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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-26
Wonderful Silks.


NOTHING LIKE ZEN EVER SEEN
HERE
AN FNTTRE LINE OF PLAIN MD
FANCY CORDED AND FlGUhED
TAFFETA SILK. WORTH II, FOX
csc A YAT.D.
Placlk Rrocaded Gros-Grain SIX, large
medium and small designs, FOR 'oc''
rw wo'Tn Taffetas, various colors. for
ri isr = Taffetas. IN half dozen colors'
for 29c. q yard.
Black Goods.
There's no compulsion to buy. or course
,o,n no selling. Watch the other folks
buv. Goods and prices you've never met
before.
pr.AcK IMPORTED CREPONS
bIWSoRTTI 81 A YARD, FOR &c..
eco YARDS OF FINEST RACK M M
PORTED CREPONS, COST slzo ~
LAND, FOR rs S,,, A 1v YARpci RrPoNs.
bT THNT COST COST $40 A YARD TO IN
PACK six and Wool Crepons, that cost
SbO 10 import, for $40 a yard =, On
B,ack Camels Hair Homespun' LOT si'o''
r.Osnc siO Wjde-Wale Cheviot an extreme
iy handsome fabric, for 75c. yard
The Carpet Selling
goes merrily on, despite the other at
fractions. and well it should We've
never shown an honester, pretuer lot OF
FLOOR Coverings at anything like such
nrices. Not only that, but already We've
,rorble in duplicating patterns. Carpet
t,,vine was never such price-easy work.
%aR1>,e.s III s7u
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TO SELL QUICKLY.
III MnMnm Mn} nN6z<

places no fancy values any article they sell THIS Is painted
on every item in the Big Store by ndsputabe lglres -
You're expected at the Store daily now, for its MOVING
PANORAMA OF BARGAlNS.
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WANTED.


Sc 26-lt"
WANTED.
a LADY WITH TWO CHILDREN
wisheG TO Rent Two Rooms in pleasant
locality. Terms must be moderate. Adj
dress H., care Postmaster Bon Air, Va.
SO 2-4t
WANTED,
TO GIVE AWAY ONE THOUSAND
Loads Of Clean Hickory Sawdust within
the next two days. Apply VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY Sc 22-lOt
WANTED,
OCCUPANTS FOR FURNISHED OR UN-
furn shed Rooms. with use OF bath. one
SQUARE from Commonwealth Club. Apply
al 5O7 west Franklin street
Sc 2S-Sa tn, Th&Sai,'
gADIEsi Use chichest.r's English Pennyroyal Pills.
Best. Safest. 0niy Reliable! Take 10 other.
Al Buy Druggist of srud &C., stamps Tor piftc
Glars AMI Relief Tor Ladies', In letter D. return mail
Chichester Cheniesl CO., Phlladn., Pn-
(au 1-Tu.Th, SulY
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FOR RENT,

No. 1873 SOUTH LAUREL STREET. TWO
Story Brick Dwelling of rooms. in tho
rough order. Possession October list. Call
and see us about il.
j. u. ELAN 4 co,
sc 26-eOdlw No. lli3 east Main street
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ron RENT.

FOR RENT.
FROM OCTOBER lST. FOR ONE YEAR.
the beautiful Swiss Cottage Home of II.
c. Burnett. located at Barton Heights
and overlooking the valley of the Henrico
turnpike road Price, $3.50 payable month
~ Apply TO II. G. BURNETT at First
National Bank Sc 26-6t
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7 rade 7 riiunlpEls!!

At every turn and every aisieway an exPahuoo 'ile w
the Improvement of progressive merchandising oui o'
continue TO ship with anxious Instructions
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Flannels and DOmestiCs

as IL the use OF 'em would be discon-
tinued the price would lead you to be-
lieve this.
Venetian Cloths, in all this seasons
newest printDgs. for 7%c. yard.
Pretty Dark-Color Prints, all this sea-
sons effects. NC.
Fancy Woven Teazledowns, all new,
for CSC.
Light Shifting Prints. 6hc. grade, FOR
3Ac
The New Fall Percales, yard wide, for
SIC.
shell-Edge Skirting Flannels, light and
dark styles, for 12i5c.
Heavy Red Twill Flannels, all-worth,
worth 16 2-3c.. for 121zc. yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-01
TALKS OF ARKANSAS. J. A. Franklin, in Washington, Says
 1t is Good State.

