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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
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PETITION FOR AMENDMENT nc
CHARTER

GftAhlEh.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. TO
the Hon. Phil Cook, Secretary of the State
of the state of Georgia: The petition OF
tho undersigned respectfully showeth that's
First. Your petitioner is a corporation
chartered under the laws of this state,
Aug. &c. 1898, under the name of the In
terstate Arcanum. Second. That at a reg
uar meeting of the board of directors
held oct. "a, 1899 It was resolved, That
the name Of The Anvil be substituted for
that of the Interstate Arcanum. Third.
Your petitioner further showeth that they
have given thirty days notice of their in-
tention to apply for said amendment by
the publication of this petition In the Sa-
vannah Morning News. the same being
the newspaper publishing the legal adj.
vertisements of the county of Chatham.
state OF Georgia. where the principal Of
fee of said company Is 90 be located,
once a week for four weeks before the Ill.
Ing OF this petition.
INTERSTATE ARCANUM.
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FoR RENT-sTOREs.

STORE AND DWELLING ON WAT
ers road, near Lovers Lane. Robert II.
Tatem, real estate dealer.
FOR RENT, THAT LARGE DESIRA-
BILE store 1T Broughton street, east. APP
ply Albert Wylly, Y Bryan street, east.
STORE FOR RENT, CORNER BAR
nard and Park avenue. formerly occupied
by l.. b. Greer. Apply to ]. b. Brooks,
10 Bay street, west.
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WHEN YOUR TIN ROOF OR STOVE
needs repairing. cali and see me. p. II.
Herman. 10 West State street
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

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FOR RENT OR SALE. TEN ACRES
Of land and residence with fine artesian
well: will sell for two thousand dollars
or rent on easy terms. G. II. Dorsett.
FOR RENT. TEN ACRES OF LAND
on Twelfth street, near car line. c. H.
Dorset.
FOR RENT OR SALE, FOUR ACRES
Of good land on paved road, three miles
from city center. G. II. Dorset.
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Charlotte Embden, who died at Ham
burg on oct. IA, aged 80 years survived
her brother, the poet Heine, by thirty
three years. though she was born only
two years after him.
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eMGAszMe26ssze

is prepared at our brewery and is guar
anteed unequaled in quality, purity and
medicinal virtue.
NHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSN.
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EDUCATIONAL,
MISCELLANEOUS.

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ALL SHOW CASES CONTAINED IN
the Savannah Hair Jewelry and Shaving
Supply House not sold before Tuesday, IL
o'clock, at private sale, Will be sold al
public auction by Messrs. Mclaughlin "a
Son. Tuesday, II o'clock prompt, 2s East
Broughton. Slorekeepers come early and
have your pick.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES CHEAP, DOOR
bells, door hinges, foot bolts, flush bolts.
chain bolts, gate hinges and latches; butts.
and strap hinges. At Bernstein's. 113 Bar
nard street
sHEAT IRON HEATERS, WITH
pipes, complete; win heat a large size
room in ten minutes; price Toe. At Bern
STEMS, 11S Barnard street.
TOOLS FOR SALE CHEAP, VICES,
chisels. gauges, ship and auger bits moul-
ding planes; steel bits, nail sets, files,
emery cloth, sand paper AT Bernstein's.
ll3 Barnard street.
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AUCTION SALES rms DAY.
An AUCTION.
FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
SPLENDID RANGE.
II. D0RsETT, AuctIoneer.

