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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01
The Soldiers Of the
United States Army
Preserve Their Health and Lives IN
the Philippines by the Use Of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA IN ALL CLIMATES

wn,,1d do in the bottle It would also Go
5in tho stomach; hence It's unqucstionable
value iii the euro OF dyspepsia and weak
digestion Very few people arc drce
from some form of Indigestion, pul
scarcely two will havc the same sSrnp-
toms. Some will suffer most from CHS
trcss after eating bloatin6 from gas III
tho stomach and bowels; others nave hcld
dyspepsia or heartburn; others pnlplla-
ton OF. headaches, slceplcssncss. pains III
chest and under! shoulder blades, eA-t
trctlc nervousness, as III nervous uFs-.
pepsla, but they all have the same cause
failure to properly digest what is eaten.
The stomach must have rest ana assist
nnce, and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give
it both, by digesting tho food for IT, ana
in a. short tmobit is restored to It's nor
NAL action and vigor. At the same tll I'M
the Tablets are SO harmless that u child
can tako them with benefit. This new
preparation has already made many
astonishing cures. as, for instance. Inc
followlng: Ia
latter using, only one package Of STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets have received
such great and unexpected benefit th'lt
wish to express my sincere gratitude. ~
fact, it has been six months since I tooK
the package, and have not had one
particle of distress or difficulty since
And all this in the face of the fact that
the best doctors consulted told me my
case was chronic DYSPEPSIA anu =. ,s
years distributed half q dozen pack,
ages among my friends here, who are
verv anxious TO try this remedy" Mrs.
sarah A. skcel, Lynnvllle. Jasper county.
Mo. ~,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold hS
sized packages. A little book on "stom-
nch Diseases mailed free. BY addressing
{ T., a. Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
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MAYOR J OF
MANCHESTER
The Friends Of MIR. HARRY Over
* After Hin, to Conc
Out. @
ARE ONLY TWO CANDIDATES
Council to Discuss Bridge Cues
ton To-l1ig llt--Republi-
can Delegates.
Monobester Bureau Timcs! Dispatch.

