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SPRIN0VILLE.


Special Correspondence.
Thomas l.. Mendenhnli met with n
very painful accident last Thursday
evening while fixing tho chimney
stick IN the chimney ~ hrs kitchen.
he fell from n ladder the dlathnct Of
three or four foot. brulHlng his knee
and Earring him up quite badly.
II. J. MortenHen OF spanish Fork
has nled petition OF voluntary lank-
ruptcy with the court at Provo. II
Il not known whether his prayer will
be granted or not. In the meantime
his creditors are planting suits against
him. His assets arr over .j.O1O and
liabilities over 1900.
ON Monday evening tho city fnthera
made mighty talks on the subject ~
waterworks, reservoirs, electric lights.
etc. The gentlemen evidently are alive
to the clty'H needs, but W. venture Ia
say that Just how 10 overcome the
picayunish scruples OF an element OF al.
ira conservative tax payers here IN a
problem none OF them can solve.
Last Sunday afternoon Drn. Smart
and Dunn. assisted by DR.. Slater NJ
Spanish Fork. completed tho operation
upon Mrs. Eraatus Thorn. The doctors
removed sixty large gall stones from
the Rall bladder. some of them being IN
large as pigeon eggs. The patient rail-
lied quickly from the effocta of the
operation, and has suffered no pain nj
all since, and In In a fair way u make
quick and complete recovery. INDIE
pendent.
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DESERET.


The teachers Of Willard county met
NJ Dcrerot last Saturday. Prof. ". \.
Nelson. OF the ". Y. A.. gave two lec-
lures. one on Heading In the School"
the other on Heading In the Home"
Prof. Nelson says that good oral
reading requires affort and n desire Ca
be- understood; II also depends upon
the readers having ~ clear conception
OF what he " relldink. Thought. not
words. In the object o. reading. but
this can be- gained only after words
and their meanings are understood.
Not every family can have an organ,
but almost every family can have o
good reader, who can make home and
home life happy. Through reading We
gain access Ia the lives and thoughts
OF great doors and thinkers.
Prof, Nelson viii come down Ia
Millnrd county again In four weeks
ana DcHerct being near the railroad
has captured N. next meeting also
Willard Progress.
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OUR NEICRBORS.
POCATELLO. IDAHO.

Pocntollo. Feb. iO.-Assessor 9. H..
Hnfact Of p0catellO. on driving last
week from his ranch IN Gentle valley.
found IL a. degrees below zero at Soda
springs and % degrees below at
bancroft,
George u. McDiu Of Omaha, tho rail-
road secretary Of tho international
committee ~ the Young Mems Chris
tian association, upon the request OF
President Hurt Of the Union Pacific, IL
making an Investigation OF the needs
Of tho v. NJ. q. A. work along the
Union Pacific lines. lie visits Poca.
tcllo the latter part OF this month.
Sheopmon IN the vicinity of American
Falls report that the weather II 30 cold
that sheep are dying there even
when well fed.
The oldest man In Idaho died re-
Gently at Dclamar. lie was John Noble,
who had passed his esth year.
Tho tehmHtor that hauled tho acaf-
fold upon which "Dinmondfeld LEX
was 10 be hanged from Mln.doka 10
Albion, was almost compelled 80 feel
supcrstitionsf for first his wagon backed
on the ferrybnat into Snake river, and
hftcrward his team ran away and broke
the wagon 10 pieces.
The coyotes IN the neighborhood OF
Shonhone, Idaho. are more numerous
this winter than for many years. one
sheep owners has bought a dozen head
OF RANGE horses, hhi Mhen the Landing
season begins be viii kin the horrcs
ana put one near each OF his camps
after nlllng the carcass with atrych-
nine.
state representative Bert Jones from
Boise county. Idaho, owes his election
10 the chinese citizens OF his county.
Mr.. Jones was elected by a majority Of
three votes; lust before the election
three nntive-bOrn Cinnamon. who think
a good dcnl of Mr.. Jones. We're regis.
tered and voted for the FIRST time In
their lives. the result " which decided
the election.
Henry smnlley aged 60 years who
lives on Snake river. forty miles south.
west OF ShoahOne, was recently caught
In violent Hnowstorm and wandered
about during one whole night without
being able 90 md shelter or make a
IRE. The old man aid not Feel the worse
for II, however, after finding his way
homie tho next day.
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The f.oa Amateur Dramatic company
VIII render "a new play within the next
ten days. entitled Under the spell.
Last evening the sunday Hohonl Nom
beers, both old and young. participated
In giving n musical and literary enter
tninment In i.oa which ranked high In
the order of intellectual ana finished
productions, The program. was rcpletc
with interesting and entertaining num-
hers, all OF the performers aequittlnE
themselves In u ereditable manner. and
receiving the merited applause from
their nppreciativc auditors.
ON Tuesday afternoon the v. l.. NJ. l.
\. conference was held aud after "a few
remarks ON the welfare and interests
OF the association ana u social meeting
In general was had. the election OF new
officers was had. which was made
necessary by the resignation OF the for
mer president, Mrs, Julia Jeffcry. Fol-
lowing nro the newly elected officers,
President, Sarah a. Robson, irAt
counselor. Beil Forsyth: second coun-
nelor Turxah Hanson; secretary. Libby
Grundyi corresponding secretary. Amy
Taylor; treasurer. Annie vandyke.--
Loa Advance.
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WILLIAM u. JACOBS.
Trustee
Dated February 10th. 1899.
NOTICE. az ASSESSMENT 40. q.

