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Evening journal., 1903-07-01
saeial aaa rersenaI Nalss

Fhe Ray hqHgy 5. palapE ap9upee
1hese mauiase eeFemeaies WlAeh ~
fpgmsa.
A. d piola 90 Mlss Marg q Wnpams
an saturday afienppH iast al sac iarsaa-
ass.
RaheFl osaen 49,, 90 Miss Mafy b. pfe.
her 40 NQ. im BASS inipieenlh aigeet
last eyemns
havrY howiapd lq Mlas holan Gsadis ~
iRe paFsopase yesterday aliernQau
Chafios 3 lahe ~ Aua NliAe Aiai
Hipheas 80 lhe pagsanage iast eYeuas,
Harry lhemas has FelaFala iram feip
$40. Delaware,
AF aRa Mp NJ. M Magaallh haFe s
iuFnea lp lhllf haml b telipn.
AiF ana MFs lam Baaslli .re Ylslla
40 peWsiiis raFneF..
Aifs. william h DpWpn has ralurac
ifam haflig, Delaware,
lames nasaH Is Fisluns hia maiheF 4
ifeen spnas
Mlss anna i-qHhlF has Feinmea 30 Lnii
lrlak
Aiis erase BAIRD Is Yisiiius Aiss Bur
Aiie. ia Faitan.
Millam q fasiles ai camiea Aaa blll
FisinHe FehilFes hers
Air and MFs. GaQFse LyHah Wers q
Chester iasi alehi
Aiiss bessie Aie6laEghila 10 bQQiA's Gqg
HeF Us asiiiHs iR WiimIAFiag
Howard GrInln ADVERTISING mapaeei
.ai ihe Delaware stale News oi Dover
Nas iH Wilmington teqay makini
friends
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
PLUMBERS UNION TO MOVE
Employers % Not Recognise orssni.
zaten Which Has About
Dissolved,

The Plumbers tnieu is practically dis
solved, 10 ii not repoenieed by che emFiaA-
mg plumbers ana an the men who struck
are being discharged from ihe bis shops
ar lasi as their places can he hiiea bF
aihfls.
The senior plumbers are now receiving
81 naN ANA the juniors sci what ihe hfia
considers they are worth
Many OF the contracting plumbers who
heretofore employed from seven % inn
nan are now using but three and four.
The strife has ended disastrousiy for chs
working plumbers.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Neddige ARRiyeEsagy

Mr. lue Nra. George NJ WisslqaW0rth
celebrated tlQ tbirty-seyenQa apniver.slrv
Qf the.r nargagc p thelr hQme. No 800
French aIreel They were nlarrlqd ~ taq
RQv. a. Ci. (tlroS a prQBl.Dgnt miqiaier
Qf thh Qaty p iS6s They welcomed tAe
u.lav quests who called Co extga1 con
gratulatpisi ana good Wishes abe house
vas prettly decorated ip h7p2g 2f the
occasion.
Mr. ana AIRS. WisgigswQrth nave Qp.
ioSed excellent health. Mr, Wisst.sWQrih
pQins pa iog the arsi lmq qn Monday wher
ho Was atiacked py sqatle rheumatism.
FaQy are mempers "a AsbHry IA. ~
Vhgroh. Haey received mapy handaQmg
glf,s as wementoQa Qt the celebration.
pprms tbg eyenps thele were mpsiga
selections apa supper Was served
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

