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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
NOTICE,

Murray, Utah March is. isg1--Eotlco ls
hereby given. pursuant to law. by the
Board Of Education OF Murray City Utah,
81 i;s Intention 10 adopt text books toT
period oi i've years from the FIRST day
OF July. 1907, Separate and sealed pro-
posais from publishers win be. received
by the Board q EdGeation AZ the orhe9
Friday, May a. 1867, at 100 .. m, Tor
furnishing each OF the books named be-
low IN approximate numbers indicated. or
such less numbers as the board may re-
aulTe each year. The following are APP
books required, ro-wlt 5000 re idlnT texts
2.osS supplementary resders ;99 Sle,,
spelling books, 25Oo aTitHmevics, loo
Eeographies. LOO United States history
books s.oS drawing 5ooss, 100 70" ua aGsS
study and elementary science, LOO music
books,
HIGH SCHOOL hooks,
20 algebra lncludIns, elementary and
ssomstry 20 high school arithmetic, ~
s5O English history 400 ancient histor T,oI ~
medIaevN history ~ technical IcnElish
grammar go geology go botany, 80 Com com
Rositi,e9n ana rhstS9sis egmbIasd. go Ems.
history and clvcs and a suficlent NUN
Der Of English classics
Te1 books on an subjects abova named
WIN he considered FOR the grade OF grades
IN which such snb5sCts are commonly
taught
AZ the time and place specified tho
Board OF Education win meet and public.
- open and read all the prop0sa't that
have been received and wifi make ts
deeiso OF within thirty days iherodfier
The bids and terms from publishers
must be accompanied by sample copies N
the books proposed to be Furnished. a..
Eether Win q statement OF the ntr0aur-
tory. exchange. wholesale ana retail
prices at which tho publisher agrees t1
furnish each book Within Murray Cly.
during the fpl tr,e that 4 required 6s
law The publisher or publishers whose
proposals shall be accepted must enter
Into A written contract win the Board
of Educntlon and shall give n bond with
two sufficient suretIcs In roas0nnb n
sum To he iiscd by the hoard. Tor tho
faithful performances of such contract
An bidders WI be REQUIRED Do giye
net price of books fob, al point m ship
inent and T. D b, MuUay Clig Right h
reserved by the Board Of EipcAfon 10 ai
cent o. reject any or all bids. or amy nalt
BOARD or EDUCATION MURRAY
ny LAvEYrA BROWN cAmooN
CLERK
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NOTICE.