The Tidal stream Mining and Milling
Company, IA Corporation. Principal
Place Of business. Salt Lake city.
Utah, Location of Mining Property.
West Tintic District. Tooeic County.
Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that at a
meeting of tn. Board 81 Trustees OF
said company. held January aiat. 1893,
an assessment ~ one half ~ one cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock ~ the corporation. payable on
or before March 9Th. 1899. 90 On. Nay
lor treasurer of the company. at is3
T.. First South. Salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid March 9th.
1859. VIII be- delinquent on March 9Th,
1899. and wiz be advertised for sale at
public nuctiSn. and unless payment II
made before win be- sold on April ard.
1888. at ~ o'clock noon TO pay the Do
llnuuent assessment. together with
cost ~ advertising and expense ~ sale.
liy order Of the Board of Trunicpa.
GEORGE H. WOOD.
Secretary.
Dated salt Lake city, Utah. January
-
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PROVO.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Feb. ii.-Anna carbcrry has
Med suit for divorce against Peter e.
Carbcrry ON the grounds Of failure 10
provide. Plaintiff asks FOR divorce. the
custody OF one minor child and general
relief. The marriage between the
PARTIES took place ut stewart. Nebras-
kn. May Ord, 1856.
Abstracts of Judgment from Justice
lexis court OF Spanish Fork have been
nlcd In the cnaea Of Spanish Fork Coz
operative Institution against the fol-
lowing defendants for tho amount
named: Thomas Y. Morley and John
Olson. s,s.aa; Hondry christian-on,
81 90: Hcndry Christensen, SN3.ts;
Danici c. Nelson. t5i.is; Thomas Ed
wards, Sis2,ca. Peter swcnnon ana
James SwcnEon. ei.iS.
Papers have been forwarded from
Justice GiichriHt'H court Of Lehl. bind
Ing Nose Jones ~ Lehi over ~ 800
ball TO await the action " the district
court on charge OF Immoral conduct:
Estate uf ~. Mcpherson, deceased
decree that notice has been given to
creditors.
Estate of John Crane. deceased. order
that John ". Booth be discharged an
executor and his bondsmen cNorncrat-
ed.
NOTES AND PERsoNALs.
II. II. Irvine has returned from a
business trip 10 the East.
The Rebckahs gave IA pleasant scot
able at the I. %. o. Y. hall last evening.
b. W. McAillatcr. representing Tootlc.
Wheeler a Motor. II In the city.
The boards Of trustees OF the school
districts OF the county held meeting
today.
John NJ Brcezc and Il. \. Mock Of
a.. Al. - N.l.
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p,iINuurNr >oricE
Draper Irritating company,

Place Of business, Draper. salt Lake
county
Notice There s. delinquent ON the
following described stock part Of tho
nsseFHment levied ON october II, lsls,
the amount set opposite the name civ
en- below;
John Oe0 Ncwbold, No. ~ certificate.
iCg: shares. 10. amount due 1saih.
IN accordance with law nud order
Of the Hoard OF Directors made on the
3ist day ~ January, 1893, us many
shares NJ said stock ~ may Do neces.
sary will De sold az the Draper Wtri
House on Saturday. February e5th.
1879, AZ . D. M, 90 pay delinquent as
aessmpnt thereon, together with cost
OF Advertising and expense NJ sale
JOSHUA 4. TERRY, Secretary
ONCE NJ resident In Draper precinct.
February T. 1893.
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OUR OWN STATE.

