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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09

Harvey Hill, colored, was tried We'd
nesday in the city court on the charge
of assaulting Will Ligegtt, another neg
70, with razor. Judge Erwin bound
him over to the Circuit Court under
bond of $500, which he was unable tC
give. and was remanded to Jail
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09
American Wire Fence

Is decidedly the best wire fence on
the market. For sale by Satterheld q
DOdson. If
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If You Need

a Hay Press, come to see us. Full
Stock of Hay Ties.
Ut j. p. Street d Co.
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f. G. GRANT, Dental Surgeon.

am now in my new Office, northeast
corner Bethel Hotel Oh Garden st. In the
future will give my entire lime to my
profession. For seVc al years much of il has
been given to other business. To those
whom have never Serv- wish to say,
my dental operations are always guar
anteed To give satisfaction. / have more
than 500 sets Of artificial teeth now in
Maury, Giles, Hickman and Marshall
counties; many Of them have been used
for ~ to 20 years with entire satisfaction to
my pa -Tons, to which reference might be
given were IL necessary. All surgical OPP
erations performed with but little pain, by
the use of a local anaeSthetic. ONCE hours
from o'clock n. m. to p. m.
3-3l-ly.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09
MAvRY DRY GOODS COMPANY.
YOUR LAST CHANCE

choice goods oneouh and oneaf the former
price Not yard light weight goods be left and this is
the way make them go:
1 Dmie that sold from choice
AUO this choice l0c the yard
m choice items of interest for
~ HGO housewives below.
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At South Side Park.

You may enjoy a free m ,aiI.,...ir,
South Side Park to-day, hg-lnL,ii
at & o'clock. All the trainers me- mi
have a general workout Has
speed their flyers for new rec'i''
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09
Buaqies

and Surries, largest stock in Columbia,
newest style aud the best quality. See
SArrERFIELp 4 DODsON. Il
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09

STOPS the COUGH AND
WORKS OFF THE COLD
Laxative BrOu o-Quiuine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure, No Pay.
Price 25cents. OOt4-ly
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09

The Indebtedness of $4,000 of T. G.
Petri & Bro, to the Farmers & Mer,
chants Bank, was not included in the
compromise agreement, the debt being
secured in full by L. Jonas of Nashville.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
Zoe. 25c. If G. G. G fail. druggists refund money
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09

GarwoOd's Sarsaparilla-for the bloc d
guaranteed TO cure. A b. RAINS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09

Is what YOU want. See us Tor =
SATTEKFIELD 4 DODsoN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09

HarroWs G Land Rollers
Used His Razor.

the very best at SATTERFIELD & DoDsoN.
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Disc PIOWs.

See the "Pony Kid" before you buy, at
tt. Satterfield Il Dodson's,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09
Big Table Linen Bargains.

beahed Table
beached
18inch Towel Crash, a
Yardaid finish Cloth bolt worth 2 ard 5c
by the bolt. 81 20
wide good quality
Lee
Unbeached sheeng seller price
Bin Drive in Black Goods For Ladies' Skirts or Dresses
ono Serges Hnottas goods
OOU sold a high S GN
7no yard choice LOO and Black Dress Goods the house.
l0O Want black, you will be
Mems and Boys Straw Hats.
incest Straw Hats exactly half price
Hats that this
1Oc each, about the of the ribbon band
Great Reduction Made this Week OF all
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-25

Until the court Eefurus- and he has had
an interyiew with Emperor kwang Su
are aUthoritatfVely denied The ON
Cials here say Won Waldersee VIII leave
Pe1in. May 81, or a few days later
for Japan. Tt is uncertain whether he
Will return by way OF the United
states or via SHANGHAI
Germany is trying to charter vessels
for the return Of her troops. The first
vessels can sail IL about a fortnight
The German contingent remaining In
the. province of Pei Chi III win BE-
tess numerous than the British and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-25
Informal GVering 6oWn
Made b. ME Ya5He for an Bfneficaa Bride.
900 s-s-s-e-s-9-s-e7e- s-e-s-e-e-o-9 &c