dent and Qilcers.f Aiiaz Emma Seek:
fhe Boys MISS hdlth Hardesly; GOOD
feliQvaaip, Miss Carolyn Pierce Retro
5Poc,, Miss Narie FcldmeieT. Iaapromptu
speeches were uiaac 3y ~. Clara Berzu-
sqn, Miss stella alcSlnser ald Nlsa Narloa
kite.
NQv and asan tle class yella ve4o
heafa ihe alps.n "a ihp class ol 1909 q
a ioiows. flNaAoe-kalg, kalials, Saliec
>alltq iNain, klllelN-kalec. Wilmington
Hish SchQoA 1903 rhe Nniy-ssVen had
hla yci 2'a, Raa, Ria Ras kovcn, Htgi
school, HiGh 2eAo9A Qinss oe 0s,T Aiore
.mpQanh siil ~.si tle sea- ot ial-, as io.-
loves Na-ne ma-he, n aAQ, maruni, stcll
a lam a ileAql PR cas- ulppy q.l- 50 tat
marang H9bAle gosble, rlelsa raclsa- hob
be soRpla lrecraqkgr noDbc sobble,
razoo, lQAppy ploW yopr pazoQ, Wllming
ton hAGh 7sA9oA lQA
Amons thq diners Were Nrs. El1alell
IN Alexander, MIS- James "a. aeapie. Nrs.
James i. strop4 Mss. tola Chalfapl
afaats, Mrs. SARAH sssid hNans tls
Misses Nancy HroWn, hlppal bradley
hmma Beck. sarah honbam, su4io RraqA
lu, Eiaiq hepslesa, Lula Bows, h,stell
haruqa, franccs lpripctt htta Coopel
Houldcn. Na9el herrN Mary Raance
NARY HaQf, Qilra Beck, EetAqr Chrl4lau
/ Ihugy Qaryip. NAV Compcll Jesaio Cul
9eriaop. sadie Qoprsqp. Carrie Cooper
Jqaa Qhambera QharlQltq Glue, hAzl
u beth pppbar Martla pppp. N3ry pough
ertS, Nary DUNLAP, Hama t.ckmap. lar
rlq Eat0n. elisabeth Egap. Anna tell
Ni4ry Fishsf Agnes torkgm. Stetn foge
map. pr. Qlara fcrspsQp, tlapqqa Fore
mau. NQlaq h0rrqst, harbara forroai
Appa Fogrest hdita trdpqis, Nellie Foro
MAN. Martha Fisher. sqphq M. Gpptheg
I Vera GQdlrgy kAzalelA tQughsQp. Qar.
uap4s, irqpq henkel NQry ~ HyQe. y
I A. hausAgy, Nellie hcnnqQy, Clara RQl
Aps. ltenQsiqyq kellS, Nlnnis Lew, ser
|tfpdq iarrieop. AHqq lawrence Natharin
taus, Mabel iee. LQrraLae iyncb Eull
I Mitchell Rcpa Aarqn. bIlzape.h Mqpan
[ lgl Franqas Martha Bessie MoqrA bertp
NQrQw. Etnei Ne4yg, Irene flerce Capo
\ Nn fierce Heiqn PaimatQgy, DtAei pag
sons Amapda 81, P0imQr, Auay Hlla Aa
RQsla. Bessie hQmmeh Natalie RqblnsQI
a. IVA hquss, $. Mabel hqtiqw, Stell
siesinser hQiau smith esther sme1les
5qanie soQy, nora stuart Rqpeqqa spagk
| Lquise Eatpail sara 4aluaA Hpisp gal
Y paN tdna Riliiqy, Bertha Frpitt, Rps
IVhsmps9p. EA1aheth Vo,nau Claf
Whaier Constance Wypapas. May q,
I Williams flaFa Wpqa Ieapetie WlisQl
AnRa Vernon.
Some aaneips followed ihe Ainnqf.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
NEW CASTLE BOARD
REFLECTS TEACHERS
Important Meeting of Body
Held Last Night-Other
Town Notes
special to tho Evening journal.


