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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-14
RICHFIELD.
ct erson Estate Litigation Rights Of nj
nors to be Protected Divorces

NhNH 10 he ANhNhHAfA
Special Correspondence
Richnyld. Aug. ig-on Friday last
Judge McCarty vet aside the order
made on May g7th adjourning court for
the term. and court was duly opened
for the transaction Of all legal business
coming before ~.
The following matters were disposed
OF ON the llth and i2th inHtHi
In the matter ~ the estate ~ Jas. NJ.
Peterson deceased. In view OF the fact
that Laura H.. e. Peterson. the divorced
wife OF deceased had filed a petition Tor
"a family allowance. claiming 10 be the
lawful widow Of deceased, Sarah Peter
SON. cNccutrlN OF the Will. and Widow "
deceased, was given untll May ist. 1900
IN which 20 elect. whether she would
take under the viii or under the statute
o. inheritance. ON motion Of G, w.
Collins, attorney FOR the estate I. J.
Stewart ESQ. was entered a. associate
counsel In the matter Of contcHting the
petition Of the said Laura ~. g. Peter
son, In addition 20 McHsrH. Collins and
Stewart, u IL understood that tho es-
tate viii secure the services Of ono OF
the nhlest law firms OF Salt Lake city
60 oppose the claims Of the new claim
ant 10 the property OF deceased.
RIGHTS or MINORS TO RE PRO-
TECTED.
In the matter Of the ruarilanshlp Of
Alyira Sampson, minor ward. the court
appointed l, j, Stewart Esq. 60 inVest-
gate into the Justice of tho disposition
OF certain real estate belonging TO said
ward. that had been made by an order
~ the court, but said order was made.
the court has been Informed through
instrumentation, The court instruct
ed Mr., Stewart TO bring suit az once, Il
necessary 20 protect the wards inter-
cstH.
In connection with this matter the
court gave the attorney In the case "A
great roasting, concluding In the fol-
lowing words
10 appears that some people seem 10
think that the estates OF minor chill
drcn In this district are public prey;
that such estates are quasi pubic or
abandoned property and that tho
minors have no rights that arc entitled
TO any respect. There are some parties
who seem TO think that the court h only
medium by which every shield thrown
around them can Dc removed. Instead Of
maintained. These occurrences are be-
coming n little too frequent. The court
would not feel called upon To make
these remarks but there have been sew
eral transactions In this court u the
kind referred 10 wherein the court has
been imposed upon ana II II
moth0rleaH children cannot make ana
get the full benent of laws that have
been passed for their especial benefit.
the courts had better be abolished.
DIVORCE CASES.
Anderson Va Christina Anderson
came on for hearing upon motion OF
defendant that PLAINTIFF pay her at.
torney fees allmony, etc, The court or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-14

McTrs .Rube Farr Gus Wright. John
Buwnlng, Geo. Stanford and IoHh
Grant have gone on o weeks fishing
and hunting trip up Beaver canyon.
They are loaded for bear.
This morning MCHErH, Guy clark, Rev.
IreF-d der, Walter Kerr and VIII Tollcs
pitched their tent IN ogden canyon. at
WuHlowa. whore the boys arc going
10 spend a week. enjoying tho fresh
fountain breeze.
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OUR OWN STATE.

