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party by a small number of friends,
who called in to tender congratulations
In honor of his thirty-seventh birthday.
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Miss Amanda Miles of st. George is
visiting in Provo.
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Mrs. j. Tilten, who has been visiting
in Chicago for nine months, returned
to her home in Provo last Wednesday.
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Miss Florence Richmond is visiting
her sister in Idaho.
Mrs. ]. 7. Farrer spent Tuesday ia
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Jeanette Whitmore of Salt Lake
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. DR..
Taylor.
DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Richards were
visiting their many friends in Provo
this past week.
Tom McGraw of Logan, who has been
VISITING relatives in Provo, has returned
to his home.
Mrs. Sarah Es.Eiuff entertained a num-
Der OF friends Monday evening in honor
Lehi.
A party of happy children we're enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph P0ulton, the occasion being the
seventh anniversary of the birth of their
daughter, Norma.
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South Fork Notes.

South Fork. Provo Canyon, July g.
Considering the early season, and the
inclemeut weather. the Forks has had
its full quota of sightseers. The last
excursion brought large crowd, more
than 200 taking advantage of the fine
trout dinner and supper offered.
W. z. Mcbride, editor of the Provo
Democrat. was a visitor last Sunday.
Miss NJ. F. Whitehead of Benton
Harbor, Mich, is spending a few weeks
at the Forks.
J. A. Twelves, cashier of the Provo
Commercial bank, came up last week
Mr. and Mrs William Gordon, Provo.
We're patrons a portion of last week.
Mrs c. II. Rance of Salt Lake is
Spending the summer here.
G.. Doscher Of the Capital City has
been here several days.
a. r. Derge of Salt Lake spent a
lev days here in fishing and feasting
ON trout.
Louis Kolitz and family spent sew
SIal days at the Forks. returning early
last week
Salt Lakers who are enjoying life at
ms resort are: NJ L. Harlow, w. ].
Nennedy, Mr.. Amstree. Mrs. Ida Smith,
-urS. Dora King, L. Barrett and family.
""I MT and Mrs, J. s. Kirkwood.
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PARK CITY.

Thursday evening Mrs. c. VI. Wilson en-
tertained at her home in honor of her
daughter. Miss Bessie. and Miss Rey
holds of Michigan. who is visiting with
Mrs Wilson in the Park. The rooms
were taStefully decorated. carnations and
srnilax being used with very pleasing ei-
feet The punch bowl was presided over
by Misses Rhoda Nelson and Elnor Pea
gan. and delicious refreshments were
served by Miss Kate Malone and Miss
Katie Lawrence while an orchestra rem
dered several pretty selections The even
ing was most pleasantly spent and the
affair was voted one of the most success
ful social events Of the season.
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Miss Lizzie Eggington of Coalville came
up 10 the Park Thursday on two weeks
visit with Mrs. Frank Binneo.
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Rev. Father Roser OF Al Hallows col
fege Salt Lake. who has been guest of
Rev. Thomas Gallighan for the past week.
returned home Friday.
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friends at her home the evening of the
Fourth Fireworks were the feature OF
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Roy Ridge spent the Fourth in salt
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Miss Clara Stevenson, who IS spending
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EUREKA.

B. y. c. stott was out from Salt Lake
the first of the week on business trip.
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Miss Mary Haynes has gone to the
capital city to attend summer school.
Miss d. d. Wood is visiting friends at
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Mrs. Wilson and son. George are home
from visit to Laramie, Wyo.
sI Mrs; n Cecilia Baeonsis visiting friends in
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e,, Roy Dixon and Monroe Paxman spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ranscher were guests
Of relatives in Nephi on the Fourth.
Dr.. w. A wade and 2 Dr.. c. " clark
returned Sunday night from Nephi.
Eugene Pulver, editor of the Payson
GLOBE Header. was in Eureka during the
week. returning home Friday morning.
Conrad Kopman came over from Nephf.
where he has been on jury duty, With
leave of absence until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson and Hudson
Smith are out from Salt Lake to look
after their mining properties in North
Tintic.
tives at Payson.
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David Mills and Tom Haynes spent the
Fourth in the valley.
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Miss Mary Mccullough returned Satur-
day from Nephi and Provo
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Mrs. A. C. Swisher is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Swisher al Lehi.
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Sam Adams. n. A Robertson and r. II.
Holzheimer are in Nephi on court bust
ness.
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Mrs. E. C. Hansen is visiting in Salt
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WASATCH NOTES

