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The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
HOUSEHOLDS IN DEERiNc.
The Very Cream of it All.

THE scarcity of good building lots in do
Il sirable localities in Deering as in Port
land is becoming quite noticeable. On
Pleasant street, which is now and always
will be one of the very best in the city, there
is scarcely a house lot to he had at any price
apart from the plot Of land fronting the ele-
giant residences of Mr.. Fred Kimba1l, Mr. B.
NJ. Eastman, Ira S. Locke, ESQ.,, the late t.
Frank Jones, MI. J. G. Colesworthy and Dr..
Strout, these lots the very choicest of any
and all, are now for the first time offered for
sale TO those who when ready will build
modern first class residences. Don't miss q
good thing and feel bad about it later on A
few cents per foot is no object when the
choice of permanent residence is in question
as your very life may be at stake. Look
this property over and if the surroundings
features conducive to good results in home
making, don't buy it. 1t is for sale by
MYRoN E. MOORE. nov1Sd1mo
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
Sale of Leggins and Rubbers,

Z. q. White announces through our
advertis sing columns that he has placed
on sale 1000 pairs of women's, misses
and ohildren'a leagins, also 800 cases
Oh hrss quality rubbers only slightly
scratched which he will sell at less than
cost to manufacture.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
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SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" The
new remedy is great surprise on account
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every
part of the urinary passages in male or fe-
male. 1t relieves retention of water and
pain in passing 1t almost Immediately If
you want quick relief and cure this is your
remedy. Sold by c. H. GUPPY CO., Drug
gist 463 Congress st. Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
THE ROCKLA NDs WON.
Leaders Took Six Goals from Portland last
Night.

which leads the Maine Polo league,
made it's initial bow last evening to the
largest audience which has yet seen q
polo game in this city. City hall was
packed solid full of wild anthu siasts and
though Rockland won the game 1t was
not until an hour and half of hard
fighting had taken place and the Rock
land boys were not sure of their victory
until Referee Orr sounded his whistle at
the Gloss of the game. Portland sue
ceeded in scoring three goals dnring the
evening, and played very snappy game.
The Rookland men showed better team
work though, and had the advantage of
an excellent goal tender who made
many phenomenal stops.
One feature of last evenings game was
an innovation IN the way games have
heretofore been played In Portland. The
Rockland half back and goal tend had
ali awkward but very effective style Of
twisting their lower extremities out of
shape, and instead Of standing on their
skate they walked Cham fashion, like
club footed negroes. The positions they
assumed during the game of last evening
were extremely ludicrous, but these men
had a way Of getting around and smash-
ing the ball entirely foreign to the
players, inoumbered with skates, and it
was simply impossible for the Portland
players to push ball into the cage past
them.
r ockIand started out With a rush, and
had goal in thirty-seven seconds from
the time they commenced to play. Port
land worked two minutes and fifteen
seconds for their point, and during that
time Lee made one or two fine stops.
Rockland then took two goals in success
sion, the first of these being won in
twenty seven seconds. This ended the
first period, and the crowd was jubilant
when Portland got TWO goals in the
SEQ ond period and Rookland only
captured one.
worked like Trojans, but although they
male many desperate attempts to score,
Rockland goal tender by his superior
work, kept the ball clear of the cage,
while the Rockland ruahers took two
goals off Lee in very easy way. The
game was Wildly exciting at times. and
the crowd heartily cheered Whipple,
Foster and Allen at times. Dawson was
the new first rush Manager Burnham
hired last night, and he proved to be a
very effective man and got into every
play with both feet. Foster had his
skate broken in the last period and was
obliged to retire from the floor. HIS
place WAS taken by johnson. who did
some very fetching work during the few
minutes he was In the game. The work
of Lee at the goal was not up to what it
should have been. With change or two
on Portland's team Rockland will fluid it
hard work to keep the lead. The lime
kiln boys are nice looking fellows though
and play fine game. For three fouls
Rockland was obliged to sacrifice one of
her hard earned goals, leaving tho score
to in her favor.
The following is the summary:
Portland-Dawson. first rush; Allen,
second rush; Foster and Johnson, centre !;
Whipple, half back; Lee, goal.
acknowledgement. first rush; G.
Gay. second rush; e. Gay, centre; May
nard. half back; o. Malley, goal.
GOALS. MADE BY MIN. SE q.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
Drowned while Skating.

