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QUESTIONS on WAR.

Now that the tzar has brought 60 the
attention ~ tho powers ~ the world the
ralpahlc uhHurdlty Of each maintaining
large number Of its people a. trained
lighters al the cost of the producing
clnsHet. Tor the purpose now and then
" glhiintorinl display. would II not be
we'll Tor some one to call "a convention
To pass upon "a few simple points which
would make easier the duties Of teach
crs. II would greatly simplify the
course OF education " few questions
were answered by those who determine
the fate OF nations, AZ. ~ II settled that
one people may seize and possess them
selves ~ the property Of another peo-
pie II strong enough to do Hog II not
strong enough alone, may nations
rlEhtfully unite 10 dcHpoil another ma
tlon2 II - may they rightfully unite
10 despoll any nntion3 can II settled
us good politics that trained menslhyera
may be turned into the forest 10 XIII
the inhabitants. or huddle them In
corners to die. on the ground that these
wild lands are required for purposes Of
civilization. and that civilization has a
right 10 them: does this right OF aupe-
iior strength and culture apply as well
Ia the half savage, or 10 the quarter
savage; and n 20 how civilized must be
the civilization. and how savage the
savngiAm before the author NJ all poo
pies. and all power, and all Justice and
humanity may be invoked 20 witness
the righteousness Of the robbers cauacy
IL Germany sufficiently civilized to cap.
turc and partition Central America on
this Hypothesis May the powers units
and demand the division among them
uf Russia, whore there Is moro waste
land than In Africa Spain wants u
piece of china; suppose china were 10
demand the partition OF Spain. or Italy,
among the powers of Asin-thnt iR 10
say the omperofs OF China and Japan.
aud Agulnaldo emperor OF the Philip
pincs.-could the plea bo Justly set up
that Spain and Italy were TO advanced
nnd the powers " Asia not advanced
enough 10 permit ~ such COURSE And
this, too whom l,omulus and Romus
We're sucking the wolf while the In
habltants Of the Far East were study.
INK the stars of hcaycn7 II isolation u
crime? II not. why In China punished
FOR ~ n 40. how much Of Isolation
may the nnti-tmperiallHtH OF the United
States be permitted To indulge In be.
fore Englnnd has the International
right TO come laundering at our portal.
demanding the door to be openrda ~
cNcluslVonoss "a crimeH n not, why "
China punished for ~ III No, why are
not Australia and America punished for
excluding the ChlncHc7 Old men and
nnce and deserve oblitoration, how old
OF weak or useless must man or wo-
man or nation become IN order to
Justify cNtprmlnationg Could some Of
these questlonH, round which the dlplo-
mats keen up their war dance, he set
tied for the benefit OF the simple how
much clearer to the mind would bc the
studies OF International ethics and
oconomicH'-Bancrofl. The New Pacific,
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and Southern Lcadvliio train this morn.
ing swinging his legs from The seat and
enjoying an apple, says Saturday, Dem
For his nTe--i ycara-paut Hunkiey
Is a remarkable lad. His hair. o. golden
IN color as amy girls. Nv nicely banged.
His blue eyes look at one with frnnf-
ness that IN unusual In child " his
nEe. hC N splf.pusseasrd and enjoys
long and cdifyinE conversations with
brakesmcn ana conductors. Of paaacn-
gers. unless they are old ladies, he IL
naturally suspicious. That u why he
loaded the seat In front of him with u
picture paper. a lunch basket, q very
small ulster and three or four other os-
Try.
Where are you going. PaulY" asked
Conductor Smith
To Robinson. near Lcadvllle.' an.
swcfcd Paul.
Who tor
"sir."
The conductor felt q bit embarrassed.
naughty.
u mCan." he said. "wili any one meet
YOU nt the end " your Journey when
you get thcrc2"
oh, ycs," aud the blue eyes grew soft
WIN the nero recollection. My mo-
Their"
"Ab." said the conductor. II Paul
Huxley had been more advanced In
years he would have recognized tho
hls man w sold and blue was his
friend.
Mother" volunteered Paul. "is very
,ack she wants mo with her. icfi
Iolvdp, o. two DAYS nrn. No one
was with me. hut I came 50 colorado
latt year with mother and Wasn't
frightened Tor there were many things
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THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY.
,...,,I, Observed by All Classes Of Citizens
-foo,b,r the Principal Feature.
~. nv. - Pine Dinner-Mati-
nee n, cnr,.'sn'en's-"r'ef
Local News.

