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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07
To the Voters of Texarkana,
TeXas:

am a candidate for reelection to the
office Of Assessor and Collector of Texar-
kama, Texas, election In April next. You
have elected me several times to fill this
position and my fourth term (of two years
each Is about to expire. On this account
have been reluctant TO further tax your
generosity, but | have recently received
unsolicited proffers of support from so
many citizens Of the town. that feel 1t Is
the wish Of the majority OF those interest
ed, that | should I'LL another term.
can only refer to my official record, to
the committee Of expert accountants who
annually examine my books, and to the
Finance Committee OF the City Council TO
examine and report on my monthly colleca
tiOns and disbursements.
! respectfully request your support, and
promls II elected for the coming term, 10
try to perform the duties Of the office as
faithfully, and impartially as have In the
past. Respectfully,
WILLIAM f. ESTES.
Texarkana, Tex, Jau., 20. 1900.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07
!. W. GARDNER. Editor and Prop'r
TUESDAY. MARCH. Z, 1899.
RATB9
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For City Assessor and Collector.
We are authorized 10 announce A. c.
STUART, as y candidate for the Office Of
Assessor and Collector TeXarkana, Texas
subject to the vote Of the people at the
April election.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOL DO,
rrt,.g EpTrN Y

Lucas CoUN Y.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner Of the firm Of +. j..
Cheney Il Co., doing bus ness in the city
of Toledo county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm viii pay the sum of ONE
HUN URED DOLLARS for each and ev
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO defOre me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. d., 1886
A. W. GLEASON.
lSeal, Notary Public,
HalfS Catarrh Cure is taken n
ternally and acts directly on the blooC
and mucous surfaces of the system, SenC
for testimonials, free
+. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by druggists, 7je.
Halls Family Pills are this best
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

The tbce llag will be displayed
m the weather. bureau ~" SaH
tomorrow which means coli blf
weather
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

Gentemen slltsr nIWntet sUs
peuders, at r. l. Schuster's 1914
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

We should be glad to know Will
Ibis weather is dlscomfortiug, tn;
he microbe IS having a tough,
time than we are. All thin,rs al
ior the best, we are told, and
his instance, we know that thes
reezes is just what the south ha
ny neeC ed.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

When you visit Little Rock stol
with Gleason, He leads all Others
in catering to the appetite aud
comfort of his customers His
house is unsurpassed by any in the
tate. 1912.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07
It Is Not a
StranO6 Contrast.

have been asked many times
in the past few months why il
is that sell so many Piano
and Organs, aud other dealers
here sell so few If YOU vii
only try my instruments and
get my prices and terms, you
can answer that question your
self. have everything in the
music line, and can save YOU
money viii you call aud St
me -
!. w, LASHLEYS
MUSIC HOUSE
220 Vine St, TeXarliana. Ark
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

Alderman Ayers introduced a res
olution requiring pawubrokers to
keep d record of all loans made, with
the names of parties asking the
loans. The resolution carrie6.
Mr.. Gus Munzesheimer who asked
permission to establish a lumbe
yard in rear of the city hall was de-
MED the request, as the danger
from fire would be too great.
The following bills were allowed:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

for ur.Nliics'bc Remedies
Dr. Miles BeH1i-
are sold by all drus
-ists under o positive
guarantee, first bottle
bcnea;s or money r
funded. Book on a.s-
eases OF the heart au4
nerves free. Ad4re
DE- MILES NC-li. q
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,Phnng Il1. l52 WEST BROAD

NUI \ tED MLA
(unless you'1e vegetarian, when
YOU need 1t all the same but think
YOU donD-we need money. We
have the meat, you have the money.
Let's trade, If yonr money is as
good as our meat, we'll AL be happy.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

Schusters, the "old reliable has
big stock of ladies' and geats
plain gold aud set rings. Prices
very low 1919
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07
Her Heath Restored

