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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-09
Exclusive Use.

At the newly opened Criterion Bar
Der Shop numbered shaving cups will
be found which can be rented for a
nominal sum, and thus insures the
patron of having exclusive use Of the
cup.
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H0H0Ii0l LODGE M NO.2I,F.2A.

There will be meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, No. 81, F. & A. NJ, at it's Hail.
Maonic Temple, corner of Hotel and
Alakea streets, THIS "wednesday
EVENING, March 8, at 1880 o'clock.
WORK IN FIRST DEGREE.
Members of Pacific Lodge, Lodge lie
Progress and all sojourning brethren
are fraternally invited to attend.
By order of the w. M
H. J. BURNISTON,
Secretary.
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HOUSEKEEPER.

A widow with two children desires
a position as working housekeeper
Good home desired more than wages.
Well recommended Apply to
MRS. KNUDSEN,
4S62-1w No. 8 Union st.
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MEETING NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd, will be held at
the office of the company, on Tuesday,
March Is, 1898, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
N. E. GEDGE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, H. L, February %. 1898.
4S55-2w
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS!
P.H. BROOKS DIVISION, No. 1.

Every Sir Knight is hereby ordered
to appear this Wednesday Evening Tin
Full Dress uniformly, at the Oahu
Castle Hall at 1880, March 9th, 1898,
for the purpose of installation and
other important business.
By Order: G.. DENISON.
S. K. Capt. Commander.
4S62-1t
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

The tides and moon phases are given In
Standard time. The time of sun and
moon rising and setting being given for
Ill ports in the group are in Local time,
10 which the respective corrections to
Standard time applicable to each differ
ant port should be made.
The Standard time whistle sounds at
Rh. 0m. 0s. (midnight), Greenwich. time,
which Is In. Bonn. p. m. of Hawaiian STAN
dard time
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

Tuesday, March 8.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Kauai
ports.
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
T1ON, March 8, 10 p. m.-The weather
is clear; wind, fresh, N. E.
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FOR SALE.

House and lot on Young street; lot
has frontage of rs feet, by depth
Of 155 feet 4 inches; house contains
parlor, 8 bed rooms, hallway, large
lanai, dining room, kitchen, pantry
patent W. c., bath and servants quar-
tiers; stable on premises, 28x30 feet,
containing box stall, open stall and
room for three carriages. Inquire at
L. Fl. DEE & CO.,
City Feed Store, Punchbowl and Bere-
tania Streets. 4744-tf
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BORN.

WOND-In Honolulu, March s, 1898.
to the wife of Geo. Wond, a son.
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MAID WANTED.

A lady with three children, expecting
to sail on "Mariposa" April %, de-
sires the services of maid for steamer
trip. Telephone No. 813. 4S62-1w
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FOR LEASE.

A new two-story building on Kapio-
lani Street, (near King, opposite
Thomas Square). Four bedrooms
All modern conveniences. Apply
J. ALFRED MACON,
Attorney-at-Law, Merchant Street.
4S49-tf
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Honolulu Sanitarium.
1882 KING STREET.

A quiet, hygienic home, where inva-
lids can obtain treatment, consisting
of Massage, Swedish Movement"
Baths (both Electric and Russian) adj
ministered by Trained Nurses.
Strict attention given to diet.
P. S. KELLOGG, MD,
superintendent.
Telephone 500.
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eommodations.
E. c. SMITH, Gen. Pass. & Tiki. Agt.
q. p. DENISON, Superintendent.
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TO LET-UNFURNISHED

NEW COTTAGES, No. 731 Fort
street, near the Fire Station. Apply
at No. 731 Fort street. 4856-2w
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PASS BOOK LOST.

Postal Savings Bank Pass Book No.
1895. Finder will please return to Ad-
vertiser Office. 4S61-3t
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cQl0d0l AuSTQi0n R0yQl
M0l Steamship 60.

