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The Republican journal., 1906-11-01
The Penobscot Bay R. r.
Hearing Before the Railroad Commissioners
Nov. 9Th.

Hearing Before the Railroad Commissioners
The Penobscor Bay Railroad Co.,. by peti.
ton, asks the approval Of the board OF rail-
road commissioners of the articles OF associ-
alton which were filed with the board last
week. The hearing on the petition has been
assigned for Thursday, Nov. 8, at 8 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and will be held at the
Thorndike Hotel at ROckland.
The Kennebec Journal says; A large
amount of interest is felt in the matter Of
this proposed road, as if it is constructed it
will furnish steam railroad line between
Rockland and Belfast, connecting the
Maine Central and Northern Maine Seaport
Railroads at the latter city. The prime OBJ
jects for building the road are the develop;
ment of large section not now supplied
with rail communication, and to afford much
better facilities for reaching Bangor and
the whole northern Maine region. So far
as is known the proposal to build the road
is local enterprise, and the local stock
holders are the only persons known to be
connected with the movement The people
of Rock port, Camden, LincOlnville and Bel
fast, the places through which it is intend
ed that the road shall pass, as we'll as the
people of Rockland, are deeply interested in
the matter, and there is feeling on the
part of the people of that section that the
road will be built.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-01

To protect the little ones and for the in
formation and satisfaction Of mothers the
contents of each bottle of that wonderful
children's remedy, tascasweet, have been
placed on every label. Cascasweet is a
harmless compound of vegetable extracts
that is wonderful in it's beneficial effects on
the stomachs of babies and children.
Recommended and sold by r. H. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-01

DeWitt's Kindev and Bladder Pills act on
both kidneys and liver, and as result af-
ford the quickest relief from those troubles e.;
resulting from an excess of uric acid. Such
troubles as rheumatism. backache, sciatica,
etc, are quickly relieved by a few doses OF i
this modern remedy for the kidneys. SOLD
by X. II. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-01
MISCELLANY Y.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, Oct. %. Sch. F.
G. French, Salais for Falmouth, Mass,
while leaving the harbor this morning foul,
ed sch. Annie B. Mitchell at anchor and
had spanker badly torn. The Mitchell was
uninjured. Sch. Daylight, from Norfolk
for Standpoint, Me-, stopped here to-day
for water. Reports when leaving Hampton
Roads broke windlass gear; will make tenn
porary repairs and proceed.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-01
SWANYILLE.

= w AN ILL.,.
Cards were received last week announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Amy Flora Peters
and Alfred Eugene Nickerson, in Portland,
Oct. oath Mr.. Nickerson has host of
friends in this, his boy hoods home, who
send congratulations and best wishes to
the newly welded pair. Mrs. n. Smart
has returned from Bar HarbOr, where she
was the guest of her sons, Henry and Ell
bridge Greeley. Herbert Cunningham,
who has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
home in Maiden, Mass, last Monday;
Mrs Nancy Billings of Winterport arrived
Sunday to spend the winter with Mrs.
Mary u. Nickerson.. Miss Edith West
and Miss Marian Wells of Belfast spent
Saturday and Sunday at Charles Walkers.
Dist. No Z last Monday morning.. Mrs. 5.
j. Beals and Mrs. Herbert Maddocks, who
have been quite sick, are both improving.
90. George Riley Perkins of Hamburg,
California, whose death was mentioned IN
last weeks Journal, was brother OF the
cousin of Capt. James Perkins and Mrs.
George R. Carter of Belfast. lie leaves
two sisters, Mrs. Mary A. Pierce OF New
port, r. |. and Mrs. D. c. Libby of Unity,
and one brother, Aaron =. Perkins of De-
troit His nephew and namesake, George
Riley LlDUtS, lives III AholiC' VI -
kindly, generous disposition and highly
respected, Mr.. Perkins was man who VIII
be sincerely mourned by friends both East
and West. -. Walter j. Nickerson went to
Morrill, Monday on business. Mrs.
Robert Seeley, who has been absent for
several weeks for medical treatment, re-
turned home Tuesday, much improved..:.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Goldsmith closed their
summer home and returned to Salem,
Mass, last Friday. The cases OF measles
are all improving and we have heard OF no
new cases. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall of Bucks
port, were guests of MIR: and Mrs; Emery
Cunningham Sunday. Miss Cora Parsons,
who is in failing health, has the sympathy
of a large circle of friends. "A. I. Nieker-
son began school in Dist. No. and last
Monday. II. F. Holmes of Belfast is
teaching in No. &c. They had box socl-
day evening. Miss Marian Wells gave
some vocal selections which were thorough
ly appreciated and much enjoyed. The
school in Dist. No. 3 is to begin Nov. 18th,
c. Foster Small, teacher. Mr.. Small is
teaching his sixth term in the Porter school,
Sea1sport, and this school is to begin the
Monday following the close of that one
Friday
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SOUTH MONTvILLE.