Mir J. A. Franklin who is in Washington on his honeymoon trip, was interviewed by a representa- tive of the St. Louis Republic last Saturday. Joe sticks up for Ark ansas first, last and all the time. He says: Arkansas is alive with quail and grouse this fall and tbe State is accordingly the sportman's paradise. The game laws have been in force the last two years and now for the first time since the statute was enacted, the close sea son is off. There is also excellent turkey shooting in many parts of the State"
 When asked concerning Little Rock Mr. Franklin said "The prospects of Little Rock are very bright for becoming a busy railroad and manufacturing center. To be sure there are several railroads run hing through there as present, but subscriptions have recently been solicited [ for construction of rail- road into the northern section of the State to tap a region that is rich in minerals. This project is practically assured, and will add enormously to the e;ty's interest and activity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-01
CHEAP GABLES AND
G9STLK KONES.

The difference in cost between long cables in deep seas far away, and short cables in shallow seas near manufacturing centers, is shown by the con parison of the contract price for the Denmark-Ice laad cable, and the estimates of the British Commission for the propos- ed Blitish-Paeihc cable. The dis tance from Denmark to Iceland, with landing on Scotland, is 900 miles and the route lies through shallow northern oceans. The con- tract price is 450, GOO Kroners, $134 or f27, los per mile. The estimate for the Vancouver New Zealand ca ble-a distance of 1886 n. miles with oue long stretch of 3, 561 miles -is 92,000, GOO, equatling 9250 or $1, ,220 per mile. The annual main tenance cost of this long cable, ex- elusive of operating expense, is put at $350 900 annually. Owing to It's one long stretch of 3 561 miles, this cable cost per mile nearly ten times as much as the 900 mile Icelandc cable in two stretches. These are extreme examples, one the cheapest long cable in the world; the other tue most expensive e.-Harrington Emerson, in the Engineering Maga- zine for November.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-01
THEY WERE THERE.
At the Court House Last Night to
 Hear the Debate.

Last night the court house was the scene of one of the best debates ever held hy the Oratorical Associa- uon. The subject was very appro- pos of the present circumstances and conditions that prevail in Pine Bluff. From this fact, aside from the merits of the debators, quite a large aud represen tatiye audience greeted the orators. All seemed to be greatly interested in the outcome of the question. One would think from the anxious faces that this was to settle it, but such was not the case. It was an improvement crowd at the debate Mr Milton Blum rendered an argument and an array of facts against the improve ment measure that lasted for half an hour. The decision was render ed in favor of the affirmative. The orators are getting up their strength again and expect to deal with all local and municipal prob lens that may present themselves to view. They anticipate organiz, ing Young Mems Democratic Club. Good idea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-01
SCARCITY OF PAPER.

The Graphic is having difficulty in keeping itself supplied with print paper. This is not due entirely tc our rapid increase in circulation, but also 10 the scarcity of paper The Graphic Publishing Co. has stand tug order with St. Louis paper house for print paper. A shipment of this paper has been overdue for several days. An inquiry in regard to che same brought forth the fol- lowing reply this morning: "We are sending you today ren reams of print, which is all we have in stock at present. This will supply your immediate wants. We hope to be abfe to ship shortly the balance of your oraer, but it seems almost inn possible to get print paper,as all the mills are over whelmed with orders and unable to turn them out prompt lv. We have had orders at the mill for over two months that are still un1Ied and we can get no satistac- fion from them. If you will let Us kuow how long this ten reams will run you we will keep you supplied as best we can
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-01
COUNTY FARM COMMITTEE
Met Wednesday and Elected Officers
 All Satisfied

