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NAME

And IN accordance With law and the order
Of the hoard OF Directors, maze on the 5th
day Of october. 10 0, and the further order
Of the Board ~ Directors. made on the sth
day % November, 1900 20 many shares OF each
sod al suction az the Office OF the company.
room go Atlas Block salt Lake City, Utah
~ o'clock pm, on Wednesday, tho 9Th day
OF December, 1900. 20 pay the delinquent a.
sessment thereon together with the cost OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
SAMUEL J. PAUL secre -ary.
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And IN accordanc with law and an order
OF tie Board Of Directors, made on the gth
day OF October 1899, so many shares OF each
parcel OF spch stock as may be necessary will
be sold at the Office OF the company, n! Nc
Cornlck Building salt Lake City. Utah. on
the srd day Of December. at 5 pm, 20 pay
the Delinquent assessment together with the
cost Of advertising and expense ~ sale
CHAS. T.. HUDSON, Secretary.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
late Division IN and Tor Salt Lake Ccun'
IN. state of Utah. In the matter on mo
estate OF NabhiG Y. Claus1n. deceased. No
tlcp Tho pctltioa " Spencer tlnWson. Ad-
.mlnistfataf " the estate N Nabhle n ClaN-
son deceased puyin- for AN order 10 invest
money and blypr0poIy ana mat all persons
Interested appoHr before the said Court 10
snow cause Why an order should not De grant.
nd authorizing said administrator 20 inNot
money and buy the iol owing described real
estate. tO-wltl Commencing at point
81 To- 70 feet south from tine northwest corner
of lot five 6l. block seventy four 40, pat
"a ~ salt Lake ely survey, salt Lake cry
aud County. state OF Utah; thence souti
gs lo. t2 feet: thence east ten ll0 rots, thtngo
north rs 10-t2 feet thence vest ten lW tols
10 The place Of beginning, has been set Tor
hearing on saturday the LIST uay NJ Derem-
her. A. d. 1900. Nc 1880 o'clock o.. M. AZ the
County Court House, IN the Court Room or
said Court. IA salt Lake City SAT- Lake
County. Utah ,...,.,
With the seal thereof ahiXel
this iith day " Nov, a. ID
se'D pAVfb C. DUNBAR Clerk,
BY Albert J. Scare, Deputy CLERK
Young S Moyle, Attorneys
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ent one, so far as the yield Of various
farm products Is concerned, and sell
dom has the farmer received 80 little
money for those products, but notwith-
standing this latter fact, the people are
on the high road to prosperity.
The Idaho Falls Register is authority
for the statement that during the
month OF October the following full
carload shipments were made from Ida
no Falls Cattle, Z; horses, g. sheep, 8;
hogs. S. wheat, 63i oats, 80, hay. TO-
barley, 4; -four, 10; BRAN Z; stone, ] po-
tatoes, la, a total OF 3Ol carloads, car
rying. 1850 96S pounds This does not
Include less than carload lots, which
viii amount 10 another million pounds.
one day recently a person filled with
curiosity hired several boys 70 count the
teams going into Idaho Falls In one
day and at night found a total OF COZ
teams loaded with grain, hay potatoes,
etc,
The census gives Bingham county a
population Of l044l A great many OF
these people have. come from Utah,
nearly every county In that state be-
ing represented.
Iona ward is a large one as 10 terri
tory and in the precinct there are up
wards Of 260 registered voters. There
IS one good store, a good school, and
many good people. our Sunday school
Is IN a flourishing condition, while the
other associations are alive and doing
"a good work. no
one day last week was presented un-
der the auspices OF the Sunday school,
the beautiful cantata, "A Day In the
Woods" followed by Not So Bad After
usfFV ha
.OrmQnCe
The members OF the ward choir and
other friends. met Saturday night, Nov.
nth at the home OF r. W. Farnsworth,
to celebrate the send birthday OF their
leader Bro. n. j. Bates. A good supper
was provided and program consisting
OF speeches and singing made the occa-
sion very interesting and enjoyable
one TO all present,
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.
Monday evening, Nov. 18th, the Iona
hall was filled with the many friends
Of Elder Charles II. Dayton and How
ard II. Hale, TO give them a farewell
on the eve OF their departure for the
missionary field In the Southern states.
The exercises consisted OF singing,
speaking and dancing
Another farewell party was given last
night In the meeting house IN honor Of
Sister Emma G. Rushton. who, IN con-
nection with her husband and family,
is about TO leave Idaho for Oregon.
None win be missed more than Sister
Rushton. Her devotion to the relief OF
suffering humanity and her general
Kindness Of heart, has endeared her TO
the people OF Iona SO that she will not
soon be forgotten, owing 20 the heavy
snow storm prevailing, the gathering
was small. Her co-laborers In the Re-
lief Society presented her filth a beauti-
ful gold ring.
The beautiful weather Of the last two
or three weeks has given way 10 cold
winds and storm. This morning we
have twelve TO fifteen inches OF snow.
School has been discontinued for
few DAYS on account Of two children OF
Bro. Christian Olson having taken sick
in school with what Is said to be diph-
iberia. There are a few cases Of scar
letina IN this vicinity
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IuRY CoMMIssIoNERs.