u V . . . r Il ! 3 b. /. ID 4. E.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatcht
No 1l02 Hull Street.
Mr., Harry Owen will probably DC q
candidate for Mayor OF Manchester az
The next election.
When seen last nisht he said nc WAS
not uui,e ready TO announce himself
ms his duties as clerk II, the Legislature
Ian, him busy at present. and would
,nterfere with the duties Of the Cam
paign. 81,
II viii be ready when Legislature adj
3ourns ia tell my friends all about it,
lle said. 80
,,resen. is the. incumbent, Mayor Maurice,
K who has held the office for several terms.
IIc has already started In on IN acllNe
canvass ,,,,,,.
mentioned In connection win the Gun
vass some months ago, sout .o.m "a "a
hem have since stated that 'lleS s"o o'''"o
mot be in the field
Ar. %. n ,roney, who has also been
mnntioned as a possible candidate, mas
stated that he has retired from poities,
and will devote his entire time TO MS
business interests. IN,
a. II seems that the Mayor will he op,
" DOSeu by DuL CliD
AR. owen agrees to run.
COURT NOTES.
4 Arnvor Maurice charged Domino ief-,
ei,n,nnns n fee Of $3.50 for getting drunk
in Richmond and bringing the jag home
4 with him. ~,
Arthur Little was assessed a five dollar
bill for getting drllEk anu ui i9SA'' . =
Y Saturday night. A
mi In carrying out the Sunday laws, the
,iayor charged a grocer So for delivering
his goods on Sunday.
And two young white men, he men
lion of whose names might interfere Win
their jobs, were charged So 30 for indulss
Il 1rG in q sct-to according 70 the ruie s "
the London prize ring
SQUIRE Cheatham will have before MIN
IN Swansboro on Saturday; a whole lot 81
small cases, including small boys. lo!'
humping on moving trains. Fl. g.
4 I,a,Irins will be before him, too, LOT
threatening to shoot, Goorge ,, Wlisoi'
cal, for n session OF the City Council
hns been issued. The body will meet TO-
night at S o'clock to consider the trcc
bridge question, -
Tho Fire Commissioners Will meet AZ
7:3O o'clock this evening, and the Aims
house COMMITTEES will meet at 1870 0 clock
tomorrow evening.
Manchester Lodge OF Elks met last
u night in regular session. An enthusiastic
meeting was held. ~
Liberty Council, j. Q. U. a. NJ, will
tmeet tonight and make arrangements
for the trip to Fulton.
Mrs. Emily Watkins, who has beer
III, is improving.
Mr. Arthur Z. Fortune is reported az
10 better a his home in Swansboro
Mr.. Junius p. Cheatham Is better
DEL EGATES TO LEAVE.
Messrs Beattie and Smith. delegates
10 the Republican District Convention a
West Point will leave for that place this
morning.
They are in favor Of Morgan Treat rs
4 delegate to the national convention.
These gentlemen will go to Norfol6
tomorrow night to attend the State Re'
publican Convention, which meets III
Lii,
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on account Of change III diet and eat
in,, AT Irregular times food That was ol'cn
improperly prepared. the soldiers or 'le
United states army nre often subject ="
serious stomach trouble IN the Phll'l'-
pines. Their distress and danger Welc
great but they found relief and u GER
tain. safe and positive cure III STUART .
Dvspepsln Tablets. All sufferers iro'n
tlyspcpsia or indigestion likewise find Ger
tain relief and cure in this great sale
and harmless remedy. The work or o oll'
anrt's Dyspepsia Tablets Is no longer con
flned 10 any ono country or nauon. llie'l
fame and popularity arc now world-"iul'e.
md thev nrc relieving the sufferers OIL
every land. ~.
S,nart's Dyspepsia Tablets actually 90
the work assigned to them. They relieve
veal, and overburdened stomuchs OF u
croa, norton of digestive action Ihelr
co,nnonent parts are Identical with those
n the digestive fluids and secrctlohs o.
the stomach. and they simply take W .ne
grind and carry on the WORK 1us. III
same as a good, strong. healthy s1o''loi'
would do It, i1,ysnnnsin
Tnl,lcts arc perfectly natural IN their
action npd effects. They do mo-, "a uI ~
any unnatural or VlOlellt us ,,,,a
The stomach or bowels. They W.,
digest the food and supply the ! ssSNeii, i,
with all the nourishnent contaNiri w W.. :
what is eaten. and carry out Nn,aintn q.
plans for the sustenn,lce ana l'luii'' s
iid IIoy ~ much more sensible Is this method
than that employed by many sun ,,,nans
from weak vi h ston1 gst al thy s sood good nutri
tiolis food they need. ana ~; ~ nnrrv
nroperiy nourishcd and equipped 70 ti ca1 ii y
IN his work and perform his dutes ,.,, l., =
could not nossibly be in proper "orh ;n,
conGtinn nv starving himself or ei1pios
inc some ncw-fangled. insuihclent lo ~
that docs not contain enough nuli ,'ii. ), :
FOR n. ve,lr-old baby. a strong lna!.' Ca ga
IN, strong work, must be properly 4, ie ~,
and this applies TO the brain. rs "eil 20
IS Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. by relieVl ,l,s
the stomach of its work. ena ple ~ h",ith
cupcrate ana regain its normal h ,,.lrn
ana wasted tissues. just as shc rep rep. !, >
an,. other injured tissue of the pouy ~
hna lie and kn!ts a broken bone. winch =.
~ course not used during the process -
repair. . NJ, h,ate ,re for sale
~, nIi drurgists at so cents q Don. ! ~ ~ ~
arc SO well known and their nop .,, ~ - -
!. 90 great that a druggist Wouiu az,
soon think of being out of aicoliol ~
nuinine In fact, physicians are pIesoii LIZ
Inc them all over the land ana u wv ~
| own doctor is real honest Win YOU ~ ~
! Will tell you frankly that there Is -'lot "
/ ing on earth so good for dSspe'2.' y ="
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tanic's.
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THE NORFOLK CONTEST.
Mr.. w. w. Old, Jr., Was Norni-
mated for House in Primary.

