day VI July, 1859. To u. q. Calder.
secretary az the ONCE OF company, No
a. west FIRST south street. Salt LAX.
city Utah, Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
hth day NJ J y, 1888, Will be dollnauent
aud advertised tpr sale at public Auo-
ton ana unless payment ID made, Will
BE- sold uil Monday tho 6th day of
August 1893. AZ v O'Clock noon, ~ pay
delinquent assessment together with
costs VI ad ycrtlsing and expensea Of
sale.
(Siguod) ID. q. CALDER.
No. IS west First South street, sal,
Lake CITY, Utah
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IN tho nlsifi,-f smut Third Judicial district
~ thH rtauu ~ Utah. tuiutY ~ salt Take
Xlnua saYirIrs Hank a Trust tnmpany, a
Corporation afalhiin "a Angus ~ iannnu,
fhrih ~ tan tinn and First Nhiinnai Hank ~
ihadHpHl -saith liaaufa, "a Corporation, n,s-
PENDANTS To- o. Sid 81 -lufif's sale al thu
iiH utst fuHut dnlr 20 tho tuunty UpIrt
liuIso lu thr ny ~ ralt lake. UIuuty ~
salt lake, state ~ Itah. nn Friday, jane 9TH.
A. ~ ~, 10 aNVlfu n'risfk man 80 aid DAY,
thu real tstnar dua'filHsl A. fnlnws, to-elti
The suuthNtas4 quarter ~ the southeast quar-
tpruf HD'tlnu uinp NJ, fnen-hip tsu 10, south
81 llhnsu nnu ~, West ~nr Lake Meridian.
Alsu rnmms nrinf NJ the southeast rufner ~
iir aIuthssst quarter ~ sAld rss7iiun nine w,
Township anal lausu nflftshld. aud running
thrucn nnrih a. ~ y Mia, sost twenty co
rssi thrnriH rufih y usg - Min, wet
tNrntsfiuf ca ruisi thuurr north thlriy.tWO
nsg, wet fuHysfuuf 90 rulsi tlirnee
ninth b tiuf Nssi eight ~ rsHl-i thence EAST
ms ana tWp-tunth, isiD rnls ~ tho
nuHhtua onfurf N the southeast quarter ~
thu aiuthHfsa quarter 10 aid ~ifilun Ilua
ON thrhfr atlaiii eighty lsn rfals 10 tho pinro
~ huginninE containing iini nrrtsi sliuatr
Hlng an! hius In tho County NJ SAT- lake.
Fur'hnss prirr payable IN la~ful money 81
thu iuitpi ~tHltss n America.
nul.i ~ -ili l,kHtiiy, Utah, this 10Th day
IL MAJ a 10 t~In
lunN o. nowELis,
Nhrflf ~ ~llf lake tuuntF. state ~ Utah
~ lbliN NIGOMiitN, D.,
nsuuiy rhs rIf " salt Lake Couuty. Utah.
IEi.ut ~uN = CANNON.
Ninrinrfs me flnintif,
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NoiiCr ~ -rrCiAL srocKuoiDsn's
MiitiNU ~ tiir utNALASA
MININm tnMrANN.

81, The tine igC tho rsuiar annual meeting Of
tho stnflhliders II thu ifiWaiava Ninlnx
'WnNtfNt HtHfuHuiluu - Utah. having
fissed ~ Without The holding II aid ucs't-
lhA hni.g j. hnH given pursuant va fvso-
WinN ihnt sisral urutinE ~ tho snrk-
iinlurrs ~ ilr1i NJ sid annual mfsilnT, has
hfh called nnu VII y" held un NAV u. i-'n,
g ~ lst ID % -nufh Main strrat snlt
lakr CIV tahl ff The pufpisc N cleeuns
Nih'ffs ana ulrtH.i un N tie tumplny fuf the
lna such uihff business a. may r1Tularly
~ M lafHfr aa % mrfflnf
.. Done undfr authority rivon hy the iioari %
Directors
40. 49,. y DOwDEN. secretary.
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OUR OWN STATE.