The county farm committee ap pointed by County Judge ". D.. Jones to purchase a farm for the county, met Tuesday afternoon at the office ot Mr. c. H. Triplett on Main street, when the following of. ficers were elected c. H. Triplett, president; F. M. Hudson, secretary; J. ". Tucker, treasurer. The cleo tion was unanimous. and a most satisfactory ore. At=thIs meeting were submitted five offers of pIauta- ttons aggregating from 400 10 1000 acres, and ranging in rriee from $3, ,000 to $10, 000
 The committee deeideded that in consequ quence of the fact thata great many people, especie3f those own. ing plantations, are imbued with ene idea tbat crept into some of the papers uninteutiouaiIy, that the out. side amount of money to be paid for plantation would be 5000, has caused them to be rather reti- cent tu offering their lands for sale.
 The committee has decided to hold open the time for receiving bids until November 13.
 For the benefit of those who may not understand the appropriation made by the levying board for a county farm, we will say that it is ia the hands of the commissioners. aud tbat tt is left to their discre- ticu whether they pay $5,C00 or s50, ,000 for a plantation. The $5 ,000 appropriation is merely an aid or jnducement to those placing bids to show that everything is in good faith.
 ghe commissioners will wait up on the real estate men and see what they have to offer to induce purr- chase of them. Mr. Trip!ett, the president of the board, says that they will endeaYor to do the very best thev can in buying land, as welt as financially for the county. We wish them success. This will be a good mears of doing away with tue cruelty that has characterized our convict farm in the past
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-01
The Light That Failed.

'Now," said the young man as he crossed the room and seated himself by her side, we are all alone, and you surely will not refuse me just one lit- tie kiss. will you?"
 "oh, she timidly replied, q can't see it in that light"
 Then he stepped over to the chande- Her, and, with a simple twist of the wrtst-presto! change! and the light had disappeared.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-01

OFFICE. 2l6 ". BARRAQUE ST.
 TELEPHONE No. 1G2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-01

nE.t SUBSCRIPTION DUR \ ADVANCE
 xgITHOal EXCEt TON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
RlCHFIELD.
rinrd sos Tor Flooding the rabiic iiigh
wa,-Other Court News.

Special Correspondence.
illchncld. May iG.-ln the district
court yesterday. Judge HIGGINS was On
the bench.
Peter Hanson ~ Redmond. who was
found guilty by the jury last Wcdnca-
day OF allowing hia waste water to
overflow the public highways. was sen.
fenced by the court tn pay "a line ~
SO aud tho costs u court. amounting
In all to about so.
The case 81 l.isnnber Va Monroe irrl-
cation company ct al atlll drans on.
In the ease Of James Butler W John
" Heck Judgment On default was en-
tered for tiii2s and costs.
Yesterday the county clerk Issued a
license to and Joined IN marriage James
:. Manson. %, and i.ottic L. Liaombec.
is. both 81 Monroe.
Mr. Manson IL one n the recently To-
turned volunteer, while his bride " one
~ the daughters or ~ u. iinomboc.
one % the most prominent men of Mon
roe.
Judge McCarty was forty years old
yesterday Last evening. To- carry out
~ well laid plan 81 the judges anlahle
wife. the whole legal fIutefnty III thy
city. rwoupsd down upon the judge un-
bcknown 10 him. at his pretty rval-
dunfa.
Cards and other games were tho
nfnufemonts Of the evening. Tasty re-
treatments were served by the cordial
hostess and "a most enjoyable time was
had
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feature of the program. ~ also were
the selections rendered By the banio
and guitar club.
FUNERAL OF A. q. PYPER.
Tho funeral services of the remains
of the late A. q. Piper were held yes
tcrday at 2 o'clock y. m. In the Second
ward meeting house. Appropriate re-
marks were made by Priests. Jas. W.
paxman and Char. spcrry. and Elder
Ncphi jackson and Bishop 7. n. q.
Parks. All spoke In high thcrms " the
noble traits Of character possessed by
the deceased. and OF their long ac.
uuaintance with him. A large Concourse
Of sympathizins friends followed the
remains TO their last resting place.
The weather continues cold Tor this
time ~ the year. and ~ a consequence
garden truck IL at n stnniftill lee was
formed on the water last night
Suit has been Instituted In the district
court her, TO quiet title In the alleged
fraudulently conveyed mining claims
In Tintic upon which criminal action
has already been Instituted by -. =.
Dana against Mike I1tggernld.
Stock on tho matrimonial market has
gone up several points. caused By the
rumor 81 three or four approaching
marriages In high life.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Open Air Concert res,. Meeting bishop
Jsu..n ~ Mantns seriously III.

