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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06
PORTSMOUTH GUN CLUE.

Tic PORTSMOUTH Gun Club held their
lhst snoot of the season for the medal
nSlrrday. Mr.. j. w. S.. Butt was the
successful marksman. but who will own
the medal will be settled upon after the
a aN, ei; t OF the season is added up The
following was yesterdays score:
Total Total
No. No.
:, Shot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06

a fine assortment of Boys Ves,ee
and Doubie-breasted Suits, in a score
Of good-wearing patterns-made with
bands, etc-s!zes from TO lG years !
such Suits are well worth c. 40
sa.6o-our price ........ 1870. $40
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06
LAND 3, SAFES

.@E Mr.. John G. Niemeyer yesterday sold
iatauctlon, for Frank T.. Crockcr. COM
missioner, the Lloyd j, Bunting farm
of lo6 acres to Mllenrd Parker for
Two Brighton lots to Wade Codd and
$3.50 and $780, Is
t.;l The Nash residence, on Middle street.
TO Annie G. Nash for 1910.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06

Next Thursday will be the last shoot
FOR the cup. The club will have shoots
OF and on all through the winter, but
no prizes Will be offered.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06
BOYS SUITS.

Boys splendidly made Atwood Dou-
ble-brelsted Suits--in nobby Chcviot
also number of Blouse and Vestee
styles. handsomely trimmed with SILK
braid-in sizes from to s years
worth S2.5O-will be offered 81 o2I
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06
RESIGNATION AND ELECTIoN

AT the meeting OF the Chambers Fire
Company held last night Mr. Pix Codd.
who has held the position of driver Of
the hose cart for the past twelve years,
rendered his resignation. mention of
which has been made in these columns.
The names OF NIf.Ctohn Richardson
and NIGERIA. AleSan der We're placed
In Nomination to fiji the vacancy. a.
vote being taken MIR. Richardson Was
declared elected He will enter upon his
duties atsonoe. {SIsgl ~ I .isssElss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06
'sSneeZing Time :"

has come again. and many arc annoyed
GRIPPE cures cold In head, hay fever.
running at the nose, neuralgia. head
ache from colds chilly sensations. pains
in lungs, back, joints and limbs; Far SUI
perior TO quinine or any preparation of
qulninc, and costs no more. Price, 25c
nor boS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06
ENEMTS TO-DAYa

+; Stonewhll Camp. No. &C. v.
Z, James S. Thornton Garrison, No. 1923,
r. A.. 81 N. U.
Portsmouth Lodge, No! AL. II. A. M.
\ Montank Tribe, No. 55, I. OR. M.
I. Old Dominion Lodge, No. e, I. o. O. +.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

Iinslness Transacted IN the Commlssiouer.
Court Nesterday

The board Of county commissioners
met No. regular session and disposed OF
tn following routine business:
Commissioner Smith reported that the
now road N Liberty district has been
satisfactorily completed. AMI that pro-
per inspectlon has been made Of the
same. The road was accepted.
A number OF tax matters were re-
fcrrcd to tho assessor
l.. d. Adams submitted report 81
disbursements ana expenditures ON Hc-
count " contingent poor fund from
july "a Sept. 22nd. Inclusive: amount
distributed. f232i0. balance on hand.
1880. The report was approved and
accepted.
a petition was received and niel from
residents und tax payers of ogden city.
asking for the opening OF n rDal from
west end Of TWcnty-nrHt street 90 VIII
son Lane on north side ~ Rio Grandc
Western railroad. The matter WIS tc-
ferrcd 70 Commissioner Skccn with
power 10 net, providing for an cxpcndi-
ture u not more than 800 Ia connection
herewith.
The compensation Of W. H. Swan AZ
deputy In county clerks office was fixed
nc $50 per month.
u was ordered on motion Of Commits
sioncr Smith that the salary OF W. g.
connell nH jnnitor be liked at so p0r
month from Sept. ist.
". ". Goddard, registry agent N the
Fourth district and Fred a. shields.
REGISTRY agent Tor the Twen.y.f1urth
district, rendered their reslgnnt.ouu
which were accepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
ANOTHER SALOON TRAGEDY
Charles Wessler Dies as a Result Of Injuries
Received from Thomas TOpham,
ogden CITY Council County Anairs
District court rabernaeIe
Fair closed.