Steamers of the above line, running
in connection with the CANADIAN
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY be-
tween Vancouver, B. c., and Sydney,
\. s. w, and calling at Victoria, B. o.,
Honolulu, Suva Gid, and Wellington,
\. T., are
Due at Honolulu:
On or about the dates below stated, viz:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Professors Hfimhal. Wolfe and Ne.
krndrltk ~ the brigham Young Arn-
deny faculty ARE 40 Nefnnl in the In
t'fcHt % the Academy, ana from rr-
ports from ihUr' they nrr doing good
work Tho gentlemen viii go from
there 10 Emery county on the same
mission.
Deputy sheriff Henry h up spanish
FORK canyon, whcru h. went a. serve
nm Injunction ur1n nfty Attendants In
The big water suit which has been filrd
W. tho Fourth district court The Ia.
Junction prohibits the defendants from
using any u the waters Of said river.
water Commissioner 4. l.. Booth yes.
tcrdny rcmcagurrd tho water capacity
~ the Provo Bench canal and found
that the ditch would hold 54ig. or /. 100
feet per minute moro than the measure.
mont made some time aFu.
The citizens ~ sprlngylllc are prc.
pairing for fuuHinu celebration M inns
place on the Fourth ~ July. Al d
mass meeting held last evening. com.
mittcrH were appointed TO push thc
work along.
County Treasurer Jakeman reports
that she n diHpuHinr ~ grrnt deal
of school land these days last month
the proceeds were about $500. and she
'HN''fh q. SO NNfNNNN MNNNh AMAA tnAr N
more this month,
James Thomas. the tramp who was
run over by four ears two weeks ago
40 i, V. Junction u uu the improve ana
q In tulr way o. live. although he
y yot deprived OF the use of his lower
limbs.
one u the inmates ~ the State in.
shnr asylum today CfuWlud through o.
ransom, and with the use OF rope.
made NJ his blankets made his ESCAPE.
Parties are out IN search N him
one ~ Proyo's leading attornoya iofi
MS revolver lying ON his office table fur
"a Tow moments today while he lcft, aud
On hlH return tho gun was gone. IN,
officers are ON tho outlook Tor the thief
Mr Ralph Poulton. member NJ the
board % education ~ this city. was
presented with - bouncing boy this
morning. Al concerned arc happy
and doing me.
Among the prominent provplias who
are visiting Salt Lake are II. \. nnrno,,
Postmaster Graham, and sheriff Store.
Prof and Mrs. Alexander prominent
people u sprlngvillc, were today visit
lnE In Provo.
Strawberries are selling for four cents
a quart.
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to present their conclusions when called
upon hy the congress.
n those reports are reached by the
close ~ the first dByit is expected that
they win be- before tho congress fur
discussion and final action during the
second day, Thursday.
PROGRAM OF SUBJECTS.
Wednesday evening the delegates and
their ladies viii De the guests ~ Salt
air, the resort ON Great salt Lake.
where n band concert reception and
dance VIII be given the visitors An
Of Thursd0y's business sessions viii be
devoted 10 the subjects designated 10y
the committee on order of business.
and Thursday evening viii De- left
ns may Boz announced hereafter. Fri
day and Saturdays business has been
outlined hy the local committee on
program. hut no announcement will DO
made until the committee on order Of
business has acted upon IT, Among
the subjects Co hC presented In pnpors
prepared especially Tor the occasion
by men ~ wide experience are the fol-
lowing. Coal and Coke Advances IN
Methods ~ Concentration. Relation
NJ the Geological Survey to tho Min
ing Industry. Relative Merits of Cyan
ilinu and ChSrinntion. Mine tuapoc.
ton; History ~ Reduction ~ smolt-
ing Costs. Long Distance Transmits
sion " Electric Power. Fuel Cost In
Pumping. Recent Advances in smolt-
ing. \ New Treatment ~ Low Grade
ore; Copper: Relations ~ Investors
and Miners Al NJ these papers are
ready ur In course ~ preparation by
men conspicuous Tor their tnowi-
edge VI the subjects treated A. thry
are presented. they will De- discussed
lac fNH N.MHH..HH anal Dc .NfH.fUN fNH
discussion will prove VI the greatest
practical value 90 those interested
on Friday evening. July sthu Dum.
planetary concert will ho given fr
the congress iu the famous Mormon
Tabernacle by the Tabernacle choir NJ
thousand voices. uraistal by tho u
m y. band. nm organization ociohrnt-
cd throurhout tho West Cor ita excel
l0urr. IN" aHmn hand WIN furnish
music NJ all thN sessions of tho CON.
gross and ut thn t1iiair reception
Unless RI change w ordered hy thr
congrCfH.the r"lootlon ~ the next pln,H
M meeting will be- loft until Saturday,
the last day ~ tho session.
4 number ~ interesting special trlps
have been arranged fnr tho delegates
hv the railroads Tho nrrt NJ these
~ ON Sunday. July 10Th when two
railroads VIII run 4uoclHl trains to
Mrrruf mud Tintlc. one the great cyan
iie gold camp md tho other a silver.
gold. lead and copper camp whore
, mining % carried CO. great depths In
both places committee will see tn
the entertainment ~ the visitors and
thn mines Will b. open a. inspection.
on Monday an excursion win be- run
10 iilnrhnn and the visitors viii be-
guests ~ the camp. The Highland
hoy mine viii br lighted frr tho uc-
cnsinn IN ull w. workings hy lucana
descent htH=nfording an opportunl.
~ a. study mining operations ON n
curslon 81 Mercur
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GTANO IS A MINERAL.
euSslsoS ISLAND WAS IN CONTROVERSY
Today's Proceedings on the Exchange
Mcrcur and Tiutio News-MIs-
c.llsneous.

