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when I was discharged my EN-,
oloyer let me down easy" How so?"
He said | could get work more readily
than an inferior man,'-Detroit Free
Press.
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NE reason Mrs. Pinkhans treatment helps women 50
promptly is that they have confidence in her.
~ Through some of the many thousands OF Mrs. Pink
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"The first act, you know, is supposed
to cover q period of twenty years"
"Whst q long time between drinks
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

The coal of the Philippines, so far
as known, is carbonized Ignite rathsr
than coal, and belongs to the tertiary
age of geology. Coal exists in Luzon,
and mining concessions have been
granted. Natural gas and petroleum
are found in Cebu. Gold is frequent
~ found in the archipelago. There is
a lead mine in Cebu and iron in Luzon
and other islands.
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The average weight of a man in the
Latitude OF New York il l40 poHnds;
a 3 veuAs JOB.
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swallowed hi. False Teeth

Why don't poultry raisers feed their
hens on egg plant?
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It always makes q Kentuckian mad to ca
him a sponge. 4 sponge will take water.ll
Chicago News.
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A man walking day and night withoutres g
would take 42S days to journey round tht
world.
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He-You haven't a mind above q new hat
She-And you haven't any mind under yours
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The absent have their faults and the pref
emit their excuses.
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Miss Pas%say-Idread to think OF my 10th
birthday. Miss Peri-Why? Did something
unpleasant happen then?
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After six years suffering | was cured BY
Piso's Cure.-MARY THOMPSON, - I-2 Ohio
Ave. Allegheny. Pa. March 10. 1884
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Educate Your Bowels With Gascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
toc, 2bc. II C. G. C. fail. druggists refund none
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Mrs. Wins.ow's Soothing syrup forchtldren
keething, softens the gums, Observation-Disclosures
ton ,allays pain, cures wind collie. &c. a bottle
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Beauty In blood Deer,

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood aL1 keep it clean, BY
stirring up the lazy liver .ad driving all i'm
Danish pimrles, boiIs, blotches, blsckheada
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
sists, satisfaction guaranteed. I0c. 25c, SOC.
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800. J I vs . creat sufferer from female trouDies: !
ssJh.cI.es ali Of thetime. no appetite. painsi in stomach faint
iur smells. was weak and my system was completely III !"
1 also had falling Of womb 50 bad that ! could scalo 49,. W..
c ssv sna one box Of Lozengsrs, can say am cured.
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The first woman pensioner of the Spanish
war was Mrs. s. C. Gibreath, of Austin, Tex.
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Fits permanently cured. No fits or nervous
ness after firstday's use of DR.. Kline's Great
NeryeRestorer. 81 trial bottle and 90 free
DR.. Il. q. KLINE, Ltd. Gl Arch St.. Phlia, Pa
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"H Who Rursues Two
Hares Catches Neither
Hares Catches Neither.
SAID a euen knozvn young
man about to4vn. II tried
for years to burn the candle
At BOTH ends. IN the pursuit
Of pleasure 1vhile trying to
attend to business. Ny blood.
stomach and kidneys got into
q Uretched state and It
seemed that Iooad not carry
tie bunda, any lonqer.

But now nay rheumatism has gone, my
courage has returned, and all on account
Of that marvel, Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
has made me a picture Of health. Now
Tn in for business pure and simple"
Hin Discs SET had running sores for
Digit years on nay hips. I was oonaned to
ny bed at times and at others used orutches.
Hood's ~Sarsapariua cured my hip and gave
Ne permanent health" OLLIE ]. ARCHER,
- Dudley Street, Dayton. Ohio.
Inai9e9tion-"I now have . good appe-
~, eat we'd, sleep well and my dyspepsia
"a INDIGESTION have left me. The reason is
tsok Heod's ~Sarsaparflla which entirely
eaxed De. Ian baggage Master On the B. &
@. Ra1roAA~ THoNAs CoEB, liz Carr St.,
aanAuQky. Chic.
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The alpine air in Switzerland is free from
microbes at an elevation Of 1000 feet.
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In Philadelphia an experiment was
recently made to determine the waste
of water in the city. A test was made
on the houses in two streets, which
included nearly 900 inhabitants. It
was found that 179 gallons of water
per inhabitant were expended, it can
not be said used. This is about four
barrels for each person, manifestly a
great waste. OF the 179 gallons only
twenty-four gallons were utilized.
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Bent Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Az