Miss Mary Randall of Augusta is visiting
her brothers, c. T. and G. F. Randall.
MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Esancy have gone to
Norfolk, Mass, to visit a cousin and VIII
remain for the winter if they get position
they are looking for. ..Simeon Cram has
gone to Boston for few days.. Mrs. Sa-
rah Bryant is stopping for few weeks at
Rev. G. A. Purdy's in Searsmont.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-01

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Cures all COUGHS. and expeis Colds from
the system by gently moving the DosSe's
The Republican journal., 1906-11-01
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cargill returned to
Lynn Saturday,. Miss Gertrude Hutchins,
who has been the guest of Mrs. w. L. Car
gill, has returned to her home in Bangor.
49,. Lewis Boynton, much respected resi-
dent of the town, died Thursday after a
long illness, aged about So years. He is
survived by widow and three daughters.
:. Miss Beatrice Bennett went to Boston
Monday. Mrs. Hattie Clough returned
from weeks visit in Vassalboro Saturday.
-. R. l. Morse, ESQ.,, of Belfast has been in
town for a few days.. George Palmer has
returned from weeks hunting trip in
Norcross.. Mrs. George Meservey of Vas
salboro is in town.. The town schools,
with the exception of the lower village,
closed Friday. Most of the schools made
satisfactory progress. Mrs. Kate, Neal
and Miss Emily Skidmore are spending a
few days in Morrill,. .Arbutus chapter, O.;
f. S, will hold it's regular sewing circle and
supper Thursday afternoon and evening,
Nov. list. good attendance is hoped for
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bean and Mr.. and
Mrs w. H. Glover of Camden were at the
Sanford House Saturday. Waldo tent, r..
O. T. NJ, served fine oyster supper to
their members and invited guests last Sat
urday.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-01

FOREIGN PORTS.
Hillsboro, n. B., Oct.2o. CID, sch. Luther
7. Garretscn, NeWburg.
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WHY SO MANY AMERICAN FARMERS
IMMICRATE TO CANADA

seen his land increase in value from
il.25 TO 5000 an acre. and believing
that Il had reached its maximum value
is ready TO dispose Of II and take adj
vantage Of the present low land values
In Canada. He Is able TO look into
the future and see that land which
X now being sold IN Canada az from
$40 TO SIS an acre, will. within a
very few years, double and treble It's
present value
Then. there is another fact which
appeals 20 the American farmer. and
particularly 20 those of the western
states. The CNEsdian Pacific Railway
company IS now engaged I'm a great
irrigation work. Just east Of Calgary
that will eventually bring under water
100000 acres Of a. Gre land as there
is IN all Of Canada. They have just
thrown open 10 settlement the first
block Of 10000 acres. which they
are selling az from SIS 10 t2j per
acre. In connection with this irrigat-
cd land they are selling nOn-irrigable
lands at from SIC 70 SIS per acre.
which canot be surpassed for grazing
purposes. and affords a range where
stock may Craze throughout the entire
year without shelter
The future ~ western Canada and
particularly the southern portion ~
Alberta province. Is assured Calgary,
It's metropolis. a city " 10000 inhab-
itants composed largely Of Ameri-
cans. Is live. up-to-date city. Its re-
tail business II In tho hands II bright,
progressive business men, who handle
enormous stocks There are any num-
Der OF jobbing houses located there.
and home market FOR stock IS AZ
forded by large packing house.
Along the line Of the Canadian Pacific
railway IN southern Alberta. there
have been 90 elevators established the
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REiLEs1llE