A decision meaning much for the
ruano Industry OF this State was
handed down from Washington. D. c..
yesterday when SECRETARY Bliss made
a ruling In the case or Albert Richter
Il nj W. the state u Utah. holding that
ruano was a mineral and directing
the general land Office to allow the
state sixty days In which to fle evil
dcnce as to the character Of the land
on Gunnlson Island. In the Great Salt
Lake-thc area In controversy In the
case mentioned.
Headers OF the News" will doubt
lees recall the history Of the case In
question. January %. 1895. Richter ct
OF filed mineral locations on Gunnison
island. February 25th Of the same
year desert entry was ficd by Laron
cummings. but az the instigatlon Of
uitchcr ana associates who claimed
that the land was mineral and could
not be- settled upon as agricultural.th the
matter was taken into court, and on
April 4. 1896. In the Fourth district
court at ogden. Judge King issued an
order restraining Cummings from
carrying out the requirements u the
desert entry filed by him. the order
promuting the latter 10 rclinquiah hts
claim upon the land February .. 1897.
ON the date mentioned Albert Lam
bourno nled a homestead entry on tho
island. and on August ith VI the same
yrnr rellnquiahsd his claim TO IN"
State. the latter selecting the land ana
contracting 10 cell 90 Lnmbourne.
AZ this time. % ~ alleged, Lnmbourne
represented 10 the state land board
that the tract In question was aErlcul-
tiral. and could be 80 located upon.
these representations causing the
board 10 take the action which they
did The matter was referred a. the
interior department FOR ruling. aud
ysatofday'a news from Washington lB
The result ~ 10. Richter II al allrgr
that Lambourno represented 90 the
state that the land was vacant ana
uuuceuplrd, when tho facts appear g.
Boz that the nfat mentioned parties had
been at work on the island since Fob
fuary. 1886 handling the guanu dcp1a-
iia there. ana had built a cabin thrrn-
uu and were uthUrw Isr occupying said
lands under and by virtue " then
mineral locatl1uf.
while fridays rulirV does not oN-
nctly settle the controversy. II ~ be-
iiovCd Il viii have that eject. az the
lands can be- shown t. be- none other
than mineral. This being the case.
Rlchtcr Il nj viii resume operations On
the Island and prepare 90 carry out the
orders ON hand Tor the shipment ut
Euanu. the renowned fertilizer. The
Utah Gunno company. as II is known.
has n i00-tnn a-mnsted schooner, tho
John Beck, partly built Tor the hans
ling Of the product. ana II tho matter
II agrccahly settled this viii be- COM
pleted and nm Industry opened up tnht
viii give employment. Il u thought. 60
~ least 200 men. Thus viii another of
utah's mineral deposits be brought
right 10 the front.
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THE MINING CONGRESS.
PROGRAM. OF IMPORTANT SUBJECTS