Augusta, November 3O-Rena Blan-
chard, French girl aged IL. was
drowned here in the mill pond at noon.
She with three others broke through the
ice while skating.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
Bishop Keane Goes to Rome.

Washington, November 80.-Bishop
Keane, lats rector of the Catholic
University in this city, will sail for
Rome on Saturday In response to the
commands of the Pope to go to that city
assigned him
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
Your Newspaper for the Coming Year.

The Portland Sunday Times may be
obtained in connection with the PRESS
for $3.50 year in advance. or for 65
cents month, for both papers, by mail
or delivered by carrier in Portland,
South Portland or Deering.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01

We endorse all the proprietors say
ABOUT the merits of Salvation Oil. 1t is
the greatest cure on earth for pain. 25cts
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
Opp. Baxter Block, Portland. Ne.

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Crown and Bridge work. Artificial Sets.
$500, $500 and $1,000. Thorough ad.
skilltul treatment of all dental diseases.
Examinations and advice free. Office
hours, s a. m to IL; p. m. to 5. Ap-
pointments solicited by mail.
oct22eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed
executrix of the will of
AMOS GREENLEAF late of Yarmouth,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased:
and has taken upon herself that trust BID
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the estate OF said de-
ceased are required to exhibit the game; any
all persons indebted to said estate are called
upon to make payment to
MARY D. W. GREENLEAF, Executrix.
Yarmouth. Nov. %, 1895.
nnv2ad1aw3wW.&
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01

The next game here will be with the
Augustus on Saturday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01

Score-Rockland, 8; Portland, s. Goal
forfeited by Rockland for three fouls.
Rushss, G. Gay. 1; Dawson. 2; Camp
bell, g. Stops, o. Malley %; Lee, 49,.
Fouls. Maynard, Q; Foster, Campbell.
Referee, Orr. Time keeper, Shirley.
Per
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
Messengers Notice.

Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County,
State OF Maine, Cumberland IS, November
25th A D., 1896
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01

Vinalhaven, November 97.-The Bod
well Granite company sfaS Ted thelr
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01

The sale Of the Oldtown shoe factory
was made to Messrs. Herbert Gray and
0. II. Donforth of that city. Saturday
morning. The terms upon which the sale
was made are that the purchasers are to
pay all bills and 80 per cent OF the
creditors, the mortgage of jill. Smith of
Sc, 079. 85, to be paid in full.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01

West Buxton, November 30.-Hon. +.
h. Hargraves and family spent Thanks
giving at his home in Som6rsworth. N.
Z.
Mr.. Howard Davis, who has been at
work at his trade In Boston, returned to
spend Thanksgiving with his wife and
family.
Paul R. Palmer is spending few days
with his parents. Mr.. Leonard Palmer
and wife.
4 Mr.. Frank Sawyer moved his family
from High street to the house formerly
occupied by l.. j. Palmer on North
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bacon of Sanford
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Agnes
Hanna.
The Christmas tree question has been
duly agitated and it has been decided to
have Christmas concert and tree at the
Baptist church.
Mr.. j. P. Bergman was at home a
few days last week.
Miss Maud Bergman is spending hel
vacation at home, after teaching very
successful term Of school In Stabdlsn.
Hollis High school began Monday al
Hollis Centre; Mr.. W. II. Tibbetts al
principal.
VINALHAVEN.
vinalhaven, November s7.-The Bod
well Granite compapy star Ted thell
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4 was uH,vovl'lv ncrru'TI T -11-i.
Cu uy tho Eaga0r, and hns afforded
GA important outward bond of union
among scattered Israeli
Crga,a Hls voiced the ,siiuary opin-
ion to tho aeruracv OF our calendar
in tine following words: "Ihc method
o. calculating the calendar introduced
Ivy Hillcl is So simple and certain that
up TO the present uay 30 has not required
either rmcndation or ampiifcation, and
for this rcagN Is acknowledged 20 b.
perfect by aIl who arc competent 60 *.
pr,s m op.uiuuon the subject, whether
Jews or u0u.Jyw.
This statement, however docs rot
aergr with the astronomical facts Our
calendar makes the average lunar month
20 DAYS ~ hours 40 Minutes 3ii soc.
ouds whorc1, the true value Is 80 days
r. hours 50 minutes O2.sit seconds
Again. our calendar calculates the solar
ycar ut 3Gj days hours % minutes
%. 1870 seconds, whereas the true value
is 500 days o hours as minutes 90. OGg
seconds 1t Is plain, accordingly, that
there Ia double source OF error,
amounting 20 morn than 8 minutes per
year Assuming the lunar and solar
year to have b,cn cu-ordinatcd at tho
time cf publication Of Hnl,'s calendar,
the jewish year has in the l.64O years
intervening advanced forward from tho
ycrnal equinox somewhat over Z days.
The importance 81 the correctness Of
the calendar is 50 great that Il would
appear advisable that q universal synod.
bo called t. dovisc plan whereby Tho
error may be obyiutCd Such u synod
once assembled. might be able TO take
action In other directions Of the high.
est Importance Tor the welfare Of Israel
American Hebrew
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NOTICE nE 1.usIeI,s sac.