VIII sell MONDAY, 18th, at II a. m.
Three fine large Carpets. oak and WAX
nut Bedroom Sets. Handsome PafFor Set,
Cherry, Oak Side Board. Refrigerators,
Extension Table, Wardrobe Springs, Wal
nut Hat Rack. Lounge. Massive Walnut
Table. Marble Top, Fancy Tables. Cocoa
Mating, Kerosene Heater. Willow Rock
ers. Once Desk, Steel Range. Dressing
Cases. Also, tive barreis Vinegar, Crock
cry Glassware. Hanging Lamp. n. B.
The above furniture is as good as new
and valuable.
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ron RENT-RoONrs.

ron BENT-RoOMs.
FIRST FLOOR, CORNER JEFFER-
son and McDonough streets. Apply to Z
York street, west.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, WITH
bath, Lyons block, first floor; suitable for
any purpose. John Lyons.
FOR RENT, TWO LARGE AND ONE
small room, with exclusive use of bath;
Dec. /. No. 124 Liberty street, west. NJ.
S. Baker, agent.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT 2O7
West Charlton for rent to young men.
FLAT OF THREE ROOMS FRONT
and back piazza; can be seen at 205 East
Walburg street
SOUTH ROOM, FRONT, FOUR DOL
lars per month. 2O8 oglethorpe avenue,
west.
THREE LARGE AND TWO SINGLE
rooms, newly furnished, with or without
board; all convenlences. II Taylor street,
west.
CHOICE SOUTH FRONT ROOM TO
rent, odd Fellows han. corner State and
Barnard streets. Inquire in Room 7.
FLAT AND FURNISHED ROOMS TO
rent, fronting Oglethorpe Square; fine To-
cation and convenient to business section.
Apply 1872 Abercorn street.
A LARGE AND SMALL CONNECT
ing room; all modern convenlences; pri-
vate family; single gentlemen 105 Perry,
east.
FOR RENT, A LARGE FLAT OF
rooms on the first floor. 2l9 jefferson
street.
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
facing Colonial Park; all conveniences;
southern exposure. 14 oglethorpe, east.
TO RENT, FLAT OF A ROOMS; ONLY
ten dollars. 1V Gordon west.
TO RENT, ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
small business. 302 Broughton street. east.
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
- -, ~, = :.
First, next Abercorn, just completed; also
house corner First and Abercorn, from
Dec. /; all modern conveniences. Apply
Kollock Screven.
FOR RENT, HOUSE AT BARNARD
and Bay lane Of three floors, with all con-
veniences. Apply No. 226 West Bryan
street
FOR RENT, A NEW, ELEGANT, AND
eligibfy located brick residence; il has
eleven rooms, buffers pantry, servants
rooms, and all modern convenlenees; car
riago house and stable. Possession can be
given at short notice. will not be rented
for a boarding or apartment house. Ad-
dress Modern House, care Of Morning
News
FOR RENT, HOUSE, CORNER WHIT
aker and Duffy; price, $500. Seven rooms,
water bath, gas and all convenlences. r.
Van Wagenen, 401 Tattnall street.
THREE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
houses in city, 205 York, east, seventeen
rooms; 106 Henry, east, thirteen rooms;
both suitable for flats and southeast cor
ner jefferson and Eighth streets; low
rental to desirable tenants Youmans &
Demmond, Provident Building.
FOR RENT, GROOM HOUSE, WATER
and bath; ALB Broughton street. east, SIS
per month, to good tenant c. b. West
colt, York and Whitaker streets.
FOR RENT, THE PREMISES, ia LIB
erty street, east corner of Floyd street;
immediate possession. Apply to George
W. Owens. attorney at law, Bryan
street, east.
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HELp MANrEn-MALE.

WANTED. A FIRST-CLAss OYSTER
cook and opener. II Bay street, east.
WANTED. F1RST-CLASS ALL
round machinist capable OF keeping up
machinery for a saw mill. capacity of 60,oo0
feet per day; good job for the right man
aud no other need apply. West Bros,
Westlake, Fla.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED PRINCE
pal for Che Claxton Institute; must be
well recommended and competent to pre-
pare students for entrance to junior class
in State University. Address j. H. Per-
lIins, chairman, or w. c. Perkins, secre-
tary, Hagan. Ga.
YOUNG MEN, OUR ILLUSTRATED
catalogue explains how we teach barber
trade in eight weeks; mailed free. Moler
College, ST. Louis, Mo
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LOST AND FOUND.


