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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04
By r. C. DUNN.
@. |. STAPLES,
Business Manager.
OFFICE: FIRST ST., EAST OF COURT House.

The city hall in St. Paul is said to
be settling. That is moro than some
OF the St. Paul taxpayers are doing.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04
Be Sure and
Read 1t F.!

ladies, to which he replied: ''First
rate: I went to a society ball and saw
one half of them and then went down
to the sea shore and saw the other
half.'' Our new sister, the Philippine
belle, appears to be one look ahead
Wells Fo1u1n.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04

Coleman Bridgman, Of St. Cloud,
was in the village last Monday looking
after case in the probate court.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04
THE SILVERITES' DILEMMA.

a,
The immense increase of the produc-
ton Of gold from gold mines all over
the world has placed our silver friends
on the defensive. 1t is difficult: for
them to justify their position upon any
plausible grounds consistent with
former arguments and utterances.
The production of gold has more than
kept pace with the advancing demand
for more money on account of increased
commercial transactions the world
over.-Jonesvilh Argus. ',
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04

The contractors have finished exca-
waiting for the basement of the build
ing to be occupied by the Princeton
Hardware company: and the mason
work was begun on the foundation the
first of the week:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04
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PERHAPS TWAS A MISTAKE.

=" Mrs. George has declined several
offers of marriage, and refuses to go
on the stage, but if she persists in her
determination to become lecturer on
woman's rights, even her best friends
may have occasion to regret that that
Canton jury allowed it's Judgment to be
dominated wholly by chivalry. Minnie
0polis 71Sb,sne sh'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04
GIVE 'EM GOLD? NO LEAD.

Notquite a year since the press of the
country, backed, of course, by the lingo
element among the people, and all the
politicians, was scofing and hooking
Spain because that country had bought
off Aguinaldo for 100000 and 50 Sc
cured peace for the Philippines. Nov
comes the suggestion from our officers
at Manila that the proper way to end
=, :. =.
the war is Ito buy or bribe''- same
this same doughty semi-savage,
.Aguinaldo! The proposition is degrad-
ing and disgraceful in the extreme to
this nation--Belle: Plai,,e. Herald. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04

The Foley Bean Co. and John Goss
are driving on Bradbury Brook and
are nearly out of the brook. The COM
pany is also driving on the main river
in order to keep the mill in Milaca
with plenty flogs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04

There have been several crews of
graders hired in Mile Laos county this
spring to 60 to the Dakotas to work on
the railroad extensions which are be-
ing made there. One crew left Fores-
ton this week for the west, to be gone
all summer. - -.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-04

The masons are at work on the
newly erected Catholic church and will
soon have the building pla stored. Mr..
Panchot, the contractor, is rushing
the work to completion and services
will soon be held in the society's new
home. 1890
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
Or. PARRY ISM AMERICA.
win = superb Cosert aud operate
Troupc-utah W ~ FIRST Tn
ciuded IN Inerary.