s"ur"n OF hnntns seriouely W.
Special Correspondence.
brigham city. May fG-Fur several
months the brigham band have been
pructicing under the able leadership
u rrof. g. christensen Saturday night
they gave free open air concert In
front Of tho court house. Several hum
drcd people gathered TO hear thon. and
were not disappointed. Tor their ren-
dcrinr Of difficult music was very com.
mUndnhie.
Elder Nophi Anderson delivered nm
Interesting lecture before a large au-
diOncc In the Tabernacle Sunday even
inr. Hts subject being Prom Faith 10
Faith" and was handled In an able
manner.
The weather has been quite cold for
the last few days. aud u fetarilng the
growth NJ the fruit considerably.
John Boyle. mayor. ana Counciimcn
Watson and browning, uf uggrn. met
With the county commissioners ycstcr-
day Tor the puruoao " inducing the
commissioners a. help the family ~
cniccr irown. u 4 e. BE- hoped that
they VIII see their way clear to dc 20.
a. the oflcer lost his iife In the undcu-
Nor 10 assist our uifoiais in the cap
ture ~ hlrhwayinen
Extrnditlon pnperH have been re-
ceiVed and the Preston burglars were
dsuda
Abe iIunsacher has boon arrested FOR
stealing n Calf from Hear River clty,
and u now beins held for TRIAL.
Monday evening there was held nt
the Tabernacle meeting In tho inter-
"sts of the peace congress- Many beau
uful sentiments were sNprcaHrd by the
speakers. Judge g. ~, Hart gave
short lecture on the good 60 b. obtained
~ diHafmfurut ~ tho nations The
singing was delightful. special num-
bcr being prepared Tor the occasion.
RESOLUTIONS were rpnd and unani-
mouHly adopted, after which the en-
tire audience arose and sang Amer
lea"
General satisfaction IL expressed At
the sentence ~ WIN. browns murder.
". although many " the women have
considerable sympathy Tor the con.
demnrd man.
Word has been received from Mnntun
90 the eject that bishop Jensen IL In a
critical state. ~ he u an old man,
great fears arr held. az an operation IL
hkely to be performed upon him today.
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sunday last quarterly conference OF
Wasntch stake began. Apostle Il. NJ.
Lyman was present aud impaired vai-
liable instruction. At the Priesthood
We're brought up and answered by
APOSTLE Lyman. Some ten 10 twelve
aged brethren from the Elders and
seventiee' quorums were ordained High
Priests. a vacancy occurred IN the
I''-' 80, ii'rHroh the death "
Joseph $. Murdoch. John 3.
Htk me- EiaHHt sun was
placed In nomination before the meet
Ing ana sustained to M the vacancy.
and was ordained and set apart 10 that
Office under the hands OF Apostle Ly-
man.
summer weather has struck VA In the
last thrre days. the Temperature " so
degrees In the shade Theea are leaf
ing out all In hurry A little cooler
today. wind strong from the south.
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VALLEY ,Irw MINING AND MILL.
ma tOMrANy.

Location of principal place OF bust.
ness salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice IN hereby given that at "a meet
ihE ~ tho company held on the 6th day
" May. 1889, an assessment OF a cent
pef snare was levied uu tho capital
STOCK ~ said corporation. payable as fol-
Lows cent per Share ON or before
Thursday the hth day Of June. 1855.
ana ! cent pnr share on saturday, Inc
SIN day OF July. 1883. tod. q, calder.
secretary, a. tho Office ~ company. No.
" Weat First south street, Snlt Lake
1ity, Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
SIN DAY OF July, 1899, viii be dcllnquent.
ahd advertised Tor sale ut public auo-
ton, ana unless payment IN made. win
be sold on Monday the Sth day az
August, 1893. az ~ o'clock noon, 10 nav
dellnquent assessment together with
sale.
lslgned) u. q. CALDER.
No. % west First South street, San
Lake city, Utah.
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soricr or SPECIAL sroCKuoLoEns
MEETING or riii uINALANA
MINiNs tONrA>N.