,.,,,isv was q holiday. generally
- by at citizens. fcasting and
...,,glyinr being INDUCED In BY all
~. An the public offices and places
..s...i,,s. we're closed. The principal
.1,ion being the various football
W.. t,luiged in by various local nnd
i',.sr teams. full account OF which
. ,.,. on the sporting page.
e,-poLics GIVE a FINE DINNER.
>. thinner given yesterday by tho
n tho catholic church was "a
success. They served u very nnc
60 a. Do cents per meal, and tho
~ were Allied continually by the
~, u a good turkey dinner. The
.'.,..i. u the dinner Will 10 20 the
,.ios the church for the completion OF
"a, BEAUTIFUL cathedral.
"a. afternoon matinee at Christen-
~, bsautiful hail was well attended
"a ,rsye,i 10 be a thorough success.
~ David Eccies has returned from
~ bsil given In the Union opcra
,ls,s last evening wns a plcasurable
a rc.i crowd attended the dance In
~ srtord ward last night.
~ nth ward ball tonight promises
/, - a success ,,-.
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kANOSH.
Last Load OF Luc.rs seed 80 Wedding .
Mutusi Work.

Special Correspondence.
Kanosh. Nov 2s.-scvcrai OF our citl-
Gems left here today with the last loads
OF the seasons lucetn seeds, FOR Oasis,
for which they receive seven cents a
pound. This viii In a measure com.
pcnHntc for the disappointment In cat
Tie ualcs. some PROGRESSED buyers were
here a month ago and promised To be
back TO receive cattle In a week. they
have not appeared yet
on Wednesday, the s2nd, bishop 9. y.
Christensen married his brother An.
drew and Mlas Mary Alice. daughter Of
Mr.. George Alma. Andrew hullt him
q nice home. and Induced good and
worthy hclpmatc tn share II with him.
Mutual Improvement work u prog
rcrainE, Elder George Crane gave "a lee
turc Saturday evening. subject. "Mu-
tunl Improvement Mutual Duty
Stake Missionary John illncklcy. In
company with the stake NJ. !. prvE.
dency. made us u visit sunday evening
and Installed Elder Orson whitckar rs
president ~ our local organization.
made necessary by thu appointment OF
\. \. Kimbnli counselor to President
BeckHtrrnd.
Miss May Crane. Of Salt Lake. came
down here on visit. and has been en-
Eugud ~ an assistant school teacher
hy the trustees.
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LAKE TOWN.
stirring Address by ELDER u. D. Grant =
Iieautifui Autumn Weather.

Special Correspondence.
Lake Town. Rich Co, Nov. 2e.-Eldor
H. T.. Grant. after attending the Bear
Lake stake and Y. NJ, NJ. !. A. confer
ences nj Paris, last Saturday ana sun
day met as per opeclnl desire of tho
stake presidency Of Y, NJ. NJ !. Assoclu-
lions with our association last evening,
and. before crowded house OF atten-
tive listeners OF both seNc. ana all ages,
gave fervent and very Interesting dis.
course on the subject Of why am and
how | became a member OF the thurun
Of Jesus Christ " Latter-day Saints
The young men. and Zion generally,
may well be thankful Tot such effective
and soulstirrlng oounsels rs are being
given by Elder Grant and the most OF
NJ, 1. a. workers this winter In the sew
ornl Stakes and wards,
Mrs. E. n. johnson, our energetic lady
school trustee and worker IN 0ssocia-
tlons and the Relief Society. leaves US
for q wintera soiourn In lognn-lo be
with ANA encourage her children attend
ing the ~, Y. college for the winter.
Mir. Chns. II. Alley and son charles,
ana Mrs Ann Kearl, our popular board =
Ing house hoatcsa are also going 10 visit
friends In the u. Y. college,
our weather has given up It's welnesS
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OUR OWN STATE.

