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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

4, Naples prisoner named Na.cnii wac charged
hs,ore a magistrate with threatening a fellow-mcn-
A,c,nt with a knife. Investigation disclosed that he
,as 100 years Old. that he had served under Ma
,oioon I in Spain, In Russia and at Waterloo, and
mat he was one of the half-dozen surviving posses
sors OF the St. Helena medal. lie Is forced to beg
not only for his own support. but for that OF his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

Gerrit Keyzer the well-known Dutch dwarf WHO
rivals in size the late General Tom Thumb. mas
Joined the Salvation Army OF the Netherlands; ana
may be seen promcnadng the streets OF ne li'su d
and Amsterdam I'm TIE Salvation Army uhiioi'" anu
presiding al crowded prayer meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

Liebig Company's Extract OF Beef. a..
Annual sale eight million jars Known rou"o s"s
world as the standard for purity and me ha'or'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

Nine. Recamcr's correspondence has just pee' pu,s
no AT auction in Paris 1t embraces a number or
love letters written her by Prince lncien Boha-
parte. Marshal Bcrnadotte. who subsequently ", "
came King OF Sweden and Norway; Massena quo
de Rvoii and Benjamin Constant The letters Oh
Prince Augustus OF Prussia. who wished 10 marry
the famous beauty II she would obtain divorce
from her bankrupt husband. are not among the COL
lection.
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bondsman in the case. Police Justice Taintor Oh
charged him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

The Cass Realty Corporation NO. ' I'm f p..
trcs st quality Coaange furnace sze-at - per Ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

Washington. May 26.-Secretary Gresham ana
Representative Hit are reported better to-nis"''
They both experienced an easy day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

Emperor Williams twenty-ra'er puit Al Me- Me-
from designs by c. l.. Watson. Is reported 10 De CIV
ing great satisfaction to her Imperial owner. am.
her performances during the forthcoming ,eshtua ~
the opening OF the Baltic Canal are iOoKeu io' WIN
great interest by foreign yachtsmcn
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GERMAN BANKS OPPOSE A CHANGE.

Berlin. May 2b.-The conference OF the German
hanks held In Hanover has unanimously adopted
resolutions against any change In the currency
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THE GOSSIP or EUROPE.

BRUTAL GERMAN oFFICER-MME REcA.
MIrEs CoRREsPONDENCE-pRO or TIE
DEATH or GENERAL GORDON
An inconceivable act OF savagery on the part Of
cerman non -commssloned officer Is reported from
sarreburg In Alsace. peasant. encountering
battery Of artillery on the hon.cward march. drew
his wagon to one side TO let IT pass The sergeant
a, the head OF the line ordered him to draw still
further aside. The man replied that II was mpossi
HE since there no room to do so. The battery
nassed in safety, but before the peasan; had had
time TO gather up his rens the sergeant rode back
and with the back of his sword struck two such ter
.,ac bows on the mans head that his skull was
tr,c,ured death ensuing a few hours later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
4 COMMUNIST DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS.

4 COMM NIST DEMONSTRATIONS IN FNItIS'
Paris MAY 9-The usual annual Communist
dlsnlay was made to-day In the Cemetery Of fcrc
la Chaise There was no disorder. The police
cleared the cemetery when Deputy valiant at
tempted 10 address the mob
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DIED.

Flipts Fine Furniture.
Large variety and small cost.
Warerooms, 45 West I'D 81.
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TOXIC WINS TIE AUSTRIAN DERBY
PREACHING WAR AGAINST TURKEY.

Vienna. May a-Thc Austrian Derby was run
here to-day and by Toxic by ten lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

English papers report the arrival at southampton
OF youth In the costume OF Mexican COWBOY On
his way to Jerusalem He has made wager TO GET
from the Gulf OF Mexico TO the Holy Lana without
funds and wlthOu, begging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

JOHN DILLON SPEAKS FOR HOME RULE
L,yernoo, Nav 2s-speaking in this city today
John Dillon. the well-known Irish leader. said that
the Irish Parliamentary party had made unceasing
efforts 10 secure the release Of the Irish ponuca,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

