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STATE OF MAINE.

HAScocK ss.-At probate court held at
Buc port, in and for said county OF Hancock,
on the fourth day of February, in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred aud two.
A CERTAIN Instrument porting To be
IA the last will and testament OF Sarah
Elizabeth GiddiDgs, late of Bangor, in the
eout ty of Penobscot. deceased, together With
petition for probate thereof, having oeen pre-
sents d by James a. Burgess, of said Bangor,
executor named therein, and it appearing
that the judge of probate for the said county
of PenobscOt, is intere sted within the mean
ing of sec ion eight (S) Of chapter sixty-three
1881 OF the statutes OF the State of Maine. and
acts amencatory thereof and additional
thereto. and that said Hancock county is
county adjoining said Penobscot county.
II is hereby ordered that notice thereof be
given to ali persons interested therein BY
publishing copy of this order three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American. a
newspaper published at Ellsworth, in said
Hancock county. and In the Bangor Weekly
Commercial. newspaper published at Ban
gor, in said Penobscot county. prior 10 the
fourth day of March, a. d. 1902 that they may
appear at probate court then to be held at
Ellsworth. in and for said county OF Hancock,
at ten OF the clock in the fore noon, and to be
heard thereon il they cause.
O. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge OF Proba tie.
true copy. Attest:-CHAs. p. Do.R, Register.
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49, y, v,.rsons Interested in either OF the es-
80. he matter named.
nrobate court held at Bncksport, In and
~ connty Of Hancock. on the fourth
TO- hay III n February, a. d. iso2
~..,Te following matters having been pre-
II 'n'ns,te,I gaf the action thSfeuPop herein
SS.d,~5,fed ID j. hereby ordered thst no
All. isHs,.uf b. given 80 al persons interested
tiee mn 4 copy OF this etdel 20 he pab
~ - ,stre weeks successfully 10 the hlls.
nshsss Rr,efieau. g newspaper punished ~
w0tsna,.rfh Ia said cunnly, that they may sp-
blls"st pFahatc eputt 70 Oe ne ~ ELS
pea In said county, on ths fourth day
NetIg,ch q a. 1864. AZ ten 81 the clock
o. M. tossnoan, aud be hsafd thereon u thrs
see cause ,s..t,a. late al t;iiewoFth fn said
st deceassd. s ceitiin tnsiramrtt pur.
eou.sss,, N 81 the last VIII and Testament ~
POI Ss.sa.rt 81 r. her with petition Tor pro-
s s,v IN, re,sf. prCsenttd ~ Lewis w. Hos 6.
pps pa sse executor litersin named
arna 4. Rot h late - hdea. IN said county,
1900 A cert In instrument purpntuug
aeSss.,sS ia@I vii aud testament 81 said de-
" asa5 taaeiher with pettti n Ter probate
srsss5soi Or, seated by Thomas Morgan kotch,
~ sSsst, or therein nameA
''NiIiard tifi die. late 81 Blnehiii, IN said
'as1v dreeaS.d Petition that some suit.
sSgs s,ysou mty he appointed administrator
- ~ 81 lie 81 said deceased. presented by
yyi.ssett l3Findie. son Of said depeased.
x.rtha p tlAdleck. late of Cranberry Isles,
a. ss,d eoun y. deceased. Final account OF
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ORANGE ANNIvERsARY

Lsmoine grange will ceebfate the
eighteenth anniversary OF its oigtnzt-
tion, Friday evening, Feb. 81. ia t3rrngs
hsll There VIII be an eDteftstttliet,i
aud supper. Tue price Of supper VII
he determined not by the capaeiy ~ the
individuals stomach, bat by his height.
tir e cents per foot and a cent for ev-ry
sdditinuai inch. The following invita-
tion has been sent out.
Dear Friends:-
Tlr Grangrr- With greetings most hearty,
tnttt' you 70 come To thsir measuring ptrty;
Phase measure your height ant turn 10 u
fhrte cent for ehsh foot, without aitS fuss,
Md penny .ath extra inch we AK.
Trusting thai :hi~ v III not lie great task.
K,adtng- ami r.ciiatinps we offer to gu,
a cste walk, and also supper, TOO
he sure AMI renember, 10th short and tall,
Feb. 81. AZ Lamoine grange hail.
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Southwest Harbor.

