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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following were the arrivals a'u
hotels Up to 3 o'clock today,
Knutsiord-J. c. Mclaughlin, Au''
kegon, Mich; W. j, Sinclair, ehGssH
A. {. Griffith, Kansas Guy U. . tiu'
water, NJ. Rosencrante, J. conn., ~"
York. f. Wagenmann Vienna MA
Kate Arnold, Carbon Myo,i W.
Cornish and wife, New lofAi ", d
Kelly. Omaha; Ii. b. Taylor Am
York; Edwin NJ, Bernard, Denver 'yan
L.angton. c. h. Mills, Molen', sA'
+. i. Taylor, New York n ". s'u'
ford, Boston; Mr.. and ArS' huu .'.
Melbourne; Dr. and Mrs f'@ .'l.
scotland. c. II. Spooner Lola0h
Parkinson, New Zealand b. y W. vs
dali Providence, X. l., MI sha ~
Louis Lange, Cincinnalti "i ,la.a.,
j. Dinsmoor, Denver D. y f''P'
Kentucky; b. Brooks, Denver
Kenyon-D. p. Miller, Chicago, a. /.
Douglas Salt Lake, ]. =. uss 49, -
Francisco. Charles {. ColllnS, p y M.
/ n Moorhead, ST. LOUIS, H. D.: ?,
Hams clear Greek; Fred NJ. h!sn' !,
louis. MIR. and Mrs f. f. .rss.i
New York; A. Goldschmidl J. N.Y., w.
schmidt, Paris, France D, W. u NV
/ Atkins, Louisville; Ape n'N,
San Francisco; Il. q. WlnslV"c
George. W w. Bell. Bradford y
Fort, city; F. c. schramm' Guy
white House-P. RulteT ',r, D
Frank orr, Evanston; Henry W., VIZ ps
roaiyille. Hampton Worthlng:os,' " Y
YER; Mollie johnson. Frisco, I I,sss,.
well. A. T. Shields Wllialq M NJ.
Tooele; II. p. Ward and we ~ ps3
Tbolnpson. Kansas city J. b. NJ NJ
son and family, Ranabi ..
holm. c. j. Moreland, DenNsl' ne
rett Colorado; Mrs. Charles ysl
SON. Butte; Mrs. A. L, Palm ,s.i, XII
NJ orr, Grantsville; Ed bs ps,,-,s{
merer. Robert \. IRVINE, :i,5
Mrs, NJ. Egan, Cotton; Wlll'i'1, lsrs
New Castle; Hugh Johnson h''
oregon. ,,.. "A
w q. Kenir. Lincoln; !; -, - 'ors
pioche Nevada; ]. c. Chri,s,usw,
y Il McKeon, Milford Il. W 2
and wife. De Lamar j saus q
ming, II. spuckley Wa I1ss ~ |
Slaughter; T.. O. Patterson =
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Hewlett Bros. 10.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH


oai Junior clsss awarded to Miss Cen
rNlegc Tyr ,us.
iu lwt Junior clgss awarded TO MISS
Miulia traverse. sam
Graves. a., 10
i'm TIE fr.t class in penmansnip "
Miss uauiu Miller ,.
Ia tNe Sc ond class TO Miss JENNIE
Thomrs q.
Improvement in general drawing "
MIS- Minnie Foster
Tn'n gsving Miss Mary sullivan
For Christian doctrine to miss El'c
Strlck. ,u,.
IN composition junior class to MISS
Mary Desmond. ,n..
In prose composition ana verse 10 MISS
Eazti Pollock n,.a
Gold medal for highest average lhIli
preparatory class, Agnes Broyesi golu
medal Tor highest average second pre-,
raratory class Cecilia Gotlslein' golu
me al for highest average hrst pre-
rnfatory class. Mabel Nissler, gold me-
dal iivhest average third senior class
the glft of Dr. Allen Fowler Helen
santscli. Dora DAILY, drawn by Helen
santschi gold medal for highest aver
age second senior class, gift OF Mrs l.
Kinney Of Rock Springs, Wyo, Maud
Nlssler, Edna Clark drawn by Edh9
Clark gold medal for punctuallty ana
good conduct gift Of Mr. j II Leyson'
of Butte. Mont. Miss Martha Plumhot'
gold medal for excellence in drawing
and painting Elizabeth II GGrldley
gold medal for vocal music, Mary W.
Gridley. gold medal for Christian doc
trlne. gift Of RI Rev, Bishop Seaman
Ethel Mcdonald; graduating medal 10
mandolin course, Maud Nissef Of sil.
yer Bow. Mont. graduating medal ana
diploma, Mary T. Kinney Of Rock
Springs, Wyo.
A look at the art room Of the acad.
envy showed an excellent display OF
work I'm ~ and water color painting
china painting and typography the
medallist Of the year for excellence IN
oil and water color painting and pyro-
graphy belng Miss Bessie Grldley.
Other pupils whose works are cesery-
Ing Of special mention are Miss Ger
tride Hansen, Miss Mary Kinney Mrs.
Stella McChrystal Miss Hazel Young
son. Miss Minnie Foster. Miss Frances
McChrystal. Miss Myrtle Weber
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TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE!