.. m. rs the time OF the hearing In the
cases Instituted by Cache county aginst
various sheep owners who refused to
pay the special safeguarding license
Imposed by county ordinance.
quite a number " representatives OF
the Hale family are here from all parts
OF the State. and from surrounding
states, to take up their annual labor
In the Temple. This winter they will
complete the work for list Of 1000
relatives. and Will then commence upon
another list " 5000 names Of their an
cestors, which they have collected.
among whom were the famous Reyolu-
tionary Hnlea.
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BEAVER.

The reception under preparation for
the old folks win materalizo NJ the
opera house on WashlngtonH birthday
In the shape OF a matinee In the af.rr-
noon. The octoroon win be played by
local talent free for the old folLA a. the
afternoon, and Will be repeated In the
evening and the usual admission
charged 10 pay the necessary rxnAnsos.
A very pleasant and enjoyable recep-
tlon was given at the residence OF Mr..
Is q. nlokleytn honor OF the mission
aries, Ollroid Berry and Jolley, who
have been lnhoring In our midst In the
interest OF the NJ. I, association, In
atrumentnl music congratulations ana
various kinds 81 games were inluiged
in iill ~ o'clock when u delicious re-
past was served furnished by tho ladies'
present
NEWSPAPER COMPANY.
Under title OF the Beaver County
Publishing Company. the Blade has In
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NorIrr Or sALn on sr0RAdI.

The following goods win he sold by
tho SAT- Lake Storage CO., al tholr
warehouse. No. $40 west Second South,
Fob. gbth, nc . o'clock y, ~.
u. r. brown stored January 80, 'ai.
amount due Sis. three trunks. three
boxes household goods, one picture
frnnc. one lunch basket
doc. Uouuott. stored Jan. Q. '93,
nmourt duo. si7.55. one box. household
goods
Mrs Randall. stored Aug &, '9I.
amount due, 49, two chairs. one bed
stend. one trunk, one desk,
Myrtle McCoun, stored oct, " and rs.
1896 amount due, 81, one box house,
hold goods one trunk. one boiler.
Mrs. Geo Drink. stored April o. isa3--
amount so, one box household goods.
NJ. French. Dee. Is, 1898. amount $50.
three boxes household goods.
l.. \. ilenH, stored March I, 1887,
amount due, SIS, one box household
Foods,
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LOGAN.
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Logan, Feb. ii,--Mr. j. u. snowden.
VINO Tor many years past has been om-
pl9yed as miller at the Deseret mills In
thls city, has resigned his position. In
ullor TO take charge Of a new mill
winch II being erected at sanford. Arl-
March lat.
Ihs weather has made another sud-
n,h change, turning warm. and the In
locations hre that all the snow Will
Ing.
Judge Hart today set Feb. "a. at 2
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TOOELE.

Tho funeral services over tho remains
of Elizabeth summer hates were held
In the meeting house last Sunday at n
o'clock. Elders George Mnllct. Philip
De Ia Mare and Apostle Lyman. We're
the speakers,
The conIoint meeting of the young
folks last sunday evening was very
interesting A good program was pre-
scented Of singing speaking. and music,
and all who took part carried out their
part Of the grogram with feeling to
Instruct and interest tho people who
had gathered together,
WARD REUNION.
The Tooele ward reunion win be held
next Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, Feb 18th, 10th and 18th, The first
day Will be devoted 10 the entertain
ment " the Old Folks, Thursday VIII
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Notice " hereby given that In accord
ancc with and under the power and
authority granted by that certain trust
deed made September ~ iSc 10 the
undersigned trustee. by Sarah 4.
1lardic and John y. Hnrtlle. her hus-
band. and recorded In hook 'a-A." page
t63 OF Mortgages. of the records nf Salt
Lake County. Utah. the undersigned
trustee viii uner FOR sale and soil 10 the
highest bidder Tor cash ut the west
front entrance to the city and county
building. In Salt Lake city. Salt Lake
county. Utah. being the front dour %
The county court house of said Salt
Lake County. on March 18th 1893. at "
o'clock noon OF that day, an the real
estate hereinafter described. ur - much
thereof as necessary. TO pay and dis
charge the Indebtedness secured by
said trust deed. being 5000 net prin-
cipal now due with interest from March
~. 1888. To the day ~ sale al the rate
OF pcr cent per annum. 500 ~ the
principal Indebtedness having been paid
on February q. 1886. and also to pay
reasonable attorneys Zee. compensation
10 yaid trustee. cost of this notice and
expenses ~ sale.
The sale viii be- made at the rcqtiert
Of the holder Of said Indebtedness and
because ~ default In the payment OF
said indebtedness NJ maturity.
The real estate above referred to IL
situate IN Salt Lake County, stat. OF
Utah. and " bounded and particularly
described NJ follows:
The west onc-half 90 ~ lot no. seven
"a Ia block forty-nVe H5b Plat r."
salt Lake city survey. said promises
being otherwise described "a commence
INK at tho northwest corner ~ said lot
Aforesaid. ana running thence south
twenty ts0) rods. thence east Ave 90
rods. thence north twenty l2ol rods and
thence west iive 90 rods. 10 the plhc.
Of beginning. together with all nppur-
longing.
WILLIAM n. JACOBS.
~.
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L.AKETOWN.


