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No ARGuMENr NEEDEp.
Every sufferer from Catarrh Knows
that salycs, Lotions, Washes, Sprays
and DouOhes do not Cure.

Powders. lotions. salyes, SPRAYS and
inhalers cannot really cure Catarh, be-
cause this disease Is a blood disease
ana local applications II they accom-
plsh anything at ali. simply give tran
silent relief.
The catarrhal poison II In the blood
and the mucus membrane Of the nose
throat and trachae tries 90 relieve the
system by secretlng large quantities. OF
mucus the discharge sometimes closing
up the n0stris. dropping into the throat
causing deafness by closing the Eu-
tachlan tubes, and after time causing
catarrh OF stomach or serious throat
and lung troubles.
a remedy TO really cure catarrh must
he an internal remedy which viii
cleanse the blood from catarrhal poison
and remove the fever and congestion
from the mucous membrane,
The best and most modern remedies
FOR this purpose are antlseptics scien-
tihcally known as EuCalypt0l, Guaiacol
Sanguinarla and Hydrastin, and while
each OF these has been successfully
used separately. yet q has been din
cult TO get them all combined IN one
palatable. convenient and efficient form.
The manufacturers Of the new catarrh
ctire. Stuarts Catarrh Tablets have
succeeded admirably IN accomplishing
this result They are large. pleasant
tasting lOseugera. to be dissolved In the
mouth. thus reaching every part Of the
mucous membrane Of the throat ana
finally the stomach.
Unlike many catarrh remedies,
Stuatts Catarrh Tablets contain no
coculne. Opiate or any injurious drug
whatever and are equally beneficial for
little children and adults. .f.
Mr.. O. RRembrandt Of Rochester. n.
Y, says. 81 know Of few people who
have suffered as much as / from Ca
tarrh Of the head, throat and stomach.
I used sprays, inhalers, and powders
for months at a time with only slight
relief and had no hope OF cure. had
not the means 70 make n change or
climate, which seemed my only chance
Of cure.
Last spring read an account Of some
remarkable cures made by Stuarts Ca
tarrh Tablets and promptly bought a
fifty cent box from my druggist and OBJ
tanned such positive benefit from that
one package that / continued TO use
them daily until now consider myself
entirely free from the disgusting an
n0yance ~ catarrh my head Is clear,
my digestion all | could ask and my
hearing which had begun TO fail as a re-
suit N the catarrh has greatly Inn
proved until feel can hear az well as
ever. They are household necessity IN
my family
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at 80 cents for complete treat
ment and for convenience, safety and
prompt results they are undoubtedly
the long looked for catarrh cure.
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srncKnoIprRs- MrErINa.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF A SPE-
cltl meeting Oi the stOc khOlders OF the Home
stake Mining Company u Utah. To De held
attho Office uf the company, III Main street.
salt Lake city Utah. on the 9th day OF Nov
ember. 400 nd O'Clock p m, 10 transact the
following business, 20 amend Articles OF ln-
corporation as follows
llr,t 90 amend Artlcle III 10 reau Nhen
amended as fo.luWs3
Article III Tho principal place Of bust.
mes, shall uo ~ Park city, In the County OF
summit. state u Utah.
second: 10 amend Article ~, 10 read when
amended as follows;
Article ~ said corporation shall exist
Tor the term % f.fty ycars, unless sooner dis
solved and dlslnc0rpora'ed according % law.
Third. TO amend Article 10 READ Wnen
amended. is follows;
ArtlploN The capital stock or this cor
roratl1B shlil be ten thousand slQ,W1o0l doll
lar,. divided into one hundred thousand 'lu9,-
00O share, ~ the face or par value OF ten uW
cent, each pr share
amended "a, follows.
Article ~. The officers shall be elected an.
ruaIIy on mo first Monday Boz August IN cl'h
yelr. 40 tHc office Of the corporation In PARK
t'Ity. each stOckhuldCr shall be entitled 90 ono
vote Tor each share % stock held by him rs
shown hy the books OF the corporation votes
NAV be cast hy proxy appointed In writing,
a majority n ell the votes cast az any cleo
stiou hall elect
and officers q The company TO serve until
sixth. To make provision As % disposal OF
stock now iu the treasury % the company,
and such other business that may properly
0''-' ''''' A. j JOHNSON. President
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adds very much to the appearance ot
the business portion OF town.
Court proceedings commenced ~
earnest this morning The great inter-
est of this session centers about the
notorious Anderson adultery case. the
defendant Is quite a prominent man
In the county the father Of a large
family and formerly stood well IN the
community The alleged victim OF his
wiles, Is a half demented girl named
Lizzie Bromley. who az the time OF the
offense. was employed as a domestic ~
Anderson's family, and 10 now the
mother OF a siX-months-Old babe. Iht
defendant himself shows IN this tea-
lures how much the case has
worn on him. lie scanned
closely the face Of each Juror
as he came forward and Is following
the whole case with eager interest.
jury was finally impaneled but every
name was drawn from the box Fol-
lowing are the names Of the 1urorhi
g. H. GHnes. John Abplanalp, John
Pope. John A Workman Jr, arthur
Watkins. r. Jensen. John steineker
and L. MeNaughton.
The prosecution presented their MAN
evidence this afternoon when the de.
PENDANTS attorneys. S. Il. Thurman ana
W. VI. Fry, entered a motion 10 IN.
struct the jury to return a verdict OF
not guilty. The motion was taken un-
der adyisoment until tomorrow but
viii undoubtedly be overruled.
The next case on the docket Is tLe
civil suit OF Anderson vs. Anderson 10
which the same man Is defendant ana
hs father plaintiff The father and
son were formerly partners IN bushes
and some years ago dissolved partner
ship. The old man Is not satisfied win
the division u the property and deter
mined to seek redress before the law,
ELECTION CONTEST IN COURT
Considerable interest also centers
around the election contest case. Ihe
commissioners could not agree In their
count for some time, but finally decided
In favor OF the Republican candidate
W. H. Siddoway. The Democratic
nominee. John G.. Davis, claims one
vote ahead OF Sddoway, and so the
case will be settled by Judge Booth al
though Il is mutually agreed that the
contest shall be q friendly one. The
office In dispute Is that Of county com
missioner.
announcer Nthlu ONAullNA ~ WI N'AiA
munity today. the deceased being Leo
Volgt. 80 years old. He has been af-
nicted for many months with dropsy
and FOR several weeks his sufferings
have been terrible. Death comes as a
happy release 10 him. His wife has
the sympathy Of the entire community
VICTIMS OF MEASLES,
Tomorrow viii be held the funeral OF
the babe OF Thos, Sabey which died
from measles. This makes at least a
dozen children who have died here re-
Gently from the same disease.
A sad case is that Of Mrs, Chestnut.
She buried two inside Of four days, the
last one being on Sunday The father
was away at the time and the mother
dangerously sick OF the same disease
as also are two other children in the
same family.
There is hard'y a family in the val
ley that has escaped, and the disease
is still widespread.
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s. = r.