we had been from one end of the
Rue de Ia Paix TO the other, alt Maison
This and Maison that and though nav
little American friend, whose father
had given her carte blanche in the buy
ing Of her wedding Erocks. ha7so ordered
q dozen dreams in street Souns.
Qlnner QR carriage frOcks. the parti GU
lar mode sfle booked FOR We faa1hd not.
~ St SOFT. sInkV white gown one
coQIQ Wear informally right thr5ueh
Uhe sumnle-- she pointed. II am sure
ouL at once And then we walked INTO
Nile, YaAne and found just what We
dreamed or
am sendlng You q photograph Of 1t
as We " ere shown this gown on a. beau
uiiE1 costume model. 1T is trimmed with
old yellow Point d AleucOn. 1t forms a
berthe IN Front, and from the -centei.
OF the back falls a long jab0t OF the
same lace to the edge, of the trained
skirt
A belt OF gold. embroidery and two
bands Of the same pumng the tops of
the sleeves give a little touch Of eIe-
gance 70 an otherwise simple toilet
The sleeves. which were a novel fea-
the top, gradually growing larger. and
ending IN a hoWing angel eject en-
chanung over a dimpled elbow.
shan have it repeated in pale blue
and III black IHousselfHe," exclaimed
my little happy bride-to-be from the
states.
You must look for this gown at New.
port this summer.
cH1Cor.
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To the Stockholders of the BazouIr
co--c-.-.t-a ----.--- q

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
ueetInS Of the stockholders of the Ba-
zquI Consolidated Mining COMPANY VIII be
May - 1871, at D. IA. Of said day, for
the purpose Of considering and voting
upOn the following proposed amendments
10 the articles al Incorporation Of said
Company
F'Irst-To- strike cut "BazoUs Mining e.
Milling com pany' in arricte L Of the a-ti-
oles Of incorporation and insert iu sliet
Thereon the words k3azouk Consolidated
Mining COmpany-
Second-To strike ont the words salt
Lake cry, In the county of salt Lake.
from article IE Of said articles OF moor
pora1ion and insert VI lieu uheEeof the
words Ogden City ~ cher county
The purpose Of this second proposed
U0ratiG1 from salt Lake CITY salt Lake
county 70 Ogden City. Weber counJy,
Dated salt Lake Citys Utah. May 4 1901.
Nv. r. SMITH, Secretary.
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assessment 1Totice no. 1o.

THE TETR0 MINING COMPANY OF
Tiutie Location Of principal place OF
business salt Lake GlEEs state ot y tatl.-
Location of ruiHe and. works, Iizltlc min
-N0uce is hereby given thaC 80 q meet
ing OF tlfe board 81 directors OF said
COMPANY. held on the lth day of May,
1991- assessment no - of one Cd cent
per share was levied on tbs capitol stock
Of the cprporation- paEaBle immediately
TO t16. S6cre JtrT az IHe oILlce OF lile
coulpany~ 6l7 Nice orntck block sat
Lake city, state OF Ctah- Any stock
upon which this Assessment shall re-
main 5Innaid on Friday, lth -aay OF June
l901 VIII be- deGuQueEl1 anu advertised
FOR sale aU public aac tiuu and Unless
payment IS made BEFORE viii be sold on
SATURDAY., tine Z3Lh day Of June. 1901. at
l-o-ctock g. M. 20 pay the lellnquenL
assessment, together with the costs on
advertising and expense of sale BY
10rUer- CT. .Ile boa .7t directors
EEeNasSE WILLIAMS Secrelary.
salt Lake city, Utah May 9Th. l99L
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ANOTHER PLAN MAY
BE Put FORWARD
Secretary Hay Insists Ihdemni-
ties Are Too Large.

san Francisco. Cal May 24-The
Bulletin prints the following In con-
nection with the subject Of the chi-
nese indemnify
III an interview with a representa-
tive Of the Bulletin this afternoon
Secretary of state Hay sai8 ssIt
seems to- us thar ouf plan Tor a mod
ification OF the demands foP ipdemni-
ties has aeeu rejected by the forelgn
powers but what VIII be the next ac-
ton OF tile United states gDpefhment
in the affair has not yet been decided
Ibe indernnittes demanded by the Eiu-
ropean powers Seem to MS to be ex-
cessive. 1T is possible fiat this gs4
ernR4eHt may set put forward a ffan
for the reduction and payment sof The
1ndemnities which VIII prove aoee pr
able 70 The other powers iilterested
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cHARGEp - LooIINeE.
British Make Accusations Against
Wife Of an Ameriean.