the Commercial National bank against
County Treasurer Chambers.
Hon. l.. W. shurtiin left yesterday
morning for Wichita. Kan, whore he
viii attend the TranamlssIsslppi con-
grcss.
n. =. Ellison Of Layton was an ogden
visitor yesterday.
Saturday evening the county clerk H.
sued n marriage license to charles
Williams. 20. Of ogden. and Miss Rachel
Patterson, N. OF Lancaster. Oklahoma
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And In occordnnce with law aud Hn order ~
the Hoard % hifcriors made on tho si.t day
u Apfil, lrsl, - many shares ~ each partsl
OF such stock % may b. Necessary win be-
sold ~ Tho oiilco ~ the company, MONS iiO
ana III itogf.ss building, ~ fouth Main
l1cloch nom, on tic 9Th DAY ~ June A. ~
~" ~ pay delinquent assessment thereon
t,srther WIN coat ~ advertising aud oNpvnso
Dated May 2, 100
Tlios, KANE
secretary star Gold and silver Mlnlns Com
Salt Lake CITY, Utah
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NnIIcI. nr Assrs.MI.NI.

Anfuu Mlnin company. principal place os
NuHlntss. al a Take tlty. Utah Mines Sit
uatri Nc Mary -vnir. t'lnta county. Utah.
Nuiler q hrrruf Htuu that 20 n msrilnr Of
~ u.Waiur - che Aufurs Mining Company.
hold Anfl| u tsFi, 10 Nn - N1fih Main ~,
cent ~ aaf'H was lNtls,i ON she capital sl0s'k
~ slll HlmlArHY. payable Immediately TO tho
sffrtbfN ~ tllr rumuauV ~ salt lake city.
Utah. AnY stasTk un Whifh this hsa~smant
may ftm1ln mnuald on tho IL ~ June. will
~ urllnIuUut and advert isisi Tor s1la nj pub-
u hutimn, nfld unless payment 4 mtdr be-
furts viii ~ 81 ln IN Jane u. tsll. ~ my tho
a. inqu'nt as-,sssmrnt. together With cdst u
ndtcfil.lnE aud etIcns" ~ sale. liy nrior ~
liuafd II Directors
JANIS u STIRLING. Soy,
@N Main s.. salt Lake clty.
UltaH NaK Fasl
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soricr o. -ro,NuoLprns mrrrlso

The soyiof Mining aud Milling Company,
principal nIacu ~ husinuss. Salt lake
tltFt Utah nfHaiiuu ~ uftrk = tlnld Mum
tain hiulus hidfici. riut. county. Utah.
NOTICE j. lasrrhi Given rursuHnt IN Article
Eleven - fhr NrtIf'us ~ incorporation ~ tho
~vtlur NlnluG A Milling tuunnuy. that the
annual mn'iltuF ~ the stnsk hnidprs ~ said
corporation t. the Ulusfluu ~ difrfturs and
nnrrfa. aud for tho transact son ~ any nuI
nll such huslns'ss ~ may lawfully rfaua lr-
fuuH a. viii L. nnldtH fNr tnh uaV ~ June.
10 0nrlng the sss'nnd tuiHsiny Ia aid month";
~ tNu n'rlTa4 - nl ~ aid day, ~ tho ultlcs
~ SAID cHnfl ~ tTrnrf N iiNh ~,iuth aud
Tenth Last stfu,ts -tlt lake CITY, Utah
Dated MAY - IN -@-r.tarx.
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Oh0nnf The lnar ~ puhlle Works, norn
scaled unlfHtzaIs Will tu ftftfFrI N this
O1lrH uniI ID ur|p'k o.. m. ~ Monday Iunu
81 go, fr thu work ~ constructing a plis,
ffnm ~mth Isfmplo tn first suuth strs,ts. nf-
curl'ns ioths plaus in the city Engineer /.
Oilfr
INSTRUCTIONS ~ bidders. tn-vthor with .p,,,i .
fratlnus aud furnis fur contract aud bond
can De- ubin.nsTd up1u application az tho ofilca
uf thr iaud
Tho rghtls reserved tn reject any and al
bids
~ order " thu Heard ~ Public Works.
I, q, KELSEY, Chairman.
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The anolents believed that rheuma-
tiHm was the work 81 a demon within
man, Any one who has had an at
tack ~ Heiatic or infimmatory rheuma-
tism viii agree that tho innictlon u
demoiiine enough 90 warrant tho belief.
II has never been claimed that cham
berlain'a Pain BALM would cast out
demons. but II viii cure rheumatism,
ana hundreds bear testimony 20 the
truth VI this statement one appliea-
tlon relieves the PAIN. anu thlu aulek
many times II cost.
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The undersigned VII srl NJ private sale
The following drscriiHHi pfupriy situated In
Nalt ln'v County. state ~ TITAN tu-Wit 1
hrluE ~ tho CENTER ~ Cuunty Rnid Two aud
0l-lH CAD chains unfth and Ton 40 liuhs
Nrst ~ The suuth.tist corner ~ the sluths
MfHt quarter ~ ~Ucilnu 1hifty sihftr iIn,
lusu.llip one dl snuth. Range uuu ~ East
SAT- lake MuflllHni AMI running ihUucu west
thfr" aud Wsim avn rhninsl thence north
10 rlhlusi thsnru East IhfuH ana fi-ln
HNN chains iuuIU ur les tn runffr ~ fu4di
ulnru " u EiNuiu4 containing NutrufN tive
Ual -iuafr rlsis ~ ufuuud and hulns Situated
In tliu sluth halt N the snuth-wtst quarter "
.Hld seriinn 1hifty-ihrue eiu, 1oWnshlp and
kanfu nfufusaldi uu ~ after thu llshth day
~ June, iNH aud written bids Nllltg rg'rlNri
iuf snld property ~ the unfu N MORSE 4
NhNittnnrt, kulin iOi Mccormick llulldins
salt AXE city, Utah. TTuns ~ sale, cash.
JOIN W nAiiRAfr
Administrator ~ The estate u
John ihrklif. drcuased.
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NoIlti ~ A Gait az spICtAL
sIotktipLDrHs' MEETING

