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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-13
ALL TEACHERS KNOW WHAT?

That the BURLINGTON ROUTE is
the BEST LINE 20 ST. Louis, Chicago.
Omaha. Kansas City and an points
east. We have through car service 10
all these points. Call or write for par
dculars. r. r. Neslen, General Agent,
70 West Second South street.
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To the Despondent.

If you are run down, weak or sick;
if your nerves are all unstrung and
you cannot sleep; if you are losing
weight and youare aging Premaurely,
Paimo Tablets viii cure you or they
cost you nothing. Don't you want to
look and feel younger % cents.
Book Free. Address The S. r. Fell
Co, Cleveland, o.
For sale By Il. J. Hin Drug company,
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Notice to Contractors

Sealed BIDS Will BE RECETXFD
until 10 q. m. Tuesday. June a 1904 at the
office OF the Deseret Agricultural & Man
ufacturing society. Room 16 Hoopar
block. for the eXcavating and masonry
fo7 the new fair building at Agricultural
park. Salt Lake City. Plans and speci-
fcations may be seen Al the office of
Ware & Treganza. architects, Hooper
block. Certified check for per cent.
must accompany each bid. The society
reserves The right IT, reject any and all
bids NELSON 5. EMPE7Y. President
E. = BApE1IA% Secretary.
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RAMPANT SOCIALISTS.
Colorado Trouble Has Been Taken Up
in New York.

IN New York,
New York. June 12-En0rts of So
cialists today To make fiery speeches
regarding the miners strike in Colo
RADIO, at a meeting here of the Central
Federated union, viii probably result
1n the disruption of that body
Delegates Of the building trades and
others objected to the extreme utter
ances of the Socialists, and left the
hail. They held a caucus and decided
40 break away from the central body
and leave the Socialists by them
selves.
After the auti-S0cialists had boIted
the meeting the Socialists listened to
several speakers, appointed a COM
niuee 90 raise funds FOR the Colorado
union miners, and endorsed resolutions
and memorial 10 President Roosevelt
calling for an immediate investigation
OF the Colorado situation.
The trouble started with q speech
made by j. a. Reed of the Western
Federation of Miners. I'm which he ap-
pealed Tor financial aid and stated that
The present trouble would not have oc-
CURED had the miners been amliated
with the American Federation of La
Dor.
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CHARGE WILL BE
INSURRECTl0N
DunnviIle Captives to be Tried
by Military Board.
CRIPPLE CREEK AGAIN QUIET
ANOTHER APPEAL MADE TO THE
PRESIDENT.

2 ? - 49, %44@ =
Roclvale Wyo. June 12.-CoH .
miners who were iu the siirmish =
= at DunuVlIe when John CsrIev =
one Of the Cripple Greek miners .
was hlled by the militia, deny the .
published report that the miners y
were Hrst 10 hTe. Neither were =
they eutreuched behind rocks >
waiting tor the militia, according y
TO their statement. but they app =
= p-dIed on the scene and fled im- =
Atedlateiy they were fired upon y
The miners deny having fired "a =
. shot. They say it would have .
oeeu easy Tor them to have COM =
p pleteiy aunlhilated the small .
SQUAD o. mMuamen had they .
Colorado Springs. june PA meet
ing of the employers OF labor was
held here today. when secret cam
lllltee was appointed 10 draft a petit
toA regarding the employment of or
saulzed labor i'm the district. The COM
mitlee VIII meet tomorrow and win re-
port tuesday, when the Citizens Ali
aute and the Mine Owners associa-
lIou VIII make known their position
I'D regard 10 all organized labor. The
petition circulated on Thursday asking
an merchants 20 discontinue the em-
lioyment Of an men affiliated with the
Trades Assembly, the American Labor
Union or the Western Federation of
Miners is being held I'm abeyance. un-
tt the committee reports. A modified
petition win be ready by June Is. ac-
corning 20 present plans.
onerlH Bell stated tonight that his
L.-t estisdllona into the Independence
murders viii show that some good
poEs VIII De found to have been the
worst. He promises one or two sensa-
lions I'm this regard I'm the next few
The seventeen men arrested at Dunn
vile after the battle of Wednesday
VIII be- charged with insurrecti0u. 1t
1s understood that Governor Peabody
VIII appoint a military board TO try
these cases early this week. The fifty
one men arrested I'm the Miners Union
haH Monday afternoon win also be
charged with the same 0neuse. None
or these men viii be deported
tomorrow Coroner Hall VIII impanel
q jury 90 inquire into the death of
Roxy MCGEE and I'll. Davis. killed dur
ing the riot on the streets of Victor
last Monday afternoon.
tt Is understood that an the big mines
except the Portland viii resume op-
eratons tomorrow morning with full
forces.
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eaea upment Is iesped ond arrangements
Tor the entertainment are about COM
pleted.
w v. Rice was among the morning arr
rivals
II Hirshnan came up from the metropo-
iis today to look after his property here
NimT0d prODerty
Jonn Anderson came back from salt
Lake sais mornils where hz has been GA
q pleasure trip
e. T. Synder was or the incoming train
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WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS
via Denver 8 Rio Grande.

