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~ the Probate Court for Ssii r, w, ~.
To al persons Interested in th,. esta,. I,s','1cl
G. ADAAS, late Of Dover. in s,'i An
Whereas. Chas u Ad,,r-. Greeting
coult an instrument purporting 10 I..,i,.'i 10 Z
OF sald deceased for probate. -You er.. '9'l
notlled that this court will decide uron men, urtr
natt oI sad Instrument AT tn session ,, .,.r
s 90 htiu al the Probate Once in BrattI-,,ro'
S ss,, District on the last Saturday of r,,,'
loJ3. when and where you may sprasr YaIus
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~ by the Probate Court for said District
TO all Persons interested IN the estate Of GgO
HODGklNS, late of Warisburo. in said di,tfc
ueS, astu. Greeting
Whereas. j. Q. Subway, Administrator ma
the estate Of Gro. Hndgkins, late Of WadsF,o-i
in said district DECREASED. has flrd a p-tutn
this court setting forth that the sale Of the Who'll
of the real estate Of SAID deceased will h. nres1i
TO the heirs, AM all persons Interested th-rl
in and praying for licrnse 10 sell the same and
the same time filed in this conrt what pun ms
DE the consent in writing Of all the / II n
siding IN this state to such sale Whsrl
upon it is ordered that the same b. heard
the session of said court to be held at the lrobad
Office in Brattleboro, on the last SATURDAY
January. A. ID. 1873, when and where YOU nal
be heard in the premises if you Sc cause.
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A lady passed on marketing day.
Who, pausing at grocery store,
Stepped quickly in at the open door.
With bated breath and anxious mien
She queried: "have you COTTOLENEF'
The grocer, leaving off his work,
lnterogated every clerk;
But none up to that time had seen
An article called "COTTOLENE."
What is it?" said he to the dame,
THAT answers to this curious name.
What is it made Off What's its user
My Ignorance you'll please excuse"
YOU'RE not the merchantfor my dimes,
| see you're quite behind the times.
For COTTOLENE, I'd have you know,
Is now the thing that's all the go,
An article of high regard;
A healthful substitute for lard.
Its composition pure and clean;
For cooking give me COTTOLENE."
As from his store the lady fled,
The grocer gently scratched his head
On his next order, first was seen,
''Ont dosea cases COTTOLENE."
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By the Probate Court for saiI t,,. ~
To all persons int rested IL, l'i'u district
ALNlRA BENNETT, late Of BrattIrbor'e state
district, deceased. "'ro. IN "a
You are hereby notified that tbi. COM, rrt,nR
elde upon the allowance Of the accom-, W T'i u
r ~ nuett, EX' cutor Of the last v.,n w w.
deceased. and decree distribution tb. wv ~ s.
parsons entitled at the session tI.r'", 10
held at the Probate Office In Brattt.j..i TO
last Saturday Of January, 1897. vbar on Z
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To all persons Interested I'M '.' bNtrc
SARAH a. HOLBROOK late Of TIE, STATE
said District, deceased. ''" Shrnd.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

The new and imposing structure
erected for the Joint use Of the Salt
Lake Literary anu Scientific as9ocia'
ton and the Church university is sit'
uated on Frat North hifeoi, west. II
architectural design aud In the excel
lenco Of IL appointments, II IL a model
The University was founded and en-
lowed by Tho First Presidency aud
the quorum Of the Twelve Apostles Of
the Church Of Josus Christ Of Latter
day Saints, Ia compliance with The
Teques. made by the body Of lh,
Church, convened Ia general confer.
ence, Oh April 8, 1899. II has for iti
object the education u the youth ia
all that pertains to well.rou ded
completion OF an equipment for tue
active duties o. life.
The management have been most
fortunate In the selection u an tduca'
tor who stands high In the ranks Of
his profession TO take charge Of ;he
natural sciences, and with the return
Of business 10 It's normal condition It
t. anticipated that corps OF instructors
viii be added, aud couues OF study
comparing iAvofably with the best
Institutions In the country will be pro-
jectrd.
The board Of trustees hre NJ iolloWe'
George q. Cannon, chairman; Joseph
y. smith, Loreu2, Snow, Brigham
Young, Hcbcr J.. Grant, Anthem H.
Luud, Priscilla =. Jennings, Maria y
Dougail, Kali q. Mao,er, James snafp,
willard Young, lie Grand Young, j.
D. q. Young, Spencer Clawsoui Hooei
NJ. Wells.
CnUHCH UNIVERSITY EQUIPMENT
The building IL ,quippeu IA the most
modern style Tor the laboratory method
Or practical melh'sis Of teaching.
The lecture rooms arc COmmOdiOua
aud well lighted, with specially en-
cient arrangements for ventilation,
The building Ia warmed by an In
direct method oi steam hcatipK.
Besides numerous recitation rooms.
twn rooms are specially fitted "a.
science lecture rooms. Tue main leo
tufc room IN on the ground n0Or,
running into the basement. The scat
are arranged In tiers % that every
spectator has full view OF tue opvrat
INK table. a ufst class stcfeJpticou b.
Ia plsce; and the huit ~ are made f0i
all kinds II scientific wotk. The table
10 provided with gs,, electric wires
motors, water tank, DRAFT closets, ~
piutOfs, ami otter pumps. A large
hood occupies the oorneF and being
constructed largely u Rlnss affords .ulI
view Of the OperatiOnA carried U.
within IL. Drafts for the removal Of
Offensive vapors arc operated 10y gas Jets
which are lighted by the simple tauch'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

