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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-14
Dyspepsia

What's the use of a good
cook if there's a bad stomach,
"a stomach too weak prop
erly to digest what is taken
into it,
The owner Of such a stom.
ach experiences distress after
eating, nausea between meals,
and is troubled with belching
and fits Of nervous headache
hes dyspeptic and miser,
able.
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia
and have suffered almost everything.
have tried many different remedies, but
could get no relief until | began taking
Hood9 Sarsaparilla, Alter the use OF this
medicine could eat vithou, Distress and
today | am as well as ever, but / always
keep Hoods SarslparlIa on hand" Mas.
], A. CEowGLL, Cauaioharle n. Y,
my stomach was weak, Reading how
much good Hoods Sarnparina had done
other people, | was encouraged to try il.
My stomach soon grew stronger and now |
can eat alipos, anything, Ny husband and
take Hoods ior our blood in spring with
good resultsp Mas, A. ]. GREELEY, East
North Yarmouth, Nc.
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WA GORGEOUS AMBASSADOR,

The slamese minister Is a
particularly gorgeous parsonage.
In Siam his collection of Jew
ery Is no finer than that NJ many
other men Of high rank, but Siam has
been amassing gems for generations,
He has emara'ds ruties, pearls and
sapphlrcs sewed into some Of his cere~
monial costumes Besides these he
has his more personal jewelry-dia-
monds and pearls In rings, pins, belts
and pendants With all his decora-
lions on chief among them blazing the
blue-white diamonds Of the order of
the White Elephant ana the prismatic
gorgeousness Of the Chinese crown. he
is literally dazzling center OF ra-
dance
His favorlte costume and that which
best becomes him, is the native Slam
csc panung and embroidered Jacket
This panung Is the universal garment
OF slam FOR both sexes, and Is q long
piece Of cloth so arranged and wound
about as to form a pair Of baggy trous-
ers. The ambassadors outfits are Of
silks that cannot be matched in this
country unless In the wardrobe Of his
cycellency WI Ting Fang and many
Of them are magniflcently embroidered
and ieweled. on his feet the ambassa
wor wears sandals He wears no hat
doesn't own one. in fact In his own
country his head Is sheltered by a para
sol carried nv n slave.--New York sun.
AID BEET SUGAR
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PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

General Manager I'd Dickinson Of the
Union Pacific arrived this noon lIom
the east on business trip, and Is reg
istered ut the Knutsford.
John Gilman of Worcester, Mass an
old time eastern railroad promoter IS
guest with Miss Gilman at the Cullen.
Mr. Gilman has ranch properties In
Idaho, where town was lXmed after
him.
Captain q, Kotte, formerly Of the ar
tlllery service Of the German army Is
a guest at the Kenyon on trip around
the world. He has been on q hunting
trip IN northern Wyoming, and Is much
pleased with his American experience
"Mme. Emma Games had q narrsH
escape from serious accident IL not
from death" said Thomas Williams OF
San Francisco at the Kenyon this
morning She was on the same South
en Pacific train that ] was coming
east, and While asleep in her berth as
the train was running IN western Ne
yada,some one with q grievance against
the railroad, threw a rock through the
car window nea .est her head. The mis-
sie missed madame by about three
inches and covered her with broken
glass. She was badly frightened but
was gotten out Of the berth safely.
She could not sleep for the remainder
of the night.
G. d. Gregg, prominent tea and
coffee merchant of 81. Louis, is guest
at the Kenyon. His firm is branching
out In the Rocky Mountain country
and he reports an order from the Pull
man company the largest ever given
70 any coffee firm in the country. MI.
Gregg says the tea men IN the country
are beseechlng and besleging Congress
to remove the war tax from teas large
ly because Of the inequality Of It's opera
don. For instance teas costing only
ten cents which poor people use, Is
taxed ten cents, thus doubling the
price, while $500 and $l.6O teas are
taxed only the ten cents per pound,
SO II IS the poor who really pay that
war tax MI Gregg says that ST,
Louis people will ask the government
to appropriate something like S2,0OO,O00
for the proposed federal building there
instead Of the s25O,O0O, as originally de-
signed
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IN THE BEST OF HUMOR.