New Castle, July LAT the regular
monthly meeting Of the Board of Educa-
ton last evening the following pupils were
reported to be In good standing;
High School-Mary White, Marie Ma
honey, Jessie Watts, Helen Mahoney,
Evan Lancaster, George Duffy.
Miss Reber's Schooi-Mary Stewart, VIII
liam Schafer. Helen Bross. Addie Murphy
Reda Stops. Carrie Spear. Albert King
Harry Weggenmann. Alma Dyer.
Miss Mahoney's school-Eva Deakyne.
Edish Harris. Ethel Weggenmann, Rose
well schafer, Helen Gallagher, Genevieve
Iawler. Iseveira Harris. James Hance,
Annie Bross. Anna Gormerly.
Miss Goodley's school-John Harris,
Margaret wnhelme. Greta Toner, Eliza
beth Davis, Anna Toppin. Reba Davis.
Mile Perrsn. Maggie Toman. katie VIII
heime.
Miss Downie's sch00l-Ruth Stewart,
clara King. Iva VIlls. Vera Atkinson.
Emily Lrn-. 8Iabe CleWeu. Nellie Gel
ioway. Alva Watts Rose Turner. Eorfe &c
Deakgne.
Miss saunders S-hool-Brice valid &.
james Taylor. Edward Kasader. Geo Ee
Ford. ElWoo5 Bacon. Pauline U-lhel ue.
Flora walls Rsha McGrath. Mary Veg
rennann, Vera Gallagher. Eleanor Moore.
Miss ganVier's srlool-Irere WISE. 31ll-
dred stoops. Flura DoWueg. Anna Essrly.
James Tuman. Gerss Madden. Leslie
Wortz-
aa6ss Wilson's sehool-lEarssrst Nc
Csnrharn Francs shearer. Mary EirEs
Katherine Gallagher Caroline Eofnanr.
Katie Toner. EllzHbsdh Toner. Jean MI
Ger Rndolrh vallshs, Carrie Ezafader.
Earl BBoon-
Miss Dsnnisur's sa0ul-Jenns NlEsurh
Ethel Davis Hthel Wartime, ALFRED Nc
cure. Robert KaTaier, Thomas Hew-
leti-
Miss Carrirk's sc1oi-Katie Leunsra
George Palmer JnhrniH Gutt, ElHie War
ron. Bessie Rsynold. FrHnrE MrFarlirl
11Hrrnrst clthns1n Anna Tonrns Knth-
arins llcCnurham.
Charles 11 Clewall vino WINS uumnaiei
nt ihr INST meetluE tnFunneBd Mr.. Stewart
WIN resigned was Fv1rn in. The follow
lnr wills Iur holding fhp CLOSING exnrcisei
were nr6ered paid- lent ruf armnry, ~
music s2; printing, SloT; ribhons % ueuts
Professor Beurnm, Si5Oi Total. Ssa.5S. re.
caIits s6.m.
Tho following teanhrs were eiented fu'
the ensuing y'eare
Principal H. ". l0nuway. assistun
principal Miss C.. nj .s1ast eighth Erade
Etisf Annu flebsri Hereuih Erade Nils
ciecalin Mahunsy aiUt Erade Miss NJ 4
GDedley; NTH grade. Hiss Clarris Duwnie
1Durrn grade, Miss E Saunders: tnirs
Erafis. Miss Mary Jan,ier. .seuond f.rate
Miss Eslizabsth, Tyilsor first grade. Mis-
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
-. 80 a ~ NInls

Washington, July The statement
cf the coinage executed - the mints
of fhe United states cuf1ng The fiscal
wear sust ended Shows TIE total coin
age 70 have been s7s.2oS0oo, as fol
lows. Cold. ss6.72i,T7ss silver SIS
99G. .sS6; minor coins. $2,fSfy6sL in
addition there we're coined as,1S1.S2s
pieces for the PHILIPPINES, T5o pieces
for fhe government ~ Venezueia and
] $4,000 pieces fof the government ~
roI0rrlfa
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
BROWN S Death
DUE TO POISON
Chelaist Makes Disclosure Ia
Death Of Former Recorder
Of Pitrsburg
FALSE lElTR GF8TElGAIE ISSUED

