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PROVO.
tfurt orders carter roand Over County
Hoard 90 Equalization.

trurt ofdersa carter noand o,er- County
Hoard 90 Equalization.
lpsciai Correspondence.
Provo June Two orders wcro to-
hy made in ludEc booths court ns
10 ne estate a. =. e. Russell. do
fsa-l. Robert Anderson, iormer az
hwey FOR the estate was asked TO
nIEr nn accounting " certain money
tercd 10 have been collected Upon
Dr. payment Of fi5 and cost tho mat
M was dismissed.
ln the estate Of Joseph Allston. do
caHHd. administrator final account
bard and approved.
boMINicus CARTER BOUND OVER
Justice A. a. Noon today heard tho
Dol mlnary examination 81 ppminlcuH
carter and mig. Fowler. who Werr
Alrgcd with assault with a deadly
Weapon with iuteut 90 DO bodily harm
b. John UeHtlemeyor on Monday last.
ru Doe wsa DISCHARGED ana carter was
hun1 over 10 the district court In 800
binds. which were furnished. Tho tnH-
Hmuny IN the case ~ very conflicting.
nHtIemeycf was thc only witness Tor
ha prosecution. Tho facts hmuEht out
~ thr examination are substantially
ns same nH published in wednesday,
'Ncun"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
I've hasFd u county commissioners
pa "a special secession today Tor the
lpHHn nf diHpDHiuE 0f tnN sales Tor
n.Nnu isal-t ana 1896 4 rrcat many
tH0Hs NJ The purDrty were released
m tha owners paving tho taxes The
bard ulll meet uH "a board uf ruunllsn-
u'1 0l Monday next and remain Ia
H''ian for three iayr
rBovo nAsEnALL TEAM.
number OF our local bail players
have formed what a. 20 Do known na
Tho Provo baseball Association" and
q. following officers have been olcctods
hHi captain. Bert Chonlc; team
mu1arar, Fred Nelson. finance COM
Ill1g u. 4. larury, u. l.. Jones ana
T. n. Taylor. The team has some good
Material ln a., and after romc good
hu practice will ISSUE "a challenge a.
dua bots with some Or Salt Lakes
curE mines. Tho boys have been
lmmiH.d financial assistance froni
t'ne ~ Proves prominent ciilfona.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Uncle" Jesse knight was doing
a.lffHs IN Salt Lake yesterday j.
h.H
''7-k llnvnronmp today ituol
uA.llnFe license tn a, 4. Fillorup 81.
Ni vineyard. mud Ailsa Emma Audcr.
~ NJ Lake View.
lhn peace officers u this city wore
h9, called 90 make any arrests On cir.
'W Gay Notwithstanding thc nrrat
,mNd ANA number OF trumpa Ia the
cry ou that day.
DN KN g. aftt..r- - 80 ff.....4
diY
Marshal Knight d. preparing 10 mnhe
lrrHrnl round az" OF the trampa
Nll now lnfent the city.
hh.rin StorrH was called a. tohi 10.
l} in attend tho preliminary hearing
Nh trania, who were arrested IN
va, city FOR houHehrrakInr,
Here o. g great number ~ teachers
attending tho summer school. now b..
..G held at the brigham Young Acad-
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Special per Dcrerot Telegraph
DEATH OF MRS. CROCKETT.

