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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
Board of Equalization.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Clerk Of the Board OF County Commits
sioners Of Eureka county. State Of Nevada. has
this day received from the Assessor Of TIE
aforesaid county the certified tar i,ssss5r sssess-
ment roll for the yea. & D.1sco; also the orig.
insi iist oefsdqerty and map book, for said
ysaf and that the Board Of County Commits
sioners Of said county will meet
a. 3 Board Of Equalization in the ONCE Of the
County Clerk OF said county. at the Court
house. IN the town Of Eureka. State aforesaid.
on MONDAY. the 18th day of September. 1900,
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and
from time TO time thereafter, until the bust
ness of Equalization presented to them Is dis
posed Of. Said Board OF Equalization will not
meet later than Monday. October 1. 1900,
except Is provided by Sec. 1901. General Stat
utes Of Nevada. J. II. HOEGH,
Clerk Of the Board of Equalization.
Eureka, Nevada. September 3, 1900.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxes on the proceeds Of the mines of
Eureka county for the quarter ending June
80, 1899. are now due and payable to me %
my ofaoein Eureha; and the Wv In regard to
the same will be strictly enforced.
]. B. RIDDLE
Assssevs q nassks ssunu usvs1a.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
DENTAL NOTICE.

On or about the Doth Of July l expect to
make a professional visit TO White Pine
county, and will be absent from Eureka
about two months.
G. HAMILTON, Dentist.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22

sweets TO the sweet.
Tea Garden Drips is sD ssssistssy pur
able syrup Fsr sale by all grocers.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
OLD LUMBER
FOR SALE

The Pinto Mill, s miles south Of Eureka,
Is being dismsntled and the windows and
lumber are for sale. All the windows and
sashes are in quite good condition, and the
lumber consists principally Of fine, large
timbers and long boards, all in excellent
condition, ard will be seld at the lowest
rates. II all Of a particularly desirable
character for farmers for the building Of
barns. sheds, etc. For further information
apply to
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
EUREKA, NEVADA

All kinds of Stationery, School Supplies, Jewelry, Toys
and Notions. Subscriptions taken for all Newspapers and
Magazines. Finest grades of Cigars and Tobacco. Copies of
the EUREKA WEEKLY SENTINEL always on hand.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22

Salt Lake and Sacramento Divisions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

ture 20 be- known and called the Park
Library Ol American History and Liter
ature.'
Ten thousand dollars OF said endow-
mpnt SHAH Doe made permanent lunl,
and From the interests and issues ails-
ing there from shall De established, By
the rrosl,nt and board OF regents o.
said University. fellowship 10 be
known as tha John R Park Teach
crs Fellowship the object and pur-
pose of which Is and shall bee 20 enable
worthy teachers engaged by the Uni
yersIty of Utah 90 pursue courses OF
study in educational Institutions
abroad. or outside the State University;
that the beneicIarcs Df said fellowship
shall De such graduate students and
others employed as teachers In SAID
University as the president and board
of regents may elect provided that the
benefits of said fellowship shall not be
granted 90 any one person for a period
Of more than three years
g ! hereby direct that the remainder
of said endowment shall be used IN such
manner and for such purposes as the
president and board OF regents OF said
University may deem most beneficial
90 said institution
g. / hereby expressly and intention
ally exclude from participation In, Or
receiving from, my estate any interest
therein. any and an persons not here
in0ef0re named and particularly the
following named persons John Held,
Hortonse Held Eliza Loeser, and Gott-
lief Ae-hbacher, their heirs and as
signs.
3 ! hereby appoint as executor and
trustee of this my last viii and testa-
mont nay friend and attorney Samuel
W Stewart. hereby giving him full
power and authority 10 take fun and
complete po' sssIon Of my property, and
20 make. execute and deliver any and
am instruments necessary FOR the pur-
pose OF carrying out the provisions "
this my Will; and / exempt my said
executor from giving any bond what
ever as executor or trustee hereunder
In witness whereof I John r Park,
have hereunto set my hand this 3rd
day Of July, In the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred
JOHN r. PARK,
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HAIR RESTORING" SCHEME.