The great trouble with the farmer is
he has too many corns on his hands
and not enough on his head,-Ex-Gov,
w, II. Hoard, Wis,
Turkey: Eyes. sympathize with the
ballot box" Duck. "Why?' Turkey:
Wei, you see, we both get stuffed in
November, What to Eat.
Deacon Jones' Boys, you shouldn't
play ball today, Sunday is a day Of
rest" Bad Boy: 'Yess, sir; we know
that; but we amt tired. Boston Her
aid.
Surely you are not afraid of the
dark?" mo" said the small boy. but
| am little scared Of the things that
might be In 1t that can't see, Wash
ington Star
Doctor: "All you need now, madam,
Is rest" Patient but Just look at my
tongue, DOCTOR Doctor "Well, Just
let that rest too, '-FlIegende Blaetter.
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Law and Motion.

Judge Morse took up his law and
motion calendar today.
In the case Of Eyalena Hashrouck VS.
ST. Joe Mining company ct al. the de-
murrer to the complaint In intervention
vas argued and sustained and the i'm.
tervenor given ten days to amend
complaint The motion to strike out
certain paragraphs OF the complaint In
intervention was argued and overruled
the Following cases We're argued and
taken under advlsement.
NUM- VS. Salt Lake City Railroad com.
peny motion for new trial, to be fur.
tier submitted on briefs.
Emeline Peterson vs. Charles Ras.
land demurrer 10 complaint
Daniel Harrington VS. Phllo Farms.
worth ct all motion TO retax costs.
The case Of Salt Lake City VS. Luc,
MEYERS was dismissed. and the cas-,
OF Emily Y. Wallace VS. j, Il. Bailey Il
al was stricken from the law and mo
ton calendar.
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There viii be special meeting Of. the
board Of public works at 2 p IN Mon
day.
H. II .Freckelton Of Sterling was OPP
Grated on today al 81. Marks hospital
In treatment Of diseased bone IN MS
leg He Is doing well,
Earl Maokey, Of Hed's band has re-
celved gold plated alto saSaphone
costing $500. The instrument has -FOUR
extra keys and IL q beauty II Is on
exhibition in Helds window,
Late yesterday afternoon the county
commissioners accepted d. w Jnme5'B
bid of SS5 for erecting hydraulic ram
TO pump water from a lowing well into
the county inhrmary
A sherlffs deed was issued to Graham
Lawrence this morning conveying 70
him part of lot 3 block s. plat D. az
rods by AN feet which he bought IN
for $723. "a at a sherff's sale on March
2, under the foreclosure suit brought by
Francis b. Lawrence against william
u. and Annie Volmer.
The wires were all down this morning
west Of the lijth meridian, so that me
weather office I'm this city had no report
as TO weather conditions along the Pa
cihc coast The most noticeable ch-
matte change in yesterdays record was
fall Of 81 degrees In twenty-tour
hours at st. Louis, leaving the mercury
at zero. There has been . very cold
wave over the north country where the
mercury fell as low as "a below zero.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tax.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in accordance with ordinances passed
by the City Council Of Salt Lake City,
and approved November Goth and De-
cember 18th, 1901 respectively, the
special tax thereby levied upon the
property hereinafter described, to de-
fray the expense of constructing a sew
err on are south side Of South Temple
street, from Thirteenth East street to
the Reservation line, In Sewer District
No, 1, becomes delinquent on February
10th, 1907,
The said tax Is levied upon the fol-
lowing described property namely
all Of lot 8, and the west 1853 feet Of lot
6 block 80, plat ~" Salt Lake City
survey, fronting upon and to depth OF
twenty-five feet back from said South
Temple Street,
RICHARD p, MORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake city, December l4th, 1901.
Sewer Extension No. 70.
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stops the cough
and works OF the Colu'
a,niive promo .QulnIno Tablets euro q eola w
uAe,l.o ,iV,o NJ nav Price ~ cenle,
NEW ENGLAND ARRIVES.

