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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
Srrr Subann Shmitt bon Cure

tlm an GOnn:rstag gu Sooe, in0em
ec rtldlinas tie 9auStrepps binabfiel
uno ii6 e,ren GGibe, 6ru3 Suaoo.
Ter &erItcrtene, so 'SaEre alt. 6inters
ldBt cine g:obe Sam lie. r. !. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
ga4xr.,.b,arser Gazette, pseustap, hsu 1. aa,,,.ur 1901.

ses Grb!aherin setrsnnt baben, unb
tds Sbsrgeri6t beS Staates pennIpls
panid bat oieien Ginpano als bere6z
ti9t dnertannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
Gas yam ct Ger dubuque Srabelina
Mcn,s q .Griatipn.

re d.e5 or 9oune,stug glbenb i'm
Srtel Sui en- ituttfano irar Gin gro.
fer GrfOIg, DIR zen .Ritttrn bon Der
Rsiie.iT@e" dGe @bre ma9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
1905, O46

0ieis Ibi9dBung ioa etpa elm
&iertsl bes piriliden @srtbes p~aritels
len. pesbaIb pabsr Der GeIammtpert6
.bfS geiiBes in Dubuque Gountp auf
{ pa S52,C00,O0O ftiees. Sn Sulien
S5ipnifip piro Ter @efummts& salz
pertb auf $30,177,5S4 aneegeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
Nie. 6ugcl & Snbne.

SiOw. Gde Der 8. II. Main.S Ctr,
Dubuque, =: :: Soma.
2Isenteu fir Grunoeigentbum, auleibsu
unb gerit6eruu9. -@elo Su 8 proSent az
usrleibeu aui Sowa, Suinois uho @isconiiu
Si6erbeiteu. 50 ampii6iiiiabrt Rilete mad
ulb pon europa pia ilui beiouoeren einIen.
-Gertrstes Don JuperlGill9en Seuers,
qebsnSs NIB llufdae : Seriidernn9s @eisus
idaireu. - abltratts Of &itls. = Seients
li4s 9iotars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

SIR Sa.cues Re4irg;r i'm &Oatns
&c, Grurb lei Stobt 2uremburg &C.
BIZ, + q, 5atmsr in G!ppe, Goot Gpuns
IN, ll,at Istr beD,rtli@ trant an elmer
Qs5;r. raj the t in fe n:r NCbnung bar
ni.b.r. g8it toifen, TAP rer &raE1te
ceneIen tDiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

s%lbomtnteH, bercH Sabr crit ipdter abldnit,
tOnnen ben aalenoer als $rlmis erbalten, iH=
Dem lie jeBt Elm weitereS 9abr I'M Yorans
be,ableu.
Soren3 0onacr, GeidGitsfibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

@eiaISene gulls Saute: go. /, z Gents /;
DO. 2, q @euts.
Nrli9 9cialSene Salbbdute: go. /, 9
Gents go. 3, 8 GeutS.
Eal9 90. l, 4Geuts; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S6aiSielle: S1.0O.
9rp Scue, $l2 90 per Come; Mineral,
s24 per 2auieno; Slaf Sad, $l0@2S per
Come.
Slei: Su ct. 9ouis, 5 1897.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

Qnen ben Reusepeitten unisre BERG
li6iten @liids unb SegenspiinI6s
gum Gintritt in ben prieterItanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