TWO SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, WITH
board; very reasonable and home-llke; hot
and cold water, 305 Tattnall street.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED. RELIABLE NURSE. APP
ply 9lS Abercorn to-day; must furnish ref
erences; none other need apply.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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WANTED, PEOPLE TO KNOW
SchuyllSill coal is free burning. A. S. Co
hen. Telephone 6S.
WANTED, TO BORROW HUNDRED
and fifty dollars, per cent interest, for
six months; good security l.. r., News
Office.
WANTED AT ONCE ON MIDWAY
at Park Extension, small snakes alive.
Few large ones also. Inquire for Manager
Of Midway.
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a shortage of freight cars is the cry in
o''aoa as well as in the United States.
u Manager Hays of dhe Grand
'OIA says We are quite unable to
-H1'e al the freight poured in upon us,
,eA though We have taken two-thirds Of
,' o cars we usually have on American
D u.S ana transferred them to Canada.
o. $rain elevators on the Georgian bay
anu River Saint Clair are full. and we
cannot take any more Wheat barley or
I1S Until these have been emptied. We
+r.S ceased to take part in the grain
- from Chicago simply because we
- "een unable to handle it. I do not
NV yN Tor any relief from the present press
0'' 4or couple of months
,iae to!'owing are The officers of the
'''ASonyille and Southwestern, recently
IyO oa and placed in operation from
f,A5on'lle to Lake Butler, Fla, fifty
ae ei miles: j. M. Barnett, president with
V Vi an Grand Rapids, Mich; j. GUNNER
a "A PRESIDENT, with Office at Cadillac,
og ''' b. j. HOLSTER, treasurer, with
Cr. az Grand Rapids, Mich; w. w.
N e., '"tf' second vice president and gen.
W. r,' manager; A. G. Gunner. secretary;
pJ D.. GUNNER, SUPERINTENDENT; s. D.
Il a,.a general freight and passenger
ts' u. L. Davis, manager of construc-
wan Juices at JackSonNli e, ria. >
om ''Ise Bundy, general counsel with
'~.s az Grand Rapids, Mich.
''' u G. Upton, travelling freight agent
"a southern Railway at Knoxville,
aIl. has sbeen transferred to Memphis,
n N Cc'eHus freight agent, in place of Mr..
4 fan, A1ams, resigned Mr.. w. b. Will
ar.r. mas been appointed travelling freight
4 N'.'' at Knoxville.
4 us.,. a. II. Lee has been appointed So
cs5 agent of the Seaboard Air Line,
nr1 I pa ana Alabama and Florida Central
Of Mr. Uiusular at Philadelphia, in place
cone 0narles F. Seeger. resigned, to be-
Pa,,o. commercial agent OF the Northern
'-''c at Philadelphia.
Of ~ 1on'ract for building an extension
p,S-e Jacksonville and Atlantic from
' 70 Mayport, Fla, ten miles, is re-
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
nurse; none other need apply; must have
references Apply 9lS Abercorn street
WANTED, WHITE HELP; COOKS.
walters, Mattresses, chambermaids and
taiiors. Huber's Employment Agency, No.
9 Hogan street, jacksonville, Fla.
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Don't WAIT FOR ANOTHER COLD
snap Buy coal now. A. S. Cohen. TeFe-
phone 6S.
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DON'T WEAR READY MADE
clothes when you can get a suit made /,
order from SIS, rants. 81, at A. Getzs, th'
tailor, Jefferson and State; also cleaning
and dyeing.
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KEEP ON TILL YOU GET TO 27
Broughton, west; that is Mlllers' furniture
and carpet Store. c. +. Miller, agent, 2O7
Broughton, west.
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MODEL CORSET EXHIBIT, DEMON
stration of a perfect fitting corset; expert
filter will remain one week longer; the la
dies are invited to attend; fitting room
adjoining Ladies' tailor-made suit depart
ment, second floor; elevator. Jackson
Metzger e. Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