Estate ~ Charles Brown. Arfin
Brown. Agnes Brown Ernst Z Rt
and Edith j. Brown. Minors WtuH
order was made hy me District fcni
Salt Lake County. Utah an no Is, lst
September 1906. authorizing ihs OBI
signed 90 SCH the real estate h.rdmf.
described. now. therefore.
Notice Is hereby given ,tr no Or
darsigncd will SCH az p-h9r uf IS
following described properly Al ffrf
cd two-hfths Interest tbeiis Gsfti
Interest tor each of ihe abot -irsi g.
est r. Browa and Edith J. Hrss. ID
and 20 the following
Commencing az point % iiH so
and y, rods west ~ The NE orf ?
let :, block le. Mat Il. Salt Lils cfr
Vey. and running thence west q. 7i
thence south rods On feet. ihr1f si7
=. rods thence north . rods 2 ,a''
the placo ~ beginning. tortihsf vft
right r way ~ reds east and Efr By
feet north and south along SD al OH
side o. the north side Of The abtt i'
chhed land
Said sale Ia be made on Or si,'r .
srd ity ~ October. 1895 and writer ~
will b received M ell NcCoruitk 2 IA
Salt Lake city. Utah Terms u .iN-
Sale "a he made subject DO o1nfT'f
by tn District Court N salt lika Cm
o.. Utah. for lawful gold Coin r p
United states. 10 per cent 20 hs DR. .
the time ~ sale. balance unol Cola'ri
tion.
AGNES BROWN
Gu, rdian ~ the Estate = Erlss ]
Brown and Edith ] Brown.
Dated September a. 1905
=. W Coale. Attorney for Guafsiii !
Mccormick Block
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TARRED ROADS IN ENGLAND.

Consul Albert Halstead forwards an
English journal article from
Birmingham regarding the hygienic
value Of tarred roads. Road painting
with tar is described as follows:
The road is first thoroughly cleaned
by dry sweeping. then roughly-distill-
/ ed ear Is poured over II aud spread
evenly. after which sand is thrown on
aud the road Is Immediately ready "
traffic. a fortnight or three weeks
later a second coating Is applied and
IN a short time the road has the APP
pearance OF an asphalt street. II APP
pears. also, that a short stretch Of
road In Beckenham was treated with
tar oil. which j. poured over again
until the pores Of the road exude the
preparation. This tar oil, however,
dries up quickly does not make an
oily and nasty mess in wet weather
and Is said 10 be much cheaper than
the tar process. but Il requires more
frequent renewal a comparatively
small quantity OF the material Is avail
able. and this is a difficulty In the way
Of its general adoption. The Becken-
ham district council is spending about
$4,000 IN laying down two short
stretches with the most up-to-date tar
macadam.
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have with Saturn az this time. Saturn
began TO retrograde on Sept. and will
continue It's westward course until
Nov. ~. when Il will again start on its
eastward journey. Il will retrograde
about three degrees for six full moon
disks.
Uranus, lost to view except by the
aid OF telescope. still holds its posi-
ton In the evening sky above the bow
OF Sagtarius. Uranus requires 81 years
Ia complete It's Journey around the sun,
moving on the average only four de-
grees year. or eight full moon disks.
Neptune takes l6i years TO complete
It's orbit, moving at an average OF only
two degrees A year.
Jupiter rises about midnight In the
cor stellatlon Gemini; the twin stars
Poi.ux and Castor are a few degrees
north. The planet Neptune is one de-
gree east OF Jupiter. but is only visible
by the aid OF the most powerful tele-
scopes. In using the star and planet
finder maps out Of doors AT night
small pocket electric light will be found
very convenient and helpful.
LEON BARRITT.
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Special Correspondents.