shown TO the visitor. The watch and
powder-horn and sword carried by
David Patten when he was KILLED is
preserved Ia tbis collection. The
burlr usei w the Pioneers All cane
used 10y Bngham Young ate interest.
ing features The latcu ftOm ~ door
90 Carthage jail ale shown ~, well ne
tIr kurt .Iuiu 'Iom one Ut tho stone
uNeu upun wuiou trttpd the be ntieinel
font iu the NAuyuD Temple. Nuutr.
us OihUf relies Hlunecte VITA q ah
nUu ulr early settlers may ne seen,
whiC ntc Of iltute-t 90 all
a valuable relic a an apron
male OF hupst SILK ami beau
' uiiv embroidered, the work Ut
Queen Elzthtth uf Englapi. A
slI per W co. ny q muinber oi lie iamily
vf Ridley tlt martyr Pieces OF w0Ud
from inb uuUsu %. Shakespeare, from
ihu tree under Vbich Mareick the
Ring maker stood ard watched tho
battle of Hasiinas, "a vast % tue pulpit
from which john Bunyau, the author
w pIlgfimH PfugfUss, used 10 preach.
AlsItiUls tom different c1untrien and
40 different times, the most valuable
of which we we're told were two irum
Iho Sandwich Isltuds, idols " this
Kind being so RAE that even collectors
100 Honolulu had tnrfud lnrge prices
Tor tgtse spucImuns Aud 20 We might
sp uu naming hundreds Of specimens,
all OF which w0uiI he highly interest
ing nud iusifucuy..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

prepared lot exhibition mammoth's
head md tuska over six feet high and
lwelvetset long. Another important one
u The oIepuas, also bViug prepared Tor
exhibition. But not only weru there
'Jsiis aud yhsis OF animal rtmaiua, tut
aiso fOssil remains Of vegetable struc.
lures which rrU F1 numerous nuu i,-
info,uug as tn make III difficult 10 select
shy OF special Interest.
IT, 90" 21Ol0 lchl uctaTtmeitnmJug
vfflrtpt,- might be- mentioned the
Uuaui. ul axis OF AsiatiC sp0tt,d dref.
... cugiuu Ur prong horn antelope. the
1iack tlii deer, tho zebra, the W0ivct-
'uti nu4 Che curious kangaruI, lurcu.
pines OF this aud foreign c0uuiritt, Lvu
excellent specimens of the f.X Stem.
uuu must De- mnIt OF o. u.u buffalo
bead lD uu spuu iu the collection, ay.
now leIEUi NY nli vIaitofs o. be- one Of
thu auuat 10 mot the finest Co Nutrpn lu
the muscum collections 90 any nft OF
tUc world.
lu tlr urnilholosic4l exhibit was g.
tr s.vu one u. tHu hufst golIun ,lgirs
over BILLED Boo This fpgiHn ot Cue Cuui-
lrN Hero HlFI was lhu rrrstud IDA
IWI, the wuuHpiug crane, thrgu
u TOUR feet boo height, Che swan. .u.i.
..r tuJ due game bIrIs 10 Inc region.
ducks. geese. mo.suusrtf, teal, tufus,
.iy. one . lur most brnuU h.I nY,e.'
men. among iuu iifds Do "a mount ~
.Ht u.n aulI, uivuf the most benut'n
900 uuI. fn be- ttru tu tho entire clIIyg.
..Hu. "a Hup collection OF so1estrfsnu
HtulHl were observed. MANY uf tap
.Wuul tUis Ir.I 90 Wvrc 90 be- seen boo
Ih. objection.
tu.u. lur .ley.muus pfpfrtv,d Iu
.II.aH. uur Ui .urGIa monster. rIu.
Opguug 100 poisonous nature ui which
such tEtuyargut .tltlt. have been
,HiI. .I.. tHuIrsIs Tatiiosua. e., aud
many beautifully uuICl tuH.us HuI
lIfti1s' a E.nui centiptlr was noticed
'nA 500 .Nr o.. ma NiurEtf .,pigiou
1f tl'N. "N - .'1ir.Hu Whose bite VIII
t"n.u ".mN.t 300 .hu. Nttlh.
th tIr Chronological 'Ah'1it fr
macy inir A.u 'c''lluI Hlccimrus
A'.tFh ''i m'.N- h!l yc'I,s from
lhulA' l''l't Al' wei luNt 20 huA
s Ntll Ang COLLECTION oi ul' nAhvu 10.
src,s Was gu tAhlolliah'
IN inc elh'hoioS.gh' tAhlult might
hnsruh Aul'iia hennl,lH NNl NUN il.ls.
OF shoHsi ihr hehnu'ut chnmurf1i
ahuHlut venus e3n'i lir ''Ig
ltumlc. hhti' uacl lu .'inn p'a'el o. n
Tea kttue' il' h'AAl'lal como suclls,
anu tho eo"fy, u'td ~ lh1la llt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