dread disease, smallpox, that has trou.
bled some OF our couthctn towns, ap.
pearing In our vicinity. The people now
hnvc strong hopes OF escaping the un.
welcome visitor, and that In n few days
normal conditions will prevail. the
quarantine be raised and schools and
meetings be resumed.
our quarantine physician has had a
busy time vnccinntinu willing and uu-
willing juvenile subjects. n number u
whom submitted with scant grace "
the unusual operation.
The general health Of the people ID
good; business Il prosperous. our mer.
chants are wearing satisfied smile
that tells of good times and tho people
thanks for tho many blessings that are
theirs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01

Victims to stomach. liver and kidney
troubles NJ well AZ women. and all feel
the results In loss % appetite, polsons
headache and tired, llstlosa. rundown
feeling. iiut there's no need 20 feel
like that J, " Gardner. Of iduNllle,
la, 49,. " 10 Blttcra are Just
the thing Tor man W'..n he don't care
whether he lives or dies. Al save N
new strength and good appetite. ] can
now eat anything ana have new lease
ON life" Only 90 cts, at y. G, NJ. |.
Drug Dept Every bottle guaranteed,
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D,yi, a. a., thrilling escape that Charles
4 ff,st,t,.nloW erston. o., lately had from
iere '1uul death, For two years a so-
t6f.. ank trouble constantly grew
coss,rsa,n,ll II seemed he must die OF
D.. Kdrgs.lon. Then he began TO use
sfoiS. Now Discovery and lately
isttsd " gave Instant relief and of-
lsrfpl permanent cure" such won
~ bowa ui.s nave for 20 years, proven
lltr ~ 20 cure all Throat, Chest and
Eygy Itoaeles' Price 90 cts. and 500.
i'te a, ~, guaranteed. Trial bottles
" a. C. NJ, l, Drug Dent.
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In the District Court, Probate Diyi4lnn, IN
and Tor salt Lake County, state % Utah.
IN the Matter ~ tto tstatr ~ SAVANNAH
iuulgrr. decreased.
The notlti1n ~ llrrhuu =. InniTuf. admin
iatfNiuf ~ the estate NJ Susuuunh luulfuf.
DECREASED prayins fur an orirrof al. ~ real
property - sud ur. Uifut md that nl uHr-
sons Inter strd arpctr before The said cnlft
20 shIW cause WHY nu urtlvr should not hu
gfantrd tn sull 80 muri ~ shall be- uerrrsnry,
~ The following dps rihHt roai rstHtr ~ said
decreased 60 wit lnft Of lut .. block ~. plat
~ sat Lake uliS survey, commencing at
the Fuutlouat rufnDrdf sHIl Joe Land running
thence north live rIls. thence Wtat NV uais.
thence south five rnds. thence east i've I'D.
"a point ~ beginning. ul.n uu undivided one
lmf Interest in luts - - aud y block I, Uen-
tfll lnft addition 60 ogden titis ltnh.
Has htuu set Tor hearing IN saturday. tho
scruud day ~ December. 4. u. isp. atom
urlnck p m. at the county tuurt House. Ia
The rnurt vum m said ruuH, In salt Lake
CITY, sat Lake county. Utah,
Mltnrsa the clrfk NJ said court with tho
."al thereof affixed thls gist day %
November. 4. ~ fs1n
l.eau DAWN e. DUNBAR. CLERK.
ny Atnrur =, STAur. Dvputy clerk.
Alexander MrNustur. ATTORNEY.
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SorIcE az sroCKnoLpEns' MELr
iNG,