For some tlmc ogden has been free
nom any tragedy but the qulotude of
Che city was changed on sunday morn
mg at about 1850. when In the Mint
saloon. ON 25th street. the proprietor.
Tom Topham. and Charles wcsslcr. the
clFar manufacturer. became involved In
quarrcl.as the result Of which woss-
isr now lies In the cold arm. Of death
at nlohcy's undertaking pariors. There
are various reports around as 10 the
cause Of the trouble; BY some II IL
rumorod that wosrlcr came 20 the ga
loon partly intoxicated and abused
Topham. calling him vile nance. and
that Topham tried 10 quiet him but
could not, and hence gave him "a thrash
iuN. ny othCrH it 10 reported that
WcsllCr came 10 collect "a long outstand.
Ink bill he had against Tophnm. and
that he received payment u 81 on the
came. and that Tophnm asked Wcsslcr
60 sot up the drinks. which he did ana
Jhat they afterwards got Into heated
quarrel and T0pham foully attacked
Wrestler. knocking him 20 the floor and
jumped upon him and stamped him
teycroly. Wrestler. after getting W
from the floor. went home and wont
90 bed, hut was unable To Eot up again
urCunroy was sent Tor and pronounced
Wessler as suffering from congestion of
the lungs ana seriously ll He lived
until yesterday afternoon az $3.50 o'clock
when he brcathod his last sheriff
IAyne waa Immediately cent Tor ana
a warrant of arrest wac placed In hlH
hands. having been sworn 10 by Justice
of the Peace Joseph Hail, charging
Thomas Topham with murder The
warrant wac served on Topham at his
raloon. and he was placed under arrest
and taken 90 the county itil. Whcrc he
viii b. held Tor preliminary hearing
ln Justice Halls court ON "Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock ]. O.. Burton
was also placed under arrest and taken
90 tho city jnil To- await the trial "
Topham, aa one Of the lnding witnesses.
Chun. Wofsler wns young man, about
IS years OF ngc. "a German by birth. lilo
leaves a wife and one child lie has
been IN the cigar manufacturing busl-
ucas In ogden Tor several years. ana
has during that time gained many
friends who speak IN the highest terms
81 praise ~ him aH "a huslneH1 man
md a peaccublo citizen. The aifair has
caused considerable excitement
throughout the city
Wssslor's body shows a severe blow
on the right side towards the back. and
on his breast, also "a scratch. ON hla
right temple. and his lipa are swollen
considerably - H. one OF the most
tragic analrs that has bllghtod Ogden
Tor a long time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
To Think Wei; Means
Success
Healthy Brains
ARE MADE BY
Grape-Nuts
lnnnnnnnnnnnrnnnnnnnnnnn
THF STUDY OF FOOD.

When man knows that he depends
on food alone from which to make his
brains and that his success In life IL
largely owing to the kind OF brains he
has. II would seem the part OF wisdom
to study food a bit
An men do not have the opportunity
10 mako a careful analytical study OF
the subject and are satisfied to have
the food experts attend to this FOR
them.
a food especially made 20 supply
the nourshing elements needed 10 re-
build the brain and nervous centers
bears the name Grape Nuts, and It's
use for ten days or two weeks produces
a sturdy substantial and powerful con-
dltion of the thinking machinery, en-
nhling one to do things, TO make money
or succeed IN whatever enterprise ~
reasonably undertaken,
gystematic. logical, concentrated
thinking Is the one requisite 70 success
ana that needs good. healthy brains,
well nourlahod, and the waste supplied
zach day. Grape Nuts mako their
energy known to the user and being Ia
the form Of delicious food they have
become a welcome addition TO the
tables Of br'uny people In all parts OF
the country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

In NI. u.air'el Court, Probate Division. I'm
aul Tor salt Lake County, state " Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