NOTICE Is HERIuY DtNEN THAT TIVE
y undersigned, bias \ smith, trustee
,ufsuaut to tnc authority granted him by lot
certain deed uf trust, executed BY JamtH 4.
% zen aud johanna uIHtns his VIE rccvf I, q
fyUruary i5th, 1879. 10 lnok ~ A. ~ Mott
gage. Al page 5. u. che once othe SAT- ''ahe
county HocoTdtr. aud g mc lsg 10. t,,l
s'fib,d in sad deed of uusL witch
deed Of trust Is hrrc1 fu.orfoi 20 and m1do
part OF ihiI notice viii nu un l'tL 4ll "t
ia " to nt tho hour % % O.rIo.s n1ol "
sAld day, cell 10 the highest udlcf for t.th, o!
tue west 'front.' door Of The JOINT OlN anl
county Builuius, a. SAT- lnkc tiY, tthut lh1t
beng the county court Did. 90 ut taid ciiy, hll
the iol OWING describe property u.Wli
Al IN trertnin pic, lr parcel Of lAnd ~ .,
ate. lytng aud hUiuE lu zoe Guy hnd 'nutAg OF
sat ihkU aforesaid. bounded ana dcaeuurl M
olIuwa. 10 wtt.E toWmyurine ~ poin, lMn
az rods west from northeast corner Of hot .
surye" ana running thence west tlsnt
two ana one.haf .Hl rris, thence
east rIEht and onr.daIt .stsl rods, thence
north two und out.hHf ..H fuua 10 N'Eln .
ming. Ato TiTht - way aUpurirnani TO ahil
land, over The street or nl u'Way hdmh!nt
said landon the cast aud running QUITO tue
Also ten tici shares Of tth scries stock, n
XiCu's ucutnt building society. rlCdgcl in
secure the indebtedness described IN shn
ssAid sale Will be- made TO sausiy the said
iuuehtrdurHa, together win in'rItHi and nee
rUst and expenses 81 sale qua tAl,nn,so' Oh
Trustee
BARLOW TUu0U son
ATTORNEY Tor said Company.
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SELLING DATEs.-ricEetB will be
sold nj OXien, Bingham. Springville,
Goshsn aud all intermediate polnta on
July 2nd, Srd ana T.. AtSilver CITY,
Mammoth sDd Eureka on July 1T,
2nu. 8'i anu Alb. At Grand Junction,
Ftuu CISCO and intermediate points
on July Let aud End. At all other
roints, Mspleton, Riohield, scg held
and ThomI ~ =, inclusive, on July
ls'. 2nd and 3fd.
LIMIIs.-All tickets will be limited
10 contIuuuuS passage In both diren.
ito ., with final limit OF July 9th, 1895.
No siop-oveis or ext, nsIons OF limit
will be granted under any conditions,
HALTAIR BEACH.-k ties TO Ssliair
BsAcn viii be- zoe. higher than Salt
Lake city tates.
| MILITIA Rates for militia compp-
ME OF bands IN uniform travelling IN
| 10th direclionsou one solid ticket, Will
| be one @ nj rer mileeach way.
TRAIN SERviCE,-Extra equipment
| viii be- provide on all regular trains,
and ngauts should keep a vlsed o
| raf iic 70 h- moved each day. GA July
| IN 3r1 and An n special train VIII
10 ave Salt Lake CITY At lO:i5 pm ioi
silver CITY, Mammoth, Eureka, Prove
ana Nil intermediate poinir.
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Irus1et,s SALE NOTICE.