! New York, My 2f-A dispatch %
the Herald from Pekih says Tie last
general meeting ofsthe diplomatic corps
was the scene % a a4ore acute phase
lot the controversy over Asnting. The
question vas raised by gsdiplonats.
friendly to Lady Mcdonald, who think.
a great injustice Was dome her by he
supposed reference TO her Ia one OF
ject of lOeting. Ministers of Two Eur
ropeah COUNTRIES, who were with her
throughout the day, declared that she
( le3t the palace without any piundeE
exert a yellow rose piucNed IN the
empress garden yrs
f'Butf1hHy said we did however;
witness. one scene of f0OtiRg which,
together with Lady MoD0nalei.< ge
tried. bat unsucgessfully, to preVe4lt
In the palace we met the wife Of an
American accompanied by atf AFneEi-
can cpriO dealer we Suggested that
the reception was exclusively for the
members Of the diplopatie corps hue
she persisted in takings che ouri0 deals
el, ~ hose expert opinion she wanted
sUf5CIf saoTae Of the empfess OErIa ii MS Z
Reaching the pavilion The curfo
saeaier said: Here, am inforEled
most valuable porcelain is concealed 3
In spite Of The protests OF L.adEl
MCDONALD and ourselves, the Wis of
the American tried 70 Open tho .cuf}4
boards. Finally she called an Aneri
can soldier who. pried a fcupboaTd open
with mis- bayoaent whereupgn, not
wishing 10 assist az q scene we coltiG
not prevent, we wiihdrH7
The American representa tive 1t the
meeting plade 40 reply-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-25
sale Of Unclaimed Baggage,


NOTICE is Efi9EtEBA GIEE> lLaAE
on F'ridav NAV 81 1901 at one clock
D. M of lhat DAY, and con uuufrlg tnerc-
after fren1 aay 20 QaE GrlH SOLD l1e.
bauga Ee depot ri the ttl31e1'sl el1e4- fta-r
streets, SAT- Lake City t5Hi the
signed VIII expose Tor safe and sell AE
pubH Auction 10 the hlgheSC oaeer TO-
cash the following neserioed orre es
baggage remaining tilll,l lt-le fritl
session Of ras. ullfteESIEIi i3L LAC f1
ton of six UopthS tr2fn tle rnr
arrival an the place lql aus 4ei a
sighed. said sale Wl4i o. u
and care OF sue5l Da9gage YVhlta 1lose
and the reasonahie and necessary ~
Six trunks, nine canyas tei Scaoe
Ises five lesther grips fouE asszets, two
beCdiug- three boxes, one sun, one mum
dred ana sixty -10Hr 111lczslg9aSt hlIglles.t
canes-t auahrellas overc0a - ri6sers
etc. etc. one kodak
Tbs RIO CfRA N51E IS ESEt1flN RAIL
BY Geo. w. Heintz g. p. II T.
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lgANI max RE9oRM.
Resolutions Adopted by National
Civic Federation ~ J2,.fFeI-, =

hesQ4 pLtc1S ADOPTED by National
Civic Federation 1T BuRaIo.
8uffalo. n. r. Afky sl-The cessation
conference Of thet national civic sssaeT-
stiolis which has been S. session here FOR
two lsEs adjosrued t5night. Etesoi1u6ns
IT IS the snnsa ~ ms coaferehce 1hsst
n slefa1aHept aresnigation' Sc effeeted For
the Bfomottan OF iHtcrstatc coulfty III
taNatiou and of tax fefarm - general.
and to that end a COMMITTEES Of fifIean
De apqoiutRd - act as an executive con-
mites ulth auother neeting Sc tffis
cQnferurce; Ind that the exerutfve oon-
commftes Of 90 with 81 Least one nesn-
oec tfpn eaer states that the executive
comIn1tee be authOrized TO take pr6per
rlor '7f Information iu rel7;tfi 10 state ard
iocEl TAXATION. thBC the conference retf-
Ommends to the states tho, srecogniti5
teFsIate comfy in taNation
ese pflneiPl S, requtre thst die same
time By TWO sta te furisdiC1iBnsaa md. 49,
THIS end. thar u tls Gtle deeds or osher
paper egl9taoes Or me oWnarship of arop-
taxed, thee sHall De taxed sc lhe sites 81
Ile psFtyl2Hd not eisewhere
s1ullld re 50 sepsrated as 80 methods and
subjects ot ralatior AS ito fsire- to the
counties and rnpnleips4fi'sS the largest
kA@ iasl paragraph OF che resolution
ge5 reierred back 70 the eommittee.
which VIII report an the RESOLUTION al sfI3fs
rles-t meeting 81 the conference
tae topics torr discuss ON today we're
tlsEatfap or nortgages and faheritances
-tI ioets 9pllon t54SHtIQ1s James ~ Gar
iteiu 81 ,9ftQ presided E're6efick 81 JUDI
sgh - louis, tee INST smoker, spoi2a
on taNaeon or mortgages
Slafe Senator Bucan 81 CoIor8do- read
sf pa Aite y tralian Tax system
- @ Anupodes and Ia Coldrsido. AZ
=. u UlreIF. III ~ l.r IL. -.
on tiie prnpieul % pIoperly taxing rafl-a
way terminals Ira big cities AND The diFfi-e
e9ts ~ Eftlng ct the real value o. the
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sfooEhoIdgrs 1Teetfne.

