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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24
CHAPTER VIII.
Prince Wasp.

racretary, NOW SUI tee
- Sled johann, Count Won Leon SO.
sS .nuS springald, you think to court
, ,0oisb princess. You play upon ner
iO az vour pretty words and gracelui
VIZ ,,1;nents That is an agreeable
cO ,nration Only-you have in addl-
ie's 20 reckon with me, Ivan, heredl-
tarv Prince of Muscovy.
nd with a sweep of his hand
ooross his body he drew his SWORD
from its sheath
Tbe sword of the young secretary
.oma into hand with equal swlftness.
DFollow me, Count Won Loen' sald
the prince.
And with his 1.-THE and springy walk
,bo Prince of Muscovy passed again
lnt6 the alleys of the rose garden I'LL
he reached the first open space, where
he turned upon the secretary.
1--WE are arrived" he said, our bus1-
ness is so pressing. and will be so
uuickly finished, that there is no need
for the formality Of seconds. Though
I honor you by crossing my SWORD
with vours. it is a mere formality. /
have such skill of the weapon, as L
dare say report has told you, that you
NAV consider yourself dead already.
Guard"
But Johann Pyrmont had been
trained in a school which permitted
no such windy preludes, and with the
fencer's smile on his face he kept
his silence. His sword would an
swer all such boastings, and that in
good time.
And so it fell out.
From the very first crossing of the
swords Prince Wasp found himself
opposed by quicker eye, firmer
wrist, a method and science infinitely
superior to his own. His most dash
ing attack was repealed with apparent
ease, yet with a subtlety which inter
posed nothing but the most delicate
OF guards and parties between Prince
Ivan and victory. This gradually in
furiated the prince, till suddenly los
ing his temper he stamped his foot ir
anger and rushed upon his foe witt
the true Muscovite fire.
But 10! the blade was turned aside
the long-delayed answering thrus
ghttered out, and the secretary
sword stood a couple of hand-breadth'
in the boaster's shoulder
The prince staggered, cried on
some unintelligible words in the Mus
coVlte language, and pitched forwar,
slowly on his face among the tram
pea leaves and blown rose-petals O
the palace garden.
Inc secretary grew paler than hi
wont, and ran to lift his fallen enemy
But all unseen, other eyes had watch
Gu inc combat and from the door b
when they had entered, and fro1
Denlnd the trees of the surroundin
siaue, there came the noise of pount
"c s footsteps and fierce cries {
.eize MIN! Kill him! Tear him. t
y,e'es! He has slain the good prime,
~, rle friend of the people! The Prime
ivan is dead!"
he ne secretary eyed this unkemI
t sviue with naughty scorn, and ii
sta. attitude, as he striped h
cSia. sword through his handke
so.oa a ana threw the linen away, ha
rohh,s uihg 10 do with the fact that til
ao matted at the distance of ha
conta~ n yards and for many minute
oo+s senled themselves with hurlir
A. and imprecations at him.
tgst, 'ast they did come on, not a
lnea ner but in irregular, undisci
ont nv iusnes- Johann's sword streake
ansr suls way and that. There was s
amona a cry of pain, turmc
man o me assailants as a wounde
NE mnlried his way backward out
PRESS. Rut tI1;- =
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ONE WEAK SPOT.
Most Lohi People Have q Weak Part
and Too Ofton It's tho Back.

IOSt Lcni feOplc nANe - Weah EaIt
and Too Often It's tho Back.
Everyone has weak spot,
Too often it's II back
Twinges follow every sudden twist
Dull aching keeps up day and night,
Tells you the kidneys need help
For backache is really kidney-ache.
A kidney cure is what you need
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys,
Cure backache and all urinary ills
Mrs. f.. Il. Mcbride, living on East
County Road, American Fork, Utah,
says: 81 suffered for some time with
kidney disease. The most annoying
symptom was q pain through the
groin and II retention Of The kidney
secrelions. | had attacks OF dizziness
aud dark spots lloatcd before my eyes.
learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and
procured box This remedy quickly
relieved me OF the pains, regulated the
,crrelions and since using it have no
more attacks Of dizziness can
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as II
rc'iahle and safe cure for kidney dis
case"
For sale 10y all dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Milburn Co, buffalo,
! New York, sole agents for the United
/ States.
Remember the name-Doau's-and
| take no other.
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pIenl1 OF coal al peop s Co op.