Or. Humphreys Famous speoihc
"seyenty-seyen" breaks UP a Cold By
restoring the checked circulation
known by chill or SILVER, the first
sign Of Cold 1t starts the blood
coursing through the veins and at
once breaks up" the Cold
II you win keep a vial Of ~ at
hand and take a dose when necessary
you viii never take Cold. II doesn I
matter II the weather changes sudden
ly; II you are caught out with light
apparel. without oyercoat or wrap If
you get oyer-heated and ride in an
open car or are exposed waiting for
your carriage. II you work or sew In
a cold room. or sit IN a draughly
church, meeting house. opera or thea
ter. II you carry vial Of 80 Qt iits
the pocket and pocket b5ok) and use Il
freely. you will be protected and VIII
not take Cold
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE ATLANTIC MINING AND
Milling Co. Office and principal place OF
business, Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the board Of directors, held on
the 18th day OF Oct, 1900, an assessment
OF one-elghth % cent per share was
levied on the entire capital stock OF the
corporation, same being payable on or
before the 18Th day OK Dec, 1900. 20 the
secretary al his office, lOi Commercial
block, Salt Lake City, Utah Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 3lst day Of De-
cember. 1900, Will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction;
and, unless payment is made sooner.
VIII be sold on the 18th day Of January,
1901, at $3.50 pm, TO pay such delinquent
assessment, together with the cost OF
advertising and expense OF sale.
c. NJ. WOOD, Sec'y
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
Elllaheth NJ. Davies de ,eased. Creditors
VIII present claims With vouchers to the an.
dersigned at No eg3. sth East 81. salt Lake
Ciy, Utah, on or before March 5th 1901
THOMAS V. WILLIAMS and
DANIEL 3. JONES
Executors OF the Estate OF Elizabeth NJ.
Davies, Deceased
Date OF first publication, Nov. g. 1900.
Rawlins Thurman, iiufdS WedgNood, A.
torneys
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VERNAL.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
CountyBuilding Completed-Election
Contest-M Many Victims OF Measles.