sThe great popularity of Pernna
as catarrh remedy has tempted
many people TO Initiate Peruna.
A greaf many so-calied catarrh
remedies and cafarrh fonics are
TO be found In many drug stores.
These remedies can be procured
by the druggist very much cheaper
than Pernna. PeruDa can only
be obtained at a uniform price
and no druggist can get II a cent
cheaper.
THUS Ii Is that druggists are
tempted to substitute the cheap
limitations of Peruna for Peruna.
II Is done every day without a
doubt.
When q patient calls at a drug
store to procure some Pernna and
the druggist recommends some-
thing else that win be Just as good,
II may be that he does not always
recognize the responsibility that
he Is taking upon himself Such
a substitute Is always sure TO re-
suit In failure.
The claim of Peruna to being
the standard cafarrh remedy of
the world is based upon the fol-
lowing facts:
II has the endorsement Of
LNNUMERABLE HOSPITALS.
A GREAT NUMBER OF
PHYSICIANS.
| . OVER FIFTY UNITED STATES
CONGRESSMEN AND SENA.
TORS.
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF THE
MASSES AND CLASSES.
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WERE MARRIED
BY A WOMAN.
Murray Couple Welded !, BY Mrs.
fortyn, spirituaII'ti' Medium
WAS A STRANGE CEREMONY
r,r., of the Kind in the h.''o'' "
r,an- Medium c'"Im' 20 30 a
Minister oftho Gospel

The certificate Of marriage oil 'r"'s,
I'm and Kate Cannogeeter Oh
- was returned to the county
r mis- afternoon. coming in by MAJ"
T o ceremony was performed accord
,ns 10 the certificate by Mrs = Fon'
,yS 81 gsl south West Temple street. a
,a,tnol medium, who claims to pe-
,ong 10 the Independent Free Thought
Bble Spiritual society
According to the directory the person
wbo performed the marriage ceremony
~ ssoun by taa certificate Is MRS.
r,.rlst Fontyn, clairyoyont ana
,,arce medium doing business at 'ne
number given. When seen by
@Novso reporter at o'clock TINS ar
..rnoon she stated that she had per-
,ormea the ceremony by virtue OF her
ag,ce az regularly ordained MINIS
.s which she claimed to hold In the
taSonendept Free Thought Bible splr-
'n,al Society. The presiden. Of TINS OF.
aorIzatlon IS the Rev. c. u, Rines oil
san Francisco
This particular ceremony was pc,
formed at Madam Fontyn's parIofs !"
,bo presence Of large Congregation
,,hich she declares, was comprised OF
persons belonging to the 'e''ous
churches Of the city She further said
,bat II was the first marriage OF the
hind ever performed by a woman II
rrtab The contracting parties are poth
snlrItualists and members Of the same
organization to which Mrs. Fontyn De-
longs
The ceremony was a very strange Que
and consisted simply in asking the
question whether any one present OPP
posed the union supplemented by the
81 stement, II not, they were TO ever
after hold their peace, and by placing
the wedding ring upon the brides mn
yer. This done, the pair were pro-
nolnced husband and WIFE,
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AT ST. MARy'S ACADEMY.
Interesting Exercises atThat Excellent
Institution This Morning.