IlenlN Oh coal ~ IeOp W w op'
Order Xmas New at the
Book store. y
Thirty nice ,prizcs given \away
at the Racker Mere Go.
Mrs Binson Of Am. Fork under
went an operation in $. h. city
this week DR. IIasler assisted
A good Xmas Candy at Kirk
hams for lOc lb.
lIebcr Conner, while trying to
climb a board fence, had the mis-
fortune TO fall and break his collar
bone. He is released from manual
labor for some time which seems TO
he a hardship to him.
Two tickets with every dollar
purchase Of toys or Xmas goods ut
Peoples Coop.
Retta Evans gave her young
friends a social at the residence OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.
Evans. Progressive finch was
the game of the evening, Zelda
Kirkham winning the first prize.
Light relrcshment were served at
the close Of the game.
1t will pay you to see the toy,
at the Rackcr Mere Co. belor,
purchasing. They have u swell
line OF new goods at REASONABLE,
prices. See them.
A farewell party was given il
the city Pavilion Monday evening
in honor of,thc departure Of Henry
Erickson, who left for a mission
to the Southern States Tuesday
Many of his friends were presen
to wish him a safe journey and I
happy return.
Twenty five dollars worth o
rummage packages, very valuable
will he given away free during
Chipman's big holiday sale.
Many Of the relationsan friend
assembled at home of Sarah Kirk
ham to do honor to the occasion o
her 5Oth birthday which was on,
of the adyents Of the season. \
sumptuous supper was served a
$50 whichrwaS followed by house
hold games and other amusc
ments interSpersed with music
songs, etc. There were presen
| her parents and children also bro
theirs and sisters with number O
friends The presents which wer,
appropriate for the occasion wcl,
numerous and valuable.
2 Sewing Machine, Howard Heat
er, and Uwenty-eight other prize
given away to the lucky holder, o
prize numbers by the Racke
= Mere. Co, Two tickets with ever,
dollar purchase or paid on accom
] during the mouth of December
/ Had dyspepsia or indigestion 70
+ years. No appetite and what Ill,
. eat distressed me terribly Burdocl
] Blood Bitlors cured. my" j. II
Walker Suubury, Ohio
\ good Nma, Candy at Kirk
ham S for Zoe Ib.
10000 given away at Peoples
Coop.
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$500. 90 given away at Peoples