Judge McCarty has appointed Joseph
A. Smith OF Monroe and w. II. Rex Of
Sallna as jury commissioners 20 select
the list OF jurymen for the year 1901.
The amusement season Is running at
full blast. A grand opening ball will
be given IN the Star Pavilion this even
ng under the auspices OF the theological
class Of the /. d. $. Sunday school, and
on the evening Of Thanksgiving Day
the l. O. o. r. will give It's annual
banquet and ball.
We have been the recipients OF a
couple Of nice snowfalls during the last
,vaak
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Morld,s chamnlnn.

Il tried many remedies to cure piles"
writes w. Il. Smith, OF Latham. ILL.,,
but found no relief TIL ! used Buck
lens Arnlca Salye / have not been
troubled with piles since" It's the
only champion pile cure on earth and
the best salye in the world. 25c per
box. guaranteed by 2. c. NJ / Drug
Dept.
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DELINQUENT soTIoE,

Golden Eagle Gold Mining Company Prln'
clpal place on business salt Lake CITY Utah
Location OF mines Central Mining DISTRICT
Humboldt County, Nevada NOTlCt-lhet9
are Delinquent upon the Lowing desctips
9TH day OF October, 1900, the several amounts
SET opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows
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NOTICE TO cRRDlToRs.-FsrATE or
Charles Durkee, deceased Creditors wiil
present claims With vouchers TO the under
SIGNED at the oftiee OF Zane & Rogers r..
Walker Building salt Lake City. Utah NO,
lie orc me srd day Of September, a. u. v,
JOHN A. kuN KENDALL.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Charles Dur.
kee Deceased
Date of arst publication Nov 3rd, A. d. 1904
Zane & Rogers. Attorneys
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Your best feelings. your social posi-
ton or business success depend large
" on the perfect action OF your
stomach and Liver. Or. Kings New
Life pills give increased strength, a
keen. clear brain. high ambition. A %
cent box will make you feel Ike new
being. Sold by z. c. NJ. J. Drug Dept
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EUNlAAA w AN'Nfh'A'H
Huntsville. Weber Co. Nov. 22.-The
last two days Il has been raining IN
cessantly, which has had the effect of
removing the four inches Of snow that
fell the beginning Of the week.
DEATH OF HANS PETERSEN
Tuesday Elder Hans Petersen, one Of
the pioneers Of this place. was laid to
rest. lie would have been "a years old
In March next. He leaves three sons,
Lars Peterson Of Huntsville and Blsh-
on p. Petersen and Counselor Hans
Petersen Of Kanesville, all OF whom
have large families.
we are unfortunate In having two
cases OF smallpox" Chris Layton and
his little daughter. The family has re-
Gently settled I'm Huntsville and as sew
eral others are exposed the citizens met
and decided to close all public houses
for public gatherings for two weeks,
undl Il can be determined II any new
cases develop.
Clarence Ferrin, son Of Geo. E. Fer
rim. IL recovering from a very severe
siege Of typhoid fever, which has con-
fined him 20 his bed for nearly a month.
Nephi Petersen is down with chills
and fever. and quite a number Of other
people are suffering from la grippe and
severe colds A number Of very aged
people are constantly wishing that their
hours might be numbered, as their
health is extremely poor among them
sister Anna Lund aged "a; Sister Back
man. aged rs; Sister Jensen, aged %,
and Sister Niels Anderson, aged So
Some Of these veterans have been In bed
for years.
NEW QUORUM OF SEVENTY.
Elders ]. Golden Kimball md Joseph
w. McMurrln paid our city visit re-
Gently. In the interest OF the Seventys
quorum. The Seventies OF Liyerty, Eden
and Huntsville constituted the seventy
fifth quorum, but as there were too
many Seventies for one quorum, an
other one was organized. known as the
lSlst quorum OF Seventy, with the fol-
lowing named brethren at the head; c..
r. Clark, j. p. Andersen, Daniel Walk
er, Wilmer Ferrln and Phillip Ferrin
all OF Eden and Liberty. The remain
ing two presidents TO be selected later
The presidency OF the 18th quorum was
sustained as follows. Angus Mckay, D.
p. Bingham, Geo II. Hall. a. j. Ander-
son, l.. X Peterson, j. n. c, Winter and
A. w. Mckay, OF Huntsville.
During the summer the following
named citizens have helped to beautify
and improve the town by erecting new
houses. John II. Wilson, l.. NJ. Nelson
p. c. Anderson, p. A. Anderson, p. M.
Jensen, Emma Peterson. Hoken Olsen
and Hans Nielsen. while Jason Wilson
VIM. Slater and John Larsen have
buildings In course OF erection.
From present indications hay will de-
mand a higher price next spring. than
It has for many years, Hundreds OF
tons have already been sent out OF the
valley, and a long winter facing us, viii
materially reduce the supply.
BIRTHS,
Born, to the wife OF Ell sprague, a
girl 20 the wife OF Peter Nielsen, a
girl; 20 the wife OF Counselor Renstrom,
a boy; 20 the wife Of Counselor Wood, a
girl; to the wife Of Samuel Allen, a girl,
ma 20 tho wife ~ Iaean Wilson a girl
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-N Is
hereby Z ven 70 all per ons having claims
against the estate OF Joseph : Rawllns. de-
ceased, 10 present tho same 10 the under
signed, tho executor OF the last VIII o. tho
sald deceased, az The Office OF Rawilns. Thur
man hufa WedgwoOd. IN the Hooper
Building, salt Lake city. Utah. within ten
40 months from the date hereof
49,, j. T. RAWIdNs, Executor
Dated Nov. TO- 1900
kawlins' Thurman Hurd & Wedgwooa
Attorneys
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AssrssMrNr NorIcE.