To St Louis and return. s4g. 80
To ChiagC and return ............, g. sc
To St. Louis and return. via Chi
cagO OF vice versa .....,. .........5O. 100
Selling dates. Tuesday and Friday OF
each week. StopOYers allowed Final
limit sixty days from date Of sale. Pull
man and tourist sIeepers through TO ST
Louis without change. Choice OF
routes. See any D. & r. c.. agent.
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And in accordance with law and the
order of the board of directors, made the
2lst day of April, 1904, so many Of the
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary will oe sold al the Of
flee of the company. 16l South Main
street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 18th
day of June, 1904. at the hour OF II O'Clock
noon TO pay the delinquent assessment
thereon together with the cost OF adveT-
Using and expense Of sale.
r. c. CORDELL, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT Notice

NAILDRIVEB MINING COMPANY.
principal place of business, room 9. Ma
sonic block, salt Lake City. Utah LOCa-
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment
80. =, Of cents per share. levied on
the I'd DAY of MAY, 1904 the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows;
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AN ENJoYABLF FVENT.

Eureka. June 12-The CosgrOve Concert
company gave an enjoyable musical enter
tainment at Odd Fellows hail last night.
Because of an excursion TO the valley.
and another Monday 10 Lagoon. the at
tendance was not good. The concert was
given under the auspices of the Elks.
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APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT.
FIesident's Attention Again Called to
Colorado.

a. Il r7+4Et4L = at~tAt-o44 am La-4e4 70
Colorado.
Chicago. June I9.-Orgauized labor
iu Chicago today, through its central
body the Federation of Labor, passed
q resolution appealing to- President
Roosevelt 10 send federal troops to-
Colorado 10 restore order iu the Grip
ple Creek district The resolution,
which declares that the lives or the
miners are In danger under present
conditions. was mailed TO President
Roosevelt toni SHIT.
Iu pursuance 10 another set OF res0-
buttons adopted by the federation d
telegram was sent TO President Comp
ers U- Che American Federation of Ia
Dor tonight, suggesting that DE confer
with labor leaders Throughout the
country for the purpose of calling "a
general meeting 60 consider the Colo
RADIO situation
s. general committee was also APP
pointed by The federation whose duty
IA snail Doe 20 procure legal advice and
take whatever action 20 may deem
proper 90 aid Che Colorado miners.
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Merchants Protective Assn

Scientific Collectors OF Bad Debts.
FRANCIS G.. LUKE, General Ianag-
er, 117-11S-119-124-125 Commercial
National Bank building.
Some people don't like US"
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STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
Text Of a Resolution Sent to Governor
Peabody.

A~At "a q AeroD4LL4D4l sent 70 Governor
Peabody.
ENausas CITY, June I2-The Industrial
lecil Of this city. which claims TO
represent Z5.008 union mon. at meet
ing today adopted resolutions asking
President Gompers OF the American
Federation OF Labor SO call meeting
81 the executive board OF that organ
ization FOR the purpose OF devising
means 10 settle the Colorado labor
troubles. Telesrams were sent TO PEG
ideut Roosevelt. asking him to invest
gate. and 10 Governor Peabody. COM
demning his actions. by the orders Of
the industrial council
Mother Jones addressed today's
meeting Following is The text of the
telegram 20 Governor Peabody.
The industrial council Of Kansas
City. I'm regular session assembled. con-
dennis y0ur action as uu-AmeTican, un-
civilized ANA barbar0us iu the ex-
IRENE. in your treatment toward the
Wolkingmeu and women OF Colorado.
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of the board of directors made on the
3rd day of May 1904. 50 many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary. viii be sold at public auction
at the office of the company. at room 8.
Masonic block. Salt Lake City Utah, on
Monday June 90 1904. at 10 o'clock "a. m.-
to pay the delinquent assessment thereon
together with the costs of advertising
and expense of sale,
W r. WIGHTMAN. Secretary
First publication June 5, 1904
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DELINQUENT Notice