Logan. June MARY Sophia Crock
ct. wife Of Alvin Crockett. and one N
utah'a pioneers. died last night. De-
cldcut 10 Nnuyun and their travels
westward, and came 10 Utah IN ISIS
settling later IN Paynnn whore she lived
until 1850 and then moved 90 Logan and
has resided here ever since. Deceased
was the mother ~ thirteen children.
Lattcr-day saint.
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PENNINGTON.
ndsf Court ss,.lop-Mr.. ninLls Gets a
Divorce.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Davis County. May 3i.-
JudFg itolnpp held a brief session OF
the district court nt Pennington. at
tending 10 OK partc matters only.
In Tho matter or tho assignment Of
hnyaville Mercantile company tho
Harness banking company, ~ iSnyHvlllc,
obtained Judgment hy default In mort
gage foreclosure. Tho amount Involved
was ft,2od and attorneys foes $50.
A deed was ordered Issued and signed
hy tho Judge, granting 90 Chaa. W
Htnyner the premises upon which no
now reHldea Ia nOuntlful Tho probate
court ordered n deed made 90 Ar. stay
nor conveying the PROPERTY In quoa-
ton, under the territorial procedure.
ln settling tho Mafott eftute but by
an oversight u was never made.
MRS HINKLE GETS A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Comfort y. IiinlSla was granted
divorce from hor husband Mlntcr 3.
iilnflc, on grounds OF dfaeriiOu aud
failure 90 support. The parties were
The defendant has not been seen or
heard u by Mrs liinke during tho
last i've or six yearai and Hh0 has had
90 depend entirely upon her own labor
aud earnings Tor her support
SET At LlHERTX
Gotllleh BluHoho and Loo nlascho
who were arrested recently Tor steal
Ing u car load % odds and ends--such
ua lumber, plnwH. DOORS beds. pipe
nttlnHs, etc from the ola Lake Park
resort al Pennington, the property ~
Simon hnmhorger, were brought before
Juatcv Lamb of Pennington this
morning for preliminary hearing on
charge OF larceny ana on motion OF
County Attorney StroepeE We're dis
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ST. CHARLES, IDAHO.
Cold aud Wet sr'inr- c,nadA Ts,cr-
Painful Accident.

Special Correspondence.
49, Charles. Idaho. May ai.-wc have
had u very cold. dlrHrrUonh.s May
scarcely day that could ho called
warm, ffaln ana garden truck very
backward; fruit trcoH just beginning
90 blossom. Frost on ths 10Th. iith and
18th dld some damage tu fruit trees. II
ruined quite hard on the nlRht % the
-lth, and showed some.
Elders klmball ana jacobs visited
our settlement Few daya since. talk.
inE up Canada" 10 tho people. ana the
result Dr.. that the fever has struck
some ~ the citizens pretty hard la the
shape OF 'nnN a. letters.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Mr.. Low Ghsen met with "a painful
accident one day Vast week while paint.
ing fur y. -. purmirr. Tho ladder On
which he wnH standing slipped and he
fnll 20 the lulU breaking ana crushing
the big toe ln DC left foot. pr. Aul-
Euiro dressed aud sgt Il.
II o. reported that "a great many nHh
are caught in our lake and sold o0n-
uary 20 law,
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Aud iu ucaunlAncU with law ANA un nfdur NJ
The Hoard NJ Directors Wadn uu tho sist day
90 Hurh Htnfh uH may hu necessary VIII hu
snld 10 tho u'irc " tnn rlmpnnY, rooms 800
and lll ftuguHa hul|dinH, 80 south Main
o. u.clncll uuln| un tlr slh as ~ June a. %.
10. o. pay delinquent assessment thereon
tuguthur With cisi ~ udsvrtiAinr and expense
~ sale
uairi May n irp
Tlius KANE
Secretary star Gold aud Silver Nlulus Come
Iluf. UaIms 1000 uHd 800 HrHFHu.s building.
salt iahu tlty, rtHh.
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FILLMORE
Court ., seipio watch case Di.miss,d-
social uat.

speclE, Correspondence
Fillmore. Willard county. Utah. June
1.-The case ~ the State of Utah Vs
Franklin watch. called nt HclrlY yrH-
to-day. was dismissed hy county A.
l0rnDy Melville The defendant wna
charged with nu Assault With deadly
weapon with intent 90 DO bodily harm
un the pcrnon vi one LomaHtCr The
evidence was insufficient tu Warrant
the Prosecution ln prucC Ddinr with the
case. II appeared from uu pNamlna-
ton % tho Witnesses that The cone
pluluunt took nu uErrVnHlvn stand
during the uuplonaaniueHH which Uc-
cured. and "a portion OF thu tlmo forced
the lighting.
ms at the state house under the nua-
plcen Of the Primary aHHurln ton.
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WESTON, IDAHO.
Health aud Prosperity ~ tho reopie=in'
torestius SUNDAY school Episode.