Special Correspondence.
Calgary. Sept ?6,--Back IN 1886
when 80 Americans crossed over and
settled In western Canada, there was
nothing much In the fact 90 excite
comment. But, when. IN the following
year their number was increased by
ll2. al least few people on either
side Of the international boundary be-
gan 10 realize that Western Canada
had something TO offer IN the way OF
an inducement 10 attract the American
farmer In 1898. the number OF i'm
migrants reached the surprising figure
OF Bib, and the movement was on
I'm earnest Today, from that nucleus
Of ~ people there has sprung up a
mighty tide OF immigration such as
this continent has never known. Each
year since 1895 has seen the numbers
doubling aud trebling. mouting up.
until With the close OF the II months
ending Dec. 81. 1905. a vast army OF
10000 Americans help 10 swell the
grand total.
There seems 10 be no abatement In
this movement. and Il Is confidently
predicted that at least 10000 10 200.-
600 81 our citizens viii have crossed
The boundary this year and taken up
homes In western Canada. The move
ment has now developed into clear
~ defined plan OF colonization. cen-
tered about Calgary. southern Alberta.
The reason for this enormous i'm
migrauon IS easily given. Land In the
United states that Il worth from SIS
% S200 an acre. II sold. will buy many
acres Of the finest land in Canada az a
cost Of 80 10 SIS per acre. Behind
him the American farmer has thor
ough knowledge Of the vas, money
making possibilities Of approaching
land values In many instances he has
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the bright red star Antates. and viii
then set about half-past D. m. Sa-
turn IS now very finely IN view IN the
east by D. m. IN the constellation
Aquarius, and will remain iil view near
~ all night Almost directly south
OF Saturn near the horizon, is the first
magnitude star Fomalhaut. which
should not be COMPOUNDED with Il. Sa-
turns ring Is now 50 near the same
plane as that Of the earth that Il ap-
pears as a streak Of light projecting
from either side OF the planet Saturn
Is now in opposition-that Is. In a
straight line with the earth and the
sun. Saturn Is consequently nearer
the earth than at any other time and
more clearly IN view from the earth.
The earth moving faster In its orbit than
Saturn gives the latter the appearance
Of moving backward, ''retrograding. 1t
Is termed. II is just as II two trains,
one an express and the other a local.
were moving in the same direction.
As the express passes the local the
latter appears 10 move backward: both,
however, are moving in the same dlrec-
ton and AT their normal rate Of speed.
This is the interesting situation We
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NOTICE or SALE.

In tho Third judicial District "a.
in and for Salt Lake county, sac
Utah. In the matter of ne eHls .
David j. Williams. Deceased. Nuue .
Sale.-The undersigned will sell ~.
sale the following realty situated y :,
Lake CITY. salt Lake county shN
Utah, and particularly described - -
lows: 81.
Commencing three O. fods noie !, I,
ten u0l rods west from ne s9llI ~
corner u lot seven ca. block g 20, y
salt Lake survey. and running w
north three (2l rods thence west " 49,, y
rods, Whence south three 90 rods - ~,
east ten Q0j rods. 20 place az ees-,-S,
on or after the 9TH day n October, -, !.
Iss and written bis Will b re-, ~.
by Mrs. Annie r. Williams ~ ~ "a.
sixth West. Salt Lake city, ." 80
County, Utah.
Terms Of ssle-Cash. ,,,v
Aiminiiiit'ni
Thomas & Mayoock, Attorneys 10 p
mlnistratnX, ...A., 1
dated tbs ?sth day q ssptsHoh' :
u. 1915
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two stars at the eas;erly end of this
group point the way 20 tho first mag
nitudc star FOmalhaut See map.
Stars are spoken Of by astronomers
as OF the first. second, third, &c.. mag
nitude. The popular impression is
that this refers to the size Of the star
which is erroneous II applies to their
brillianoy: the actual size and hrillian-
cy Of but few stars are mown-0nly
about soyeBty-fve. In the most pow
crful telescope star Is only a
point Of light q is not magnifed a
particle. It's brightness alone being ac-
centuated. The stars are all suns like
our own great luminary, which, II
viewed from a star. would also appear
as q mere point Of light-a scintillating
star. and the earth and our entire
planetary would be completely lost 70
view. SO Il Is not improbable to sup
pose that these distinct suns have
their own planetary systems that We
cannot see.
THE PLANETARY SITUATION.
Venus will attain It's greatest brillisn-
cy on oct Is, IN the constellation scor-
Pic, and only a few degrees north Of
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He constellation Lyra, with IS
beautiful first magnitude star,
Vega. Is moving west ward from
our zenith. 10 be succeeded by
the constellation Cygnus-our northern
cross Andromeda and Pegasus, fore
runners OF winters gorgeous star
groups-Taurus. orion, Gemini and Leo
--are sweeping grandly up from the
east into our evening sky. These two
Observation-Disclosures and Pegasus
form a group not unlike the Big Dip
per. for which they are sometimes
mistaken. Pisces and Aquarlus, now
IN yiwe IN the east, have no large stars,
and consequently are somewhat diff
cult 20 pick out. Caprlcornus. near by,
Is also composed OF small stars, but
they are more happily grouped and are
easily recognized. The bright first
magnitude star. Affair, IN the con-
stellation Aquila, will be found due
north Of the two stars AT the extreme
westerly end OF Caprloornus, while the
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NOTICE.