NOTICE Is hereby given that general
meeting ~ the stockholders ~ the umnd
tulrh Mining company, d corporation under
tho laws uf Titan, Will hu held NJ the cnm-
salt Lake CITY, Utah, un tho end day ~
december is'p. at 3 oclnfa .. iu. NJ aid day,
for tho purpose " cnnsldufing and voting
upon the fullneing proposed amendments tu
The hHiglrs " Incorporation " said come
~ hmond Article g. by substituting tho
words ''2inOcn shares Of thr par value 10 q ~
EACH Tor tho words ".iuul slar- ~ ;ss.un
each
o Topnoud Articles tn rpad o. follows
"rhr onlccr5 n Mi. uuHny shall consist -
u president ylcO-u president, O. board NJ soyon
40 diruciurs, h SECRETARY uud O. Treasurer,
each NJ whom ahnll b. 10 stockhulder Ia tho
'fotupenl Aulrlrt
9 10 amend Articlu . - read us folluwsi
The director, shall be- elected by tho stock
holders, The president, yiru- president. ,rc-
rUtary aud tr,a,urUr shall ho uirotud ny Tho
board NJ dlfvNinrts the president aud vice.
president nom their numhUr. und uil oIrr-
lions shall nu " ballot THE term N Office
81 all NJ the unl'pfs shall hn one year aud
uutiltholtsucrrs-ur- shall he elertedand shall
have qualified, lhu annual meeting " stock
huldufs tor The election of Officers and for
the transaction ~ such Other business az
may rumr before 10 shall be- hrld 10 the office
81 the clmi any ln salt Lake CITY, SAT- Lake
county. Utah nm tho nrsi Monday Va lrh-
fuury ln each yVur at . O'Clock -. n. luur 10
urWbon ~ tho hutrd uf directors hell con.
ttltuto % quorum Tor the transaetlnu NJ bust
40 repeal Articles.
10 rrfuHl Article H.
And Tor thr trtuiaCtInu NJ such other bust.
moss u7 nay ptupuy come before said mouts
THOMAS ". JENNINGS. PRECEDENT.
JAMES e.. JENNINGS. SECRETARY.
Dated Ills slst day " November i-JI
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In tho District Court. Probate Division. IN
and fur salt Lake Cuunty, STATE 81 Utah.
IN thu matter Of The estate % william Casio
deceased
The PETITION ~ y A. Caste. administrator
~ tho estate ~ William Casio. deceased,
praying Tor tho settlement ~ nnui Errnuut %
snid \. Castn ndministfatnr aud iur tho
distribution ~ there's due ~ aid estate 20 tho
lrr.uns entitled. hls nonn got Tor bearing on
Wednesday, she On day ~ December. a. u.
t~", a. on u'cluHk o. m. a. thr COUNTY
touft liuu.f. NJ the Court ilonm NJ aid
,uuft, ln salt Lake ttiys salt Lake County.
Witness tho Clerk n said Court with tho
sal thereof nnlNud this sith day u
November a. ~ irn
fScau DAVID q DUNBAR Clerk.
Hy Atnrnr y. SrAur. u.puty tierk.
stewart \ stewart, Attorney.
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SPECIAL srooKuoLprRs MEETING,

NOTICE Il hereby glvcn that % special
meeting ~ the stpckhollors Of thu Highland
Mining aud Milling Company viii bo
held at the office NJ the company
80 u street SALT Lake CITY, rtah,
On thu tth day NJ Docomhor. ish. 40 1li1
o'clock p, m, Tor the plrpnsa ~ uloctlng u
board ot i've directors Tor tho ensuing year.
aud 10 transact such other business a. may
properly come hefurO The meeting
j, J., ANDERSON, Secretary,
salt Lake city, Noyembor.J, isyJ,
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And lu accordance with law AMI an otdor
~ the Hoard N Directors made On the itth
dhy Of October 4 -, isN, ~ many shares OF
each parcel ~ such stock us may be- nCcCs-
shry, viii be- sold ut tho front door NJ the
nvscrut Nutlunnl nuuk ~ sat Lake titY,
ltah. No. 10 south last Temple street. salt
Lake tlty, Utah un Monday. December lth.
40. NJ the hour ~ y O'Clock, uuun, tn pay
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
he cost ~ advertising aud oAprusss uf sale.
ELIAS A. SMITH.
Secretary Fremont Mining Cumpnny
oilco. Ma " south tast Temple street, salt
Lake City, Utah
Dated November i1th l-ll
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Your best feelings. your social posl.
tion or business success depend largely
on the perfect action ~ your stomach
and Liver. Or. Kings New Life Pm.
give Increased strength. a keen. clear
brain, high ambition, IS cent box
VIII make you feel like a now being.
Sold by u. g. N. l. Drug Dept.
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and We have lovely time a great deal
Of rain fell hcreabouts during the past
month and our farmers consider II n
bonanza In the way u aofteninr up the
land and making II In excellent state for
winter blowing
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several promlheni physi.
oiansand toot theirtrcat.
ment faithfully. but vas
unable to Fst the slight.
ostrlicf. Intact. my con.
diIon recmcd 10 grow
vof'c. the disease spread
over my cniim body and
from November to March
! furefcd agony. tried
many patent medicines,
but none relieved me
Upon the advice u a
friend I decided 10 try
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WASHINGTON.
o. Ih0 nfaml 0f ihO N0-OIIiIOu, w col
Lthan Allen.