Speaking last night OF the Trehy,,p ey
factioral contest before the STATE zen
trail Democratic Committee, Mr.. Joseph
Il. 6Lawless OF counsel for the contest
ants, stated that he did not know when
the subcommitteeof the State Commit,
tee would get together again, NJ: Lloyd
Il. Smith, Of Northamp,oI', was the =. oh =,
Norfolk last week. No new date has
been set for the meeting. WHICH Is to !.
hear testimony for the contestces. NE:
I4awless stated that he had no idea what
testimony they had 10 offer or what they
could offer, Inasmuch AZ they had laid
10 foundation ror lmpeacl'ng the con-
testnnls witnesses. lie expressed con,
fidence that the & mMltt &c 6 cou'd put
< MIR. Lawless said that the testimony
already showed corclusiyely that NE NJ;
wv. w. Old. Jr,, Of Norfolk, was entitled
10 the nomnationffor the House OF Dele
gates Instead OF Mr.. Gum. who was de-
clared the nominee by the Dey primary
This, however, is not being contested.
Mr.. Old was in the city last nighl, put
not ir this connections.
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AT THE HOTELS.
Some Of the Well-Known Ar

Some of the Well-Known Ar
rivals in the City Yesterday.
Alessrs. ]. II. c. Beverly, OF Essex; S.
E. He.ges, of Charlotte, and c. w.
Heater of Middletown. members of the
State Board of Agriculture, are in the
city to attend q meeting OF the Executive
Committee of the board. THEY are regis
1ered at Murphy's.
Judges Stafford G.. Whttle, Of Mar
tinsville, and John a. Buchanan, of
Emory, members Of the Supreme Court OF
Virginia, arrived in the city yesterday,
and are at the Powhntan, where they
usually stop when in the city.
Mr. w. o. Syunor. of Staunton, travel
ing freight agent OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. with headquarters In the
Valley City, is in the city. ut Murphy,s.
MIR. Champ r. Barksdale, prominent
Fifth District Republican, postmaster of
his home city, is in the city on his way
10 the State convention of his party at
Norfolk MIR. Barksdac is n kinsman Of
Senator Iarksdale. He is at Mtirphy's.
Among the other well known Nrgnians
in the city are: Judge j, q, Shepherd, of
Irluvanna; President Lyon e. Tyler, OF
William and Mary College: Attorney Will
liam w. Old, IT., of Norfolk; Richard
F.. Davis. of Ashland: Attorney {. w.
Coleman, of Norfolk county. robert u.
Gardner, Of Pulaski; w. n. Rufiin, ot
Danville; f. p 10th, of Wayncsboro; W.
IT. j. Brown, Howardsville, and Senator
H. II. Cromwell, OF Norfolk county.
Congressman William q. Jones, OF tho
First District, and Hon. Lloyd t. Smith,
of Northumberland county, arrived In the
city last night it Is believed that they
are here In connection with the Sale re-
districtlng bill soon 10 come before the
Senate
Colonel Robert catlett, of Lexington,
one of the best known lawyers IN the
Valley. and we'll known in this CITY, ar.
rived In Richmond yesterday and will
spend several days here on business.
Hon. A. F. Withrow, OF Bath, who has
served In both houses OF the Genera
Assembly, but who has retired from pub
lie life and is now deyorfng himself to h.s
large ard growing business as a contrar
Tor, IL in the city. accompanied by Mrs
Withrow. They are at the owhatan,
Among other well known arrivals at tn,
Joowhatan are Attorney Roy b. Smith
OF Roanoke w, c. Scott Of Drake
Branch; II. r. Parrish, Of Coochland; W
G. Mathews, of Glasgow; ex-DelOgate \
A. overly, OF Blackstone; Colonel Jane
Mann, OF Nottoway; Eldrdge Turner, o
charlottesville; T.. y. Clark, OF Ports
.nouth; II. s. Coleman, OF Clifton Forg
and others,
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PERFECT DIGESTION
MEAN health
a Good Stomach Keeps Every Part Of the
Body In Perfect Condition and Dis
ease Cannot Break In.
APosITlvE cuREFoR BAD sToMAcHs5