Dr. Mary Graham OF No 2 Graham
Avenue. called at the News" Office yes
terday afternoon with the statement
that person calling herself Madame
La yauchs who sells a patent hah
tonic, has been using her daughters
photograph raudulanuy. 20 increase
the sales OF her article.
Dr. Graham states that Madame La
Vauras called recent. no the home Of
her daughter with whom she Is ac-
quaintal and being shown a photo
graph % the latter taken rear view,
with her hair streaming over her
shoulders. asked 90 be give one.
The daughter whose name is Mrs.
Nellie Graham. compiled and the pho
tograph was taken away. Some time
afterWlri Madame La Naughs called
The Constitution building with the
hair tonic and photograph and in try
ing 90 sen her wares 20 "a lady In the
building. CHANGED tU run across
friend uf Mrs cr3hams who recog-
nized the photograph ls hers Madame
la Vaughs. says Mrs Graham. most
emphaucolly. In showing the picture.
stated 10 her audience hat Il repre-
scented a lady who before using her
tonic VAS almost bald but after three
years use u the same became as she
was shown In the photograph
After listening TO the story, Mrs
Grahams friend inierposed with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
HOME FIRE RECORD.
The Local Insurance Institution in
Prosperous Condition.

Hon. Heber ]. Grant. president Of the
Home Fire Insurance company Of Utah,
on being shown an article in another
part Of this paper, relative 10 the con-
ditlOn Of fire insurance companies In the
east, said 10 News representative.
our Home company has no reason 10
complain. or course, the same condl-
lions do not exist In Utah as they do
In the east Throughout the west rates
are higher, and I'm Utah Il is conceded
the moral hazard In insurance Is beta
ter than IN many other places The
Home " Utah too does not allow It's
anxiety for business 20 run awav with
business precautions and II viii not
write Insurance In hazardous places.
am pleased 20 say that the sentiment
In favor OF patronlzing home instltu-
tons IS on the Increase as far as in
surance Is concerned. and while the year
1899 represented high water mark IN
the history Of the company, the year
1900 promises u be equally as large II
not larger
The officers and directors Of the Home
are Heber J. Grant. president; George
Romney, vice president, X. G. whit
ney, secretary; l. :. HIS, treasurer
John Stringam. assistant secretary;
Thos, G.. Weber John Il Barnes. Chas
; burroH. Elias q. SE.th, David Ec-
Giles. Henry DinWoodey, p. 7. Farms
worth Joseph II. Smith Francis NJ. Ly-
man, John q, Cutler John Henry Smith.
The record Of premiums received by
the Home Fire Insurance company Of
Utah, since organization, are as fol-
lows.
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WHOLE FORTUNE FOR EDUCATION
Dr. John R. Park Bequeahed His Entire Estate Valued at
S45OGO, 10 the University Of Utah-lwO
Special EndOwmentS.