I.akotown. Rich Co. Fob. s-rcbru-
ary'a FIRST week brought perhaps the
coolest waVc-for sun wcather-thnt
l.aketown has experienced since clVili-
zntion dawned upon her. Yesterday
afternoon the eNtrcmo cold was fol-
lowed by n small blizzard. but FORUM
ately warmer. ana last night another
installment added 10 our already llber-
al stock OF snow. while this morning.
the sth, the temperature n quite mild
We have two Infants lying dead. In
monln. one a nine months old son OF
George II, Webb. ana the other ten
months old son Of David Jasper
kcarln.
We have had much sickness In tho
way OF colds. etc. Of late here.
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MOAB.

Moab, Grand County, Feb. s. 1890
We are having the coolest weather We
have had this winter. the 9Th and TN
was zero weather. No snow In the
valley hut plenty snow ut nj Tomp-
sons ana east and south % here.
In attending Sunday school and meet
inRs here one " reminded Of the hymn
olive uH Room that We May Dwell. %
our meeting house IN oyerrun With
children, and II too small 20 accommo-
date the sunday school. We haNa n
new house ON paper and the rock for
the foundation IN on tho ground.
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bonneville Mining Company.

Principal place OF business, Salt Lake
city. Utah. Mines situated at
Lake side Mining District,
Tooclc County. Utah.
Notice In hereby given that az u
meeting OF the Directors OF the nOnnr-
willie Mining Company. held January
iG 1880. NJ No. ~ north Main Street.
Salt Lake city. assessment No, I, OF
onc-half cent per share was levied on
the capital stock OF said company. pay
able Immediately To the treasurer Of
the company az salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the .0th %
February. 1859. viii DO delinquent and
advertised Tor sale M public auction.
and unless payment II made before.
will be sold ON March 18TH. 1890 90 pay
the delinquent assessment together
with cost OF advertising ana expense
OF sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
No. y north Main street. SAT- Lake
CITY. Utah.
pnted January ~ 1888
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WIN be for the entertainment ~ the
children. Appropriate programs have
been arranged for each DAYS cNcr-
cises. bach day There VIII be n ban
quot In the Social hail. where the
guests of the day Will be dined on all
the good things that this land viii af-
ford. on saturday afternoon there
will be theatrical entertainment for
the Old Folks. and In the evening the
Home Dramatic 60. Will give "A general
Performance ut the usual prices.
Everybody In this city u cvcry creed
II Invited TO the entertainments and
Fguvf
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corporated with the fDiiowlng person
abe Of prominent business men back 81
the enterprise. viz. John u. Murlock.
w. ~. Farnsworth. Franris cunl,pen.
4. w. Forester. A. ". Lewis. ". l..
Cook. Joseph Fields. John NJ. Murdoch
and ". NJ white. The ,ii'tai stock
" divided into 100 shares Of the par
vuiue OF 800 each and has AL bis' sub
sriih,d
c1HER ESTERPnisE-.
The Beaver 70 BE az ntMt Z start
the Il ner ovor Si.OJj a" han raised
~ u company by Mrssrs. White,
farHtwt ith, Murdoch oul othrtr. The
latter viii De co idtHtNd by Mess, =.
l. III AID Gee. vii, are already In the
business here.-Bcavcr Blade.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Mary Y. Hicks. Deceased.

Notice ~ hereby given by the under
signed administrator Of the estate Of
Mary v. Hicks, deceased, To the crcdi-
tors Of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased. TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the FIRST publication
OF this notice to the said administrator,
at room 6i5. Mccormick Block. Salt
Lake city, Utah
HENRY 8. HICK.
Administrator OF tho Estate OF Mary v.
Hicks. Deceased.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NDtitt~.
Consult County Clerk or the Respective
slgnerH for Further Information.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate OF Agnes IIoggan. Deceased.