lhe time ~. N" l.rglar annual m-,ilnF ~
~" Stockholders ~ the lllmalAsh Mlnlnr
inmplin. n corporation ~ ttah. having
pia-,sti ~ without the holdiuT ~ said meet
iutinn ~ the ilari ~ nifts'inr. " said tim.
tnu., that a Htss'ial nurtinE ~ the stfFk.
huldsrs IN llsu ~ sald annual msetins ha.
t-s'n caligi and ulli h. held on May a. i-st
~ so.clt.k y. ~, ~ that day. AZ Tho Office ~
9. ~ lclts No. "a saith Mnin street. salt
lake CITY, Utah, fnr the puftst.c ~ eltsilng
nMcgr- and difsH.turr ~ the Company fnf the
susnlng ttar and f1r the rurisl-s ~ tfausart-
ina such other husinr-s a. may regularly
frifur h"fnui said msstinT
ione under Authority given by the board Of
nircinr..
Dated May Is. t-ap
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FILLnORE.


Special Correspondence.
Fillmore, Willard Co. May ie-fitr-
nard ilohlson, the son Of =. 4. Robson.
who was kicked by horse on satur-
day evening last. II still In a critical
condition. Dr. Robson " Provo II In
attendance and thinks the case q sdri e
Gus one. The boys skull IL fractured
Just above the eyes. leaving a wound
about three inches long. An operation
was performed yesterday morning by
removing that portion of the skull hear
Ing on tho brain. The boy IL Ftlil con.
rcious. although n large part " the
skull ON the forehead has been removed.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Alex Forte occupied the time at the
Sunday services Of the iith. speaking
ON the subject 81 the God-hcnd.
Clinton ~. Rcy. who has been em-
ployed ns n teacher In the academy at
Preston. Idaho. returned home last
week. lie IN looking well and expressed
himself as having enjoyed his iaboru In
the church school very much
The v. l., N. I. a. II still IN n -four
ishing condition although warm wealth
- has set In. Considerable enthusiasm
Il manifested by the young ladies In
studying the principles Of the Gospel
and storing their minds with knowi-
edge NJ the divine teachings of the
Savior.
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OUR OWN STATE.

-. = 80.
tstm OF couri IN addition TO those on
the hrst vcnne
itvvo-Jvhn raNey' Georse w. Gee
anu oiot helenperE Jr.
american Fprk-Williem j. shiplcy.
sosnen-isaac Allen.
.ehi-Edward ketrcn.
ieasant uro!e-icnja amin w. briggs.
neyaId-Adrew Holdlway.
spanish fofk-John y. Morgan.
rah'aduih-'hatlcs sanderson..
WEDDING BELLS.
County clerk Havcrcamp has issued
legal permits To we'd to the following
couples Alfred Leroy starr II. Of
SprinHvillc. aud Jennie Bcrfaston. n.
~ uoshcn. to Thomas y. Stubhn. q.
u Provo. and Maggie Morgan. ~. Of
Goshen 10 Farley Ginger. n. and
Mary Williamson. 10. both " Provo.
the FIRST named couple were married
by Judge hooth.
VA ~.ru IN ~ IA p...r,,u-t.,,
''N'''' NM
Per Oscar Peterson has COM
menccd suit against L. u. Larsen TO
regain certain real estate. The COM
PLANT alleges that on June 1rd. 1920. the
defendant agreed 20 purchase certain
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NOTICE. or AsssssnIsr.

Aufufn Mining Company. principal place ~
business. AIT Lake city, t'tah' Minis alt-
uhied ~ NHrNsNaiv. iruta county, Utah.
Nmlc" J. hervuy given that az inest.ns ~
The nlrssinfs ~ tisu Aurnra Mining gunipany
rait ilskV ~, ns.sssment Na a ~ pni,-half
cent pr share vas luNl,si GA tho capital stisrk
OF .ald company, payable Immediately 10 tho
ttNrtnfy ~ the company ~ salt Lake city.
Utah. Any stock 90 which this hssss..inr,it
may tymnin unpaid IN tho 1T ~ Iund, will
h. Delinquent and advertised Tor sale ia uuf,.
IT, aurtlnls huu unless pas mrnf 4 made hli-
turs vii H. snld on june rs. ~sl IN nay the
drlinuunut usssssmrnt taTufher with rit.t "a
ndNeftlslng aud eNlrnso ~ sale ~ order %
ilnard ~ nlrs'tnrs
JAMES u. STIRLING. sory..
ON, Malu ~. salt Lake CITY.
Dated May T. isgs
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NOTICE Is hereby given that needing
u the stroklnldprs ~ tho ilnstnn-
Nefhda 'npuor company. a corporation,
has lt'n called aud Will h. held Vt
The oiiice ~ Tue company. rU-un ~ Mccormick
building, salt Lake uify itah. on the iith
Jay ~ May, i-F. 81 u,clOct pm. for tho pur-
pec ~ amending Article VI ~ the Articles
OF lhnNff nftiluu ~ said rumpauy. BY in-
crasinT thn utr value - the share. ~ tho
capital stu'k ~ said ciinusnv fnim ten rrnts
pcf shan tu Quo dollar lsr shnrr
litNili -iLglt. President
Dated April =. i.N.
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SoIior 10 siocKuOLDrns.