RICHFIELD.
Departing Veterans - Earthquake shock
"Sews" Representative Hurt

Departing Veterans - Earthquake shock
"Sews" Representative Hurt.
Special Correspondence.
Rlchneld, SEWER Co.. Sept &C. NJ.
owen, the luformer. spent Saturday
evening In our city, presumably IN pur-
suit OF his occupation.
a four months old child OF l.. T..
Christensen u this place. died Satur-
day morning, The little one had been
click Tor over a month when death came
TO It. relief
DEPARTING VETERANS.
Eliza J., Farnsworth. an old resident
and early settler OF Joseph, died last
week.
Mrs. Marble, an old and respected
citizen Of Central died on Thursday
last after an Illness OF about one week
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
Two earthquake ehocks were distinct
ly felt here last Thursday morning
about three o'clock The second shock
came about two seconds later than the
first
Special per Desoret Telegraph,
Rlchneld. sovler Co.. Sept. 2G.-Mr. II.
r. lllll, travelling IN the Interest OF tho
"NcwH,' met with a severe accident on
sunday afternoon, falling from an up
por story " the Wright block 10 the
ground, through nm Enclosed door. He
has been confined 70 HE bod ever since.
attended by physician. but expects
to be out again tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

The annual meeting OF thD stooLhoidrfa ~
Che prilD Of che West NiuIue Company, HnlHt
should have been hUld uu thr nr.t Monday lu
February iH.r, having passed. A mrHtIugu ~ thU
Stockholders ~ said tuWuuuy fur tho Uur-
AMI until thrIr Successors shall have hurn
duly elected aud qualified. aud for tho trans
nHtInu NJ other huslIrsa as may properly
Monday. October utni iHIH no .InuElurk o. uI.,
Ht thu Office NJ thU SECRETARY ~ tHr COMPANY
tnswlt Huum 90 tity and county NulIlinr.
Salt lHhu tltY. ttuh. said meeting will nlal
consider thr proposition of luvYlus hu hssissss
mrut uUnu tho capital stock % che curfaIru4
tluu j. 4. JIN-EN, secretary
salt Lake Uly, Utah. Sept 9TH. ls1u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
READ ms IDIronfAI.

From the Times llillstllc. Va.
! suffered with dinrrhoea for long
time aud thought 1 was past holng
cured. had spent mun tlric and
money and suffered % much misery
that l had almost decided TO give 40
an hopes OF recovery and await the
result. but noticing tho advertlssmsnt
Of Chumhurlnin'H Cole. Cholera ma
Diarrh1ca Remedy aud also some
testimonials stating how alng
wonderful cures hand hecn wrought
by this remedy decided
10 try o. After taking IL few
doses / was entirely well OF that truu-
bic, ana / wish 60 say further 20 my
renders and fellow-aunercra that 1 AN
q hale ana hearty man today and fgsl
os well as l ever dld In my llfe.-O. A.
MOORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1892

Pierce, musical selection. m8ndoiln.
Prof. I,srtot. and plano Mrs. y. II. Nc.
Niii1u. baritone solo. W H. Jones:
Of medals speech by W. n.
i ewuh. Response By the volunteers.
s.icciion by Prof Bart9ts orchestra.
a very pleasant lecture connected
with the presentation waa the plnniue
Of the medals BY four popular young
tIalvcryon, Mise Ella. Wilcox aud Mlas
Annie Wade. Before doing go Mlaa
Knight made a neat little speech
4 very enjoyable dance nulshod up
tho fine entertainment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

20. There win be- no jury trials until
tho october term of court.
Moyeu 90 FurnlnEton hnH filed suit
ln Justice Richards court against
The Salt Lake a ogden Rail-
the Instance and request ~ tuu defend
ant, lurIUr the puat Lagoon season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

The following business was transacted
In the court yesterday.
Estate OF Geo. Mayer. deceased: final
report OF administrator ana petition fof
distribution In partition heard. ana re-
port approved and distribution ordered.
Estate OF Julia 4. n. Olsen; Charles
J.. Olsen appointed administrator with
bonds at $500, 8. T, Curtla, T.. H. Ed
wards ana %. II, Olsen were appointed
uuUTniasrH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