DR. Joseph Parry. e udiudicator Of
music at the Eiatcdod held In this
city a year ago. IL puring the East
with Concert cratic Company
from Wales"
The party ~ madep Of ELK people.
four vocaiista and twhstrumontailsta.
an Of whom are said be- magnificent
artists.
owing % the onorttia success. and
numerous demands foSStra dates. the
doctor has conclude 10 remain In
America three weckiougcr than he
ut nrrt Intended TO.
when he isft waidutah was In
cludol In the comnys Itinerary.
Later the doctor WandNsed OF the
pronounced "frosta"that have at
tended recent 1'uberntc concerts. and
the Western trip waabandoncd alto.
gcthor.
Failure 10 make coHctlons here de-
prlvcd Colorado, Calfnla, Wyoming
and Nebraska % hefng tho famous
musicians, IN benvorihefe the doctor
/ has a host o. warm finds and admir-
ctr. great prcpuratid Tor the com.
| pany'a reception wer,n progress, and
the people 'clt muChut out and dis
appointed when Il wHearncd that the
| dates had teen cancel.
Prof StclhenH w much regrets
| that lovers u the zine art IN Salt
Lake. ogdo. Pfovo|nd elsewhere In
| Utah have been deed the privilege
! " hearing The beHmuHiCnl talent ~
wales" bul he hon Dr. Parry viii
be prevailed on tgcomc West next
season.
The compny incltcs Miss Hannah
Jones, prlnpal Cnnulto Of the Royal
Albert fiulllondonAnd known NJ the
Madame It'll " Wles" She also en-
Joys the diinction + being the only
woman In rcat Brain who has ap-
peared on the cdcort stage with
MADAME Hti o. wiies." shc also en-
phrcys prihpal terbr at the Crystal
Palace an Quccni Hall, lAndon'
MeurlF Jn.s, bniio and Madame
Anhworth lghca. bp'nno.
In an nclc on he 'Dutps and
Functions an Accom- puniHt' Nritten
BY Prof. WAN Apnadoc, of Chica-
20, aud VIII appeared In ~ New
York Cambn FOR October, thu writer
pays glovg tribute 20 the y1caliHta
and lnHtruntullats. and then toes on
90 say II be- more than diiEhted
with the perl accompaniment Dr..
| Joseph fnrrI use the word '1rfect'
deliberately he lights ana ahldes Of
tho HolulHta ro sustained ami made
suhHcrvent icvery varying pouon,
by the sklllfAnd Serving halls and
mind of the email doctor. 4 play
accompanied well means TN art Of
diylning the " varying tide nd ehb
nf undcfnnhlNpruasi Thchccum-
PIANIST must huf "a poetic mid, and
capable Of bel IN perfect nypathy
with the SOLOS
DR. Parry M company vi sail
from New Nor for LondonDctobor
9Oth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
pEsEREr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER a. 1899.

eerned about securing an Instructor
~ the Spanish ltngunge for the acn-
denny. M the interest tukon and prog.
res made In the past. have not been
satisfactory, and steps were taken 90
secure one As a result Professor
Moses A. SANE q Vera Cruz was OBJ
fsined. and tho Interest taken. and the
progrcsa already made. T. very grutlfy
ing Teacher ard students. aH wen as
mo people u thetown. are striving 90
understand and naster The Language,
We are very leased Go state that
since his arrival here. Professor sanz
has investigated lhe principle Of the
Ooapoi and recelied baptism. as has
NO "A Mexican yuth. MaurIuus dom
goica. who has ben attending the AGA
deny.
ninth and tenth tados there are pn-
rolled IS student During the past
week "a roorganiztion Of both classes
nos boon erected Ind 1t DO hoped that
The students viii be enabled 70 prog
ross more rapidly
There have becnHnne few Improve
monta of the acadmy building during
tho past year, a large towcr ~ now
nearing its cumplaon, which Will add
much to the bcauv nH wen na cpuven-
fence ~ the bullhg hy supplying "a
pfincluaia ONCE OIL library both OF
which we're much decided. The board.
In connection witt the faculty have
the interests Of W. institution at
heart and are doit nll I'm their power
f1r IT, adNancom4t. its fame ls al
ready spreading OF this republic and
quite "a number of lcNlcan students arc
now attending ant more are expected
lu the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
BRAINS ARE
Built
From certain kinds OF
Food
Grape-Nuts
Furnish It.
now TO MAKE NERVOUS PEOPLE.

America has become a land o. ner-
voua emotionalists, largely owing 10
our slns against the dietetlc health
laws of nature,
only outdoor exercise In q cold ell
mate would enable vigorous Individual
OF our species 10 digest the Nlands
forced upon nllmentary organs cn-
frchled by scdcntlry occupations
writes Dr. Felix Oswald,
Brain workers must have dlucreut
food than day lnhorors. because brain
work uses up parts NJ the brain ana
nerve coutrcl, while physical labor
uses up other parts o. the body. a
food for brain workers has been pre-.
pared by scientific food makers ana
called Grape Nuts II ~ % pure, nntu-
raj food made from selected parts Of
field grains known 20 contain the nat
ural phosphate " potash and other
elements used by the system In re-
building and repairing the brain aud
nerve centorH. THIS food ~ slullfuly
cooked az the factory ana IN ready 20
be- served Instantly either cold with
cream, or as a hot breakfast dish
with hot milk or cream poured over H.
An ilrat-clns grocerH sell Grape Nuts,
and the Postum Co, at Basic Greek,
Mich, manufacture the food.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
oooD Nrws ron oun MANI