INK of nn electric button. Two oilicills
ff0m the French department Oi public
iustruotion recently visited tbs tuia
ing, mud declared that FfanCr cBnuut
Uosst OF lectato rom more com.
pleteiy Ur conveniently qilppJd Than
IL this.
rho special lee .uro room for physical
acisuce clasaUs, though on u smaller
scale, il no lvss complete. sliding
IlscsuUard8, charts ami diagrams
huug On rollers, and cabinet casrs
dlleI with Illustrative specimens give
distinguishing appearance " the
plaot.
Inc laboratories are C0nstrucled with
great regAfd tu ,fNCpcy an cluyun.
once. Tho stuItu,s' iAu1tuufy, con.
lrary 40 the usual custom, ls one NJ the
ID. 81 nYhtru rooms Ia the uuIluitg. rng
tables fun diagonal 80 that 100 worker
cuts Oh Hight from his uoisubst.
The tab % are supplied at each wore.
iug place with litter pumit, and OK.
hHust apparatus, water, gas aud JFAiu-
age. Eauh s.u.ent has private - ssrs-
Nou Of a tier cot shelves, with large
cupboard AMI SIT OF four c1mmDIi0us
Irawcfs, with locks. la the room, 'Dr
general use, ure large sinks, cuIaciHus
/ hODds, blast lamps, Aud as1rHtOs.u1vU rgd
/ tables, distilled water apparatus anu
iablial0ry balances. Work is Assigned
by the professor daily, puulcd ouiioiins
/ ucing Issued, anu tauu stu 4uIt suppIicI
/ with n cory.
Near the main laboratory " the Dis.
peusary, Tor which the custodian d'-.
| tributes needed supplies Ui nppaBiu.
AMI material EAcn tnatfigulatcI
student 81 allowed 10 order al uiucs
necessary from prescribed work; hc pHyB
I TOT nothing that ~ retained Iu good
/ order, his cot IL therefore reduced 60
q minimum. BY making Hucp large
/ purchase tbs Uuvyrsily ufs obtained
| supplies vt greatly reduce Ntsa, o.
which arrangements the stu lru,s reap
/ the benefit. P0ut AMI riCn stuuynt-
receive use supple lack Oi means,
which ~ Oiteu nave pr, vented talented
students rom pumuiug lines uf *.
/ pcrmentsi " IrA, N here no barrier.
The pIJicssJT't private uillcu II
/ simply tul admirably httud W. Elsc
| trio duyiru- place tbs occupant In com-
muu.C ZION with every fJum per.uiu-
Ing 20 uis special workj boy the ssms
/ power, doors are opened, soomiugly
/ without hnuds.
The profess ~ private laborat ~ n
equipped i.r ongiual, preparation, ami
| research work. Air pumps, water
| heaters, hoods, gas furnaces, distllliug
. dppsfatus, aud d multitude VI Otuet
| devices remind QUO Of the cell VI au
/ euchanier.
la Que room isA table htti d Tor nj.
CT scopiC.l Hlupntali IL anu study.
! Tue balance room C1nla'Ht N u the
! finest auniuyliCal balances all mount
| ed Oh marul- iH AZ d a vaN 30 20
avoid lTomors. The doors leading into
| all these rooms are dust tigu. line
| chem cal bal ,nces are mttycs 20 ieli-
cate adIustmen on eau litora y
! weigh small piece ~ hair BY
! Weighing q Iitce 10 taper, then mHk'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18
EDUCATIONAL Matters

Church University Buildings Most Perfectly Equipped
University West-lts Convenient Rooms and "agnif-
oont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Collections OF tho Ooserot
Museum.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-28

It was not the Duke of Yeragua's fault that his ancestor many times re- moved discovered this country and thus prepared the way for the great Amer ican nation. Neither was it his fault, but his misfortune, that when we invit- cd him over here to join free of expense in our glorious Columbian celebration he depleted his already short finances by trying to do the ducal proper thing and give fine presents to private individuals who had been gracious to him. But it will be our fault decidedly if we do not in some delicate way help him out of the bankruptcy which his visit to our coup- try aided in precipitating. President T. W. Palmer of the Worlds fair commis- sion is quite right in starting a subscrip- ton for the dukes relief. He is really noble duke-not one of the snide kind. General Horace Porter, J. Nj. Ceballos and J. N. Navarro, all of New York city, are members of the committee to receive subscriptions, which will place the Duchess of veragus and her chil- dren beyond want. George W. Childs has also been requested by Senator Palmer to serve on the subscription committee.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-28

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