10 the eastern market. John Austin &
Co, shipped over 1000: James l.. Lind
say a Co. q 800. J. q. Duke. 1900. Clot-
load about 1000 head In Spanish Fork
canynn, sheep which were hcrlvd In
strawberry Valley. Il being a shorter
drive 10 MIL Fork 90 load the sheep.
they Will. however. be loaded ON the
same train. This Il the first INSTALL
ment of the fail shipments, ana made
twenty nine cars. The pens, yards and
shoots are ~ complete and HubHtHh-
tiai Ms any IN the stake. There are two
shoots for loading, nlling two cars NJ
once.
Hundreds Of people gathered from all
over the valley to see the first shipment
over the bands of steel that connects
~ with the outside world. II a. iust
forty years since the pioneers entered
this valley, and started IN Co suhduo the
elements and make tho place hAhltnble;
half Of that time the tax has been
about n railroad coming here now u ia
a reality.
We expect 10 have big celebration
oct. ist, on tho occnalou u driving tho
last spike a committee hclng mp
pointed To draw mp n program.
Provo people are going 10 Join a. IN
celebrate tho event Rumur has u that
f00 visitors will be here.
ono hobo was gathered IN this after
noon. hy the town marshal and put In
the lock -up 20 sober on until morning.
This a. tho nrat inHtallment u the nd-
iuucta 60 civilization that follows the
advent Of railroad.
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CROPS

Warm sunshine In the daytime and
rapid radiation at night have cauaed
all crops TO mature rapidly. Grain that
has not been harvested h confined to
the northern ana eastern scctlona. hut
the grain harvest Is practically COM
plete. Thrcehing Ia making good prog
resB and grain ia yielding "a fair aver
age, except In the eastern counties.
where the crops were materially les
fened by drOuth ana later damaged
by the severe frosts In August.
Two fair crops OF alfalfa have been
cut and third cutting Will be ravei
In localities Of Canyon, Ada, Fillmore
and Lincoln counties, under favorable
weather conditions for the remainder
Of the season, Tho second crop OF al
falfa IN many localities OF the eastern
counties was cut before Il mnturod
owing 90 fear OF frost
In Hammock county blowing ana
seeding have commenced with tho pros-
pects favorable for planting IA LARGE
acreage 10 fan wheat
owing 90 favorable weather for rin-
cning fruit, there IL great demand FOR
cars In which TO ship the product
Frosts IN tho upring lefiaaned the
amount " fruit on the tree, but the
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srocKnoLprHs' MEETING.

Tho nnnunl mCptinf ~ thn stock holders ~
thu Pride of the West Mining company. wnIUH
should have been hrid uu thr hrst Monday lu
lrhruarg. ~. having ua std. u mH UflngU N tho
Stockholders ~ said company fHf thU ulf-
luaO NJ clUctlnr Hoard ~ siN uirgHtura tn
serve until the uUNt ensuing annual election
uuu until their HurHf'sanfH shall have hHfu
duly elected aud qualified. aud fur tho tfaui-
nrtlnn " other business us may uuuury
come hUfuru tho meeting, & hereby CALLED fnr
Monday, October Nth tFN ut 9I.uutIurH D. mH.
nt the uf'HU NJ thu SECRETARY ~ Coo Company
to-Nlt Room o., Gus and County Nulldlur.
salt Lake tity. Utah. Said meeting viii nIsu
consider the proposition ~ iuyyluF 300 assoc
mrnt uuuu tho capital stock ~ Che corpora
tinn. y. e. IlN~fN. rtrfttary.
salt Lake CITY. Utah. sept lth is1n.
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Special Correspondence.
saiinn. SEWER Co. Utah. sept. 20
We had a nice rain last week aud mo- q
consequence We are now enjoying
weather that IL delightfully."- pleasant.
The farmer has his crops all Earnorc1
and the thrcnhcr ~ now doing L. part
90 make HE lnya complete.
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DAVIS co.
Hooper People nasy -nehsfts According In
One season from hast Canyon Reservoir.