The graduating exercises oil ~
Marys Academy were held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the presence OF an
audience which crowded the large as
sembly hall and overfowed into lhe
corridors. The platform was tasteiulH
decorated with the alumni colors, blue'
white and cream, and with the many
flowers helped to make a bright ana
pretty scene. The exercises were most
interesting. among the more notaDie
ones being a musical selection rem
dered by Miss Edna Egan harp; Misses
Dora DAILY, Martha Plumhof and Louise
Root, violin; Miss Adellne DeChene
piano.
The program was as follows;
Merche Tambours IA. Bccket-Smlth
Planos-Misses A. Du Chene, NJ. Mss
Ter, b. Ehret n, Holmes, y. Melon
aid and c. Meyers.
yiolins-Msses ID. DAILY, i. Root ana
NJ Plumhof
Harp--Mlss II. Egan.
Chorus-"I Waited for the LORD
.....s., .,.,.,.'. ,'''' MehuelhsVh'
Vocal Glass.
Accompanies Piano. Miss H. Pollock;
Viollns, Misses l.. Root, u. DAILY,
and NJ. Plumhof; harp, Miss n.
Egan.
Dragon Fighter (Polonaise) Hoffman,
Misses Mabel Nissler, Il. OBrien,
c. Gottstein, T.. Ensign, NJ. Null
vey, n. Turner T.. DAILY
and N. Evans,
Drill and Chorus ..... ".""Mlnims
stella dAmore' (Barcarolla) -"
go. ,..,,., ,,,,.. .,.',l, Belehbnl
First Mandolins- Misses NJ, Nissler,
b. Ehret, and NJ Mulvey
Second Mandolns- Misses z. Bulge,
H. DAILY NJ. Desmond and Il. O'Brien'
MandOlls obligatO
Misses NJ Kinney and A. Du Chene
Piano-Mss X. Canning.
Harp-Miss =. Egan.
swift As a Flash ....,.,,.... Rosslni
Sololst-Mlss NJ. Gridley.
Chorus-Misses NJ. Nissler, X. can
ming A. NioX J. Thompson, a. Du
Chene, y. Canning. c. Slough, D.
Burton. N. McIugh, Mable Ms
sler, I. Kane and Ensign.
Mazeppa Grand Galop de Concert
.....................W ollenhaupt
Misses NJ. McHugh, y Clarke r.
Holmes, d. DAILY II. Santschi, T.
Frisbee. J. Miller and A. Curley
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.
Slower Of the Alps "..."",.Wekerlin
Miss NJ. Nissler.
poem-Aposttophe 10 Poesy ... 90.
..................... Miss H. Pollock
"The Last Rose of Summer .DhgthuI
Harp--Miss h. Egan.
Violins-Misses L. Root, d Daily
and VI Plumhof
Piano-Miss A. Du Chene
Following are the list Of prizes award
ed:
Prize Cor highest average In the Sec
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LATE LOCALS,

Acting Governor Hammond today re-
ce,pd a Telegram from Governor Wells
vbo & in Boston. The governor sim
ply announced that he was In the city
Of han eaters. but said nothing about
when he would return.
Ta, remains OF Mrs, Mary Melkle'
vbo was killed on May % In the gas
eyroslon AT the residence OF Mr. Mich
sd. have been shipped to Cleveland,
Oho by Undertaken O'Donnell. Inc
rtrains were accompanied by Mrs. NJ
A Cnyill, niece OF the deceased.
m. Misses Erickson and Hadley are
v,T much grleyed over the statement
81 morning paper 10 the effect that
tEsT refused TO file a complaint against
,ss nearo Wilson, on account OF the
po,,rlety that would attach TO their
p,mes This statement, they say, Is
nst me They believe fully that VIII
sor Is the man who so Hereby ana
sfsmefully assaulted them on SUNDAY
TgS, hui their belief Is not knowledge
oTG therefore they refused to swear
IN = romplaint against him. We do NOT
WAX 10 ghlrk any duty SAID MISS
EHG son but neither do we desire 70
eSayict an innocent man. we thihE
ma rolice had the right man, but as
cav I've could not positively identlfy
him
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coin county, Nevada. from Reno. 10
complete the government surveys there

