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Smyrna times., 1901-03-06
CHESWOLD.
Standing Committees Appointed for Ches-
void aud Bethel N. E. ChurCbes--Re-
mOyaIs of the Week-LOcal and
Personal Mention.

Special Correspondence TO the TIMES.
CHEswoD, March 5,-Dr. Stout's
Sunday School class will hold
supper at the home of Miss Clara
Savin, one of the members, near Ches-
void next Friday evening. This is a
very interesting class of young ladies
and good entertainment is assured.
The proceeds will help swell their
missionary fund.
The subject of Pastor Gardner's SER
mon last Sunday morning was "The
Human Side of Christ's Life, preached
to a good and appreciative audience.
In the evening he dwelt upon the char
acteristic Of Judas, the betrayer, draw
ing therefrom many lessons. The
Junior League Choir were cOmpli-
mented for their good singing for the
League services preceding the preach
ing services.
The Sunday School Missionary An
niversary of Cheswold, will be held
Sunday evening next, March 10th. A
special program of music, recitations,
&C., will be rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Carey have
brlghtend their home with piano.
L. B. Garrison did not fill his ice
house until Friday, getting good ice
Peter L. Barcus, Sr., has sold one of
his houses, formerly in tenure of
James A. Pearson, to Joseph H. Legar,
a farmer west of Cheswold.
One G. r. Vaughn's ewes gave
birth to four lambs, something very
unusual it is said.
Mr.. aAd Mrs. S. b. Cooper gave
their son Carl, a birthday party last
Monday evening in honor of his
eighth anniversary. The company
constituted boys only, who had hila-
rious time.
CheswOld, M. e. Church Standing Commit
tees:-The Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence of Cheswold and Bethel Charge
was held at Bethel Monday morning
DIR. Corkran presiding. 1t was a har
monious and most enjoyable session
for those in attendance. Samuel T
Williams was elected trustee, and DR.
H.V. S. Stout was elected recording
steward to these vacancies in Ches
wold Church by resignation and re
3 moval of w. F. Collins to Brooklyn
n. Y. The following standing com
D mittees for Cheswold and Betht
n Charge were also appointed:
Smyrna times., 1901-03-06

The Fourth and last Quarterly Con-
ference of the present conference year
will be held on Tuesday evening
next.
Smyrna times., 1901-03-06

The pulpit in Ewell M. P. Church
will be filled next Sunday as follows:
10. 80 a. m. by Rev. E. Shaw and 7.3O
p. m. by Rev. VIM. FAIRIES, Sunday
School 2p. m.
Smyrna times., 1901-03-06

Rev. J. E. Nicholson has accepted
an invitation to preach in the first
M. P. Church at Atlantic City next
Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1901-03-06

St. Joseph's Society which has
large industrial School in Clayton and
an orphanage in Wilmington will start
o parochial school for colored children
in Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1901-03-06

The new Methodist Episcopal
church at Massey's Kent county will
be dedicated on Sunday March 10, by
the Rev. w. F. Corkman, d. d.
Smyrna times., 1901-03-06

A supper will be given at the home
of Mrs. Robert n. Pearson on Satur-
day evening under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid of 1T. Paul NJ. E. Chruch.
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DaIy-West Directors Declare One
Of 30 Cents Per Share,
ANENT THE SUNSHINE DEAL
some "Details Given OUT Lower Nam
moth Assays Worlds Metal
Production.

The directors Of tho Dlly-West MIN
Ing company met today and declared "a
dividend Of $4,000 or 30 cents per share.
payable on the 10th inst The books
close on the 10Th
The above dividend represents AN ln-
crease Of $500 per month which win
doubtless be adhered TO- throughout
the year Last year the company paid
tls15OO, with an extra dividend Of
1880, but NJ the above rate O. viii
distribute 100000 this year The in-
crease in the dividend was not uncx-
pected, as the matter has been infor-
mally discussed for several weeks past.
At the meeting today the proposition
TO sink another shaft was discussed. but
on the recommendation OF SuperIntenl-
eut Kirby. who was present the man
agement win Increase the station ten
ders ana 80 augment the output for the
time being 1T viii only be- q short
time. however" said Manager Bam-
berger today before another smart VIII
be in use" Mr Kirby reports the Wine
down 60 feet below the 400 the bottom
OF which Is In very nice ore. Samples
OF fine looking UXidza1 ore were
brought down by McNirby from
change which occurred Just before he
left The mine
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Items from Bingham.