A telegram received at the Presidents
Office this morning from the Dominion
steamship company announces the ar
rival at Liverpool yesterday of steam
ship New England ON ms steamer
were w. II. summorhays W. d. camp
bell. 10. w. Brady and a. Hanson OF tnls
CITY. John Ii. Hill OF Murray James H.
Mcdonald Of Hcbcr city sylvester
Needham Of Logan and other u'ah anu
Idaho passengers
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tax.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
IN accordance with ordinances passed
by the City Council of Salt Lake City,
and approved December 4th and De-
cember 18th, 1901 respectively. the
special tax thereby levied upon the
property hereinafter described, to de-
fray the expense of laying Water
Mains on Eleventh East Street, Blaine
and Wilson avenues opposite said prop
erty becomes delinquent on February
10th, 1902
The said tax Is levied upon the fol-
lowing described property namely,
all of lot / and lots IS 10 81 inclusive.
block 3, West Grand View Addition.
All Of lot l and lots 40 to 55 inclusive,
block 2, West Grand View Addition.
All Of lots to inclusive, block l.,
West Grand View Addition. The south
1873 feet of lot 49, and the north 2l.2
feet Of lot H. and all OF lot 10, block J.,
Five acre plat "a" All Of lot II and
the north 1872 feet OF lot 10, block l..
Five acre plat "a" All of lot Sc, block
g. Perkins Grand View Addition. All
OF lots l6 TO % inclusive. block 3, Per-
kin's Grand View Addition. All OF lots
l TO 10 inclusive, block T. Perkins First
Addition TO Grand View All OF lots
2 to "a and the west ST feet Of lot l.,
block g. West Grand View Addition.
All Of lots 20 TO IS inclusive. and the
west So feet Of lot 49, block 2, West
Grand View Addition. All Of lots 10
10 Inclusive the west 10 feet Of lot 1,
and the east 70 feet Of lot II. block @.
West Grand View Addition. The west
Gi.5 feet of the east ZIG feet OF lot a.,
block l. Five acre plat "a" All OF lots
to ~ inclusive, the west 46 feet Of lot
g. and the east ~ feet Of lot 10. block T.,
West Grand View Addition. The west
81 feet Of the east 15S feet OF lot IA,
block l, Five acre plat "a. Said prop
erty fronting upon said streets and to
depth Of fifty feet back therefrom.
RICHARD p. MORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, December 14th, 1901.
Water Main Extension No. 80
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MRS, M0FFAT WINS.
Iury Decides that She is Entitled TO
Recover $1.TG0.7S.

The jury, setting In the case or Han
nm G. Moffat VS. the Star Gold ana
Silver Mining company on trial before
Judge Stewart, returned into court at
o'clock this afternoon with a verdict
Ending the issues for the plaintiff IN
both cases Of action on the hrst count,
which was for sl9l6.t6, with interest
from December 81, 1897, for wages due
her husband, James Moffat, as manager
a the mining company, Mrs. Motcat is
awarded 81, $50 and S56i.l2 interest. on
The second, in which she claimed SolO'ot
as a balance due on money loaned 70
the company the plaintiff gets S50OG
his makes total of sl,ISs7S, when
"a very fair per centage OF the
amount sued for. Mrs. Moffat was
represented by johnson & Fowler and
"a. II. Lewis, the defendant company by
ywomey q Twomey,
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FREE THOUGH WED.
Sidney Harris and Annie Cronin Re'
leased from jail.