RAH'f ~ wv NNNNNMNM NNN MINING fmfufIA ny
NtTiIl 4 horribly given that a meeting
~ tllp sttt'hhnlders ~ the Northern sly Niu-
US 'Huuay q hru'i1 called 80 uu hold a.
thr uiifV " The s4ld company. Mccormick q
,nmptnf'. hank. r1rngf n hast Temple AMI
lifai -luth sfnrfs. silt Lake city. t't1n. nn
The airi day " MAY. 80. Ht N u'cInrL o. "a.
fuf the rlfpnw ~ amending che articles -
lnrufpwatFiu ~ tfu said cumuauy ir thu fI-
lowing Particular
Aftirio ~. STRIKE out tho vurds "sait
Lake. and lnscfi IN lieu thuf,ff "i'rlvu"
Artlclr VII. strike nut the Wuuis "ons
million mud Insert ln lleu therrif "une hun
dfvd ana turutf -ntu thuusHudt" nlsi 4 flkp
siui ~" vurils zone hundfrtl thrrsaud" and
lnssft lu liuu thereof "fwn uindrIu aud fftY
thnu-andi' Hlsi strike nut the urflis -teu
dnllaf." nud inscfi in uuu thoroN "hfty
Ariiclc VI Strike out the EprIis "Fat
Lake aud insert lu llri thenef Provo
Ala add Auifip NNiit tn ratd ~ fnllowsi
That thr Capital Stock ~ the Company
may ~ ns.s.ai4l nt such timer IN such
nmuuni- aud fur such pufp1-ss a. the hoard
~ Trustees may drirfmlurH
4. liANAlt.M M, secretary.
salt lake city. Utah. April e. isol.
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Norio

Thc Regular Annual Meeting ~ the sfo.k-
huldrrs ~ llnu's rn,ins. Hank and 1rust
tnmnany VIII H. held ne tho trmpany's
utilre, Nus !, a {. iaat Temple 81 salt iais.
tliy, Utah, un Monday. June 9Th. tsip ~ n
n'clock d. ~, fir tle election ~ directors aud
fgr such other business rs may come before
tho meeting
fogrN2O SNOW. President.
gIuinf v CANNON. Cashier.
Dated May 18th ia1
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n you have piles. CURE them. No
use undergoing horribls operations that
simply remove the results % the dis.
ease without dbtufbtng tho disease
itself Place your confidence In De-
Wits Witch Harel saive. ~ has never
failed 10 cure oTiiEitS. u will not fail
60 cure YOu.-r G. Sshrnmtn, Mccor.
nick building. corner Main 81. and
First South.
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NofICt ~ A CALI 40 SPECIAL
srOCkUoLDrHs' NIhtIsu.

NOTICE 4 hrrrhy given that spss.ill
inviting u The stockholders ~ the Mast
~ elff'iluE dlfTiufs and ufirUrs ~ the cuu-
psuy 90 bold niiirr uufii tho newt annual
m'etlnE ~ he sinf'Alnldrfs aud fnf he puf-
Tie sale hud Transfer ~ nll the rial AMI per
sihhl utunffii ~ aid cumpany and all qnss..
~ all the siask ~ said fnniua nv hereby rnilft
~ meet ~ Rom ~, femplsfnn lluiliinr. In
~, chy AMI rnuniF ~ salt takr aud -tnie
tig huur ~ a. q. m.
Dated this i.ih day " May. A. y tsa.
". o at riiHtl-
o. ". tiii-lN,
: ". ML-r.