In It's weekly review Of the camp the
Bulletin says
The Petro Is shipping three cars Of
heavy lead ore.
As government permits hercabOuts
have about expired, very soon all round
timber used IN Bingham mines WIN be
shipped from Oregon.
Delay IN arrival OF machinery has
been a setback 20 the Buttcrheld COM
pany's new mill at mouth Of Queen
tunnel, but Il VIII soon be in operation
New developments are being planned
for the Shawmut and the management
Is cheered by the prospect that there
VIII soon be plenty Of reliable electric
power
Joe Dederichs has the contract for
building q house for the Copper Belt
Railroad engines. also lower terminal
coal bins. They will be- located convent
emily ot head OF Rio Grande Western
yard.
a movement Is on foot that may
result In work being resumed on the
Copper Queen. which Is situated directly
above the Winnamuck group Of mines
and considered IN local mining circles a
promising claim
II Is stated that an option has been
obtained by Eastern parties on the Irish
American group, lying near top OF az.
vide between Bingham ana Butterfeld
canyons and that development work
win soon begin on u under direction of
j. +. Leland. the well.known mining
man
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake
County, State OF Utah. In the matter
Of the estate OF Charles II. Grow, de-
ceased. Notice. The petition OF Mary
S Crow ct al, praying for the issuance
10 Alma II. Crow OF letters OF admin
lstratlon. with the win annexed, IN the
estate OF Charles II. Grow, deceased,
also for the admission to probate the
last viii and testament OF said de-
ceased, has been set for hearing on
Saturday the 18th day Of January, a.
ID. 1901, at $3.50 o'clock. a. m. AT the
County Court House, In the Court
Room Of said Court, In Salt Lake CITY
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said
(SeaD Court with the seal there.
Of Affixed this 9Th day OF
January 4. D. 1901.
DAVID Q. DUNBAR. Clerk.
BY Albert j. Scare. Deputy Clerk
n. Y. Jones, Attorney.
NOTICE TO oREDITORs-EsT OF
Hans Peterson deceased Creditors will
present claims with vouchers 20 the undoI-
signed az the oilice Of stewart & stewart
Nc Ornlck mag. Salt Lake city on on be-
fore the 18th DAY Of April. A. y. ilOl.
RASMUs PETERSON
Administrator Of the estate OF Hans Peter
Date OF frst publication. Dec @, A. d. 1914
stewart steWarj. Attorneys.
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important Advances Recorded in
Prices Of Several Stocks,
GRAND CENTRAL STRONGER.
Mammoth Firm Northern light Gain
ing-Lower Mammoth Away Up
DaIy-West Firm

Business closed on the mining ex.
change today with the sale Of 1905
shares Tor s9SgGl5. The sales for the
I'VE business days OF the week amount
90 $3.50 shares. representing "a selling
value Of &c., S30S2 The principal stocks
traded ln were Con Mercur, DAILY West
Lower Mammoth, May Day Sunshine.
Grand Central and Star Con a good
deal Of activity was shown by the above
stocks al good prices. Con Mercur has
partially recovered from its recent
shrlnkage on Monday last It stood
around sos. but the stock has since
been traded In as high as $3.50 per
share. Sunshine has changed material
~ owing 20 prospects Of a sale being
made ON Monday it was offered al 20
with II bid. but Il has since Jumped 10
Al. II was "a little weaker today. rang
ing from a8ia on the opening sale 10
3lls at the close. a material increase
is recorded in the price ~ Lower NAM
moth this week II opened no SLASH,
and after iiuctuatIng it has touched the
s. mark 10 was held at that figure to-
day with yLgt bid. Grand Central has
been quite active az lower figures. The
stock was traded in as low ass SG2) on
Monday but o suifcnlng up has since
occurred and sales were recorded today
az high as $3.50 II weakened 10 SG4i
on the closing sale a shrlnkane Is seen
IN May Day this week on Monday the
stock sold az l2ia but 10 opened today
az 3sl and declined 10 3iis ON the
closing sale Eagle and Blue Bel has
shown some activity this week at Inn
proved prices. Sales have been made
0s high as S2L. though no change Is
expected at the mine Star Con has not
changed materially, but Daly-West is
quite strong today with S2175 bid and
S2s asked. One sale was reported this
week as high as SIS Mammoth was q
little hrmer today as was Ajax. for
which 5Sis was bid Northern Light
moved up several points thla week on
Monday It was held at Q. but sales have |
since been made as high az AZ Martha |
Washington iIhs also gained about
cent per share during the week
The closing quotations were as fol-
lows.
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MINING NOTES.