II there had been a lingering sus.
pIclon anywhere that the late Dr. John
u. Parks loyalty to education was 9TH
or than everlasting Il would have been
lisspated this afternoon when his last
will and testament was fled for probate
in The office Of County Clerk Dunbar
The Instrument bcqueathes the whole
OF Dr Parks fortune valued at $4,000
TO the University Of Utah. Of which the
deceased was So long the head Ills
personal property IS valued OF $4,000
and bis real estate at $4,000 Hon. $. W..
Stewart, O. student and close personal
friend Of the doctor was named as exc
cutor without bond
The viii Us as follows.
], John r. Park. Of salt Lake City.
Ilah, being Of sound mind and menu
Dry 10 make, publish and declare this
instrument TO Doe my last win and tes-
lament. hereby reyokng and making
VOID all other wills by me at any time
made
III hereby give bequeath. and De-.
''.. N' ilN 'h'NNN'I UNI'IAaII|| UAIItls
AN the real and personal property Of
every KIND and nature, which / may
own or possess, or OF which / may be
seized, or NJ which / may boz entitled
90 the seizen or possession az the time
Of my death; IN trust nevertheless for
the uses and purposes hereinafter
named
2-Inasmuch az my NE work has
been devoted 20 the educational inter-
ests Of my State. and mindful OF It's
future welfare, / hereby direct that the
whole OF my estate shall be- converted
into available funds Boy my executor at
"a time when my executor she'll deem II
most eXpedient. and that said funds
shall be transferred and given 90 the
University Of Utah, as an endowment
90 said institution 10 be used 10 the
manner following to-wit:
Ten thousand dollars 90 boz made a
permanent fund. the interests and IS
sues arising therefr0m 20 be used in
the purchase and maintenance Of a H.
brary Of American history and lltera-
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coon GIRL FoiGENERAL HOUSE
keeping Enquire all $ S.
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1O-day'S Metals.
SAVER. Bar 81 SO
itAD, $500
CASTING COPPER rs 81 cenissh
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The knights Of the Grip VIII enter.
toia themselves and friends at X. Of =.
hall tonight.
&iils Annie NJ Knott, a member OF
the Christian Science lecture board.
whose home is In Detroit viii deliver
a lecture at the Salt Lake Theater sun
day evening
Deputy Clerk Blair yesterday took
the testimony IN the divorce case Of
Mrs Jennie Macbride against Henry
r. L. MacbrIde. lie win recommend
that the decree be granted.
The Natural History Society VIII hold
It's semi-aunual meeting at the resi-.
ccnce OF NJ. +. Jones go South Temple
street az 1880 o'clock this evening. Am
students OF natural history are invited.
The resignation Of Mrs. G. +, Allen as
president OF the W. e. r. Ut has been
accepted and Mrs Anna Angler chosen
IN her stead. Mrs. Allen said that she
had not the time 10 attend 20 the
duties Of president.
Tayloysvllle is TO have a new school
house. The school trustees at that
nlace have LEI contract for that pur-
pose 20 William McLachlln IL VIII be
one-roOmed STRUCTURE In the upper
part OF the Taylorsylle school district
The property mortgaged by Dr. Mn.
trustee, for $4,000. a day or so since.
was not that occupied by the NJ. h
church and the Deacouess Home on
cast Third South street. but the prop
erty east Of It known as the salt Lake
Seminary.
\ warranty deed was filed IN the Of
nee of the county recorder yesterday
afternoon conveying from Rebecrl
BeWs. widow, Of LanWet Cornwall.
England, 10 Harry BeWs Of salt Lake
part of lot z, block s., plat A, Tor the
stated consideration of $3.50 or E1O00
The property rs the BeWs residence ON
Third East between Second and Thrl
South streets.
Articles Of Incorporation have been
filed by the Twin Fails Land and Water
company ;. E. Miner Is president of
The new company / b. Perrne. vice
president, J. u. Lowell secretary. ana
Frank Knox treasurer The capital
stock IL placed 40 100000. divided INFO
100000 shares Of one dollar each. The
c0mpany's operations viii be- confined
mostly 70 the Snake River Valley.
Idaho.
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STOLE TWO SUITS.
Sneak Thief Makes a Haul in the
Butler ROOming House.

Last night a sneak thief entered a
room 90 the Butler rooming house and
purlonal two suits OF clothing and 81,
one OF the suits belonged TO Mr. But
Den and the other 90 his young son
family was out. Late last night an OH
Ger found a pair Of pants which proved
90 belong TO the boys suit I'm the en-
trance 10 the Leadyile house. Mr.
Butler saw the trousers aud Identified
them as belonging 20 his son.
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NIGHT SCHOOL

for young men and young women. who
are unable TO attend school during the
day and who desire 10 better III them
selves for lie IS conducted In the Tom-
plcton from Z 90 %. m Our work IL
almost entirely individual. We teach
Bookkeeping Shorthand. Typewr!tlng.
Penmansh.p Arithmetic Grammar.
Spelling, Telegaphy etc. Tuition. sin
Gle month, $500. 10 June next. $500.
Can on US, or address Salt Lake Bust
ness College
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Lord 4 rhon.S, Win Gmrd Prize

Lord & Thomas. Of Chicago and New
York the only advertising agency rep
resented at the Paris Exposition, have
been awarded the Grand Prize-highest
honor--for the unique and interesting
map. which has received most favorable
mention from the press and public. This
exhibit was shown 10 the Liberal Arts
Department American advertising
methods, as eXemplihed In the Lord &
Thomas display showing, as il does.
another reason for American suprem-
acy In the commercial world, have
awakened great interest among mer-
chants Of all civilized nations,
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The Coop. Wagon & Machine Co.
Present a Magnificent Exhibit
PROF. WlLKESANO 1000 LIGHTS
Not Being in the Fair This Year Side tx.
hibt Of Their Own Was Given. Supple.
msnIsd With a Continuous Concert

