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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17
THE FATHER or PENHAhSHfP.
\ Project TO ERECT A MEMORIAL TO
PLATT r. SPENCER AT GENEVA. OHIO

4 Project TO ERECT MEMORIAL TO
PLATT R. SPENCER AT GENEVA. OHIO
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Record.
There is project on foot to erect a memorial
library to the memory OF the worlds greates1
penmdn. Plat r. Spencer. The new building
will be one Of stone, and is 10 cost $4,000 Be-
sides an extensive library, it IS 10 shelter The
historical collections Of Ashtabula County.
In this town Of some three thousand inhab-
itants Spencer lived in the early days OF the
Western Reserve. and in the little log school
house. which was also his residence. he first
taught writing This little log house is fresh in
the memories Of hundreds Of the most success
ful nj n and women Of the United States. who
IN carly days came from all sections OF the
country 10 attend this school, which was COM
monty known as "Jer,co" OF the Log Sem
mary.
Spcnccr's life Mas filled with hardshps. and
all that he attained was gained by hard
study hard work and strength OF purpose. lie
could. therefore, a. teacher appreciate The
harlships II his pupils in their struggles for a
education. II was IS much Spencers attitude
toward his pupils AS his capabilities that made
aim famous is an Instructor. Although Spencer
was a teacher of many branches. his speciality,
as Is we'll known, was pcnmanship. The beau
uul characters Of the Spenccrian system Of
writing are taught to-day most extensively "a
every state in the Union.
When these characters first took form il vas
not upon carefully prepared paper. but In tho
sands ny the waters edge. on the bark Of trees
and upon the frameW ork forming the cabin OF a
lake steamer Long before he had attained the
az" Of eight years his great desire " as 70 writs
or draw.
Even At this early age his hardships in pur-
suing his chosen work are noticeable. for up to
that time he had never piece OF writing
paper He had heard Of writing paper and its
uses. however and ii was his great desire to Sc
cure II possible a single sheet. He then lived
at East Fishkill, n Y, his native town This
point was a mecca for lumbermen in those days
who often traversed distance OF twenty miles
to the nearest town Of any size.
To one Of these lumbermen the ambitious boy
intrusted what was probably his first penny in
structing him to buy him a sheet Of paper before
his return. IL was nearly midnight when tho
lumbcrman arrived back at Fshkill but Plat
was waiting for him. and, with the precious
sheet before him in his room ne began to write
MahOn j. Woodruff. of New York City has
erected a stone at the grave Of Mr. Spencer 10
Geneva Cemetery and on this stone the fol-
lowing words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17
DrpLIcIrY or DlcHsHi> DS.
From The London y VS..

From The LONDON News
! know a lady who WAS the Aappy pos-essor
Of two Dachehunds. Their" was one delightful
cushioned chair by her iir"~dr reserved To tnoi
u.s. In il was room for both. but 1T was under
stood between them that they must occupy IT
on, al a time only The first In possession Wst~
generally allowed to remain as long As ne. or
she liked Sometimes, however tn" younger
doc grew tired If the comparative discomfort
o. the hearth rug. He would then make b"-
h-Nc' that there was AN enemy outside IN"
window Sprneing to his feet. he would rush'
with "a grDNl across the room. ana N"uli th'u
~ off into shouts OF defiant barking. IN" old
rachs startled. would jump out Of the char -
s,r what IL Wa all about. Whercup"n her un-
gallant junior would wheel round and gain tn"
cnsoy nook with run. Etiquette forbade the
elder. though icfraudrd. To Turn th" other
dog ont Was not the whole scene carefully
planned 10y thu yongcr 'hound'; VINO can
bona ndo r-a sonins? The thing happened over
and oyer again and the owner was Obliged To
account it rus AN ignobc rus
$500 just the same sort of trick going On be-
tween the DstXies have now under Db~rrt alton
II is clearly against their notions Of 'upurlte
for one Of them to Interfere az a hurr'W that ihe
other has begun 10 work. Waldi L. much the
c',Ncrrst at cNrlyating. but three days ago Il
was Ncllo who ~ busy with mole hil under
Nhicn was the little black quarry Naldi
spIang ON wall close los. and sent forth ear
Tirrcing shricks. N,lo left his half mud" tun-
ucl To- s-c what was the matter ami insanity
Waai Whisk'-l round and dashed into tho hole.
W,N. one day later that is, the day heior"
yesterday saw the pup execute exactly me
saru- uauG.uvrc There could b., no mistake
about it. Waldi was nalf buried and sr"opng
ont th. earth with those clever hands of hers
from a most scduouV" buro". Sell" y"llrd at
the top of his voice that the Alps were falling.
a. that all the hereditary enemies Of l)aNi's
", Pc upon us: the precise import | may not
have quite caught but could not bc mistaken
laj,D Waldi disintorrcl herself in jiffy. and
shifted thu air thinking with her hose in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17
FASHIONS ~ OTERALLS.