i'ArjR at the resort
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reg s-.s-ss Hazel and Elois shoebridge arc
'-'7tered at the hotel
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i, UT Howarth came up Thursday even
'7 I'D stay week or ten days.
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IN. and Mrs. T. VI. Herbert spent their
'''Sl TWO days of married life here.
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,rsi,E ,Doscher and AR. Hunt brought
mo- families up to stay during the sum
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,e a, n, Mitchell and party viii be here
'ealn this summer.
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'l'Ssrs ]. r Walker and Jones came
AZ On lheir, way to Alta and had dinner
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ra- H. NeWcomb has engaged a cottage
SINUS, LIZ "a m1ly. They expect to spend the
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sesldent Joseph +. Smiths family
oS t-.le up the evening OF the Sd. They viii
'"py their cottage during the summer.
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hsAt snow fell Thursday morning and
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the summer in Salt Lake. was in the
Park the early part of the week on a
visit to her mother.
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Mrs. Dr. Boswell and daughter came
UP to the Park Thursday TO spend the
Fourth with her husband.
Park.
Mrs, Charles Mcdonald of Park City
Is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Kennedy Of ogden.
Misses Mary and Tina Mcdonald en-
tertained a few. friends at their home
Wednesday evening. Games, music, re-
freshments, etc, all went to make the
evening successful one. and the guests
pronounced themselves as being royalty
entertained.
Mrs. R. G. Cordell and daughter, Mar
guerlte, came up Tuesday on visit of
Lockhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shields and family
spent Tuesday at Midway, picnicking.
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hrs j W Brough returned Thursday
after a visit to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Sherman entertained at her home
on Friday evening in honor of a number
of Columbia students who are spending
the summer in the Park. Games, music
and refreshments, followed by display
of fireworks, completed the evenings en-
tertainment.
Mrs. L. p. LeCompte aud daughter
Hannah, returned to the Park Wednes-
day They were accompanied by Edward
lie Compile, who is to spend the summer
in the Park. Mr.. lie Compile is on fur
Mrs. w; G. Lamb came up from Salt
Lake Wednesday.
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Jerry Bresnehan. who has been spend
ing several days in Salt Lake, returned
to the Park Saturday.
John A, Malta and Frank Daily spent
Independence day in the metropolis visit
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Miss Cora Sutton of Provo is spending
few days in the Park visiting friends
Mrs. J, T. Kescel and family spent Sat
hunting.
Monday evening. at her home Mrs Fred
Hayt entertained the Sunday school class
of the Congregational church. Games,
music and refreshments were the feature
of the evening About thirty were pres
ent and most enjoyable evening was
spent.
Mrs. Jane Parker formerly of the Park
but now of Poeatello, Ida, is visiting
friends in Park City,
The ladies of the Degree of Honor were
guests at the Hot Pots Saturday. The
Park City band was at the resort The
same day on an outing, and the two par
ties together at the pots went TO form a
Park City day. a most enjoyable time
was had.
Mrs A. r. Drake, accompanied by. Mas
ter Ray Williams, Is I'm the Park visiting
with Mrs. Charles +. Shields.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Conlon who have
been spending several DAYS in Salt Lake.
returned 10 the Park Friday morning.
James Shields is in Park City visiting
his friends.
c. A; Biocher returned to the Park Fri
Lake.
Messrs. Sam Radon, jr and Ed Walk
er gave Fourth of July party at the
home of Mr.. Radon Friday evening. The
Stars and Stripes were used profusely in
beautiful appearance The guests were
entertained for an hour or so with a fine
display of fireworks, after which de-
licious refreshments were served A most
delightful evening was spent by all pres
ent.
Mrs. John f. Geiger returned to the
Park Monday after a pleasant visit with
friends in Provo.
Edward Paxton. assistant postmaster,
spent July in Salt Lake.
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BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY.