STaHE misery q sleeplessne-- c4n only %
realized ~ those who have expert
n cnccdit. Nervousness, sleep-essness
headache, neuralgia ard that ulserl6ll
feciia- ot unrest. can Furely Re cured hy D'
Nfre=' Uesf4-stivo Ncrrlue. So certain
l,s. ....gs og ,.., il.'t tnat a.l arr--.sis aF,
authorized ta refund price nsid tor the lrs
aa..lu tlel, providing i- l7~f 1o5 terci
airs Henry B-uns. vi,eof tAo 7e.l AHoF
blacksmith at Grand Junction. ia71, says
II -as troubled 0i,h s'cc1.,ss' .s,. nervous
ne,,. heala che aai ir-r-ularncus'ru-ilar
surs-.rr unta.d misery ~ ytu a-e
var..-s .Ls.sf ga r-4 -l.e-- Ft.r...s .Oa
rla.1ts 1,.l1c5 f-.1s u1d-Ftae t7ra .- .-c;
plrysIcians, without heip. I noticed la L-
fiile,' advertisement The testimonial q
lady curod NJ aii seats s.a...ar % E.ne, an
Ishall never cea-rfo thauk thai iaay' he
testimonial iniu-el uv 60 use ur. Nile
vc-yiua aaI Ncress s-a- L's-i,i.a Th!e
i -... e., H...r fH.. .#. ..H.. =. r lrlu-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

Wanted-Active and trusted per-
son to work for US in residence sec
tion. Liberal salary guaranteed.
Good chance for advancement No
capital required, For full informa-
tiau address Shepp Company, 1881.
1888 Chestnut ST., PhiIadelphiI,
Pa. 227 I'm.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07
WEST SIDE CITY COUNCIL.

The city solons met last night,
with Mayor Hardin in the chair aud
the following alderman present;
Ferguson, Thompson, James, Car
michael, Estes, Ayers, Walker,
Mercer, Collins, Graves, Summer
hill aud Morrow.
City secretary read the mirutes
Of previous meetings and they we're
approved.
Alderman Thompson whose busi-
ness it is to examine and check up
the official reports, reported that
be found them alright.
Alderman Ferguson asked that
his resignation be received as he
was preparing to leave the city and
make St Louis his home. The
resignation was accepted.
Mr.. George Vaughn had in a
Communication from Ripley x
Branson, in regard to claim due
them, which they pray that it be
paid. 1t was pigeon-holed with the
committee, on claims.
The council was notified that a
suit was filed against the city The
mayer was ordered to confer with
the city attorney in regard to the
same.
Resolutions were read, endorsing
| ]. W. Harris for railroad commits
sioner for Arkansas. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
The mayor ordered the city cleo
tion for April, and appointed the
! following election judges:
Ward John Bresewltz.
2-Johu n Stewart,
3-M. D Tilson,
4-Mr. Boush,
5-M L. Purifoy,
6-J D. Gaines.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-07

scrOfula appeared on the head OF my little
grandchild when only IS months old shortly
after breaking out II spread rapidly all over
her body Tie scabs on the sores would peel
Oh ON tho alInhlnsI lnnNh. nnd Tho nhnr LhAN
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sOricE o. San uSnEn DEED oF
TnU-r.