The Ouhir Tim reached The market
today with seven ears Of concentrates
The Swansea Of Tlnuc was on the
market today with seven cars Of ore
Thomas Weir. who came IN from the
Ajax today reports no change az the
mine
The Tayior-Br sampler report
oi seven cars of ore from Tintlc and
seven cars Of one from Stockton today,
President Mcintyre OF the Mammoth
was I'm town today giving attention TO
matters connected with the lawsuit
Tony Jacobsen came in from Stock.
Ton last evening ana reports The West
Argent min running smoothly again.
Secretary Wilkinson of the Mammoth
who came back from the mine last
evening reports the strike ON the GOO
growing bigger
The FIRST car of copper ore from the
recent strike ON the Red Wing of Bins-
ham win be- on the market ON Monday
10 was taken from the Wolfe lease and
is expected TO run 10 per cent
Sinking Is going forward I'm the
HonorIne shaft at Stockton at the rate
of one foot per day. lu about ten fcat
Manager SChea says q station viii ht
cut and a drift vii Doe run 10 the ore
bodies,
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

ducIng countries showing an increase
ln 1900 the United states took the lead
among the Rold-producing counties,
with f1S.GjS.1jj; Australasia ranking
second with SIS. 2s32l5. The large pro.
duction of the ElondIkc has pat canada
IN the third place, with q total output
OF S260000)O, while Russia was fourth
with {23O9OSG2 These four countries
produced over so per cent. Of the gold
Of the world The total amount o.
dividends paid 2lO companies allied Win
the mineral industries OF the United
states In 1900 was {l30,9jiO00 This
large disbursement places mining
among the most profitable OF the coun-
try's industries. The metal mines paid
Ni i02000. or 1913 per cont Of the total
and he Industrial company S,g,43s. 900.
or co., per cent Among the leadIng
payers were the copper companies. the
gold and silver mines. SlJ90t000. and
the petroleum companies with S4SSlG.00O
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RICH SILVER ASSAYS.
John A. Kirby Speaks Of His Visit
20 the Lower Mammoth.

Superintendent John A, Kirby Of the
Daly-Wcst returned last evening from a
visit 90 the Lower Mammoth, with
which he was agrceably surprised In
Mr., kirby's opinion there is very ndi-
cation Of big ore body OF good ship
ping quality n IL extends another 20
feet Mr.. Kirby believes. the stock Is
good for 81 per share As II IT, II H.
said 10 be better worth g. today than
it was worth 80 cents two months ago.
No doubt Is expressed by MI Kirby re.
garding the value OF the ore
Returns We're received last evening
from three samples selected bv j. D..
Wood, who was az the mine Oh
Wednesday The three ASSAYS showed
l2i l2S and iil ounces SILVER per toh
respectively.
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Ask
For It..