Thirty volumes viii be added to the
free public library Monday morning.
July I, 1902, as follows:
Miscellaneous.
Davey-"The Sultan and His Sub
Jects' two volumes).
Dawson-''The Life of Christ"
Dobsen- "Miscellanies."
Job--"AmOng the Water Fowls"
Mabie-"N Morse Stories"
National Academy of Seienees-"Bio-
graphical Memoirs (two volumes)
Nield-"Guide 10 Historical Novels"
Pemberton-"Ellen Terry and Her
Sisters"
Reinsch-"CoIoniaI Government"
almage-'Life's Looking glass
Valentine-''The Ship OF Silence, and
Other Poems" (poetry).
Observation-Disclosures Building"
Wheaton---TheR usseIls in Chicago -
Williams-"Next to the Ground
Fiction.
Bangs-"O lympian Nights"
Bassett-"Judith's Garden"
Crowley-"rhe Heroine of the Strait"
Davis" Bstshazzar." ~
ter"
1sha1h--aThe sfroliers.
Jordan-'Tales of Destiny
Morris & Congdon. Eds.-"A Book of
Bryn Mawr Stories
Nilson-'The Spenders."
Juvenile.
Foster-"The Beautiful Life of
Christ The Gem Story Book
Stratemeyer-"Lost on the Orinoco."
Vincent-"My Mothers Bible Sto-
ries.''
Wood-"Story of the Bible Animals"
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Marriage Licenses.

7. NJ Herbert. Salt Lake .................32
Gladys Azzelia Barton. Salt Lake, 20
George w kennedy, Elko. NeV-----.--Z3
Hester l. StrattOn, Cherry Greek.
Mathew NJ. Burdick. Salt Lake 81
Gertrude Smith, ogden .-.....--........13
George Ii. Douglas. jr., Salt Lakes
Mrs. Agnes Lascelles, Salt Lake .-..-.37
Joseph Smith, Basin, Jefferson Co.
Montana . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Mrs L. J. Holland, Basin, Jefferson
tost Montandss ....-s---.--------.--- Az
Lowell Leffew, Salt Lake ..-....-........Z3
Lizzie BOswOrth, salt Lake ............1S
Alma y. Williams, Salt Lake.............29
Mary ]. Sinnett Salt Lake ...--------- y
James II. Pitts. Salt Lake ..-.--.-----.-.-4
Clara Godbe Brooks, Salt Lake '...-.~.2 y
JAG. Englund, Bingham Canyon .------ 40
Hilda Carlson, Bingham Canyon SIS
AXel Lundquist. Eureka. JUab Co... .
Anna Nystrom. Eureka, Juab Co... IS
Al I. Emerson. Salt Lake .-s...---.-.---3 %
Mary X. Bottorf. Salt Lake .........-..39
John Samson, Eureka. Juab CO... p
Wanda Charlson. Eureka, Juab Co.. q
81. Clair Powell Whitney, Ia: .--.------.5S
Nina MOrrell. Florence, Colo...----...2 y
John A. Fraser. Bingham ....--...-....- -
Clara NJ. King. salt Lake .-.--..--------ZZ
II. R. NJ. Atkinson. Salt Lake -.-.------ ~
Eliza ]. Elliott. Salt Lake ........-.....4S
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Moves the bowels next day, ana its
continued Use will cure habitual con-
stipation, sick headache and fndiges-
lion. Il will do you more good, and
cost you less money tran any othei
medicine on earth. Your druggist will
refund you the purchase price II you
are not satisfied. Price Csc and soc a
package. For sale by .Godbe- Pitts
Drug company.
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the day was intensely cold. Thu c,c,,as
broke away shortly, however, and nice
weather is the result
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r. l.. Sheets came uD Saturday and
stayed over until Monday evening" visit
ing his wife and little ones.
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G r. Pearsall called last week to en-
be here soon.
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Marshal Glen Miller came UP to get a
room Tor his wife and two sons Toy a
two weeks stay.
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Mr.. W. r Service and brother brought
their families UP on a fishing trip Sun
day, They will return for the summer.
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A barrel of ice cream for soc.
The Elgin Creamery, 207 South
State street.
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Press association on its tour through the
coast states They were compelled 10
lorseo the pleasure OF completing the
trip oy the illness OF one of their children.
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: President Kerr and Lindford of the
G and g.. Y. G. respectively left for Min
heapoiis on Wednesday 10 attend fhe
meeting OF the National Educational as
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r. w. Sloan was in town on visit to
MS family this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nibley have returned
from visit to relatives and friends in
Baker City. Ore.
cHRIsTEEsEN's DAY AT SALT
AIR, JULY %.
Chrlstensen's orchestra OF fifteen
pieces in addition to the regular
Christensen's Orchestra
Tor weddings. receptions teas, lawn
parties, etc Phone 1213-H.
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for weddings. receptions. teas, law
parties, etc. Phone 1213-H.
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CHRISTENSEN'S DAY AT SAL
AIR JTTTy %

Christensen's orchestra OF fifteei
pieces in addition to the regular.
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Thirty volumes viii be added to the
free public library Monday morning,
july :, 1902. as follows:
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No Noxious Doses. No WsakealnG OF
the Nerves. A PIsasaat and
Positive Cure for the
LIQUOR Habit.