NOTICE D. h,rrty given. that Whereas
CharIrs 81 Cannon and ldh cannon. hls Wlfe,
gn tho i,lh lnn ~ Nay ~ n3roWci y
filuOu. aud mndo. executed AMI delivered 10
said sleiriy their note aud agreement for
that amount payable Iu insiallmruts aicnrd-
% secure che said note aud Use payment N
hll ihn IusiHlInrnts nnd OF his huts Hud ns-
stasmruis according o. tln rules aud ruEuin-
lions Of said 40 lry un ihr lnlo date made
executed uId delivered tu tlIo undrrsleurd.
hanfru NJ. cannon. under their hnnus nnd
sttls their certain drrdu trust which decd
vi trust vas rr'fripd iu thr ONCE 81 She salt
Lake County ktcInlUr lu Book llt OF MORT
glFcs paro ~. Uu che isth day " Nay, 1878,
by rufUrfrl CD uud mndu % ruri ~ tlis notice.
whereby they conveyed Oh hNuraU NJ Cannon,
tne up4alerelsfeeed 81 ths g.e g1a p9rpos.ss
aua assigns, forever nll Che property hcruin-
And uhcrhs. the said Charlos 81 Cannon
90 paving tnU IntUrUIi miscellaneous and lines,
anl ihtru q nov auu ihe society Tho sam OF
Wicrtas. 10 tbu Same limo tho said Charles
~ Cannon Hud idH cannon. bis wife pirlsrd
o. Hhlrrs N tho liih HorIai M st1cA % tho
,nld socl.iy ~ additional security ~ sad
inan, with authority iu sull she same ln case
~ default ln any 90 tho provisions 20 said
note aud agreement pr,scHheii
said decd % Trust Mi sel NJ the front door
uf tho Ciiy aud inudfy nulldlnT. boo tho tltY
anu NnumNN or NNNN lake HlNiN nI tan ON
The gnth dAy " OriuhHr, A. m ial1 at tle hour
uf o. am, tf public uurf'ou. tn tho highest
bidder an thu rlrht ittln and Interest that
the aid Charles NJ Cannon and ldu cannon,
hla wife. hHd uu thr 18th day ~ May 30 "
that ihuY may aftrfUnrls have acquired, OF,
iu aud ii 80 Tint piece of uarcH ~ lgnh ID
salt Lake County Utah, particularly de-
tcflnHl ua follows. fo-Nlt.
Commencing ono uul Cen c'urruths u in.in
riis unfth irlm thn slnthWusi cFntf q iut
throw ln. lr hInHk tNu nW uIat ny salt Lake
t|ty Hlrfry and ruuuluE thence north thrun
and ono half IiO rudsi thcnrr cast. eight ll
r0dsi ilvnto vest ulFht 90 RODS 60 the place u
beginning,
AIso twelve Shares 10 stock uf Tho nth
sefIo. uf sfoak lu thu said Llnns hcnunt
uuldlnf Society, pledged Ms afnfuiald, and
WliIHHnIy thu proceeds OF said snln as direct
cd in said urclul trust
GEoRGE N. CANNON.
Trustee
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The regular quarterly conference Of
the Utah stake Of Zion terminated TO-
day. after tho holding OF three unus-
uaily Interesting services. where sound
timely advise wna given 60 the people
b., tha authoritiss' preHrut. Apostles
1ohn Henry Smith and Geoigc Teas
daie were in Attendance, ana both nd-
Hrssaal tho EniutH.
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Are ouick 10 sec and Appreciate Real
Merit In any Preparation. Many Of
Them are now Purchasing stuarta
Dyspepsia Tablets 10 Al
stomach IruuHlea

NhAfN hhNNNA
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are dis.
covcry Of great value to the medical
profession aud the public They are an
unfailing specific 10 all cases Of dyapep-
STA and di1urdcrod digestion.
Almost everybody digestion ia dis
ordered more or less, and the common
est thing they do Tor O " 20 take some
one Of the many 40 called blood puHh-
cfH. which IN many cases are merely
strong cathartlcs. Such things are not
needed. u the organs are In a clOEEcd
condition, they need only "a little help
and they viii right themselves. Cathnr-
tics initiate the sensitive Innings % the
stomach and bowels and often DO more
harm than good.
purginr 81 not what De needed. The
thing io DO BE- 10 put the food 200 c0ndl-
tiun Co bo readily dlgcsied and uHaimi-
lated. stuart's Dyanspfa Tablets do
this perfectly They partly digest what
D. eaten and give the stomach the accfe-
tlon and rxcretlon of the digestive fluids
and relieve the cungrFtcd condition Of
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ton to DO 60 work Whom that Oh done,
you need take no more tablets. unless
YOU eat what does not agree with you.
Then take one. or two tahlHiHa nlve
thom needed help. ana you Will have mo-
trouble.
NNN common HNNNH NNHNINlNN ana n
common sense treatment and % viii
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ease. but cure the cause. Goes about
u In "a perfectly sensible and scientific
way
We have testimonials enough 10 nl n
book. but we don't publish many Of
them. However
Mra H. ~. Faith Of Byrda Greek
Wis. says. / have taken AN the Tab
lets I got OF you AMI they have done
their work well In my case, Tor ] feel
like "a different person altogether
don't doubt n ! had not Hot them !
should have been ut rest by this time.
A. y. willard. Onsiow. a.. says Mr.
White ~ Canton, was telling me Of
your Dyspepsia Tablets curing him ol
dyspepsia. from which be- had suffered
Tor eight years A. am n sufferer my.
self. I wish you 10 send me paclngg
by return mail
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Your dyspepsia cure has worked wuu'
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/ from dyspepsia but am now entirely
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n viii cost Boz 90 md out Just how
much EtuartH Dyspepsia Tablets VIII
help YOU. Try thrm-thatH the beet
way t1 decide.
An druggists sell them A little BOOB
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The following orders were made IN the
Fourth district court Saturday
fn the case Of Bullion Beck Tunnel
company We IN lteluc Mining company
1t ni. Nov. Sth srt for hearing.
In the matter OF the estate u Sarah
g. Lamhsnn. deceased hearing ~ pei.
ton Tor confirmation Of sale OF real
estate pot Tor oct 20.
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TtiURBER.


