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LYMAN ABsErr's VIEWS
ON T''E SOUTH.

Al the present tine The people Of TIE
North are gisssg great deal Of tine %
discussion Of affairs in the Soathets
States. ADD che negro 10 ihs South Of course
occepies prominent position n The discus
sion. It's encouraging 10 note ihe msn /
Northern men ef intelligence have been F.
Visiting the south and have carried horne
With them much valuable information.
Among other tourist the Rev. Lyman All
bosi ha. ga,herd some facts Which be told
At public meeting At Rrookiva the other
d.v. DE-. Abbott called attention 90 the
fact ia-i whiie the North has sent $50
600 ooo &, the Southern states for the cd
acation Of the negro. the South iissrit
out Of iis poverty, has spent sieo. 900
Tor thaf purpose u ihcso is anv prejudice
AGAINST ihe negro in she south. or any
hostility 60 him. this does NOS look like Do.
AZ Dr. Abbott iustlv remarked. The war
and rccon,ifnriion Tea ihe South bank
rupi ard ii took yeass Co sccupcraic. for
this condition Of ihe negro thc North was
responsihic Tho North gave ihe rsat of
suffrage 20 ihc arrfo and chen Doc main.
/ iy 90 Che ~hito people of Gre 9ouih, hanA-
ruut a.. they were. che lutdsa of educate
+ ing hi-s for ihc ballot The burden tie
Z North shouii iu instiro harc shared i1 o.
T for greater degree than be has.
Discussing conditions iu tar -Huia Nr
I Abbott said "fhe negro bon thc hfrc ln-
cabin iu the South is better of tlan ur
negro ia che Norih Boo a. tenement With ht.
. q '.| 7.
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II hare hren IN the drag bssisess for
t~cniy years and have soid moti All o( the
proprietary medicines ofany note. Among
the entire lisi I have never found any
tAinx - ceaa, CAAniefiaio's Cole. Choi-
81, and nisrrhoee Remedy fof All stomach
End bowel tfeahlcs." sass q. ". Wake
tcid. % Colufniins. "a. "fhis rcmedy
cured t~o severe cases 81 choiers saoreus
in nv family and I have recommended
hnnareds Of bottles Of i 10 my cestcmsrs
20 fheis eatire satisfaction IL snords :
quick aud snse cure IN pleasant form.
For sale bs J " Kelly. druggist. /"
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JAPANESE ADVERTISING

A Aetnhams ,eresfe udcui ID ihf
insse Ctrssisi, ssuds % iasi paPes iac
falesirs cse3 81 lspsnese jsaeles,
aid.h ei.cs be.iars Ersish Is it IS
a. - eri'tsat
.1sscirs Nakcf A tnesf in tavo,
wti.} ,'.es. 80 ~ Aio.-ho lictane.
Sa..e this cs-f ~ j,afick shmen ons
shop s. best and el,liz ias worker ,hst Ia,
esertbsd, knnsn. aad hafins efiicies
gsaaioe 3aPauess csysssis sad 81 kinds
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Hunters Hot on Tran Of Pa
NOUS Old "KettIa Foot. =

Not>ru> Cf,. Sass Jeit S.--huutess
ka.s ieea cts-ioT Ksiiie F,s,.r Aues
,ss,. ser The lass three dave Fit,sss
dr.. erierrd tAv ehssc, tai enli isp Of
them trpf il ~ untn 4 80 si,srapned
mis- pssiicsias hear : ss.d ~ b. 3fe nne
SAirh Aaafcrs hArt ekased before sd "a
Il said 90 - 90 enoEaafi, large Gee. Tte
ehsss ~il i.e rent~e& - soon a. tes dogs
set sssssc.
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Of Carlos. told OF silver plate ~ electro
plate OF plain msndisg. Carving "a baia'
sork eva name or monographs OF any
design according te order> we can ~"FN
tae mach dinscait job with lowest prices
assure. picace try. once try D'snt forget
name Whisky"
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE,DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Coiaioe Tablets An
druggists refapd the money u u fails 70
core. r. ". Groves signature j. on each
f,ox 2.,c
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MISSOURI KANsAs
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she WEST, NORTHWEST, SO0BI
FIRST CLASS. SECOND ~
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Special Correspondence.

