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Show THE HE OFEItn HOUSE BftRBGK SHOP la the place to go a for fashionable hair - cut, a good bath, or a good, easy, clean shave with positive ' guarantee : . House Bills Passsd. Following is a list of House bills paseed, and those in the hands of the Governor for approval or veto: Nol 1, by Shepard An . act relation to revision of action, - Clean towel a, cap and razor for each customer, and the easiest, smoothest work. The finest soaps, oils, essences, cosmetics and perfumes are the ones we pse. Opera Bouse Barb ..Under ThatcherBa.uk, OSCAR L. COUCH. ' i FAT, JUICY and TENDER are the prime roast, boiling, broil ing or trying beef, mutton, pork and other meats kept in such great assortment at the Fulton Market. arrivesthie As the season market is ala its fish and "best, andT noted for o gameJThe tbeE best only ie Free and to all ery city. - found there. M prompt deliv parts of the vised Statutes providing that title by adverse possession cannot be acquired to real estate held for public purposes. No. 97, by McQuarrie To establish a branch of the agricultural No. 4,' by Shepard An act to amend section 3232, Revised Statutes of 1898, relating to executions. No. Q, by Robertson An act amending section ;4359, Revised Statutes, defining grand larceny. No.16, by - Shepard Providing for the payment of regular and contingent expenses of the third session of the Legislature of. the State of Utah. An No, 17, by Jackson 4 of an act amending section litled VAn act providing for formatidn of railroad corporations, for the purpose of purchasing, owning, operating, 'maintaining and extending Railroad lines, franchises, properties and appurtenances, authorizing the issue of bondmaking deeds of trust and mortgages and liefining lights- and powers of suoh corporation s. No. 31, by By water To amend section 974 of the Revised Statutes, WILLIAM READING, Prop. Main Street. mr meat -r- os- Cood. Fat. Juicy MEAT ... Of all Kinds, T- O- JOSEPH KNOWLES, Prop. Foni doom west of S "nt street, Loea Thatcher Bros, Banking Co, Capital Si50,000.00. iSiipp i i Robinson 165, by " ., 1 .amend-EeCtlOQ U Session-L- a re- - Tby dl4r-Re- - :hM .o - Nr - Utah. G. W. Tuatchkk, L. S. Hills, W. D. Hendricks, MoSEh ThA'ICHEB, D. 11. Pkery, R. J. Taylor, L. R. Martixsau, S W. Ritkr, James Mack, W. A. Robsitkr, . i! i fur-niehi- ng v H.E. Haich. Prompt and intelligent attention given .Wills. No. to all the internets of our customers. i Land Attorney, by McQuarrie To amend section 3718, Revised Statutes, relating to letters of adminis- - ...... X . t Re-vise- Y utes. No. 125, by ONeil 70,. T,C. Bailey, nrxt door to U. 8. Land tration. To No. 72, by McQuarrie Office, Salt Lake City. Patents obfor tained, Agricultural, Desert and amend section 3S89 of the Revised Mineral Lands. u to sales, mortgag JLJBL Barker, notary public, and local Statutes, relating leases. and es agent, Newton, Utah, will answer corNo. 85, by Roylance Appropri respondence and furnish information on application. ating the sum of $1000 to J. W. Allen of Springville, Utah. No, 88, by Forman To amend A.0UB 1899 MACKINTOSH section 169 of the Revised Statutes 8KD MO MUSKY, cut Uii Ml. out ud vend to os, Mato ymt kkl mm of the States of Utah, relating to MllU, koat toaaaara, laaf Ui M uail fraat eellar ioto, kaeMe waW Mae, incorporation and classification of kauaa .at aklria 4 and a vrili cities. laud voe tttt kiatklatoik 1tx- - i lo. 92, by Shepard Approving, d legalizing, and adopting the Statutes of Utah, 1898. totri(ntl af, pay jrourtwto' No., 94, by, Wheeler Providing vi r Iriu uL6mta ikiiM: for elmnrNti the planner of locating and re..iMfi.i svprtot e4tKII MACElNTOaM la Mala al MAS raaaito tuiMi to and placer mining ;tiCZ 1 daaMa toslaaa, watortoeM cording quartz I S CUTEoin Skkcr PlMd claims and. copying, records, and lining, ri4 oollar, doublo ctmintto foU defining pluties of ICoonty Recordrapo aad skirt. roar, aatood W Mf ers and district,, mining recorders talloMBaaa. and repealing,' certain sections of to kwha.IttoTto'll the Revised Statutes of Utah. kptauca a co.o- -'NiMH ta.iu,ll4 No. 95, by Holmgren Adding a execution. IW TOJIII THE A VOIia A man must fight to win a woman is not always a duel with rapiers thai C most engage inSometimes it is a truLu which on the surface appears to be more peaceful than any battle at annl isnt the soldier only.who must be brski Men need courage to succeed anyhewS . life. A mechanic or a farmer needs srit? in his soul as well as on his hands whatever line of work a man is called uun-rji to make, his