Contest Many Victims of Measles
Special Correspondence.
Vernal, Ulntah Co., Nov 20,-We are
experiencing one OF the wettest times
here that we have had In year. II
has rained or showed almost incessant-
~ since the night Of the 10th. and the
streets are swimming In mud. The
ground ~ getting a much needed soak
Ing and will be In fine condition for
next seasons planting.
Judge Booth and party, consisting or
S. r. Truman, s, a. King, l.. r.
Rhodes and Monte Roberts, arrived In
Vernal Saturday night and court
opened Monday morning In the new
court house. The new quarters are
cosy and commodious and the court
party as well as the people OF our
county generally appreciate the change.
Uintah county can now boast one Of
the finest court houses In the State.
The new school house Is promised US
by Christmas by the contractors,
Grace Bros, OF Nephi II Is also a fine
building. built from the same plans as
the Maeser school OF Provo, which IS
conceded 10 be one OF the best In Utah.
The building when completed, including
the heating plant. will cost $4,000.
The $4,000 building OF the Ashley
Coop Is also nearing completion and
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Col I)S
RlCHFlELD.

Special Correspondence.
Rlchheld. Sewer Co, Nov 23,-The
beet growers OF SEWER county assem-
bled In convention WEDNESDAY even
ing, and all day Thursday. Manager
Cutler OF the Utah Sugar company was
the principal speaker az the first ses-'
sion He said that the experimental
tests made upon the beets raised In
Sanpete and climatic conditions OF
these counties Is such as to insure the
erection Of a factory here provided the
farmers will produce a sufficient guam
tity Of beets TO make the same pay
ing proposition. He assured us that the
factory would be forthcoming as soon
as the people make ready for II by
producing the beets. IL would be neces-
sary for the two counties TO raise 3d.
600 tons per annum TO make the fac
tory a success. Sanpete and SEWER
counties are asked to furnish 1000 acres
OF beets for the Lehl factory next year
at a price so cents per ton In advance
Of what was paid this year. This sea-
son $3.50 per ton was paid at the fac
tory, and II cost 81 per ton to ship the
beets there Next year s475 will be paid
per ton at the factory and the sugar
company Will IN addition 10 this, pay
% cents per ton on the freight, thus
giving the farmers an advantage Of 80
cents per ton over last year. The beet
growers feel encouraged and will take
up the work with vim next season.
SAD MISFORTUNE.
Yesterday one william r. Pitts was
brought here from Joseph City to be
given O hearing on a charge Of insan-
fly. Pitts Is a strong robust young man,
q years Of age, but Is in a most de-
plorable condition mentally. He has
been out herdlng sheep for the past
three years, and day or two ago wan
dered into Joseph afoot and alone with
his mind fearfully deranged. He seems
to imagine that he is I'm the mountains
with his companion, and that his COM
panion is lost He constantly yells to
him, and calls him by name. Then he
imaglnes he Is driving a team and al
most necessarily Is calling 10 the
horses 70 stop. The father OF the I'M
fortunate lived at Marysyale at last
account Of him. Judge McCarty Or
dered Pitts committed to the insane
asylum and Sheriff Coons will take
him there today.
Saul Krotki, a prominent merchant
Of this place, received word Wednes-
Gay evening that his brother, Max. who
Is running a branch store at Marys-
vale. was lost Max started out for the
mountains 10 visit some mining prop
critics on Monday Just prior to the
heavy storms that followed. AS he did
not return for several days when he
Intended coming back the first night the
clerk IN charge OF the store became
alarmed and sent the message referred
10. Saul and Isaac Colby took the even
ing train for Marysvale and arrived
there few moments only In advance
OF Max. who had been laying over at
the mines waiting for the storm TO
abote that he might return In safety
and 50 "the dead's alive, the lost Is
found"
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ASSESSMENT SorIcE.

SOUTH DRAGON GOLD MINING 4
Milling Company. Prlnclpa place Of Dust
moss, salt Lake City. Utah. Notice Is hyglyiY
given, that at a meeting of the bosfl on W,
Ttctors OF the south Dragon cold Mining
Milling Company, held on the sth Gay OF N %,
veu,buE 1870 an assessment Of one ten at.,
al VI one cent per share Wus leNleU uh Wy wy
Outstanding. payable Immediately to A. ~
Addison, Secretary Of the COMPANY Az ns
ofBce, No y last First south street. salt
this ass.sSfnent may remgln unpaid on tho
eleventh day OF December. 1900, viii De 40
llnquent and advertised for sale az pup
nc auction, aud unless payment Is mele
before vii 10 sold on Thursday, the
cath day OF December. 100, at twelve O'Clock
noon, 10 pay the delinquent assessment 70,
gether With the cost Of advertising ana
expense Of sale ,.,c,,, ..,.,.
No. p East First South street. sat LaAo
City Utah. Nov. 5, 1900
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OUR NEICHBORS.
BOISE, IDAHO.
DROWNED IN SNAKE RIVER.
John Whalen Loses His Life in Pc
cuIlar Manner.