Surrey, England. Jan. 1.-THE people
Of this town and county are much inter-
ested in the furore their fellow citizen.
Alfred @. Harmsworth Is creating In
America and in American newspaper
circles, Mr.. Harmsworth's residence
and large interests in the neighborhood
have made the people here feel that he
Is in a measure their personal property.
The reception accorded him by the peo-
pie OF the United states has been Of so
cordial a nature that many Surrey folk
are thinking Of going there and starting
In the newspaper business themselves
Mr. Harmsworth's home here ~ our-
rey Is known as Sutton Place. The
manor and estate was purchased by
him recently, and II eclipses almost all
others In the British Isles In size and
historic interest. II IL situated four
miles from Guilford and an equal dis
lance from Working II is also within
easy reach Of London.
sutton Place IL one Of the oldest ex-
isting noncastelated residences in Eng
land. IL was one OF the first manor
houses built after the feudal age, when
the need OF defense seemed to have
passed away. The estate was given by
Henry VIII TO Sir Henry Weston, one
OF his pdyy councillors who began the
construction Of the house In 1923 An
extraordinary fact Is that from the time
OF Henry VIII until II recently passed
into Mr. Harmsworth's possession 1t
had remained continuously In the same
family. Another remarkable fact Is
that, although the Westons were deyout
Catholics and royallsts, their house.
within a half hours walk Of a stout
Puritan town and likewise close 20
Winchester and BasinghOuse. has not
an escutcheon defaced or a window
broken after all the religious and politi-
cal revolutions through which Il has
passed.
MI Harmsworth attributes much OF
his success In the various ventures he
has been connected with TO the splen-
did business qualities Of his brother
Harold who win shortly visit the Uni
ted States. and 10 the work and sug-
gestlons OF his wife. Harold Harms
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/ worth IL some three years younger
than his brother. IL was he who made
the deal In paper prior 10 the Boer
war by which the Harmsworth family
netted an enormous sum. In addition
there are Cecil Harmsworth, Leicester
Harmsworth now members Of parlia-
ment for Caithness; Hildebrand
Harmsworth and st. John Harms
worth. a remarkable and devoted band
OF brothers, who are all taking an
active part in the management Of the
thirty odd papers and magazines un-
der the control Of the family
Mrs. Alfred Harmsworth is a charm
ing woman. She IL tall, typical Eng
lish beauty. Her manner is English In
It's graciousness; her voice Is English
in It's well bred softness and the beauty
Of its fluctuations. She has helped
IN the smallest as well as the largest
Of her husbands undertakings and has
endeared herself 10 the Surrev folk by
her unaffectedness and her hospitality.
Mr.. Harmsworth's rise to the ranks
OF the multimllionaires has been term
ed meteOric by those associated with
him in his different enterprises. Twelve
wears ago he had not a penny other
than his unsteady earnings at story
writing, In May, 1883, he conceived
the idea OF starting the periodical
known then as Answers 10 Corre-
spondents" OF the first number only
300 copies We're sold. The proprie-
tor ,hen concluded that the name was
too long and cut Il down 10 Answers.
Then the paper commenced TO move
ahead slowly but surely and IN the lat
ter part Of 1889 had q weekly circula-
ton Of $4,000,
The greatest hit OF all was yet TO
come. In January, 1890, Mr. Harms
worth announced that Answers would
give one pound a week FOR life TO the
person guessing nearest 60 the amount
OF money In the Bank OF England at
a stated time. Each competitor was
obliged TO attach 70 his guess the name
and address OF Ave friends. In this
manner the paper was brought to the
attention OF between three and four
million people, many OF whom soon
became subscribers The success OF
Answers as money making concern
was now established. and IL supplied
the capital enabling Mr.. Harmsworth
to become a controlling factor In the
English newspaper world.
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ASSESSMENT NO H..

ELY MINING n MILLING COMPAv
Office and principal place Of business q
Lake city. Utah Notice Is hereby flF
that at a nesting OF the directors bed q
the 18th day OF January. 1901. ana,ses1sli5
3 cents per share was levied on al Do shli,
OF the capital stock OF the Cofpofa'os In.5
and outstanding, payable on UhfN -
ruarY 10th, 1871, 20 the trea,urs iiAi or
at +. r. Jones A Co.'S Bank, Vol AAi
street salt Lake City Utah.
ANY stock uDOa which the assei-sil nay
remain unpaid Oh the 2lst day O itGsaII,
igOl. will Be delinquent and ai1atSN 20
sale az public auction. ami unless pi-i-i
Is made before, 50 many OF The share NJ
seuted hy each certificate Of The ~ 9ie
liLqueut, "a, may be necessary, Nll te s4
on the leth day OF March, 1871, o. % 0ctt
a M. 20 pay the delinquent a,'eslsa %
gethor with the cost OF adyeriisnl al4 o.
pense OF sale.
WIN. b SPRAG UE, Se,fSiN
BY order q the Board Of Director
Salt Lake CITY, Utah, January Is ID
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ASSESSMENT NO. a