C0NSTOCK SILVER MINNIE COM
panv Notice is hereby ElVeu That the
annual nesting Of the stockhoIders OF the
COmsUOck Silver Mining company vll
be held 1T the company once, 20 Dooly
DAY the 18Th 6ay Of June. Is4. at 3
O, clock p. ms for the purpose OF electnE
a board Of directors for the ensuing year
aud for the transaction of such other
business as mang properly come before
JOSEPH ~ COHEN.
Secretary.
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s.-tft-, ,.st-.- st .-st ~ l.s.-.-
~ 49,
~ Ls HiilleH4atlgh ne ai9 iiyt
7eoo q
menu SON. he slid asks rilslt atlQther
cclnmittee BE aut5ointeG aria thet III i9as
instructed 10 prepare "a BRIEF SUMMARY
81 flls srfo-r,s7 faf+h s,5r,ff4 no. Is
fa~ ~. eafd - a. AZ, ,,,.es.is,-ts,.s..s.
t 49,
~ "7Ae4 lei 7elAr telAeAs IA vas.
1870 was eistn5esel ~ the assem-
At Afternoon Session
49,
setH9iti SESSION We 4leo
fifrs ~
4 - i, = = = - So
lshell ~ t,e} 0eiocN ana tnat
~ ee1 HlliieA
49, 1900. ~ 49, ~
@ t4s
$50. -. e ~ 49,
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Sc, - ~ - el4.. -
R 1890 IN
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.-- ~ 'N9
f5r oaffersor. fo8,ltite5 his taeclt,
Lli9iIiS IN ~ ttag ~ VS.
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49,
ci5Fsf h.n1seIf i1 favor ~ ,'eSifra or
49,, - =
49,. 49, ,f ~ Tt ~
s2s ~, iq4ot ~ ~ 45lill,
81 Penis, leafrs. iE lr. Ti5sfs ~ f9r.ii9f,.3
loEf ~ ,7lv[ - ~ II, 49, Z ~, : -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-25
Readings Of Palms for Herald
Readers.

1
s f os e JACK e az trades ana master Of none try
s5 Era CO 8 moi Fais Ff
astsrppsa almost obstinate
have shade q your nobs
lose oaF NINA 3s trouble
s5orgasig MADE marx s1essss
a sees % 3 ana fs s . f 9F red sR s98 ssF
Sinai & P8 ,Sg8fs3ss5 5 a5s praesea ana orig
moth public sentiments
aT f9 you meet win nvs-asr1
s ads letter
s on @ 9d sss g your pnt does not
SEQ u ers s @I 5 not s de t9 8 pn6S n 6 s
ainRa6y ef5e 9oad give You
club e 4a5 ofs9eh wiz soon
1as hatas sld gspa0s AZ
thorough lust arn. selipas
A @ A I'm tssfs5 81 sgs sa sc 9 sas s
YOU Nave y s ben s58 5o s5s ram 7is7 5 E s5
f change oF
i, Sat R;a1ss g
s1ys asd as noas you
= medical ala Your
gog5s s9ssa o you 99 2q
@ you s yoet @ wis " as S fa row you
sou @ 5 ass rd e. 6 qzf S9 the 5a5rst ' as a
have 5f t5aS5ss ssrs
ana ase
hanq 5ll gas5s6sd desire fr5yel Is @ GOOD YOU m
nss5
S 81 s y 54 You sf e5 l s sS io6s9 20 scr
VOW bsge hs ro95s 81 e 8sRsg g s Esd Fa3
f9ra @ Strong aIe e q o s5t aeang
sake Or You are rs oe v an iady
r.a & g s s sSs ii 5 a9 ; aa 70
m za5 % ads S. a foa Is are = ua AT 49 3s
q si6s long trp
s Is @ make s@a q eaass8ag 58a8ss YIN
Jos5s
g5aid sacrifice arythtns in eadsavoHns assist others
VIII never be in poor arenn
d 9sels 5s & good sducstion is arnhf-
on ,sh5 haze sad g eoqly Is me age Of
sign A IS not as Il @ 5a az zen rget T5a i've
new IDEAS changes fa7es roling
aFs rsles are
make fnsyouE
J
You
IN
IS y Your q lei Is the
has
"
3 s a..sr
sllHael Hsaesa ae orgral thinker
1fsats1he a
. a o a.
- n HH . yul hand. a
reH al an agree e0npa ni0i
Tor there
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b
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a2nt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-25