Henccforih criminals at Paris will no longer oe
executed IN the Place de "A Ropuetie, put Al nv
Rarrisre ST jacques. where capital sentences WI"
carried out In the early part OF the century. MS
change has been rendered necessary 10y the 'enl'h-
ZION Of those huge metropolitan prisons known as
La t;raude and Ia Petite Roqucti" the inmates 81
l, sl
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,rpoprs THAT THE GOVERNMENT is PLANNING
eEPRlsAIs FOR THE DEFEAT OF THE ANTI
SOCIALIST BILI.-RUMoRs OF CABINET
CRISIS REvIvED-DIPLoMAT1C Az
PARASITIC KIEI. FESTIVITIES
STAMBULOFF HELD
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one Of Frances most curious cafes has lust been
closed bv order ~ th" police II belonged 10 the
Unknown Communist leader. Maxine lti"Hn -,
and was known bv the name % the casino d-S
Conclergcs or "dcs Pipelets" that being the mex
name for French Jan.tors
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All doubts which have hitherto been ont"riaincl
with regard - the death OF General Gordon N
khartOum have been set at rc-t by hla FORMER l'u-
tenant Colonel Satin. who Is now at Vienna. reg oN-
ering from the effects Of his eleven years CAPTIVITY
among the dervishcs OF the Sogdan on N" lay "i
the fall Of Khartoum General Gorions het WaH
brought to Stains dungeon 10y of m" d"fNl-h"r
ana thrown into his lap Slatin IS the nrst whlte
man to furnish positive testimony Of Gordon ieath
all evidence on the subject having until now been
derived either from hcarsay or from native sources
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

Thanks to Englands frcc-tradc tariff. her indus
trial classes compelled To compete not ony with
ordinary foreign manufactures but also with the
goods produced by prison labor IN continental pen-
ientiarles An appeal has Just been made 10 IN"
Government 10y The carpet manufactures to pace
some check on the importation u carpets ana rugs
made I'm Belgian. German and Indian prisons which
are now flooding the British market.
4 society for tho "eupprcs-ion % scandal" has
lust been Organized IN the ancient German city ~
Instcrhurg ltS members not only hini themselves
- sneak m SANDER bat either prosecute the Sian
icrer IN the name ~ the society or 20 fufli-h the
mems OF doing 50 " ihe person calumnIalei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

WOODLAWN CEMETERY.
Once. No. % T.. 23d-st.
Noodawn Station (24th Ward) Harlem Railroad
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Special Notices.
Bangs & CO.. 80 and al Brondwa,

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at O'clock;
Miscellaneous Theological ana Meoic@A
Books.
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4 REMoNsTRANcE TO THE COMMISSIONERS

MIR. PARKER VISITS DOWNTOWN STATIONS
Police Commissioner Parker accompanied by
friend took a cab yesterday afternoon and made a
tour Of the downtown police stations. The precincts
,ie,toI y,rre the old Slip. Church-st. and Oak-st
siations the Steamboat Squad and the Haroor 70
lice PAiro. at Pier a.
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FRIDAY. al O'Clock.
Engralings, Portraits, Views. etc.
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Tur srMrxAnys FRIENDS CHEERFUL
SIGN or PROGRESS IN TirVI''h'
From The Commercial Advertiser.
PRESBYTERIAN INSTITUTION.
Ap..JI.rplI

The General Assembly will either get control OF
the Union Seminary, II VIII SWING on from this
General Assembly Ii Uho seminary - Thoroughly
PRESBYTERIAN In character and control but II ~ no
directly under tn. charge Of the courts or inc
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12

Aberdeen is arranging tor a week
Of pleasure. Her Gram Palace, for
the third time, will be opened to
the public Sept. 3Oth, and daily at
fractions will be provided for the
By days following. The Chicago
Marine Band, than which there Is
no finer IN the United States, will
give two daily concerts; the Cours-
ing Club Will hold a most
FIJI meet; the Tennis Club has ar
ranged for a state tour ament; and
the ticyclists hope to arrange some
sharp contests for state Champion
ships. Besides all This, a grand
industrial parade Will take place IN
which over twenty townships from
Brown aid neighboring counties
will be represented. We hope that
a goodly number of our people will
visi, the Hub City on that occasion
Special railroad rates have been
provided.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12

individual RESPONSIBILITY $250,000
Bond filled with Sec. State $4,000
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12

the happy couple. May their
lives larder ever be replete with
the exhileratlng lager and sweet
savored limburger of true happi.
ness.
Last Tuesday evening a motley
crew of our young citizens assem-.
hled in the suburbs of town and
there organized to do a Job of
"shivereeing'' out west. They
were loaded with tin rans, sleigh
belle, fog horns and fire arms, in
fact, they were amply equipped to
have successfully charged the re
doubts of a "pop" love feast.
They went on their dark mission.
but here the story ends. On ac-
count OF a total lack of sand or the
dawn of good sense not a sound
was made when the boys arrived
upon the scene of action and the
would be victims were permitted
to slumber serenely ignorant Of
the plot.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12
The MOST remarkable cures on
record have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is unequalled
for all o
Notice for Bids.