George T. Odell, general manager OF
the Coop Wagon and Machine com.
many, Is nothing II not original, In his
advertising schemes Finding bis rela.
lions Wlth the Fair management
somewhat strained indeed. so much 50
that his company would not exhibit, so,
with his usual energy, he prepared 10
have q fair Of his OWn, SO % speak,
right on the companys premises, and
Zoo line With this policy gathered SAM
pies OF all the various farm implements,
supplies. ETC., that are carried by this
Immense concern, displayed them IN
tasty form In and around the nam
moth building all of which We're em-
bclllshed with trophies of previous
fairs Le. medals ribbons, diplomas,
etc After this important work was
done. the services Of Prof Wilkes and
hs fall company an immense
graphoph0ne was pressed INTO service,
which was later augmented by the adj
dillon OF two others The services VI
an electrician were neNt secured TO ar
range Tor a magnificent display OF elcc-
TIcity. The American nag the Hive
of Deseret, and the tJrty-hith star was
each represented In dazzling splendor
with varying colors The Coop. Wagon
and Machine company was then ready
for Its visitors. and at 10 a, m. yester-
day the Biggest Front Door IN
Utah was opened 70 a surging throng,
and the place was filled a great portion
of the time by attentive listeners and
keen-sighted users VI agricultural inn
PIGMENTS, bent on seeing the latest inn
pr0yements In their various lines, that
were 90 be seen and their uses demon
strated 10y a corps OF willing clerks and
demonstrators The electrical display
required about 1000 lights and with
other apparatus represents large out
lay but this object is not considered
when the public's attention is 70 be
brought TO bear ON the Coop. Wagon
and Machine company
This magnificent electrical display
and performance will continue several
days.
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PIANO AND ORGAN nARGAfNs.

! extra fine 500 mahogany. upright
piano. large size, Cor only $500
! Fine. figured, quartered sawed oak
$3.50 plano. extra large size for s26j
] Fine Estey Organ. good as new. al
a bargain.
! Extra fine Mason & Hamlln Organ.
good as new az a bargain
Gable Piano & organ Co.. SO Main
street. opposite q c. 81. l., City
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Old snldler,. r,n.rlence.

VI. NJ. Austin, a civil war veteran. Of
Winchester, Ind, writes My wife was
sick a long time In spite OF good doc
tors treatment, but was wholly cured
ty Dr. Kings New Life Pills. which
worked wonders for her health They
always do Try them. Only 2jc at z.
O.. NJ. l. Drug Dept
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT

Observations taken az @. No. 'o1'''
Tor previous "a hours
salt Lake Ciy-Barometer -,, DO,
current temperature. ~ H'NlI ,'....
temperature. is, minimum teH,p "'1'
so. mean temperature 49, "''-' 90
degrees below normal ..t..-.
Accumulated excess VI temperature
sirce frst ~ month % degrees
Accumulated excess OF ulpeIa'uI1
sirro January lst s'l degrees.
Total precipitation ir0m a. H. 10 o
a. M, o. inch. .,.,..
Accumulated deficiency Of preelplla-
ZION since hrst Of month. Ol inch
Accumulated deficiency 9t preeipita-
ton since January lst. 3.ts Inches
FORECASTS TILL 6P. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
Fair tonight and Sunday; colder to-
night
Fair tonight ana Sunday: cooler 20.
night Severe frost tonight IN exposed
places.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm Is now central over tho
Missouri Valley. An area Of high pres.
sure. with los crest over British Column
bla. covers the Pacific Northwest and
the plateau regions Precipitation has
fallen over Washington, oregon Neya-
da. Idaho. northern Utah, western
Montana. South Dakota Minnesota
Nebraska and at New Orleans IL IS
generally colder over the northern
Rocky Mountains, and warmer over the
upper Mississippi valley Temperature
Is down 90 ( degrees at Calgary
J.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director
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OUR BoNtl

Is as good as the United States Gov
eminent. and what's more you can pay
for &c IN installments, receiving 3A per
cent compound interest on your invest
ment. The Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
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THIEF HAD 4 KEY.
An 0yercOOt and Five Dollars Stolen
from Evans Floral Office.

Last night r. +. Evans called al the
police station and reported that some
bold thief possessed a key that fits
the door 10 his floral office on East
Temple street. pnd that oc tee 3c.
casions recently his place had been en-
tered The first time WAS last Monday
night when the thief stole 50 which had
been left IN the cash TN. Thursday
night one OF the clerks left his oyercoat
In the office and when be looked for II
yesterday II was non est. The police
are working on the case
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ENGRAVED WEDDINGS,

lOp-Engrayed Weddings. with inside
and outside envelopes, the finest
stock, Tor $3.50.
50-Engrayed Weddings, same as
above. 500.
100 Cards Engraved, $50.
80 Cards Engraved, 800.
This price includes plate engraved IN
any stv'- JOHN HELD,
g. Main.
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A Man ~ the TnIl.d si,te..