coin county, Nevada. from Keno "
complete the government surveys there'
Quite a number of foreigners arrived
in the city this morning and are spenu-
ing today in visiting the places Oh Ia
terest Mr.. and Mrs. Butler OF Mel
bourne. Australia; DR.. and Mrs. PARK
inson OF Scotland, l.. Parkinson OF New
Zealand, and G. II SpOoner OF LONDON
are travelling together and are guests
at the Knutsford Mr.. Butler Is q
prominent capitalists OF Melbourne, ana
is interested in business with Mr.. H.
Parkinson Of New Zealand. r. Wag-
enmann of Vienna. Austria, Is also al
the Knutsford. A. Goldschmidt ana H.
Goldschmidt of Paris. France, are stay
ing at the Kenyon,
C. B. Simpson, an entomologist In the
department of agriculture, Is VISITOR
in this city and Is staying at the Ken
yon.
David r. Haigh Of Taylorsyille has
returned home after a three-years aD-
sence. He spent the time In visit TO
Europe and in attendance at Cornell
university where he has been studying
law. He hopes to graduate next year
from Cornell.
h. Brooks Of Denver, general west
ern manager for the Western Union
Telegraph company, is a guest at the
Knutsford.
Mrs. ]. b. Graham. wife OF the editor
OF the Bingham Bulletin. is among to-
days arrivals at the Walker,
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TODAY'S TAX SALES.
They Included Thirty'fiye Mining
Claims Real Estate Property.

Mining property was offered at the
county tax sale this morning, and tho
sale was much better than at yester-
days auction, thirty-fve pieces Of
mining property being disposed Of for
$685.. The first piece offered Vas tho
Congress mine, Big Cottonwood dis
trict. lot A. II sold for the amount Of
charges against Il, N.S4 to John H..
Woodmen. The Pickwick mine. lot l26,
in the same district, with S7l7 charges,
sold 20 the same party for $3.50, Ed
ward McGurrin bought the Carrie lode,
Big Cottonwood district lots ia. and
B. against which there were Sl1lO
charges. for $3.50. Samuel NJ Levy
bought the Cedar General Wells and
Haskell mines. in the Little Cotton
wood district for s., $3.50 and $5.2j.
The upset prices We're 1881, Sj.2s and
s5.O4 respectively. The Halves mine in
the same district went TO
NJ. NJ. Kaighn and John G. Stillwell
for sail the amount Of the charges
The Manitoba, Little Cottonwood. was
bought by A. " Mcintosh for $3.50.
there being S.25 due for taxes. The
Ogarita and Old Salt Leather mines in
this district were bid In by Henry G.
Wallace for s7.35 and SS15 being raised
from sl2l and $500 Kaighn and Hill
well bought the Plnyon Qulyon mine
lot &C. Little Cottonwood for $l215. the
upset price Eight mines In the West
Mountain district were taken over by
X. G.. Wilson. They are the Bonanza
mine with $3.50 due. sold for Si2 Dis
coverv No. |, Northerly No. | and
southerly Galena on which S6S6 was
due. for $3.50: the o. X lode, $3.50 FOR
So. Contract mine, with Si5.il dues, for
SIC: lie Want, Sass for A7O; Sierra, sS45.
for $3.50: silver Maid, ISL s.. for $3.50:
Qtee, s70l, for $3.50.
REAL ESTATE SOLD.
The following real estate was dis
posed Of: .
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FILINGS AFTER 2 p NJ. YEsTER-
DAY.
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

&c. Mclaughlin Of Muskegon, Mich
igan. arrived in the city this morning
and registered at the Knutsford He
is the brother Of ID. c. Mclaughlin, the
we'll known Park city mining man who
died few days ago.
p. b. McKeon. the well-known mer-
chant OF Milford. Is registered at the
Cullen.
Attorney F. J. Osborne OF Phoebe. Ne
yada. came in this morning and is stay
ing at the Cullen.
Colonel II. b. Maxson Of the United
states geological survey is staying at
Inc Knutsford. He Is en- route to Lin
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Ajax Lower-May Day Weak ns-Ben
Butler Declines.

Business was light on the mining
exchange this afternoon and prices
were generally weaker. Ajax sold
down to sl26A. while May Day was
traded In at s2.O2i5. Ben Butler SOFT
ened to l4ls United Sunbeam declined
to IS with Richmond Anaconda gong
al A. Tetro was active at l6h. West
Morning Glory was active at Az South
swansea sold up to 55k. Galena was
traded in at 1914, Eagle and Blue Ben
sold at sl.O5. =,
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
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TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