Health aud Prosperity ~ tho People, 10.
torcstins sunday school Episode.
Special Core Hpondoucc.
Weston. Idaho. May gi.-with tho ox.
ccpiIOn ~ lrUthUr Larsen. the sick pco.
pie iu our ward seem Co Boz on the lm.
prove, ana VIII o. around Ia ~ TOW
days. some Uf them have had very
severe attacks of fpvor.
COMO no ALBERTA.
a number OF tho farmers hcroab0utH
nru TALKING % selling out and going
north, ANA some anticipate going into
canada. Alberta appears 90 be- their
dcHtluuluu,
Janice Holden, the young man that
was thrown from horse two weeks
ago ana ho severely hurt seems 10 be-
improving slowly, liu spoke fUw
wurdH lunt week ana scented TO under
stand the condition he ~ IN.
We have been having some nice rains
lately and tho farmers are correspond
lurly happy. The prospects are now
very good Tor "a fair averEo Yield 81
wheat this fllii and n the farmers can
nave nhr nr Two seasons IKE last year,
most uf them can be out of debt aud
upon their foot again.
RELIGION CLASS.
our religion class ~ growing ln mum.
bor and In interest. Tho class meets
sunday evenings now and usually thcrH
D. a large number of visitors present.
Tho members are mostly on hand 20
perform their parts. There 81 n prob.
ability OF keeping tho meetings going
an summer,
There was n very pleasant Incident
IN our Sabbath school last sunday.
When the pXgrriHcH werc about half
completed, a.. a. Box. one of tho teach
cra, was called O. the stand and pre-
scented with O. copy OF pr. Talmngr'H
Articles of Faith. Miss Evylin Nelson
made q very neat little presentation
speech IN behalf ~ tho school. superin-
tnndrnt otto GnHHmnn explained that
the object OF tho gift was to show In "a
small way, their appreciation % tho
labors or Brother iioX, not alone IN hls
class but In entertainments and other
wise making tho sunday school work
In Weston success The recipient
made O short speech IN response.
Many OF Our townafolk won't owes %
Preston Sunday and attended tho quar-
tcrly conference OF oneida Stake rhoy
IMPORT having an enjoyable time listen
Ing 20 Apostles Teasdalo. Lund and
Merrill,
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BOISE. IDAHO.

Utah People are FieehnH Into tho 49, An
thany Region Ia iarce Numbers.
Boise. idaho. June 2-Chief Clerk
Arney or tho state land board has re-
turned from tho southeast whore no
went 90 sell school land, 10 dis
posed N land IN Bear Lake and Free
mont counties, the sales IN tho former
amounting 20 $500 ana IN the latter 60
$4,000 The price was generally $40
an acre, though some tracts brought
higher figures, one sale was at tl59 90
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HOLDEN.
Iain Ven Mach Sssdsd Crops In lair
condition,

INN'7' w 7EWTW "N'IITW NTWT| VI ENT
condition
Holden, Miiinfd 60. June I've
ilOlirnitHH feel rmune1 that wr were
among The many towns hunurcd by 10
visit from Pres. Snow ami party. We
had "a very enjoyable time.
We ore badly ln need 90 rain in this
locality na We have had none OF any
consequence Tor some time past
Crops ore ia "a fair condition generally.
We VIII have considerable fruit.
peaches Will D. fomrWh1t scarce. Hay
10 60 10 days later this ycnr than com.
mon.
The extras" with Semi "NowH" are
greatly Appreciated.
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Sixteen hundred bushels OF wheat re-
naming IN Orlon Smiths elevator were
sold yesterday afternoon under fore.
closure mortgngn hold by First Nation.
M Bank. Joseph Howell purchased II
az forty coats huahcl.
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n''sgf S2gasr S sl1 Cd J5 ,'ssi S place

NOTICE A. hereby glyon that o. q meeting
90 flH BOARD NJ ulrcftnrs ~ thn llghluul
t1plHH MINING Company. held III SAT- iaEd
iIff. fHn uu tlH NIfH day ~ Nay. isFl On
ns-. s.mUHf uf UuUalHNf cent uor share uuf
iurirl up1n aIl enc outstanding rrfiiu.ntos IL
mHdAtrIF tn fHr -g.rHtarT ~ thg Dumpany
tf hIs lHHU. NnuWh 80 and 800 MrUufulck
No.E. salt Take tlf1. Utah,
ANY sfuHh ppm HhlHh thIs Assessment may
nsmHIu unpaid In thr i-f day ~ July. tfd
uilI lH Delinquent and adrgrfls0d Zoe sale a
many. COCO thr atfh dlF ~ luly, ls01 AZ gl'rlu'k
h m 90 HHY thU delinquent assessment to-
.ytlrr ulIh thD cost 10 advertising aud ex-
nrUsr OF sale,
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PROBATE AM ouAnDiANsuir
aDTttEs,

Consult County Ciofk or the Rcspec-
tive Eigncra for Further
Information.
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IN The District Cilrt Urhlto nivisiom Third
judicial District 90 aud for The salt Lake
County. state uf Utah.
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LOGAN
Complaint Of Peer RAILROAD service Iiass
nam scrap aud Ussu-ity.