THE BLACKFOOT STOCK COMPANY,
secretary's Oflce. salt Lake City, Utah, Nov.
n. igO0 Notice. -There are delinquent upon
tbe following described stock on account OIL
Assessment levied on the 18th day OF October
100. the several amounts sot opposite the
names OF the respective Shareholders, as foi-
lows VIZ; ".
Name Cert. Shares Amt
Chloe a. Fdredge .,".a, " tp ~
Phil Quayle part OF No.ia, l5l 20 W
And In accordance with law and an order
OF lilo Hoard ~ Directors made on the llth
day N october, 1900 50 many shares OF an
marcel OF such stock A. may be necessary VIII
be sold at the secretary ONCE az The state
HANK OF Utah, on Tuesday, the An day %
December, A. u. 1900 at the hour OF T. O'Clock
noon. q pay dellaquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale. HEBkh VI. WELLS secretary
Ofiee. The state Bank Of Utah, salt Lake
City Titan.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
claims with vouchers 70 The undersigned ht
the ONCE Of stewart 4 stewart, 5la-5D Me-
C0tnlck Block, Salt Lake CITY. On or before
the lsth day OF March A. D. 1900
tRANKLlN BELL
Executor OF estate OF James Reii deesassd
stewart 4 stewart Attys
A. ID. 1900.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
Dlvlsion. In aud FOR salt Lake county, state
al Utah. In the matter VI the estate, qt
Emma ]. stewart deceased. Notlce'L,! no
astate of Emma J. stewart deceased, lor
FAMILY allowance, has teen SGT for hearing
on saturday tho stu day OF December a. ~
laJ0. AT $3.50 clock a. m. NJ tae county
Court House, in tho Court Room OF sa,u
Court Ia salt Lake CITY, SAT- Lake county
o"'u' Witness the Clerk e. said
Court with the seal thereof
Isyktl AFFIXED this 29nd day OF Nov,
A. ID. 1901.
DAVID c. DUNBAR, Clerk
Nv ALBERT J. SCARF Deputy CLERK.
Daniel Harrington, Attorney.
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OUR OWN STATE.
lcontlnued trom page Ayel

shoulder In New Jersey and was ar
Tbe DISCRIMINATION along this line
vas severe and lengthy, and went 10
SHOW the prisoner Is a dangerous man
when "in liquor
IN REBUTTAE.
ruclus Wilson called by the prosecu-
81 In Wilson'S saloon afternoon
NJ September 10, 1906; Mr.. Burke came
an ana said "Giye me a drink quick
or will scatter your brains all over the
counter" paid no attention to II.
John Duncan-Heard a conversation
In ibe telephone Office, ogden. between
Rprke and one Mr. Anderson, Mr.. An
derson asked Burke: Have you got II
IN FOR Emery HARRISON Burke replied,
Eyes, ana VIII get even with him II 1t
takes a lifetime .,
Alex Latham--Heard Burke say 4
have done more for Emery Harrison
than any other man. he has discharged
me but shall live to see the day | shall
get even with him.
Charles Wright. city Marshal-saw
Durke on September 10. 1900 In front Of
the saloon; he did not seem to be drunk
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prLlNouENr ASSESSMENT NOTICE