Pittshurg Pa. July 1.-The ipQuly
into the cause OF the death OF the late
Recorder j. o Brown was resumed
BY the coroner ana experts testified
that pcisons were fcund IN the stomach
and ntestines
The first witness was Elias j John,
q nephew OF the deceased To answer
60 questions be testified that bis uncle
was nervous On March Do. the 1ay Of
bis death; that be tcia wnness be Was
troubled over politics. but mentioned
40 other cause fer disturbance that
when be called to see bis aaels On
March t5 be was told that be bad
taken triont powders. tie said the re-
eordsr left no ante m0rtem statement
with him. Tie ala not know the cause
of death.
Il. 5. Ecktes. chemist. who made the
analysts Of the organs said the stom-
ash. intestines. brain and liver were
submitted 70 hira
The resait o. the ANALYSIS OF the
organs was as follows;
The stomach contained no cyanide
of potassium or morphine OF scoRite
or any torm O morphine, found IN
the stomach wallis arsenic. antlmony
and sulphonal 1 founa In the intes-
tines suiphonai dissolved In the ia
testines found sulphonal and corgo-
siye suhlimate. Antimony Is not an
ingredient OF emhalmins fluid, neither
Is sulphOnai.
The only important changes fron
normal were in the liver and kidneya
The ehanses IN the liver and kidneyi
could have been produced oy the poi
sons. and might have caused death.
DO not say they did"
Al the inquest Monday Walter II
Black. a nephew OF the dead recorder
testified that inst previous 20 his un
ele's death he found a box OF capsules
which Or William H. MeKelvey, Mr
Browns physician. ordered destroyed
In an interview pr. MeKeyey said
If J. o. Brown took any OF the medi
cine in the box which l found Il woul'
have killed him"
lie said the box referred 20 n sai'
70 have contained cyanide OF potash
Dr. McKelvey said further; "Almos
Immediately after the death of Mi
Brown the attending physlelana held
conference and agreed on the cause q
death. The death was certified aa be
ing due to natural causes, My state
ment. II AN called. az 1 expect 20 h'
will explain. think, all the troubl
in the case"
did you prescribe the medioin
found in the box which was destroy
ed7' was asked.
mo. sir; l did not nor did any O
the doctors who were with me In IA
case" was the quick answer,
Walter II Black testified that he al
not know what kind OF medicine wa
In tho box he destroyed, and the doe
tors had told him that the oertihcat
OF death due 20 natural causes wa
given by the doctors at the difeciiO
OF the coroner
Coroner Jesse NJ. McGeafy decline
90 discuss the results Of the inYestieh
tion 80 far had, and when asked abou
the statement OF Black regarding n
certificate. said. II will say however
that when / directed the physicians {
make out a certificate Of death due [
natural causes ! was deceived"
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Payne Going 70 Mountains For Rest

Payne Going 70 Mountains For Rest
Washington. July J. Postmaster
General Payne viii take a short rest
ia the Catskill Mountains Mr Payne
was asked regarding the employment
BY the General Manifolding Company
OF Franklin, Pa. " q son of William
n. LandYOieht. the chief of the ciassih-
cation division and who as chief " the
registry division up 70 last July had 70
approve matters relating 30 purchases
of the registry books. Nj Payne said
be had no kn0wiedge of the circpm-
stances and IN reply 70 questions said
that the fact of the sons employment
would not Of itself amount 70 "eOnyic-
ton of an emDiOye" This phase Of
the registry book arrangement viii be
investigates BY the inspectors
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
ARGUMENT in COUNTY COURT
Complicated Point Regarding Treaty
witp Great sritaip ~ ~
Decided.

There was as ulterealip2 case atsVed
before the superior court YESTERDAY ar
teguoon GA e case stated which ipyolNes
some complicated legal points The Case
It's that Of tQbn Dee ca the demise Of
NJ b. DoQystaQer Vs Richard kQe
ctsgal eiectca Robere NJ kershaw,
tenant li Fe,eessiQn. d. g. knQ~lea
ana Win.am s. tules lgr The plamtiA
Herbert lt Wilrd ANA Waltel tt haSea
Coz the delendant
ID IS a case Co decide the disposition
oG pforefty Qf tne estate 81 the late
Robert Roberts WhQ with Bis wife
were asphyNated at theh residence n
West Eighth street two years age. Hhev
leu ne children
Fhe estate mel0ded houses n Eighta
street Seventh street and Adams
street. ana was worth about S3AQ9e.
one nephew, Robert k. kershaw, a SUBJ
ieet 81 lige2t hEtam was resident GA
this countgy az che time ef his upeie's
death ana be eiamed the wight 90 an
the preperty under che Delaware stat-
ute. His tive brothers. subjects Qi
Great HaNanA aud sister an residents
m Great Britain at the time 81 Mr
I Roberts death also elaimei She rishl
60 inherit fhe Delaware law permit'
resident aliens IS Inherit bat declares
that nonresident aliens shall be pass
ga as II they we've dead.
HUT in behalf of the non-iesldenl
lnephews, treaty between this eeuR-
IuY and Great Britain was brought *
the attention ef the court, which Wa'
/ lciamed 70 remove am disabilities eN-
istins against amy subject st Cereal
britain ANA give them the s.sne rish
Go take iands az ii they we've residents
Decision Nas reserved. iris b thl
hrst time the treaty has been belor
A court
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
oasnllne - FLrIoaea