The present number of Indians in Canals
is 1O,0 93; 729 more than last year.
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No-To-Bac for FIFTY Cents
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes veal
nen strouU, blood pirp soc. 81. All druggistR
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Gutta percha is now at he highest price In
its history.
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Bent Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour life Awss.
TO quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
nstic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take MOTTO
BAG. the wunder-worker. that makes weak mer
strong. All druggists, Soc or 81. Cure guaran
teed, Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Many a scriptural text serves 40 . Iretext
for a lengthy discourse.
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How's This:
wsofer One Hundred Dollars Reward rol
sny Gaze of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL CHENEY q Co, Props., IoISop' -,
new tor the lat IS years. and believe him Pc, :.
fectly honor BILE N all business, transac5iohs
and financially able to carry out any opls"'
VAST g. TRUAx, wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
wAIprxG. K1NNAs 6 MARVIN. Wholesale
Hail CaIarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucons sur;;
aces ~ th- system. Price. T5c. per botse. SOLO
BY all Druggists. Testimonials tree.
Halls Family Pills are the best
tits considered a heinous ofenss TO ride
bicycle near the city of Constantinople.
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70 Cure a Cold In One pay.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
DRUGGISTS refund money If it fails to c1-e. Gc,
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Lord Salisbury once hsndled . pick and
shovel.
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MoG SasqbmM


Hood.s PMS cure liver fills, the non4rrisasins and
the oniy csthaTtic 70 take with Hoods Sarssparilla-
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Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or Csc
Il G. G. C. fail to cure. druggists refund none
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4AClNuOA LEGALLY OOO 4AA0O4U0AUCs Lu
was found that 179 gallons of water
per inhabitant were expended, it can
not be said used. This is about four
barrels for each person, manifestly q
great waste. OF the 179 gallons only
twenty-four gallons were utilized.
The application of electrically trans
mitted power to o~re-crushing mills,
situated at the mines, is regarded ss
working almost revolution in some
mining operations. At the Sheba
gold mines in Africa water-power is
transmitted by wire for a distance of
five miles, and an enormous saving
in the cost of milling the ore has thus
been effected. In q mountainous
country no other means Of conveying
power is comparable with a flexible
copper wire, which crosses hills and
valleys, and winds n way or an
other with equal ease.
One of the best-known deposits of
bitumen in the world is the famous
pitch lake in the West Indian Island
of Trinidad. It covers an area Of 100
acres, and looks like q dull, still,
dreary waste. It's surface is %percepti-
bly, convex, being elevated in the en-
ire and gently declining on all sides.
In the centre the pitch is semi-liquid,
but it hardens as it approaches the
sides. The government which owns
the lake leases it out in lots to private
persons, who pay q royalty according
to the amount of pitch taken out by
them. But no matter what quantity
is taken out, fresh pitch wells up and
restores the level surface. In fact,
the lake is practically inexhaustible.
Colonel Fl. Watkins, chief inspector
Of position finding in the British army,
has recently devised a modification of
the usual form of aneroid barometer,
in which it is claimed the accuracy Of
the instrument is greatly increased.
The inaccuracy of aneroids, owing to
temperature effects which cannot be
eliminated entirely. and the expert
encing of q progressive error, at low
p~ressures, has been q serious disad-
vantage in the 8 of an otherwise ex-
tremely convenient instruments.
Colonel Watkins corrects these evils
bv having the vacuum-box adjustable
and placed in position with a screw
when it il desired to take a reading.
In this way there is no continuous
strain on the mechanism, and the
vacuum-box can be raised or lowered
as often as is necessary. One of these
barometers was used about Zermatt
by Edward Whymper, the Alpine *.
plorer, and the error in comparison
with a mercurial instrument was found
| to be much less than one-tenth of an
inch.
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The Apian way Of today is to kill peo-
nile
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Kansas City has an embalmed milk soma
dal
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CONFIDENCE
HELPS. 10
CURE

'oAS III tAo city Aol wv
3 and had no relief until l
an the use of your remedies.
trouble was liberation of
i the womb. I suffered
something terrible. could
not sleep nights and
thought sometimes that
death would be such q
relief. To-day am well
woman, able to do my
own work, and have not
apain. fused four bottles
of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compounds and
4 three packages Of sana-
tive Wash and cannot
thank you enough for tho
good It did me-"
Mrs. M. SToDDARD.
< a6s. Springfield. Mimi.
ties:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-For
rer from female troubles. I
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NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS.
1T.
Around The County in Seven
Days.
The Happenings Of The Past Week
Told In Detail by Efficient
Correspondents.
Around The County in Seven
The Happenings Of The Past Week
sNGnERylLLg.
sSrprnvlLlr. June. 10, ism.