VHE ATLANTIC MINING AMP MILL
ing COMPANY Principal place ., w, ,rhes,
are Delinquent upon the following d9seri9}e'9
stock on account OF assessment No u, lelieG
on the nth day OF June, 100. inc seyeIal
amounts set opposite the names OF tho ~
sppctlye shareholders, as follows
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Ferguson & Cannon Attorneys.
prLINourNr ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MN
ing Company. secretarys Office SAT- Lake
civ. Utah Notice There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on ac'
count Of assessment 30 II. levied on the 18th
OF August, 1900. the several AMOUNTS set OF
uosite the NANTES OF the respective share
boldars AS fOllDNgs
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Asper list. and 10 accordance with law and
an order ol the hoard 81 directors made on
the 18th dly OF August 1907 80 many shares OF
each parcel OF said stock rs may be necessary
will 81 sold az auction 40 the office 81 the
company. room ila Mccormick Bldg, salt
Lake City, Utah on tho ON day OF october,
at5p m. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon together with the cost OF adgefiis-
'''s '1 T. n AIRS Secretary.
In pursuance Of resolution adopted BY
the Board OF Directors OF tue above naiaed
Company at "a meeting held october 9th, 1917.
tho time Tor payment is eNtenie1 ana the
sale postponed until p m. OF saturday, OCT
tobef gIth. 1910 az tie place above de-
eivnetod q n. AIRS
Secretary West Mountain Placer Mining Co
The above sale IS postponed % Thursday
December Cth 1900 at the same hour and
place. by order OF the B0arl OF Directors
T.. n. AIRS secretary.
Salt Lake city. Utah, oct % 1901
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TO secure "a note o. four thousand dollars,
payaDlo ~ the order ol the state Bank OF
Utah, thirty days ait0r demand. and upon
which note there is claimed 10 be due tho
sum OF four thousand dollars with
interest thereon At tue rate of cight
Der cent per uunum under which
cbattel mortgage / have been request
ed TO take D lssession OF the goods aud chat
tells above set 10th. auu pursuant 10 such
request have 81 taken possession and Will
sell said property at what !, fnown AS Rms
Brot hers COmpany's store. situated In south
Jordan. on Monday. the 18th day Of Novem-
Ter. A. h. 1907. at the hour 0f T. o'clock noon.
at public Huct Oh % the highest bidder for
NELSON 4. MARGETrs.
Trustea
Ferguson & Cannon, Attorneys.
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pEuSouENr ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Lower Mammoth Mining Co. Score
tary's Office. salt Lake City Utah. NOTICE
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment
No. * levied on the 9Th day Of october, 1900
the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders as follows:
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And la accordance with law anu ~ "oouR
II the board OF directors. nude 90 tug -,.n
day OF June, 1900, and re-enacted anu ,,oou
0rmef on the 18th day OF ~ep,omber Wy
50 many shares OF each parcel or s'e si
lie office of the secretary i0i Commefelai
Block salt Lake City Utah. on the thirg Wy,
day OF November 100 At The hour on 49,
b. No.. 10 pay the delinquent assessIiipl .,
thereon. together with the cost Of advertslhs
and expenses Of sale ...,, s.-...a.,
nv order OF the Board OF Directors under
date on November . "a. 1900 this sale Is ae-
ferred and continued TO December 9ti5 wv
AL same hour aud place. q. NJ WON,
Secretary,
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fHOBATE AND GUARDIANsHIP
NOTICES
Consult County CLERK or the respec-
i've slguers for further information.

Consult County Clerk or the respec-
tive slguers for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division IN and for salt Lake County state
" Utah. Ia the matter ~ the estate ~
John Schofed deceased. Notice. Tho potl.
lion IA Nephl y. schoHeld admInstrator %
tho estate ~ John choteld deceased. Tor
confirmation on the sale % the following
described personal property. to-wit log head
N aycago stock sheep FOR the sum or ilhVl,
and upon tho following terms u-wlti cash
on conf rmati0u,a as appears nom the return OF
saio iied I'M this court. ha, baon set Tor hear.
Inc on Wednesday the >th day Of Npvem
bef. A. ID. ION, nt $3.50 o'clock an az the
county court house, lu the court room n said
court IA salt Lake city. SAT- Lake County,
Witness the Clerk % said Court
with tho seal thereof affixed
Seall this ilth day Of November a,
ID. 1910,
DAVID g. DUNBAR Clerk.
by AtBgHr y. SEARE Deputy CLERK
james n Muyo, Attorney
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IONA, IDAHO.
uNPREcEpENrEp PRosPERITY
Abundant Crops but Low Prices Pre-.
vail--Missionary Farewell Parties.