$4,000 given away mt Peoples
Coop
Xmas Books aud Stationary at
Book store.
Closing Out all Dry Goods at
kash so.
Mrs. Geo. Waulass is confined to
her room with la grip.
Mrs Chas. Wiun is visiting
friends ut Manning.
Thirty nice prizes given away
at the Rackcl Mere Go.
Minnie Giles has been brought
to Lehi ON account Of her illness,
where she will receive medical
treatment.
Two tickets with every dollar
purchase of toys or Xmas GOODS at
Peoples Coop.
MIs.IHellen Wilcox is spending
n few days with her son, who Is
ycrylill in Salt Lake City.
Remember that with every dol
lar expended at Chipmans from
Dee. nth to oath during their big
Xmas sale you get draw.
The stork visited the home OF
WIN. Austin Dee. 3rd and left the
household sou.
The NJ. /. A. rendered a program
at the Tabernacle Sunday evening
! DR.. Stookey delivered an address
$500. 90 given away at People,
Coop.
At the Ith ward services Sunday
evening Laura Boley of Am. Forb
delivered. an excellent address.
Chase FeatherstOnC has the con
tract to lay a piece of cement side
walk i'm front of the Bell Telc
phone Co. central Office on Mail
st.
You bear in mind that your dol
lar will purchase rs much and a
good goods at the Rackcr Mere
Co. as it will at any place in thi
county.
John Bradshaw of Magrath
Canada, is visiting friends in Lehi
The gentleman came down by wa,
of Vancouver, B. G. He expect
his sons, G. A. Hacking, an,
others of Magrath viii visit UtaI
during the holidays,
One gentlomcn's gold watch an,
chain, worth S25, TO be give
away during their holiday sale a
Chipman's.
The friends Of Henry Erickson
who leaves for Il mission to Tn
Southern States, gave the gent,
man surprise party at the HON
Iof Mr.. Chas. Ohran Refresh
ments were served and overybOd
enjoyed themselves.
Big stock Of Rubber Goods a
Peoples Co Op.
Saturday the District SchoC
teachers Of the County were enter
j tanned at SpriugyiIlc by the goo
people there. The main feature {
the entertainment was the stu Ii
of John Holm, who made a Speci5
effort to please his visitors by eN
hibiting his paintings, etc,
Don't let the baby suffer iron
eczema, sores or any itching Of TIA
skin. Doau's Ointment gives nslau
relief, cures quickly, Perfectly sal
for children. All druggists sell it..
Sugar City special creams LOG
per pound; choice mixed nuts l5c
per pound, until N'mas at Peo
pies Coop.
Sewing Machine, Howard Heat
err, and twenty eight other prize
| given away to the lucky holders o
prilenumbers by the Rackcr Mere
| Co. Two tickets with every dol
lars purchase or paid on accoun
during the month Of December
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LEHl IRRIGATION COMPANY
CblCl Place Of Business Lehi Civ, Utah

NOIICE-There are now delinquent
ON the following described stock on ac-
count of assessment l,vied August s,
l9oG the several amounts set opposite
The names Of ;he respective stockhold-
ers, aud ia accordance with law aud
the order Of the board OF directors Of
said corporation made on the aforesaid
da'e Of Aug Slh. 1907, so many shares
Of cnchparccl of stock rs may I've nee
e'sary will be sold at public auction on
December %, 1907, at the Court, House,
heh Guy, Utah County, Utah. sale to
commence at . O'Clock p. M. OH that
date, TO pay the aforesaid delinquent
assessment and cost Of advertisement
and sale
Dated behi, Dee. list, 1907.
IA n 4 A a
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1t will pay you TO see the toys
at the Racker Mere. Co. before
purchasing. They have swell
line of new goods at reasonable
prices. NSee them.
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NEWS OF THE
WEEK.
Plenty Of coal at Peoples Coop.

BOOK store ope" . " ~ "I1'
"
~ -"
visitors III SaIV Lake V"'' "''"'
HlOO.oo given away "O 'oi'i'
Coop.
Several cases of measles nave
Dally Fap''' anu ""7"N''''' "'
BOOK STORE
Helpha Gray is visiting IN 9al'
Lake for two weeks with her SlSIer'
~, , r,al. zoe -.
pound at Kirlham's.
,,,.....,. ,,,.,tuoboo,o
ori = Rroadbcnt an the I'm
Nrrs At D,ris l. recovering
very nicely after undergoing
very serious operation
Thirty nice prizes given away
at the Rackcr Mere. Co.
,,s., ..;, .,l. ,
trip to Salt Lake City this week.
u,rold Ro,,nm or Salt Lake
was visiting relatives in Lehi this
"eeN'
Two tickets with every dollar
,,ob.,,o To,,. ~, N,r,s Goods
at Peoples Co.op.
r..,...,
o. H. "aruher wehV " u', ,,o..l
MONDAY anu wiz W So''o 'o' ''''''
"aSS u" business
The Deseret News man was in
.o",, curing '"' p"'' "'' o"S >
huStllng Tor business
Maroni Olmstcad of Teton
Basin, Idaho, came down from the
north on a visit to his mother and
friends
The Old Folks committees and
friends cnioyed themselves in a
social dance at the City Pavilion
N,oa,o,d,,, oroniru
VIM, Sabcy of Magrath, Canada,
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For Sale.