Wie aus rem 8erieBungen i'm
Cl:rug ter GrS6i05sie Wlilpautse err
i.G lid, 1T infer ol9efGGbter 2dnoss
mann, Ter tt9p. Fater g. 8. Belbes
On be ct. @uJuitiuusz8 m:lnDe IN
Wlil.rQutes prpmoDi2t mprDen. Wt.
;rru Inns rt6t let3lib iib.r otele
recbin:e Gtlung ulie:es boGpiro :
cen uro 10 arbeitiumen GunosmanneS.
6rn. RitotausM Iller uno
DtFgn @cttin Qnud Miarta, geb. We>
Der, r~o5ntaft i'm Conn Sbcbop9al
lie. e~Ge5,p5dn 4is., mar 6 am
9innelstag Der rtrigen 8o6s, 20.
December, perg0nnt, i'm &retIe Der
Gt Der urb &i1De-tn,:r, ictpie Yer
poalten unb Sr:unren tus ~feltsne
Tcit ter golo;nen Sod5eit fflern gu
fsnnen. Oas Sube.paur fatte 6sabs
Ii5tiet, ben e.nsr b~:ipnOeren 6etsr
o1,uIeben, cc6 bic &inoer ra9tsn
rnoe,s limb bra6t;n ban Gltern en-
ib.em @6lentcqs einen ueberrds
f6ungsbe iu9 bcr, an Dem lid, ME
p6 n 6tm:rtt, au4 Die GnteIfInoer
,lnb @srpanotsn limb Srsunoe b's
S~ubelpoare8 bette liqtin. Si, She:
Isute Nitol1us unD Mnna W(driu
Riiaer itammen Gus Dem Sorfe 3erf
i'm. 3egielun3ste5irt 3rier, BON mo-
Gus bic JcmtI'e i'm Sabre 1856 nah
Nmerita cinpan0srte, f9 bel tbrer
@(utrnft bierIelbft i'm Sppn S6ebops
ean nieoerlaffsnb, ro Serr uno Srau
MiQer Ieitbsr ununterbro6sn pobnz
taft raren. Seren Ghe nar nit a6t
!Sinoern qeTcenet, BON renen nc4 Iiez
ben en- Qeben Iinb, ndmlih: Ritolaus,
Nat6iQs, Mi9ael, Selsre, Wtarta
Murearet6a unb GtCr9e, pel4,
idmmtli9 psrbsiratbet IinD reIp. ma
Zen. inbtm bic Satin oes Srn. Sepr9s
Miiler btretts teTtcrb:n lit.
Die port WuibingtOn 3eitung"
f9reibt:
@m Mtttnp6, ben 2. Sanuar,
pirb Serr Gbas. 8iirit Sri. annis
Mdrie @pen gum Sraualtar fiibren.
Na9 Der Srauung in Der ct. Marienz
Sir&s pirb tas junge paar cine So9z
5eitreiie mad GalifOrnien antreten.
geice iungen 2eute iino bier ge6oren
unb dnfg,nod'e EN- unp tbneu tperoen
al i6rsm @brenta9e biele 6erali9e
Gliidpini9e entgegen gebra9t pers
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
tic Sh@cr nit Der Stcncrnmiage
fur Subaauc Gnunt1

limb pom Iubitor Weimer fertigeeIteat
unb tpsroen gountp : S6aBmeiiter
SGrDbsr udhItens iibergeben. @emGb
berfelben lpsrbsn i'm GOuntp bon ben
Stsusrn $332,371.51 erbcben iperben.
&cpfiteuer lit gu erbeben $12 165, nos
pon auf SSulien Sptpnfbip $7,750 entz
fallen. gls iteuerbar tpiro a~ngegebsn
SeiiB nte fplst:
2anb =. s. 4,1S6,786
Qots . 5,971,749
Beripnal : @ieentbum 2,916,511
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
4rdntie sn buhrn.
@ir eriideu miere a6oHnsnten ~ beadten,
baB mir ben ifOneH
Re9emsburger Observation-Disclosures

fir 1901 als Eranlie ge0e. 9lbOHnenten,
Medic ibren Niiditaro inio eiH uolles Sabr int
9Orais be;ableH, srbalteH iOiOrt eiHsu Hesens=
burger Marienfalsuoer SugciaHot. lluiere
slbOHmeHtea iiHo oaraui anfmcrtiam seniadt,
ouB ie ben aaleuoer als Yrdn1ie crbalteH
fDuneu, ulS oesbalb ridt 81 ianien bralideH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
thrr
Sir Scn 0rpSperfauf.
Oubu que, ben 90. Deg.