southwest Harbor.
Rev. Mr.. Brooks Is making repairs upon
the old schoolbo0se at Hall Quarry, fit
ting II for meetings.
Eight young people from this place
were invited Tuesday evening of last
week by John 8. Moore ana wife, OF Man.
set, to bring singing books for a social
hour or two of music and fun at their
hospitsbIe hons. This genial couple Is at
heart just as young ss they used to be-,
and assisted by MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Doiiiver, entertained their young friends
In delig htful way.
An enjoyable affair was the reception
given by Jspt hah chapter, o. E. 8 q, to
sist er orders, on Tuesday evening at the
MAJ ons' lodge room. There were repre-
sentatives from four chapters as guests,
There were twenty eight from Mt. Desert
chapter. The degrees Of the order were
conferred upon two candidates, Mrs. Ed
| wi" Hersey and Mrs. Joseph Norw God,
fter which there were music and peas'r G
remarks from several of the visit ing
members. After the chapter closed,
cuzy little tables were set about & @
| haiti and refreshments were served. A
social time was enjoyed.
Feb. II. SPRAY.
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legal Notices.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.


VXyHEREAS Caroline b. Alexander. of
w Bucksport, county of Hancock. & tate
of Maine, by her mortgage deed dated tHe
twenty sixth day OF January, a. d. 1901, aud
recorded ia the Hancock vonnty registry {
eds. vol 359. page 242 conveyed to me. the
undo r-igued. . certain piece Of Land situat
In said Buck port, and bounded follows;
Commencing at the westerly side of The
county road leading from bucksport vilHge
to Bangor at stone wall south OF the Bui
lock house; thence westerly by said wall five
rods to the land owned by the Bucksport apd
Bangor railsAdi theE-e nartneily Dy said
road six rods 10 stake and stone on nlt
lam; thence easterly by my land five rods to
said road; thenue suntherly by said conuty
road six roas to the place OF b. Cunning. be-
lug land formerly owned by Samaei ubbst
aud certain piece OF land commencing q
the north line OF Caroline NJ. Bullock; thence
nottherly by the county road 1nning from
Buckspo, TO Bangor avs rods ~ tire south
liDe OF Bebjariin Ballard; thence west'rls by
said Ballard line across the raiiroad to post
and rail fence; thence southefly thi teen loas
IN q stone wall on Ben tmin ballard's line;
thence easterly to said road, with all me
rights the parties may have, being the and
formerly owned by Austin and Annie q. Hop
kins, with all the buildings thereon; aud
whereas the condition Of said mortgage Is
broken. now therefore, by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof, / claim a
foreclosure of said mortg ,ge.
WILLIAM ID. BENNsTT.
Febrrarv4 a. q 1872.
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NOTICE OF roKECLusliKh.

