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Show V LoaAN. PTA.0 APIOir C0S1S N0IH1S5 L'MESS CUED. A Fair Offer Made by Cvrcs E. Napper '' .v. riitricivwui.. rov d I Ciat of Huh 2 t ! it-- ,; ' rr trUh voanhet ?B of county. Ctah on or before W o $$T BA. D. MM. ,f0ubUetinW plLKIVaTON,-l- .v sSU " r ; c2 . , uebere Oach Coontr, Doiomber k. 3HjSrWwttoW Uy of A. D. 20th, of first publication, July B,D.Tf gitw - f- ! inKrfu-lon- . JA8PEBLCMMON. tSH. 0 .Wrotor of Henry BugheDeceased. . r a- . . - ubrC. mill ? Peceaaed, , with oonehm Cache County, Say of, Dtecwhor Lewis, claim prent t Lonn, &? fisiwe pubiiovlon. July noth. A.t). bKSJAMW H. LEWIS, Poeeawd ij.HtatrtorofBrOraC.Lj'rK , to OrwlitOT. a otls J Int Anmliitotwtor lit pablleatioB. July SOth, A. D n.,V. L ARSEN. of Oaatovo V.Loraon,Doceaaed aw Notks to . Creditors- - A , . v KAPiof Oeorft ralnter, deoeoood. claim with vouchers Creditor will pre-e- nl te lb uodeninod at Loyao, Cache County, UUb. on or before tbe 3rd day of December, A, XT iew D. pabUratlo July 3Dth. A D.190I. JOSEPH B. PAINT SB, , AJoloutrator of George P Inter, Peceased. Dl of first , ' la SkerlfTt Sale."' tbe District Court 8ttc of UUb. Coisty, I 6alt Lake . lw t. BaBaoad, . i : Defendant. - r , I To be told t Sheriff sole on tbo 23nd day of Aayast. Not, at li oclock, nooa. at tbo front loer of the eouniy court bout la Logan L'tsh. all the right title and Interest of defend t on Oct. SI h, 11M3, in and to lbe iiUotnf desrrit-- d real properly, to wit : . f Sglnlnc at a polut chain east of a or tlnf s' ?f' Hoa Jwlteaof aald county. J Co. a corporation, Plantlff. ieort A D. i la and for , April term, IfcH. I ff J i "' J chaws north of the aortheat Mock II, Plot A Trorlileoce Town site Surrey, thence running wet cbnlna; fhence north 4 chains; thence west SA0 chains to n point II,VIchaiaH north of the northwast rornetefsoid Mock, theuee OortbS) cbalna to f fipring Greek ; i bene ta a south msterty dfweUoB following said Spring beilaniBg, together with aUwater point 1UA0 rwMref laltt iblng tlii r rlu M to ilUor often t tbe ' oeo'bob c." big by, sheriff, Cache Connty, Ctahr - Pickett and CB use It Beck ,;j, Horse-Shoei- rites . a-1- ng Exclusively mama 1th itf B.O. Foundry building. . fioucetn(j jon will come again. tbe mle P at uror r Ion son of jia ov! comes id a w air. yna fair- shy. . i. .In. nd. I r ere 0 J n. tree lee. takiD ,,ni,c . . To aP: the . art of ,"'J,'r!,d!f9'trnCf'd ?on - time i roo n381 jve et aioi't- -' utr pieces. k?rCnle tle affairs in meta or Bamel. yre alln i:rafetimeS5r!nfefd ,t0 keep J. ling. Lbe AXCINT DAYS ", affairs and taTll cIum re Hate Wer'RCPnurate- - d. r 1N . r ! 5? "fJpr Casif tnlaytliinlyon I i TheEr x" Sufferers From Catarrt. t t rut f)ricea aro cate to pay. Jewelry Co., a1 ' Fo the third time in the history SffiteSfi ftr.oPth, " Broadway squad ha succeeded to the position of on the niaiu HtusE. Napper is gelling ? Hy door of the bank.guardMatthew 8mitb, Omei on u plan. that has caused tae bf? fellow who has so loug considerable tails amongst his ua-- , IPded the portal, has retired to Sullivau county with a large bank roll to his credit; His successor is James Mclh-rmott- , who has for 26 years guarded the crossings on the lower part of - Broadway, fle retired from the force to accept the position vacated by. Smith, and selected for the Cyras E. Napper offers to refund ? t,e ,l tbe rnuupy if udotw pot give the lP ?e Mfro. Broadway squad,desired brnetit. Xbis ia cCrtajnJy both Smithy and - his predecessor tig of the tairest offers that can be having been' choReu by Mr. Mormade uud uuy one who has catarrh gan from that body of policemen. McDermott is a nmeb larger and does uut tuke advantage of it is doing himself or herself an in- man than either of his predecessors, ahd if bis record as a hamjustice. The Hyomei treatraeut