'HfHf
Special Correspondence.
Logan Ainy 1.-THE change Ia the
train service Tor Cache Valley rors into
rncci tomorrow ith absolutely the
worst service ever folHtsd upon tho
people of this county Uudor tho Cd
plan over which there was rl much
complaint We had two mails day from
the south. now We will have but one.
and that VIII be- most uncertain nH 90
The time ~ reaching here. In making
the change. Superintendent Calvin
announces that u viii not last longer
than u win take 20 complot tho new
equipment Tor the .. \. 4. Huainoat
men here are indignant over tho
change ana viii likely do an Ia their
power tu Induce some other road 10
build in here.
DEDICATED SHOULDER
Jno. 4. Godfrey Of Charleston. dialo.
Gated hla shoulder yesterday while
playing baseball. lie was brought 10
this rity Tor medical attendance ~ mild
night.
4 marriage license was Issued today
10 Alma p1rrHun ~ bennington. and
Sarah J. Williams, % M0utpclltr
Idaho.
Manager England Of the journal got
back today from "a trlp through tho
Snake river country. 10 says things
arc looking we'll in some localities
thore bat he was not especially de-
lirhtod with the Teton Basin district.
whore no reports u showed no dorp "a
week aFl that the mail was carried Ia
on nlrda
a CASE or BATrERY.
urlnh Hughes and John Jenkins. two
youths who raised n row nt the ball
game between liuhmand ana tho 49, Y,
College yesterday. hy striking n. Bul.
lHu. tho scorer today plead guilty
Co battery and were lined Is each. IN
default of the payment NJ which they
went 90 inil
IN tho matter ~ the estate 81 Alice
H. Jones and David l.. Evans. Judge
Hart today aot June iith at 10 o'clock
%. m.. Hu the time for hearing tht poii-
lions Tor appointment OF adminintra-
tors.
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" .TUTWIT WT|TITIITlTI
Tonight wedding bells Will ling mer-
rlIy from inc fosidence Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Hess. The occasion being
the wedding reception given by them.
in honor of the marriage % Mt Almond
Hoca aud Miss CLARA sanderH both %
Pennington. The young people arr
numbered among the mnat cstimnhle u
Fnrminrton'H society. Tho groom re
Gently returned FROM a mission 20 tho
Southern States. the bride has been "a
leading teacher in the public schools
for O. number N years pHHt
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NOTICE d hCrrhy given that alta meeting
~ thU huard of directors hold un thr .ith N
APRIL 10. nn assessment ~ uur dollar Dor
corporation, DAB able uu ur before juno y tsfl
o. Angus =, tauunL Inrnturer. N ami Oh 81
Main ~. salt lHHn tltYt Utah. Any sfItsk
upnu which thla HsHrssWrut may nrmhiu uus
paid uu iuuU lslH, viii hn delinquent aud
huNrril Hud Tor sale re pablo uurtiuf. aud ANS
los payment o. made uf fHrp WIII hn snIu nn
tho 18th ~ iuue. isl, ~ i1u'rlnfk noon tu uIY
thu Delinquent Hssossmrut together with thu
Cust uf advertising and thpUusH NJ sale
ANGUS j. CANNON. sorv.
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SoIICn ~ SAN on DELINQUENT
kfOgk.
star Gold and silver Mining Company. prin.
cipal place n business salt Lake
tlty Utah.

NOTICE. There aro delinquent upon che
io..9elNs .',i.i ~. ii' it', ~
\. N. IaIH. lIH HrNNfnI amounts HHf unfaIaifU
thr namus ui tho rspnctlyu shHfuhnldrrs Az
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MOTTO D. 90 hereby Given pursuant tn Article
lIHltu 10 fhH ArtIrIUs nf Incorporation ~ mo
rntIrr NIuIuf a MILLING Company. that thn
nlfuIufIHu fHf tHn election ~ directors aud
unl"Hf. HrN fIr fnn transaction % my and
furH lI HNI o. hU|I Ui POO ffhuav va Tunr.
lsn. NIHlnr fI.r .fHHud Iut...IaY iu alid MONTH
ny tHu ne|nfN % Dol. ~ said dlY, ~ che unlro
~ hHIn pony. HHIHUr 10 IINn south aud
Tenth iIHf sII.Hfs. 4llf Take CITY. tfnh
h. D. MCKINNEY.
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bunker nm MinIne Company. sarrutar,'s
unI.e. -lII IALn uIil. Mnl D. ~.