\ folding bed, cost 500, for
$50. Also some other furniture.
M. w. Ingalls,.
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Notice..

Positively no duck hunting
will be allowed upon the land
owned by me. Signed:
B. III. NORMAN
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One handsome mantle clock TO
to he given away during big sale
at Chipman's. A draw for every
dollar purchased.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A
good brood mare.
David loSSpC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
UTAH GRADING COMPLETED
Tracklaying on Western Pacific
Shortly to Be Resumed
in Nevada.

The work Of ballasting the 100 mile
stretch of the To- miles of the Western
Pacific line within the state of Utah has
now been completed. and this portion Of
the road is now practically ready for
traffic.
Beyond this stretch the work Of grad
ing is proceeding steadily. Four steam
shovels are at work and as soon as
weather conditions permit. tracklaying
will be resumed Some little difficulty
has been experienced in getting neces-
sary material and supplies to the scene of
operations and this. coupled with the re-
cent siege Of rough weather has neces-
Stated the laying off of about 80 Japa-
nese and Austrian laborers. There are
still something like 500 at work. and as
soon as operations warrant it more Win
be put on
Nothing can be learned as to the award
ing of the contract For the construction
OF that portion of the line between Hon
ey Lake and Deeth. New. Bids were
closed in San Francisco some days ago
and arrangements have been made for
5000 labOrerS to begin work as soon as
the successful bidder is determined.
Houses have been built at Reno. Mex,
for their accommodation. containing
spring beds and baths. Mechanics will
get 81 day and ordinary laborers $50.
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ARGUED AND SUBMITTED
Cases Against McCurdy to Recover
Mutual Life Money in the
Hands of the Court.

New York. Jan. 25-Arguments were
heard and decision reserved by the appel
late division of the supreme court today
in the cases of the mutual Life Insurance
company against Richard A. McCurdy.
former president of the company. TO re-
cover $3,370,0OO alleged to have been wrong
fully expended in a great variety of ways.
There are three suits in all against Mr..
McCurdy. The object of one is TO re-
cover from the former president the
amount contributed TO political campaign
committees during his term of office. This
case came before the court Of appeals
from an order by Justice Bischoff. deny
ing a motion TO strike out as irrelevant
and redundant certain matters ia the com
plant.
Another suit was brought against Robert
"A. Grannis, a vice president Of the COM
pany. to recover 100000 alleged to have
been improperly expended, and another
against Charles II. Raymond. Louis \.
Thebaud and Richard A. McCurdy.
Raymond and Thebaud were general
agents of the company under the name
OF Charles II. Raymond & Co. and from
1898 to 1904 they received 81. 399, 500 from
the company in commissions. 1t is claimed
that not less than $4,000 of this was
without consideration.
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COMPROMISE AGREED UPON
New Denatured Alcohol Law De-
signed to Permit Farmers to En-
gage in Making the Stuff.

Washington, Jan. 25.-The compromise
deDatured alcohol bill agreed on by the
house committee on ways and means car
ries a provision that the measure shall
not become effective until after Sept. 1,
1903. This date was fixed at the request
of the commissioner Of internal revenue,
Mr.. Yerkes. for the purpose of granting
him adequate time TO prepare regulations
for the manufacture of alcohol by small
manufacturers not connected with distil-
lerieS.
Representatives Hill and Marshall and
other members who have been active IN
getting a measure prepared which will
enable small manufacturers to make de-
natured alcohol, were anxious to have
the present law amended Immediately,
but the treasury department insisted that
time must be had to frame regulations
under which locked stills and tanks may
be used by farmers desiring TO make al
cChol in small plants.
The present law removing oil Internal
revenue tax from denatured alcohol per-
mits only distilleries and factories having
large denaturing warehouses to engage
I'm the manufacture of the alcohol designed
for fuel. light and manufacturing pur-
poses, and the bill just reported by the
house committee is designed to permit
farmers to convert their products into al
cohOL
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UPHOLDS RIGHTS
Of PASSENGERS
Supreme Court Decides Against
Southern Pacific in
Three Cases.
UNIQUE QUESTION RAISED
FIRST CLASS PASSENGERS RELE-
GATED TO A FILTHY COACH.