NIHEREAS David w. Benson, late of Tre-
w mont in the county of Hancock. and
State of Maine. by his oeed OF mo gage dated
the tenth day of November, u. d. 1892,
knowledged on said tenth day o. November,
and recorded November ~. u. d. 1872, in the
registry OF deeds for said county of Hancock,
in vol. 1855. page 2i0, conveyed t. John Il. Will
Bank, OF said fremont, two undivided
thirds OF a certain lot or parcel Of land sit
uated in school district No 7, in said fremont
q nown as the Old Point bounded ami de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Commencing at
the south end of Long Beach. SO called, and
following the fence in q noftbwestetiy direc-
lion to he line fence between Robert Law
sons land and The land OF the said ID. w.
Benson. and following said fence in a south
Old Point; thence following the shore north
erly to the first. mentioned bound, excepting
two acres on the south end OF Point (soid to
Harriet G. Green), containing fifty acres, more
or less;" and whereas the said John c. Will
son, Treasurer OF said fremont savings
Bank, by his deed of assignment dated the
eighth day of November, q. d. 1900. and re-
corded in the registry Of deeds tor said coun-
ty OF Hancock. in vol. 1858. page 439 did sell,
assign and transfer to me. the nndt rsigned,
Joseph A. Roberts. the said mortgage deed.
the real estate thereby conveyed. the balance
Of the mortgage note secured thereby. and all
claims under said note; aud whereas the con-
ditions of said mortgage have been broken,
and now remain broken and unperformed,
now, therefore,, claim a foreclosure OF said
mortgage for breach Of the conditions thereof,
and give this notice Of my intention to fore
close the same As required by statute.
JOSEPH A. ROBERTS.
Dated this eleventh day Of February, a. d.
1902.
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Feb. IL.


East Driand.
Mis- Lettie Blaisdell will return to
Boston this week.
Harry W bite, who has been working at
Bar Harhor several weeks, is at home.
Arthur Dunbar recently caught wild
cat which weighed twenty-eight pounds.
E mer Biaisdeii, of Ellsworth Falls,
visited his parents Tuesday aud Wednes'
day OF the past week.
Clarence Grindle has moved his family
f. m the village al d Ia occupying ole of
the cottages at the fish station.
Among those from out OF town who are
here for the fishing are Lester Carter,
Harold Carter and a friend, from Bar
Hsrbor, " no are stopping at Mrs. e G..
Mason'-; o il Cray and friend, OF Ban
gor, at NJ RS. Sarah MeRd's.
Fet IT. M.
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Hyaciuths and carnations are in fol-
bloom in some of the window gardens in
Bass Haroor.
Joshua Sawyer is having large amount
OF wood cut and hauled from the Hodg-
don lot.
Parker Bros. gat hered their ice from the
David Benson pond. w. z. Richardson
exrects to cut his this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson returned Sstur
day from trip to New York and Boston.
Willis Watson will return this week.
MIR aud Mrs. Cutter, OF Wyoming. are
here visiting their two daughters. 1t Is
Twelve years since Mrs. Cutter, form riy
Miss Nav R,ch, left here to live In the
West. A fine mounted autelope's head WAS
amn"p the souvenirs brought to heir
friends frori The Big Horn region Tner
h"r,+ IS about fifty mites from the scene
Il the Custer massacre.
Feb. II. N.
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BLUE ISLAND, H., Jan. H. 1901.
MEssRs ELY nos :: have used your Cte m
Balm, iu mS ianiiy Tor nine years, and II ha- he
come my family doctor for colds In the head. !
USE II ireei, my children. 1t Is a 6odsend 10
children. ~ they are troubled more or less.
Yours respectfully, j, kIMBNLL
Judge for yourself. trial size lie had
for the small sum of 10 cts. Supplied by drug
girIs or matted 10y Ely brothers, 50 Warren 81 &,
New York. Full Size. 80 cts.-Advt.
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H1eH SCHOOL rNrnRrA1NMrNr