Sidney Harris, the messenger boy
who was charged with lncorriglbility
and Annie Cronln, one Of the two sisters
who were living with five messenger
boys in the rear Of the Board Of Trade
building, and whose sister Josie was re-
Gently committed to the reform school,
were released on their own recognize
ances by Judge Stewart this morning,
They We're married at the COUNTY jail
last night by Deputy County Clerk
Emery, and Attorney Loofbourow
besought the court to allow them to
spend their honeymoon in freedom, The
bride Is q years old and her husband
but 10. He had to have Alexander
Wagstaff appointed as his guardian in
order TO have a marriage certificate Is
sued to him. Both have pledged them
selves TO the county authorities and
The court TO walk henceforth IN the
straight and narrow path.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Special Tax.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IhAiii
in accordance with ordinances pa c,ty
by the City Council Of Salt Lake ny.
and approved December lth ana IN N.
cember nth, 1901 respectively ,Ss
special tax thereby levied upon S 40.
property hereinafter described, 70 80 C
fray the expense of constructive, .' sv
err on the north side Of South le'ap ,a.
Street from NJ street 10 the hes7 No.
ton line. in Sewer District NO i,d,b
comes delinquent on February w
1902. a.. tol.
The said tar is levied upon the r, civ
lowing described property mann nam"
all OF lots 1 and 2, in block l. pls' "a 3
the east .g6.7l feet Of lot ], all o. II,
block l, all of lots ! and y wv ~ ,ots
all of lots / and 2. block 9, all 81 Max V
/ and 2, block 4, all Of lots ana > al Of
8, all of lots and 2, block ., q" and
lots 1 and 2, block 7, all OF lo cs,g eur.
2, block s, plat &C." Salt Lake CIV ,s o,
vey fronting upon and to a dsP south
twenty-five feet back from salo '''
Temple Street. onprs
City Treasurer
Salt Lake City, December l4V"'
Sewer Extension No. ".
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NOTICE TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS,

The superintendent of Sunday
schoola Of Salt Lake city are respect
fully reminded that the theological de-
partments and teachers Of their re-
spective schools are invited and eX.
peCted to be present at next Sunday
mornings session Of the Stake confer
ence in the Assembly Hall at 10 o'clock,
bringing their Sunday school song
books with them and taking seats In
the gallery. II Is also advised that one
member Of the superlntendency accom-
pany the department.
There will be a conference of the Re-
lief Societies of the Jordan Stake, held
at West Jordan Tuesday, December H.
1901, Meetings ut 10 a, m. and p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION MEETING,
The monthly Sunday School Union
meeting Of the Salt Lake Stake will
convene as usual In the l., y. s. Uni
versity assembly room at 1880 p. m,
Monday December 10, Superintendent
will please announce il in their schools
on Sunday morning and urge good at
tendance A primary department VIII
be organized and the Thirteenth ward
win furnish the music for the evening.
The Logan Temple viii close on Fri
day evening, December 90 and re-
opened on Monday, January 6, 1902.
NJ. W. MERRILL
President,
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Friendly Suit.

The California Mining company to-
Gay commences friendly suit IN the
district court against Edwin p. Ferry.
The suit is mere matter Of form.
brought for the purpose OF obtaining
an order Of court to allow W. NJ. and
E. s. Ferry, the guardians Of their
father, receiving $4,000 the amount due
for lease Of the Empire, Aurora and
Hope mining claims in the Uintah min.
Ing district OF Summit county and Ia
ooeiiyer to the company a deed convey
Ing Z. p Ferry's interest In the prop.
erty TO the plaintiff.
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T0DApS REALTY TRANSFERS