Special Correspondence.
Iona, Bingham CO., Idaho. Nov. a.
There has never been known 20 pros
porous year In this valley as the pres
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THANKsGIvING WEEK SALE,
At 2. c. NJ t. commencing Monday.
Nov. &C. Great Reductions in ladies'
Goods.
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NOTICg or SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
EnTY UNDER CHATTEL MORTGAGE.

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCtRNi
Notice I, hereby given that ], Nelson Mar.
getts tho trustee named In certain chattel
In0ftyafr dated the LIN day Of October A.
h. 100. between BIZ, Brothers Company,
CO. pattnershiD composed OF Paricy Bus and
urson BIS residing AZ soutn jordan, in tho
County n salt Lake state nt lthh, the hfst
parties, and TIE state Bank Of ptah, a corr
p5ratlon duly Ofgauzei and oXlsllug under
Inc laws VI Utah the second party uled Ia
the uflce of tle County Recorder OF salt
Lake County on tho lsth dhy Oh octoDtr' a.
b. no. ut ll!ll ID on which cuatio mortgage
conveyed O. the said mo llufre tho IOaoW-
lug do.cHbcd persona. ptoparty 20 WIZ
an aud singular that crttln STOCK OF
goods. WARES and merchandise now situate,
lying and being In that certain store building
situate a. south jordan, Salt Lake ounty'
Utah known "A, Bills bros. JOmpanys store.
consisting OF an adobe and frame building
on the Main street loo said south Jordan ahl
facing tho West. which building Is now Oc-
cuploj by them "a "a store.
Also a0 tuc iolloWing described accounts
due and owing e tho said Bills brutheFs
lumUNuH. fu NIf.
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BIRTHS.

Born, to the wife Of Ell sprague, a
girl. 20 the wife Of Peter Nielsen a
girl; 70 the wife OF Counselor Renstrom,
a boy; 70 the wife Of Counselor Wood a
GIRL to the wife Of Samuel Allen, a girl,
and 70 the wife Of Jasan Wilson, a girl.
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HUNTSVILLE.
NEW QUORUM OF SEVENTY.
Death OF Hans Petersen-Two Cases
of "smallpox'- Births,

Special Correspondence.
Huntsville, Weber Co. Nov. 22,-The
last two days Il has been raining in
cessantly, which has had the effect OF
removing the four inches Of snow that
fell the beginning OF the week.
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nile WOE PREsIDENCY.

Roosevelt may have to be drafted for
the vice presidency, If he won't vol
unteer.-Chicago Record.
People should be careful about throw
ing stones promiscuously. They might
hit a vice presidential candidate.-Chi-
cago Record.
If this thing keeps on there will be
a job in the museum for the man who
has not been mentioned for vice presi-
dent.-Chicago Record.
Would it be safe to offer the presiden-
cy to Roosevelt as often an the vice
presidency has been rendered to him
Chicago Record
1t still seems as If Boss Platt's only
way to get Roosevelt out of the COVER
norship is to elect him vice president
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Fine lob Printing Star Office.
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Bank Notice.

Customers are informed that every
check, draft or order, drawn on or
after June 14th, 1900, payable at sight
or on demand, must have thereon a
two-cent U. S. Internal Revenue stamp
cancelled by the initials Of the drawer
and date of issue before it will be paid,
received on deposit, or taken for coll
lection.
The negotiation or payment of any
check, draft or order, without such can
celled stamp affixed will be violation
of the U. S. Revenue Law, and will rem
der the maker liable to the prescribed
penalty.
Stamps for above purpose will be
supplied to customers at face value by
the undersigned, or can be obtained
at the u. S. Internal Revenue Office,
cor. Fort and Allen Sts,, Honolulu.
Honolulu, June 9th, 1900.
BISHOP & CO.,
CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO.,
YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK.
THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD.
THE FIRST AMERICAN BANK OBJ.
HAWAII, LTD.
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TO LET!

A Room in the Hawaiian Hotel
grounds, suitable for a store. Among
the recent improvements at the Hotel
are two rooms, semi-circular in form.
with tile floors, beneath the two large
circular lanais in the front of the main
building. One of these is already occu-
pied as a barber shop; the other is
available to rent for any approved line
of business; electric light and water
laid on. Apply to Macfarlane & Co.,
Ltd Kaahumanu ST.