vorce from warren n. Conant. on the
grounds Of dcesrtlon and failure to
provide. Plaintiff was given custody
" the minor child, 81 per month ALI
m0ny and costs.
Roseila uoode was examined for her
sanity. but was DISCHARGED from cus-
toby
ceased, Mary Sahin and John Sahin
were appointed administrators of the
estate. with Joint bond Of 5000,
In the estate Of A. A. Taylor, de-.
ceased: hearing on restraining order,
and order TO show cause, set for Au-
gust 18Th.
Petition OF David ~ Kelley asking
Tor letters of administration In the oa-
tate of william Kelly. deceased, heard
and taken under adviacment
COUNTY INFTRAiARY CONTRACTS.
The county commissioners today met
and opened bids Tor the completion Of
the county innrmary. Following are
the bids received.
George Curley Salt Lake. complete,
i22.3e3. sidney n. belmont. complete,
tlp5ps. nerg and Alexander. complete.
iie.Ssj. BERG and Alexander carpcter
work. ti6se. Holmes a Watkins. brick
work. t1,g1s. John Grier, plastoring
and cement work. f',33i.
The board. after considering the bids,
awarded the contract 10 complete the
building 90 Rerg Alexander.
Holmes a Watkins have the contract
60 build the basement. or inst story.
and expect 10 nniHh their work this
month. Their hid IL ~ 400 which viii
make the building cost something like
$4,000. Without the heating, plumbing.
lighting etc.
\ VETERAN OF Two WARS.
". y. wnmot. father Of Mrs. John II.
ponhuitor has returned to this city, AZ.
ter serving az the engineer on the boat
CummiGgr. on the coast Of Cuba, dur.
ing the late war with spain. Engineer
Witmot was present and witnessed the
naval engagement az Santiago bay,
when the Spanish neet was annlhilntcd,
Mr. Wllmot enlisted ia the u. \. navy
a. engineer at the outbreak N Tho
war. The gentleman was also engineer
~ the Crundsiet during the civil War
thereby becoming "a veteran of two
great wars.
LICENSED TO WED.
Clerk Ilavorcamp has Issued the fol-
lowing legal permits 10 wed; John
Williams. a. and Fannie Robinson, %
both ~ American Fork Antoine Peter
son. ~ aud Mute Wilde. 20. both N Pleas
ant View; Edward Cox, IS, and Ami,
Hughes. e. both N Lehl.
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NOTICE o. hrrHby given that nt re- meeting
uf thr board nj uluH'iHrat hold uu thU llth DAY
Uf july, lsll uu assortment VI uue- hllf ~ ono
cent uTr share WIS levied ON tho capital
stock NJ the corporation. payable immu-
unfpIY tu Che srHutuFY. Room aNi Mccormick
block. salt Lake city Utah. Aud any stlck
uuHu which thIs assessment may Frmhiu UNI
TAIl uu tUp llth uHY of August laq. will hn
Delinquent and advertised fur sale 40 puhliH
auction. and unless payment Is made hyforo'
will hu suil uu tho llh day 10 september,
lrlI 90 o. O'Clock noon. fn pay Tho dvIlul urnt
Hasrssmvut together with thu costs " AL
vert slug and rNUHnsrs Uf slIH
g. q. Ul-hEl. Acting SECRETARY.
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During the clvil war, as vol ns IN our
late war with Spain, durrhDr1 was ono
Of the most troublesome diseases the
army had 20 contend with IN many
instances Il became chronic and the old
soldiers Ftill sufcr from u, Mr. David
Taylor OF Wind Ridge, Greene CO., Pa.
IL one of these, llH uHHa Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera ana biurrhocn Remedy
and says he never found anything that
would give him such quick relief
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CHEYENNE, WY0.
Grant Lovelr,s, ct silver city, Commit.
Suicide,


Cheyenne. Wyo,, Aug. ll-Grani
i.oyclcsa said 90 be from Silver city
Bow last evening by shooting himself
through the heart with "A pistol. Love.
less had been wording on the grade
near Hanna ana came 60 Medicine Bow
u few days ago, since thcn no had
gumhed considerably
Last evening no purchased n pistol
rendering $40 gold piece Ia payment,
The change he gumblcd and lost. Step
ping into a room on from the gambling
room, i-ovoless placed the pistol 90 hlr
breast ana fell to the floor dead. The
county authorities took charge OF the
remains.
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TROPlC.
Zine Crop aud Feed Prospeots-uood Open,
Ing for Flour MIL