The contract tor hauling coal
tor the schools of EIdorado School
District will he let to the lowest
responsible bidder at Il special
meeting Of School Board, to be held
September 18th 1895. Sealed bids
Wi! be received by Treasurer Of
School Board up to date of meet
ing.
By ORDER OF SCuOoL BOARD.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12
Peculiar to Itself.

Hoods SarsaparilIa Is peculiar TO
itself, IN a strictly medicinal sense,
IN three important particulars, VIZ:
first, in the combination of reme-
dial agents used; second IN the pro.
portion IN which they are mixed;
third, in the process by which the
active curative properties of the
preparation are secured. These
three important points make Hoods
SarsaparlIla peculiar IN its medici-
nal merit, as 1t accompllshes cures
hitherto unknown.
But 1t Is not what we say but
what Hoods SarsaparilIa does, that
tells the sto'y. What Hoods Sar.
~saparlla has done for others is
reason for confidence that it IS the
medicine for you.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12

A GENERAL BANKING BUS
MESS TRANSACTED,.5
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12
Estrayed.

Strayed away from Waterbury,
abont August 22nd, one grey
mare and her bay yearling colt,
and one buckskin horse. Weight
about 1850 each and both have
shoes on. p. b. MCGHEE.
Waterbury, S. d.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12
.eoroe Grace went to Kimbsll

| George Grace went to Kimball
|cday.
| Rev. Fear, of Hand county, was
! town yesterday.
A. W. McCollum, of Brule
bnntv, is the guest of Dick Vir.
f..
Mrs. John Grace. returned Fri.
Is fro Lincoln county where
Ie has been visiting.
Sunday morning the heaviest
lin of the season fell in the
brthern part of the county.
The Gannvalley school began
konday with E. E. Dye teacher.
here will be an eight months
fm.
The EIdorado school district is
vertlsing for bids for hauling
sl for the schools in that dis.
Jet.
Ihe weather last Saturday
brning was quite frosty around
L edges. Water froze about I
an inch deep.
Everybody got their pictures
IS week and tn work is highly
Risfaciory. The Gallery on
heels leaves the Springs today
Huron.
levi d, Wait, who formerly
brirulated the CHEF at odd IN.
fvals, but now publisher of the
bwa'd Democrat, is the T.. ond
her Of a new boy.
The institute closed with the
~lminstion last F,iday and Sat
bav, aud the Town has been
hrly deserted since since the
pity school marms LETT.
Etatcs Attorney Farren brought
/ sgqi ST Olr Evenson Of Brule
Pltr TO recover for see! grain
ished Evenson by Buffalo
lntv in 1890. The case Is ,end
before !. A. Weeks, j. p. at
bnbali. Let the god work go
Plrs. llarker, of Missouri Val.
/ Iowa, who has been visiting
daughter, Mrs. O.. Il. Dye,
Film Creek, was suddenly called
PIE on Monday, by a telegram
bouncing that a younger daugh.
had been drowned during her
ence.
ID Kent went over to Wessing-
Springs Tuesday and while
Re- traded his ponies tor a bi.
le' Ed got to the Valley
|nt ten o'clock that night, lead.
the wheel, and he hasn't quite
pc up his mind yet as to
ether the wheel rode him or he
e the wheel most of the way.
IN Thursday, September 9Th,
Albert S~chmelIiDg AID Mrs.
P'nah Rlelka were united in
Fflmony bv Hon. Hans N.
ven, at the residence of Johan
Pa"er. The CHIEF Joins their
ner"ns friends in congratnlating
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-12