consists mer and 65 pound weight thrower of a smaii h 14 rubber iubalerthat counts for anything he will be able can be carried in tbe vest pocket to meet all comers who are not in tbe banking house. Bnt, or purse, a inedmifie dropper and a bottle (ot Hyomei. The complete like most big men, he is good na treatment casts bnt $1.00 and ae tured, and would rather make the inhaler will last a life time the friends than enemies. It is a trymedicine is very inexpensive. Many ing position he has to fill, and one people who have used it write that calculated to test tbe temper of jf lor ihd. g oi .Hyomei baa done any man, big Or little. A great variety of .cranks and them they would .willingly pay ifllers wander up the step of thousands of oollars. the banking house every day and Extra bottles of Hyomei can be to try get admission to the offices procured for use with the inhaler of its members. Tbe guard on the at 50c. door is to know all the expected Do not suffer any longer with visitors, and to keep a sharp eye tickling, smarting, burning, troubles that afflict those out tor strangers who try to creep who have catarrh. Hyomei will by. At the same time he mast know the men wh$ have bnsiuess core you, but if it shonld not aud who are exit adapted-- to your case, Cyras K. with tbeto bouse, be allowed to walk in pected Napper will return your money, 1 without tbeir cards, He sending iii m must therefore, be a man who can Cure For Hay Fever. . remember names and faces. flyomens a positive cure for tbe Of late years McDermott bas suetrzing, wateriug of tbe eyes, ex- stood at tbe corner of Cedar street cessive runniug at tbe nose, and and Broadway. It was tbtre he intense bnruing of hay fever. It became acquainted with the memsoothes and heals tbe irritated bers of Mr. Morgauj firm who mucous membrane and give qnisk use the Brodway cars, and it was and lasting relief. through their friendship that be was tendered the position vacated by Matthew Smith. Railroad. . Cape to Cairo i Uah travelers prefer tourist Many experienced f sleeping cars for tbe transcontinental journey. The..; v ie i ii C. S. Williams, Commercial Ageiit 106 West Second Sooth am fnlltiedged tto New Just Vhat Can Tell I Your Trip Will Cost If yon plan to travel this summer on either business or pleasure, let me save you tbe tronhle of looking np rates and routes. I have a list of all the railroad stations m the United States, with tbe exact time trains arrive there, and depart. If yon will let me know where you wish to go, I will give yon detailed information which will cost yon notbthg and which may be relied upon as absolutely accurate. If you have not time to call, just drop me a postal card. 1 will answer immediately. . r Tbe Death Penalty. A little thiDg sometimes results Thus a mere scratch, insignificant cuts or pnny boils have paid tbe death penalty. It ia wiso to have Bnckleus Arnica Salve ever handy. Its tbe best Salve on earth and will prevent fatality, when Burns, Sores, Ulcers and Piles threaten, Only 25c, at Rite; Bros. Drug Co. ka r Ticket Offloes in death. V 79 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST. 'R. i" F. NESlfti General Agent. SALT LAKE CITY. 4 ! I t Good Short Stories. Senator Quay waa foDd of telling a story of an experience at a country' hotel uear Pittsburg. Hanging ou the wall in the paTlor Ici on parle was an inscription, Francai8. The senator noticed the inscription, and, turning to tbe proprieDo yon speak tor, saidt French? No. replied the proprietor, Uoited States will do for me. Well, then. said Quay, why do you have that notice on the wall? That means French is spoken here. Well, Ill be blamed if a young chap didnt sell that to me for a motto God bless our home! answered the astoiiished hotel - . -- keeper. Jacob H. Schiff, the New York banker, was talking about plain