The entorprieing citizens n Salt Lake
who have worked for and contributed
to the International Mining Congress
will be very proud OF that meetine
when It takes place. The great amount
u work done has cryunlized into the
most substantial and promising pros.
poets. Secretary johnson has Just
mailed an important letter TO each
Of the 1900 delegates who win be here
In u he gives an outline of the subjects
and papers that viii be- presented Tor
discussion. together with the details "
the program ~ entertainment ana OF
the special excursions 60 the prominent
nearby mining districts Immediately
following the adjournment % the con-
Frcss. Everything that can be done
81 make the visit of delegates both
profitable and pleasant has been ar.
ranged Tor. and the paramount Import.
anco NJ the work of the oonEfeua prone
isos 10 bring together lnrgu aaHom-
blagc uf notable men from Bli parts u
the country and from abroad.
in she letter sent OUT Us Mr. john
son DE- PAYS Present indications point
crtdltod delegates nt tho International
Mining Congress 90 Doe held here July
9Th. in. sth and gth. with at least uH
many more visitors who viii be- present
IH spectators The delegate appoint.
montg e. date. number nearly i.sUo.
representing twuuty.unNDn states Hud
territories, and one hundred and TWEEN
ty-nvc different communities While
the crowd pium-.n ~ bo grgutly in cNs
cess Of tho luri| pmaulftrTfH fNuHufn.
lions. ample provision has been made
f1r such q contingency and every body
viii he cared FOR. Ample hotel ac.
comm0datiuns are available az fair
rates. The funds IN hard exceed 5000
ana viii a. at least 5000 by the open
Ing Of the congress-
The program Just announced by the
committee Includes a number ~ soclai
ana pleasure giving features nH well n.
the practical business affairs OF the
convention n u expected the mt
day, "wednesday. July cih. will b.
largely occupied with the organization
~ the body The morning session. ~
10 o'clock. viii be- devoted il an address
NJ welcome hy Governor Wells the np.
polutmont ~ committee un Cfodrn.
tails. ana permanent organization und
order ~ business. In the afternoon.
beginning ut o'clock, these commit.
tees wit roruft the permanent unicurs
Will De- Installed. and. 10 time remains
reports viii Boz heard nom tho special
committees appointed 600 Denver last
year ono ~ these committees was
directed 10 consider and formulate "a
report upon the establishment ~ ma.
tlunal department Of mines and mining,
The other was o. report ON the revision
and codincntion Of tho federal mining
laws, Both committees win be- ready
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Golden cate Gold,n,r..

Morcur Mercury: The first practical
work on tho site where Mossra. Nc.
Cprnick Dcrn. 1t nj. win erect busi-
ness structure, was commenced yostor-
Jay whom VIM. hrackun put men ana
teams On work cNcnvntiug Tho pinns
u the building are yet In the hands
of Salt Lake architect and II wuulo
D. premature 60 give pen picture OF
the structure. This much b. known.
however u win be practically 100 feet
square. having 20 feet frnntara on Main
street and about i2S feet on geyHet
street. two story, and q basement undct
all Present Intentions are 60 use stone
ana brick In H. construction. Tho build.
Ing Will De modern In every respect and
an ornament 10 the camp.
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os ruE IXoirASor.
pgures GENERALLY wsr. Law. hot sale.
Reached % Good Aggregate.