Hundreds OF good housekeepors who
have used Three Grown Baking Pow
dor Extracts ana Spices will use no
other kind as they know the brand
Three Crown" guarantees them o. pure
and good article pt lower price than
the imported goods would cost Ask
your grocer Tor the Three Crown
brand the next time you order goods in
our line.
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UopBmIoJuI I5WLnJ loJ sIausls 7An
.35ds5I 7Ql 10 NI7lO 6lunoJ llnsuoO
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, I'm and for Salt Lake
County State Of Utah. IN the matter
Of the estate Of Samuel Moorhouse
Barratt, deceased Notice. The petit
ton OF Matilda NJ Barratt PRAYING for
the Issuance 20 George A. Smith OF let
ters of administration in the estate OF
Samuel Moorhouse Barratt, deceased,
has been set Tor hearing on Saturday,
the 10Th day OF January A. ID. 1901, az
$3.50 o'clock a m, az the County Court
House. In the Court Room Of said
Court, in Salt Lake city Salt Lake
County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said
Court with the seal there
(SeaD Of 8iIixed this eth day Of
January. A. j. 1901.
DAVID G. DUNBAR, Clerk
BY Albert J. Scare, Deputy Clerk.
Young & Moyle, Attorneys
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last CHANCE Option.

The Bingham Bulletin says that STU
art Croasdale, manager FOR the Chicago
parties who recently secured an option
on the Last Chance group OF mines and
MIL, Is expected 10 return 10 camp to-
day TO Inspect work In progress and
remain here for the present A force
has been operating IN British tunnel
since the goth OF December, under terms
OF the option to drive $50 feet At pres
ent tunnel face there is a nice showing
Of ore. aud Manager Croasdhle will no
doubt feel justified In making a favor
able repnrt
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, Neb., Jan 5.-CattIe-Re-
celpts 200 Market nominslly steady.
Native beef steers 400d535. western
steers 3760A40; Texas steers 300G3T5.
cows and helfers 2S5G385: Gamers 30
a2tb' stookers and feeders 3OOni5O.
calves AO0a6z5; bulls. stays ETC.. 20Oa
800
Hogs--Recelpts 5000. Market shade
higher heavy 5.02isG501i5: mixed
502hG50j; light 502M050-5: pigs tOO
qiio; bulk OF sales Sj.OjaiOiis
sheep-Receipts none. Market nomi-
nally firm
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, in and Tor alt Lake County state
OF Utah ln tho natter Of the estate Of
tluln Tor approval and settlement ~ the 40.
nual account OF Hchor a. smith. the admin
i.ratOr OF the estate o. John lltsrer.
aId. deceased. has been s0t for hearing
on saturday, the lgth aay o. Janu-
arv. A, ID. 1901. at p,O o'clock a m.
al the County Court House. IN the court
Room of said Court, In salt Lake City. salt
Lake County. Utah
Witness The Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this an
lsEAI.l day Of January. A. d. 1901
DAVID q. DUNBAR. Clerk.
by ALBERT J. sEARE. Deputy Clerk.
Young & Moyle, Attorneys
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DO NOT MISS THIS
RARE OPPORTUNITY

On getting the biggest bargains IN Clothing
Hats shoes. Furnishings, etc. ever offered to
the people o. salt Lake n.y. as YOU may
never be able 10 get chance Ike this again.
Below we quote "a Tow prices 10 show what
tremendous sacrifices We are making Just
think Of the following propositions, and re.
member that all goods priced in this adver-
te,enent can be brought back any time dur
Ing the sale
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wEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Jan 5--May wheat opened
at ,SE 10 7Oh, reacted 10 7SS, rallied
10 49,, and then dropped back again
90 7SBQh.
Close: Whoat-Jan. 76A; Feb. INC
y, May 70. q7sls,
Corn-Jan, 36a May 2sAGf.
Oats-Jan. 23h May 2ji..
P0rk-Jan 13.11ll; May 1890
Lard-Jan. 717H; May 7Sik.
Ribs-Jan C.S2is May 100.
Cash: Wheat-NO. red mans: No. 3
red 53Ql6: No. hard winter 1906; No.
3 hard winter 1906; No. ! northern
spring i6d1s. No. 2 do. 76Q7S Nc. 3
spring G5a75.
Corn-No 235t,: No. S7ai..
0ats-No. 2 2Sha2i; No. 3 294,
Rye-isA,
Barley-3sG62.
Timothy
FlaX-l.j5.
On covering by shorts. May advanced
10 1874, high price Of the season, and
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WORLDS METAL PROTECTION.
The Engineering and Mining journal
Gives Summary for 1000.