NOTICE 4 hereby givcn that a special
uf'tlng u he stock hnIdtir4 ~ thu Nnst
Mln'ns q Willing Company Tor tho pnrp5ss
or olrr ilng difacfurs aud officers ~ the conn.,
pihN 10 lud Ufire until the nott in1ual
uftilng M ihe stpkhnidofa. and for the pur-
th' sue and ansfrf - hll the real and per-
stnal rfnpuy ~ said cumnany aud ali qnCs-
t,n. 4nnot,Hl ihoWelth. i nv the owner.
y mggt 90 lu Hiu %. Temptation Huihlins. Ia
thgrtY and crHuriyuf salt lake and State
~ iah. un luc. day The ilth dag N June. 40
Dated tbs i-th Jay n May. \. y. tsp.
". y. ttfrilitiE
T. N. gibson,
= ". NIST
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PROBATE AND ouanpIAssnir
NOTICES.

Consult County clerk or the Reapcc-
tive SlEnerH FOR Further
Information.
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PRESTON, IDAHO.
Quarterly coafsrsase Pine singing Good
Crop Prospects.

Special Correspondence.
Yesterday and today quarterly con.
ference was held In Preston. Idaho, ana
time Of refrsHhns was had. We
had with ua Apostles Teasdale. Lund
ana Merrill. The meeting house was
iilled 10 IL utmost capacity with np-
preeiatlve audiences. An Interesting
feature 81 the conference was the beau
tiful singing Of tho oneida stake choir
under the leadership ~ Prof. Edwards.
The writer II a stranger In this part
OF tho country. and With an unbiased
mind can say II IL tho best trained choir
and finest singing I have heard In an
my travels. The people arc soclahie
and united In brnthcrly love. Tho
hearty Handwriting an round was a
reminder of earlier days In Utah. when
tho people all knew each other better
than now.
Last night Prof. Hickman delivered q
very interesting lecture on the "Ex-
puision ~ the Mormonn." and the pa,
thrtic story was told IN elpluenee and
feryor and listened TO with many a
moiHtened eye
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ASSESSMENT Sorict-
River side Canal Company, location N prlu.
,lpil place u business, salt Lake Uity,