Oae season from East Canyon He-sr,olr'
Just now II very busy time with the
people Of South Hooper and vicinity.
There l. scarcely n child that Il large
enough 90 pick tomatoes, top bccu or
work In the canncry that r. not cin-
ploycd az good wages. Small girls get
nfty cents a day And board. So many
of the Chilrden are needed In the Held
that u has not been possible 10 start
school yet.
james q. Wood. OF Syracuse. one Of
the directors Of the Davis a Weber
Counties Canal company, estimated
that the reservoir on East Canyon
creek has made Il possible FOR him to
grow at least two tons more Of luccrn
to tho acre than he could before the
reservoir was constructed. After max
iny ample allowance Tor tho unusual
amount OF rainfall this season and the
extra quantity u snow In IN" hills last
winter. and deducting the nfty cents
extra on the canal assessment, which
wus levied to pay the Interest on the
money Invested In the reservoir, ana ca-
timnting crops NJ their cash value on
the farm. Il ~ curHervntlvcly estimated
that the benefits from the reservoir this
year. 90 the Syracuse farmers Will
reach. n not exceed, fl0.0O0.-payla
County clipper.
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Was rrnndly shown by Mrs. John
Downing OF Butler, Pa, IN u three years
struggle with a malignant stomach
trouble that caused distressing attacks
Of nausea and indigestion. Al RENEE
dies failed 90 rcllyc her Until she tried
Electric Bittcrs. After taking II two
months. she wrote; Il am now wholly
cured and can cat anything. IL IL
truly n grand tonic for the whole HyB-
tenn as / gained In weight ana feel
much stronger since using H." II aids
digestion. cures dyspepsin improves APP
petite, gives new life. only Zoe. Guar
nntced, az Il, G, NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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ENDURED DEATHS AGoNIEs.

Only a roaring IRE enabled J. NJ. Gar
rcttaon OF san Antonio. Tex, 60 Ne
down when attacked by Asthma, from
which he suffered for years, lie wrltea
hts misery was often NO great that lt
Toe med he endured the nEonicH ~ death;
but Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor Cun-
sumption wholly cured him. This mar
volouH medicine ~ the only known cure
for Asthma us well 40 Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, ana all Throat, Chest
aud Lung troubles, Price Zoe and 500.
Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at z. e.
NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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BISHOP TURTLES ADDRESS
c,,s Heard In lhe Disrie, and Police Ius-
tees Courts.
Troy Laundry In Hand. Of Receiver
rtII rhicf pleads .uii,y -Hinh
ward Mutual.

The Rev. Daniel +. futile, u. d..
bishop OF the Episcopal church, Is In
Ofden for "a few days utter several
fsara absence. Hcv. futile ~ adj
tanclng In years. but stiii his health is
s5lto good lie h. pleased to once more
have the privilege u visiting the
lburth here. OF which b. was founder
N about the year 1870. lie addressed
ihe congregation nt the church u the
Gr8d shepherd yesterday In "a most In
ter,atlnR and instructive manner prniH-
Ine them Tor their past faithfulncHa and
rsh0fting all to continue on In the
ro1i work Rev. futile ~ now bishop
III Missouri. and after bis visit out here
90 Missouri again.
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rl0RuAN.
Death Of Mrs. Emiiy Jan. nrouEh - Old
roiks' Day News Notes.


aNNNah AANAAhANNasNNsaNNs
Morgan, Morgan County. Sept. ga
The week Just closing has been an Inn
portan' one In the history OF our coun-
~: one mixed with Joy aud sorrow to
many OF the people.
The old folks festival was set FOR
September goth "wednesday. and clab-
crate preparations were made Tor their
entertainment. only part Of the old
folks were present, however, though u
good time was had, owing to the fact
that In portervillo ward Sister Emily
Jane brough. wife Of our beloved SUI
pcrlntendent Of the Y. NJ. NJ. 1. aasocia-
tons u this stake. died ON Tuesday
evening. Elder Hruugh ia left with u
family Of seven children. Including an
infant babe only ten days old. He has
the sympathy of the people OF the entire
stake. as evidenced by the large con-
course OF people who attended the
funeral yesterday afternoon. Mrs,
nrough was a very catlmahle woman
ana leader among the people OF the
ward and stake.
For many years she was president OF
the Young Ladies' association Of tho
Porterville ward, She la the daughter
Of william Cottrcll Of Pennington.
Davis county, Utah. ana ns Brother
Trough has been the stake auperin-
tcndent Of the NJ. !, work since its IN
ccption. he and wife have been before
inc people Tor over twenty years, pnd
uro everywhere known and respected.
There are a few cases OF typhoid
fever In the county
The infant child of John Stuart OF
this place died on Wednesday.
Thrnahlng n progressing nicely, much
Of the grain, however " frozen.
The county commissioners viii visit
the "nnrrows" on Monday next TO To-
cate the road, and work will then be
commenced,
The u. y. Railway company are put
ting In heavier bridges all through
Weber canyon 40 they will run heavier
engines on the road.
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IDAHO.
Weekly Crop aud Weather nuiIatIn of Our
northern Neighbor.