way in the world he . show and steady persevering dctUT mrnatlonif he expects-twin hold a worthy womans affection. r , A woman man a from . judges, ancea. If he is energetic and forcible sha doesnt always stop to reason why. .. . DIRECTORS! No. 180, by Shepard To amend sections 3215, Revised Statute? lating to property -- w Logan, ' o wsof1897, creating a Vised Statutes, relating .. to.. private State Board of Horticulture, pro- Corporations. No. 167, by Johnson To amend viding for the quarantine and disinfection of orchards, fruit trees, section 3750 of the Revised Staseeds, scions, grafts, buBhes and tutes, relating-t- o appeals from vines; providing for the dissemina- Justices' courts and when suoh aption of useful knowledge pertain- peals, may be dismissed,. No. 173, by Farr To amend ing to horticulture and for the sections 2421 and 2423 and to're-pea- l, of statistics regarding compilation section 2422 of the Revised the same and authorizing the apfruit-tree inspectors Statutes, relating to the duties of pointment of State Auditor. and defining their duties. , No. 111. by McQuarrie Tj. - No. 174, by Far r Amendiog amend section 5164, Revised Sta- section 2428 of the Revised Stattutes, relating to witnesses in crim utes, relating to duties of the State Inal proceedings in Justices courts Auditor. N o. 175.ly 'Far r To amend and to- - testFmonyrven by such section 2666 and to repeal, sections witnesses. No 11 4, by Cummings For Re- 2668 vnd 2668 of the Revised Stat m State University. moval conimis-sions utes, relatiug to settlements by relating to the fees wand No. 122' To amend counties with the State. by Stewart of Sheriffs. No. 184 Ceding to the United 34 and subdivision 35 No. 33, by Smith To amend sub'l States of of Revised 206 Statthe exclusive jurisdiction over bto.H StatRevised T818 of the bection to of or lands the utes, relating powers territory within this State utes of 1896, pertaining to the City Council. hereafter of text books, furniture acquired for a site for a No, 134, by Shepard Authoriz- public building, and authorizing and school supplies. No. 44, by Clyde Creating the ing any corporation owning any the Governor to execute the same. office of District Attorney and de- railroad in this Slate to sell and in governors hands. fining the duties and powers there- convey its property and franchises, No. 24, by Stewart An act in of, and to amend sections 2061, or any part thereof, to any other railroad un4693 of organized and the corporation to corporate suretyship on relation 633, 2449, 4692, der the laws of this State, or of any bonds and other Code of 1898. obligations, proother State or Territory, or the viding for the No. 47, by Sorenson Authorizacceptance as surety ing the Board of Pardons to reduce United States, and defining the of corporations qualified to act as sentences of State prisoners for powers of such purchasing corpora- such, the release of such surety, ... of euch tion. the safe depositing of assets for good behavior,-forfeituNoL35, byiilch ards Prescrib- which such surety-- may -- be liable,-th-e reduction and parole of prisoners; No. 52, by Shepard Relating to ing tbt method of assessment, charge by fiduciaries" and litiand division of taxes re- gants of the expense of new trials in the District courts, .procuring repealing sections 3293 and 3296 ceived from any live stock brought such sureties, and repealing all into the State, or moved from any lawa in conflict therewith. of the Revised Statutes. No. 55, by Parry Providing for county to another for grazing purNo. 29, by Holmgren An act to and the and poses, of use fixing penalty establish a six months course of money heretofore appropriated for the branch Normal school, forfeiture for violation. thereunder studies in the Agricultural College, No. 142, by Lloyd for its maintenance and furnishMaking it beginning November let of each do unneceb-arto location year. of those reimbursement mining perings, No. 25, by ONeil For an act to sons furnishing and maintaining work this year. No. PrescribHansen 148, reimby nnd such sch ,ol heretofore, amend chapter 1, title 42, Revised bursement for heating plant in ing the duti c of Cbunty Recorders Statutes, relating to mines and such school and appropriation for in counties of the first and second mining. class in relation to maintaining No. 51. by Shepard Amending that purpose. p No. 58, by Callister To amend maps and section 3316 of the Revised Statutes section 205 of the Revised Statutes, furnishing for the use of the Coun- of 1S92 relating to appeals. No. 53, by Shepard Amending