County Recorders Daily Report OF
Transfers, up to p, m, June goth, 1901.
Washington w. Welsh and wife
TO John Vetterli w, d., l6Ox
52h feet northeast from s feet
east of southwest corner lot 3,
block IS, plat "B," Salt Lake
City survey ..,..... ..'.s''.s'S oVV'VV
Edward b. Wicks. referee to
Samuel II. Auerbach, deed,
53ihx2l4ls feet southwest and
4ghM5lla feet southwest from
II feet south Of northeast cor
ner lot s, block SO, plat "A,
Salt Lake city survey 49,. S6,25O. 90
Hans Larsen and wife TO Gunll-
Ia Josephine Kim, Q. c. d.
tract Of land In southeast
quarter OF section 81, town
ship 2 south range l east
Salt Lake meridian ..,..,.,., S.Vo
James Campbell ct al, by sher-
in. to Chellus w. Heidel, sher-
lffs deed, Monaco, Navajo and
silver Bell lode mining claims,
In West Mountain mining dis
trlCt ..... ,..... ,...' ''s'' 7vV'f'
T.. w. Wilson and wife to Jo-
sephne Christensen, w. D.,
lots IS and 10, block 2, and lot
26, block /, Wilkinson's Sub.
of block 90, plat &C" salt -,
Lake City survey ...... -, D'Vo
Josephine Christensen 20 N. p.
Petersen, w. D., lots Is and
49, block 2, and lot &c, block
1 WiMnsons Sub of block
80 plat &C." Salt Lake city
survey ..... ....,. 500. go ioV'VV
Otto Hanson and wife to Albert
Hanson. warranty deed, 66x
GO feet southeast from ~
feet south of northwest cor
ner lot 7, block IL, plat A.,
$. l.. G. survey. E. .,....,,S 4fo'0u
Margaret Miller ct al 10 Reu-
ben T.. Miller, warranty deed,
b.643 acres in southwest quar-
ter of section 6, township
south, range | east, ). H.
No.. e.. =. - ',.sst"'. l'V'
Margaret Miller ct al to Uriah
G. Miller warranty deed,
5el3 acres in southeast quar-
ter, section l. township
south, range east S. L. NJ. 1,o(
Administrator OF Estate OF
Alex. McKernan, deceased,
10 st. Joe Mining Co. admin
istrator's deed. Uhllg No. |,
Uhllg No. 2, st. Joe No, !,
Ida lode mining claims In
West Mountain mining dis
trict tt. :. =. :. ..,....s2,4Si a
Oscar Van Colt and wife to
Mary r. Johansen, warranty
deed, lots and I, block 3,
South Main Street Addition,
| plat A., " 1. ..,...,....' 200 On
| Wooden s. Earls et al to The
Tintlc Mining and Develop
ing company. deed, Great
Western lode mining claims
in West Mountain mining dis
trlct ..... +. D.. "o,. ....".." 1250t
L. c. Hamilton to James
A. Phillips. warranty deed,
lots nnd & block 7, High
land Park Addition, TO S. l..
| CO.. see. %. ., q" amman, 100 On
FILINGS AFTER ? P. NJ. YEsTER
DAY.
The following real estste transfers
were filed for record yesterday afte
three o'clock;
NJ. NJ. Cunnington to Lorenzo
Snow. Jr,, warranty deed, lots 10
and 20, block 2, De Longs sec
ond addition 80. 80. ..,...,"".,$ III
Thomas Fitch ct ux. to Enos A.
Wall warranty deed, l65x7O feet
northeast from inches west OF
southeast corner lot 2 block IL,
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RAILROAD STOChs

New York. June 90 c 5,,i,st ~ ~
c. & A., lsA; southern "a rd i;nItsi Y
Steel, AZ; United sta,' ,.S S,' prei,
ss7s; Atchison, $50. At.nls sSs -
s sro,. nsil"s sAs 'i Nar6 Haor r,ss,
R'v'' l. ess Amalea'n.s,iis,al E Xxx. B
y r. r. SIS: Mctraro'I .an' ,l ia, d
o. q, ioss; Ameican To4 ss.S lr.lnna
III: n. Y. c. l5s. 90, I ~ penasyFi'
Missoui Pacific, i2o' ,,sn. Nanhs'
l5i7s; Peoples Gas liSF'
i22a. Sugar, llg,..-
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piEtI.