NOTICE II hereby given that nt a meeting
q tho bnafd OF dirOciurs hold un the altA III
April itNt an nssossfnuut ~ one tnllnr fsf
share Nns levied ou tho Issued htnck ~ tha
corporation, pni able un or hciofo June Al ieo
" Angus J, Cannon, Treasurer, II and ii =
Main ~ salt Lake CITY, Utah ANY stpsf
paid ~ Juno "a is1, will h. dvllnluent ami
advertised Tor sale AT public auction, and an.
lrss paYment i made hxfpfo xlll be- sold "a
tie NH ~ June, ispq az fo'cloek nnln 10 nav
tho delinquent assessment Together Win 10
oi,t OF advertising and expense " sale
ANGUS j. CANNON, sccy.
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In 1895 the total assessment was ~
100. lts The decrease 81 this year y
all In Logan The assessment value or
Logan property this year N u.6ii, iio, a.
against ti.10s, go last year.
Eidcra Joseph y. Carbon. late sec.
rotary ~ the Northern States mission,
and Elder uco y. Fox. ~ Salt Lake,
also u recently returned missionary.
were tho speakers at the tabernacle
Yesterday.
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There IL a steady tide Of emigration
10 the north. and this beautiful fertile
country IL getting n portion OF tho new
settlers, while the Great snake River
valley II fast developing into an em-
pire Of cities and farms.
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bunker nm Mining Company, ssrfriary's
uiilcu. salt Lake CITY, MAJ ~. 10
NOTICE There arr Delinquent ufsnn tho
fllluvlnE described stock Goa hiFuuntul s.iiss-
mpnt M ., levied un the 18th day " Aufll.
tsfi the several amounts sHf unlsa site tho
nhmes ~ tho respective SHAREHOLDER a. fol-
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FINE cnoP PnosPEcrs.

Generally the crops look like there
would be bounteouH harvest, but
many OF the farmers have tho dumps"
over the backward, cold season. The
same complaint all over tho Snake
River valley
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aud In acetFinnr. with law and an order 81
tie lafdWf nlr'cinrN made un tho 18th daf
81 March lsfs. ~ mhuy shnfte ~ eitrh pars'l
~ sturk .. may b. nf'iNsarr, Nill ho Sold a.
f,sim ~ Nr's .rnifk hlns'k w the city n salt
day ~ May, 80. a. the hour ~ n u'clf.sk
nunn ~ aid Jay, ~ pay tho dalnluout a..
tiesmrni thereon, iusvthUr siti tho cints of
advertising hrlu Vkpuuss1s ~ sals.
- Z. PEARSON,
Sccrriafy TFlumph tnHsllldaisi Mlnins
paiodihls an dny Of April. isel
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Mrs. Iodine n. Anderson. wife ~
Edward Anthem Anderson. died this
afternoon, after suffering for over four
weeks with heart trouble. The de-
ceased IL but younn woman ana II a
daurhtcr.in.iaw ~ Mayor Anderson.
She poarcascd a npoticsa reputation, ana
iled full In the faith 81 the Gospel. Two
Children and her husband mourn her
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In tho District Court n'rnhate nl,i.inni Thit,
judicial District. ~ aud Tor The salt LAX,
County. state ~ Utah.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


The Rcruiar A nnuai Meeting ~ tho Sto-k-
tnmpany viii he held at tho COmpany's
ONCE Nos !, Q. 5. East Temple 81, salt Lake
'iiy Utah. on Monday. June 5th. fsu M IA
o'clock a. ~. ffir the election ~ directors nnd
~ such other business as may come before
tho meeting
LpEENlO SNOW. President
So. GEpkGE n. CANNON. Cashier.
Dated May iitsi iso
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city tonight. Ira Bowen, young mar
rlod mao living In the sixth ward. at
tempted 10 commit suicide. selecting tho
Ntryehnlnc route % leaving this world.
Prompt medical attention. however.
frustrated hla Efforts Prom state
mcnts made by tho unfortunate young
man and members Of his family, Il
appears that dependency caused by
adverflty aud hi. failure to conquer a
passion for drink. was the real cause
~ his act. lie formerly drank n great
deal. hut about sin weeks ago took
course ~ treatment and the craving
Tor llquur disappeared. or late, how
ever. ho has had ~ luck In his iaboru
lie started In the business 81 raisirF
poultry. being too badly crippled 10
perform manual labor. and the frat
three settings ~ cggr IN his incuhat0ra
were all tpolled. This discouraged
him and after going into the Firth
ward today and getting into quar-
rel over some matter Of business he
returned 90 town, got nearly drunk
rtrychnlnc. Afttr taking II he went 10
the house ~ Mr.. bert Harris, his neigh.
hor, ana after complaining % feeling
sick. he at last admitted having taken
poison.
Or. q. G. ormshy was hastily
summoned. and after nuhduinF IIowrn.
who attempted 90 prevent antldotes
bulnE administered. he succeeded In
placing him out Of danger. liowen II
a little morn than 30 yeats of age and
II the father ~ two children. lie has
been sinEularly unfortunate All M ilfe
and rnys that he doesn't want 10 live
any longer. His parents and rela.
lives are much shocked at tho occur
renee.
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PRICE.
whitm"re canyes Coal Mine. -coun,srf.i,
ou.risrs- Teacher. Examinations.