SSYDEnviLtr. June. 10, 1871.
Error TrNEs.
We seldom see any thing in your paper
from our liult berg.
We ARE quite sure II The Times were
published at suydeivllle, Coalville
wonld receive u little attention, at least.
IL may be there Is no correspondent
here Tor the paper, but one could be
iound that would occasionally furnish
nm article OF interest, aud We trust, In
the near future. such shall be the case.
A company Of surveyors we're here the
early part Of the week, locating corner
and division lines.
We were sorry to zee sheriff Lindsay
here this week, though each town In
the county j. entitled lolts share u the
officials attention.
Spring is very backward here. but now
tbs sup's verticle position. when the
clouds are absent, causes the snow In
the adjacent mountains TO rush down
upon Ms In its liquid form til roads
felds aud lawns are completely inun-
dated.
Last TUESDAY, The Mutual Improve
ment Association met In regular session.
An excellent program wac presented.
A portion Of the time was occupied by
two brethren from Coalvile.
The creek banks we're lined today
with H. boots, sum- urned ilces and
empty AL baskets.
We suggest tina, the saste Of time aud
loss OF money would I've lbyiated II
those Who wish to succeed in angling
could take Lesson Of fish and game
warden Arch, 'ald, who resides here, OF
OF ", g. JOIN ston Of coslsille. Nay
would IL not be- belior TO buy our trout
OF these gentlemen's catching, unless
forsoath, We enjoy the following Of 4
days iry-nngling; an empty stomach
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Whose breth blew out the light within
this braInY
Is this the Thing the Lord God made
and gave
70 have dominion over sea and land
To trace the stars aud search the
heavens for power;
To ieel the passion Of Elernity1
Is this the Dream lilo dreamed who
shaped the suns
And pillared the blue armament with
light?
Down all the stretch VI Hell to its last
gulf
There is no shape more terrible than
this
More iougued with censure Of the
worlds bliudgreed-
More fllcd with signs aud porlonts for
the soul
More lraught with menace to the uni.
we're.
What CULTS between him aud the 80
taphiml
Slave Of the wheel Of labor, what to
him
Are Plato aud the swing Of ploiNder?
What the long reaches 81 tho peaks Of
song,
The rift Of dawn, the reddonins Of the
rose7
Through this dread shape the suffering
ages look;
Times tragedy 10 in that aching s,oop
Through this dread shape humanity
betrayed,
Plundercd, proianed and di-inherited,
Cries protest to the Judges Of the
World.
Apro,est that Is also prophecy.
o masters. lords and rulers in all lands
Is this the handiwork YOU give to God
This monsirous thing distorted and soul
queuched2
How will YOU ever straighten up thi
shape;
Touch IL again with Immortality;
osvv back tho upward looking and II
light;
Rebuild initihe music aud tho dream
Make right the immemoriRl infamies.
Perndious wrongs. immedicnble woei
omasters lords aud rulers in all land
> How will the Future reckon with th
= Man2
How answer his brute question in tn
! hour
When whlrlwinds Of rebellion shake II
wofdg
How will it be with kingdoms and vii
/. kings
With those who shaped him to II
d thing he is--
When his dumb Terror shall reply
e. God
After the silence Of the centpries9
Oakland, Cal. -,
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The following interested program
was presented
Opening song by the association,
Little children love the savior"
TIE opening prayer vas offered by
rn. W. W. Ciuh.
Song, Beautiful Zion"
The minutes oi the last conference
was real aud approved.
The President Vi the Coaiyille East
Wand reported the condition OF the
primary association OF that place. She
was followed by the president Of the
lloylsyille association.
Martha West aud Rose Sargent APP
Psirej Ia an Entertaining dialogue.
lnrz Rhoad rendered an Instrumental
selection.
Ora Pace gave pleasing secitalion.
The song by May Wilson and Annie
bridge Was well executed
Bishop J, Wright wade few ra-
marks.
Hazel llixson pleased everybody with
her recitation.
Closing song Hope Of Israel" was
sing, after which Mrs. lixson pro.
nounced the benediction.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was opened by
singing the hymn, Zion is Growing
Opening prayerby Geo, Judd.
Singing "llark listen to the Trumpet
en-.
Ella Williams gave lriei historical
sketch OF the life Of Joseph smith
Tho was followed by song by Mami
1whknl
Tue report Of the summit Stake e
the year 1893 was read.
This was followed by a very NIGEL
rendered vocal tho by Lois Hobsor
lMaude Rcdden aud Correlia uunn.
Miss Maggie salmon reported Vi
leonditon Of the Coalvilie ward. Aver
encouraging report.
An interesting reading was given b
Olive Branch,
Belya Fisher sang a vocal selection
Recitation by Eva Smith.
Il. II. Rhead, W, W. CluG aud
Brown made some timely remarks.
+ The various officers were PRESENT.
and sustained.
= The closing song, Marching Hon
yard" was sung.
. Benrdiction, Belya Wright D..
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ECHO
Eeno. June. "A. Iso0.