Special per Dcrorct Telegraph
Provo Sept 2G-when court opened
this morning on the second day of trial
Of Frank Conncrs, there were "a greet
many Interested spectators present
Inside the railing behind the attorney
for the dcfcnrc sat tho family uf the
deceased officer. ROBBED IN deep mourn.
Ing All Witnesses were excluded from
the court room when not ON tho witness
stand.
District Attorney King made M.
opening rcmorka To the jury, outlining
the testimony which the prosecution In
tended to Introduce by the Witnesses
Tor the state. lie explained q map ~
tho depot grounds and the place ~ the
tragedy. which would be used In the
testimony
VI. N. Warner FOR the defense gave
the line Of defense. showing that they
Will ondeavor 10 prove that Morris who
escaped from the county JAN. was the
man whom Policeman Strong started
uptown with and never had anything 20
do with Connors. who left the station
ana went west aud knew nothing OF the
murder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

And ia accordance with law aud an order
W tho hoard NJ directors made on thu sth day
uf August it.N, 40 many sharus VI each par
eel 10 such Stock Ha Wuy 10 necessary VIII DO
sold nt tho fruUt door NJ tND UraUrut National
HANK ~ salt Lake cry 4 uth, No. iu south.
last Temple Street. SAT- Lake CITY. Utah. on
Tue. lay. october ard, l-11, 10 the hour " ~
o'clock noon, 20 pay delinquent ussHss-
mont thereon together with tNv cost VI adj
yrrtlslug and oNprnsg- % HHlu
ELIAS a. SMITH,
Secretary Fremont Miulns Company once
so. W south East lymuID atruot, SAT-
Lake city, Utah.
Dated september ib is0l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

lne NJ tho ,tookhdldors VI The south Jordan
Milling Company VIII hU held az tho south
jordan MIL he south jordan, salt Lake Co,
Iaso "a cunldprng tho question ot the r0-
mpyllI and Iur tho removal " certain direct.
ON and officers o. said corporation, and u an
tho ynenueirs that uny BE- caused BY such ro-
muyaI und Tor such other business A. may
lawfully come before SAID mugung
n. NJ HOLT
SECRETARY and Manager " the South lordA
Mining Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
NorIcr or srocKuoLprws MrrrrsG


The annual meeting ~ The Stockholders "
Oregon short Line liallruau On Will be- held
OF tho uilleo Of clio company lu salt Lake
city. utah, un Wednesday october eleventh.
iep 90 10 o'clock "a. u, Tor tho election N
fifteen dIrDcturs N the company, and fuf tho
transaction ~ such other huslurts us may
LEGALLY rutuc before tho mpoiiur Tbr bIll.
for thr transfer NJ stock VIII hn CLOSED for tho
purposes NJ the meeting ul thU close NJ husI-
hess ON Saturday, September Girl i-p, and
viii BE- TunpUurd on the day following tho
date " such muetllg nr NJ any Adjournment
thereof
Dated, September g. isn.
ALlN MlLLAl. Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
OAKLEY, IDAHO.

Death OF John Amber, late Of Leeds,
England.
oakley Casain CO.. Idaho Sept. g3-
ON Sept n, We loot hy Oh, hand OF
death young ana worthy citlaou-JDhn
Amber. who lgft a wife and four sons.
nnd numerous friends, 90 mourn hls
lose. lie war % native OF tncds. York.
shire, England, born Sept o. lsGl. and
came 10 Utah On 1891, Ilo resided ln
salt Lake city for nearly four years
and then came 30 oakley Hc hns lived
the llfo ~ % consistent Latter-day
Saint
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

WHITES CREAM vERMfFuGE IA
perfectly harmless, and WIN remove
every worm. NJ ls also n tonic. and by
It's strengthening properties will restore
TO r1lc checks tho rosy hue Of henlth
Price 20 cents u. g., NJ, l. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

dcrful pcnctruuvo and curative power
BALLARDG Snow LINfMENT' ia not
cuuaicd by any other IN the world.
Price % and 30 cantg. u. G. NJ. 4
Drug Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
MAMMOTH.
Fatal Accident 1T the Golden Cate Mine
houug Sian Instantly KILLED.
Fureinl tsarrasp.ua.Uas