Berlin, May 4ArThe statements in
the London press thar Count Won wall
dersee has iHformed the Chinese au-
thorities that he would not leave Pekin
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oaINA IS REsPoNgIBLE.
60 lTalssd So. - Wsas Aasl.-

~4ttFS G444tSu ottlbCS But. ~ Elk E3SslS-
lance in Indemnity Matter.
N as nlpgtor. May 24.-Count Cassini
the RUssissn a1nbass adors spent an hofE
with AGING seeFetary Eli todak and
it-is assumed that the chinese .Regotia-
tionsgwas the burden OF tfIair task IT
has Become apparent that Bussia wiz
ina il inexpe9ient to close With the
sDroposItion 70 accept Chinese. bonds. at
any ofs the interest Tissues mentioned.
as, Tfietnnfty unless there Is an inter
natlonal ellaFaatg and tife tlRited
states hnae 4tite impossible to az
sent tg the lattare
Is now nearly certain that by
ntnas own action in So weakly op-
POSING the demands Of the minister's
Ut ga indemnity Amounting 10 1851
0a9sppe the United STATES effort to
secure an abatene pt 81 the claim has
1alleq comp ereis and, China must sub.
NH 80 payti1e toeat or at least to aeree
e pay tt fyr there Is grave doubt en-
tesaiied 1ere of Der ahllits 10 40 8
since The red uction 81 The indenanity
has been abandoned. it is assumed III
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- HafEains.

SuFDrising bElgaiq values fh Valen-
ceaes and Real T'orchGn Lace Ede-
iuefs ard Fl nsertitn ~
At1Ea tI58GFf'S LIGLJD ATIDNy SALE.
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Delinquent Assessment Notice