The judgment % the lower court was
sustained by an opinion given by the
supreme court yesterday I'm the case OF
J. A. McCOllum. against the Southern
Pacific company. appellant. The opin-
ion was the basis for two other opin-
ions. the allegations OF which were al
most identical with those in the McCol-
lum case. These cases were filed by Ag-
hes w Fitzgerald and II. NJ, Mathis.
and the Southern Pacific company is
named as defendant In each case.
The opinion specifies that McCollum
filed suit against the railway company
to recover damages for personal iniur-
ies. which he suffered while a passenger
on a passenger train. travelling between
Reno. New, and Ogden. lie alleged that
The negligence Of the company was re-
Sponsiblc FOR his injury.
McCOllum had a first-class ticket, but
was compelled TO ride I'm a second class
coach. The coach. he cOntended. was
filthy and cold. and there was no drink
ing water I'm the coach.
In addition 10 this. n number Of the
second class passengers ia the coach
drank liquor end became intoxicated and
used obscene and vicious language to-
ward the first class passengers.
The plaintiff complained TO the conduc-
tor demanding that the car be made
clean. that it be properly heated. and
that the second class passengers who
were intoxicated be compelled to leave
the coach, or that the first class passen-
gers be transferred to a first class coach.
These demands were ignored b. the con
Euctors.
The matter was tried I'm Weber county
md the jury i'm each case gave the plain
lifts judgment for damages. Appeals
were taken by the railway company and
the opinions. which were written by Jus
tiCe Prick. affirm the judgments. taxing
che costs 20 the railroad company. The
opinions are cOncurred en- by Chief JUS
fico McCarty and Justice StraUV
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c. O. Veness to John A. Edwards,
part lot l, block 3d. plat DIS 1000
4. l.. Doran, administrator TO
Symns Utah Grocery Co., part
block 81, plat & ...............s......
Francis Cast to Conrad Cast, lots
a. etc. block 4. White View. $50.
Agatha p. Schettier to James V.
Maberry, lots is. etc, block ?, Uni
versity . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Mary l.. Hogenson TO Josephine Pc
terson, part section %, township
4 south. range 1 west............... 10
Thomas Simpson to Hannah Simp-
son, part lot < all lot g. block l.
Poplar Grove addition. .........-.
III. r. Clark and wife to Anna Da-
vison, part lot 4. block 5, plat g.. 10
Aware A. Pratt ct al. to A. Gale
Thomson, part section -, town
ship ] south. range east. part
section 2, township ! south. range
east . =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Edward Scarce 70 Thomas c. Hicks.
part lot j. block 81. plat B........ 5.125
T. Hanrahan to Peter y. BouTke,
part lot 3. block 20 plat So. $500
Serene y. Tuttlc to Samuel New
house part lot 4, block 90, plat A.. g., 800
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third cockerel. second hen fourth hen
second cock. third pullet. first pen.
j. w. Haslam-F'irst, fourth pullet. third
cock, third pen.
f. G. Ward-First hen. fourth cockerel,
fourth pen.
r. c. Brown Leghorns.
W. w. Stewart, Kaysville-First. sec
ond, fourth hen. first pullct, second cock
orel. second and third pen.
Buff Leghorns.
Crawford Bros, Manti-First cock. sec
ond pullet. third cOckerel. third her
j. w. Haslam-First. second coCAerei,
fourth cocl-, first second, fourth hen,
first, third, fourth pullet, first, second
pen.
S. c. White Leghorns.
c. S. Gorline-First. third, fourth hen,
second cock. third pen.
Frank Carter. Provo-Second, third pull
let. fourth pen:
Mrs. II. ID. Hagman-SecOnd cecSereL
j. W. Bird & SOn.-First. fourth pullet
first cockerel, first pen.
Thomas S. Merrill-SecOnd hen. fourth
cockerel.
Hyde Bros. Kaysville-First, fourth
cock, second pen
NJ. ID. Naylor-Third cock, third cock
erel.
S. c. Black Leghorns.
Mrs II. d Hagman-First cockerel.
first cock. first second. third. fourth hen,
first. second, third. fourth pullet. first.
second pen
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Court Notes.