Following Is todays record Of real
estate transfers, made In the ONCE OK
tho county recorder up to 3 o'clock this
afternoons
Carrie Peterson to Mime Evans,
warranty deed, part Of lot A.
block 49, plat D,o,....,,,,,t,S LOU
Mary j. Partridge TO Albert a.
Y. Carter, warranty deed, part
Of lot 4, block II, plat A part
OF lot &, block 70, plat CO.. 2,375
samuel ~. U, Robbins 90 Glen II.
BOthewell OF al, warranty deed,
part Of lot block 10, plat b.. l
Albert A. Y. Carter to l., w.
Snow, warranty deed, part Of
lot 4, block "A, plat Au,n,ur" 1900
Salt Lake Co, to Utah Sugar Co.,
deed, northeast quarter of
northeast quarter Of section II,
township 4 south range ! west 800
II. r. Samson TO Bazouk Mining
CO., quit-claim deed, one-third
interest In Bazouk lode mining
claim In West Mountain mining
district .,,t 90. ., ,.,''.ustt 4
Sarah Stephenson to Bazouk Min-
Ing Co., qut-clalm decd, one
third interest In Bazouk lode
claim IN West Mountain mining
dlatrict..,,, .. ,,p - ,s,,,tr.,
Estate OF Hans Peterson, deceased.
TO Marine ~ Peterson, decree Of
distribution, part OF section rs
township ! south, range ! east,
and part OF section 2S, township
SOUTH range | east .,,",,u ..,...
Edwin Brown and wife to Henry
W. Brown, warranty deed, part
OF section "a. township 8 south,
range west ...,, :. .,.,,,.,,
Edwin Brown and wife TO Albert
G, G, Brown, warranty deed
part OF section e. township
south. range 1 west 90. ...u
H. j, Eager and husband to Car
RE l.. Esllnger. warranty deed
part of lot /, block A. plat n, 5000
Albert A. Y, Carter to M. w
Snow, warranty decd, part OF
lot 5, block 70, plat Commence 1850
AntoInette p. Kinney to Louisa
Mills, quit.caim deed southeast
quarter Of southeast quarter Of
section 81, township : north
range | west u,., ,..,.....n 10
Marie a, Aubcrt to Louisa A,
Mills quit-caim deed southeast
quarter OF southeast quarter
of section 81, township 1 north,
range | west ....n,, =. n,,.,n &C
Andrew Jensen and wife 10 WI
liam Coles, warranty deed, part
Of lot 2, block l5O plat Aoon coo
-
WANTED 90 Immediately, delivery
hoy and horse Apply Il, A. Larkln, 46(
| 1wenty-fourth street, Ogden.
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WILL Be HOME
FOR CHRISTMAS
Frank ShutIiHc Will Not be Sen
fenced Till the 28ih
MRS. MOFFATT WINS CASE
Gets Judgment Aanins' star Gold al"
silver Mining Company EH'Jus-
uee mcuaster Loses Again

Frank shurtlffe viii eat his CHRIST
mas dinner at home with his folks III
rIr cottonwood. His attorneys, FrlcN
end Edwards, this morning moved lot
two weeks delay in the time Tor
nas,lnR sentence and making a motion
for n new trial, and the court could see
"a harm in allowing the young man Il
few days more Of liberty
Frank was found guilty last Tuesday
ot involuntary mansaughter for the
shooting Of Mrs. Jane Wilson, and was
ordered to appear in court this morn
ing for sentence.
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PERSONALS.

Hon, A. G. Cleveland Of Nevada, inc
wen known stookman, N reporteu w
gerously III at his ranch In Whle
Pine county
President Larkin OF An HalloWs COZ,
lege has gone east, 70 be absent uhti'
after the holidays.
a. O. King has gone TO New York 10
dispose of Utah real estate.
Mrs. N, =, Clam, wife Of the con-
tractor, and who recently arrived IRON
the Pacific coast, is IN from the eteets
Of change OF altitude.
Hon. Peter Greaves Of Ephraim IS Il
guest at the Cullen.
Assistant U, s. Attorney Cherrngton
IN off on months absence, curing
which time he viii visit San Diego
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GRANITE STAKE.
OTHER chuRoAns.