A. G. CASE A. &. WHiTBECK,
Charles City la. Kimball, S. ID
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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w ia II laaE.an. aa do la .Ilg of, N sSh,
, Woal,Il l''. . aA'in-s company ihulr
.'S oal 5.f .,'. wv ", ~ OF 'lfse hsnl!gl
.f,Ifrt..t.a "a ~. 80. ~ .l.'' '"'' wv
aTd tbs Irtr,..t IL ''' . KY. ~, IVY u't'
FrirEtgr ggt ID. N r KY " ~
rcutrd md ,fa d. sou o., 1 '."' a.
ttIatqe. tlaIl airtstg ,fi, d. ,.lt " wv, ii
i15vIfg Ss..-,r , f'' .. VT. N'.l W.. W. i4
1uri. III a.rfNi ~ 't' $500 tfs,I
t1 sid. + -''''''' '' ''''.'
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uusfiar I'd mos ...rt. ~ ~. ~ e. . ~.
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tHrura tyrs. tHIrfsar .ut a. d.. 'i.f.. main.
10 ibe 0tst HnG Ia tEa ~ n,. i.r.,
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canal two ana Ie.I.Utl '8' ,fals'. thence " Ell
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frUt tl.1.T ,.'f f.,f,ta .,4 t 'l.
uofth ,vGt IA tsl. ~ f'1s..,'l = d. "f...t
thence Not f9rt,.f.y', .f.' f.lt ID
place of b1 Anuins. tsi1Ip.. az. ,rfy.r'o .lf'
recorded iu die an.ss 6f KS emmy ugsaf'irr
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NoIIcE oF TgvsIELs sALe.

NyTulgEA- rU,HLUs uuGug AID
w MlUu lNlI". ... wife. Us tHu" IUr.
HNu dgul ui 'fHat lltgl IHn .fi DAY ut n.tl.
..r a. DO .. bUl lUr recorded IH We
600 l,rHtHHE %. JlNH. u HHHa "H g." Uf UHrT.
EA.U. uf page 100. uIl SELL aud .uuEI. tH 600
uuNrLIsugI .H trustee tHu uNH certain Iar
laEr 100 lUo I,frf0r of Itau uIr Urst of Ha.I
Nai.c.. LDHs particularly described Hr ioI.
W1 rnl firtui Huanu- HHllI % HrgfrHa ulat.
p 20 rUlIHs irur rHHtifom uuIlHWyHt corner UI
southwest quarter uf northeast quarter Hf
section It. iuHuHNU q HHulH. range D wet uf
thence auHtH 1uarHeH viHt along center HI
county THHl NaN NNHIN.t thence west aH.
gNhin.. iNgu.n north lrFft1' uAsi 4. % yIaiuH
NHitHr s,UY.Iu i s.I1 parcel. Of real estate
.r'nf rarNrn hr.y bHuuHrl aul described %.
HuguuIus ~ the intersection of ih8 center
luu 90 "a narrow lane running between Che
cottonwood brewery aud 7I.NHU. #rHIlU.
about north ,A degrees west. HIiI. iHr IUr COT
iNH Ola pasture icurg ur NrHi IIun 90 lhu brow
rTg land. lHIu. #t3 chains p1sl from Che
nurluWtft UuFHu, OF Che suutHWt.. HuHf.yruI
thu uuftHr1H. quarter % section D. 900 fHWu.
ship HuuIU, range Nrat of -hIt Lake mUT.s
dian, HHI Running thence about uuuu 90
dusrUua HrHt uIUnH fNN tuutur VI asIt narrow
IHUU about % .UNIHb, more uI lose, leo tHu
uNat Iru of % narrow ruli loading south % iu
#.r lI .a.H UHTTuW road DO UNHH. tHAaUtEr,
thence raHi iNIU. IHN.uHf UHIu 20. Ir.Ht lu tNu
u.I ua lurc iunur, t.rugu north hHtsfo,f g.at
'afH. DO iN. ruul.T uf narrow lsuu u.#s MON.
toned, aui point Hi beginning
WUGH conveyance WaH made Boo trust tnT tho
ir5hunsur note made nI shd Charles I0.. ..
auu Mario lbrIn iur u'u hundred IYu
..n H.HmEH .FItTHlTt. with interest I.Ur.uH Id
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To- Ne Probate toaH DOL. .......
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salt Lake Guy, jan, 90 louo'
Notice 10 hereby given that conirl'
buttons 10 the monument 10 be erected
IA Salt Lake CITY In memory o'
Brigham Young aud the pioneers Will
hereafter, and until further notlcri be
Acknowledged through tue columns OF
the DTsfHTr NEWS II Is expected
that agencies iot the collection Of iuuds
iuf this worthy purpose will be o'ian
lished In rach wnrI iu all tho Stakes,
and that said unIs, with the lisi ]
uamVs VI the contributor, viii lo i0r.
wnrItd % frsqurnt'yhs convenient 90
Heller NJ. Wells, secretary NJ the brig'
ham fulug Memorial Association, Sall
Lake CTS, who will see that same aye
properly acknowledged ia the manner
stated. We eaTne'tly hupc that thy
teoplo Will respond generously nud
promptly 20 this call 90 that ~ possible
the monument mag be completed
dedicated and unveiled 70 the public
by tho Ulh DAY Of next October
NurURD WOODBURY.
GEuNHE q. tASNUN,
JUsEpH H.. HNiIit,
First Presidency " the Church Of
Jtsua Christ 81 l.stterdsy Haiuu.
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There i1 . law in Franco Ia which
tho various forms OF un-uuudnns 90
which tho horse Is subject are described.
and which further provides that . pur.
chaser " nhuru has ninc days iu which
tu return him 90 tho SELLER should be- DO
found 20 De- suffering from any ~ the
forms uf uusuunduw specified Such %
law iu this country would do much &c
protect buyers, and 70 would also DO
welcome 90 tho reputable mon who arc
..H...T a.. ''f#.s ..r.4a
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rar0rs, and 100 nt least one instance la q
daily paper no tho United States sho
was indeed iu0 animal but iu our
Judgment not % Dc h1i'ng ar Landowner
than the beautiful young cow Of tho
famp brood represented iu this picture.
Her back h. o. straight as taut tow
line and is Is hard 20 SEQ how o cow
could Doc built with moro meat and less
waste.
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NOTICE