Boise, Idaho November 22-John
Whalen was drowned in the Snake
river at Halls ferry on the
night OF the 18th. His body could not
be found.
The circumstances OF the drowning
are narrated by Dan Burk, who was
with him at the time. The latter has
been engaged In cutting wood on Pick
EFT creek, Whalen being In his employ
They started Tor Boise intending TO
cross the Snake at the Grand View
ferry. They could not get that ferry
and started for Halls ferry, ~ miles
above They had eight pack mules aud
two saddle animals, Whalen was rid
Ing the bell mare in the lead and Burk
was bringing up the rear. They forded
the Bureau and went on toward the
Snake. II was late at night, Il being
about a. m. when they approached
the ferry.
It seems as though Whalen did not
realize he had reached the river. for
he went over the bank into the stream,
There was one mule tied 20 the bell
mare. Just what occurred Is not known,
but II seems as though the mule fell on
top OF the horse and rider In front, as a
piece OF the lining OF the drowned
mans coat was found caught in one
Of the mules shoes
Burk was about 100 yards behind.
He at once realized that something
was wrong and. riding up hurriedly,
called TO Whalen but received no an
swer. The mare reached shore drag
glng the mule behind her but the rider
had dis appeared The mule was
drowned.
A search was made the next day by
men whom Burk employed for the
purpose but the body Of the drowned
man could not be found.
Deceased was about a wears OF age
and was without family. He was quite
well known IN Boise and at Pearl, hav-
ing mining claim in the Pearl dis
trict. Statesman.
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HYRUM.
Severe Storms in the North - More
Moisture Than for Years.

Special Correspondence.
Hyrum, Cache Co., Nov. 22-Driven
back to Eden Is about the only way
your correspondent can express his feel
ings. on arriving home and coming out
Of the storm that has prevailed In the
north country The keen. cutting wind
OF Rexburg and all through the great
Snake River valley was about all one
could stand
The wind, rain and snow Of the past
week has been the heaviest In Noyem-
Der for many years past. The wind OF
Tuesday night blew down a shed be-
longing TO Mr.. o. II. Rose, manager Of
the Hyrum Coop, and killed a valuable
cow, besides blowing down a few loose
chimneys. stove pipes. This is all the
damage done around here. The abund-
ance OF rain and snow that has fallen
here In October and November VIII
prove a very great blessing. II means
an abundance OF water for irrigatlng
and other purposes, for 1901. Crops Of
all kinds viii be a certainty and our
grangers know that an abundance OF
snow in the mountains before Christ
mas, with wind enough 10 pile II up In
the ravnes and timbers Is worth any
amount OF snow after The earth was
as dry as powder and wells that had
not been dry in the memory Of man.
gave out last fall Persons digging
cellars for vegetables and other pur-
poses found that there was no moisture
In the ground. Little snow has fallen
in the mountains for three or four years
past, and our rivers were never so low
as the past summer.
Elders b. II, Roberts and Rulon s.
Wells, or j. G. Kimball win hold dis
trlct meeting Of the Seventies al Hyrum
next Sunday for southern Cache.
John s. Lindsey and company are
holding down the boards Of our opera
house Thursday and Friday evenings.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there win be a special meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the peseret and Salt Lake
Akrlcultural and Manufacturing Canal
Company, held at the Office Of Forgus9n,
Cannon & Tanner. 3oi Templeton Build
ing. Salt Lake city Utah. on Tuesday.
the an day Of December, 1870, AZ o'clock
3. M. for the purpose OF amending the
Articles OF Agreement SO as to increase
the capital stock from hfty thousand deli
lars 10 one hundred thousand dollars, by
amending article four 30 as 70 read az
follows.
Article ". The capital stock Of this
Association shall be one hundred thou
sand dollars. 10 be divided into shares OF
FIVE dollars each.
Ana Tor the purpose OF considering such
other matters as are incidental thereto as
shail properly come before said meeting
Dated this 18th day Of November. a. u.
i'"' CHARLES H. wI1cKEN p.
President.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
stockholders OF "fhe Regulator Mining
company that a special meeting OF the
stockholders OF said c0mDany y hereby
called and will be held 40 Room i2l IN the D.
n Walker building. on Second South Street,
being No 20 % - vest second south street
i'm Sajt Lake Clty. Utah. 40 two o'clock y. m.
on saturday. Decent er ,th, A. ID. 1910, for
the purpo.e OF resembling a resolution passed
al a stockholders meeting OF said company.
held NoY. ~ 1900. pOstponlng The annual
stockholders me thug untl May, Is, 1901, aud
Of holding said annual meeting on urday.
December :. 1000. and OF eectlng FIVE direct
ors Of said company 20 serve for the ensuing
j. :. JOHNSON.
President Reyu lator Mining Company.
Salt Lake city Utah, Nov q, 1909.
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srocKnotorRs SPECIAL MrErISg