From The New Orleans Times Democrat
All overalls look alike to chappieS who pay
SD pair for their trousers said a guest in
the Grunewald lobby. hut you're badly mis-
taken If You imagine th,y offer field for the
exercise Of taste The average wOrkingrnan Is
very particular about the cut. finish trimmings
and color of his oNcralls and there are fashions
in them the same as i'm anything else
The correct shade I'm oNeTalls this fall Is
golden hue. 1t comes I'm denim goods, and
shows deep blue ground with small yellow
threads. There is also crimson blue and blue
white. but they are not $50 sHell TO be strictly
in the swim your oVcralls should Ice golden blue
with double front. brass buttons and a cava "
seat The cavalry seat is "A foihlc that comes
out of the West. like young LochinVar and ~
simply good sized reinforcement edged arour 4
with double row Of nice yellow thread. II y
considered very chic"
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THE BLACK MAN ; KUN.
.Nr1oNs pF .HN ooNsr MED - ~"
NATIVES III NIGERIA

Nal 20 ''
From The Iou3on Chronicle
We have received long letter IRON, \ Iin,,or
snnndnut i'm Lagos dealing with IN nv 90,
trotic i'm Nigeria from which Sc MAXI ~ "
lowing extracts -,,,oso
II is 4 mistake for people at nom ~ ,t,nn 70
that statements which are made from 'Lfro
tiine IN regard 30 the effect or gin y. 49,
upo, the natives are either s"hop"' ~ -
grrafipra As one Who has hV.u i"l .rd has
,.~,lJ. INN, n the Nigcr territories anu
actually sold ,ia 10 the natives. not Oh n' a,n
,..ntInt hut for others | cnnSiicr 'hi0
n,laliGcd to speak on the subject nay f',ri,c
sit.d for ,i,re years IN the Niger ana ''",
IN. tiin. vas there DIT DISK l."'' ,,s
the natives IN gin rum ana 'thc' o9 chat
and had many Opportunities p Iat,',iiit s.ir-
effect the drinking Of '"nlin'"'"t ".rt.'.s v'ith
its had upon different iriD' "' "r mo- trade
whom ann ''.' ~, thr E.nnc owing 20 the
fact that the Niger company do.s w." W, ,'tP Gin
spirits above the srt"nth p.i"' ,hn \uno
docs reach there IS -ulgslrd up "f ,ds IN
Hrcaae of cano"nrn. or 10y the DiI'N ,,'.nv
the steam launches belonging ID Nh, n 80,
which ply 10 and fro between Inc ~" :, ,,,e
inns Most y tho larS. towns IN inc ''n ,u
a.. NJ thonoian lnd The l"5rcc ~ Is.ti"'Si" "a,
,,,t;,,as nrof.ss - Just and only just SUM "
49,, et.,o IN, tide y drink. If ii should ever oc
.,,,,,. ,,.sille to obtain gin ther, IN any JUN
nv I'm, ID must not he forgotten that tn"Ir
,,s many towns on ana in The ncighborho VI
rho H.nue inhabited by p"ganS' WI" a h,,
'iu .i,,d mr. failed 20 b.. encompassed by
,tt 80 Nab.r,.t.,n Influence sweeping down
t,l' Nv. Ill., IT, thDm H.. gin trade is as yet IN
.1t. .rre,1 Of civilization mas not
.rnd .bern
''i'''' ""' ,.....,,,y
SMCGGIiNH ti1i MF' SUI
... .t,., ,.,.-..r,f irntorial military head
~ i"N.y' >,i,ri, M Gin i, sold by the Roya
ii'trt'rS III r'1 tnt # can nevertheless always
Nls'r plni'@"t n,ii,.. market haze often
"' p'uIlt l" ~ fnkoia Certainly. the
S,'' ~ .'n',,n, rr,hibits spirits from being
Niger '"P'"y ~. mink m. cornpany's
landed more p". 49, o,',.r sufficient vigil
custom h"u7e '"'' ''' .hir duti.s Hun
lance in ~" iiS'h''~ "' Wv .,r Working
drrd5 # cases are 7'I,"-'>,l ~ a'' mo mkt
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Mr. Woodruff also first proposed the memorial
library in lN>3, and ever since more and moro
have Interested themselves in the project, untn
now ii seems likely that it will be a success in
he not far distant future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