It II now generally known and un-
derstood thAt Drunkenness y q dis
ease and not weakness. A body hlled
with poison and nerves completely
shattered by periodical or constant use
At Intoxicating liquors requires an IN
tidp&e capable Of neutgalising and
srsdicating this poieoa ed destroy
ing the craving for tntnxicants. 6uf-
feres may now cure themselves ak
home without pAblicity or loas Of time
from buaineas b. this wonderful
HONE GOLD CURA" which hes
besn perfected aftsr many ysAsv a
close seSdy And tfsatmeat q tne6rk
a3es. The faithful use according 10
diFeotions Of this wonderful discovery
n positively suAzAnteed 70 cure tho
most Obstinate ease, now matter how
bard . aTinher. Our reeogda show The
marvellous transformation Of thous-
ands Of DrunkaEds into sober, indus
trious and upright men.
WIp4ae CUR& YOUR HUSBANDS!
CHnDA1N CURE YOUR FATHERS!
This remedy y b NO sense . nostfum,
bat y spaefl1e for this disaase only
and 10 70 skillfully devised and pre-
pared that n n thWopghly soluble anA
pleasant 10 tie taA1a. 10 AhA& II can be
given b . cup 1t taa Or co6es without
the knowledge Of the person taking It.
ThnnaanAs At DRanhardsi have carsd
Themselves with this priceless remedy
and - many more have besa CURED
and made t6mpesAAs men By having
the CURE administered by loving
friends and relatives without their
knowledae IN ool1lD W tea, and bealeye
to-day that ths9 discontinued DRINK
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Nh. Many Iox, esymous, I0Wa.

LII. WA1y FOX, DoSmo0ts IoW6
thspsoe. Medicine for Kidney Trouble tha4 icoald
thank o9 OF that the Doctor Secommended, but
nothing hslped me. lmade up my mind that had
only shpsf time to live. I sent TO you for three
boktlsl Of Alkavix began TO take It, and betofe
had taken 1t one week began to get bcttef Ny
kldnsy Trouble nd Rheumatism were sod gone
and am In good health now. ] hGye RECON-:
mendsd AlkAvts 70 Q great many people and al
have bss1 benefited BY It's use: ...
~ ar.ssfniiy yos.. IA; H Sna s1;...
y She hed been bothefcdwith Kidney and bladder
frouhas ever since she was sig yean old; did moi
ge& any rest day or night and had to b Up 4heen
Dimes night at times. Was also troubled With
SheamaxisIM, Female Complaint and Irregular
Hsaen, also symptoms - DIppsy. Tried many
phyic1ans but received little beneAk Two ysan
= tack Alkavis and was completely cured sn6
stss shs will answer any letter that Gomez hand
eooeasnins the yonderfsi %sdicipe" M zssy
bSfI, Ind; Mn, Jas. Young, Kent, Ohio; and many
okhef ladies John IN tastafytnS 70 the wqndsfSu!
cufafivo powers o. Alkavis in vzrious tDrnne Of
Kidney and allied Diseases, and In othef 0Aords1s
peculiar TO Womanhood.
That yen may Judge Of tho value Of tAi Great
Discovery for youfself, We will send yoa ons Larga
Dc ~ nail he. only sskinF That xh.n sussa
Sure Specific and can noest Add1e9 AZ
Church Kidney Cure Co@peQy, NO. 1U3s1
Avenue, New York. - ei sgli.
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The King will not have . court
Jester" at the coronation. Omcial
poetry has not been enough of = sue
cess to warrant experiments in ofhcial
Aumor.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-03-01