NyvuEEtA. NiEis uuUisILN rs ANp
w johanna tuusirnf'n nig Wlo ll
BY their cyftain deed Of uust dated the hfst
day Ot June, 90 uud recorded ON jane sfd,
IsiI in book 90. pages iii auu on thc salt
iHkeruuuti ruCordH. lCtutnfy OF ltah, con.
yey 90 Willnm n Dale, trustee the following
rs. il.ucs thuiy t0ut tltI, plht 't 3" SAT- Lake
NY survey. described ~ follows
HgginnInE ut the northeast corner N SAID
lot. aud unu.ng lhensc .ollh tour ave- one'
thence north four and one halt tH| rods,
thence UHHt s.N Co., toua 90 place ~ hrfnnins'
VI lIgh fatu conveyance was made iu trust Go
srrulf tp tur ordvr ~ the Lombard Investment
company. thy payment ~ sait sic aud In
hama n iHtrnsou'H ono prumissury note NJ
tyon daIr with said truft deed Cor ii.''Q. due
Srd rayabr iTnr I'D. l.1. with Interest there.
ON IRON tuu date thereof N yer cent per
auuuu, payable scIi uuuuAily, Fhid iutr tai
triuF c,Iuonrrd by intcrcf; coupons attached
Nbgf,as NJ provided 10 said decd IL trust
that u tAHU of default 300 payment ~ HHid note
the trustee suau upon ,hv appuraunn "i NO
Irg4i holder OF sHII uutH. con hnd Dispose ~
saId pfrmis,s aud hIl the TiEut tic. lrucut
and equity of fUdrupt uu ~ sirIs ni johann
ua UUiiaIlusgu, their uCtfa and aasifns ihoFsn
ut puulC auction o. the place, On ihr manner,
aud Tor the purpobta. ~ suid decd NJ trust
stated. alter irsi giving u DAYS nuurn ~ var
ucu "a ly provided for in sni lerd OF ustli
reference 90 winch BE- hereby made Cor all %
h. conditions aud Cor greater certainty nud
Whereas default has hUcn made in Tue paY'
mrnt ~ said principal uoiu rnu interest coupon
| OF fla wnirh teli duo on Juur lHt t3', urd
| Whirh ia still unpain, and tho legal owner ~
SAID note. EIiluh cells, has requested TIE unucf
,igncd trustee a. sell said premises IN accord
| d ru with the conditions OF Haiu tust deed
| Sow therefore notice is hereby gwen that !
tue under lguUd trustee Ha Aforesaid 40 The 70
quest OF thc l,gal holder " saii note AMI
| undrf aud by virtue % tho power aud author
| ~ InmU vested by the terms ~ t1il decd OF
| tfust viii on Monday he N Of ia y, 4, D.,
| l,9o, At 10 o'c ocg NJ tho forenoon Of sad day
/ Htu tho shove described properly aud ~ the
| right TIE and interest aud equity OF fcdomp'
| lion II tho ssI1 Niria Ohusieusrn ard JUhAnl
| ma Chustcusru, bic wife, their hoifs and
| asaigns rein 10 public auction fnr tuu nigh
| rst aud beet price the same VIII bring in rhHh
| 40 tno west front door N the SAT- LAKE county
/ court house ItIN AMI County NuildluFI, in
! san Lake tIty, ltah, for tue 800 pose 81 pay
| tuF said note ami interest nuu all costs and
! VkpruHrs % executing this trust
| INIT publication, June Do l7n
| WILLIAM n. rAtr,
E..M. WILSON, trustee
| Attorney.
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Nn1inr OF TRusIsEs sALE.