APOSITlVE CURE5FOR BAD ST OMACHS
If your stomach is all right. YOU arc
all right. Why are growing boys nearly
always healthy? Because they have not
abused their stomachs by excessive eat
ing and drinking. and weakened or de-
stroyed the functions Of TINT organ. Be
cause they eat what Nature demands OF
good, wholesome food. and then take
plenty of exercise. and run and rolnp and
help out in the process OF dlSeSClon ana
keep their stomachs strong ana we'll l.
Tho same is true OF men who lead aetlve
outdoor lives and engage in physical AZ
tlrity. Their digestion Is perfect, me
food nutrment is properly asslmllateu.
the blood is pure and healthy, ana ,.Ss, 3nI
seldom hear Of them being affected WIN
headache blcltache kidney trouble, liver
trouble constipation, or any other OF we
common ills that always atdict those Win
bad stomachs.
be sure your stomach is right. If it is
not right, get it right and do 1t IN inc
right way-that is the natural way.
Stuarts Dyspepsia, Tablets are nat,
and weakness. They possess exactly The
Same properties that the gastric juices
ana other digestive fluids OF the, stomach
possess. and they actually do the diges.
tive work OF the stomach and enable that
otr-ln TO rest and recuperate ana becOme
sound and we'll. They act IN mild. nat
ural manner. ana cause 10 OlSluiDiilCc4 III
the digestive organs. They prevent any
fermentation Of the food. which causes
sour stomach.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Instill health
into every part of the human body. They
compel perfect digestion Of the FOOD ahu
perfect assimilation Of the food nutri.
ment. Every organ and part OF the Dody
is kept In repair, and good health natu-
rally results. AT the same time the sloIE.
ach being relieved of the work OF dises'
ton, gets we'll and strong. ~
a prominent Detroit physician says
II prescribe Stuart's Dyspepsia Iaplets
for all cases OF stomach trouble. have
tried mlny prescriptions, including
gives such universal relief as this rem;
edy, They are natural. harmless anC
thoroughly effective in their work, hnc
while / have Il natural antlpathy to pat
/. Ont medicines. l do not hesitate TO pre-.
scribe and recommend Stuarts Dyspepsla
Tablets on all occasions
Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
by druggists everywhere at % cents
box, and II you are afflicted with dyspep
i :;ia ono box will make YOU feel fifty
/ times better. You will forget you have I
/ M druggist will be SO short-slghted as Il
| try 10 get along without Stuart's Dys
pcpsin Tablets, for they are so popula
! and are SO well known for the good the,
! have done and tho happiness the.
have caused that any druggist cauGh
without them would lose the confidence o
his customers and he regarded as beloV
the standard His business would suffe
as result. and his patrons would 70 7
other stores and buy their other drugs
there. as we'll as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tap
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Will Report Favorably.
10 TEST CONSTITUTION.
.Demurred Cases Involve Useful
ness Of Commits

Tho Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Viz
gnia will convene this morning IN the
Library Building for It's spring term, COM
ing with the first day OF the month. INC
Judges are already hero and ready lo'
work with q. full bench.
Perhaps the most important case o.
tho term Is the hearing ON appeal from,
the Corporation Commission in the mat.
ter OF tho rules laid down BY the COM
mission IN the matter of dcmurlasc, car
service and storage charges.
This Is Il case in which the leading
railways uniting have appealed from the
decision OF the commission. fixing tins
schedule OF rates. and Is tho fiist ar.
peal from the commission. The case Is
really a test of the validity Of the cor-
poration article OF the new Constitution,
and upon It's determination depends the
possibility Of the future usefulness OF the
commission. II the court holds that the
commission has not right 10 fix these
charges, then the usefulness Of that body
in controlling railway md other public
service corporations VIII be materially
diminished If not destroyed. "a
The appellants will be represented by
brilliant galaxy of attorneys. including
#NIcssrs. A. r. Thorn. Alexander Hamilton,
Eppa Hunton (all members OF tile con-
vcntion which framed the Constitution);
Henry IT. Nickham. members OF the Sen-
ate Judge Leigh r. Watts. Lenke X Car
ter, Henry Taylor, Messrs. Munford, VIII
lIams & Anderson and others. The case
will be called Thursday. With Attorney
General Anderson will be associated Hon.
A. Capcrton Braxton, Of Stanton; and
Hen. john l.. Jeffries. of Norfolk. Major
Anderson and MIR. BraXton were both
members of the Convention that framed
the present Constitution, and Mr.. BraX-
ton Is the architect of the corporation
article With such men arraycd against
each other on constitutional questions, 1t
IS going to be n battle OF legal giants OF
frrnat I'M areSt {. ". ---. 49,. -.ELl.L..
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hTEST EXPERIMENT..
Peculiar Power Possessed by stuart's Dys'
pepsla Tablets.

