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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-05
A CAUSE OF HEADACHE.
One Very Common Cause, Generally
Overlooked.

Headache Is a symptom, an indication
OF arrangement or disease In some or
gan. and tht cause Of the headache Is
difficult to locate because so many dis
eases have headache as prominent
symptom; arrangement of the stomach
and liver, heart trouble, kidney disease,
lung trouble, eye strain or III hitting
glasses all produce headaches and If we
could always locate the organ which ~
at fault the cure Of obstinate headaches
would be a much simpler matter
However, for that form OF headache
called frontal headache. pain back OF
the eyes and In forehead. the cause ~
now known TO be catarrh Of the head
and throat; when the headache Is To-
Gated In back OF head and neck It IL
often caused from catarrh of the stom-
ach or liver.
At any rate catarrh Is the most com
mon cause of such headaches and the
cure OF the catarrh causes prompt dis
appearance of the headaches.
There Is at present no treatment for
catarrh so convenient and effective as
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets. a new inter-
nal remedy In tablet form, composed
Of antiseptcs like Eucalyptol Guaiacol
and Blood Root which act upon the
blood and cause the elimination Of the
catarrhal poison from the system
through the natural channels.
Miss Cora Ainsley. prominent school
teacher In one of our normal schools,
speaks of her experience with catarrhal
headaches and eulogizes Stuarts Cat
arrh Tablets as a cure for them. she
SAYS: II suffered daily from severe
frontal headaches and pain In and back
Of the eyes, at times so intensely as to
incapacitate me In my daily duties.
had suffered from catarrh, more or less
for years, but never thought II was
the cause Of my headaches but hnally
became convinced that such was the
case because the headaches were al
ways worse whenever | had cold or
fresh attack OF catarrh.
"Stuart's Catarrh Tablets were high
" recommended TO me as safe ana
pleasant catarrh cure and after using
a few fifty cent boxes which | pro-
cured from my druggists | was sur
prlsed and delighted to find that both
the catarrh and headaches had gone
for good.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at fifty cents per package
under the guarantee OF the proprietors
that they contain absolutely no CO.
calne found In so many catarrh cures)
no opium $50 common in cheap cough
cures nor any harmful drug. They
contain simply the wholesome anti
septcs necessary to destroy and drive
from the system the germs OF catarrhal
diseases,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-05
BEN BUTLER WAS
IN GREAT DEMAND
Over $4,000 Shares Changed
Hands on the Exchange
STOCK CLOSED STRONGER.
Northern Light Advances Mammoth
and May Day Weaker sacra-
mento Unchanged.

Business was lighter than usual on
the exchange today. when 1900 shares
sold for the sum Of sii,76s,S7 Ben
Butler was easily the star-feature, and
in spite OF heavy offerings, 1t advanced
to 1854 on the closing sale. AT the
opening over 10000 shares were sold at
AZ and when the sales Immediately
following were made at IA, il looked as
II the stock would have set back. 1t
rallied. however, with plenty Of support
ana moved steadily up TO its closing
price. where It remained firm with 1875
asked. Altogether some $4,000 shares
changed hands during the call. Nam
moth WAS weaker, selling from $2l6A
to s2,1lM, while Ajax remained steady
around Si&. Lower Mammoth was not
so strong today. The opening sale was
made at $4.OG but the stock weakened
TO s4O3h on the closing sale, May
Day softened TO S0A, but reacted to ~
on the closing sale Sacramento re-
mains firm around 3Slk, while Star Con.
started out at S6h, and after moving
up 10 S6ia. II declined 10 S6 at the close
Martha Washington moved up TO D.
Yankee Con. was traded In at SA'
and Northern Light was much stronger
ut AZ. Silver King closed with N4'O
bid.
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
lows.
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ORE ON LOWER LEVELS.
Two Breasts Of Good Ore Exposed
In the Bullion Beck.