Boise, Idaho. September 10. isga.-.
There was heavy raln-storm In
koot,nai. Latlh and shoahonc c1un-
tiea on the l1th and lith, and come
thunder vhowcrn occurred In Bear Lake
county on the IAN and 10th: the no.
malndcr ~ the week was clear. The
mean temperature for tho State. ca de-
grecs. IL about 4 degrees higher than
the normal. The days were warm and
sunny ana the nights were exception
ally cool. No damaging frosis oc-
CURED.
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Man OR WOMAN MAY PRESENT A
" Dol. hearty appearance. auI i. behind
nlI fhIH q anHHa may UH slowly uul HufrIY max.
iuK lnruHda upon tna Constitution.
Nnoumat'sm Ia thc dlHHn sH ulat works iiH way
lnfliuuslv into tho human HYHtHn. % spares
uHIthHr The rlUh nor tha poor. Dr. may attack
th. strong o. vel as ihr Wtak Woman must
flnuf ~ well as man. Tho pain may Ho slight
ur lt may Poi severe N may DO confined 90 he
shoulder lflg lI che hacf .FIg 81. The hips
lux Do OBJ The eFtrrm|f'rs Iflrl htl. Again.
y iuaT hunct thr llnH Gully, ur The muscles
only. Iha hrart Ills ~ anunHr or latnr D..
tunlHa Affected BOO all raHea and thus may Do
seen t1e Importance Of proper treatment luTt
e. HlIu ~ possible It ls vcry necessary o. 90.
lnfr Tho rHIu auN suffering lut ~ a. more noe.
g''afg in UnuuisraHt and eHusl from che avHs
tnin those irritating arilH that are The direct
CHuaa uf this disease ami that nuallY result ln
t0r.uua hDart lH1lHns
iu.Yau ulu IulIrFU DO rain hY uHntrnlIrIng
to u"liH aud eHUH|IIuH tH"u from fhH blood.
unHn a"ilH must BE- expelled through Tho
hIuHNH aud PORES 10 fuH HHiu. lilo great lIuI.
H"HI"HIH HH |H..
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
PARIS, IDAHO.
scarlet Fever case.-w. W. nnlns. M
Crops.

Special Correspondence.
Paris, Idaho, Sept 21.-scarlct fever
has made ite appearance. the infected
homes have been quarAntined.
Prof. W. W. Billings, principal OF tho
Church Academy In very sick, SUP.
posed to be appendicitis
The farewell party given last night
In honor Of departing missionaries Da-
Vld Low and lfaac Low was "A success.
The weather IL beautiful Grain
crops at the north end OF the valley
~ failure through squirrels and frost.
The hay crop ls buunteoua and win be-
a source Of revenue which viii cumpcn-
tate In part Tor the loss Of grain.
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AMI Boo accordance with law and nu order
of tho board ~ dIruHior made uu tIu sili uHy
col Uf such HIUH"a ua may Nu necessary WI|I HU
sold ut tho front IHlru M UHU ueH.H.t National
U4uL 10 salt tlkU city Utah. SCI. DO South.
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Secretary Fremont NlWrF company. unifH
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Lake CITY, Utah,
Dated september o. lsn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
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