New York Jan. j-Thc Engineering
and Mining Journal today gives SUM
mary Of the mineral and metal produc-
ton OF the United States Ter the year
1900 This summary has been compiled
from advanced figures furnished hy pro-
ducers and from official sources and
gives a complete statement OF the gold
production OF the world f0r the year
just closed The total value OF the metz
ais produced I'm the United states I'M
1900 was $500 S00 1852 as compared with
SgiG. 0bI.S20 iu 1899 The value of the
output ~ nun-metalllc substances was
$685.. GS0.99i as against SCi5 asa. 300 In
IN 1899 The total value flr the two
years, after allowing for Implications.
was respectively Sl.lj1 l62, 1S2. ana ST..
0ig. 230.59i The more important items of
this production IN metals We're gold.
valued at S7S6iS75i. silver valued at
$37. 0S5.2iS: 6l5.756602 pounds of copper.
valued az 500 l5i.34i. 2iliN tons ~ lead.
valued at S22.OO5. 6iS; 1880 tons of zine.
valued at yl07S6220 and l1st but not
leastl3sl4.i05 tons of Pix iron, valued
az S22Nu1S,53i.
or the uou-mptalllc products by lar
the most important was coal, OF which
the United States produced no less than
2Ii.NI119 tons. the greatest quantity
ever produced iu one year by this or any
other country. I'm 1899 the United
states was the largest producer OF coal
In the world, and this pre-eminence was
increased in 1900
other important products Of this class
included cement OF which isl12s. 6gS
barrels were made salt copper sui
rltlfa mineral upIrfg Dbognbntn t,rk
aud slate, while the minor mineral prod
ucts included "a variety too numerous TO
mention
100 ',..,,,,.5 se,s 40 ,os 90 .Di'f
compares wi h S8i3Cll tsi IN 1899 the dc.
crease being entirely owing 10 the stop.
page OF gold production In the Trans
vaal by the war nearly an other pro-
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sTOCK TRANsACTIONs.

Daily West. 100 at 27SO. Sat 2L75.
Eagle ana Blue BELL. 200 az S2ik
Grand Central. 100 at 63l. 100 at Gas:
200 at ESQ., 100 az ca. 100 al ga.
May Day. 10 Oat 3SlA 100 al 81: 100 at
Slh 10 at 3Sb 800 at 3s, 200 az 37N: 100
az 37h.
Northern Light 1000 at 1%, 1000 Mt
~ 1000 at AZ.
Star Con-, 100 at q; 100 at 76M: 100 al
e: 100 az 15ik.
Sunshine, 100 at 3Sis I 600 at 81: coo AT
GOA 600 at 35i4 100 at 1884 2,i0O al So.
800 at 3i7s; 100 at 3t5.
Joe Bowers, 1000 ats
Martha Washington, 1000 at 9ls.
Yankee Con. 1000 gls
Shares sold. 1906.
Selling value 50 9gG95
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Jan. 5.-Cattle-Recelpts
1907 unchanged.
Hogs-ReceIpts 5000 steady. Bulk of
sales, 5.00q5.07h. heavy. 5O5iaa5.i 10:
packers, j.05d5,lO. mixed, i.00d5 Oj:
light 4.55q5.05; workers., 50oq5.O5;
PIGS. 4.35d5.Oo
No aheep.
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san Francisco. Jan. A-These quota
tons on wool were recorded here today,
Spring Nevada ll03c; eastern Oregon
l00lic; valley oregon l5Ql1ci tau
mountain lambs. 9Gl0c' San Joaquin
plains, case; Humboldt and Mendocino,
l0algc.
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Cattle-Recclpts. 200 head. Market
steady. Good 10 prime steers. 5.3OG6iO,
poor 10 medium. 365d5.20: stockers and
feeders, 27j04,4J; cows. 2.G5ai Is,
hcifcrs 2.1jG4.50; Gamers. z. 00a2 so.
bulls, 2,90Q4.40; calves, 4 5OG6 90: Texas
fel steers. 4.0Opis0, grassers. y.3O0
$50, bulls, 2.5Oa3JO.
Hogs-Beceipts today 2lO0O: Monday
$1,000, left over $50 head. Market
steady and fairly active Ton. SOS,
mixed and butchers. 4.gjd5.25: good
TO choice heavy, 5.O5152 %: rough
heavy i.9Oa5,0O, Hight 49OG5 %: bulk
Of sales, 5.0065.l5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market
steady. Good 10 choice wcthorg. 3. b
Q47O fair TO choice mixed 4OG9. 81.
westerns, S.7504 G5: Texas sheep 25O
HS.65, native lambs. 40045.15: west.
arn lambs, j.O0G5.65.
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CLOSING STOCKS.
SUGAR