Who have scrofula taints Ia their
blood, ana who has not7 Sorofuln In all
its forms ~ cured by Hoods SnrHnparil-
Ia which thoroughly purincs the blood.
This disease, which frequently appears
IN children. u greatly 20 be dreaded.
II II most likely 20 AFFECT the glands "
neck. which become enlarged orup-
tons appear on the head and face, and
the eyes are frequently affected. Upon
It's hrrt appearance, perhaps In slight
cruptiOnn or plmplea. Hcrufula should
be entirely cradlcated from tho system
by a thorough course Of Hoods Snr-
saparilla TO prevent all the painful and
ulckenlng consequences Of running
Hcrofula sores which drain the system.
terry wrctchUd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The cd methods u treating piles by
NEalure, hy the knife ur hv the cru d
ml thudH OF dilntutlou, uo lIea causing
intels pain md frequently collapse ami
death, are now known 20 Doe but mere
hiakeshlfts us far az cure Ia cone
Cefned.
The liver ls responalble Tor nearly
every case ~ piles aul che mistake
has been made 90 treating piles nH u
purely local disease. such b. not tho
case however. nnd the SUCCESS % the
rev treatment known as The Pyramid
llle Cure has demonstrated 10.
Iho lgfnmid Pile cure Dr. NOT ralVH
90 ointmcr' Nt 1uppns.f0ty which IL
npplel az anu absorbed into the
sensitive rCJ g. Haibfau. and acts b Ith
ua local aud cont. ltuu1ul treat
ment and in cases of many years
standing this treatment has been onec-
tual
Thousands of pile suffercra bear wit
nora 90 tho lncstlmnble value of the
PYRAMID and even those who have an.
dcfEune FufglCul operations without re-
CURE have hCgu happily surprised DY rn-
tulta rom g t.W weeks ucac,mlnt with
the Pyramid.
The relief from pain BE- s1 Immediate
that patients sometimes imusiuo that
The Pyramid contains oplutsH eos pocHiua
because the relief lH H1 Instantaneous.
but the Pyramid Pie Curs o. Euurln.
ln.h absolutely ifD. from any uullfe ur
mineral poison whatever.
The rellcf o. the result OF tho astrln-
Gent prupcruca of the remedy which
causes The little tumurs aud c,nrHHiel
blood vessels 10 contract and "a normal
circulation ~ established.
The Pyramid Pile Cure g. strictly
scientific, both ln Ito composition and
in a. therapeutic action and the best
feature uf Il o. that u g. perfectly safe
AMI harmless No 90 gnnNfu ever roe
suit from lta use, but only positive b ne.
IT.
a singular fact. IN view ~ the large
number N patent medicines bcfur. the
public ls that the Pyramid ~ the only
lile cure ~ national reputation. II De-
tho only pile cure popular enough and
meritorlnuH enough 90 b. found in every
drug Hture ln the United States. u sells
at 90 cents Tor % fun sized package.
4 little book on cause and cure Of
piles mailed ffce by addressing pyra-
mid Drug Co. Marshall Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