FIJI
VIII
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
OUR NEICHBORS.
WESTON, IDAHO.
Forty Fer Cent Coop Surprise on PRIMARY
rr.aid.nt school Meeting.

Special Correspondence.
Weston. Idaho, Nov, 22.-rhc little
town OF Weston Is situated ON hill
Ia the northwestern part OF the benuti-
ful valley Of Cache. Its dry sircein
form "a nice contrast 10 the towns In
the lowlands. that after the heavy
rains Of last week are ankle deep Ia
black. sticky mud where any load nj
all takes four horse team. There are
about forty families IN the town, but
the ranches are scattered for miles
around. Water and vmbor are very
scarce, and most NJ the farming 10 On
the dry system. The crops this year
ayerdgc fort per cent or the usual Yield,
but none Of the grain was froacE. The
price only IL frozen, viz; Through the
rise In freight and the tactics OF mid.
dlemcn wheat II only thirty -cight cents
per huFhcl. with promise of thirty
cents. go the farmers ate scanning the
heavens and the earth watching Tor the
prosperity that IA 20 much heard OF,
but so slow In showing up
PRIMARY ASSOCIATION.
ON Monday evening last the children
Of Weston Primary association came 10
tho home OF Mrs Hannah Nicholson,
VINO has 10 faithfully presided over
them Tor nineteen years, and with arms
and baskets loaded with the good
things Of earth, gave their beloved
president q surprise, As they entered
ihe homo their little voices raised In
unison In singing the Primary hymn.
1--WE thank Thee. o God, for our Prlm-
ary.'
After n nleasant evening the children
presented their teacher with n beauu-
ful set Of china ana glass ware.
SCHOOL MEETING,
ON Tuesday evening the county su-
psrtendont ~ schools, John y. Daley,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
KIDNEY DISEASE KILLS.
a.. victims Are Numbered by the Hun
dreds of Thousands,

n you are suffering from kidney or
BLADDER disease. the doctor asks do
YOU desire to urlnate often. and are you
compelled to get up frequently during
tho night7 Does your back pain your
Does your urine stain linen II there Il
scaldlng pain In passing lt,and Is It dim
cult to hold the urine back II 80, your
Kidneys or Bladder ore diseased,
Try putting some Of your urine In n
glass tumblor. let II stand twonly-four
hours. II there is a sedlmentor cloudy
milky appearance, your Kidneys are
sick.
DR.. David Kennedy'a Fayorlte Rcme-
dy Will surely relieve and cure even
the most distressing eases Of these
dread diseases, and no physician can
prescribe a medicine that equals II for
diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver, bladder
and Blood. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia ana
Chronic Constipation. II VIII promptly
correct the bad eject Of beer and
whiskoy An drug stores ecll II for one
dollar q bottle,
by sending your address 10 the Dr.
David Kennedy'H Corporation, Rond-
out, n. ", and mentioning this paper,
a trial bottle. together with pamphlet
OF valuable medical advice, VIII be
sent you free postpaid by mail our
readers can depend upon the genuine
ness Of this offer.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ea, 1885,