@etretbe, Ssu, MebL etc.
Saier: 23@c26.
Soru: 33@35c.
Gerlte: 30-50c per guibel.
&o99cu: 45-5Oc per guibel.
oeu: &iloeS, SO. so per COME; sabmes,
81 .00@12.O0 per Come.
0le9l: 9atent, S4.40@4.7 70; itraisbt,
81. 0O@4.40.
Sleie: S14.00.
Sntter, Gier bSGe.
Gier: 24@25c per Gueenb.
%ntter: Satrp, 10000 y. Pfuib Grsams
erp, 25@26c.
saie: &ubm : sdie, 1sse; grid, 1876;
Slod, 15e.
Groceries, etc.
HeiS: &c per 9siuno.
Sobuen: sSbite Napp, 1926 per guibel.
Sri3teuu u I'm ii c.
.3wiebelu: 9Oc per gui6el.
@rbieu: soc per Sui6el.
&raut 50c-$1. 90 per Ouben6.
aepfeI: S 2.00@3.25. per Barrel.
SartoieIn: 32@35c per Suibel.
Gieb.
Stiere: So. 25@4.25.
Rinoer: S3.00@3.5 so.
Rii6e: SO. 50@3. 90.
RGlber: S4.00@5. 90.
Tritblin9s. gGmmer: SO. 00-3.50
S6melne (auf benz SUP: S4.50@4.6 go per
bunoert Eiunb.
Gcfiiget: &c.
&ieb (gei9ladtet).
RinofelI0: &c per pfuub; climber.
7tc per Yiunb.
S9afheii9: Sdafleiid, lie; SanImel.
fleiid, 10Ic.
Geilii9el: Siibuer, 8 Gents per BiunS.
Bropi ions.
@erGt6ertes 6leii6: S9iuten, W@10fc;
Sped, lac.
S6malj: 74c.
&oblen oartfoblen, $50 per Sonne.
@olS: Glltes Gidenbola 4.50@$4. rs per
Rprbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

.6err sos. @4Ousr, 48O8 @Orcs
GIa.tsStr. Rogers Yart, pe!t4er itit
Ssa6ieu Tin erillor d 8 S4ub9ei9a't
6etrie Ell bat, lisot ouf cen Sob front
in fe:ntr @pEnung nit 2un9enent3In>
III a uieD.r. sir miini6en oem Ba>
tisntsu quite uno 6alOige 8:herun9'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
Nciicnoe @9cnten:
Spispb SlriBucr. Subu &obler.
Yaul 0ucbel.
Maen unirrcn 9eirru
. - -. EwL(.I

piiniden mir Elm frObliaes, gtiidz
felioes Neujabr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
Stadt uud Mmeeaeud.

Entered atths Postofics AZ Dubu1us, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at seconl-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

blteb audi o'eIes Wfdl ni9t 3uriid, in
BIN buie.tit lie Yrimt3 bes bobp.
Batter Scitp6 $. S9iQmOaer, zines
Sobaes Ter 9emeinoe, in aQer SSeierz
lt3feit b.g1ngen tpurbs.
Bon ben S6ultinbern, Der Muiifs
tcpele, rem 8ereiren uno SobalitGten
Der Gem:inbe unb bem tp9p. Glerus,
nurbe ter R?ugeneE te our Stride ge<
letet. &m G!tare aIiiiti:ttn: Ter 8ru,
Ter les Yr.mi3tdnten 2eb. 3. S6ils
miller TON Wesleb, Sa., als Pres6pter
4ifiItens; Gep. s. 8. Sasemann bon
8eqerue, als O;afon; Hep. ". 0sinsz
Ter ron Chicago. ST., als Suboiafon
uno ReO. +. 4. &OfIl:r bon Maaarb,
sSu., ols Ger!moni:nmsiter. en- ie6r
6ereOten Dorten I9tlrerte, Batter 6. 9.
Qe4ten6erq, Der betannte PrieiterIObn
Neu Dien's, bic Qrieiterniirbe.
Rc3 Dor tir3li6en Seer Fanb elm
iUlcnnss 5eitsHcn in Der S9ule itatt,
no audi BON ZEN &inbern Elm i%ntereIz
idntes programm 5u @brsn Hep.
S9iamDller's aufgefiibrt purbe.
Rep. Sos. 8. S3:QmDaer, So6n
bcs Serrn unb Ger 5rau Seinri9
S6iQm0uer BON Neu Wisn, itubirte
rad Qbirlpirurg rer 9farr'9ule am
Golegium I'll SuincD uno am ct.
sSoiepb's college in Dubuque, poruuf
er ms 8rano Seminuire gu Mpnz
treal e%intrat, no er au9 bic bl. priez
iterpeibe empfing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

fanben am Opnnerstag in brei berz
fhiecen,n Gemeinben in Dubuque
GpuntD itatt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17
WICHITA IN NATIONAL POLITICS
How David Leahy Received Two
Votes for Z. -. Senator.