NOTICE There aru delinquent upnn th0
fn'iuuluE drsrriiHd stock uu lif1luut NJ assHHass
mtut So l. levied uu the iiih dnF ~ April.
isN tlu several amounts cot opposite fhu
unmus ~ thr respective shareholders ls f1ls
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hilhop Knudscn OF the First ward
glal received word from Knirhtvillo
rAS ihe death Of the -yoar-old son of
'l.l ana MrH. william A. Mcr0ouFh
Fellow died VI Group. Il h only two or
Lee months ago that the horeavcd
.Aulll brought another ~ their younger
ehh 10 Provo Tor burial No funeral
:, vices Nill be held In this city, but
N'sAda OF the family win meet The 20.
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WrUDfNO uTf1I1pTION7

charged. and bail exoncrnted. upon pay
mcnt By DEFENDANTS Of accrued costs 10
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hu'lness Ia rourt-suit Compounded mt
ten by Vicious Dog.

Special Correspondence.
lIovo, june lst-Thc tlmo u Judge
n'"'h was occupied most Of the day
heaHng tho case OF James o'nrlan vs.
NJ hunlon-ncok Tunnel co. Tho plain
GIN was suing 10 reeoysr A balance al.
Tered Co be- due him an a contract with
w l'Innlnnt company Most M the
Nmgny Tor tho plaintiff was IN when
20 iitlnn, ana Nj. Fox Of The Tunnel
~ VINO had hcon In earnest convcrHn-
NN NJ some time asked that tho case
W.lulraei. as re- compromise had
u,Fn Objected, The court ordered that
IN. case ho dismissed. each side uny.
KY lhelr own costs. II could me-, be-
.infl what amount Of money was
'ntoNed Ia tho compromlse.
nv lhe ease OF David n. Malcolm, de-
,tn,l, Mrs. Margaret Malcolm was an.
elhlel adminuuntrtx with oroial
bonds liked al $4,000.
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AMI ln NNHNNMNWNH Win INV anu An ufNnF ~
~ Mnr'h. is.u. ~ many suHna ~ each ulr'rl
~ sturk 81 may D. nnrfasnrT, Will 20 si'n 40
fuum lnl Mccormick hlu'A. lu che city ~ salt
Lake. stale ~ ttlh. un "wednesday, Tho i1th
DAY ~ May ian no che huur ~ n n'cluck
noon 20 said dnY 90 pay tho delinquent a..
srssmfut tHrrUuu. together tith Che cfnts u
advertising aud Expenses ~ sHlU
n a. iifAnsuN
SECRETARY Triumph Consolidated MininE
Datodtils s.th day u April. la
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Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal unse Room 90 Mccormick uiark.
salt Lake city, Utah
Inaatldn ~ works and Mines in riutif Min
tuF District iuHh county
HiuiU ~ Utah
NOTICE Thew arn delinquent on tho FOL
luulua described stock Goa uHIuuut ~ nssnst-
mrnt No ny iHVird un thn ath day ~ Marsh
isn. thH several amuuuta art unnlfita tho
nimos " thu rauuctiFu shareholders ~ ful-
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River sldo Canal Company. location ~ prtn.
cipal piucU ~ business salt Lake Olty.
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thoroughly removing Az waste denominations, AMI impar
ing now strength and lie 70 tho whole body It increases
tho appetite huilds the energies and sends life
giving blood throughout tho entire system
Mrs Sarah Phe al broadway > 9TH Boston, writes:
e. odd and had not enjoyed good health
Cor twenty yeam l sick in different Ways and Ia
addition, had Eczetnn terribly Of my legs Tbs
doctor sad that on Of my hgr would 10
we'll again Itook dozen bottles Of s. s. and cured
ronrlrtelv. and art happy q "a that
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NE YER TOO old
TO BE CURED.