idaho Furniture Company establish
ment and entered nt the back way, in
stead OF going IN the main doors, and
being blind. missed his footing and fell
down the elevator ahaft IN the base
mcnt below. a distance Of y ur 10 feet.
His injuries consisted OF a broken nose
and few bad bruises.
A CUTTING AFFHAY.
Two of our young men got into an al
tcrcatIon, and decided to sc'tln matters
In regular nstic order hence repaired
to secluded spot for thH purpose.
when -. u. Trap. one or thn combat
ants. flashed n knife and rut hia up-
poncnt twice. IN the back md across
the temple Prompt medical attention
saved serious results. The wounded
young man. Fred ,. Schgll then had
his would.bc slayer. but b. has left
TYPHOID At DEMPSEY.
Doctor G.. n. Rocker. recently re-
turned from the Philippine b. kept
very busy making trips To- uempsuy.
some % miles east Of hcrn, ou account
OF several bad cases u typhoid tower.
JAIL on FulE.
Yesterday about D. m tho Ola
county inll had q narrow escape from
destruction BY IRE. Prompt action on
lhc part of citizcns AMI n.r depart
mcnt. however. saved the building.
OLD FOLKS BALL.
Last evening the OH folks committee
give an old folks bail in the Latter
day saints assembly halt a good en-
ioynbio time was hnd b. 900 present.
Old timc dancing being tho order ~ the
occasion.
The health Of the town and its people
never was better.
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And Boz nc 'nrilnce sith law and nn order
~ Goo Hoard - lIuctnrs made On the iltli
lhf 81 o'tnhrr 4. ", isuH, ~ many shares uf
uioh pnr1gl ui such stock as may ln nrccs.
s4ry, Will hr sold ~ the front door nf tho
nuspfut Nntlnutl hank 81 salt Lake CIV,
Utah, No ~ south last Temple strrpt, sail
Lake Guy Utah, on Monday. nrrumhir lth,
isJ., At the hour ~ ~ O'Clock. nom. u nay
drllnuucut assessment thoUon, together With
the cost uf advertising and 4 pousns ~ sale.
ELIAS A. SMITH.
sccfeihrY Fremont Mining tnmpnuy.
Lake cts, lnh.
Dated November nth, isp.
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nx ,nIanrrrL rAlLrnrs.

Six terrible failures Of ELK different
doctors nearly sent VIM u Mullen of
Lockland, o.. 20 an early grave. All
said he had fatal lung trouble ana
thht he must soon die. But he was
urged 20 Try Dr. Kings New Discovery
FOR Consumption. After taking nye
bottles he was entirely cured. II Is p0-
Hitiyviy guaranteed TO cure all Diseases
NJ Throat. chest and Lungs Including
Coughs. Colds Ia Grippe, Pneumonia.
bronchitis, Asthma. Hay fcvcr, Group.
bottles frc, NJ = e. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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BEECHAM'S PILLS.
taken at night will mako you
feel right, act right and look
right. Thoy cure Constipation. ,
ioe'nt.s.d sseen'.. a, aIidrussores


carts, chemical apparatus. ladders,
buckets and appliances for lighting IRE,
About seven years aRo Eurckn cNnnfl-
encei "a amhli blaze. In which ZONE
fourteen buildings went up In smoke.
At preEcnt the business portion OF the
city II IN rock and brick. small stores
and stables adjacent are put W. wltN
corrugated sheet Iron. that Eureka may
be- safe. The innuinerablc neat DWELL
INK houses IN all shades u color. ana
various designs. that dot the hilisI1ca.
are 81 wood. Eureka Is moro than e
great camp. II Vs. a city that has poasi-
bly, produced twenty-five million dollars
.Yotlh OF the precious metals.
\ The members Of tho Mormon"
Church are making Preparations to
move their meeting house from IL pres
cnt site between the Beck mill and
mine nv on the hill. 10 n plat NJ ground
On Main street little beyond the
Methodist church as you go towards
knlrhtsNillc-thc workingmon ~ the
community Will subscribe 81 each for
tho purpose ~ purchasing the ground
and moving tho building.
The present site was once desirable
but the wonderful expansion ~ the
Beck mine unthnught nf at IT, selection.
and he cncronc hmcut NJ the huge pile
uf ART composing It's dump now u
mountain itself, has injured the site
materially. The removal Of the meet
Ing house will greatly benefit the own-
urs Of the mine. giving them more space
Tor their dump.
President James W paNman WIS
here last week aud collected some so
"a subscription 60 the Pioneer Munu-
mont-nt the first call tho people here
responded with 500. which makes the
total $50 from The people NJ Eurckn.
Al the Institutions Of the ward are
In "A uouriHhluE condition. President
Donnclly NJ the Mutual Improvement
association, with his counselor, David
Stevenson, are doing a good work. and
preparations are being made Tor % Sum
day school celebration on o big scale TO
take place ON Dec. 10Th, 1879
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Mayo's Wonderful Tapeworm Remedy!