LOWER MAMMOTH MINNIE COM
pany Principal place OF business, salt
Lake City. Utah, There are delinquent
upon The following described stock on
account of assessment No. 8. levied April
u. 1904 the several amounts set opposite
Ihe names of the respective stockholders
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Personal

,. Roy Hau VIII Doe in from Bingham
This week for a feW days visit
airs. D. WOOD and daughter Miss Ethel
IS oud. ot san Francisco. are visiting with
her son. George Wood. 81 East Second
Ii s. L...L.-
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THE SAN PEDRO LINE

Has been chosen as the official line
COR the ELkS during CARNIVAL
WEEK at Provo.
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Gustav DinkIaaa-

Piano maker, tuner and repairer, has
returned from Europe and is now pre-
pared to resume work among his salt
Lake patrons Address, p. o. Box sos.
or phone 20S9-X
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PARK - HAPPENTNas-

Park city, june 12-T0day is Dec0ra-
tlou Day OF The knights of pyfhias and
pursuant 10 resolution made and carried
az the regular meeting OF the lodge the
lodge members win march iu "a body 10
Tue cemetery where the graves of the
dead members viii be decorated with
flowers and the ritualistic service for the
occasion read by the prelate OF the lodge.
Al 0.at this evening fhe Park CITY
Lodge No IA 3 p q. EtiEs viii meet al
their lodge room iu special meeting TO
make flnaa preparations tor Che Provo
excursion. AT ibis time it Is known that
Park VIII b- able 10 send UllV "a small
delegation owing 90 most uuhaudy schc-
ouie upon which our local train service
is based Park City people never cam get
train accoTmodation Unless they give big
guarantees it is Impossible to secure
special trains and q one fare round nip
is the rate possible 10 be got III this md
though any excursion which comes from
the other SIDE IS given $50 for round
trip. Park City people feel sore over the
treatment accorded them by the railroad
companies.
The store building and business Of Mr..
kiger was transferred yesterday 60 john
Shields.
The social dance given last evening at
Maple han was q pleasant affair. a large
crowd was present ana q good time was
had
John Shields made a fIying visit 30
salt Lake yesterday.
James Malvey and wife returned from
an eastern "Trip this morning.
The official programme Of the G. A. t.
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THE lis OFFICIAL TRAIN

Leaves Salt Lake City for Provo, via
the salt Lake Route" at $50 a. m.
Wednesday, June IT, n0u't miss it,
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Beautiful CastiIla springs.

Hotel now open. Rates s. per day
and up. Table d'hote, meals so cents.
Popular price cafe. Special rates 10
families and parties. For excursion
and further Information, address j.
Myers 81 South state. " IL. Vail,
manager hotel
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Hair SPECIALISTS

For ladies and gentlemen. Miss Char
lotte Lynberg and Miss Carrie Leaker.
formerly with Dr. Nell C. Brown. rooms
4ll to AZ Constitution building. Phone
20g3-X
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BELL WENT 10 CHURCH
All Quiet in Cripple Greek District
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Colorado Springs. Colo. June IA
special 10 the Gazette from Cripple
Creek SAYS
"Ihe Cripple Greek district expert
eHeed quiet day today General Sher-
man Bell and staG attended divine
services and transacted 100 business tx-
Cept what was absolutely necessary
Another party of deported miners
VIII leave Victor tomorrow, their des-
tiuaiiOu being either New Mexico or
Utah This party viii consist of about
1C5 men,
"A number OF arrests were made to-
DAY and the peace commission sat for
a faW hours and passed ON several
cases.
The saloons of the district viii be
opened tomorrow for the first time in
a week. The closing of the saloons
was one Of the chief factors I'M bringing
order out OF chaos"
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PUBLIC UTILITY

Is what they cau the Independent Mes
senger company.
Phone 500. ALAN LOVEY, Mgr.
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FISHING EXCURSION

Via D. & r. G., June 18th.
To Castillo Springs. I'm Spanish Fork
canyon. Splendid trout fishing Spe~
cial train leaves Salt Lake 1880 p. mo-.
Returning, leaves Castillo 9:30 D. IN.
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CASTILLO AND RETURN, SIPS
Via D. 8 R. G., june 18th.