'fNhfNA 'NNA h.".NANNNNNH
Mammoth, Iuah CO., Sept 2i-Whna
u another place 90 work. Jos. Mctttu-
ugy, about % years uf age employed
at the Golden Cato mine uH "a muekcr
was instantly Killed yesterday after
noon.
while waiting he stepped over On an
abandoned Htuur which was worked
out. but was umborcd and covered. I'M
"a Tow moments the roof Cuypd and
"a large mass pf rock fall on him. lie
was oNtricatcd uA soon uH possible in
q terribly mnnglcd condition. his back
bong broken and Die head crushed
Death was instantaneous Why he wont
Into the atopc cannot be- accounted for.
90 he had no occasion 90 go there kr.
kinney had been working lu the mine
only "a week. llo has two brothers ana
one sister living iu MrUur. but his
phrcnis reside ut Camp Floyd. where
tho body was 1ont frr burial today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

NOTICE o. hufUhy given that at "a meeting
~ tlH directors No sald company hold uu tbo
Och DAY 10 sept. lr.. HU H.aHssmruI ~ ten
rNuiH 400 uHr SHARE was levied uuiu thu CAPE
ltaI stnHh ~ thH corporation. payable linmrds
lately % thn -eHrrflry. o. itOrm Nu IS tum.
mrnlnl llH'h lu salt Lake CITY. Hnlt Lake
county. state N Utah. Any ntuHL uuHu
WhlUu tlis assessment may rvmaiu unpaid uu
thr alh dHV 90 October. iHu. will ho uUilu.
uuuut and advertised Cor 0nlr nt public uurs
tl0u. Nnd unless payment ls made before. will
D. sold uu thr Goth day IT October. isio. Co.
pay the delinquent assessment fuguthtr with
the cust ~ ullurfIslng aud expense N sale.
JAMES O. 1ENNtNUs. -ocy.
Room 40. n Commercial Block. salt Lake
glfv Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

ANA va utNurINUfn with law ana tho ORDER
ui tho board OF directors, made On tho glnd
day ~ August, l-3l. SO many shares ui each
parcel M above stock a. may be necessary,
rIuN Room goo Progress block. salt Lake
tItY. Utah. a. 10 o'clock uu, on Tuesday,
tho 10Th day NJ october isl1. 20 pay tho do
tho costs Of advertising aud expenses of Aala
SAMUEL J, PAUL secy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

The ordinance lcvytnR q tax " $3.50
per front foot ON AUDITING property.
paving district No. Q. passed two read
ings ana was referred 10 the committee
ON laws. The payments are to be made
IN ten annual installmonts.
on motion ~ Councilman Jones' 5000
was appropriated TO the mayors oOntln-
gent FUND.
The council adjourned FOR two weeks
at S:bj y. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

Tho L1uoF Mammoth Mining Company.
NOTICE There are delinquent unuu tho
fIiiuHluE described stock uu account " nsscss-
Wrut So levied nu thu end day or August
isHi InU several amounts Hut opposite thu
uRmra uf che respective shareholder, as fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

In the cnsc OF Jane Chiffon W Isnac
Chiffon, divorce the defendant failing
20 be represented, tho evidence was
heard and taken under advlsomont.
Myra $, Bray today commenced suit
against Mark r. Bray asking FOR
plaintiff nska for the custody OF the one
minor child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

And 10 Nfrurlnnrn with tho law and urinf
NJ thU lluuHl % Trustees made uu tho 18Th day
~ judy lea 20 many shares ui each parcel u
such sto.a a. map un necessary, viii DO sold
Ht Che u1lgn NJ ih1 company nt Room a
CITY and County Nulldlnr, salt Lake CITY,
Utah. nn the mn day ~ October, istl at II
O'Clock uuuu o. pay tho delinquent ussose-
mOuts thereon tugHthvf with tho cost Of al.
yuftlslug aud EXPENSE ~ sale.
DATED .gpt ~. 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
4 WONDERFUL CUHE
on DIAHItIIusA.