here last Monday on missions to the
Northwestern States
John 4. Flinders superintendent OF
the Coop store, has just returned from
Chicago.
FUNERAL OF EMERY BAHRus.
The funeral services over the remains
~ Emery Barrus was hcld In the ward
meeting houec last sunday. The de-
ceased was one ~ our early settlers. lie
came 20 Gfluttvlllc with hla family IN
the yeir 1883 having embraced the Gu1-
pei IN the year 1888 lie had 10 child.
rem. 80 grandchildren. GO Ercat-Frand-
children. Z Ereat-rreat- decentralization!
total ies. ffo was 90 years Old the sth
u Loot April. lie Eathorcd with the
Saints nc Ntuvoo IN isiu, and was n
member Of the ftirh Priests quorum,
and was ordained a Patriarch IN 1891.
lie has hoUn d member or the church
two-thrds of century and was hon
ored ana respected by oil who knew
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Tho annual meeting ~ tho stockhnldors OF
tho Pride ~ the West Mining Company, which
should haYV hrun hold un tIn nfst Monday Ia
February, 1877, having passed, a meeting ~ the
tuCkhnldors ~ said tomu4uY fuf tho pur-
pose u olvcilng Hoard % slN nlfu'tufs 60
ana untll thrlr Hurrcsaufs shall have hcvu
duly vluttcd and qualified. and Tor the trans
action ~ ulhUr business ~ may ufuuFrly
rump hvfnru the muntlng. 4 hpfuhy called f6r
Monday urtuhOr VII. tFN, 20 3il0u'clucl D. ui.
nt the Office ~ the Secretary ~ the COMPANY
tn=Wlti huum iif. tlty and County nulldinr
salt Lake CITY. Utah. said mrctlne sill also
consider thr proposition u lcvylng ma assess
Wpnt upon tte capital stock ~ tho curtrlrn-
tluu. j. a., JENSEN, Secretary.
salt Lake city. Utah. sept vii. fsgo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
Sorior on sam USDER DrrD on
TRUST,

NOTICE 4 hereby given. that whereas
tuhrlra W. cannon aud IDA cannon. his wife,
On tho 18th day n May, i.'A borrowed u
tenoo aud made executed aud delivered %
said sn'lrty their note aud agreement Tor
W., a,lounL pay9 nle ~ ln.lhllm"nU htr1rd-
" secure tho said note and the payment "
hll mo lustallmvuts and u hls hnus aud as
..ssments n.cnriIuf % thg rules aud rugula-
lions 81 said society. un the same uatu made
rsocutcd aud delivered % the understand.
hvnfEu NJ 'auuun. under tholr hands and
suaIs thUlr certain deed " trust, which decd
~ trust Was recorded In the office N Tho Sail
lake County Utcnuier lu nunk Ili 90 Mort
cages plgy ~. un The 18th day Of May, isl5.
D., referred On and made part % tins notice.
whereby thvY conveyed CD George M cannon.
tho undersigned tnf tho uso and purposes
aud as,igus forever adj tho property huruin-
after described
Aud whereas the said Charles NJ. Cannon
aud Ida Cannon. bis vito. are nov On dofault
lh pnl luf the Interest, lnHtAllmunta and nuos,
sna here y nos due Tho s1cigiy iho SUM %
Whereas. AZ the Same time tue said Charles
NJ Cannon and Ida Cannon, lis wife. pledged
o. shhra ~ the 1911 series N stuik NJ the
said society A. additional security Tor said
lulnt Win authority 60 sell tho same 10 case
NJ default ln any ~ tho provisions % said
motto aud agreement prrscflhrdi
said dscd " Trust @ ,S az tSo i rsht aoSr
~ he City and loudly buildinf in the city
uuu fuuuty OF SAT- Lake state or Utah, on
tho goth day u October A. u. issl az the hour
y v AM ht public auction, a. tho highest
bidder an tho right Title Hnd lntrrest that
llo said Charles " Cannon aud Ida cannon,
hts wife had un tho 18th DAY NJ Nay, isi5 or
that they may Afterwards have acquired, ".
20 aud % All that piece ur parcel OF land Ia
SAT- Lake County. Utah particularly de-
scrlhud us follnWs. tn-Wits
ouumpngiug ono and ten oloyrnths u iO-in
rnsis north from tho southwest corner Of lot
city survey. and running tAouou north three
aud ono half ~ rulsI thsuco east eight ~
fulsi thence south three and uuoshaN $50
rods thence wet ulght ~ rods - the place n
beginning.
Also twelve shares 81 stock 81 tho Isth
srrles ~ stock il the said Lilu's nunont
lulldlug Society pledged as nfnsrsaid, and
Will AupIy thu proceeds 90 said snla us direct.
cd On said dUUl'uf trust
UEORGE NJ. CANNON.
Trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
OUR OWN STATE.