The news that the Bullion-Beok Is
looking much better than IT was Few
weeks ago will be good news TO mum:
her OF shareholders. Manager 7 T.
Farnsworth stated today that things
W. In The Muldoon claim, but In drifts
from the old workings of the mine
proper an excellent showing has lately
been made. Mr.. Farnsworth spoke
especially of the 200 and 900 levels
where two. sedes of excellent lead'sil-
Yer ore has been exposed, having
width OF from To feet, The lead
values run from % to 40 per cent lead
on am average, though some assays show
as nigh as so per cent with from % 10
20 ounces silver per ton The outlook
is also said to be encouraging III the
south end. The assays of the last
oar could not be learned, but MI
Farnsworth says 1t proved good ship
ping ore
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CAN FOOD DO IT7

To discover a food that win cure a
nervous wreck is indeed a Godsend.
Mrs. Stella Penal. 1927 West Thirty
first street Los Angeles Cal, had a
very remarkable experience. She says:
about twelve years ago, ] was run
over by a carriage and my spine in
jured. My left arm was partially par
alyzed, walking was difficult and | had
continual pains and aches In my whole
body.
80 induce a movement OF the bow
els. I invariably had to resort TO me-
chanical means | would sit up IN bed
for hours, suffering severe oolicky
pains. caused by the non-dlgestion Of
the starch Of the food. My heart was
So weak that az times no pulse could be
felt and Il seemed at times as n
must die. tainted very often, some
times lying in half falnting conai-
ton for hours. unable to move or speak,
though conscious,
Shortly after Xmas Providence d.
rected me 10 buy box Of Grape
Nuts food which ] have since eaten
twice a day.
"The Improvement IN health has been
wonderful. now l can eat and digest
food. my bowels act naturally and reg
ularly circulation Is better catarfh
moderated. aud | have gained much lr
weight and am better every way.
can read and think. while before my
ewes and brain felt too weak 70 d.
either. can walk long ways and
have not used my air cushion for
some time and have no further need
" H."
This Is a direct demonstration OF
the fact that Grape-Nuts food surely
does rebuild the soft. gray matter In
the brain and nerve centers, and any
depleted person can prove this by use,
One can not get. well Of nervous
troubles without the r!ght sort Of food
to rebuild this curious substance which
u. found In the brain and this must be
rebuilt from the food. Grape-Nuts food
Is made especially for the purpose.
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A critical estimate Of the two a..
tlzations Of the book, would bs , tt'as
Maude Adams version was ,,N
lshed and more modern In to- .'s =
The other deviates consldsraSs'e.u..'s
the story, and leaves out tba W. ~
Micah, which In the Maude IA. pN 4
sion Is made a strong charac,s, "
Dow too, In last nights play Il ~
not nearly so well brought MI, @
the other; still the Cummlnes' ~. y !
Is a decidedly strong and m,,,s,' 'Es
one. The incidental music ' s.'
played by the orchestra especIoiy y, "
ia bbie Walt2es which were wr f5 v
Mr.. Furst and dedicated IA V',i
Adams. Her dance to the acooy ,,a,1
ment Of these waltzes il ors \, ~ ",
charming features Of her prolr.s'N'
and might easily be introduced q, N,
Hall. ." aug
Mr.. Cummings press aeep, ,,,.
that II was nothing but overwo,t ' ~,
ry and prolonged rehearslpp M, ~,
responsible for his condition lou .9..
ing. lie promises that he MN h
good trim for tonight and that N. h,
will do all that was expected tor h i1
Ing the remainder Of the week
The sale for Sousas Rand /, F,,
on steadily at Daynes Music IA
Five hundred voices will be heamr9
children's chorus IN The afternoon "a.
cert and the full strength Of The Tabs,
nacle Will be IN attendance at night
Thomas Q. Seabrooke. the star Of !,
"Rounders" company Is in me h
ahead Of his company, resting. Hex
in a box at the Grand last ngh, and
face wore an appearance Of aternatg/
amusement and astonishment as n
evening progressed.
The Grand Stock company had intend.
ed to produce the Two Orphans, nsri
week, but will play The Blue and ihs
Gray instead,
Prof. Daynes. this Afternoon ggea
pleasant organ recital al he Taber-
nacle in honor OF seyefa members Of
the Prisoner of Zendi' company Mss
Strickland. one Of the leading membe.
Of that company, and her brother E,G
Strickland. had the pleasure Of hearing
Prof. Daynes play Angels Ever B'llhi
and Fair on a previous visit to ihs
city. and il made such an lmpfe''lea
upon them that Mr., Strickland wrote 10
advance to Prof. Daynes afSIns WIFI
err he would not favor the comlaN
with q recital when they reached W
city. He gave several numbers VhAh
were received with the most TapilNs
enthusiasm BY his listeners.
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Golcnnda Deal Close q.