Special Correspondence.
Tropic. Garfield County, utah. Aug
1.-THE weather here has been every
thing 20 be desired for the past week,
and the outlook for harvest Is encour-
aging, Notwithstanding the drought
that has been a feature In this belt OF
country throughout the spring and
early summer. The ranges are fast
piling up feed for stock this winter
thereby renewing an anNiey that was
felt by many.
The health Of our people Is excellent
and u telling OF encouragement and
satisfaction pervRdos tho community
By tho way. thore IN a good opening
here for a grlat mill, and any man with
means would ind this place safe as a
depository for money invested therein
We have about one hundred and ffty
families who have TO haul their bread
stun thirty miles from the nearest
Touring mill,
Reports from the lumber region close
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KAYSVILLE.
Eider willard DALEY Returns from Mis-.
sIon-rrimary Anniversary aud Tair.


Kaysvillc. Davis County. Aug III
Elder Willard Galley surprised his
relatives and friends by stopping on
tho train here last evening He has
been absent from home about two and
u half years lnborlng ns a. missionary
In the Southern States. Its health ~
good and he says he has enjoyed his
lnhura.
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HUDYAN REMEDY co.
Cor. Stockton, Ellis and Market SITS
San Francisco, Cal.

You hav. tn. privilege 81 consulting
the Hudyan Doctors about your ease. fros
of charge. can OF write.
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Norror or srocKuolprn, nrrrSo

NOTICE ~ hereby given that genera
meeting ~ Clio stlekhuIItrs ~ tlH 'Gfani
tuIHh Mining COMPANY "a corporation uus
der tHu laws of Utah Nl'I hu hold 10 tho
company uHiar No. . ! First south street.
~ August, I-.N ut fucIuek pm. ~ said day.
Tor tho purpose W cuuslacrnr and vutiug
upon the fnlluulug proposed amendments o
to-Nli To amend article one 10 tho said
articles % incorporation by substituting fuf
fNU HuruH twenty i've H4l| years tho words
my Hn years The purpose ~ such amend
urnt L. tu change tlu time uf duration 81 slll
corporation from twenty i've 20 On ATTY On
years. aud fuf Che further purpose uf O|uct-
uE officers aud dlr|Hfnrs NJ said corporation
aud Tor tho trausaHfilu ~ such other busi,
ness ns may properly UUuIr before lL
Dated thls l1th uHN NJ July, I've.
THOMAS w. JENNINGS
president
PRANK w. jennings
Secretary.
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OGDEN NEWS.

The branch Office o. the Dcseret NeNs IN
''g@ advertisemonis and subscriptions VII
-..gited The News l. delivered by car
w. In ogden every evening on tho same
,ssr5. as ln salt Lake city.
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Send 90 cents 90 the "Nows" and
obtain tho beautiful portfolio history
90 our boys work In tho Philippines,
ION to Manila" We pay the postage.
gtamuH taken In payment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-14

on Thursday night large gathering
Joined In "a dance at the pavilion which
was gotten up In the interest of three
Of the returning volunteer from Luz
ron. and also those who belonged to tho
Cuban army II has been decided 10
give each Of the heroes "a gold medal
90 show in some degree the appreciation
and esteem Of the people Of Spanish
Fufi,
Next Monday the school teachers 81
thlg place viii go o. Cnstilla 10 Join
other teachers from this and Iuah
county In AN annual summer iuHtl-
tutc.
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Send 40 cents to the "Nrws' and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
of our boys work In the Philippines.
ION to Manila" We pay the postage
Stamps taken In payment
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PROVO.

business County Innrmary -Neter
-nof Two Wars Weddings.
'ps'lal Correspondence.
tab.so Aug ll.--Judge Booth has
lht 800 the following business In
r9urth district court.
u''A conant was granted a d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-14
FRISCO.
Nels Torka fails loo Feet Down the
Horn silver shaft aud Il KILLED,