parents. Mt. and Mrs. VIM. \. Baker,
today nt o'clock.
This evening at o'clock, over the
Union Pacific. Walter Kerr Louis r.
Tor missions. the two first named are
going TO Germany. while the latter VIII
40 TO Sweden. The boys leave with the
well wishes of many friends
The ball given last evening w the
Third ward Amusement Hall was a
pleasant event
clyde Gourlay has returned from the
Philippines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The board of commissioners OF the
state insane nsylum met nt that IN
sutuuon Thursday. Mt. iuchnfda was
absent on account OF sickness
msni. a ,9i nj ,lr,s A. NJ, Follow. WV '''V'
Number 90 asylum AuEusi n re
males. lit icmalesi total; 90 Number
admitted during mpnlh, uli,-,
females, total D. Numuor uhlet l'ai-
tnent, lpt nill's. 10y t'nlal,s' 'olli '''i
DE Marcel, ! i'msle, ',l, nisle
Irmalct tntai temMninH s'pl,Htp ",
ioth. la3 males, ~ tcmhlca' tolnl, sVl'
Ihc BOARD maue the iollnWlhk applo-
prhuona 20 cover repl,inu'l Nv w.
ShlliN account. Al..'a''Ni 'uIt,i. ~
pgn-c. tl,alN',a' runatN 'Npehr' ~.
Treasurer FMrer reports m i"''""'
no 10 the olylum hnaheen'
,,.t.... o., q. ots a
,,Nlll ''t''' i'''' '''''''''''''''s "a az
'''''''''''' '' '''' 5000 90
r, :, ss, go
pt.I,,,.i ''''' '''''
o., ~ ,,.,,,...,, ,,,a ssc,s A
C.ale anl 'tsaImeht tuhu''''''''-''fis5s
N"n''"A'n' 'u''n'''''' ''''''''''
M ~ fga oa
rum" d" " % - ''''''''''
,,.,.,.... 80, ,.,,1 ~, LAT u,lOt
''''''''' %" ''''''
i9e medical .nP'rlstgi9snt s "1pilS
Tor the elk months ending April som,
1900. which amounts 10 $4,000. which
was approved. and the superintendent
authorized h. advertise FOR bids.
,.s,,..,,,t.,,., nav
Monday next viii be- founders day
nt Inc brigham Young Academy, and
IN honor 90 that day tho students will
celebrate ln "a suitable manner. Follow
inr Ia an. progrsm. AZ arranged
Tho forenoon viii be- taken up with
tho students forming in line at 9 o'clock
aud marching 10 the first home Of the
school on the corner ~ q and Seventh
streot which was burned down. then
10 the z. g. NJ. T. warehouse, whore
The school wac after the IRE until the
new building WAS completed They viii
then march back to the present school
bulldinrr. where exercises will be held
IN honor Of the founding Of the great
school by the late President hrighnil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

DO you make much " your an.
plea7" asked the vlsltorph. pretty
considerable" answered. farmer.
but I've got a con up lttown who
makes more out or uples In q
month than ! make the season. q"
"a farmer. Il hef' "Nohla doctor
I'm talking about gree 9es now.
The Statesman, Nonka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
OUR NEICABORS.
JUAREz, MEXICO.
Juares stake Academy--A Grand Edu-
eatlonai Institution.

Special Correspondence.
Colonin JuRrez. chihuahua. Mexico.
Oct. 5.--1he third academic year OF tho
Juarez stake Academy opened August
"a, 1888. under very favorable Cundl-
lions. with an enrolment Of l1G stu
dents which number has gradually In
creased tll at present $50 are In at
tendance. u n very pleasing TO note
teachers and students. Professor Guy
e. Wilson. principal of the academy;
Professors Arthur r. DALEY and Moses
a. sans. Misses Ida Coombs Caddie
Snyille. Esther Coomhs and Mrs. Sarah
a. Clayaun, all OF whom are very of-
hcient teachers, constitute the faculty.
For some time the members OF the
board OF education were greatly con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
REAL EsTA, TRANsFRs.