Manager John r. English Of the fam
Gus Ciolconda mine at Baker city, ore,
is ouoted as saying that the deal for
the property had been closed.
c. A. Smith Of PlttsbuIg, "a, repre-,
senting the purchasing syndicate pal9
over substantial sum ana TOOK pon1
on the property at a price understoou
10 be more than half million dollars,
The board of directors Of the company
has been recognized and Mr. smith mas
been made president and manager he
has taken possession of the properly
The Baker city correspondent OF tne
Spokane Review says II is the purpose
of the new company to push develop
ment to the fullest extent, employ a
large force and utilize the excellent
plant in operation on the property
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago Feb. 5,--May wheat opened
at 75%qt2. eased off to I5lsqA, and re-
acted 70 1873.
Close Wheat--February TN March.
1898. May 74h.
Con-February S7i4 May, 1915.
Oats-February. PAS; May 253s.
Pork-February, 1874; May, l2.9Ih.
Iard--February 6.S71a May, IAN
Rbs--February, 6.SI1si May, 6's'n;
September. 40.
Cash: Wheat--No. red, 7iQ15h No.
red, 7l1aQ75; No, hard winter, llalS;
No. hard winter, 7Oq72; No. north
en spring, 7Shq15h; No. 2 northern
spring. 72075; No. 3 spring, 65qI2
Corn--No. 2. S7% No. 3, S79sqS.
Oats-No. 2. 25QA; No. 3, 21sg2O'
Rye-4S&
Barley-3Sa0l.
Timothy-i6
FlaX--i.69.
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showing SIS ounces silver and sle IN
gold FOR one car, and SO ounces silver,
per cent copper and 81 In gold tor D
cars OF ore,
Judge Bartch and A. T.. Snow expect
10 visit the Martha Washington TINS
week TO decide ON the work to be zone,
Ii Is probable that the company VIII
decided 10 sink deeper.
Assays from the Burton group In
Park Valley are said 10 run better than
S4OO per ton In gold. A number of sam
pies have been brought to town by Ed'
r. Squres which show an abundance
OF free gold. The samples were taken
from the surface.
Manager Packard Of the star Con,
expected TO settle this afternoon Tor
four cars Of ore Regarding the re-
ported strike on the 400 Mr. Packard
says that while II looks extremely raw
ordple no ore to speak Of has yet been
encountered.
The electric plant of the Con. Mercur
has been put into commission, ana the
service OF the Telluride Power company
has been discontinued. No doubt Is ex-
pressed that the change Will be IN the
interest Of economy.
The Engineering and Mining Journal
says the copper market remains dull
and embarrassing. There appears to
be more inquiry on this side and manu-
faeturers are reported TO be very busy
1t is believed that their stocks are much
depleted The market for standard
in London has declined slightly
At the shareholders meeting OF the
Dewey Consolidated Mining and Milling
company recently held at Bingham
John T. Hodson was elected president
G. l.. Bemis was elected vice president,
and Il. II. Bemis. secretary and treas,
urer. A dividend Of $3.50 was declared
at the meeting.
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Hewlett Bros. Go.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

tent was nothing new. but had peen
used for years and had been invented
by others, ,,.,,
Judge Moses Hallett Of Denver Unit
ed states circuit Judge, In THIS litiga-
ton held that there had been an IN
fringement. An appeal was taken 10
the circuit court Of appeals, when, AZ
a session at 81. Paul October !, lsVV
affirmed the Hallett decision.
Brown alleges that the defendant
company well knew Of this litigation and
of his claim that II was an lnfringer
He asks Judgment for all profits from
the use OF his invention, for perpetual
Injunction against the use OF MS 1ur-
mace and for costs and general relief
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LIVE STOCK