The high 4cbooi, under the Instruct on
of George Cooper. II Bates student, clot ed
,sst Thursday. During tae term OF eiesea
weeks, teacher and pupils worked IN
harmony and interest and attendance were
maintained. At the close OF the term the
school presented book to Mr.. Cooper as
estimoBiai OF esteem.
Friday eveEing IN the town hall, they
gave an interesting entertainment, ehirh
was largely attended. The sum of Sl8 81
wa. received, which will be expended TOR
the tlehefit OF he school.
The programme follows:
Music ................ Miss Lord. OF Ellsworth
Recitation. .........--..-........ FLra Stratton
EeclaniHtloh.+ ...--..-.. Hhip1 llhgan
Dialogue Euntce Coggins. Clarence Young
Mu-ic- Misses Coggin-, Linscott an'i Grrves
Defamation ....,......... fercS kIef
Dialogue Martha iIodgkins, Sara acFarlani,
Arthur Hodgsins, Homer Wilbur. Raiph
iiagsn
Recitation...-,. ............... Grace Sira'ton
NJ usic. Miss l<,trh
Diai.gne--tnnice Coggins, Melvin Wihur.
Vera Berry, Newell Hodgkfns, Margaret
springer, Crosby Young.
herltafloh ..s.........-..-..-..... Elsie N0yes
Resftation........ .............Myrtle hiiaker
Diaioy ue-eora Linscott, Percy Kief. Nathan
King
School Prophecy '.............- ..Mias Cog gins
Music-Misses Linscott Graves and Coggins
Feb. II. II.
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COUNTY NEW s.
~ aadsilonai County Me,ps $40 oths, page


tamotne-
Miss Carrie Salisbury is visiting rela-
tives IN b ever.
Rev $ B air assisted Rev w p.
Richardson IN feries OF meetings al
ia ,isbury Cove the past week.
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Nsttham.
Mis- Isabelle Jordan has returned to
Lagrange.
man EN- ployed in the spoolwood mill
OF A. Merrill, sawed oil the end Of his
thumb recently.
Feb. II. III.
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UNIrRD STATES BRANCH
OF THE
WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF TORONTO, CANADA.
Hon. GEO. A. Cox, Pres.
l. L. RENNEv, Managing Director
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1901.
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company, market value, $1,722, 478.Sg
Cash in the compary's principal
office and in bank, 17s,sls 81
Premiums in due course Of col
lection, 27o223 10
Bills receivable. s5.so4 81
Mortgages, 10000 90
Ag gregate of all the admitted as
SITS at tn cir actual value, 81, 23i, 1923 90
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1901.
Net amount of unpaid losses and
claims, i52, 134 "a
Amount required to safely re. in
all outstanding risks, 1,3i7, 296 81
Total amount OF liabilities, except
capital stock and net surplus, 1,49a43l 81
Surplus beyond liabilities, 73549l 70
s2,2s4,s2s 90
FRED @. LYMAN, Agent,
BAR HARBOR, ME.
o. w. TAPLEY, Agent,
ELLSWORTH, ME.
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Insurance Statements.


UNITED STATES BRANCH OF
THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY SUR
ANCE CORPORATION, Lind.
OF LONDON, ENG.
APPLETON s. DANA, Managers and Attorneys
Boston.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1901.
Stocks and bonds, s1,4ss7175o
Cash in office and bank, 1857 20
Cash deposited with trustees, T,701 GA
Interest and rents. due and ac-
crued, 1o,s7e Is
Uncollected premiums, 328,t02 10
Gross assets. $t.sH,5852 %
Admitted assets, s1.s47, 5s5 %
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1901.
Net unpaid losses, 1898, 955 90
Unearned premiums, 7lS.26I o6
All other liabilities, S5.367 70
Total, SI,2i0,5s3 IS
Cash capital. statutory deposit, 20 600 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 49,, COL %
Total liabilities and surplus, sI,s47, 5s5 rs
w. A. Il. BOOTHBY. Agent,
WATERVILLB, NE.
C. w. q II. l.. MASON. Agents,
ELLSWORTH, ME.
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THE subscriber HEREBY gives notice that
i he has been dnly appoint "a adndnistra-
tor of the estate OF Ge sc ". Abbott late Of
Hancock, in the county OF hancock,
deceased. aud given bonds ~ the law Directs
All persons having demands against the estate
said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement, ami All indebted thereto
requested to make payment immediately.
February g. IJJ2 AIVAH T.. agBoTT.
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araal Notirrs.