David .. Leahy Of Wichita received
two votes for United States senator In
the fusion caucus at r opeka, Tuesday
evening. and back Of 1t is a story of po-
lidcs which effects the nation. it is said.
What IS said is that In an Office IN the
Unity building on Dearborn street. in
Chicago on the night of December 10 last
a meeting was held by the friends Of
John r. Mclean Of Ohio. which had for
its far-si GIFTED purpose making Mclean
the nominee OF the Democratic party II
1904 The theory of the Mclean men IS
that in 1904 there win SO into The Demo
cratic national convention two distinct
and irreconciBable factions. one from the
west as rantankerous as ever for BRYAN,
the other from the east for Dick Oney
Ii viii be conceded early. the Mclean
men think, that either nomination viii
be a mere formal Introduction TO certain
defeat. and the demand viii grow for
man from the Central states, a man rich
enough 70 suit the fasteners and Popu-
Nsdc enough 30 suit the westerners. 8Ic-
Lean. they believe is the personality who
VIII iii his bEL liz order 10 carry IL ont.
it was decided that there should le built
up at once 4 nevery state east and west
Mclean organization. and that az
token of good faith IN every state the
leaders Of the Mclean scheme, IN dem m
strauon 70 the central boiy and 10 one
another that they meant business. should
send in to Chicago q name for which
later two votes would be cast for the
United States senate IN party caucuse=.
For that reason. q IS claimed. there IS
appearing all over the United States in
senatorial caucuses the name OF some
one man who receives just two votes 90
more and no less, and the scheme seems
o. be working
Mr.. Leahv VINO IS a staunch supporter
of SIr BRYAN. is evidently uat rar-g
b the plan and his name was suggested
without his consent or advice. for hs ssid
last nlrht THAI he had not solicited Tie
votes given him. nor 5id he krow even
who cast them for hin
1T r s3elaney. who aru-es deeply n
national pltcs. when cc,I n -he N-
Lean scheme lasr night said t-ers was
nothing "a r. ard tha- ~ rewe- -1 esrt1
ccul5 beat Dewey out II che Democratic
nomination IN 1874
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17

a gentleman in Athens, Greece. He is a.
New Yorker and is in Athens educating
his children The papers have been for
warded 10 him. The land was secured on
foreclosure.
Stewart and Burns also received re-
Gently curious document from Aber-
deem Scotland. Tt is the viii Of Nancy
Gordon and it was necessary to have a
copy Of # in the transfer OF some prop
erty. This viii is fIe work of art II
is on heavy paper and IS written inscrib-
ed with pen and decorated with in
Vulnerable seals However there is one
high court at Aberdeen, which, when all
other courts have attached their seals.
steps in and attaches a red tag to the
document which would scare tame bull
out Of four years growth. This seal is
a big square affair, as thick as pan
cake. 1t has a COAT Of arms on it and
several caoalistc signs besides. This
copy of a win must be put on record in
Kansas. and the way nimble typewriter
girl VIII dash it off would cause the
scotch lady VINO took a pen ana three
days off to write the document. ito lay
down and dee"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17
ABOUT The CRACKER FACTORY
some Believe That Il Is Really Going
TO Open Up.

In various circles it is believed that
something VIII be developed in regard to
the old cracker factory, located on st.
Francis avenue.
Some time ago the Cracker company.
with headquarters at Kansas City, gave
the tenants notice in the building to va
cate, and this they have done. Recently,
it is said, man wanting a place as en-
gineer in case the place opened up, wrote
to the company and was answered that
he should see the manager VINO would
be in Wichita in few days The man
ager has not yet materialized. 1t is be-
Heved that If the company does not begin
making crackers here, it VIII use the
building as distributing depot.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17
WARRANT SWORN OUT
Smelly Formally Charged with ShaOt-
ing so NfII Cash Johs son.