or new discoveries there Is no end, but
one OF the most recent, most remarkable,
and one which will prove Invaluable 10
able, and one which prove Invaluable TO
thousands Of people is discovery which
1t is believed will take the place of all
other remedies for the cure OF those COM
mon and obstinate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and stomach troubles. TINS discovery -
not n loudly advertised, secret patent
medicine. b.,t is scientific comDina-
ton Of wholesome, perfectly harmless
vegetables essences, fruits, SALTS, pure
pepsn and bismuth.
These remedies are combined In ll99zcnge
form, pleasant to take. and VIII pre-
whereas ali LIQUID medicines rapidly lose
whatever good qualities they may have
had rs soon as uncorked and exposed 10
the air,
This preparation Is called Scuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. and II Is claimed that one
oil these Tablets or lozenges VIII ulgest
from 800 TO 500 times il own weight OF
meat, eggs and other wholesome, 1000
And this claim has been proven by ac-
tual experiments, in the following man
ner. A hard boiled cSg, cut into sma'l
pieces was placed in bottle contalnlns
warm water. heated 10 nnety-eisht Dc
erccs Cor blood hcaD; one of these TAB
lets was then placed in the bottle, Hnd
| the proper temperatlro maintained fol
| three hours and half. at tho epd nl
which time sac cEs WAS as completely az
| gested az II would lispc been IN 4
| liealthY stomach. This experiment wps
| undertaken 10 dpmonslfaie that Mat y
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VIRGINIA HANDBOOK,
Mr., Thornhill Would Advertise
the States Resources,

Mr.. Thornhill. of ApnomattoX, offered
In the House yesterday q bill appro,,
prlating the sum OF $500 TO Do use :,
by the commissioner Of agrleullule y.
getting out handbook, folder ete;, !of
a better advertisement OF the staAc
sources.
After preamble setting out he necas
for tile appropriation, tho bill SAYS
.'Therefore, In order to enable NE non ~
the more effectively To discharge the an,
ties therein Imposed. by the pnnlieiatlIon ?
of folders, a handbook ana Inc einet'iaa and
detailed information Of the resources, :,
capabilities aud advantages Of ths STATE !,
he IL enacted l,S the General 4 sselllpls
~ Virginia, That the sum ~ S5,Oep pc
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Grunsky. California; Frark I, aeck
M :sI.I'l.ts. lno1os. or ENGlNEERs.

,r,,o ,r,r,nisslon as CONSTITUTED by tHc
DO III. i,cnt is essentially Il body or en-
a l.;,,aars 4 : Of the seven members having
gs itTu themselves n engineering
works rho law under which q Ms, lm' c rn,,r
mission was created provided that I, l9 y,
Of the members should be skll.eu ~, ~ t L,sr
=. it,,o 'onlv$ man on the commission VINO
=, NAV ~ he rlasscd rs dlstnctvely q b,,si-
Ness nan, lie sa man Of large fairs Az,
and during tho Spans1-Ame 7 W. %
served the government as director %
transportation. s., 5,,oo, ,dan-
a Rear Admiral Walker hts ''ee't w. w.
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THE CROMWELL BILL.
Attorneys Here to Oppose It Be-
fore a Committee To-day.