. IN the. Third Distrlc, g..
Sait Lar. County, state 4, /, "a and :
mater matter q ,he sppilc1tlo,0 % 80. y !
s M.nlng 4 Milling Comp5nS NE Nh,
fi s.. Notice Of 1ppI,,,,955 Be il,I
,,hh.o,,nnorate. Notice Is fes1SSau2n 70 D
,he Minnie Mining q Ml1Igse y csyen a
eeoIpofauon formed under IS, 1toInpany.
STATE of Utah, has prese1,. " avs z +,
S's,i ,,.i Court u Salt Lake co ~ ne n
a petition praying to b. sllSy,sss9 z, "a
soiporste ana dissolve. ana ~ % tlF
GAY, lhe 9th day Of octob.ru s ! Thu,
sitel as counsel can be be9,ts '1a hsa
SpIolhted as the time. ana ILLS ~, hss b.l
i. Rlichle's Court Room IN 81, ihiol Z, aels
!tI'ct Court Of sat Lake CONF nv, n,.It D.
30 bPes ,aSe at which said sppasa,ls55S 's
Witness the Clerk Of ssls g..
nc real thereof affixed thls In, S1ur VI
September A. n fVs ''''s L'h day
tSeaD J; |. ELDREDGE Up a.,
~ w. y. FarnsNorth. neS1,. Sc,,eh
Mays 4 Orem, Attorneys f5r p,,j, M
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And In accordance with law ard an .
der Of the Board Of Directors MAD I,
the 18th day OF August. 1905. 81 n,-
shares ~ each parcel II siock 4, =.
be necessary will be sold at pghir IN.
tion at the office of the c6npsr, 4
Dolly Building, salt Lake CITY IT.,
on the ith day NJ october. I'D a, y
O'Clock p, m. n said day. to pas n, I.
llnquent assessment thereon. fog..,
with the cost Of advertising and an
OF sale.
A. REEVES. Sscrtnu
First publication. September e I'd
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Salt Lake city. Utah, Sept. 5ih "
Sealed proposals will be receiysa, ~ Z
Is East South Temple street sah n,
city. until O'Clock ?. m. Iuesl-., ~, :,
Der s,h. for furnishing and ii.tia.ia.- /,
tor. centrifugal pump ana gts.,,"
zine AZ Utah Lake pumping p.alt a
Instructions 70 bidders ioee,..,, 4
specifications and forms fof coli.s,'s',, :
bond, can be obtained upon -sri
10 the Secretary, 81 west soe I,.u b.,
Street, or Louis c. Kelsey VhN
neer. ..f,e, ,ry 3
ell bids ,.,.s c,rsl Ps
ANGUS NJ CANNON. 49, 49,
rcr.fe n KELSEY, civil Ergihee
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College Brand Of English.