Cattle-Recelpts, 5000. Steers and
butchers stock, steady. Good to prime
steers, 5.l0G600; poor to medium,
.5Oa5 90. stockers and feeders, 1900
4 so: cows. 2. 65qi 20; heifers, 2.l5Q4.50;
Gamers. 2.OOd2 60; bulls, 2.I5Gi.25
calves. 4 Goa 6 90; fancy at 6,25; Texans,
fed steers, 4.O0a4SO; grassers, $500
90: bulls, 2. 5OM365
Hogs-Receipts, today, $4,000 tomor-
row. 10000; left over, 2,9ij. NJ e.;et
GlO cents lower. mixed and butchers,
5.15a5 IS; good to choice heavy, $3.50
5,S5; rough heavy, 5.l0Q5.2O; light, 6.lO
d5,3O, bulk Of sales, 5.2Od5,SO
sheep--Recelpts, 1900, Steady; good
to choice wethers. 390Qi 80; fair to
choice mixed. 8 5OQ4.OO; western sheep
3 90Gi 50; Texas sheep, 2.5OqS50; ma
tive lambs, 4,S0q5,SO; western lambs
8 .00G5,25.
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New incorporation.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the silver
Gate Mining company were HE'D win
the county clerk today, its principal
place Of business is to be in this city.
The capital stock Of the concern Is
placed at $4,000 divided into 100000
shares OF one cent each The officers
and directors OF the corporation are w.
w. Clark, president, who owns S4'OoO
shares. Hyrum Clark, yiee-presdent,
who owns $4,000 shares. W. II, Cromer
secretary and treasurer who owns loO-
GOO shares; and these together with w
y. CLARK and a. r. Hanson, who own
respectively $1,000 and 100000 shares
constitute the board Of directors. Ihe
property consists Of three full mining
claims. viz the Lehlgh, Lehlgh NO l
and the Hanford, all situated In the
Tintlc Mining district.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. 5.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts. 5000. Steady. Native steers,
4 OOQ5. 50 Texas steers. 3.75q4,75; Tex
as steers, 3.75d4.75; Texas cows, 2.50q
8 SOi native cows and helfers, 2,95Gi 90;
stockers and feeders. 2, 4Oq4.60; bulls,
2. 75d4. O5; calves, 4.00q5,20
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900. Market weak
10 Tis cents lower. Bulk OF sales. $40
as. 30; heavy and packers, 52OQ5 S2h;
mixed, 5.15q5.3o; lights, 4,S0q5.20;
pigs. 4. 60q5.0O.
sheep-Recelpts 5000 Steady. Lambs,
3.5Oa5, 25; muttons, 2,50@4,i5.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following warranty deeds were
filed for record yesterday afternoon'
Geo. W. Barr and wife TO Josie Midg-
lev. consideration. $4,000 Conveys part
OF lot 3, block So, plat b, 20 by r)ds,
on Fourth East between brigham ana
First South streets.
NJ. n. Walker and wife to Georse
Mueller. consideration $500 part OF
lot 2. block IS. plat A, situate on Ihitd
South. between Main and West Temple
streets.
Alice s. Little 10 Josie Midgley Tor a
consideration Of $1,000, ard the assum-
ing Of an incumbrance amaounung 10
$4,000 has conveyed part o. lot o.
block So. plat r. on First sonth. ne
tween Third and F1Nr b Easl sIreels.
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TRANSFERS.


Ajax. 100 a SAX, o.o %
Lower Mammoth. 100 q A,Oei 2Oo q
81 "a; 100 q 4,O4ih; 100 a A.O4H' lVo "
4.03ia. 40 ,-t,.
100 a s2.14M, .,, ana a
May Day. 100 a a: 100 q 4Oh; 100 q
40t. 100 q S9S; 200 y 40.
Northern Light. $500 q "A.
Sacramento, 100 q 3Sh. .,, -oo
Star Con. t,4O0 a. s6A 100 q S6%; fOo
a selk; 500 a S6ss 400 q SOS; lOO "
Ben Butler, lO,5OO a sltA l,5oo q ~
10 100 a 49,: 900 a li&; 5000 9 To-
500 q 1914 $500 a lbA $500 q 1873
Martha Washington, 1000 q 3.
Yankee Con, 1000 a 8; 1000 " w.
shares sold, 1900.
Selling volue, sli,76SS7.
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Ask
For It.