Special Correspondence.
Frisco Beaver Co., Aug i2-Sels
Torlla, a Finland 20 years NJ age, fell
on the cage IN the Horn Silver shaft
when coming on shirt Ht Z o'clock this
afternoon and was killed. lie fell LOO
feet ana was torn all 10 pieces when
found. Torka was II native OF Finland
and about 20 years old.
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SAtr Ltkr rrA utah Aug =. t-ll.
liy nruDr uf iuu board 10 lirrHturs. the f1ro-
going sale J. platpuuvl tu lriiuN, september
= i-1, ne il uflu't. nom, 40 o. Wrst Tirst
south. salt Lake CITY. Utah
~ q. CALDER, Secretary.
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Send 30 cents TO the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
" our boys work In the Philippines.
ION "a Manila" We pay tho postage.
Stamps taken In payment,
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BY 20 to show that there De- active
demand for saw min products OF all
kinds.
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Of our boys work IN the Philippines,
"Ou TO- Manila" We pay the postage
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PRICE.
scarlet Fever Gases Welcome TO Nolun'
tecrs burglary shipping sheep

TVTT4 -'TTTTT"H
Special Correspondence.
Price, carbon County, Aug. ld.-MrH'
J. NJ. Whltmoro. who has been az thc
point Of death for several days Win
pneumonia aud a complication uf dis
eases. has rallied and there are now
strong hopes By her family OF her re-
pnNgfV
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

ohtCoh SHORT LINE Rr.
AnHiyTs
non Narih and Northwest, a. m, 5,si D. M.
900 m.
hon slath. 7siO O. M, o.o5 d. m.. 1870 o. m.,
800 %. m. and piiOp. IN,
LrAvrs
hNo,ih and Northwest, oi5 q, NJ, iil5a.
i~ sllth llDa M. $50 a. M, SOS D. M, 5.a5
l' ana oii3 y. m,
RIO cRANDE WESTERN RY.
AnuvTs
non south and East, lO,tj a. m.. 1880 p ~.
ana % pl D. IA.
LrAyTs
'Hso1th ana East, $3.50 a m, $40 p. m. aud
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
AmuyEs
mon West G.i5 a. No.. 800 p IN.
- LEAVES
'u"vt 2'ioa m, $40 p IN.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
- AUmvrs
''0@ East 2'ooa. M, 400 pm.
Inn LEAVES
W La't 500 .. M, s,iOc. m.
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GATHERED by THE GRIM HAIR
NESTEu.

Send 30 cents to the News" and
o.3ialn the beautiful portfolio history
our boys work In the Philippines,
IN 90 Manila We pay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment.
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In the State Of Utah W. Thomas w.
Ross. charged with assault with "a
deadly weapon. defendant was ar.
ralgned and entered a plea VI not
guilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-14