Balhmore. judy la gssoline tank
exploded fo the basement of S. Kirk
& Sons scwe@ry store, causing fire
with damage estimated az $4,000, cor,
cred by Insurance. Though the int
fior of dhe building was destroyed EN-.
ployes suooeeded iu removing the bulk
" rhe Jewelfy 70 ad5aceut stores A
number OF employees iu the upper part
~ the building were rescued from the
eornioes Of the roof BY firemep.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
ANNA HAWTHORN.
Reduced Caps
and Corsets.

We have still a nice assort-
ment of Children's Caps re.
duced to 35c. Some have been
$1.00 and S1.25.
Ladies and Misses Corsets
from SOC to 25c, in white and
drab.
Ladies' Corsets, white and
black, the celebrated w. B.
and other makes, from $1.O0
to 65c and SOC frorr 75c.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
- 81 ! ileMnp,a Man.

Special to the Evnuing Journal
Ncvpnir. July 1.-B OIL. Frist a we'll
known resident ui '-iis tOwn died sci iH
hume yesterday ~ pneumonia. mr.. FrisI
VIM mad been lu for lung time. im.
proved about three weeks agu and veul
uo wurk mn the mornings were too danny
and ne caught ruid which Terminated
1ataliy Mr. 1'risi was s. Sears uid This
funeral viii take place on Frfdsy eftar-
nuon m st. James 0emetery.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
DinsmoreH HAYES

Nss Mary = tiayea aud Aerqy iips-
mere were marned yesterday AZ nqqn. "a
che home Ql she sFQem ne. ia4 West
TENTH streat. fhe ceremony was peflofmed
py the Rey, lohn snape Fastar Qi pQia-
wave Avenue bapilsi Church. Ny- and
Airs pinsmerQ went on weaaips ,rp "a
Ashury Park
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
EPTfs E8Nfs GOES 70 EUROPE
Accompanies g. His son, Left ssit
more foeay.

Peter tpner prqm.nen termau rcF.-
dent 81 trs city accompanied ~ h.s sou
arahi,r I5bner laft l3aft,u,ore ta,iat. or ~.
s.eomer Rern for Gffmapy Mr Epper
b,s hoep p D. heaAtr Cor aome tiae qpd
ms m0py friends hope thai bis trip 0proed
Will freaty popeft Alm.
A.. D. N2qch accompanied tht parg tQ
Baltimore
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
orshan,s Count

on application. ~ ~ ;. Rrekeu
Nay d l<oyne Was appQinled guard-
iap of Joseph ana Naly y. kQJne
children 81 Rlchard koyue deceased
MARY r. I<oyne was erantcd au orde.
% sell real ostate Rapiamip ~ pepni-
son was appoipted guardian 81 sampe
s 1ohp 81 and Mary r Dennis ~.
was also granted an order 20 lease Cfr
talp srovnds tQr keolla EorAs
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Connle Alarried Here

Mrs Ada A Baker ana Miips NJ, Rpss.
hplh af Baltimore weFe married in sf,
Miphaers Church Yesterday pa iha hev.
William naane ManFoss. A., A., lhe rapief
The rlrmeRY Was followed pY q aupua
celebration ni tAa iioiY Eucharist Mr
Ross is SON % General w hl NJ. Boss
Whq has MANY friends iR WiimlnsleH,
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Dinsmore-C Cfeaver

Miss Nellie h. r, giQayQr al ihis aiiy1
ana pr FlaRk AZ piRsmoge, af Keeae.
N. H. we're married ln Philadelphia gas-
tefday, lhe ceremony ieek place "a Ae.
iaa Race street ana Was performed py she
rev, A. N, kagwR d. a.. pasiaF pl
Wasi Presbyterian Church. Many iaanal
el the gouple iFom this ailF attended 'a'e
Wedapg.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
ynIass ssssssn eams.