Hundreds OF good housekeepers VINO
have used Three Crown Baking Pow
der Extracts and Spices viii use no
other Kind as they know the brand
"Three Crown guarantees them pure
and good article at lower price than
the imported goods would cost. ASK
your grocer for the "Three Crown"
brand the next time you order goods In
our line.
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DENVER 1--we STOCK.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 5-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 200. Beef steers, S,50di.sO. cows,
2.25qS rs; feeders. freight paid to river.
S.OOq4 so; stockers, freight paid to riv-
en- S.25d4.5O bulls. stays. etc. 2.OOa
3.25.
Hogs-Receipts Goo Steady. Light
packers. 5,25q5 80; mixed and heavy,
5.20a5.35.
sheep-Receipts. 100 Steady and un-
changed.
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Boston. Feb. 5.-A better demand for
wool was apparent in the market this
week, and in many cases the sales show
a liberal increase although II cannot be
said in all cases that even former prices
were reached The bulk OF the business
transacted was in the territory grades.
The range for good lots OF fine medium
and fine staple, secured, is i5a47, while
the strictly staple Is quoted at $3.50.
Washed fieeces are slow.
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ninh Cherry Creek Ore.

Something over one and a half tons
Of high grade ore was received today
bv Capt. Egan from prospect IN Egan
canyon, near Cherry creek, Nevada; a
similar shipment was received a snort
time ago which assayed lS2 ounces SIT,
yer and five ounces gold per ton, ana
white IL is not expected that this LOT
viii run so high, IT will prove to be OK
excellent grade. coming as II does from
a prospect on which shaft only ~
feet deep has been sunk. The VEN u
small but the concentrated values en-
able he owners to ship It with proilt
which they could not do u the VEN
were larger and the values lower.
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OMAHA LIVE. STOCK.

Omaha Neb.. Feb. Seattle - Re-
celpts, $500 Market slow TO Sc lower.
Native beef steers. 4.0OQ56O; western
steers. 3.70I4 go; Texas steers, 5000
37j; cows and heifers. 3.00q4.lO can
ners. 1.75d2. So; stockers and feeders,
S.25a4. 60; calves. i,0Oq7 90; bulls,stags,
ETC., 250d4.l0.
Hogs Receipts. $780, 7Ia6lO cents
lower Heavy. 5,22MQ5.OO; bulk of
sales, 5.2Od5,25
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Steady; lambs
10 cents lower. Yearlngs. 4i0q4.I5;
wethers, 10000 80; common and stock
sheen. 3. 5Gl3. So: lambs. .50a5. 80
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BIG COMBINATION.
Four British Columbia smelter Com
NAMES VIII Consolidate.

Montreal Feb. Sat the annual
meeting of the Knob Hill Mining COM
pany Of Rossland, President 5. II, e.
Miner reported that an agreement mad
been reached between the directors Oh
the Knob Hill, lronsides, Grey Eagle
and CRANKY Smelter companies to COM
bine. The plan is to form a new com
pany under the name Of the Granny
Consolidated Smelling a. Mining com
pany. limited, with capital OF slO,VoO'-
900, OF which s2,O0O,O0O is to be held as
treasury stock.
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Asks for Writ OF Certiorari.