relating to the time when ordinan- ty Aeseosor copies thereof, and reces take effect and to their publica- pealing acts and parts of acts in section 3305 of the Revised Statconflict th rewith. tion. utes relating to appeals. No 157. by ONeil Repealing No. 64, by Stewart To amend No. 84, by Shepard Relating to Revised section re 429U, of 231 Revised Statutes, section the Statutes negotiable instruments being an of Utah, 1898, relating to the anact to establish a law uniform nual financial statements of cities with laws of other States. Some women at the critical period of apand repealing subdivision 7 of said proaching No. 91, by Lloyd--T- o amend motherhood fortunately receive section. every care and attention which abundant section 214 of the Revised Statutes can bestow, but the vast majority of No. 65, by Stewart by request means them arc obliged to take care of themselves of Utah, 2898, relating to officers of To regulate the practice in Jus- and do their own work into the bargain; cities, their duties and powers. No. 103, by Shepard Relating tices courts and for the repeal of and what woman with family duties de- 3676 3675 and to of the admission of attorneys, and mragraphs counsellors-at-laevised Statutes..,. to practice in the No. 68, by Stewart by request courts of the State. To amend section 1400 of the No. 104, by Shepard Amending Revised Statutes, relating to mesection 658, Revised Statutes, prochanics liens. viding when the terms of the SuTo No. 69, by McQaarrie preme court shall be held. amend section 3789, Revised StatNo. 112, by Mrs. Horne To utes, relating to ;the probate of amendjection.2305,. Revised Statpresent-ownershi- w i , ollection TUe Union Meai Market. . i ' , re Also Fish in Season, -- CO toxicating liquors within ten miles' of an Indian reservation, except in incorporate cities or towns. No 159, by Stewart To amend section 599, Revised Statutes for the duties of Sheriff. No. 160, by Stewart Ti amend section 4734, Revised Statutes of Utah, providing tfiat bat one offense shall be charged in an indictments information and for the joinder of differeut counts in certain cases. . No. 162, by Stewart Substitute for the fire and police bill No. 77. j summons. No. 101. by Bennion To prevent the adulteration of vinegar and to regulate the manufacture and sale thereof. No. 102, by Bennion Amending ;No. sections 9, 11 and 14, chapter 33, quest vi-to- i 69 of the Re- lating to the unlawful sale of in- ; tch. I title , . J-Barbersl- i new section to experiment station. No. 98, by. Stewart by request No. 2, by Shepard An act .to To amend flection 2948, Revised amend section 3198 of the Revised Statutes, in relation to service of Statutes of 1898, relating to judgments. ' against...., JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAIL MARCH 2$ 1879 .. TRI-WEEK- LY pendent upon her can be expected to pawearitiently endure the ness of waiting and hoping in sickness and wretchedness for a recovery that seems to come on leaden wings ? loop-drawn-o- ut My wife has been a great sufferer from trouble incident to approaching motherhood, says K. R. Nelson, of Darvills, Dinwiddle Co,, 8he suffered with such sick stomach that she could not take distressing food; what little was forced down could uoCJbc retained. Her breath was very offensive and indicated a bad state of the ptomach. The digestive organs refused to work. The trouble became so severe and obstinate that I was really alarmed. She began taking Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets and about the same time I wrote to Dr. Pierce for particular ad vioe. He promptly and very courteously replied, saying that he felt sure a persistent use of these remedies would prove effectual. By the time the letter was received she was improvingfast and before all of one bottle each of the Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery had been taken she was up, able to eat, retain and digest her food. She continued to improve until entirely well without taking more than the two bottles mentioned, and some of the Pellets. y Accept no substitute for these World-fam- ed medicines,. that may be urged upon yon, not for your good, but that the dealer may make a little extrS profit. These Remedies Contain bo trace of alco- hoi, nor opium, nor any of the dangerous drugs which enter1 so largely into many advertised compounds,', recommended for the cure of invalid women. They will not create craving for stimulants. - - lungs. The doctors call it consumption and prescribe lung specifies. But what the man needs is a medicine to go deep down into the