Special Correspondence.
Thurbcr. Wayne CO.. oct ti.-rhur-
Der is shiverinr ln the embrace % Wln-
tor AN DAY yesterday th.e part ~
tho valley wac swept hy HiNiy-mle
storm. which brought SNOW lHHt uiEhl,
Hrd tufny the hiHh winds are undated,
accompanied with heavy showers oi
hHu Hud rain
The cruua orc nearly uN In, nud
thrrahIuE ln rrugrofsluE rapidly, There
Do considerable loss THE year ln the
wheat crop thr0urh early frustH.
Tho writer wac ln Lyman fsW days
ago and noted that 400 che rv1ple were
earnestly working Co complete THEIR
nue rock church house. All were uu
boz como part of the work. lahnfiuu Win
hearty good Wlll ana doH.rr" murh
uriife fnr ihr excellent example shown
their ncIrhbors Arkrd why th'y hli
been s1 successful in THE public WORK,
while the people NJ Thurher HAD not
enterprise Co begin " meeting h'uH''
70 dynamite rrrlledi well. tht rri.
SON D.. we are 40 poor lu Lyman, ana
therefore can md time 90 work for mo
rhc rarents OF Thurhor are again
asking each other, are we rolng to nav"
any school this year 0r uoti
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SNOWFLAKE ARIZONA.
Good Country Vlsu FROM rider Androw
Kimbar Health aud Prosperity

Special Correspondence.
Snowflake Arizona. Oct io.-Wo ind
very little published Do the "NewH,
from Arizona. considering Tho slt. uud
Importance of tho Territory aud th1
number ~ o. readers in This Gar or
country Yet we think we have Just l1
good l country hs Utah. uud % wc WIN
wake uu. and spend our tliun und means
in developing our natural resources ut
homo. instead OF spending ru much time
ana means 600 building up other places
the 0nrct would soon De manifest Go aNl
$40 received visit 20 short ilme nEn
from o. rcll live man. Die residence Dr.
somewhere in the OLA country. ANA the
irat and last letters 90 Die name are An
drew itlmhaiL To say that the prugrua-
alyr people 81 this part ~ The couu-
Try were delighted with hiH home
made talk. d. stating tho case mildly
Tho immediate results " allowing turh
man 60 run loose a. na follows one
settlement nearly 1cpopulntcf igone ln
the Giills quite "a number ~ our pupils
are attending school at Thatcher in-
stead OF going 10 Utah, with many
more 20 20 in .ho future. ~ we cannot
h. awakened from our "iNp Van
winklo sleep" and establish schools of
our own.
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BEAVER.
Tragic Death of wnuam Greenwood
Druwned In SEWER River.