Good fishing. First-class hotel ac-
Communications. All kinds of sports.
games and amusements. Special train
leaves Salt Lake 1880 y. M. Returning
leaves Castillo $3.50 p. m.
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a YOUNG RAIIROAD MAN.


Provo. June 12-BOTu to the wife Of
Conductor W. b. starr, q 12-pOuud son
All doing vel.
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MACCABEE EXCURSION
To Castillo June 18th

Via .. & r C.. Special train leaves
salt Lake 1880 p m Returning. leaves
Castillo $50 p. IN. Fare. S125 for the
round trip. Good fishing. Everybody
invited.
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THE CALED0NIANs or SALT
LAKE AND ORDER or SCOTTISH
CRONIES at Lagoon. June -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-26
dA9lalIo

The Royal Arch Masons Of Canada
have no reason to complain OF the re-
gults achieved during the past year. It
has been one Of the most prosperous
years that the royal craft In Canada
has experienced, and the prospects for
the coming year indicate continued
prosperity. The Masonic Sun says that
at the recent grand chapter convoca-
ton the various reports presented
showed feeling Of contentment to ex-
ist among the companions from the OF.
ia wa river to the Pacific coast.
The Masons Of California are talking
Of building hospita! il connection
with the Masonic home at Derato. The
project Will entail an expense Of bout
$50, 800.
Seitaro Takeda, one Of the three Jap
anese Masons in this country, is mem
Der Of Genesee Falls lodge Of Roches-
ter, y. Y He is said to be the only
Japanese who has ever become a mem.
Der of the York and Scottish Rite bod
les
The New York Masonic home at Uti.
ca has fund which enables tie trus-
tees to present to each child upon leav-
ing the home a sum sufficient to give
something Of start in life.
The grand lodge Of England, the old
est grand lodge in the world, has about
5000 lodges, with a mem bership OF
over half a million.
The grand secretary's report present,
ed at the recent session of the grand
lodge OF Connecticut shows q member
ship In the jurisdiction at present Of
1904, a net gain Of 52T during the
past year.
Mount Zion chapter. Royal Arch Ma
sequestrated at the late session of the
grand chapter Of New York for irregl-
larity and carelessnes, In the admis-
ston Of candidate. All interested in
the illegal proceedings will be expelled
The New York Masonic home at Uu
ca has fine library Of 900 volumes,
The grand secretary Of the grand
Royal Arch chapter Of New York re-
Gently reported d membership in the
jurisdiction Of $500.
The American Tyler says the gram.
master of Ienn.ssee has decided i,.;it
not Only liquor dealers, but theil c.s.'in5
and other employees, are. IL "r tho
grand lodges e,lict No. g., ..IeligibH
for the degrees of Masonry
series Of coulpetitiH@ drills by the
crack drill corps VII torIn one of the
most attractive features Of the Knights
Templars' conclave to be held in san
Francisco in September, The most val.
liable prizes in the history Of the order
will be offered for excellence in drills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-26
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.
Condition of the Order In Ontario.
Helmet China.


The grand keeper OF records and
seal Of Ontario recently said in regard
to the condition Of the pythian ORDER
there: The order in general here is
prosperous. We have made a gain Of
10 during the past year. Two lodges
are about to be instituted. one In Onta
rio and another one in Ottawa. We are
doing good work III Toronto, and the
order is on the forward move In this
city. The growth is steady and not
spasmouic. We are taising in the most
desirable class Of members young, en-
ergetic-and a great many are men OF
ability and 10 good positions in life"
The volunteer contribution for the
benefit Of the proposed Pythian Or
phaus' home in Indiana last year was
S616.14
The grand lodge Of Texas is prepar
Ing to erect Pythian widows and or
phans' home It has accumulated S2O,-
900 for that purpose and adds thereto
5000 annually.
The order was forty years old on
Feb 10. The first Pythian lodge was
Instituted in Washington on Feb. 10,
1864.
In Indiana during the semiannual
term Just closed the Pythians more
than doubled the net gain in member
ship as compared with the closing
term Of the previous year, and the
suspensions for nonpayment of dues
were lesSened by one half
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-26
|RE6 6|'"|D)NE7