The tropical temperature " the pit
this morning seemed 20 initiate some
What against the proceedings. ~ the
brokers dli business only In q fcw
places, although the trading INDUCED
IN summed up close D. 10000 shares.
with a nelllHH value averaging little
over 20 cents q share
-Four Aces was the first g. take a
part In the trading. this security SELF
lnF AZ ana ~ cents Grand Central
stood stationary ana unchanged with a
hld ~ 1925. while OoyHcr. Marion was
weak because N having declared "a
dividend, ana Mammoth also showed
h'rus " q mldwintpr sielrh-rldr. Ne, 4.
cur had ~ best hid nt sos share.
but ala no business and Northern
L.Eht. which followed. continued 90
tread the downward road with much
fipldlly, sales uf this stock being made
al ~ cents share, with this figure
rrprrHenilnE tho closing hid anrrn-
monto was only numlnally strong. AZ
were all others not above enumerated
In the unlisted category tho trading
was much better Columbia. Dalton.
Chloride Point ana sunbeam appearing
with transfers. Tho former aoid al eO
cents, the next nt y cent and tho
others nt pih ana 10 cents respectively.
south Swansea remained strong
though Inactive. while swansea. DsN-
Ter and omaha were recognized with
ngurrs betokenlnF a good standing
The closing ngurea were M foilowsi
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aolden nonan,n Pound.

Baker city Democrat; Robert Nor.
Mt. who came IN last evening from
Mdlheur city, auth0fitatively states
that on a quartz location on WILLOW
orctk, lately discovered. four miles
above Malheur city, three men have
each pounded out daily from $50 a. $50
In rold with hand m0rtafH and In the
past Il days have taken out a total "
1850. This bonanza rivals the Great
Northern mine at Canyon city u lr
said the ledge Is two feet In width ana
between well defined walls.
There IL widespread excitement over
this Ind " yellow metal and mimi
men ~ long experience who have seen
the property are emphatic In asserting
that a lasting ana prolific quartz mine
has been uncovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
ECZEMA SEVEN YEARS
Scalp and Back Covered With Dry Sore.
Thought itching Would
Drive Him Mad.
COMPLETE CURE HY CuTICuRa REMEDIES