Abstract Of nle,unty rectier'a Of
nee, Salt Lake cl Utah, 'tober II,
1899:
Peter olander TO lnry Jaaon.
warranty deed, pa aouthist y
section 81, tOwnsp 2 puth.
range 1 east ,.,.,. '...I....3 10
Michael Gibbons 10 .hn iWil-
liamH, warranty I'd, Iurcel
Main Bingham cam ..... 40
Atha II, Williams 20 arplaon.
same $500 ssssst see Asssss 30
Sarah g. Robcson 10 q ceAtton.
s rOdH by - feet nonc1 from
IS feet east Of aouu6ehot o.
block 20. plat 4 ,... |...... 1850
Salt Lake city tu Nni4 ABB
bolt warranty deed, u26 to
30. block 2. Ia Ncta NJ ..... 1873
an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Annie H. Mcintlrv inu Cor issued 90 200
Aud In accordance with law and an order
81 tho board ~ Directors made on tho 3th
day NJ September, tslp, IN many shares uf
each panel Of such stock a. may be- neers-
s4ry, will BE- snld 90 the office OF the srcros
tary Of said corporation. Room SO. Is COm-
murclal nlocA salt lake city Utah. ON
W Wednesday, the aath day ~ october islp nc
uuput assessment together with the costs ~
advertising and tho expense of sale.
JAMES o. JENNINGS
Secretary Grand Gulch Mining Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
LOGAN
wln Raise city ssiarafie. - psd.r.en ~.
vorce Case Victim 1T Insanity.

spcclni Correspondence.
Logan. cache Co. oct. i3-Thc LOO
gan city council mot in spCclal session
laat nlght Tor the purpose Of consider
Ina the fixing Of the salaries % the
various city officials Tor the coming
two years. Tho council went into
committee N the whole 90 consider the
matter. and upon rising recommended
the passuEc 81 an ordinance placing the
annual salaries ~ city officers aa fol-
is7ya. which was adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
EVANSVILLE.
School Discontinued on Account of Scarlet
Fever Local News nricfs,

Special Correspondence.
Grantnyllle. Utah. oct i3.-The dis
trlct school has been suspended on &C.
count 81 the appearance OF scarlet
fever.
clara Daley Of oakley. Idaho. % were
married In the Salt Lake Temple last
Tuesday,
Tho foundation Of the new opera
house IA being put In.
Elders John W. Anderson. George
Parkinson and Chns. n. Faw-nn LEFT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Thousanus of the most stubborn and
distressing cases % piles have been
cured By TABLETS HuCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT. n never fnliE 90 cure.
Price 20 cents In bottles. tubes 10 cents.
y. c. NJ. / Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
PROVO.

Court Orders - Meeting 81 Asylum board
Founders Day at the H. \. A.
Special Correspondence.
iirovo. oct. ig--iudgo Booth and court
officials returned FROM ifobcr city thla
morning. where they have hcon holding
o. term OF the Fourth district court
To-day the court made the following
orders
In the matter Of the application ~
the citizens Of Provo city lviag north
~ Fifteenth etrcct To restrict the tax
inr oct Goth
Alfred Noycc OF SnrinFvillc, q native
OF England, was admitted TO citizen
nhip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

In the District court Emma Pederecn
entered suit Tor divofcc against her hu.-
hand, James ]. Petersen, alleging de-
Fertlon and failure ON hls part 10 pro-
vide hfr with the common ncce@snrlcs
~ life. Mrs. pcdcrscn also asks FOR
the custody ~ two minor children. the
older being three years Of nKc and the
younger but ton months. both girls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

unicu Of tho Board OF Public Works salt
Lake Cliy, OCT. ith ts.9.

scaled PROPOSALS will b. received at mi.
uulro Until n % clock AIN. NJ Saturday. Ost.
tlst lst for tho work uf cunstruftlur IA
cement sidewalk uu tho south siun NJ first
solth street, ia front uf tho old CAV Hail and
Engineers office
ln.tructluns 10 bidders. together with spori-
hcntlnnl ana forms Tor contract aud bond,
ncu uf tho beard
bids
ny ordorof tho lins Public Works.
& KE .-IN. chairman.