A tuiH history NJ the American nov0lutlon
from thn hustun ~ .nrru u WHshlugtnns
Inauguration as President ~ tho iulird
satcs. Two uaris lyo acts vach. iInelY
Illustrated 10y litNn INuArsNEu.
This noble Epic should Do I. the hands %
every youth lu our iHnd.
IN most roiicruus spirit col, Ethan Allen
has placed 10 Tho disposal NJ tho Young lro-
u.Us' Auxiliary NJ die brnrEu Wushluetnn
Mwnorlnl Association. TWENTY TuOr-
SAND NuLlMls ~ "ruE DRAMA on
rlll liiNolu TON Tho profits ~ inlu
u' the rplu,ar price ~ two dollars will ar-
oruo tu tho objects IN dear In thoussorlntlnu
uud 10 appropriate during the centennial
year ~ Wtshlnftnn's death, tho erection NJ d
munluHial nuliIius in Washington, " e., 10
commemorate tunrgu Mnihingtun's devotion
10 Is uulyorlty OF tho United states. f1r
which oluft Twenty-Five thousand dollars la
hls will.
Two ,uIumes Ia one, SEQ post paid. sond
4. %. order tu
MISS HELEN LA DlTE POTTER,
o. W, i9th street, New York.
niurCrOR ~ NouNu pFurLrs' AUXILIARY
George Washington Momurlal association.
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Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!

Rheumatism often causes the mos, in
tense suffering. Many have for years
yainly sought relief from this disabling
disease, ami are to-day worse Oh than
ever. rheumatism Is blood disease,
and Swifps Specific IL the only cure. be-
tause II IL the only remedy which can
reach such deep-seated diseases.
Anew years sso was taken with innamma.
tory Rheumatism. which became 10 intense
int 1 va for Meeka unahln N ,-aIL I..I.A
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fiYRUM.
suddsn Death Of Beautiful Young
wo,nan- Misc Emms Nielsen.