foundations of the trouble ; clear the. poison out of hts blood ; wake up his liver, ' purify, revitalize and build up his He system from the foundation-stone- . needs Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery which has cured innumerable cases of obstinate liver complaint which the diagnosed as hopeless consumption. The work of this masterful Discovery of life is begins at the very corner-stonthe stomach and nutritive organism. It gives appetite, nourishment, rich blood, healthy, 6olid flesh. A cough is only a symptom; there are other things that make the cough ; they must be got rid of first, the cough may be the last thing to go away. Dr. Pierces marvelous "Discovery isnt a lung specific ; but it does more than any such specific can ever do. It sweeps out of the blood all the foul that lodge in the lungs and originate consumption ; it heals and builds np the delicate tissues and imbues the entire system with strength and active energy. The fact is well established that the Golden Medical Discovery cures weak lungs, bleeding from lungs, obstinate, lingering coughs, laryngitis, bronchitis, throat disease, and kindred affections of the which, if neglected or badly treated, lead up to consumption Many thousands of well established cures of such cases are reported by the moat trustworthy citizens. Many of these cases had been pronounced consumption and incurable bv the best local physicians before the sufierers commenced the use of Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. Dr. Pierces Favorite - Prescription is recognized everywhere as the greatest of nerve and strength builders for weak and ailing women. His Pleasant Pellets . art acknowledged as the most perfect natural laxative ever prescribed. Out of his lifetime experience as a practicing physician and professor of physiology, Dr. Pierce has compiled a wonderful thousand-pag- e book, illustrated with over Too drawings and several colored plates. It is entitled the Peoples Common Senas Medical Adviser, and is a complete family medical library in one volume. Nearly seven hundred thousand copies wan sola at $r.jo each: 'Dr.1 Fierce considered" the profit on this sale warranted him in issuing a free edition, and a copy will now be sent absolutely free for the bare cost of mailiug, ai stamp of in heavier French-clot- h covers for V stamps. Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo. N. Y. Only one copy will be ssnt to oat family. It should Ss in every family ia the land. doc-tor- ap- bridges. - Providing that the State' and county and municipal printing,; binding and work for the several and municipalities throughout the State shall be exe cuted within, the. State, county or for which said work municipalities ' disea- se-germs s, stationary -- uO quest Til ChijrJfjs NOTARY PUBLIC . No. 156, by Cummings d one-ce- counties is done. s e paper-boun- Making propriations for the construction and repair of certain highways and No. 152, by Jackson looks like the Spanish senorita at tier window and applauds the man who fivht bravely. He may win, he may lose : bat he must never flag; ; he must fight . A man doesnt always do liimself justice. He may make a bad showing when he really isnt to blame. It is common to sap of a man who is timid and incapable that he is "white livered. Sometimes this is literally true, yet not any reproach to a man either. Many a man with a brave, willing heart for- his work acts at time like a lazy quitter, just because his liver is out of order. It is the commonest kind of a disease. , A man doesnt know what is the matter with him ; he feels all the strength and energy oozing out of him ; he cant work; he cant eat ; he cant sleep ; he cant evea think clearly. He loses heart and courage and flesh ; pretty soon he feels it in his , ' t: by re m gut' yum deed, . mortgages, fuwhat be made ont and Notary work attended ' shall Declaring . public works. No. 170, by Stewart by request To cause the products manufac tured by convict labor made or brought into the State of Utah for sale to be branded as convict-labo- r Unclaimed Lottors. , i, Mr. Christian Hannon, Mies Ursial Jonsson, Dr. J. T. Kura, goods. Mr..j,.M Laraon, . Miss Kate Perry, . No. 170, by Lloyd by request ' , Providing for, the transmission ' Mrs. Geo. Thomas. fcrithlk .11 lor called the above are the not Treasurer by, to the County two weeks 'from date they will be sear County Recorder of certified re- to the Dead Utter Office at Washcords of tax sales; and for abstractOrson Burra, P. M. ington. . ing of such records by the 20. 1899. Mar. Utah. an, , . County I |