Special Correspondence.
Beaver. Heavier CO.. oct. william
Greenwood. father of Mrs. G.. u. White.
and one " our esteemed cltizens about
20 years of nEe. was drowned Va the
sovlcr river while ou his way returning
from conference. IN company With
prs.st. g. u, While and nthern N our
city, on the nirht VI the nth inst.
he loft Salt Lake city for Milford. At
watering station. known as ltlvcuiide.
IN Willard county. n appears that while
the train was stopping 90 take on water.
MIR Greenwood got OF for u few mo
mcuta and got loft A. Il was NvrN
dark md uormlng. and there boiling no
houses Tor several mlca. hr wandered
around am nlght In the storm. lie was
found next morning BY one ~ the zee
ton hands and requested 10 remain
where Dc was Tor "a Few minutes and the
section hand would return and take him
20 the station. but when the section
hand returned the old gentleman had
again wandered N and could not be
found
lie was not missed by those on the
train until they arrived AZ Milford. on
the morning of the 18th Word was I'm
msdlntely sent back utong the line for
searching parties 10 be sent out aud
later. lying On the middle ~ the ScvIr
river dead. n was supposed De- had
tried 90 wade through the river and Il
proved too deep Tor him and ne was
drowned,
The body was brought M from MIL
ford today. The funeral viii take place
at the tabernacle on sunday nt .. IN.
LETTERS FROM BOX a."
Thomas @. Reese. l.. y. Farnsworth
and James Muir have received letters
from "Hox b. asking them to take O
mission IN the Northern States, They
have an fiFuincd their willingness TO b.
ready the first Of January.
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Could not express the rapture Of An-
ME d. Springer. of Philadelphia. when
pr. Kinr's Sew Discovery cured her of
a hacking cough that Tor many Year,
mad made NE burden, She says. AZ
ali other remedies and doctors failed %
aeon removed the pain IN my chcst and
] can now sleep noundly, something
can ecnrcrly remember dolng before,
feel like sounding Ice praises throughout
tho Universe" Or kinE'e New Dlacov'
cry 90 guaranteed Co cure ull trouhlca
OF the Throat Chest or Lungs. Price
l0o and a. Trial bottles free ni a. q
a. I. DRUG. Dent
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four inches the night OF the iith and
four Inches nlght % 18th. and la anow-
ing today
our fret SNOW nat yUlr WHH un o.
Let uf October. when two inches fslit We
then had fine weather uu Geo December.
Hope wo VIII have same this year. H1
the FARMERS can put in th7lr ftl rfuIn.
. understand there wore over WNil
bushels email grain raised ana thflHh'l
On GENTLE Valley.
Sheep mon are busy shipping sheen
year than last
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Tho annual meeting ~ thr sfochhuidprs ~
tlo iifidnu f tho WoHf Mining Company, which
shnnid have been holi nu ihr nrat Monday Zoo
February ~. having passed, "a MfrtIurHf mo
stnrlhnIdUra ~ mid Company fur tlu par
serve until fIn urst uusulug annual election
nnI uulI fIHN.r Hu"HnHHurH shall NNNu NfNu
duly elected and qualified. and frf che tfans-
uHfIun uf other business ua uNH urunnrIV
rump hUfirH tho mnrtInf l. hrruhy HfIiol fnr
Monday. Nsfuh.f Nflt fsN uf .1u.TinHf ni rl..
Of che unIsU uf thU secretary ~ ilir company.
tn-alt li0nm iit tliY and county liuiIdlur,
salt tnlU rltY. Utah. Haid meoflnr VIII also
consider che proposition ~ lrVNug nn hssf|sa-
mont uuun thr capital stock 81 thn rufunra-
tIuu. j. f.. IiNrlN, Secretary
rait Lake UlfY. Utah. sept uth, ia
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GROUSE CREEK.
Death ~ ueautifui NSunE Woman
Louisa Imsiine nichsns.