A warrant charging shooting with in
tent to kill was issued yesterday from
the city court for the arrest Of VIM.
Smelly. The latter IS the colored man
who was one Of the principals in the
ARRAY which resulted in the wounaing Of
Cash Johnson.
Smelly was held at the city jail with
out bond pending the outcome Of John
sons condition. Yesterday he was re-
moved 70 the county jail and his trial
set for Saturday morning The hospital
authorities reported Yesterday that John
sons condition is such at the present
time that unless other complications set
IN he has good chance 10 recover.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17
KOS HARRIS HAS A REMEDY
Which Is Warranted Absolutely to
Prevent LA nchings

KOS Harris has method for doing
away with MODS. He says it is the only
one he can think Of that viii work. He
proposes TO tax a county or a city $50
900 fat, for every lynching that takes
place, the tax TO be added regularly.
THAT would stop Iynchlng." said Mr.
Harris, rolling an eye up North Main
street ''Wny, say, you can hang a man
to every telegraph pole from Douglas
avenue to Central avenue and it wouldn't
create a ripple But announce that for
hanging one man the county would be
taxed $4,000 and you viii find twenty
men tainted between here and First
street"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17

Every dispatch. every order. every rough
may drawn oy a general. every maHeu-
YER that was set down on paper during
that memorable war, IS included In The
history. The archives ~ both the Fed
eral and Confederate governments were
called up to furnish the material. Atlas
ses accompany the set The Vork ts 50
large that it takes an addition 20 the
average private residence TO hod it, IH
library for purpose q reterence or
even for the leLsureiy historian il is iH-
vzIgable
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17
MRS, NATION LEAVES WICHITA
Returns with Her Husband to Her
Home in Medicine lodge.

Mrs. Nation left for Medicine Lodge
last evening accompanied 10y her husband
she lives at Medicine Lodge It IS un-
derstood that as 500 mas her trial is
over She VIII so 10 Kansas City and de-
liver a lecture. The trial win come up
Monday. No trouble in securing a jury
is anticipated. as a deal more prominence
has been given the case outside the city
than En- Wichita and Sedgwick county.
1t is understood that Mrs Nation has
decided not to continue her smashing cru
sade
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17
Wha! 81 We HaYa Tor Desse-l7

Th1s question ar.ses .n ths family ever
day. Lst IS answer ta1As- 4rE
Tai-c S dallc.cls e-- p4r1 =
Two usuE e.. 30 1lkluE A11 az ats-
ans sen to co1l Tlrs---LsUlcn
Crange. RASPBERRY an1 s. aW5aEEy. A.
your Erocers- - ca
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-17
At DeMar'S Meat Market
121 ". Douglas avenue,
EOR SALE
Phone 406.

The other half Eli Benton. enginesr
al the court house says: 81 had coua
fer two months. from the effects cf t1e
grip I bought one BOTTLE Of Hsnr-On
Tar Expectorsut. used half of H. and
IT cured me up sound Il was the best
money 7 ever spent on medicine, for
sale hv w s HanriOn r a. Eeudrick.
West Side Drug store and W o. Goodln.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-16
onAss canrK


Grass Creek, Aug 10, 1901.
EoiroR TmEs;
The mine worked four days last wseF.
Local terms are on the road AGAR.
Miss Clara Wilde is visiting in Coal
vile this week.
OR. Hancock aud family are res =
beats Of this burg,
OR citizens have been well represent.
ell ia Coalyille the past week.
There was good turn out at our L.
d. s. fast meeting last sunday.
supt. W. L. Hansen issued checks to
the mine employees on the 18th for tho
month Of July.
Miss. Eliza j. Barber attended the
reorganization Of the East Coalyille
ward last Sunday.
Messrs. @, X. Hancock, Il. Pringle,
W. Askie, G. AddY, and W. II. Shaw
commenced to work at the nine last
week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-16
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunk.
ards are being Cared Daily In
spite ~ Themselves.

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Nerves. Pleasant aud Positive Cure
Tor the Liquor Habit.
II is now generally known and UNDER
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not weakness. A bcdy filed with pois-
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This remedy is In no sense nostrum
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IL 10 skilliully devised aud prepared
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Thousands Of Drunkards have cured
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-16
Notice.
United States Land Office.
salt Lake City, Utah,
June 18th, 1901.