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there viii be a special meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the La Refine Mining Com
pany at It's Office u West Second South
street Salt Lake CITY Utah, on the 10th
day OF December 1900 at o'clock p. m.
on said day for the purpose Of consider
ing. and u approved, adopting: Q) An
amendment 70 the articles OF incorpora-
ton Of the company so az 20 Increase the
capital stock Of the company fifty
thousand dollars $4,000. and the NUM-
Der OF shares OF stock fifty thousand
10000, so that the entire amount OF capl-
tai stock Of the corporation shall be three
hundred thousand dollars 03Q0 000l and
the number Of shares three hundred
thousand (3)000OD
~ To amend Article XVI, OF said artl-
clos OF incorporation 80 as TO make the
entire capital stock issued and outstand-
ing assessable 10 any extent the Board
OF Directors may thereafter think proper,
and In contormnnce 20 law.
This notice is given In pursuance OF a
resolution Of the Board 81 Directors.
T. J. CONWAY,
President.
A. S. DAY,
Secretary.
Dated November 2nd, 1900
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4 Moman,s Awful PerIL

There IS only one chance 20 save
your life and that is through an oper-
alton" were the startling words heard
by Mrs. 7. b. Hunt OF Lime Ridge.
Wis from her doctor after he had
vainly tried to cure her OF frightful
case OF stomach trouble and yellow
iuandlce. Gall stones had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then she
began 20 use Electric Bltters. which
wholly cured her It's wonderful
stomach. Liver and Kidney remedy.
Cures Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite.
Try It. Only 30 cts Guaranteed. For
sale By y. c. NJ I. Drug Dept.
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B. n. ROBERTS
NEW BOOKS,

Which have been In course Of prepara-
ton for several months. ere now ready
for delivery.
THE RISE AND FALL OF NAU-
VOC"
An invaluable work for Mutual I'M
provement associations. price N.25
MISSOURI PROSECUTIONS"
The first supply OF which was ex-
hausted Is now again on sale. Price
si.25. Special terms 70 classes. quorums,
sunday schools and Mutual Improve
ment associations.
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nANTI.
REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE
With An Elaborate Barbecue and
Ball.
speclRl Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Manti Sanpete Co., Nov23.-Yesterday
the Republicans OF sanpete turned out
in force at the celebration held In this
city. Democrats were invited and par
ticipated In the festivities. All political
differences were forgotten and the best
OF feeling prevailed.
The big tent was spread and two
beeves and Ave sheep we're furnished
TO the multitude. Everything passed
on pleasantly, and the excellent pro-
gram was carried out successfully. Il
Is estimated that nearly 1000 partook
OF the feast and IN the evening the
large pavilion was packed TO the doors
Here, buslc and speeches were the or
der OF the hour TIL O'Clock, when the
floor was cleared for dancing. and many
who participated pronounced II the best
party in the history OF MantL The
whole affair. from start 70 finish, was
on an elaborate plan. and fully met
the expectations OF all who attended.
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THURBER.
FoRrY.EIGHT HOUR BLIZZARD
Aud still Snowing-Healthy Growth
of Population.

Special Correspondence.
Thurber Wayne Co, Nov. 2O.-Thur-
Der has been wrapped In blizzard for
forty-eight hours, and the end Is not
yet.
Thurber Is looking around for more
water A new company has been form
ed and Is now making preparations
with this end in view.
The population OF the town Is stead
lily increasing. William Moore, James
Stringham, William Durfee John
Smith and l.. Garrick have quite re-
Gently been blessed with an additional
son each. Whether this had anything
70 do with swelling the Republican ma
jority or not is a question for Demo-
Gratis TO answer.