@ G 4. n,oaI Dlonenn IN Age docs necessarily
>, y, y, IL Ulb0l D6SSNk W n
nearly all Of mo ckneza among
Old PaODa Gives Them S S ss be a,e "' s'
but Il 81 vi krp
Nav Bn0d and lt9 ing h' blood pure t s's t'y ,hg
from which they suffer b generally. s 8 s. s
tho remedy which will keep their syheT youg by luiing DE blood
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feel we'll as did tn ifo,' -sfAAe
!: !: !: I: !. I: !. /. !.
Mr. W. Loving Of Col1utt Ga. says For eight ri y
on suffered fortunes from ucy eruption on
nj I remedy but they
failed oucb md told that which D.
aixtye that could NM 1dN
To finally took s g., and u oeansi NffA IN
my thoroughly and Ptfoct health -Qsff ~
tho remedy build and strengthen 81 A w
old people heua Il b. the ohiy which guaranteed ~
free FROM potash arsenic and other damaging
and horbs, has ohofn Whatever
& Of
B, other disease OF tu blood
will iruoby Specific Atlanta Ca
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-10

speci A tenn Of thc sureil" co"'l II
- He'd to meet next Monday for the INA
of three criminal cases from Ito ili'"''
I'll, ruses 10 ne tried are Daniel l'"Ai'.hg
CHARGED with the murder OF Joe Ahhrf
son. Mrs. J. +. Swanson, for tiyin. TT
shoot Marshal IIoag, an Hogan Hansen
and EN- M !Iolbrouk, charged WITH IN
cest.
The following jnrymen have been
drawn for the term: j.,
Aberdcen,-W. q. Hopkins, f. T.
Eckles, A. j. Anderson.
Hoquiam, III. Young. John bioer-cf'
w. f.. Porter, Geo. w. Shaw
Nontesano.- Twidwell, W. II
Amidon, K. S. G,ibb!e, ). A. Young.
Connie,-S. W. Bunn, Jas. Kelley.
Summit ,-Eichard Easter, ~ I. Beck
Sa'sop,-J. +. Pound tolr.
Elma,-J. :. Dnrlap.
porter,-J. J. Saliva
Oakville.-los. Mauernan.
Aitic-W. +. Nntter.
Cosmopois-U. T.. iulver.
opalis-DAv;d Bilycn.
(!uinuult-A. Y. Higley.
Wcstpor,-t;eo. \. Scammon.
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The Buletn be:rays an inexcusable
ignorance Of, comparatively. recent ms
tory when it pre:ends to find Il similarity
in the Philippine situation with that OF
the Civil war. Some OF the most able
and earnest opponents OF the imlerialiSt'c
policy Of tie Mckinley administration
were among the mos, faithful advisors and
and supporters OF Lincoln III the struggle
to save the Union, at II time when every
monarchy OF Europe, save one, was Sc
cretly aiding the tehellions states, and
watching and waiting FOR the death OF Il
republican form Of government with
ghoulish glce. Note the difference now.
England is pat'ing rs on the back, IN
hope of receiving AID in her land grabbing
projects in the Orient. Aid to be paid Tor
by the sweat OF the American producer,
and sees more encouragement for the
downfall of the repubi: in the adoption
OF the marklanna policy than it did in
the success of the Southern Conlcderacv.
1t is full time that this country should
know what has long been known by every
nation OF Europe: When the British lion
begins to codde it is notice to be exceed
ingy wary in dealing with him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-10
The twadd!eabout Filip'nos being en-

The tWadd!eabout FliIP"oo 'oo
courased by anti-admnistration express
sions is only twaddIe. If the fli'p'"oS
,re an IGNORANT, vicious degraded set OF
Asiatic Digger Indians, they cant read
If they are not, General Otis stands WIN
his censorship in Manila to prevent any
news reaching them or us. Inc '"c' 10
that the Filipinos get all OF the inform"-
ton they need about the movements anu
intentions of the American army from
spies in the city of Mania. They kn'"
nothing and care nothing about WHAT Is
said in this country. They are too busy
fighting for liberty ana home 10 care
about rumors by cable.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-10

Gold contractions;s say that gold alone
is honest money. trold has doubled in
value during the past twenty-five yea =
Therefore. if a man locked - 900 worth
of gold in Il safe twenty-five years ago 1t
would now purchase property Which AT
the beginning OF the time would nave
commanded 81 900 in gold. Can money
be honest that, locked up in sale, "lIl
steal the property Of another and trans
fer it to the owner Of the money?