To whom Il may concern.
Notice lie hereby given that the State
Of Utah has liled In this Office a list, No.
q, Of lands selected by the said state
for the purpose Of erecting Public Build.
inss, under Section z, ofthe Act Of Con-
gress approved July 10, 1894. The fol-
lowing tracts embraced In said lst are
la township containing mineral claims
Of record, viz.
The swI4 Sec. -, Up. 3, ~, Il. 3, f.,
5, l. -, aud Mer.
A copy Of said lists so lar "a 1t relates
10 said tracts by descriptive subdivisions,
has been conspicionsly posted In this
office for inspection by any person IN
terested, and by the public generally.
Within the next sixty days following
the date Of this notice, under depart
mental instructions Of Noyember u,
1896, t23, l.. d. 400 protests or contests
against the claim OF the State to any Of
the tracts or subdivisions hereinbeiore
described, on the ground that the same
is more valuable for mineral than Tor
agricultural purposes will be received
and noted for report to the General
Land Office ut Washington, D. d. Fail
ure so to protest or contest within tie
time specified will be considered sui-
ticient evidence Of the non-mineral
character OF the tracts, and Il e selection
thereof, being otherwise free from OF
lection, will be recommended torap-
proyal.
FRANK D. HoBns, Register.
GEoRGR A. SMTH, Receiver. 25t9
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HESrrrn, Utah, Aug. IS, 100
week

HESEFER, Utah, Aug, 10, 1901,
EDiToR TmEs;
Born, 10 the wife Of Arthur Rheims,
August 18th, a fne son. All doing well
at last accounts.
Heber Harris left here for Kemmer4r
I ais week. He expects to be employed
there for time.
T.. II. Porter, representing the Salt
Lake Portrait Co., was doing business
hero several days this week.
Thera was a social dance here on
Monday last, which, considering the
busy time, was fairly well attended,
Haying and harvesting lie going oa al
most night and day and the people are
81 busy they DO not know which way to
turn.
A number Of visitors from Salt Lake
have been camping in this vicinity
during the week. Fishing aud hunting
engaged their time and they report cool
luck.
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KOCKPOKT.

RocEroRr, Utah, Aug. II, 1901,
EDrjR TINES:
n. W. PelersOn is quite sick at this
writing,
Mrs. F. A. Hortin has been very sick
the past few days.
Miss Barrett Of Park City is the que {
OF Miss Mamie stembriige.
We are pleased to see the smiling face
Of Mrs, Roundy Elsknson in town again.
Jack FIosrs sparkling face was motto
able among tie visitors to Rockport last
Tuesday morning.
The trial Of the State vs.. Charles still.
man iol assault was heard before Justice
OF the Peace john Hprlin on Tuesday,
County Attorney Callis prosecuting and
MIR. Smith, a lawyer from Salt Lake, de.
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A.Iounded the Editor.

Editor $. A. Brown, Of Bennettsyille.
$ g., was once immensely surprised,
"rhrough long suffering from Dye
pppsia," he writes, "my wife was greatly
run down. She had no strength or yigor
and suffered great distress from her
stomach, but che tried Electric Bitters
which helped her at on,e, and, after us
ing four bottles, sheis entirely we'll, can
eat anything. lie grand tonic, and
It's gentle Laxative qualities are splendid
for torpid liver" For IndiSestiou, Loss
Of Appetite, stomach and Liver troubles
irsa positive, guaranteed cue. Only
Doc at John Boyden & Sons.
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ending. A verdict Of no, guilty va.

Tending. A verdict Of not guilty vas
rendered.
Mrs. Main and family Of this plac.
are moving to Park City for the purpose
Of running boarding house.
Henry seamons, who has been quite
sick for the past week, lie improving
slowly. We hope soon to see him well
again.
We are pleased to state that Mrs.
Robert siddoway has 30 far recovered
that che was able to take trip to Salt
Lake this week,
Thefe are quite a number Of tents In
Mr. staker's grove. The pleasure seek.
ers think it an ideal place to spend their
sumner outing.