Special Correspondence.
Hyfum. Cache Co. Nov, 30,-Mlaa En-
ma Nelson. % years OF sgc. one OF lly.
RUNS most beautiful yotnE ladies, died
at $40 y. M. last evening She had
iust recovered from slight attack o.
typhoid fever. and the day previous was
preparing her dress to attend Thanks
giving service. Heart failure set In
and death came suddenly. a deep gloom
II east over the town, Che was an
earnest worker In the Primary and the
organization Of the young women. Misc
Nielsen had made all the preparations
and was TO have been married In tho
New Year. She was ne lovely ~ she
was good and the aged parents aud her
bolroth,d have the sympathy OF the
whole community.
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u. u. nlnnton OF Thackoryillc. Tex.
In two years uaid over $4,000 10 doc.
tors to cure q RunninE SORE On his leg.
Then they wanted 10 cut II IN, hut he
cured % with ono huN ~ iuckien's Ar
Mica SalNc, Guaranteed cure Tor Piles.
s. cts. a box. Sold by u. e. II. !, Drug
Dept.
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released they being now on missions In
foreign lands Eidcfn Joseph EdEley
and Samuel q. Garb-tt wvfv chosen and
sustained Us first and Hsvuud COUNSEL
ots respectively 60 Bishop G. ]. Can
non. brother Hyrim Kay being chosen
and sustained as ward clcrk.with BROTH
or NJ. \. Pond ~ assistant
One Of the finest meetings ever held
In rucntolio occurred Monday evening
commencing at y. m, and lasting TN
10 .. M. the occasion h.iug visit from
APOSTLES John Henry Smith and itudgcr
ClnwFon. and Bishop George Rnmucy %
the Twentieth ward, SHlt Lake city,
These brethren arrived here about $3.50
b. m.. quit" Unexpectedly. ana the
Bishop at once set about arranging a
meeting that the Saints might take adj
vantage Of the opportunity thus pre-
scented To hear the word 81 God from
the liga NJ His aervanta, and truly W.
had a feast of spiritual good.
\ SAB DEATH.
A aad death occurred about o'clock
~ m. on Thursday, Nov eard, at Black
foot. Idaho. John W liraithw 'tc was
suddenly called upon 60 leave this NOR
tai sphere. by the breaking " q blood
vessel. The deceased was native uf
England. and ,miFratc1 with his moth
cr and three sisters to America when
hut a boy. Ilis lot was a hard one;
some six years ago hia mother died,
leaving him and thrce sisters orphan
children 60 care for themselves. and hla
health has never been good. ~" was
% years old. was sober and Industrious.
and respected BY all who know him. lie
leaves young wife. three sisters. and
numerous relatives and friends to
mourn hi- early demlsc.
Elder Daniel CLARK. u missionary Ia
ENGLAND. arrived home on the 21th Inst.
after an absence pf over two yoaiu.
| spent In the work af the Lord.
The weather bevns excellent, also the
health NJ the perpla. very few cases Of
| sickness tclng In our midst.
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\. \. y. Before allowing me ~ tato II. how.
rver, uit guardian. who was a chemist. ana.
lyssd the remedy, aud pronounced u free ~
potash % msfeurt - much lsiief alter
ely, aud In too months I was cared rnmrleteiy
The cure was permanent. Tor have ueyf ein6n
had touch of Inflammation though many
tines exposed 10 damn AMI rlid wstiher
iLTANnu n IirrGLL,
aiii Poweiton Avenue. Philadelphia.
Don't suffer longer with Rheumatism
Throw aside your oils and liniments, az
they can not reach your trouble. Don't
experiment with doc,ors-their potash
and mercury will add 10 your dlssbll.
i,y and completely destroy your digcs-
tinu
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H. tho District Cnurt. Probate Division. in
and Tor salt Lake County. state u Utah.
IN tho matter ~ tho estate 81 Ann A.
ifyu, deceased
The petition N Christopher Aston praying
fnr the Issuance Ia himself " llutters ~ All
minlstfHtlnu he the estate 81 Ann A. fryu.
Decreased. has hacn - Tor hearing on sat-
ufday, tho rh daA ~ Dvcrmlof \. u. i.p. n
$40 o'ciurk u ua, nf thp County Court House.
ln the u Iuft Rom uf said Court, iu salt Lake
city, san Lake Cnuuty. ttlh.
witness the tlerA NJ said Court With the
sful thereof affixed this 18th day uf
NUttfuiur. A. ID tsfu
lsean DAVID q. DUNBAR, Clofk.
Nv ALBERT J -IAHi ncputs Clerk
Ferguson s. Cannon. Attorney.
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The last I 900 N tho beautiful book.
"on TO Manila" detailing the nchlcyo-
montR o. tho Utah batteries In the
Philippines are now offered at 20 cents,
Postage prepaid.
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MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.


r N.Y. tlle Of real estate, under an exc
-, rom the district court In tho
~, VI Belmont a Kinney and The
ts,,s commercial n Savings Bank
NJ. y samuel Llddiard ct al. which
A., 70 nave taken place "Wednesday.
ttock ""'l' fTIuhy AT y
,ni.ss,, Tooth has issued an injunction
ii3n iS1herin storrs 20 prohibit him
irfluist,l Lung an Interest In any property
rom y, W me Lily Mining oompany'a
len ~, S,alms which Were to have
tgllna, y Neln.edny on an execution
.Nl eAmull Llldlnrd nI al
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TO tho anxious would-bc Hon.in.law
who shiycrs ut tho mers though of a
preliminary interview with papa"
u have come 10 ask for Dorothy"
! said. NJ We stood In the doorway,
she giving my hand an encouraging
squeeze.
my Dorothy, az rho crossed swiftly
aver and wound her arms about hlB
neck.
Her fathers eyes twinklcd.
All" said he. "u Joint appeal With
ruch uuanlmity as this. suppose tina,
Il only remains for me to announce
that you are yours Mark Ice Luther
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