The order ut large diSbursad last
year $791.OOO for sick and funeral ben
et1ts and has paid out some $4,000,
600 since its organiza ton.
Passaconway tribe OF Lowell Mass,
has erected a 81 ,20O monument in Ed
son cemetery, Lowell, in honor of Its
deceased members
Mohawk and Cherokee tribes are the
oldest tribes of Red Men in the state
Of New York. They were instituted in
1871.
The membership of all branches
throughout the United States is now
334 .495 in the 3,SOl tribes.
The objects OF the order are fraternal
and charitable, and its motto is Free
dom, Friendship and Charity
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-26
Hepta sophs.

a class of 1,400 candidates was ini-
tiated recently in pittsburg The su.
preme officers We're present
Members OF the order In New Or
leans have bought tract Of land in
the suburbs of that city and propose
members
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-26
Knll.hfh of IiOnnr

The Knights OF Honor has been in
existence thirty years ana was never
more prosperous than at the present
time.
Brooklyn has twenty four fourishins
Knights or Honor lodges,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-26
Jobbers, Wholesalers an
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.

BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY. 81
u Lah shlngss s Z
Doors speci Cheap Lumber TOR z41I I
buildings buildings caeanas :.
Desto or
FURNITURE
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
Our beds bedroom side scoDza r
best made and the cheapest en- the maks5 These
able Hold for mi
l. O. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Furniture, Carpets Bug
Carriages Harness rooms ana 225 W
Manufacturers Of Mattresses all
PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE COMPANY.
OFFICE AND sALEsKoOM 423425 MAIN STREET.
department street, Cotton
visit inspect -
FOX BROS, HARDWARE co eTe-.----~-11ss~ ,z4 ~ ~1a
Leaders Hardware stove, Wire Nd
Supplies. shipped promptly on W
cept Our motto is Fair Dealing as satisfied
When in need of anything @
QUEENsWARE. NH
RYLANo oUEENsWARE COMPANY. -
We wholesalers OF cockery srauh
glasses stoves lantern
fancy your service y
business day in the ES
= OWEN 7
combination Of Cash and long experience
ground floor supplying trade with
and retail Of oueensvare, Fancy Granite. .l
Woodenware, Cutlery, etc. trade
ISAAC
department complete Dry Goods
Notions delivery quantities +
% Main Pine Blun
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WEsT8RooK GRAIN AND COMM COMPANY.
We sell Lime Cement Plaster Fire Brick Fire Clays
Potatoes, Bran, Corn oatiE
Chops, shpstur, etcs
Carload
FOUNDERS
DLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
Logging locomotives boilers
planning machinery Castings Machinery
Supplies.
e
Monuments. Out of trade solicited
BUSINESS COLLEGES
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS
soictts the patronage OF ambitious young
Bookkeeping Shorthand. IypeWing studies
night sessions j. W. JAMES, Pia, Pine
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERs.
HoLDERNEss-sENYARD
We a everything In
that e1ceed quality conder
ed Embaning shipping specially
telephone given prompt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
BY WILLIAM A. STONE. Auctioneer.
MORTGAGES SALE.

VIII be sold at public auction. on Fri
day October 18th. 1904. at 10 clock a. M.
on the premises hereinafter described by
virtue OF the power Of sale contained In
that mortgage deed made and executed by
William O. Lindall. dated May 2ith 1897.
and recorded in the Town Clerks Office.
in the Town OF Coventry. in the County
OF Kent and State OF Rhode Island. IN
Book No. 4. at pages 253 and 254 Of the
records OF mortgages OF real estate. the
conditions OF said deed OF mortgage hav-
ing been broken: "A certain lot OF land,
with a new dwelling house thereon, sit.
uated in Washington Village In said
Town OF Coventry, bounded northerly and
easterly by land OF Hiram I.indall. south
eriy by land OF William Rathbun and
westerly by the Road. all within said
lines and bounds. being hfty-two feet
wide and one hundred and fifty feet deep
or long" and was decided TO said William
O. Lindall by Hiram Lindall, October 5th.
1885 by deed recorded in the Land Records
OF said Town OF Coventry. in Book No.
81, at page 56e.
BY order OF the. Assignee OF the Mort
eagees who hereby gives notice OF his
Intention 10 bid on the above described
premises at said sale or at any adjourn.
ment thereof.
Coventry. r. l.. September 20. 1904.