Ecno. June, IA, isg9.
Fn,ro, r,,ss
.4l
"'s' N"" WI. !" r,
-, e.. ,o,.,..
. 70,
S''' '''' ''" " Vs
os"'' '"' '0
TO-
a party VI '"'o"
"''' '"''''"E 0"
Mrs. Lausia wickle, Mrs. ". u.
Weaver. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Bin
went to Evanston ON visit Tuesday
.y.,.,rool linear. a,ein town la.
.,,..ooi
-. .,
'..''' INV
o''
Nv P'''' ''
Mr.. Joseph Bail went up TO bic rand
Monday to do some Surveying
Me.,rs. Jessie and pavs .ssamou,.
Rsckuo,t cum, d,wu.s s;a.sy !,
SATURDAY. nlei,t TO meet their brobe
Alfred. Who came in ON the "ourain. ;
v.
' ana. S"., "smo do,sn .'m II.
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HOCKrOH1


kocKroHl, Utah, June IA, 1893.
EproR TMEs; n
John A. Smith OF Tooele, was visit
ing with his brother, ". A, Smith on
Monday June ~.
Mr.. ]. Cossey is having another
room built on hishouse. Geo. wardell
/. ioing The carpenter work.
c. II. With and II. A, seamons
made trip to IIenefer on Tuesday
last.
". W. Smith is erecting picket
fence in front OF his residence.
Mrs. safnh y. Gibbons's son Alma,
Mfs. Thomas uIbbons's daughter Sadie
aud variA and Mrs. William Cossry
want to Heber on Saturday last.
Messra W. D. Brown and A. W.
seamons returned home on sunday
morning last from wyoming. wh,re they
have been employed shearins sheep ior
tie past two months. They left ior
Great Fall', Montana, on Tuesday tho
lS. where they expect about six week.
work shearing.
An entertainment consisting OF pho
nograph selections and telescope views
was given on Tuesday evening June IS
for the benefit of the choir, 1t was quit,
well attended, s.
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rgoA

PloA, Utah, June "A, 1871.
EDuoK TiNEsi
Albert J. Maxwell. Abraham NJ.
Lyon. and stephen Walker have gone
to llilliarJ, Wyoming, toshear sheep
Albert q Nlarchant aud Wife Of salt
Lake counly are visiting relatives and
friends In Pcoa. The gentleman and
lady returned home the last Of the
week.
A cold wave struck Peoa on the 10
severe frost on the morning Of the llth
aud lee formed quite thick and the
damp ground was frozen |, is feared
that apple blossoms have been in
jired.
Duncan W. Merchant. son A. @. II.
Marchant has been sick for the past few
days.
GLADYS, the younger child Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. o. f, Lyons, is suffering With a
severe spell q sickness.
Some Of our citizens are thinking Of
trying their fortunes in Canada, aud
one or more families may leave Tor the
Alberta country in two or three weeks.
The high water In the river was
about 10 take the bridge DOT, ON the
lower road between PeoA aud KanAs.
The ROAD supervisor, To save tie bridge,
took 1t out and now MI the trnyel has 10
be done via Oakley. Besides washing
upon the bridge the water cut chan
mel On one eide Of itso deep that wagons
could not pass over.
The mutual admiration club held a
prol opged session yesterday. The ears
Of some parties must have tingled from
the conversation that went ON.
Il isfeared that the high water will
cot seyesal new channels and destro,
some valuable lana mp this Way how
ever, tho cold snnp now viii have
tendency to check the dood fot slor
time.
The many relatives and i'isnds 0
Mrs. Aun Pearson, wife Of Levi Pearaol
Of Oakley, are grieyed to hear OF th'
&c, ious illness OF that es,imable lad.
aud all hope i,r her re, oyerv.
Il. II. L. VIVA
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EDrrou Tmsl
&C. Stevens, our merchant, returned
from SAT- Lake last sunday.
L.T. Avor OF View, Weber Co..
Utah, is here taking orders fora Chica-
go flm TO enlarge pastures. Ho 10 do
iug a large busine.s.
SoWe thoughtless young man threw
rock through tue window OF J. L.
FrnEiers' house. soaring his dauah tor
almost into spasms. She has been very
nervous ever since.
II Is reported that there will be a
game Of base ball played between the
1amss aud oakley boys NEAR the llh Of
July.
Prospecting Is in order now as men
can be -ren in all directions breaking
and turning rocks.
omevery rich ore lie being found W
Bsyer creek also on a creek called
Boulder. HoYrs canyon seems to be
in It also.
result OF the severe frost on the
l4,h inst. the gardens sustained con
siderable damage.
Mrs. W, ", Hortln has been ven
sick fora lew days. She is some beI's'
atpTeSent.
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Mr. 7. Kotcham Of Pike City, Cal. ,
Gays During my brothers late sick.
ness from seiatic rheumatism, Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm was tho only remedy
that gave him any relief" Many
Others have testified to the prompt re-
lief from pain which this Eminent
atiordo. For sale by John Boyden &
son.
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yTHE MAN WITH THE HOE"
BY Edwin Markham.