~---~
Gilbert T. HadIoek, administrator, fled for
settlement.
toen l.. Higgins, late OF Eden. In said coun-
y, deceased. First account Of Eben NJ
hamnr, exsgut y, Gle tor :, tti.ment
Agnes T. Crane minor. q Winter Harbor
IL said county. Peiiti, filed by Lewis p.
smtlh. guardian. ior lict nse to sell Of private
sale the real estate OF said minor as described
in said petition.
Roy r. Moody, minor. Of BluehiII, in said
eoanty Petition Sled BY Horace w Bertick,
gusfdiaa 81 said miuor Tor license to sell nj
private sale the real estate OF said minor as
described Ia said ptti ion
q. y, CUNNINGHAM. Judge OF said conrl.
true copy, Attest'-CHAs. 2. DORR. Register.
fInHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 she has been duly appointed executiix
OF the last will and testament OF John q.
Lattey, late 81 Dedham, ia the county OF
Hancock, deceased, no bonds being required
by the terms OF said will. All persons
having demands against the estate
u said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement. and all indebted
thereto are requested 10 make payment i'm
mediateiy. MELINDA A. RuMfLL.
February g. 1902.
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tebruary 4. lsu2. ALMYRA X. LADD.
'ItHE subscriber hereby gives notice thai
he has been duly appointed execn-
tor OF the last will and testament of John w
Dresser, late of Castine, in the C. unty of
Hancgek, deceased, no bonds being re-
CURED BY the terms Of said will. All persons
having demands against the estate OF said
deceased are desired to present the same for
81 ttlement aud AL Indebted thereto are
que ted to make payment Immediately.
February 4, Isoz. JoHE N. OAkpTER.
VNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been duly appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF Abijth Garland,
late OF Ellsworth. in the county OF Hancock,
deceased. and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate Of said deceased are desired 20 presen.
the same for settlement and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment I'M.
mediateiy. A. f. BuHsHAa.
Ja' nary 7. 1902.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L he has been duly appointed admins
traitor Of the estate of Peter Cain, late
of Ellswofth,in the county of Hancock,
deceased, and given ben Is as the law directs
All persons having demands against the es
tate OF said deceased are desired TO present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm.
mediately. A. +. BuRNHAM
January Z. 1902.
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rINHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 she has beer duly appointed exeoutTix
OF the last will and testament OF Mary u.
Ladd, late OF Bucksport. in the county II Ham
cock. deceased, no bonds being required by
the terms Of said viii. All persons having de.
mauds against the estatek of said de-
ceased are desired to present the same
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lraal Notiffg.
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HANCOCK COUNTY RAILWAY co.

Notice.
r7NHE undersigned. l. L. Halman, one OF the
i corporetors named ia he act 81 the Leg
islature OF the state of Maine ~ witt Chap
ter sol OF the private ana spccisg laws OF the
state OF Maiue, entitled aa act @ establish
the Hancock touuty Railway Cgniptuy ap-
proved March I, "a. d. 1851. herviy ives notice
Ia all OF the pt rsuns named AZ eofpnfAturs in
said act OF said Legislature. ana ~ .Ji persons
iIltere sted in said act OF said leg slAtufe. that
meeting Of all the corporators ined IN the
said act Of the said legislature wiiI be held
at the office OF Hale hanin, att4rieys at
law, Nam street, Ellsworth, alrc3ck county,
Maine, on Thursday, February 70 Il. q. g02. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for hs purpose Of
organizing said Hancock con ty h,iiway
Company and Tor the transaction 81 any other
business that may property come belfre said
meeting. /. 4. hALMAH.
paled the fourth day Of Feal ala.fg u D 1907.
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lraaI Nntiffs.

for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested TO make payment immediatsiy.
February 4. ls02. ALMYRA X. LADD.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-05
ASK HAY ABOUT ACTS OF THE BRITISH
Cochran Wants TO Know if the
English Are Removing Alas
kan Landmarks.