STlA sly AN MINING COMPANY -LO-
cation OF principal place OF business. SAT-
Lake City. Utah NOtIce--Ihere are de-
liaCuent upon The tollowiug described
stock, on accOuns OF assessment levied
ON the 5rh daV OF LADril. 1901 the several
AMOUNT set opposite the names of the re-
spectiVe. share holders as Follows,
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Cert.
No. Names. Shares Amt.
112-M. III. Mcl4lynn ...-.--.1, 600 0l
173-M- III. GTcC1iynn ..-..--.L000 00
S9-CeHa Osborn -.-.-6, go
1SA--Cclia Osborn .----.-.-.-lU0J %
Sf-JnO. Firth .-..L----------- $500 3 %
l25--J no. Leysnou $50. -,..-.-- $500 = %
Iff--lnQ. -LeEsaQn .s.--.---,-,.- Sl6 81
lS9--JnQ- L.eEsnOn .-..--,--.--- l4L 40
159--l1ugh EitL5era-ld -------- $40 %
153-tdugh fitzgerald ---.---- 200 ] %
l65-4iugh FiIzgerald 1890. 199
56-5as u Halullton..., sos. 2lo %
35-Abe Levy LOCO 90
62--E .04cl2 enzle .s-..--...- 8. -l,eJJ %
And IN eccQraance WIN law ana q o. order
I Of tue board OF d1rectors made on The 5th
j day OF April 19ol. SO many shares eli each
parcel OF such stock us may be necessary
VIII be sold at the oEdce 81 said company,
I C4tT, Utah. ar o.eloClI D. IA on Tues
dap. 1IaV ZS. 1905 10 pay oetinqEeuL ass
sessments thereon. together with the cost
Of advertising and eEpenses o1 sale
W. IL. EARNSAtoE IL. Secretar-1--
Nos 9o4 ana 305 Atlas block salt lake
( City, Utah.
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Statement That He VIII Remain at
PeIzin is Denied.
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ESTABLISHED 1s41.
Established 1871 $50 Offices.
The Oldest and Largest.
II. 6. DUN & co.
GEORGE RUST, General Manager
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. Omces in
Progress building, Salt Lake CITY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TTE7.
t2e annual meeLiu & OF the stockholders of
NIL be held ON q1fas57y- Anil
1ylls SIT u OclOCk a in OF that da7-
Sfe. o1Iic5 OF so-d company no as Soglth
pAny bank san Lake Citv Ttsr
rae purpose cf ele ting a board 1fa1ine ls-
reeL21s Lor ne enfling ear. AND to trans
come before said raeeung
ISAAC L. REQUA.
Pres dent General Pacific Railway Com
.s6craary Central Pacific RaiTWsv CON.
pIpy
April 2nd. le01 at the foregoing meeting
AZ an aalogrnment was duly made TO Apri
pace Jon ATTAIN c. ROYLE.
DAVID b. HEaIP STE ,-f1'i
April 18th, 1901, stockholders duIy met.
sl1 me EneeIlng duly adjourned to meet
and same place
JONATHAN C. ROYLE.
DAVID 3. HE2PsTEABi5..- --'
3 April 9oth. 1891, stoclshoidars duly met.
again MAY iIt6. ISll. al he same nom
ana same place.
JONATHAN G. ROYLE
DAVID B. HEa1PsTEAD.
anu the meeting duly adjourned to meet
again Mag &, 1901, au the same hour and
JONATHAN C. RoYLE.
DAVID B. HEMPsTEAp.
Secretary.
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tfles best posted Chinese quarters that
authority win now be given China to
raise her CUSTOMS dudes.
Won wALDBRsEE 70 leave.
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Aplll 1oIht 1901, stockholders dUly met.
elIu me fReeLlnB duly adjourned to meet
7eg5ln Aprl sem, 1901, at the same hour
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Chairman.
Secretary.
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b April 9oth. 1891. stoclehoi5ers 5riy mar
and Inc. meeting duly adjourned. to inset
as9lQ Nay 18th, l90l AT The same hour
ana same place.
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DAVID 3. HEBIPSTEAD.
Secret rs.
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DAVID b, HERIPSTEAD.
Secretary.
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has also painted the portraits Of many
famous personages, Constant has been
an extensive traveller and has visited
this country on professional trips He
has found time to produce paintings
that have bestowed a lasting reputation
and brought him the highest honors.
But, notwithstanding his fame, he is
frequently COMPOUNDED with the French
diplomat, NJ. Constants as was shown
when the latter was appointed minister
TO Turkey
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personality. He was the leading spirit
for four years OF the Imperial South
African association. which carried on
so unceasing a campaign for the i'm
perialist policy In South Africa. He
was daring traveller and explorer. es-
pecially in Morocco and on the west
coast OF Africa.
nerstone OF new yicarage at Wake
field not long ago and was invited by
the master OF ceremonies (who handed
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Senator Teller always pronounces
Cuba" as II It were spelled "c-u-b-y'
This, he explains. is due TO the fact
that the chief town OF Allegany coun-
ty. n. Y, where he was born, is named
Cuba, but has always been called Gu
by by the inhabitants.
DR. Boyd Carpenter the bishop al
Ripon, was called upon to lay the cor
South African politics have lately lost
In MFR. John DavisAllen a very strong
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troublous times Of Louis Philippe, when
the citizen king had all he could do to
keep his throne. owing to the numer-
Gus riots and disturbances.
The French king was driving along
the lines OF the national guard on the
Boulevard du Temple when the attempt
at assassination was made and had a
narrow escape. As 1t was, many Of his
officers were killed and wounded, but
Freschi was captured and died by the
guillotine. This arrangement Of gun
barrels on a horizontal frame was con-
sidered novel at the time and may have
held a suggestion In its arrangement of
the mitrailleuse. or machine gun.