esi state ST. had for zig years aqi
evening Mayos rAPEw.RM H:alEnY was given to him
and 10
cfhy lonsh
removed
an la soen q the %
~
A TEMP Ven SAT-
long to be rec by
Mf n
walk without Tor
Michael unsser aged rhcumatism wsels
to walk
Sir BurFrr onk limbs sn and
Mrs Keio aged rheumatism n knee and swollen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Like Stanley and Livingstone. found
II harder to overcome Malaria. Fever
ana Ague. ana Typhoid disease germs
than savage cannlhals. but thousands
have found that Electric iilttora IL a
wonderful cure for all mnlarlal diseases.
II you have chiiia with fever, aches In
back of neck and head, and tired. worm
out feeling. trial will convince you of
their merit. W. a. Null " webb. H..
writes. My children suffered for more
than q year with chllis and fever. then
two bottles ~ Electric Bitters cured
them" only 20 -snts. Try them.
Guaranteed. Sold by 2. c. NJ. l. Drug
Dent
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NOTICE or sTorKuoLDEns MEET.
no.


NOTICE Is hereby sigcn that general
mu INK ~ The stnckhuldrrs NJ thu Utaud
tuirh Miuing cumpnny' % corporation under
tho laws u sab, Win hu held az the cnm-
pluyt Office, Nu. ~ Commercial hluck. In
salt Lake Guy, Utah, un tho aind day ID
nuccmnt q. 1875 nt Apclnck b. %. ~ said tinv
Tor tv lurposu ~ cunsidoflns aud voting
upon The fnIloeinE proposed amrndmruts IL
lho Alile.,, ~ Incorporation of taid cum-
10 amend Article g. by sutstltutlng tbs
Nor L. ..ino eco sharcsuf the par value ~ s!sl
each for tho words "si,uol shares of ssJ.oo
g.-ro anonl Article On rcad d. follows,
"1hn nilicrr, ~ this company shall consist ~
o. prmidrut, vice president, hOnd NJ seven
20 dltrctots, "a spemihry nnd d uoasuur q.
each Of whom shall DO q ht0ckholdgr 10 the
81 fotcaoil Artlclei
10 amend Article % 90 read as folloWsf
"ihe director shall DO elected hy tho stofK-
frtary nnd trchsarur shall Do detected hy tho
hunrd " dinciurs, Tho president aud yicr-
prrsldeut from thrlr number. and am uitr-
tinns sh,ll To- ly ballot, Tho term NJ office
Inuttheir suocessors shall be elua't sduud shall
have qualified. The annual mctting Of Stock
holders tor the election II officers and for
the transaction u such other business ns
may come hgfprp 10 shall hp held at the onlrn
N the company In sllt Lake CITY salt Lake
county, ltah, On tho lrst Monday IN Feh-
fuarY ln each year nt 2 o'clock d. iu luur az
membors ofthe board NJ directors shan COM
sutulo quorum for tho transaction Of busi.
3, 10 repeal Artlclea
10 rvpual Article d.
And for hntrunsagtiun Of such other bust
ness AZ my properly como before said moot
THOMAS W. JENNINGS, Pro.idenL
JAMES D. lENNlNNN, Farruthry.
Dated THIS elst diS OF Noycmbor- isli
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ASSESSMENT vorrcr so. !,
sAMUEL j. I'NUL-
recutary.