SuFar-Raw. quiet. fair refining, 3N;
centrifugal g6 test as molasses sugar
3N. Refined quiet, crushed, 500 pow
dered, 500: gtanulated 500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05

II YOU have not tried Henry ~
Clear Havana Cigar do 80 at once.
They are mild.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05

New York Jan. A. Butter Receipts
siO PACKAGES; market steady. Dreamer.
les. liq9oc; June creamery l7023c. fac
tory. llhdlec.
Eggs Receipts. 1895 packages: mar.
ket hrm: Western average packed. al
mark, 22Q 25c. Western, loss on, re.
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dress Harold 7. IoaRI0gs, conioryllle Utah.
SALVATION FOR
THE LIVING
AND THE DEAD.
Sermon by Elder Charles w. Penrose.
Just printed In pamphlet form by the
Deseret News. A valuable document 70
send abroad. Price. &c; for &c; tl0
per 100.
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BosToN CoPPEIi
BuTrER ANn LGGs.

g, Boston. Jan. 5--B & NJ, 3lo; b. &B.
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chicago Jan 4.-on the produce ok
ehange today the butter market was
dun creamery l5G23c; dairy. l2a2Oc.
Cheese. dun, 1OAQuNc.
Eggs. quiet; fresh. 90.
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DOOMED!
The Terrible Calamity That
Has BeialIen a Large
Clothing House.

a. D. Nathan Co., Puebio's largest cloth
ler. with an established reputation NJ over
twenty years for carving only the highest
grades " Mons. Boys aud OhIldtol's cloth
lns Hats shoes ana Furnishings, we're
forced from their building, whirl was leased
over their hsad, without previous notice,
justat tho time when their Indebtedness Tor
this seasons goods ie due
Not be M able to find another location In
Pueblo adequate % dispose OF their large and
elegant stock a this unfortunate time We o
com Ue.lei 90 move their sock oil ssAuO worm
Of Clothing. Shoes. Furnishings ETC., O. salt
Lake Clty Ia the large bulldog 90
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SHOESI SHOES |!

~ wv " TTWTTIN TIII0 WITT 7T' TT-TWT VT|TT7
ing. out 50 IS. etr. This Is a legitimate sale
Wemust raise The money 10 satl.fy our cred.
ltors claims
Sale Begins Tuesday, January
9th at o a. m.
Positively Closes Saturday Night,
January 26th.
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stops the Cough
sAN rRANcIscn woon MA RKEr

laxative HromoQululue Tablets ourc cola. M
one day. NO Cure, 40 Pay. Price IS cents
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991 PER CENT
~ 3 LESS THAN
Manufacturers Cost

This isa tremcndons sacrifice as We were
considered vefg close buyers By the trade
You cannot apr clato what q great redic-
ton this Is until you sea the goods and prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05
FoR SALE.

REGisTEREn DURHAM CALVES. al
dress Harold T.. Jennings Cenioryllle, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05
2lS-2OSo. ". Temple St.,
Salt Lake City,
Rear Of Post Office
on West Temple str Get.

ia order TO raise money quickly and save
llr -o0l nnmn. nnr .LocLl VIII DO sold DC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05
LIVE STOCK

closed strong at 1914. lac over yester-
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES

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