Three feet four inches wide by four feet
long printed In six colOTs, mounted on
rollers; shows every State. county. I'M
portant town and railroad In the Union.
A new edition also shows the country
divided according TO territorial acQuisi-
lions Sent on receipt Of Is cents in
etamps-less than cost,
r. +. NESLEN,
General Agent Burlington Route,
70 West Second South street, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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sAolAh AAREs.

BROOK RANCH BREEDERS OF HIGH
grade Belglanllares. Hull pedigreed stOrk
Visitors Invited Any T. ith su car We
snip stock all )yer California
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oLAIRvoYANT.

THE CELEBRATED MEDIUM, MADAME
NJ. Grant " sweden Is now visiting this city
and located az 81 : Main 81 WilI give you
valuable information on al afaits Consult
her at once, do not delay. Hours l0a m,
20 pm, daily and sunday. All business sa-
cred and confidential. 2H so. Main 81. Room 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

A Stitch IN time saves nine" and a
dose " BILLIARDS. HOREHOUND
SYRUP at the beginning OF a cold will
save you many weary hours and even
days Of distressing and haTassing
cough. Price, 90 cents. h. c. NJ. l. Drug
Dent
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Voters Manual for 1900. what Is IT.
FREE LECTURE
On InRIAIIAN NIIINlE

Mrs. Annie NJ Knott. Of Detroit,
Mich. a dulu authorized member OF the
Christian Science board Of lectureshIp
win deliver a free lecture on Christian
Science al the salt Lake Theater Sum
day evening at o'clock October 1th,
1900 Public cordially invited
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

PEOPLES FURNITURE CQMFAr--
a East First south Street pays the
highest price for Secondhand fufnituro
Big bargains IN new and secondhand
furniture and stoves during week Mirrors
repaired at reasonable prices.
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our photographs have
dong been known for their high quality o,
pose and finish In fact they have always
been Up with the very best at halt price only
J. X Matson. 2l2,s State Street
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GOOD GIRL TO COX. SIS EAST BRIG.
ham,
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OPTICIANS.

COLUMBIAN OFFICIAL CO., 81 MAIN
St Manufacturing Opticians wholesale and
retail Otuil-b' Prescriptions filled same
day as received Complicated lenses dupu-
Gated Grinding on premises
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Merehanl TaLIor. De nm .tr.,l.

"tt'hhu' ihHof' l'F Main street.
i displaying the largest stock OF fine
imported goods ever shown In the
West He guarantees IT, stvle and
workmanship 20 be superior 70 that
Of any other house
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SHOULD DEATH NTFRyFNr.

My family Is provided for Should I
live 10. Is or 20 years. draw the
money and profits myself Because
carry a policy in the best insurance
company In the world The Mutual
Life Insurance Co. Of New York
RULON s. WELLS,
Managing Agent.
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UNIVERSITY Of UTAH
AND |, D. S. COLLEGE

Text books. note and composition
books, pens inks, pencils. lunch baskets
and fine line Of general school station.
cry at lowest prices az
CANNON BOOK STORE,
tDeseret News Pr0ps)
II and rs Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

announcement that she knew the orgi-
nal OF the photograph. and knew also
that the lady had never used any kind
OF hair tonic, consequently, that the
story was d fake,
Dr. Graham believed that the fraud
should be exposed with a view TO saw
ing the public from the decepton-a
fake too often practiced by patent
medicine vendors.
The photograph was left at the
News office so that any one who
might be interested personally In Or.
Graham's statement might verify IL to
their own satisfaction
For sprains swellngs and lameness
there Is nothing go good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm Try Il.
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NOTICE..

TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN: THIS
certidos that I. j Chapman John Crooks
aud Aley. Crystal Will dissolve partnership
Oct 81 1900 " j Chapman.
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OF INTEREST
TO DEALERS.

We have Just received an immense
stock OF School Supplies. Books. Dolls.
Toys, Fancy Goods, and general sta
tionery Special low figures 20 dealers.
Call and see our samples and get prices.
CANNON BOOK STORE.
tDeseret News. PrOps)
II and Is Main Street.
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DO YOU WANT WORK. DO VOC
want he,p &c 60 t,'trP,t,s , Employment