Paul Popovich. a saloon keeper. convict
ed Ia the police court of selling liquor on
Sunday. and who appealed the case TO
the district court pleaded guilty yesterday
and was fined SO by Judge George @.
Armstrong
John Henry John has been arrested at
Alta on a charge of obtaining goods under
false pretenses. John is alleged to have
secured goods valued at $l1.50 from the
Alta Mercantile company. giving bogus
assignment of his time at the mine where
he was employed, after he had drawn his
wages The trial will be held before JUS
tice Lundberg. at Sandy.
Mccormick * company filed suit in the
district court yesterday to recover on a
note for 81 1g7 made Sept !. 1904 by the
Northern Light Mining company. The
defendants in the action are j. nj. SVEN
and -. H. Some.
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swErTENHAM MUST GO.
Impossible for the ,SwelI-Head to Re
main in Office

London Jan 25.-There is good reason
to believe thai Governor Swettenham OF
Jamaica has forwarded his resignation To
the colonial office. The officials there
say they are not prepared either TO CON
firm or deny the report. but they admit
having received kilograms of a confiden-
tial character from the governor. It has
been fully expected here that Il solution
of the difficulty would be found III SWEET
tenham's resignation it has. been freely
stated in the colonial and other govern
ment offices that it was quite impossible
for Swettenhaln To continue i'm office. not
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COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court.

supreme NONIls
j. a. McCollum. plaintiff ana respond
ent. ~. Southern Pacific company: de-
PENDANT and appellant. Judgment of dis
trict court affirmed.
Agnes ". Bitzgerald. plaintiff and re-
spoudent, vs. Southern Pacific company.
defendant enc appellant Judgment Of
district court affirmed
T. NJ. Mathis. plaintiff and respondent.
VS. southern Pacific company. defendant
md appellant. Judgment Of district court
affirmed.
New Suits.
SSso-NcCornick * 60. VS.. J. NJ. SVEN
"a a. To collect on note.
Judge Morse.
fSoc-Cnion & East Jordan Irrisation
company IS Richards Irrigation COM
pany. Postponed to January y
S0A-BOsetta DOOlin VS.. James s.. Doc
I'm. divorce. Decree granted plaintiff
S6G-Alice NJ Granville vs.. o. G Clan
vile. divorce. Taken under Amusement
Sss>-Sadie Wilkinson Cameron vs.. Fran
plaintiff
7ast-Emma Ansee vs. Leonard Ansec.
divorce. Confined ono week
552g-Aun II. Perry vs. John A. Rees. TO
iuis' title Judgment for defendant
Judge Armstrong.
1e-4-Salt Lake CITY VS.. Paul Popovitcb.
Selling liquor or sunday Defendant
pleads guilty. Finc imposed
SSH. =. Morgan VS.. John Edwards.
Order 10 show cause why receiver should
Got Dc appointed. Continued TO January
l6-1-State of Utah VS.. a. r. Day. Muir
der ~ the first degree Continued one
week by consent.
Judge Lewis.
S062-MOroni W. Nagstaff vs. Utah
Light Railway company. Personal in
iuries, Trial resumed.
Judge Ritchie
1891 Bingham Coal & Lumber company
rs Rio Grande Western Railway com
panY Damages. Trial rssumed
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"To enjoy freedom from, chilbla.ns.'
writes John Kemp. East Otisfield, Me-,
Il apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Have
also used it for salt rheurn with excel
TENT results" Guaranteed TO cure
fever sores. indolent ulcers, piles, Jurns.
wounds frost bites and skin Diseases.
CSC at 2. c. NJ. ]. Drug Store.