NrOTtCE Is HEREBY DiVhN THAT TllE
~ uudrrsiaucd. eco 80 cannon, trustee,
pursuant 10 ho authority granted him by lhnt
certain deed ut tHu g. executed hy thfa =.
Wits and g. oorfc " WuIia, rocnrdti Ausotl
9Th. SGT Boo "ll pHss I'D, u Mortgage. ih
the uricu uf tuu salt itko county t.r1fdcf
and 40 Ga, request OF Non'd hUncni huilihf
.oc'oty. the holder of she inde.t &c ga.
crtbrui In stid deed u trust which dccd 90
trust BE- hereby referred 60 AMI mhug
pirt ~ this notice viii, un tle l-t daH ot
Iniv. 1870 at the hour ~ u O'Clock con OF HAIl
Jay. "a To- the hiahCst bidder tur cI.h' Al W.
wrst front door uI thu joint lity AMI lUu1V
building ats salt Lake ity, Utah. that ughE
the cbuntg court house q said 10y. all Tue io'
loving dsfcuucl property. 60 Wit
An that ycltin piece " p.rec, Oh wv. l.i,
Lake. st8te OF Utah. bounded aud particularly
described No follows, 90 witt Commencing ~
point one CN rod south NJ the nor hWttt
corner Of lot four (i| m horh twenty "
D Of - 10 Lake civ HurVcN, auu runuin
thcnco cfst nj tW zoos md tor ~
feet thence north one Nl rot, t1tuec
COST one D rod. thence south twcn'
east three rods aud eleven ull icoi ihcnce
south suvrutytwo lig dcErcrs nnd Z ohtN
I'VE "a minutes wet ten q B RODS, thence
north ak COB rods 60 place y beginning
Also uinc InI sHhr,s of llih 90 re- stock iu
the Ii1ns rcncnt huudirg society. pledged
90 secure the indebtedness d.fcrued in shli
deed ~ trust -.,.-
drhtCdncsa, tcrctnC. with intergst am hhts
costa and Csucuscs obi sllo fud expenses Of
Trustee.
BARLOW FERGUSON.
Attorney tor salu company
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Ia oilou times 10 was believed TINT tho
little triangular bone at tho lower cxtrgm.
ity Of tho spinal column ln tho human
subject could not bee destroyed. Tho old
Jewish rabbits taught that 90 wns "iur1r-
ruW,ble' aud Furthermore that % Wus thr
tuat uf thD soul, Ia other words, they Doc
hryci 30 90 contain thU germ iEum which
tho new man" Tor woman would spring
at thu time NJ the resurrection. Ihuru b.
an old jewish tradition 60 tho uuurt iHut
tho emperor Hldr,nn doubted tHnl tho
bono wl4 luInstruUJill8 md inrHwuptill',
ANA demanded that certain person who
wa, tynahiug that doctrine should prove
g. LIghtfult lscn Brewer Dictionary uf
Phrase and Fable, tlt'o "Lul'D rnlutos tho
result of tho tpst Boo tho ill.uwing Whom
Ju.hun Bon llnuauiah prepared 90 prcagut
bis proof tl thu emperor hu took tAo bono
lua nud put 40 Into wainr, hul tho watgr
did uu. affect 90, hu pu. % in Nr0 hut tho
lr1 consumed 30 not ArzJ Dec put 10 iu %
min, hut thn mill would uur grind d..
Then hU laid 80 ou Hn anvil, but uu ham.
myr could lu found largo enough lU crush
It," This superstition lIrgyr tulnf iu tau
modern anatomical manic NJ Chat bone,
which D. go. suuun, " wlullg sacred
lJuu '-St Louis Nupulllu
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Mt. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug.
z 81, aud prominent citizen o; the
sntsrpfising iuwr, says; al cell o. me
ior,y different kinds Of o1ugh rem-
sdies, but have never In my expert
onoe sold 90 muoh NJ nny one attiule
81 hAve Of Baudrds Horshound
Syrup. All who use II say It's the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumpuor, and all diseases u the
Throat sud Lungp, they Savs ever
tu,d.p lis asIsoific Tor Group and
whooplfg Cough. will relieve q
Couy Il Ia one minute. Corta ne no
opiatss. Bold by z. &. NJ. l. Drug
Store.
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sELLiNa DATES.