There vi le q gene qf pasep4A ai
sQuth side BARK on Apgpst ~ tAai
promises 81 he Qne of me most unique
ever seoq op tAc grounds. 4he enc
arm mep 81 tle Pennsylvania r4lreaf
have challenged t4e Qiie-iegseq meq 81
tAe saple company and t4e sa.pe WiN
pe Con blood as g shqrg rlYaly eNiss.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
s<<<<<S ~
lG N6
ID IN WOrlANaS REALM 10
~ NJ
A<<<<<<< <<<S<<E

desiraBia TO get this Kind of work done
eurly in the season. For huckleberries
it would be better tg waic till lnler as
theE happen to be very scarce hisu now
and consequently higher than usual
Cherries, too. dre now cheap and
good. and t1e native cherries are
only TWELVE CENTS q quart These are
what should be used for preserving. net
the more eApensive Calllarnln eherries.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Married in Deimsr
sTooI1l y % EVonIng JournaT

sFee4f az tle hycnins Journal.
ReWar 3qly Nv r. GQlqrey. Ql
qf ti,al eordrcy ~ this p'ace ape
Miss Mqtie titchctt "a ShadyadeN w.
wcre malF|cd yesterday % the home ~
the brides parents. 9he happy cQuplg
arrived bore qp tle ~ o'elQck rain 1874
evening and were given q reception y
the home 81 tAe srqQms parents ol
state street
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
- FreIalll No. Anar,.

Local frslehl conductors Qp che Penns9'l-
Naulp rliiroad are worked pp py the oreH4
o frhe coiumbia and Rori DcPoali 9ranch
whicl has iraer abandoned Conns go th~
city aud being ENon runs between here
and philadeipna
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
WEDDING
CARDS OU1
Couple Celebrated We'd
ding Anniversary
Young Women Dine and Not
q MaB Is Seated About
FESTIVE BoaEd

Mrs. Slsan Vap9y bias ISSUED Invitations
lor the Wedding Qf 1lr Jaughien Nisa
Elisabeth p0aneh gpuby ANA Joseph
Danna Alch Qf FAtplelphla. The ccre-
Hlony Vlli take place 90 July @ n the
church ol St. ADJreW -by-lhq-Sed at kyo
neaeh, NQw hampshire.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Rirer 80 Ed paaee

Members "a the HpowpaeR tlpraFy Assq-
ciat.Qa viii ssQ a rtyer riJe Qn shQ s,eaw-
er NniQa tomorrow nisbb ieayips Kins
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Mant ~ Nessels at 81 L.olIs ~.

Washington, July D. ~ President
Francis, Of the ST. Louis Exposition.
vtiEb seVeral other exposition officials,
called on Secretary Moody 70 express
the hope that some naNai vessels
would be sent 20 st Louis during che
exposition. u ie probaole that the
torpedo boat fotilla VIII be sent up
the Mississippi 10 st, Louis at ehas
stme. .x.s1,..
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

Don't let the litile ones su0eT from
eczema 81 other tortarng skn eis-
eases. NO need Tor "a Deems Cint-
ment cures. CENT harm the most dele
cate aiqn. At any drug store 20 cents
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

Buy your dreHo1ks today. avoid the
Fsah ssess RTegr 81 k'ssE s-Esss'
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Cartmell's Calsioo

cheap wal finisn that won't rub on.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-04-09
From Prairie Schooner to Over
land Limited.

Under this d. the Ju'y Review ci
Reviews c'' us well illustrated art
icle ihai rs with tbs history and de-
vclcp c Ct the Chicago q North
Weston Ry., one Of the largest and bes,
managed railway properties in the
country. The article isespecialy timely
by reason OF the recent opening Of the
Westerns new double track
across The plains from Chicago to the
Missouri Riyerat Council Bluffs.
Itehonld be read by all who are inter
esled la the recent rapid growth OF ~
Northwest. Copies Of tho article bound
in Rr.iew IL Ii',itNs covers, can be- So
cuel goa Application toe \ WALKER
Doe Npth-WesUru's rrprcscn tuiiyc 90
Salt l1tc cry.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-04-09
DriSbf'S Disease.