Grouse Creek. nazciier co.. OCT. H.
ON NVaInaaHnV evening. oct 18th death
Invaded the home of Brother 4. 4. Iuch-
irH and took from him hIH yllugc 9
laughter Louisa EmcilnU. AGED ~
years She had been ullIHg f1r two ~
three weeks. but her family uui fiioul 4
thourht ID nothing Hafl0us until toward
the nnt. when eVoryth.ng that loving
hands could DO was done. hut 900 Co no
avail She was unconscious Tor about
four days and passed away lu that
state Deceased was an active momhU q
~ tho Y. T.. 81. L. 8. ana sunday school,
md her death viii b. missed on every
sIdD. arpacniiy loo the Sunday achp q.
where she hold the position " secretary
brother Rheims and family have the
heartfelt sympathy 0t thH entire com
munity In their bereavement
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Vote In favor Of noedlng the Ciiy for
Electric Light.

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Broyc. Utah CO.. oct i6.--
A vote of the question ~ bonding to
raise funds 60 put ln electric lights was
taken last Friday resulting Ia its favor
hy "a majority % clght votes. The sum
required l. 5000 10 he taken in stock,
with the riah LiEht and Power come
pauy We expect to bee lighted by
Christmas. Work N being crowded on
the plant. which ~ situated al the mouth
of American Fork canyon. Lohl and
enterprise.
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KAYSVILLE.
Democratic Nomlnee. Tor city omeeru-
Oid OmeeFs Renominatod.

Spcclpl Correspondence.
kuyHyllle. Davis Co, Oct. l6 iss9.-
The Democrats held their city caucus
nt tho city hail last night J. q. NJ.
iinrrta received the nomination FOR
mayor by reclamation. The other nom
lnoea chosen are AZ follows; Council
men. George swan, Henry ~. blood,
Seth e. Jones, John W. Galley aud
James n. Linfordi treasurer %. \. VIZ
Hams. recorder ~. D Sheffield 1r.s
marshal. Elijah Laycocki Justice OF tho
peace. a. W. BARNES The vote Tor
the nominees Tor recorder and marshal
were unanimous,
The nominee Tor mayor ana an of the
gentlemen named Tor the council, exc
cept james II. iinford. VIII become
their own successors IN Office II elected
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The health Of the people IN this src-
tlon OF the country ~ cXcolienti crops
ore fully no 20 the average large area
of tho country o. covered with ErnHHi
cattle and sheep Industries ono Hour
lshlur. IRRIGATION schemes nru multiply
Ing ou every hand. A large number Or
young people must De- provided WIN
SOME prospect Tor homes in the near
future. or brother Andrew VIII catch
them sure. 20 build ~ his part OF the
circulation herr us AN other papers
combined,
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sheriff Crockett lcn today Tor Provo
having iu charge James A. Downs ot
smlthnold. who was PRONOUNCED luanne
before Judge Hart last Friday
John nlriuo and wife are here vlHlt-
lng relatives from Stafford, Graham
county, Arizona. Mr. nlrduo ls editor
OF the Graham Guardian, published at
that place,
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toUrHsRH PACIFIC nv.
PROVO.


g1s,i.t "'"s Notes.
p'' 'a correspondence.
9s t S,S9' OCT 1.-THE funeral d,
Y Mo sucenmhs va mgmher OF battery
Hsl,.,l'g I,s y hls country , contracted
Az es. Junction Il vas T sSmI /. Sily
" q rs iiS,yt being under To ads.
ss.igi ! bs, sbiI ,,i. volunteers. First
sm M onleIale as pali ib. lo ,.. ana IN lhe
D, 1l sol,aa r4rloy Hoidawarys.' WI WI,
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LOGAN

Democratic Nominee for counriimen An
Unfortunate Taken to Provo
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co.. Oct 1.-THE Logan
Democrats held thulr primaries IN the
various precincts last rNoning' FOLLOW
lng are tho couuciimun nominated:
First precinct. y. T., Nielsen, John
Reed: Second precinct charles ENG
land. Joseph Wilson, Third precinct
Vim. u. Andrews. Moses Thatcher Jr,;
Fourth precinct 5. A. LangIon. John
DAZZLE. FIN precinct. n. A. NeubcrGer,
y. u. Nmmnr