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING M,
pany. Office and principal place on tS. ~
Salt Lake CITY, Utah. Notice Is hereb, ~.
that at meeting OF the director, H
the 18th day Of Dec. 400, au as,eS,neS,,
OF cent per share was levied onalltbse.
OF the capital stock Of the corD1ratiS.
able on or before the 18th day OF 1eI.,-
1901, 20 the secretary. at No. D KG,l
Street salt Lake City, Utah An, -
upon which the assessment may rerat \.
paid on the 18th day Of February. lsIi m.
delinquent and advertised for sale M ~
auction, aud unless payment Is made -
so many OF the shares represented b, IN
Certificate Of the stock so delinQusrts. -.
be necessary will be sold on the III "a, =
March 1901, al ~ Richards Street ssl "a.
City. State OF Utah. az the hour OF 4 go
noon, 10 pay the delinquent a,se,smssi ~
gether with the cost OF advertising IA !,
pense Of sale THOMAS +. TAYLOR !"
BY order Of the Board Of Director,
Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. H. ilJl
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ASSESSMENT no. Z.

NORTHERN LIGHT MINING 4 NIL
ing Company, Principal Place OF bg,ss@
5O5 Mccormick Building, salt lake m
Utah. Location Of mines Ophif Istt
Utah Notice Is hereby given that atar-.
Ing Of the BOARD OF Directors Of the N5,t,.,,
Light Mining & Milling Company ts5 4
the 18th day Of January ll0l. aSsossmea,y
8 OF two cents per share was levied up0st,
capital stock ~ the corporal on. issued IA
OUTSTANDING payable Immediately 10 4
Airs. secretary ~ the company. az hsoA4
at '0j Mccormick Building, salt Lake IN
Utah. Any stock upon which this ss.
ment may remain unpaid on The l9th diI
February, 1901 Will be delinquent aad airs
tlsed Tor sale at public auction and u1a
payment is made before, will te s01 f.
Monday, the nth day Of March la1l n!
O'Clock y. m, az tho secretary's Office u pf
the delinquent assessment thereon t0seas
With the costs OF advertising and eIpels
sale.
G., Z. AIRS Secreiay
First publication, January IS 1871
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Special Correspondence.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Special Correspondence.
Caracas. Jan. iO.-of all the peoples
Of the earth the descendants OF the
Spanish in this country ought TO feel
grateful to the United states and
American citizens. Didn't We save part
of their land from being swallowed UP
by Great Britain? Instead OF appreci-
ating the favor the Nenezuelans act as
though we had harmed them. II an
American citizen-that is a North
Amerlcan-gets beyond calling distance
OF his legation he sees nothing but
frowning brows and threatening looks
some time there Is going ~ be an open
outbreak and Uncle sam viii have %
whip some more OF the more or less
noble descendants Of the lberian PENN.
sula.
There is a good deal OF trouble over
the asphalt concessions, and matters
are rather complicated The facts Of
the dispute seem TO be about as fol-
lows. About ~ years ago a great Amer
lean asphalt company. now known as
the New York and Bermudez company
ANA as the asphalt trust obtained
from the Venezuelan government the
exclusive right Tor % years on working
the asphalt deposits These are situ-
ated IN the state OF Bermudez. In the
northeastern part OF Venezuela. and
are the largest and most valuable de-
pOslts of this paving material ia the
world being several times as great as
the famous lake on the island OF Trlnl-
dad For ~ years this company has
taken out the asphalt. and q recently
erected there the largest asphalt REIN
ing works in the world This company
has had the monopoly OF the business
and contends that its title 20 the as
phalt lakes Is perfectly good.
There is In existence. however an old
concession whose daIe seems 70 be I'M
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ESTATE AID GUARDIANSHIP or
IEIIA EASTON. MINOR.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
private sale the following described real es-
tat. to-Wt. An undivided ne ha + Interest
no tract W land situated In salt Lake Clty,
sat Lake County, Utah described rs fol-
lows, t0.Utt; lOmmencluy Et a point seven.
tytwo and ono Warior feet west Of the
south asst center q lOt two. blocF hfty-cight.
pIN "B slt Lake city Survey. running
thence west fftl-1ne aud Ona bali Gin feet
theme North one hundred and siXty-hve
lGi feet, thence east iuuI-uine aud one half
Hn feet thence south fortY.four 40 feet
then eeast tWu feet thuncr sottl one hun
dred and tHentr-olc ll.l feet TO the place o.,
BEGINNING subject 20 right OF way privilege
formally given over the east ten feet By one
hundred aud tVenty-One (l2D feet deep, on
or after February OH, i90l and written bids
will be recei ved az Room oi. Auerbach Build
Ing, l6e South Main street, Salt Lake Citv
Utah, Terms OF sale cash
January IS. 1901.
MARGARET T. EAsTON.
Guardian Of the Estate Of Leila Easton.
Minor.
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DIPLOMACY.