Nuiicu d horribly given that af 70 meeting "
The board % dlrettnr- uf the International
Mlulns company, held Iu salt Lake tlY 40.
Nrmhcr 700, lsuA hn assessment Of ourshtf
tHl cont per sh1rv Wa lUvlrd uu Tho capital
Stock ~ tnu Haid cntupWtilut wyuhlp ui ih4
south street salt Lake tlty lml. hlY
stuok upon which tho assessment shall rrHnn
uuuhlu uu tho Sth daF of December. istl, VIZ
bu Delinquent aud advertised iur sale at pub
lir auction nt Tho oflcouf tho COMPANY on
The eth day ~ December t,lJ, % pas assi'ss.
ment aud cost Of advertising nnl vNuunse ~
sale 10 a. NAI' En- lFusllpuL
W. W. en- uau s-assiArr
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PIONEER MONUMENT

Contributions In aid ~ the monument
In memory OF brigham Young and the
Pioneers should be- sent by those
charged with the duty 90 collecting a.
frequently Ha possible tu Hphor NJ
Wells. Salt Lake City who win SEQ
that same are properly Acknowledged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tho brigham Young Memorial ASSOC
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CANCERS CURED.
CURED LAST YEAR-N0 KNIFE, NO PAIN,

John v. Portland ore--Cancor
a. Miller standing
y.
andlng
Mrs Mary Nordon Tnconia-Clncer Of breast
shoulcf eight stand
.,.. .. -.
psno CAL cured of face by chief OF stan
over, mo yea az see.
nj O
Write m an
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rnIIoN siis MoNpTHs

Editor W. V. Barry OF Lexington.
Tenn..in exploring Mammoth Cave. con-
trnctel severe ease OF PILES HIS
quick cure through using Hucllcn's
Arnicn salve convinced him II IL an
other worlds wonder. Cures PILES. In
jurles. Inflammation. and all bodily
Eruptlons. Only 25c. az u. &. NJ. !.
DRUG Dept.
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RoW READY.

Jtnson's church Chronology. a ehron.
1856 10 the close Of isss. Printed In
ntw type throughout. In any etyie
Of binding desired. Prices, u.2h. ~ ~
d ! 1900, The funds derived from the
sale ~ the book viii be uFcd for the
erection Of new tnt,er-day Saints
1iist0rlnn'a office In this city. For salo
Ut THE DESEHET NEWS.
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FRISCO.
Mutual Work sarptl.s rar,y by
Drunksn tinn,

Special Correspondence.
Frisco. Beaver CO., Nov. gi.-Elder y.
Farley Jcnscn. NJ I. a. missionary for
Beaver stake, ,,aid ~ visit. and as
sisted In completing the organization
~ our ~. !. Association. =. \. Chase
IL president. Miss Sadie Dunn and Carl
O. brandy. assistants.
Elder James shafp of Salt Lake. nd-
dressed an attentive audience sunday
evening. His remarks were highly APP
prcciated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

AMI ~ nceufdhnro with the law and order
OF the nuafd uf nirrturss made on uiu IN
day " pctlhcf. i-t, ~ innnN shhfVs ~ rHrh
parVl ~ stock ns may be- nccussafy vii 90
walker building. SAT- Lake city Utah. on
Monday. tho 9th dny " November, 10, NJ 2
o'clock pm 10 pay thu delinquent u..css-
aud expense ~ sale.
ny order Of the Hoard N Directors
". T. OLSON, So Rotary.
aig u q. Walker Huildiur.
SALT LAM cry, Utah, Nov. 10Th. isl9,
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Ana IN accordance with tho law and order
NJ the Hoard NJ brcturs made on thu llth
dly u uctohrr isa1. ~ many shares u each
parcel Of stock as may H. nrstssarY viii 10
sold nt the Office ~ the company. Ai4 ~. A.
Walker bulldlns SAT- Lake tlty. Utah. on
Thursday, the OH day - November, isil.
NJ ~ u'rlprk nam, ~ pay the delinquent a.
sUssnient together W "a thu costs ul advertise
Ing anu expense ~ sale.
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hn, \, sls entered In The snIt al The
~ "a iiss', sl.l bank vs. n. Hanson ct al.
I'D II, ~, ale on a note. with Interest
y Can " d',r q the estate OF Abel
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Z betItlon VT ~ iih was set for hearing
tsil seco, Tor decree OF settlement ~
4u"' ana distribution OF estate.
p WEDDING PERMITS.
ssasa '0hll ,. marriage licenses were
lloyS o99y CLERK owen; Same, ~
obmy o. salt Lake city. and Eva
Gu. ~ o. Paradise; Hyrum An
90 and Virginia Garner, is, both