The largest sum ever paid for a pre-
cription, changed hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug. 30, l0Ul. The transfer in
volyed in coin aud stock SIP 800 90 aud
was paid 10y party oil, business men for
"a specific for l. ighrs Disease aud Dia-
beics, hitherto wrablc diseases.
They cpmmcuco the serious invcsli-
CATION the specific Nov. IS, 1900.
They interviewed scores OF the cured
and tried 1t out on its merits by putting
over three dtzen cases on the treatment
AMI Watching them. They also got ply
scians TO name chronic, incurabe cases,
AMI administered il with the physicians
Tor Judges. Up to Aug %, eighty-sevcm
per cent OF The test cases were either
wei Or progressing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent oil
failures, the parties were satisfied anh
closed the transaction. The proceedings
OF the investigating committee and the
clinical reports OF the tcst cases were
published and will be mailed free on
application. Address john j. FuLros
COMPANY, 42O Montgomery st. San
Francisco, Cal.
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Notice of Assessment No. ID.

Notice of Assessment No. II.
Pacific told Mining & Milling Company,
principal place OF business Amcri
can Fork, Utah, location of mines
Alpine and American Fork mining
Districts.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of Directors, held on Feb n, 1913,
an assessment Of 500 per 1000 shares
was levied on the Capital stock OF the
Corporation, payable immediately 10 J.
l.. Dunkley, Secly American Fox,
Utah Any stock upon which This ass.
essment remains unpaid March 26lh,
1903 will be declared delinquent and
advertised tot sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on April 10Th, 1903, at the office
Of the Secretary OF the Company to pay
the delinquent, together WITT cost Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
J, l.. Dunkley, Secretary,
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Robbed lhs Gave.

A starilipg incident, ia narrated by
John Oliver OF Philadelphia, ne follows:
II was in an awful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and
ides, no appetite, growing weaker day
hy day Thee physicians had given
nc mp. Then | was advised TO use
electric Biuersi TO my great joy, the
drst bottle made decided improve
ment. continued their use for three
weeks, aud AN now well man. know
thcy robbed the grave Of another vic
Tim" No one should fail to try them.
only 50 cents, guaranteed, at all drug
sisa.
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the throat, an open avenue by whic
any number OF diseases can find the,
way into Tie system II must laIe
mombered that lhe throat t. veIy
susccpliblcto attack particularly IN hi.
.elimme, and this Tact makes IL doubly
true That un ounce % prevention if
better than q pound Of cure Tie
moment there's anything The matter
with youi throat, however slight Tie
trouble, attend To- is instantly one OF
the beet remedies for sore throat is ouI
hipinheria Remedy Aathia medicine
may be needed az any Time it should
lWaye bo az hand Don't forget thai
our prescription departmental the best
in lehi
T. J. Wadsworth, Main ST., Lehl
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many They are compact, easily moved,
easy 20 clean, and other hens cannot
disturb the sitters. The sitting hens
are confined, but cannot break the eggs
If they try 10 get on the nest is well
ventilated and secluded, and can he
closed al night so the hens cannot roost
in them. One is sufficient for 80 lay
ing hens, ! have used one for Sitting
and one for laying for a number Of
years ] originated the idea, and have
seen nothing | likeu well Cor. Orange
Judd Farmer,
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pREa on onARaE

ANY adult suffering from cold settled
ON the throat broucnitis, bresl or lung
trouble OF amy nature who viii call at +.
J Wadsworth's, viii bc presented with
q sample bottle Of Boschrc's German
Syrup, free Of charge. Only one bottle
giytu 10 one person ord none TO child
rem without order from parculs
No tlnoat OF lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Broochee's German syrrp
in all parts OF the civilized world.
twenty yeura ago millions of bpules
were given away aud your druggist will
tell you its success WAS marvellous Il
isrealIy the only throrlaul lung rem
edy generally endorsed by phj sicians
2ne 20 cent bo:.ls VIII cnr or prove a.
yalLe. Sold hy dealers 10 oIl ciyilib q
counties