NOTICE T. HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ stockholders uf Ibo trbu Land s. st0oA
Company tbIt % meeting swift hp held ut tho
company UhcC, 40. lUH broadway. the uHIHe
OF Spencer CIAWsou s. Co.,, SAT- Lake Dity,
liah, Ou tho Gtn day of AW. ls9l. no me
hour uf 10 uUlurE %, m,, Tor Inc uurpugp OF
taking HtrpH Co dlalnruruDrAte sad company
and provide tOr tho liquidation Of Its drhtf and
distribution ut ltH properly, All tt0ukh0IItrs
arc requested to attend
b, w. JLNNiNGS, prtsL
H. u, CLANaJA, Jls, soc, aud treas,
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DECO or
Trust.


Noll.E j. lENINl OWEN THAN,
~ NtrfAa, LIts .L".lH .lHru gu
MaruNl.t 900 tNo 800 NlF OF STAY, s.. H. .sIa,
borrowed Hi tIIuH HUNnN. building society 70
corporation Nug organized under uu' NF
Nf.tU 70. mo. .tH. Hl ilIH lfr.'Hfit INH HHm
NI Nt. i.nu. nn ..H t..| tn..lnt nul made,
tN''ulrI 1Ii NulN.ItI iI mo HIIN society Ila
noe Hul l-fr'WHbli q iNHl amount pas HH.H
lu lN7Ih'. W' h'. A.f1InIn. lllNt tUfIHH OF Hulu
unln anl agreement AuN ln secure Che hgWunt
nI lNr .l.l n1tc and agreement auu mo ulgs
Mtnt nI Nl lhstAWWrhH N"tf 1hl I'HtsHmyutH
according l1 lIH tN.rH ana requirements ut
Hhll t".o'Y n1 lhe almo uag made, uHc.
,..'l .nu Ng.N'Irl 20 mo nnlgrfutl,
htuitn Ne cannon. trustee, under DOB. hand
aul seal, DIE certain decd of tTUst, which decd
on Fus. va. rr0 1rlgl iu lNu nAur ~ zoe r0uu.
yre,orlrT" i slli LAAr county ith Tom
LoE. un. i.N .lrd Jay ui june, .'t 90 BOOK
l.h Nl N.ftEaHe7, page % NN..l decd nf
WN.E -o Lt''flel. Do now N'ft'N referred 20
hHH Wale 3 l'l or WE n.'l.r whereby De-
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hlW'l Ih ralu HtH4 or NN'l hhI IN DIE hfIrH
hnI h.hIEhr Forever, hll go" proper. NuTyIur
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The Brigham Young Memorial as,o-
citation acknowledge receipt oi the
following contributions 10 assist In the
tuilding VI tie Pioneer monument
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