Hon. Joseph r, Lawless and his law lay
partner. Hon. John L. Jeffress, Of Nor:
folk; Mr.. G. w Coleman. OF Nortolk
county, and others, arrived ~ the olty
yesterday to DO present to-day AZ ths
hearing of tho CROMWELL hll Tor the
purchase Of the toll r9aas aa stat usII last st
night that he and his cllerts. certain
citizens Gil of Norfolk county. did not, object
to the purchase Of the toll roads a nc
bridges, but merely TO the bill thcrotor,
as offered by Senator Cronweil. nIne ~
will appear before q House committees
this morning at 10 o'clock.
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F..lRLY TO WORK.

Arrangements already have loee" miias
for an carly vislttto the lsthmus OF Kan
anna by the commission. II seems lAke,n
now that the commission, MS a body, VIII
go 10 Panama within q month. I'relimi-
nary work Will be begun &immcdtatel
The Senate, in. executive session.. TO-
DAY. referred to the Committee or Inter-
oceanic Canals the nominations for posi-
tions on tho lsthmian Canal Commission.
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titled with this governments invcsugn-
ton Of isthmian canal routes for many
years. and is regarded as the best IN
formed man in the country OH that sub
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-01

Some idea Of the delights of tray.
cling in Korea is given by the follow
ing description by a traveller of the
bridges" in that country: A fist
class bridge in Korea is simply an
assortment of plaDks nailed together.
These are scarce. A second-class
bridge is a series of isolated stones
from one to another Of which the
visitor may jump. A third-class
bridge, much the commonest variety
is invisible, It's position being iudl-
Gated by couple Of posts, one on
each side Of the river. They mean
that you may safely wade across, as
the water -probably-not go
much above your chest!
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realize that he saw her. But the whole
situation was plain the instant she
snatched the staff from its place, for
he, too, recollected what she had said
at the river house. The memory and
the present scene blended perfectly
during the feeting instant that she
was visible. lie saw that Alice was
smiling somewhat as In her most mis-
chievous moods, and when she jerked
the staff from Its fastening she lifted
Il high and waved It once twice thrice
deflantly toward the British lines, then
fed down the ragged roof slope with
It and disappeared. The vision re-
manned in Beverley's eyes forever aft
erward. The English troops thinking
that the flag was taken down in token
Of surrender, broke into wild tumult
Of shouting.
Oncle JaZon intuitivcly understood
Just what Alice was doing, for he
knew her nature and could read her
face. His blood effervesccd In an in
slant.
"Vlve Zhorzh Vasinton! Nive la ban
u Allft lNDuSSllIDll. he stItulutb,
waving his disreputable cap round his
scalpless head. "Hurrah for George
Washington. Hurrah for Alice Rous-
sillon's flag
It was all over soon. Helm sur
rendered himself and Beverley with
full honorS. AS for Oncle JaZOn, he
disappeared at the critical moment. 1t
was not just to his mind to be pris
oncr of war, especially under existing
conditions, for Hamilton's Indian allies
had some old warpath scores to settle
with him dating back to the days
when he and Simon Kenton were com
rades in Kentucky.
When Alice snatched the banner and
descended with 1t to the ground she
ran swiftly out through the postern, as
she had once before done, and sped
along under cover of the low bluff or
swell which, terracelllie, bounded the
fiat "bOttom" lands southwark of the
stockadc. She kept on until she reach
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Notice of levy Of AS
SeSSfnent.

Name of corporation Millvillc lrrgattng
Company, location Of principle place Of
business MIlville, Utah
Noticc is hereby given that at a meeting Of
the directors held on the Nth day of Scptcm-
Der 1904 an assessment OF IS cent, per share
was LEVIED ON the capital stock of the Cor
poration payable on the 18th day of October
l0Oi to Martin Olsen treasurer at his rcSid-
vuCc Miilvillu, ANY stock ON which the as
sosSmcnt remains unpaid ON the 18th day OF
October 1894 will bo delinquent and advcrtis-
ed for sale at public auction. and unless pay
mcut is made before will be sold ON November
list to pay delinquent assessment together
with the cost of advertising and expense OF
sale.
First publication Sept. 10. 1894.
MARTIN OLSON. Secretary.