Justice John J, Hanks of this pre-
u disApprnyul IN "a very energetic mtu-
ucr upon laWleasncsH. Two individuals
from "a botl hl ufinE town who without
cause or provoontion committed tho
crime OF Assault and battery upon "a
very lnunonsiyc citizen uf this place
were nncd So ana so reHectiycly. Tho
fines were paid
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praying f.rf IssIHrer 10 gU1rrg r4rrts{
W .rI.Nr. ut lIfu'uifflti1u On tho estate N
Way J. fIhrns. decreased has boon set fdr
.'NfIns wn WNIr.HuuY thr 10th day "
county court house Zoo fNH "uurf ruum' 10 said
in salt In.. t|fv. salt Lake County,
witness 'HU cleo. OF said court with tho
Urt. H,tI frUHuIf tUyuI. tlta Huh day
AuFusf IS 10 IsaH
DAVID a. DUNBAR. clerk.
hh NIn'NT y tur, Deputy DIrIk
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The shipment Of fourteen cars OF
sheep Of {. w Spalding. which we're
picked up In Emery and Carbon coun-
Ties, wers loaded on the cars at Mounds
station and Et Cotton yesterday. and
are now on route TO the Kansas City
market Mr.. Spaulding accompanied
the shipment in person. There are a
number OF sheer buyers In this section.
but the prices are ranging high ana
there are few changing hands to be put
on the market Some breeders arc
changing hands Ht q good figure.
The honey crop of tintah and Emery
counties has begun to move ana ono or
two conaignments for tho Fast have all
ready arrived hero, William Roylnnce
OF Sprlngvlllo has an agent In both ter
rltories and win handle the biggest part
Of the two crops.
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In the case Of boeb's Sons vs. J. ".
Everaoll II nj. the demurrer to plain
tins complaint was argued and the
matter taken under advisemHnt.
In the case Of W. c, u. Orrocits W
T. r. Bcan. the demurrer of plaintin TO
defendants cross complaint was aua-
tanned and defendant required 60 amend
answer inHtnntcr by intcTlineation.
In gevier Valley Canal company Va
~ A. Dority. defendants demurrer to
plaintiffs firHt cause n action was Hus-
ialned but was ovcrrulcd as 90 the see
Ond
In Collins w Butler. the former vcr-
diet was set aside and a now trial was
an order was made for the drawing
"a list Of twenty Jurors for the Scptcm-
Der term.
COURT CALENDAR.
Cases were sot a. followa.
Anderson w Anderson. september
state Of Utah W. Thomas W. Ross.
orrock Va Dean. September 9Th.
Stern. Aulcr a Co. VI Evcrgoll 81 al,
September 9Th.
gOpt.mb.i 9Th.
collins W. butler. September 9Th.
R1cHFIELD scHoL TEACHERS.
The school board ~ this ~lnco has
now completed its corps of teachers FOR
the coming year. They are Prof %.
J. Call, principal and high school de-
partment. Mrs. Y. +. Hoffman. seventh
and eighth grades; Frank SeeEmillcr.
sixth grade Mrs. Ida Thurber nfth
grade. Miss Pearl Wright, fourth
grade. Miss Lizzie Butler. second
grade. Mrs. Annie G. orrock. fist gadci
Miss Josephine Morris Of Salt Lake
city. beginners grade,
Principal can and Mrs. Hoffman will
be- given assistance IN their department
work by other teachers.
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dered plaintiff TO pay only so 10 de-
PENDANT to defrhy her expenses
Suit was filed yesterday by Eliza
Jensen Of this oity against her husband
Jens Jensen, praying for a divorce and
custody u their minor chlld. three
years old.
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Price has now the third case Of scar
let fever but the disease u wen quar-
untiusd by the city physician. Dr. g.
n Field. and there II thought 10 be no
further danger OF IT, spreading. sew
erN citizens have sent their children
out of town 20 avoid contngion.
Roy Gibson FOR some time manager
NJ the Western Union telegraph oiilce
IN this city. has resigned his position
10 80 with the Pleasant valley coal
company at sunnyside, the new camp
In whtnuro canyon, no clerk TO super
inteudont Robert Forester.
Mr. and Mrs. " s. Leuthol, who have
resided at Nernni FOR several Year,
whore Mr.. Leuthgi has been county at-
torney for two terms, passed lhrough
her. yesterday evening for wichita,
Kan, whore they will reside In future
WELCOME TO VOLUNTEERS,
Almost the ENTIRE town Of Price viii
20 up to Castle Gate next Monday
where there n to be a grand reception
10 the returning Carbon county volun-
tcers There viii be Literary and
musical program, a big parade, ana
dancing In the bowery and In the
Knights Of Pythins hall In the evening,
PRINTING OFFICE BuRGLARIzED.
The Advocate office was burglarized
Saturday night by "a tramp printer who
had come along and worked for a Few
days, Entrance was erected through a
rear door aud the cash drawer broken
open with "a Ratchet. A warrant was
aworn out for the fellow. Guthrie by
name, and sheriff Allrcd ~ now out
looking Tor the man, He was 40 Helper
after the burglary. but escaped from
Editor Crockett, who followed him ana
had him In charge. but thcre was no
officer to be found. and he showed the
hot foot" Five shots were fired AZ him
and one Of tho bullets from the editors
forty-nve reduced the length of tho fell
lows coat tail about four inches. Gu
thric also entered the office Of Or. Field,
late OF Ephraim, and stole few dollars
thprofron
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PROBATE AND ouARuIANsntP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respso.
tive signcrs for Further
Information.