Price. Utah. May .s.-Recond Glass
Private brown. who has been In charge
of the government telegraph office at
FORT Duchcrne, viii be- Ia Price In a
few days ON his way 10 Cuba. where he
Il assigned for duty In the signal corps
service. lie has been raised 10 a see.
nd class sergeant with double his
present pay. Corporal brown viii be
most likely succeeded By Rergcant
Thornton of the Price station. who has
been In the service for thiriy.four
yeats,
PROSPECTING FoR COAL
The Pleasant Valley Coal company
has some fifteen men az work develop
ms the coal mines IN Whitmoro Can
y1n, ana which are 10 be opened up the
present season, This force viii DO In.
creased from time To time as develop
ment progresses, A tunnel IL now be-
Ing driven on the main vein Ia the hope
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James 4. Anderson. a prominent rcri.
dent ~ College was arrested today
upon complaint Of Rory Allen. n sheep.
herder employed by Thomas Smart jr..
OF this city. and was charged with
grand larceny. alleged 10 have been
committed by stealing three sheep
owned by smart Anderson. however.
says that the sheep wandered into his
herd and that he had no Intention Of
OBTAINING them longer than such time
na the owner might call for them. Tho
preliminary examination. which should
have occurred this afternoon. has bcgn
postponed until Thurrday, by which
time u u expected that a compromise
will have been effected ana the com.
plant Withdrawn.
Ino. w. white and samuel McNur,iie
today Instituted suit In the district
court against Ino. y. Miies of Paradise.
white and McMurdie leased timber
land 10 Miles wlih' ~. understanding
that he was 10 pay 81 per thousand
for saw timber. 70 cents per load for
dry pine. and n cents per load for
aunkinE asp taken thcrcfrom. II II
ailered that Mites has not paid for
timber taken away and an accounting
l. demanded and an injunction re-
strnlninr him from cutting more tlm-
bcr IL sued for.
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NOTICE hero arr delinquent on tho fol-
lnNiug drs'flil,sl st0'l uu sisrIuut ~ assnts-
nisut Ma a lowed On the 18th day ~ March.
Ia, tho snts1fal hnluunts ut nplsrlto tho
namra " the Respective SHAREHOLDER a. fOl-
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NOTICE az SAN az DELINQUENT
sIOth.

star Gold and silver Mining COMPANY. min.
clpal place " hnsinrss, salt i.aAa
tity, Utah.
NOTtCEi-rhJro arr Delinquent upnu IN.
fnllnNing dgsrrllHd stock nn arruunt N
assessment levied On the aist day ~ Aurll.
\. ~. i-n, tho several amounts Vt opiHtsita
fulhuNsf
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LOGAN.

County Valuations Death Claims q nesu-
iifni youns Lifs-Aiiempted suicide.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. May 2a.--Thc county assessor
finished his report for 1922 today. The
following Nv the summary
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OGDEN.

p,.,v,es Court Notes. County Bssiness-He-
eeption tn schiey.
Special Correspondence.
ogden. May so.-Thc baseball game
between the Buttca and ogdcns yes,cr-
day was called OF at the end Of the
s.-cond inning on account Of the rain.
the score stood ' to In favor OF os-
den.
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Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal Onis's,. flnom 81 Nrrorniei. ninsk.
salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Iocati1n ~ works aud Mines In Tlntir Min
Ing District Iuah county,
F,iaiU ~ , N,h
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CaIk Of the Gown
Items Gathered in
IUdIRS and CdIkS.
IF 1T COULD BE MOVED,