Washington. April 4.-Representa-
tive Cochran Of Missouri today intro
duced the following resolution:
That the secretary of state be and
ne is hereby required 10 inform the
house OF representatives whether the
state department has received from Of
icial or other sources information as
10 the reliability Of reports. which have
recently appeared in the public prints
TO the effect that in American terri
tory. near the border of Alaska. Brit
ish and Canadian officials Exercising
authority by an agreement entered
into by the government of the Unit
ed states and the British government,
are making surveys and encrOach-
meuts upon territory not included in
said agreement: and are removing and
destroying ancient landmarks and
monuments. long ago erected by the
Russian government 10 mark the
Alaskan boundary. And that the Sec
rotary Of state he also requested 10
inform the house what steps. if any,
the state department has taken 10 as
certain the facts as 10 the alleged
fresh entertainments upon American
territory and the alleged removal and
destruction Of landmarks and monu-
ments. and 10 prevent the same
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-05
SuIzer Is Anxious to Learn About
the Southern Military
Camp.

Washington. April Representa-
tive Sulzer of New York today intro
duced the following resolutions:
Whereas. the governor OF Louisiana
has reported 20 the state department
the existence and operation in the
state of Louisiana Of British base Of
supplies, conducted and controlled by
British military officers, whereby
horses and mules and other supplies.
cOntraband OF war. are shipped on
British military and naval transports
TO Africa
Whereas. the COVE no. rE Louisiana
further reports, ana -Istai-s his re-
port By afndavits Of An-a~ic3n citizens.
that the said British base Of supplies
has been and is being Used to procure
by solicitation. fraudulent representa-
ton and unlawful means. the enlist
ment of said American citizens in the
British army operating in South
Africa. therefore. be il.
Resolved. that the secretary Of
state be and he hereby IS respectfully
requested. if not Incompatible with
public interest. % transmit 10 the house
Of representatives. the said report and
communication Of the governor OF
Louisiana. together with all accom-
panying afidavits. documents and
communications.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-05

7 ONDCN. April 4-The viii Of Cecil
Rhodes provides for the estab-
Hshment Of the colonial scholar
ships as previously announced and two
American scholarships TO each Of the
present states and territories Of the
United States
Ar. Rhodes viii is a renarkab bic and
yolumin9us document OF more than
$3.50 words. Even this is nos the en-
The VIII as The executors only gave out
the portions which they consider h be
OF public interest. TX vas eXeCU -, N
1Se9. There is codicn attache a.
che day Of the deceased s last departure
from England and another cabfec from
Cape Town leaves e4.oo1 yearly 20 keep
up the spot in the Maroppl hills. where
his remains are 10 be buried The viii
further directs THAI q railroad extern
sion Be made into the MatopRo hills. 50
thlcr visitors may 80 there 81 the week
end 20 inspect the majesty and glory
o. their surroundings
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-05
BUSINESS COLLEGE IN
TROUBLE ABOUT STAMPS

Suokane. Wash. april A spokane
student attached imitation stamps 70 four
letters and sent them through the mails
The stamps beaE the words Imitation
postage. but the letters are small, and
the imitation was close enough 10 carry
four letters 10 their destination. One
vsnt to the dead letter office This re-
suited in a sharp letter 10 Postmaster
Harrison ordering the destruction OF all
the bogus stamps. and declaring that a
further offsnse u0uId mean vigorous
prosecution and a term in the FEDERAL
narissntiarE Tie letter vas read il
the Blair BUSINESS collsgs today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-05
RHODES WILL SURPRISES
HIS FRIENDS AND FOES
Dsposes of $50 900 and Leaves so Per Cent More Scholar
ships to the United States Than to EngIand-Persona
Heirs Lose Estate if They Are Lazy.

. 4Cecf Rhodes
ii with
could
o {
Dalhsm
Rhodes his
Rhodes
that the of proper life is that should have def
substantial his
disposition of the Daam IT provided that the
fesn other than the the Of an infant heir he must
guards strictly against encumbing the
Rhodes furnished
depicted BY Shakespeare
the TACT
vib TO
scholars to be both curious and
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