'Ycs," said the college student "dad
got the Idea that ! was cutting up too
much. and so he cut In and threatened 20
cut down my allowance unless ] took a
brace. ! felt al cut up a. hrst but I
don't want my allowance cut of OF cur
into iust for little funny business AID
% ] cut Il out"
And the listening foreigner remarked:
what aid the Young man sayg'-Somer-
Vile Mass Journal.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

LOWER MAMMOTH MINNIE co,,
pANI Principal ofHce. Room rIs NY
buliding. salt I.ake CITY. i'ish ~
tion o. mines near Mammoth H., Ia
~, Utah. Notice Thors az Ssl. .'.s
on the following described sioSS as w
count Of assess, ient No. IL On 49,, Z.
share levied or the nth day M AZ ,
1906 the several amounts ssf c $3.50
the names Of the respective shsrsB5 gJ.,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Salt Lake City. utsh sep .,:.,,si Al y
Sealed proposals. viii D. go ssf "a
ID East South Temple suees T,ssiI
CITY. until IL o'eioek a ~ Ira hsui
october itth. for ocnstrueuns, w.. - sstss
rates and removing enc Z
f-,hh Lake pumping AM ,,.,hsr v.
Instructions 70 eldaer.. 49, 'Snirsci 8.
bord' car be obtairso gpen s sls,,s Tsr;
Inc sscreiary, az " Mes ,, ciya Erf
street, or Louis c. hels'"
neer. .....,s IA reject Any
all bids. ,.,,i,,ed csrl PIC
o ANGUS N. cAS.Nl9.,N,,. rJsiss.r
rorrfs n KELSEY. ClElI -
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE NEW STATE .t SgS tAs !.
a cope ssis :, 0rIttss. Lcestio1 Z, cir
S q ne sIa s's q bu.lns,s SAL s11,n I q,
t,,sh' Notice Is herssy ' IA On o, |, u
meeting Of the Tresiss'. .s.,sisssHsri e. ,'.
day q october ~. W. a. IN ~ 6ig.i, ~, n.
q the cofgofAi',sons. .e,snbsr. - s.ess
s. 81 saii Lake clly. ,i ...y Arssslssil s'',ys
yh,ch Ire assessment ~ =, 's.risnssf ~
on nj tie s-ld so dsya q ,sysi - 81. g. /.
WIN bs delirqneni a. surnl,s, pa,,,,s,. y
NJ publ. auction .,,, =, ~" ssoE ~ ~ ~
made b,'ore w \, - psy p, -, 8, -.
q . ., o s.,eee,, together .vi,s ~, az -
sssrtIsirs ana ssE.n',,s.w k ST..
ssiI.s'saI iss kszom I
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PROBATE AND ouAao,...
49,. NOTICES ''NNshlE
ems fer tu fiSS,f n dr,s.,p.,,i,. q,

" 'ulther iuforrrrr..fs I've ts
IN THE DIsTn,c--
bate Division, Ia any naiSF COURT -,
X state STATE o rialu' ~ q s,, Ei. ga ss'
Notice The ~ Samuel lai'Isst,, natter
b Irvine and Geo 'n o. yos Y SssS.ess
OF ne estate Of ssp,n, wallace. e s.,,,.
p ,sayins tor the rettieIss:.h. .l!e,t lsc......
lion SH of , sbsaeTyS!9Is and ro q ns scoe
persons entitled VI aid es,st ss IN
ING on saturday. H. ,e..en e. n, Y
=: ., 1905, at 10 o'c ii,h DAY n o,, %.
80 county cour; House ' n a n. AZ - I,
L1he County Utah ~" Lake CHS. =
Witness the Cierk o., .
s she sea- thereof af3xe5 , ,2id cour. VI
SseptembeE A. D. iss y 'al' a,h dav
's sy w 4 Z I. ELDREDGE IN %,
Cannon 4 T ErSvFssv s..6 Deputy S Sll:It
u
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past year 10 be followed by 30 more
next year. SO that there VIII be no
shortage for the immense crops pro-
duced IN this section.
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Der. MOON PHASES

BOLD TIE MAP OVER
YOUR HEAD The TOP
NORTH. AND YOU WILL SEE
THE STARS AND PLANETS
JUST As THEY APPEAR
1NTHe HEAVENS.
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FOR MEN -
NOT MONEY"

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