BowrRzIn this , city. 5F' Dr. i',j
Jessie Gordon, vic "a months
Bower, aged 81 years ,,sor ~ iFnd,nl,..
Funeral services ton ION, me rirst e..
a. sss SSI's Church T ssIth
First South. Af'er
will be private.
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AT THE RESORTS.
Observation-Disclosures

The temperature Of the water at Salt
air at o'clock this afternoon was u
degrees.
The first train out to Satalr this
morning carried three cars packed with
humanity. From then on throughout
the day there seems 10 have been
very pronounced migration to the lake.
The occasion is the field day Of the
University Of Utah.
The Veteran Flremens excursion TO
Lagoon on Friday promises 10 be well
patronzed The grand excursion Is for
the benefit Of their building fund TO
complete the new hall.
The gathering o. the clans at Lagoon.
on which occasion the Ladies Auxh-
larry Of the Caledonian club win give
their annual outing takes place t0mor-
row week. I'm the meantime The Guild
Wives are an busy making shOrtcake
and other too,hsOme dellcacies which
had their origin In the land o cakes.
THE Eighth ward Sunday school Is
holding It's annual outing az Lagoon to-
day The usual Sp@ts dancing and
general good time are associated with
the event
Captain p. J.. Davis has started to
build q P0od-sized boat, which win be
placed out at saltair as soon as it is fin.
ished.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

!, ,ha salt Palace this evening the
,,a .l he changed to Offenbach's mer-
~, ~. III .arhe Grand Duchess a big
geia' The final rendition Of "The
posa mIan Girl last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-20

The sales on the mining exchange this
morning amounted 10 s2i 1iij2 which
represented the sale Of 81 422 shares.
In the case Of j. w. Green VS. Buck
eye Mining company, Judge Stewart
today appointed James Sharp receiver
for the company under $4,000 bonds.
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PEI rEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE
49," POSTPONED.
I, conseouence Of the Fourteenth
ua,l hail undergoing repairs and the,
1.,hIv Hall being engaged win
Prmary conference. the SAT- LAX
Sgks Relief Society conference WI W.
po,,ponei until the first saturday IN
September ,,opNr prast
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Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating is simply perfume
tory -done because it must be.
This is the common complaint Of
the dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would cure
dyspepsia, few would suffer from
it long,
The only way to cure dyspepsia,
which is difficult digestion, is to
give vigor and tone TO the stomach
and the whole digestive system.
Hoods SGssparilla cured The niece a
flank FAY iO6 y. st.. South Boston Mass.
sho writes that she hsd been q crest sufferer
iiym ayspepsia for six years: had been with.
val appetite and had been troubled with Sour
s s,Ssa and headache. She bad tried many
H. H. medicines IN vain. Two bottles III
ivt4 NartAphFilla YUeHa hfs all
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Hoods SarsapariHa

rrOmlses to cure and keeps the
promise Don't wait till you are
worse but buy bottle today.
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DR. sANFoRD's LIVER iNviGORAroR
TshstLiyer Medicine. A Vegetable cure for Liver
ltEiousness, Indigestion, Constipation Malaria'
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Then the young folks rlIde1 around
10 the beautiful strains Of music
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REAL ESTATE SOLID.

The following real estate was dis
posed Of: ..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1901-08-31
sHERlFF's EXECUTION SALE.

Under and by virtue Of an execution
issued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of the State of Mime
sofa, in and for the Eleventh Judicial
District and County of st. Louis, on the
10Th day of July, 1901, upon g. judgment
rendered and docketed in said court
and county in an action therein, where
Security Bank Of Duluth, was plaintiff,
and James B. Howard, defendant, In
favor of said plaintiff and against said
defendant, for the sum of eight thous-
and and eight hundred nintey-nine and
98-1O0 dollars, which said. execution has
to me, as Sheriff OF said St.; Louis Coun-
ty, been duly directed and delivered, I
auction, to the highest cash bidder. at
the front door, OF. the Court House, in
the City Of Duluth, In said County Of
st. Louis, on Saturd lay the 18th sdav OF
4eptember, 1901, at ten O'clock lii the
forenoon Of that day, all the right, title
and interest that above named judg-
ment debtor had in and to the real es-
tate hereinafter described on the 18th
day of August, 1897. that being the date
scription Of the property being as fol-
'o Tots tG thTee 
 and four a.; section
five (5) and lots one ~ and two a.,
section six {6), ali in township sixty
one (61) north range thirteen (13) west
fourth principal meridian in st. Louis
County. Minnesota.
Dated, Duluth, Mimi, July s0th 1901.
-; W. c. SARGENT, :,
Sheriff. st. Louis County, MINI.
P. J. NEFF.
Attorney for Judgment Creditor.
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