Westminster Presbyterian Church.
1870 south Fourth West street. between
First and Second South Streets. Rev.
Geo. Bailey, LII b., pastor 1l:OO a. m.
Sermon by the Pastor, The Trans
mutation of knowledge into Practice.
Z 1880 p, m.-Preaching by the Pastor.
interested Motives in Religion 12.15
noon--Sunday School 1880 p, m,-En-
deayor Presbyterian Sunday School at
GS2 west First North street, 4:90 p. NJ
Junior G, H, Society. 6;l5 p. my. y.
S. G. n, Wednesday evening at 7;45 y.
m.-Prayer Meeting Thursday evening
at 7:45-Regular Monthly Meeting Of
the Session,
Our Savlors Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth South Sunday morning ser
vice In the English language begins at
1890 o'clock, The evening service is
&C., IN the Norwegian language and be-
$3.50 o'clock,
Ladies' Society viii meet next
T - sday afternoon with Mrs WlttGn-
berg, 5l5 Sixth street
The Young Peoples Luther League
meets on the second and fourth Fri
day evenings Of each month. A cordial
invitation Is extended to all. A, G.. II.
Oyern, pastor.
Episcopal Church, city Missions.
Rev t. w. Crook, b. D., pastor. Third
Sunday in Advent, Dec. 10,
st. Peters chapel, Fifth North and
Firth West HOO a, m. Morning Pray
er and Sermon. Sp. m.-Sunday School
p, m,-Eyening Prayer and sermon
ST. Johns Chal L. Perkins Addition.
p m.-Sunday S,aool 2. m.-Even-
ing Prayer and SernNn.
Mil Creek Mission, SCOTS School
House 3p, m.-Sunday School 4 p. m.
Evening Prayer and Sei1on,
ST. Andrews Mission, Murray Ser
vices win be discontinued until further
notice.
First Unitarian Society, Rev p. S.
Thacher pastor. Rrcsidenco, 1855 Third
street phone, 1865 A. Services every
sunday II a. ID. promr' Salt Laka
Thtater Program sunday Dec, 49, 1901
Is as follows Sermon by he pastor
"The Golden Rule" Music-Quartet
savior Comfort Me-" quartet, "The
Glory Of Ills Name solo, "The
PALMS. Victor Chrlstopherson. sun
day School at 1915 The public is cor
daily invited to attend both services.
The Rc-orCanized Church Of Latter
day Saints, 22S east Second South street
Services Sunday as follows. Sunday
school at 10 a. m, preaching at II a, M
and p, m, also preaching In the Scan
dinayign language 40 p. m. by Elder
Peter Anderson, OF Stanberry, Mo All
are welcome.
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VIII BE Heard Monday,

Lucy Herrons $1,000 damage suit
against the Salt Lake City Railroad
company will be tried on Monday. The
case was called late yesterday after
noon, and, after q jury had been EN-
paneled, 1t went over till Monday morn
Ing. Mrs, Herron's claim for damages
Is on account Of injuries said to have
been received in a collision between two
street cars, causing her to be violently
thrown TO the floor Of the car on which
she was a passenger She Is represent
ed by Ferguson & Cannon, and the
company by Pierce. Crltchlow Il Bar
Sette,
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DIED,

WARD,--In the Sixteenth ward this
city, Dec. IS, 1901, OF old age, Thomas
Ward aged 81 years, 3 months ana
II days Native Of South Wales
Europe
Funeral services will be held Sunday
at 2 p. m, from the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs ] W. Sanders, rear Of
ll7 north Seventh West street. Friends
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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DO you want value, quality ana
purity? II so YOU win buy Your canuy
and nuts at McDonalds contecuonaIy
department POS south Main street
Iverythmg is fre7h and fine. on excel
lent 5-pound box OF bon.bona ior SVV
worth $3.50 in any house IN the city
ont forget the number 25N SCUM
Main street The largest candy and
grocery house In the city
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Mosfaster Loses Again.

Judge Morse decided against ex-
Justice McMaster In his four suits 70
recover fees In cases where suits for
judgments we're brought by the Luke
collection agency In his court. The col
lection agency did not win It's cases and
Justice McMaster brought suit against
che agency for his fees, but was defeat
ed Luke claimed that he was only to
nIhy tho Fees In case he got the 1ecis-
Ion. Then the justice brought suit
against the parties direct, but Judge
Morse again found the issues for the
DEFENDANTS and scored the practice as
wrongful acts, Thirty days We're al
lowed to move for new trials. Judge
'Mcoiaster was represented by Smith
ami Walton and A. W. Casey and a.
L. Hoppaugh defended, The defendar.
paraies were Hines Mercantile COM
panp, salt Lake Brewing company, In
tenhountain Mining company and
James Mcdonald.