20 tho District Court. Probate Dlyl.iou. In
and ilr salt Lake County,
state ~ Utah
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MAN OR WOMAN MAY PRESENT a
vi hale, hearty appearance. and W behind
all this dissaso may be slowly aud surely max.
Ing inruads upon the constitution
Hleumatlsm u The Disease that works u way
insdiously into the human system. II spares
neither tho rich nor The pHur, n may atthn
the stronE a. well ~ the veal Woman must
suner a. well o. man Tho pain may No slight
or ~ may BE- severe IL may be confined 90 ne
shoulder ltlg ", tie back Ifig % tho hlpf
liir ~, Or the sNtrgmltlos Il1Ea h-hl Ngnin.
Il may Affect the Joints only, OF the muscles
comes affected In all cases. and thus may 10
seen the Importance Of proper treatment just
a. soon ~ possible. N u very necessary 60 fn.
leye the palm aud suffering but ID IL more usl
cssary 10 oouutsraGt and eNpoi from tho sys
TEN those Irritating acids that arc Tho direct
cause u this disease and that huaIlY result In
serious heart LESSONS
Hudyan viii relieve ,io pain by noutralIf.ns
the acids and expelllng them from the blood.
Those acida must Do expelled through the
Kidneys aud pores q she Hkin. The great llud
Van remedy will strengthen and Increase The
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-16
TRANSPORT LEELANAW.

SAN FRANCISCO, August S.-The
horse transport Leelanaw was put up
on the Union Works dry dock yester-
day to be painted and to receive some
light repairs. She will sail to Manila
with another load of horse about Aug
ust 18th.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-16
MRS. FLAGLER INSANE.
wife Of Standard OH Millionaire "a
Hopeless Luuutlc.

NEW YORK. August 5.-Justlco
Fitzgerald Of the Supreme Court has
appointed Henry NJ Flaglcr ui the
standard oil Company guardian of the
person and estate of his wife, Ida \.
Flaglcr who has been at a sanatarium
near White Plains since March, 1897. a
commission TO inquire into her mental
condition before a Sherifs jury was
appointed by Justice BisChoff of the
supreme Court about three weeks ago.
DR. George G.. Shelton. DR. Selden II.
TalCott and Or. Carlos +. Macdonald
testified that she has chronic insanity
and that her condition is almost hope
less. Mr.. Flagler is required to give a
bond of $500, 900.
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SUNDAY EXCLUSION.

The steamer Kauai was an excursion
boat on Sunday. Samuel Parker took a
party of friends from Lahaina to Maa-
laea and Lanai In the party were Sem
ator G. ID. Clark, G. A. Ray, f. II. Hay
selden, r. r.. Berg, l.. NJ. Vettelsen. F.
Armstrong, George Dunn, Tom Cum
mings, Walter Hayselden and d. Davis.
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MRS. ELLEN HAYES,

All druggists are authorized to sell
DIR. Miles Nervine on a guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit or money
will be refunded. Be sure and get DR..
Miles Nervine. Take nothing else.
Write us about your troubles and all
ments and we will give you, absolutely
free of charge, the honest advice of a
trained specialist. Booklet on heart
and nerves sent free. Address,
DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
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.HAVATS OMAHA EXHIBIT BANK Of HAWAII. LTD
JUDD BUILDING, FORT ST.
In corporated Under the Laws Of the
Republic OF Hawaii.
CAPITAL, 1850 100000. 90
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

Chas. NJ. Cooke President
Il. G. Jones. ...........N Vice. President
&. ii. Cooke ................... Cashier
f. G. Acknowledgement Assistant Cashier
Directors-Henry Waterhouse. Tom
May, f. w. Macfarlane, Il. ID. Tenney,
j. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms Cor
porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
all business connected with banking
entrusted to it. Sell and Purchase For
eigD Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit