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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-01-26

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ELAXSEED Meal for stock. Best
Corn Shelter On the market. Old
Hickory Wagons. For sale by
dec22 A. BAKER & BROWN.
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&500, to lend on real estate security
McILHANY & HILLARY.

GOOD FARM, Attractive Home
"a We offer 3O5 acres of productive
land, p miles of city, which lies well
and is easily cultivated. AbOut 40 acres
in timber. Part of farm now,sodded i'll
blue grass. Brick dwelling. Large bank
barn. comparatively new. Orchard.
Examine this. Price $4,000. Easy
terms. Will take smaller farm in part
pay. MCILHANY & HILLEARY.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT in city real
L estate. frame dwellings and one lot
for 81. 400. Rental $l3 per month. Assess
cd value 81, 700, located on car line.
MclLHANY & HILLARY,
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l will sell the above lots privately,
MICHAEL MCALEAR.
jan 26-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY.
hereby respectfully announce myself a
candidate for election as Commemorative
Attorney of Augusta county, subject to the
Democratic Primary Election to be held
April Sth, 1899. promise, if elected, to
discharge the duties Of the Office to the best
of my ability. Very respectfully,
ian 2611l Richard s. KER.
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Ready Made Wear.

Figured Dress Skirts, fast black, lined
and bound, at 81.
Black brocaded mohair skirts, usual
80. 80 kind, at 81. 98.
Black Dress Skirts, made of all wool
French serge, percaline lined, closed seams
usually sold at 81, special price 50 SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-13

Prof Recde IN man who has made
n reputation for himself, way In adj
vance " his years No practitioner
OF occultlsm can equal his tests. lie
tells every visitors axe. full name. date
OF birth OF anything ~ their past or
future. without asking single quca-
ton. His fcats have surpassed the
marvellous and bordcrcd on the thrill
Ing Love. courtship. marriage. d.
Norcc. sales, changes employment. willis.
property. spcculatlona. patents. old cH-
tater. lawsuits, seem alike to become
plain, and the best course indicates IT.
SELF, however Involved the affairs might
have seemed at the outset Dinioui-
Ties In love melt before his wizard
touch the most difficult problems ~
married life become nH plain as the a.
u. .. Spccuiatlona becomes certainty.
and troublesome questions " business
stand nut ns clear ne crystal when
once brought before his far-sccing eye.
Sales are made to advantage. purchases
are made or avoided to the pront 81
tho client old Intricate meahcH of law
Involving the settlement Of estates long
In the tortuouH channel ~ the courts
present new and clear phases. In
formation relative to patents II oh.
tanned offhnnd without resort 10 muHty
records or hiring ~ an attorney for
costly investigation. on each and
every subject the brilllnncy Of u mind
acute and IN touch with some superior
el,msnt makes itself known aud It's
effects felt.
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AMERICAN FORK.
rro.pcrity's Advent Coop. and Chapman
Company Making sig Improvements

American Fork, Utah County. April
l2.-lrhc present outlook bctokcns
prosperous year. with considerable
work for the laboring man. Taking In
the prospects. the mnsona ana piaa-
tcrcrs here have met together and de-
cldod upon a uniform scale ~ wages,
thereby hoping to reap the full reward
VI their Industry.
\ building committee consisting ~
Mcsaru. J. u. Jensen. George Cunning
ham and Chus. Logic Jr., have been
selected by the directors Of the Amcri-
can Fork Coop. to arrange for the
erection OF the improvements contem-
plated by that Institution. and rock
hauling VIII begin In the very near ia.
turc. II IN contemplated building n
brick structure Immediately east OF the
present site. Upon It's completion. the
stock Of goods will be moved Into u,
the old building finally pulled down
and replaced by two-story brick
building.
About 5000 now stock has already
been subscribed. which In addition To
the present capital win assist In bring
ing the principle Of cooperation TO the
front. The Institution " In an excel
lent condition. This year n dividend
~ eight per cent was declared ana In
1865 a dividend Of sixteen per cent.
The Chapman Mercantile company
hi' sFo nhhluN lINliibiNhh 80
tenaivc improvements In the noar tu-
turc. The frame buildings occupied by
n. ". Ambrose and Anthony Nelson
nrc TO be torn down without delay ana
In place thereof large brick structure
erected soNS0. extending from the shoe
shop of VIM. webb 10 the y. ". Bolcy
building This structure ~ 10 be used
NJ bank and Tor renting purposes.
The offices for their lumber business
have been removed 10 their property
on the west side ~ Merchant street.
facing their store building These Inn
provcmenta have been deemed nccea'
Hary on account of the company'a In
crs.1aing business.
Potato shipping has ceased for the
present. During the past few weeks
several carloads have been shipped,
mostly by the Co-op here. Their nfth
car went forward from Lchi station on
the 10th.
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nANTI.
Court Calendar rubiic schools Closed on
Accoun, of scarietins Floods Expected.
qp.,tat e,..o.,.na.,,..

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EPIDEMIC OF ScAltbkTlNAs
All the schools of Mantl were closed
at noon yesterday. for an Indefinite
period. on account Of there being 70
much acarictina In town. The last child
10 ruccumb TO the disease N Glcndcn
Gustaf. the four months old son OF air.
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Notice Il hrrchy given that thrrc will 10
q special meeting ~ she siuskhold0rs ~ tho
lio.efut a salt lake Agricultural 4 Manu-
uciuflug tuusl Company held ni the eufn-
pnuy', office rnm ~ frmpicion huilding.
fult Lake city, ltnh. nu tlir An day N ApriL
l.H. ~ u'rluck l.. u. fnr the purinse ~
amending the Afirlrs ~ Agreement. lIt stfik-
Ing out Article o.. which rpii'is a. fnllnws.-.
"Ass"ssiurnts nnd proceedings thoruln to-
rcthcr With sale ~ dolindurut stnck shall b.
~ provided hy law"
And lnsUfilng ~ lieu thrrsf the fnllnwinglar
Tho trustees N said corporation for tho
IurIuso ~ paying uxpet-es conducting tho
business, " pas lns Tho debts ~ tho curIpura-
ton, may lrNy and rnllr1t nssrssmfnt. III the
lnannef aud form provided hy lawl although
W" capital siock m said company has been
fully paid"
And BY addlpr Aulcio Il. which shall rad
~ follows, tu-Wift
That four ~ tho TRUSTEES shall h. neccs-
shfN "a form qunuImt AMI arr hrr'hy au-
thnflgsfi In transact fhr business and EXERCISE
the cnftirnic POWERS ~ the corporation"
Dated this iist duy ~ NnF'h. fslu
ny order ~ niard ~ Ulr,s'tnf-
CHARLES u. wifrkrN President
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JAPANESE INVASION"
The Thrifty Japs are Pouring IN on
Pacific slope and Causing Alarm.
Philadelphia Enquirer.

Philadelphia Enquirer.
The san Francisco Chronicle Il panic-
stricken over the Idea OF Japanese In.
vnslon, II calls attention that coolies
from that country are being landed In
lrge numbers, not only In Hawaii,
but In the United States. These men
show a'clenn bill OF health and $50 Ia
cash and are allowed 10 land. They
then return the money 20 the company
which loaned II 10 them and 10 on 70.
iuicing. liut tho Chronicle points out
that the danger Ia not from the coolies
alone. There have come to this country
numbers ~ young men and boys OF a
higher native type. They learn our Ian.
guage rapidly. are dlligent students
and generally bright shrcwd, energetic
fellows, with an eye upon the upper
rounds of the commercial ladder. la
u very short time they NJ themselves
for posts M clerks, statesmen. agents.
photographers, stenographers, merchants
aud professional men.
We connot see that there N nnythlns
In this that would warrant the cry;
THE Japanese must CO." yet that In
the cry which the Chronicle declares
must be raised nt once To avoid future
diplomatic troubles, IL would seem that
the Intelligent japanese youth had Just
ms much right to work out his CONNER
cinl and professional salvation IN this
ian youth. II II citizens of that class,
the ambitious. thrifty. enterprising
class that this country wants. An en-
ergetlo japanese boy who comes to this
country and creates a new Industry on
improves an old one, who enrlches the
community IN which he lives by his In.
dustry and his brains. II not tho per-
son TO be sent away or shut out.
The great objection to the Chinese
was the fact that they would not
mix" They would herd together,
maintain their distinctive customs,
and their vices remain unchanged; they
gave this nation nothing In return for
'he money which they canned from ~.
This charge cannot be brought against
tho Japanese. They endeavor 10 lden.
tify themselves with American customs
and Institutions M quickly aa possible
after landing. They pride themselves
on acquiring our social. commercial and
political habits with ease. and they he
come naturaiized citizens who use their
franchise with intelligence,
To raise the cry, "The Japanese must
TO-" Il most foolish. Keep out the
coolie, certainly, lust na we keen out
other contract laborors, but tho intel
igent Japanese AFRO welcome.
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Provo.
Liquor Dealers Appeal from Justices Court
-she~pstc,iing.

Special Correspondence:
Provo. April is-T. J. wndsworth has
appealed to the Fourth district court
from a decision OF Justice WoodhouHe'H
court. OF lehl. sentencing appellant 90
pay a nnc OF SO and to serve fifteen
days In the Lchi city Jail for selling
liquor. contrary 10 the isehi city or
dinhncc. Leo Singleton has also APP
pealcd from a decision Of Justice Wood
house. sentencing him 10 pay n flnc ~
100. ana TO imprisonment for ten days,
for Illegal liquor selling
An order was made In the Fourth dis
trict court. releasing benjamin Eppa
Moody ~ DcHcrct from the asylum
upon n $3.50 bond being furnished.
ARRESTED FOR SHEEP STEALING.
Sheriff Murdoch came down from
Warntch county yesterday ana arrested
George fcrrc. who lives In Provo. Fcrrc
II charged with bclng implicated with
some Waaateh county people In steal
Ing a bunch ~ sheen from Fam. Muir
dock % iicbcr. about n month ago. The
sheep were found near this city In the
herd OF sliaa Alfred. who're they are
supposed TO have been left by the par
ties who took them away from Iicbcr.
SEWER DISTRICT ORDERED.
The board OF health has ordered own
erp and occupants u property within
y and X streets and sixth and Eighth
streets TO remove all NTH and garbage
from their property ON or before April
END. and has ordered the city council
to take proper steps 10 create blocks 81
and q. plat A. into sewer district,
ana put the same In proper working
order before June 18th. and u In car
tying out this requirement the factory
race " used for an escape for the same.
that before said date II be- put IN proper
condition to prevent diseases from arts
ing from said use"
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
June Clark viii soon leave for Salt
Lake TO accept n position in'one Of tho
drug stores
Elder Martin Williamson of Lake
View has returned from mission 10
Norway. feeling well spiritually and
physically.
President Hammond Of the San Juan
stake spent yesterday In this city ON
his way home from Conference.
II: W. Driggr. W. =. Hayes and Jas.
q, Bullock. were over yesterday from
Pleasant Grove. Mr., Driggs Informed
the News" representative that the
severe frost last winter had greatly In
Jurcd the peach trees IN his town and
that the crop this season VIII be much
smaller than usual.
The SHELTON Publishing Go. has re-.
cciysd an order from the y. q. N. I.
for 1000 students note books The
contract viii require n tons of paper
~. w. Dnvcrn, representing the pio-
neer Nursery II Salt Lake. II In the
city distributing trees 10 patrons OF his
company.
George Pueblo and VIM. wlghtman,
two Of the boys charged with a dis
turbnnce OF the pence ON the II. q, W.
train between Provo and Paynon, on
April iat. hnd their hearing befouf Jus
tico King yesterday. They were add
judged guilty and fined $50 and ti5 res
pectively.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 49, 1892


tered by the speakers for the bercaved
family.
brigham Bodcn. who came TO such an
untimely death. by taking his own life.
II an old time resident Of our city. He
belongs to n family who are very hiEhly
respected. During the greater part OF
his life he has followed tho occupation
Of miner Services over his remains
were held yesterday IN the Fourth ward
hall. The ogden lodge OF the knights
of Pythlas. Of which air. Boden was a
member. attended and onlciatcd In the
services.
Another company Of our ,ownsmcn
are about to leave Tor Rock Springs'
Wyo. TO shear sheep.
After q very successful year. the re-
liglon classes are now closing for the
season. The future Of this organizn-
ton. In our city. " very promising, as
the young people are taking such nm In
tcrcat In the studies " the Gospel.
The noien House II having an addi-
tion built TO H.. this has been needed
badly FOR long time. ~ rtranEors are
many times turned away for lack OF
room.
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Cast Aside All Other Remedies.

II you have a Cold try Il. II you
have the Grip try II. n you have ca.
tarrh Try II. II you have Sore Throat
try H. II you have II cough try Il. II
you have any throat or lung trouble try
H.
All druggists sell them. or mailed TO
any address Tor 81. with everything
complete.
HOW MuNYoN CURES THE SICK.
HIS RHEUMATISM CURE cures sell
ntloa, lumbago and all rheumatic palms.
HIS DYSPEPSIA CURE cures all
stomach troubles. ms KIDNEY
CURE cures 90 per cent OF all kidney
complaints. HIS COLD CURE quickly
breaks up a cold and prevents dlphthe-
ria and pneumonia. HIS HEADACHE
CURE cures every form OF headache IN
from three 10 seven minutes. His other
remedies are equally enicacoua.
Personal letters answered with free
medical advice for any disease. Guide
10 Health free. Munyon's II. II. Il. Co.
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Tho "nurisr'' .. Desd-tunerai of urig'
ham tiodsn other >ew..
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
brigham city Aptii i2.-Thc brigham
Buglcr IN now a thing OF the past. The
last load OF Its furniture hnd type left
hero Friday last. We trust that Mr..
SNOW will have success IN his new un-
dcrtaking.
trip 60 California, wherc they went
about u month age for their health
Mr.. Erdmann expects TO leave Tor a
mission shortly.
The funeral services over the remains
81 little Vetn Morgan wcrc he'd ycster-
day In the Third ward meeting house.
Many kind words OF comfort We're ut
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PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS

VIII be continued In the following drug
htoreni
SMITHS DRUG CO.. n. n. corner
Main and Second South.
SMITH a SWIFT. iis South Main
Street.
y. ]. hill s Co. 50 West Second
South.
y. G. SCHRAMM. Mccormick build
inF. corner Main and First South.
r. a. SLOAN, PARLoR DRUG
STORE, corner Second South anu
state Street.
WALLACE BROS. ioe W. South
Temple Street
THE NELDEN-JUDsoN DRUG
COMPANY. sole Wholesale Dlstribu-
tors for Utah
Polite attendants viii he on duty alt
answer questions and demon
Htraie ltH value, Everybody invited
to give this inhaler n free trial. No
trouble 10 show, You are welcome 90
a treatment whether you purchase or
not.
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THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by DR.. James y
Tnlmagc; an account OF IT, origin. with
evidences OF It's gcnuincnesa and au-
thcnucity. Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from Dr
Talmhgc'H book "'rhc Articles of
Faith" but are presented In separate
form for the use Of investigators and
students, Price i0c. For sale by the
nesar.f Naua
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FROM 1906 TO 1893.

Jonaon's church Chronology. ohron.
olosical history Of tho Church from
new type throughout. In any style
Of binding desired. Prices ti.e5. 81 90
and t2,oO The funds derived from the
sale OF the book will be- used Tor the
erection Of n new Lattcr-day Saints
Historians office IN this city. For Hnie
NJ THE nEaElIr NEMA
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VEkNAl..
Death Of Mrs. Margaret iionner shsiton-
close of . Useful career

Special Correspondence.
Ncrnal. April ii.-Mra. Margaret
shelton passed from this life ON sat
urday last, April klh She was the
daughter OF George and Margaret Bon
ncr OF Midway. Maaatch county. Sis
tor shelton was born IN ~. John. H.,
In September. iAt6. and with her par
onta came TO Utah In 1890. She mar
ricd Steven shelton In 1879. She was
PRECEDENT " the Primary association of
gllne's ward AZ tho time Of her death,
q leading teacher In the Theological
class In tho SABBATH school. aud has
lead an active life. being an earnest
worker In All the ward associations.
she was faithful wife. loving mother
and devoted Latter-dny Saint. ana
leaves a husband and six children and
n host Of friends and relatives to
mourn her untimely death.
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EUREKA.
rirc Last Midnight 500 Damages To =
Frame iiuiiding.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. April ia.-Quite an alarming
frc broke out at midnight last night Ia
"a row OF tenement rooms owned BY
william kcllinor situated lust south of
II. q. W. depot. Fortunately the high
westerly winds OF the last few days
had abatcd. else the result might have
been disastrous. ms there N quito
cluster OF frame houses near BY. Two
estimated ut about 500. no Insurance.
quite number OF the citizens turned
out and rendered prompt aid In exiin-
gushing the flames. as there are no
hydranta or IRE cStinguirhlng nppara-
tua on hand. The cause OF tho IRE "
not known.
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NOW READY.

.Jcnson'n Church Chronology. n chron.
illogical history OF the church from
1905 TO the close of 1895. Printed IN
OF binding desired. Prices. ti.25. Vi. 30
ara A2On, The funds derived from the
sale ~ the book viii be- used Tor the
erection Of n new t.nttcr-dny Saints
Histurian'n ONCE In this city. For sale
mt TITE nEgEnTfsr NEWS
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OUR OWN STATE.

Gcorgesen and Martha Il. Ross. both
OF Weston. Laron 4. Andrus OF oxford.
Idaho and Emma u. Toone Of Gentle
Valley. William Kresic and Martha
Jensen, both Of Providence; Samuel
licnrie and May 1iulse. both OF Mill
Vile.
Dr. o. w. snow has transferred his
family and effects from brigham to
Logan, and In future will make his
home here
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OGDEN.
Apportionment Of school funds Orchard
Kuies and HeEoiseUns.

kui~s and Regulations.
Special Correspondence.
ogden. April lathe state board Of
horticulture has Just had printed 10000
comics Of rules, regulations and formu-
las for spraying. for distribution among
the farmers Of the State.
bishop Edwin stratford Of the Fourth
ward u feeling some better. since me
advent OF good weather. and was able
TO go out driving a day or two ago.
There II some snow left In ogden
valley but not much. The frst plow-
ing this spring was done on Tuesdny.
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs. Jan' u. Hatch were
held at the Mound Fort meeting house
nj .. IN. yesterday. which were at
tended by many moufners ana sympa-
thizlnR friends.
The board Of education held meet
Ing yesterday forenoon and transacted
n small amount OF unimportant bust.
meas. A report from the financial COM
mittce showed that the last payment ~
the state apportionment amounted to
s2.9e6. 40. Iiilla were allowed to the
amount Of $500 80.
ApPoRTIoNAfENT OF SCHOOL
FUNDS.
County Superintendent ~ Schools
Wilson has completed his apportion-
ment o. the last payment OF the county
oppoftpnment from the state school
funds. which amounts 60 81. $751; S or ~
cents per capita for the children ~
school age In the county outside Of or
den city. The total apportlonment for
the year amounts TO tS.is per capita. a
decrease from last years appOrtion-
ment 81 ~ cents. The apportionment Of
the various school districts IL ~ fol-
lows, Hurch Creek s31.ti Eden. $50 a.
Farr West $50 20: Garland. $50. -.
Hooper. sit2.2i. Hiarrisvillc. N9.T2.
Huntsville. tis3.hs; GAINESVILLE. $50. "a;
Liberty. sea; Marriott. t1o.es; North
ogden. sia2; Pleasant View. $40. ~:
Plain city. si0a 80: Parry. ss03s. Pop
lar, 1850; Rlvcrdnlc. $3.50. Roy.
tii.ff; Randall. $3.50. Statewide.
90. IS; Taylor. tu.ii. Uintnh, $40 81
Wilson. esi CO., West Wcbcr. ISL So
Warren. tii.s0. Total. ti.a7s.0s
The districts Of Garland. Taylor and
West Weber have been consolidated
into one district for tho next year. max
Ing district the largest Ia the county,
outside of ogden city.
The chief of police says that on ana
after the 18th Instant the bicycle or
dinnahce VIII he riRldly enforced. hid
INK on the sidewalks within certain
prescribed districts and riding after
dark without lighted lamp. are for
hidden by the ordinance. under penalty.
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"TT'VT1' Vt T77-7'TTK FITVETHVHs
Logan. April IA Henry shelton, a
resident Of Heaverdnn. iBoxvlder Co.
came over 10 Logan last evening 60 Sc
cure surgical treatment Tor a very pain
ful Injury. He WIS leading a calf he
had purchased. being horseback at the
time. The calf became frightened when
crossing bridge and ieapcd over the
edge Into the ditch. The right thumb
OF Mr, shclton's was caught by the rope
and torn clean out of It's socket. His
hand and wrist were also badly LAGER
utcd,
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Aud IN accordance with law, and an
order OF the Board ~ Directors made
on the 18th day OF February, 1889. 10
many shares of each parcel OF said
stock, a. may be- necessary. win be sold
at the ofilce OF said Company AT IL
North Main 81. salt Lake city, Utah.
on the 18th day NJ April, nt ~ noon. to
pay the delinquent assessment, TO-
neither with the cost Of advertising aud
expense ~ sale,
nv order OF the Board of Directors.
JOHN WELLS,
puted March eiat. 1892
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-13
THE DEMAND IS GREATER
THAN THE SUPPLY.

Three factories arc kept busy manu-
featuring them, Cured persons tell
their friends, ana 30 tho sale increases
day by day.