Nlchalos Hair, and H. f Poland,
agont for the Highland Boy Gold Min
ing company, swore to and filed an az
edoyit In the district court today ask
ing for a writ Of certiorari against J.
] Williams, justice Of the peace OF
West Jordan precinct, alleging that
Williams made no record on his docket
of issuance Of writ of execution and
return OF garnishment served upon the.
said mining company, in the suit Of
William Cooper. Jr, against Hair and
for these and other irregularities re-
view is prayed for
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demand and at 4. S4lsGSs for sixty days;
posted rates, 4.s5Qh and 4SS; CONNER
cial bills. 4.S3A G4.s4A.
Silver certificates, 62Q6S
Bar silver, 6l%.
Mexican dollars. 47is.
Government bonds strong; refunding
2s registered and coupon, l.O5$ Is reg
istered and coupon. l.lOA new As reg
istered and coupon, l.87h old As regis
tered, Lax As coupon. 1.l3h; 5s regis
tered and coupon, 1.1Oh.
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BOSTON COPPER.

st. Louis. Feb. 5.--wool. duh, weak,
but unchanged,
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Remember a fifty cent bottle
of SCOTS Emulsion given in
proper quantities will last a
baby fifty days; a child six or
seven, thirty days; and child
of ten or twelve, twenty days.
It's a very economical medi-
cine.
If the child is sickly, without
appetite, it will nourish and
bridge it over until it can take
its usual food.
For delicate children without
any real disease, it can be used
with splendid results.
Wen ,saa you liit,s 70 Try. Il you IKE.
SCOTT & BOVINE. W Pearl .irss;. New yori.
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SAY FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, Feb. 5-Wheat-
Steady; May, l.O3A bid; cash, 97h.
Barley-lnactive May. 72A; cash. Is.
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ppoaATE AND GuARDiAN'h"
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or TIE .' ,, fss''
five sisners for further lnforiD'''

IN THE DISTRICT coVhih ia
bate Division, in and for s y, nIa1
county. state OF Utah ~ a, .' min VI
Of the estate Of George Ben sais,Illa
lace. deceased. Notice-Th'e ~ IND md a
Martha NJ. w. Perkins d ,,ns 'decsssj
OF George Benjamin Walia0SSi, sidtsa1
81 he residue OF said estate s,1 - On u
heir. has been set for h ,.asirnsry. !
nrday. the 10th day OF fepi t ,Ss ca
1901. at 10 o'clock, a. m, az 1o ,l q =
Court House. in the Court hO ssn n
court. in Salt Lake Guy
Witness, the clerk Of saia aSttiIs8
the seal thereof am, an \ 4
fseal) 5th day Of feV'' i
JOHN JAMb's,c ,s,s
Nv Albert J. Scare, pep'S
N. V. Jones, Attorney
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BErTER DEMAND FOR WOOL.

Boston. Feb, 5.--B. & NJ, s.l7; b. q
B.. ST.
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LARsEN.-At Manila, Bo cS, {, IA
Utah, on January ~ lsVi' ', ~ 4
bronchitis, Mary Larsen VA, "a
Matthias Larsen. Deceased ""
March 9th. lS2s.
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COPPER.

New York, Feb. cooper and lead.
dull, unchanged.
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TO CURE A COLD IN oNh Us
Take IaratyeiIromo ouinins Tablet. W
eisls refund the money Il il fails 70 eafs -
Groye,s signature il on eachboL 10
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DIED.

HANSEN. Joseph, aged 4dai W. 4
at North Point, Monday fs1
pneumonia and pleurisy. j
Funeral services will be helo ~
North Point meeting house o. p, III
morning at II o'clock. Frieha .s. I ,,s|
vited to attend. Deceased lea,es,, Nj
and eight children TO mourn us w
ure.
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CLEARING HOUSE RgpoR

salt Lake city. Feb. g. l9ol
Today's clearlngs ...,"..,..Sail,oNs..S
Same day last year........... S5l.Sio.S9
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To CURE THE GRIP IN ivy -,
Laxative Bromo- ouInlne remove, Y. :.
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LAND ENTRIES
ORIGINAL ENTRY


John S. p. Barton, Paragohal
acres; sections s and ., to"h'7 :
south, range s west.
FINAL ENTRY.
Heirs of Michael Griffin 9, ~.
Huntsville, 100 acres, section q, w
ship 7 north. range ? east,
Fred Beutler. Marysyale. y. .a ns
sections 81 and 80, township q wv
range 3 west.