From Cannon, . den. Sautnquiu
AMI all points intermediate, july God,
sd ami b. From 'oints tSst nj Ogden
point, 90 Gene Valley branch, points
nth n Santaqui hud points ou Uiab
& y vads branch, July 1T, 2'u an
. d. Fiom points n Salt Lakr q
Western, July Let, Cad, 8rd Aud 4 u.
ssD- All tickets goOd returning until
Ju,y Ssh.
Social trains roiurning for Nephl,
OGDEN snd intermediate tointa Will
lenve Salt Lake night u July 2ad, 3fd
nnd Ir.
FIR State Militia 10 companies aud
for organ ID banIs Ia uuiiurm travel
itg on oue ticket, rate " one cent pei
miIe Ia ench dit'rti' n h 40 Nurizud.
From f,inlto aud nreuou
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A SPECIAL NEE INC oF TUT STOCK.
~ holders OF the North Point CONSOLIDATED
Irrigation company Will be hold az room N7 in
the cullen Hotel. west sCUund sutih street.
sbIt axe CITY, state 81 Utah. ON lhuuday,
July 9. lsHi, a O'Clock y M. Tor TIE purpose
OF ruuudvrug md artlug upun proposition
to chan aud amend the articles II iucufp".
ration OF srd comTAuy 90 the following par.
UCulurs, 10 wit - .
40 chsugu aud amend Article rs on "tnpl.
tal u rk'h Y su EiuE out tho word twenty
alter the word "uc' hud irtcttiuE tu lion
thrrrnftro wnrda zone hundred ana INV t
aIto by striking out the word Two atieI We
WORD into" ami Inserting In lieu thereof Toe
word "uiiecn," 49,.
40 change and amend Ardr'e Nlli on "ui.
nrers" uy ntiiuF 10 no cui thereof the Wu de-
"Ihc oncUs OF secretary aud tie surcr may
be hoid by one aud the same person
To amend the articles Of Incorporation ~
adding TIC following Article M lho hnAri
OF directors shhu be empowered 10 Issue uoudH
for the comp any IN any hum not 20 cArtel pa
the aEFreghte the amount OF my thousand
Tfe stocEholdcrs viii also proceed 60 The
Transaction ~ such other business a. may
proptrIy cone before the meeting
ARTHUN rAtNON- secretary
salt Lake slY, Utah. May =, lsFs
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a sounh Llr,r ,ink,s q Won nInu.

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lhese symptoms. your Liver Ia out OF
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A favor

1fyou don't like .Sehiilirc't
Best tea. won't you please tell
your grocer so, and, while he
is giving you your money
back, tell him why?
If our tea is not suited to
your taste, it is worth more
to us than the money that we
give you bacl, to know why
you don't like it.
Other members Of the roney.hack
family. s. MiHe' Bsff coffee, baking
powder, soda, spices. seasoning havor-
Ing extracts.
disabling 81 Combi'y San HaHeiieo
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nsI,srd'. ~ " L,nirn-aG

This woidrui LtnImsut IL known
II IN the Atlantic 10 the Pacific, and
from he Lakes TO the Guu. III. the
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-29
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NOTICE


ITNBgE AUTHORITY Or A. OEuEU ur
Z Hhlr. granted hy the huri isuIrIgI l'IF.
tfct Clurl OF thc County eff ras l.kr. stale
ut Utah, dated say -. o.. r.I taI ai
private nAlc tlt following described o.. hlgtiHtC.
iu me. county ~ salt Lake. tate % tmn
commencing at the northeast corner ~ l1t
CITY survey, AMI running thence south seven
40 rods, thence cast ten lH1 rods, thence
north tcven 10 rods thence west tuu ODD rOls
90 ttc place nt heHiuniHE.
Tue SAFE Will hg made On Or hf'rf Dolly no..
90 and bids will br received by the uriUrsignoI
iu care Of John l.. ArHrkvr, fOstuutr Iuud'
ing. sHlt axe ely, state OF ttah,
Terms Of sale cash; tcu per Gems paFanIt ai
the ume OF sale, aud balance upon runhfma
ton ty said court
WILLIAM J.. y. AiLEN JGa
Administrator OF the Lttate OF william !. y,
Allen. deceased