Great Britain IL making Tie old dis
oovsry that 1t d almost impossible Ia
pull on war Of any magnitude with
out war scandal.
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Our inventors have something &c
learn from the Belgian who has In
vented motor-oer which runs side
Ways. Sft saitf
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The st. Petersburg Gazette an
nounces that 4 modified state Of siege
has been proclaimed In score of
towns throughout Russia- StrikeFs'
and students' riots are responsible for
the action taken by the authorities.
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A few pages Of Straight 'front.' Id
would also make the Congressional
Record desirable and help ont it, pay
roll.
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A st. Louis teacher Of Spanish has
been finsd e1S for kissing one q his
young lady pupils. and she Ii probably
mad at the jury for not placing high
er valuation UPON IT.
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The commissioner Of Indian aiRairs
must not hope to acquire merit among
our red wards until he orders them to
cut other peoples hair instead Of their
own. ~
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No people can 60 far astray 9, long
A. they nourish healthy hero Worship
Nut hero worship has the appetite Of
GAark, and some day demisod will
sons aIoax and stick In its throat and
eAoks II.
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It il proposed to make Paris = ssa-
port, and We have NO objection even II
the French conclude to use their great
Panama canal for the purpose.
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4 BoSton andeftaksr has written an
emotional novel in which thu heroine
frequently buries her faes, in her
hands.
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The Philippine tariff bin, a. passed.
Monday, provides that articles import
ed into the Philippine archipelago
from the United States shall be r.
quired TO pay the duties levied against
them by the Philippine Commissi0n,
and paid upon like articles imported
Into the archipelago from foreign coun-
tries; that articles imported Into the
United States from the Philippines
shall pay a duty of seventy-five Per
cent. Of the rates hxed by the Dingiey
law, less any export taxes paid upon
the articles sent from the Philippine
archipelago, as required by the Philip
pine Commission. All articles now Inn
ported free into the United States shall
be hereafter exempt from export duty
Imposed In the Philippines. The bill
exempts the commerce passing be-
tween the United States and the Phil
ippines from the operation Of the navi-
CATION laws Of the United States until
July /, 1904, and authorizes the Phil-
ippipe Commission to issue licenses to
cra3f-now engaged in iighterage or ex-
clusively harbor business, provided
such craft are built in the United
States or the Philippines. or owned By
citizens Of the United States or By In
habitants OF the Philippines. The do
ties and taxes collected In pursuance Of
this act shall be paid into the treasury
Of the Philippine islands and used for
their benefit. All articles manufAc-
tured In bonded warehouses of import
ed materials, or Of materials subject y
internal revenue tax, when shipFe0
from tA& United States to the Philip.
pines shall be exenaVk from the inter.
nal revenue, and an taxes paid upoe. ~
articles shipped to the Philirpine ~
lands aimee November 1, 1901, shAll -
refunded. M Z.
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Passenger dspartnsnts Of transeon-
tanental railScads are making the usual
spring suds Of Alaska gold little ear
Her than usual 4 fHs
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It is TO BE- hoped that the intsntion
Of those European nations that ar
.ow % friendly are entirs.y honorable
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-03-01

OH has been struck N Ksstuciu. Sui
eAsy have decided not 70 bottle y.
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In the caae Of Gen. Fremont's wid-
ow. Uncle Sam appears to be in . po-
sition that would warrant . visit from
ths shsriR.
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The crown prince Of Siam and the
ASlr to the throne Of Japan talk Of
visiting the United States. II this
hosinsss keeps on We shall become 70
naughty presently that there really
won't b. any. living with W.
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There are districts In Italy xhsrs
people live entirely on cAsstnuts. Thai
i've 10 . placid old Ags. 2 -
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II moral suasion will not induce the
Indian to cut his hair he should ~ A.
lowed to continue IN the error Of his
way.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-03-01

Tho very best thing that can b.
said about the bsnefsctions Of Russell
Sage 10 that he 10 modest giver.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-03-01

Some people conrlatas1 about The
heat last July. But then some people
are always kicksrs. ~
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Those diamonds discovered in Mon
tana turn out to be nothing more than
white aapphires. worth dollar q
bushel. Still Montana made very
ereditabie attempt to assert herself.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-03-01

Lord Rosslyn's systsm didn't work
ct Monte Carlo. but wait till he At
tacks ping pong wits II.
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Beware q the man With whisksfs-
scsspcs says he IL . walking arssaa'
q germs. $3.50. r---iss'
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LATE WASHINGTON NEWS AND
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

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huiId ronum.,,t ~ msrk "a. ~ Fort
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Wvomin1 = 49, - :
n.l.s.s o sH ~ IoI ss -. y.
49, 49, ~ ] .s, - msa'sp w.. ~
iiin6tss No sMen6msnt ~. MADE TO
i NJ treaty in .comh,ittee.
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1870 ~ ",I.t.t..s+ 4 an
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~ s,s,s rarosr,in~ ~. consmIsr .ervict..
Tsha hIii ,eCni,es . civii .ervice exam
In.t.nn NJ snn,ic.nts fbr conauiar
nisc.: :
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The Senate In executive session Feo-
ruary 18th ratified q treaty between
the United States and Great Britain.
extending for twelve months from
July -, 1901, the time within wnicn
British colonies or foreign possessious
may give their adhesion to the conven-
ton signed March 2, 1859, for the ten
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