a PROMINENT VIRGINIA EDITOR
Had Almost Given up, but Was brought
Hack to Perfect Health by Chamber-
iain's Collie, Cholera aud Dtarrhwa
Rcmedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

Judge Rolapp VIII hold n session OF
the district court In Davis county on
the 3Oth inst EN partc matters and
probate business only Will be attended
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IN mo NliicT n iI0 Tltaio N DanIoI Ja.ob4
urcHaarl


The Tidal -tryam Nlnlur aud Milling
Company
Principal pla-o ~ blsincssi salt lake city,
Utah
NOTICE There are Delinquent upon tho
following dHsHrIuHd stock. uu account uf rs
sHssmHHt IuuiUI nn che iIfh day NJ July. is0,
tlH several HWHuufa cot opposite tho names
VI thv respective SHARE holders a. fnlluNal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

10 NHU uHir'rl Court Probate Division. In
auH TOT salt Lake County, state " utth.
ln tho mnitcroi tho estate ~ Martin n. Peck,
deceased.
Woo petition ~ John q Graham. Ioseph A.
Hgl Etutvit rc'k executor. M The
iN'. Nf Martin n. FOX. deceased Tor con.
fu.I fHtlt. 20 said dcredont tnalti
t1umrHHIuH nc thU uufthnrst CORNER Of fltt
. h'oa llt "a salt Lake Uity -ufvot.
NlU." smith l'-'t foot 'ueusu west l0 r1ds
,Nr..o north lIaH fOUt thHnrH rtst 10 rldG
.N. 'N' .lU Ni tlHa lui lnnn thn following
'IHI. f.Nf. Gosh mon confirmation N
i... us 1UIHNH, .nW thr n.tufu ut sale. moi
o. YOU iNrI. hla uUgu 1901. Our Iulrins on
Wednesday, fHH 900 IHV uf october a. h,
90 'H % I'd. uI. 10 tnU County Court
WH. Do tu t1Hf lpIu uf SAID ourt. In
-l.t lnHU tl'y. SOLO luAH county Utah.
witness 90" N.U"l uf tIf rIuff With tho
T.N.T tI IlH,n COG we'd. tHis sud dry
~ -Uuf. uIHU a 10 .fsn
DAVID g. ul MAR. Clerk.
Ny Gro. D. uU,Wl Deputy DIcti.
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HUDYAN Mill CURE you

Do you suffer with hHaiarhe zig o. sunkuu
eyes or hollow ch0sh IfE paliitaflIu q
The husft zig aI. Impaired digestion lllg ~.
weakness % limbs .IIr .I auaamI4 Ipalruassl.
general Unakuu1a dir ~ 10 Ola tendency Co faint
inuooua dlschlruo. palm iu hack, % bearing
aot pains II you DO. lludYau B. Oh furp you
" "a no. easental % eurreUt diagnosis that
you fungr 40 thrar uYmptumH. boo flUt moro
often only iwU ur three 81 then viii ha uh.
served u ID suM lent luwcfuf. 60 warn you
That SERIOUS dl.fhso ia pending, aud Hudyau
will CurU thr uyil
lludyhu hIs cured thousands N weak and
debllitatod women, therefore % h not au ca.
pertinent
lludYan is Tor salo BY druggists = 51r pack.
ago or sin packages Tor g. or
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26

Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton aged SO
yours. died nj Bountiful on Friday last
and was buried there yesterday De.
ceased was an aunt OF Mrs. james y.
Cowley Of Pennington, who attended
the funeral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-26
PROVO.
Connors Murder Trial Now On - rayson
Detachment suits Weddings.

Special Correspondence:
Provo, Sept. 25.-Thc trial Of Connors
for the murder Of Onicer william
Strong IN June last was called ycater-
day morning In the Fourth district
court. Great difficulty was experienced
In securing jury which was not COM
plctod until Q o'clock y. m. The evil
dence. upon which tho state expects 70
convict Connors ~ the crime. is purely
circumsthncini The web Of evidence
has been closely drawn around Connori.
and Il IL thought that u viii be hard for
him TO escape conviction.