and direct speech. t , To be plain and direct is albut to be ways best, he said, too plain and direct is lo be nu- -' , , (, cooth to be ludicrous ; A good example of that was afforded by a clergymen!. He was addressing a congregation of fishermen and be wanted to be snre they would understand him. The Bible tells ns, said this clergyman, that it ia as difficult for a camel ' to pass through needles eye as for a rich man to enter tbe kingdom of heaven. That, though is a ronndabont way 1 '' 4 Tho Gconic Lind to Eejv-rf.li- a ,oreB(!Str-- tv t ;; Pneblo, Colorado Springs, Aspen, . Leadnlle, Sgrings, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, tit. Louis, Chicago, and all points east. Connecting nt Ogden Union Depot with all Southern Pacific nd Oregon Short Line Trains, The only- - Transcontinental Line v . ; assing directly through Salt Lake City. - . Glen wood . . t , Splendid Equipped Fast Trains Daily Between OGDEN AND DENVER , Via Three Separate and Distinct Seenio Routes, THROUGH PULLMAN ' AND SLEEPING ORDINARY CARS 4 without (hafca, Kansas City, SI. Louis and Chicago ' To Denver : , change. : Free Reclining Chair Cars. . 4 ' - " ! , ", , i t personally conducted excursions. , , DINING CARS, Service a ia Carte oa all through trains. Por rates, folders, free Illustrated- booklet, etc., inquire of your nearest tiokel agent, specifying the Bio Gr&ade route, or address diflcnlt foe a rich 'jn, I. A. BENTON the kingdom of man reenter for shad to go np a smooth . u orett let, tail $? J I tv iuW1 tendmz from City-- ) i tbe Boer war the road builders on the Cape to Cairo railroad have been poshing it rapidly toward the north. The road has been surveyed as far as Victoria Falts,lho largest falls in the world, on the Zambesi river. The road 1 bed has been graded for a hoot a third of the distance between Bala-waj- o and the Zambesi, the rails are being made and it is expected that late uext year trains will be running to Victoria f Falls all the way from Cape 4Town,' 1700 miles. Meanwhile a torce of surveyors is laying out the route tor north of Zambesi. . iThe route has been changed from that originally contemplated by Mr. Rhodes. His inteution was to extend tbe road to the northeast of Bulawayo, carrying it between Lakes Nyassa and Bangweolo to Lake Taugauyika; but before tbe survey was made explorers began to give definite information about tbe coul mines which Livingston discovered on the banks of the Zambesi many years ago. It has been - h6sertaiued that the coal strata; iu, this region cRrry an euormoaa amount of the fuel and it ia proposed to begiu mining it as noon as the railroad reaches Victoria Falls. As the line has thus been deflected rar to the west, it has been to extend it for tbe present through Germau East Africa, near Lake Tanganyika, but to Lake Kaeali, 700 miles noith of Victoria Falls, in tbe Congo Free Stale. From this point the tracks will be . cairicd down tbe Congo river to Stanley Falls. Here the line of; road projected by Ring built Leopold of Belgium is to be stroma This to Albert1 Nyanza. therefore,' between Stanley Fulls and Albert Nyanza, is to be a link in the Cape to Cario railroad. . The most astonishing things are done in Africa nowadays, and tbeworld will not be very much snrprii'ea when It. od fa lrod, more that this long 8t., Salt Lake cd ng Since Sun.; cau Erfingtt for your trip East in Tourist Cars, offer yon choice of nmtes and trains daily, Utah to Chicago , eye-wateri- The Door." V , - 1 ; . . trtMofGoWT V. Laraon, docooaod. claim with oouchcra uJfwSmlgMdVt Smltbfleld.CochcCounty Cul c r before the 3rd day, of December. IhiWfff II . Athlete WbGsards Pierpost 'Mcfgan. , ; de-Bir- p V Nodes to Creditors. , J , , J to-A- , : (904 - t ; M Crwfitoes; Nodes -. , ..c n -. etc HARD riLKlNOTON. U Bijl G - G. A.P. D., Salt Lake . m y |