l was afflicted with Eefema Tor seven years,
and my scalp was In had state I had bad
tack, three inchcs Of which was covered with
dry scab with a moisture underneath. The Itch.
inR was 90 bad l thought II would drive mo mad.
I tiled nl remedies was t0ld u. but could not
got cured. | was advised 10 tfy CurIcuRA llHH,
tpffs, used five bottles Of CvricunA liHsuL,
yrNT,hye cakes n CuTicugA Soar, and i've boxes
ofCutiCuRA sALNr, and fu1I conn iffely cgrfh.
lha,o not bad a plmpe on my heed or body since,
q. LOA0, i25 Wilton Ayu,, Toronto, eau,
CuuCurA kssrniri daily rffiarm more gtsi eufrs q
tpFturns dtdsuhnf, hua stns stn, ilalf, aud hia0d
diiaiss than All othsr blood and stn emsdss eohtns<
and ransuis Ne only unfaiius oEiifnsi and hefnal
ueinsni fo' Al orn' ofshu, feslp sni blooi humos.
trsspr Cess THratHfsF 100 Evslr iirNon
Wan baths slth ttIttNHA soar Tfnila an0lntnEa
stu ttrprEA lontHentl purft W enl ani tkiu taris
enf mlh ae4ft q ftfiftnA hftulFhHf, gftaitti ~
bleed puhiefs ana hunnf euffa
sold nfauHholt he vnfli. porrIg Daro Asn CHss.
Io4E Sole fops, uaaien. Hos y Care Eeisuia tee.
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most beautiful young ladies " the city
TO represent the different states Of the
Union.
The United states forces will also De-
represented IN tho parade by both the
land and naval furces. the latter branch
Of the forces Will be hy two momm1th
nngig built like modern man.o' war.
aud Roy Christian will impersonHts
Dewey, and Bert TW,lv,H. sampson.
Each viii De attended by number ~
uniformed sailors
Mrs Thomas Altman has been select
cd TO act uH Uncle sam.
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Lieut. Wcdgwood assisted By scrg'
Fchr and Private snyder while In The
city enlisted ton more young mon 10
serve In the artillery Two appllulnts
Jailed 90 pass the physical UNHmiun.
tiun and We're rejected The accepted
ones werci Peter J. Henson. Everett
E Hopkins, Alexander Rae, william
Richmond, J. william Morgan. Jacob
Huber, Milton Norton. William Rae.
George Champion ana william H.
brown
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Mrs. Edith T. Martin, who planted the
sensational complaint against her hua-
band, Herman 8. Martin. a prominent
bank N this city % ls said. has cun.
scented tp withdraw the complaint. and
accept separate maintenance.
Mr. Martin stated 90 your CORES .
pendent that u was not ON account
" lack ~ evidence To- sustain hrr
chnrrc. hut she could not bear tn carry
Il Into court,nH 10 was such q scandalpuh
nnnir. What arrangements have been
made could not Doe learned. No case
IN the city has ever before caused such
n sensation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

n new strike has been made on the
Joe Bowers No.2,which runs is1 ounces
silver, ~ per cent copper and 10 per
cent lend. The vein which was I'M
covered is over two feet In width and
MS only the top Of Il is exposed In the
DRIFT, about nfty feet from the shaft.
ana US width ~ Increasing. Il IL prob
able that II viii develop into large
ore body ne depth IL attained. The
smart iH now down 200 feet and II IL the
intention 10 sink another 100 feet when
drlft viii be run to tap the new dis
coycry new steam hoist with a 90.
horse power boiler ia being ordered
and will be put In ~ soon AZ possible.
whom the working force will be In
crossed Eureka Democrat.
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ECZEMA five YEARS
Intense and Everlasting Suffering
Almost Frantic with itching
Four Doctors No Avail
COMPLETE CURE BY CuTIcum REMEDIES

have been an Intense sufferer Of that awful,
dreaded and everlasting disease. Ectsma, faT i've
yoar, ! tried every ones advice In medicines.
tesldes four doctors, one specialist In skin dis
Eases, with no Improvement At all. ant from time
% time ssuinH ne almos, frantic with dreadful
itching A. last gayo myself up 10 CuricuA
NNrplEs, expecting them 10 result as all pro.
Nlus ones. To my great and agreeable surprise
found a wonderful eAaags n hfss Wsst'. and
at1T using three bottles Of CuTicuRA iirsoL-
myself olmplsiely cured
dEo, A. LOWE, VoI Marie, S., Phil. Ia.
Feb, "a, 1901,
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ENorcises commemorative ~ the mar
tyriom ~ tho Prophet Joseph Smith
and h.a brother ilyrum. will boz given
tomorrow evening In tho sacund ward
needing house by ihe slbbith school.
4 Will a1ung'i program bearing upon
the subject. interpreted with musical
numbers. viii be- given
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TRANSPORTS or STOCKS.
-Four Aces, 1000 shares q 20.
-FOUR Aces, 500 " 1ihc.
Northern Light, 1000 N ego.
Dalton, 5000 ~ isc.
Columbia 1000 AZ goo.
chloride Point, 800 u 93ko.
sunbeam, 500 a lac.
Illu shares sold, $500.
selling value Of stocks. sT2i,6s
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During tho week shares have
'hAnsed hands as follows