IF Kansas City could move Riverside
park up there, they'd give million dol
lars for it, said a travelling man yester-
day. Its the finest park I've ever seen
n Kansas or Missouri, or Nebraska, and
I've been AL over the three states. That
Ross fountain is a theme for Riley, and
the whole park seem 10 be constructed
by nature for the very purpose TO which
the city has put it"
A great many people have not been TO
Riverside since tine bridge was put across
the Little river at the entrance of Central
avenue TO GriSwold, or the levee was
built around the entire border of Girls
void or since the band-stand was built
near Griffenstein bridge, or the 60-foot
fag-pole was erected in old Riverside. or
the cannon put in the old Griffensten
place, or since L. W. Clapp began fixing
up the lagoon by the boulevard where it
comes back from B. H Campbeu's by
river all the way. It's a five-mile drive
from the GriswoId entrance clear around
the boulevard and back again. One Of the
prettiest sights is the Ross fountain for
children, which stands out in the Crit
fenstein side. It is a bronze statue rep
boot is off and he has filed it with water
and is holding it up and watching the
water run out at the holes in the sides
where il has been patched. Anybody who
has ever worn the oil style boot and car
ried water in it to drown out a mole Or
a gopher viii laugh to see the fountain
Mayor Ross presented 10 the children Of
Wichita. The band-stand is a pretty
piece Of architecture and stands between
the roads that lead up to the south end
of Griffenstein bridge. It was put here
with the idea that the road would not be
so easily blocked by people stopping to
hear the music.
Some rapscalion stole the rope from The
big fag-pole at the west side of the old
Riverside place and Mr.. Dickson says the
park commissioners will give s. to know
who did it,
L. w. Clapp has put twenty boxes into
the lagoon by the boulevard, just down
the boulevard from the Campbell place,
and water lilies will be put into these
boxes. 1t will be known as the Clapp
lagoon.
The old street car track will be put in
shape and used as a walk through the
grove where it ran.
Mayor Ross and the park commissioners
are doing everything to 'beautify the park
and they certainly deserve great credit
for their work. The Improvement goes
on all the time. The park, already place
of beauty, grows more so every day, and
ii isn't costing the city any very great
amount of money to DO it, either. The
beauty of Riverside must be seen TO be
appreciated.
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HoMEsEEKERs. EXCURSIONS
THE SANTA FE ROUTE.

On April and IS, May and Is, June
6 and 20, the Santa Fe will sell round trip
tickets at the very cheap rate of one fare
for the round trip plus $500 to all points
in Arkansas, Arizona, Indian Territory
and New Mexico. These tickets VIII bear
going limit with stop-over privileges of
fifteen days; final return limit twenty-one
days from date of sale. Before purchasing
tickets you will do we'll to call on some
representative of the road that reaches all
points of Importance, the Great Santa Fe.
L. R. DELANEY, Agent
Douglas Avenue Station.
Daily Eagle. by carrier. 10 cents a week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-14
4 Strand success.

From time to time ,he Eagle has had
something 10 say in rega@1 10 Coles Ad-
Unstable Clothes Line holder. and each
day additional proof of It's merits comes
TO US from the fact that The sale of the
holder in Wichita has been phenomenal.
Not only here. but elsewhere, cones re-
ports Of agents who are making g
money. Here is a chance few meet with
in lifetime for men ana women with
small capital TO invest in sure and ray
ing business.
c. E. Cole, patentee, Wichita, Kan.
lJi-It
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Free HeaIthI.ecture.

A rare treat is in store for the ladies
Of Wichita who attend the course of lee
lures on the Physical Development Ct
Women. also advancement Of their sex.
The lectures viii be illustrated with life
sized charts, and viii be given by Francis
William Won, NJ. D., of San Francisco,
under the auspices Of Kansas Viavi COM
pany, in the Sedgwick Music hall, Tues
day, May Is, and Wednesday, May II, at
2:30 O'Clock. Subject Tuesday: ''The Tenn
pie Not Built With Hands" Subject
Wednesday: THE Woman Of Yesterday,
Today and Tomorrow" Ladies only are
cordially invited. I54-2t"
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Mrs. WinsIow's soothing syrun

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTT.ES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS, ALLAYs
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy Tor DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
BE sure and ask for Mrs WinsIJw's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty five cents q bottle.