Creditors will present claims with
vouchers 90 the undersigned, a, law
office OF Morse q Whittemorc. iOl Me-
Cornick BLDG, ON or before tho 18th
day OF May. a, u, 1899
JAMES w HOGAN.
Administrator Of Estate OF Agnes Hog
gan, Deceased.
Date Of nrst publication. January II.
A. ID. 1893.
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A Health
Maker e: '';;'i u !.

n health-Eavor. II makes the blood
pure, the muscles strong. the brain
clear, the appetite keen. the liver
active, tho digestion perfect. the
nerves strong and steady.
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NoT1CE-To the stnckholdcrs on M,
Bullion-licck and Champion Mining 90,
a Corporation.
You are hereby notified that the rcrti-
lar annual meeting OF the stockholders
or said corporation viii be held nt the
oincn " the company. room 30. 5u5
Tomplotun building. Salt Lake city.
titan, nn Monday. the sixth day "
March,. 1879. nt the hour of 10 q. M. for
the purpose or clectlng officers for the
ensuing yvur and fur the transaction ~
such other business Ms may properly
come before the meeting.
by order Of the board 81 directors.
w. J. HEATiE. secy.
Salt Lake city, Fob. II. 1889.
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"My wife
came home

VIA the burlington. and she says Il was
the most pleasant railroad journey OF
hcr life" This extract from letter
from one Of our Denver patrons glvea
point to the statement; II you want
COMFORT take the burlington Route.
Two trains n day from Denver to the
East-the Chicago Special leaving at
1910 p. M. and the veatibuled Flyer
leaving At 800 p. m. Tickets at Offices
Of connecting lines.
l. A. BENTON, Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
Ry.. Dooly Block.
II. L, NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
W, y. M'MILLAN. Gen. Agt.
PA =. W. Temple ST., Salt Lake city,
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Dated sal, Lake city. Utah. January
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UTAH STOVE & HARDWARE co.
Notice. The annual meeting Of tho
stoo kholdors Of the Utah stove n
iatuWaie company VIII b. iteit d, the
compuny'H office on Tuesday. February
lith. at y. m Tor the election " vi.
ticcrs and the transaction ~ auch
business as may come before II.
IL. MfCHEtsEN,
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,, SAFE Lake city Utah, FeSruarS, : :.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NUrIun.

To the Stockholders OF tho Grown
Point Gold and Silver Mining
Company.
a meeting OF the stockholders Of th,.
company viii be held on Friday. Feb.
ruary 2fth. next. at 4 O'Clock y. IN. al
hoom Svo Mccormick building, Tor the
transaction Of such other busInesa a I.
may properly be brought before ii.
CHAS. W. STAYNER,
President
Salt Lake city. Utah, Jan. sith,
1899.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-01-30
The HERAIDOFFICE
Observation-Disclosures

Is prepared.to execute all orders for Job Priut
ing such as Letter Heads. l5ill Heads, BuSi
ness Cards. Wedding Cards. Envelope Cards
and in fact all kinds of Printing
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-04-01
Real Estate
To day is Your Chance. Tomorrow
Nav be too Late.

Give me chance to show you, free of
| charge, some of the best improved, high
rolling and light SUGAR, COTTON and
CORN plantations and farms in this State,
near retneries and railroads. Cheap and
easy terms. Also improved and unim-
proved property in the four additions to this
rapidly improving and flourishing town, as
follows:
have 81 sugar, cotton and corn planta-
sions TO sell, also lots and improved prop
erty in town. Cheap ard easy terms
High rich, light and rolling land, 70. II.
feet higher than Bayou reche, La.
Barg aims in second hand boilers, engines,
sugar and syrup mills.
All property listed and advertised free of
charge.
Recently Listed.
Four adjoining lots Convent street in
Mouton'S addition.
A residence on lot GO, which is 100 to
40 in Mill's addition.
a residence on Buchanan street
Call for What you need or
want to know.
AMBROSE MOUTON.
Box ~, T.. o. Building,
Lafayette, La.
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Notice.

On account of the existence of small pox
IN ne1ghborlng towns, and of the introduce
ton of one case into this town, the publ,-
health demands and notice is hereby given,
that free vaccination will be afforded to ali
residents OF the town, to be had applica-
health. The urgent necessity of resortinp
to the same is hereby impressed upon ali
concerned CHAs. ID. CAFFERy, Mayor.
March 81. 1900
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Two Millions a Year.

When people buy, try, and huy again, it
means they're satisfied, The people of the
United States are now buying Cascarets
Candy Cathartic at the rate of two million
boxes year and it will he three million be-
fore New Years. 1t means merit proved,
that Cascarets are the most delightful bowel
regulator, for everybody the year round.
guaranteed.