God made man in his own image
in the Image Of God made lie him
-Genesis
Bowed by the weight Of centuries he
leans
Upon his hos and gaLes on the ground
The emptiness OF ages in bIs face,
And on his back the burden OF the
world,
Who made him dead to rapture aud
despair,
a thing That grleyes not aud tina. never
hopes,
etoid and stunned, brother to the OK
Who loosened and let down this brutal
jaw
Whose was the hand that slanted bael
! this brow3
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Boyden & Son.

Mr. John Beyins, editor OF the Press,
Anthem, Iowa, says II have used
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in my family Tor
fifteen years, have recommended it to
hundreds of others, and have never
known it to fail in a single instance.
For sale by John Boyden and Son.
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Notice.

The City Council Of Coalyille City
will meet us Board Of equalization Of
the assessment Of property on June 49,,
1890, at 7 $50 y. m. Tne Board may re-
mi, the City tax Of any insane, idiotie,
or INDECENT person to an amount notex
ceediug dve dollars for the current
year.
All persons interested must appear ~
person or be represented bya guardian
II. L. ALLEN,
Mayor,
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Edwin Markham, the author Of the
following poem, has been known to
only very small circle oi readers until
about three months age when The man
with the Hoe" appeared IN a san
Francisco paper. THE man with the
hoe" is atype Of the laboring CLASSES.
The poem a,iracted wide spread atlen-
ton.
Itmay be interesting to know thai
the author has for many yerrs been
principal OF an Oakland school.
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Aside FROM tho serious Inconvenience
aud pain caused by piles, there is u
tendency to dslula and to cancer in the
rectal regions. Piles should not be
allowed to run ON unchecked. TAB
LERs BucKEYEPILE OINTMENT
is in iniallible remedy. Price. 90 cts. a
bottle, tubes75 cents. For sale by John
Boyden & Son.
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wAssurr

wAs.nir, Utah June To- ''o.
EDuoH Tmes
We have had Two or 'n's' 1''U
frosts Of late. not great deaf 81 a'@as'
has been done ist. fruit is a'' iAr
enough along a few early potatoes have
been caught
Misses Grace and Blnhehe foa'sN-
turned home ironr Salt Lake Civ on
the 10th.
wanship and Hoylsyille viii unii' d
eele braiing the Fourth Of July
Mr.. George Williams came hons lIau
Wyoming last weei, ahsfe ne has esI
working on the railroad Y
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Notice.

Tho Scandinavian Reunion will he
held at Peoa June "a.
II is desired that this Reunion and
midi Sommer Ret with pic-nicot Lete
L,ter Oh Skore Foruoiiser, will DO at
tended by every Scandinavian In the
stake, their decenderts, and our
English aud American friends.
Ole Jensen Andep Jorgrnson and
Emil lsaaeson, committee on arrange.
monts.
Hans o. Young and W. o. Anderson
:, "a vliaiion.
Respectfully,
W. W. CLurF
Pres.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
No. lI23.
LAND orrIcr AT sAlr LAKr Chr urAu.l

LAND ofTIcE AT SALT LAKE Cnr UrAHJ
April 22nd, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing-named settler has iilcd notice Of his
intention TO make final proof In support
OF his claim, and that said proof win be
made before the Register and Receiver
at Salt Lake City, Utah, on june 9Th.
lee9, viz: Abraham II. Marchant Home.
stead Entry 1887 for the l. y sw /,
and sW y sW "a Sec. ~ and Sc y
sE y See 81 TplN RISE.
lie names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land, via:
u. b Clawson Dr.. +. W. Gardiner.
Adelbert Roundy, all Of Salt Lake City,
Umh John A. Marchant, Of Peoa Sum
init Co., Utah.
- FLASK d. HoDBs, gistor.
william II. Bird attorney for appli.
cant.
2nd s45O 4-2s-5 5.l2-ls, 10000.