Now, there was certain man. lie
swore off from Indulgence In alcoholic
stimulation. To him came q friend.
Hear YOU have sworn ono said the
friend
yep"
Glad to hear Il: mighty glad 10 heal
Il. You are lookl0~ better alreadV'
Whereat the man transferred his GUS
tom 10 another
Also. came a second friend. 1T Is O
fact that you have sworn of?' he
asked
1t are
II can't see that II has made any dif-
ference on vour looks
SO IL came o. pass that the second
man borrowed an easy nifty from Tho
maker OF resolutions indianapolis
Press
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had very little infusion NJ foreign
blood. The Kurds. the greater portion
Of whom are Mohammedan have
variety Of beliefs. Some are Chris
tan; some are Shiite Mohammedan
0hese VIII not have any business trans-
actions with the other MOhammedans,
but viii trade with Christlnns); some
Of them have a belief not well under
stood but II is commonly reported that
they worship a black dog and are
called black dog Kurds on that ac-
count; while others are deyil wor-
shippers. In making inquiries about the
last I am informed that they believe
that Satan will, IN time To- come. see
the error OF his ways repent. and the
highest place IN the universe will be as
signed to him. / think az ! write this
Of Burns ode
"Then fare ye wei old Nlckle ben
o Wad ye take a thot and men
| hate 10 think upon yOn den
Fen for thy sake"
but did not know before this that there
was O section In existence who believed
that the devil would yet repent
A FLOURISHfNG BRANCH.
Here IN Haleb we have a branch Of
the Church Of forty members. nearly all
OF whom have come from other places.
and an being Armenians The pre7l-
dent of the branch Dr. Arminaag shill
Hagopian. being quite q noted surgeon
I'm this part Of the country. and as sur
geOus are not numerous. and causes for
operations many the major operations
he performs or assists IN performing
weekly are perhaps as many as the
average American practitioner VIII per
form In year
had f)rmerly met the Alepuo Saints
and knew most Of them and az this
time In COMPANY with Elders Herman
and Booth revisited them ALL We then
made arrangements FOR a man and
horse 20 carry our bedding and valises
to Damascus n nine davs Journey paw
Ing him 60 cents per dav, ne having ev-
penses: also held special meetings took
good look ~ this CITY with IT'S many
bpzars and It's laree and magniiicent
castle standing. as IL does In the cen
ter ~ the city. surrounded ON all sides
nv streets on November 18th we con-
tinued on our Journey south on our
way 10 Damascus.
THOMAS P, PAGE
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means the Venezuelan government on
its side. The case Is now pending be-
fore the Venezuelan supreme court,
which IL Is expected will run counter to
the president and confirm the New
York and Bermudez company In its
claim on the other hand. II is report
ed on the best authority that Castro Is
about 10 annul rs concession. So.
speaking simply. the whole question
49, Which concession Is the valid one?
The Venezuelan government has just
had on IT'S hands another OF the period 2
lc South American revolutions,
which has further complicated the
asphalt situation The revolution,
however. has about petered out. as
they generally DO and President Cas-
tro Is free TO take whatever action he
pleases I'm the matter There Is a we'll
defined fear that he contemplates using
the forces OF the republic to Gust the
New York and Bermudez company.
As they are American citizens this
would be a breach OF international
peace and might lead 10 the gravest
results. II is scarcely thought how
ever, that President Castro will go to
such extremes General Francis v.
Greene OF New York Is president OF
the New York and Rermude2 company.
This asphalt that Is causing all the
trouble Is the queer stuff that has
come into such general use as paw
ing material during the past few years.
In Trinidad and Bermudez II Is found
in great lakes" which look as though
they were nothing but masses Of black
mud. The surface IL fairly firm. and
curious thing about the lakes Is that
the quantity always remains the same
no matter how many thousands Of tons
are taken out. AS the stun is dug out
more Of It oozes up. and in a very short
time the hole fills up and the surface OF
the lake becomes level again. As II Is
first taken out II looks like coal, and
when il Is refined IL becomes like coal
tar. For use in paving It Is mixed
with sand. carbonate OF lime and other
substances.
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NOTICE OF SALE on RrlLt.,,.-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN r,,.
pursuance Of an order OF sale r,5 hAI 4
tered by the Probate Division oftbs N 81
Court OF the county ut suit ~ .ili'ls
Utah on the 18Th day Of January 'i.aa d
IN the matter of the estlteOf Ejts,i Ii
deceased, the undersigned aIr5.ri'. =. Aa't ,
said estate viii sell az private at. .l '.f' Z
confirmation, the following de.,.l II Ia
property. Part ~ Lot seven M ii. Btl ID.
ty-nlne 0g, Plat a. Salt I aka I'D. .i'i ,..
ana Described mpre particularly ny s.li
toWlti Commencing Bt the ,ouibW.., o.
Of said Lot seven G). theme run1I, ol'ri
seventy aud one. half f-I- .la
thence east one hundred fifteen az ~.
thence south twenty GO feet. them. q
fourteen 40 feet, th'Gce south M -
and one-half tAll0 feet thence ~ we
> hundred and one dlO feet 10 the MAJ 9li
ginning, together With right Oh IA, =
feet IN width extending one hupG. H
Fifteen as feet etst aud vest sl0n5t.4 ti
boundry u said premises N''lu
said sale viii be mode on the IL
February. a. ID 1901, or within ~ 2
months thereafter, AZ the resld ma Il W
administratriX in the rear OF rs S,,,Sg 81
Street, salt Lake city. State OF Tt,t r.li
OF sale, cash or on credit not eycee va
year, ten per cent OF the purchase p,S- I, :
paid at the time OF the sale '''''"f
ELIZA MARTIN
Administrators OF the estate on ~
Martin, deceased. HS
Dated January g2nd, 1901.
Brown & Henderson. ATTORNEYS
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ASSESSMENT No. Ia,

WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MINING
Company PRINCIPAL place Of business alt
Lake City, Utah NOuce Is hereby given
ihe West Mountain l.Hcor Mining Company,
held January 18Th i0i an assessment u
thrrc cent, Ter share was levied upon the
capital stock ~ the corporation. payable az
once o. toe secretary Fred g.. Dorm, at his
Office. No, 'O5 Mccormick Building salt Lake
CITY, Utah Any stock upon which this as.
ses,mont may remain unpaid on February
e.rd, l.Vl vii DE delinquent and advertised
fYr slio 40 public auction and unless pay
meat made before. Will be sold on March
9th 1901 as p. m., 10 pay the delinquent as
,essmeut together With cost, OF advertising
and expense Of sale
FRED c. DERN, Secretary.
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certain 10 some native capitalists and
promoters which gives 10 them the
right a. work the most valuable part OF
the asphalt mine Of the company. This
great injury TO the trust ana destroy
It's monopoly. The natives sold this
concession 20 a new American syn
dictate. and the dispute between the two
Yankee companies Is the cause OF the
trouble. The old company has the al
vantage ot possession with about coo
new company has the enormous adyan.
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worth and can only say Il Is a very
old Arabic tradition In regard 10 the
naming of the city; the Arab people,
their historians included are. however,
IN the habit ~ attHbutlng great events
% "A few great men. and the ruins COT
which there are 80 many in this cOun-
try) II the history Is unknown 10 them,
are generally placed 10 the credit either
Of King Solomon or Alexander the
Great
II is generally believed Paul preached
here though J am unable To- ma any
record 0f H. but as It Is only sixty
miles from Antioch. whore Paul so Of
ten preached and where the Christians
FIRST received their name (Which was
originally given IN derislon Ia the same
manner as we are called M0rmons)) Il
is probable he often visited and
preached here
The name Of the city az that time
was Berea dn the Acts Of the Apostles
there is mention Of 81 Paul preaching
in Berea, but 10 Is another city OF that
namC). II having been changed from
Halcb by Sllceus Nlcator 2200 years
ago. but Il recovered IL old name on
the Arabian conquest, so that q has
had its old name OF Haleb OF which
Aleppo is the Italian corruption for
over 100 years
In America or Europe with the ex-
ception OF the Jews and the few Turks
residing IN Turkey IN Europe. all forms
u religion have at least a nominal be-
lief in Jesus Christ though their doe
trines ordinances, organization and
teachings have very little similarity
with the teachings as laid down In the
book they profess TO believe In. Here
II is different, not only the state church,
the government. nearly all the officials
ana almost the entire army being Mo-
hammedan. opposed TO Christianity but
there are also other religious beliefs,
which In most cases have doctrines that
have sprung from the older idol
atrous religions Of the land Some
Of these religious bodies referred TO
outWardly however, profess Moham-
medigm