essaA Lake City. ptuh, March n. 1sos.--
ssSoIee is hereby given. pursuant 10 Jaw,
SIt,t ~ bSard Q! Education Of salt Lake
books for use IN tho public schools Of
sac e.'y tor q period o. ave yeats from
s ssS sT' gay q July. 1920 Separate. and
tnG othee OF the Clerk cr thc Hoard
g9tli Fridayi May IT, tel7, at TiaO p, M,
s,6ioi dVr,h \, each Of the books NAMED
u such less numbers as tho Boasd may
.Clgire eHeh year. The following are ap-
IaS SSIIasstely lhe number and kird Of BOOKS
supplementary readers, SOW elementary
IanRuage hooks. 600 English grammar
h ht iisNsu9Es ana grammar lo0o0 spelling
raphics, 1000 T. s, histories. 8 "a vhySl
oLugy and hygiene, 5000 COPY books. $500
aaturc study, or elementary science. lpO0l
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS.
Evoo Algebra lncludlns elementary auh
ad aIJ ne treathenD, No. pane geometry,
90 plane and spherical tIigonpmetry
combined 500 commercial arithmetic, L.
70 h!sh school arithmetic 1000 trgt year
Latin grammar 100 Latin comps lion,
5QQ Cicero, t0C Caesar, 6s0 Virgil. 5oo Ovid.
10 S.dE rsi yesr aE K 10 AqA I basis 10
position. 1900 FIRST year french. f.5Q0
French sran,rnar ~ scientific French
reader, Loo small French dictionary, LOO
gramniar,, 800 scientific German reader,
l,5o9 small Gernan dictionary, and a SUI
dcieni number OK standard French, Ger
man and English classics, 1000 American
history tncludlns constitutional history,
l,ooo English history leo Roman history,
l,ooe Greek history, loo m edAevp1 his;oEs,
80 civil government 1500 general history.
S,v0o composition and rhetoric, combined.
Loo English literature. 100 American
literature, Loo technical English gram
mar ZOO small mythology, L5o, comrier-
ga. Ehslish grammar ard cothposItIon,
Loco physLolcsy,- aoO0 physiographl' 1900
botany loo geology, Loco chemistry. loo
zoology, 1000 physics, 800 psychology. leo
commercial law. l,Doo commercial geoE-
rephy, lscO0 bookkeeping, 800 Spanish
reader COO Spanish grammar, SO Spanish
cNssles,
TEX. books on all subjects above nam
grades In which suClt subjects arc cos1-
Al the Slmc and place specified. the
licly open and read all the proposals
THAI have been received ard will make it's
DECISION within thirty days thereafter
The bids and terms from publlahets
the books proposed TO be furnished to-
geih"r with a statement Nf the introduce
tory. exchange WHOLESALE and retail
prices at which the publisher agrees TO
Furnish each book within Salt Lake City.
during the full time that IL required ~
law The publisher or publishers whose
proposals shall be acpe pied must enter
into written contract with the Board OF
Education and shall give a bond with
two sufficient suTeties In reasonable
sum 10 BE- fixed by the Board, for the
faithful performances OF such contract
All bidders will be required TO give net
price OF books C. o, b. at point Of ship
nfent and 7. o. b. Salt Lake City. Right is
reserved by the Board OF Education to
accept or reject any or all bids or any
part thereof.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SALT
LAKE CITY.
BY L. r. JUDD Clerk
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sc Ihs s.fsFslsSsS Mons, T Jss g. 4 Men,
WILL receive bids up to o'clock p m.
April Llth, 1907, Tor the erection OF a
school building to he erected In Mons.
lions to bidders can he. found at the resi-
dence OF F.. III. Kay. Mona, Utah. and at
the office OF II. .. Watkins. Archvec;
Provo, Utah Bids will bo received In
segregated form for. brick and stone
work carpenter work and tin work
plasIerins and .palntlng. and heating APP
parntuE also for the building ccmpleto
sxcept beating apparatus, Each bid mns!
be Accompanied Wish certified check OF :
per cent. the amount OF bid which VIII
&c returned with All rejected bids ais,
TO the successful bidder upon entering in-
TO contract and giving an approved bond
Of twice the amount OF bid within onc
week Of time the said woTk In awarded.
otherwise the amount 70 be forfeited TO
said school district The Trustees Will
meet at. the old seheol building IN Mona
a the above stated lime and date to open
and publicly read all bids The Trustees
reserve the right 10 reject any and all
bids or accept any part thereof.
BY order or Board Of Trustees.
j. W. VEST. Chairman.
". A. STARR Treasure
T. II. KAY, Secretary.
Dated at Mona. March TO- lgl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
BUTTE PRINTERS
ACCEPT PUBLISHERS TERMS

Butte. Mont. March 22--The differences
between the newspaper publishers and the
members OF the Typographical union Were
definitely settled tonight by the printers
voting 10 return to work at the publish
crs terms. The four daily newspapers af~
fecAed, the Butte Miner, the Anaconda
Standard. the Butte Inter-Mountaln ana
the Butte Evening News. which have
been In a state OF suspension since Feb
Is. will resume publication as soon as tho
publishers can get the reportorial staff
and mechanical departments tn running
order. which win probably be Tuesday ot
next week
The adjustment was brought about by
John Baker, district organizer, acting un~
der direction OF President Lynch OF thp
International Typographical union tho
latter having decided that the demands on
sonablc, A three-year contract wild be-
entered into and the wage scale will be-
that which prevailed prior TO May ]. 1906.
making the pay for day work s. and night
work S 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

The undersigned Trustees OF Fountain
Green school District, Fountain Green,
sanpete County, L tab, will receive bids
UP TO o'clock p. M, April 10Th, 1907, for
The erection OF school building TO be
erected In Fountain Green. Utah Plans.
specincati tons and instructions to Bidders
can be FOUND at the reside nee OF Lars
Nelson. Fountain Green, Utah. and at the
office OF II, c. Watkins, Architect, Provo,
Utah, Bids will be received in segrega ted
form for brick and stone work, cArpen ter
work and tin work plastering and paint.
ing and heating apparatus. also for the
building complete except heating appars
tus- Each bid must be accom- panied with
certified check OF per cent OF the amount
OF bid which Will be returned with all re-
tected bids; also to the successlnl BIDDER
upon entering into contract and giving an
approved bond OF twice the amount Of bid
within one week OF time said work IL
awarded, otherwise the amount To be for
feitei to said school district. The Trustees
Will meet at the old school building Ia
Fountain Green at the above stated time
and date 70 open and publicly read all
bids The Trustees reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids, or accept any par
thereof,
BY order OF Board OF Trustees.
J p. ANDERSON. Treas.
CHAS c. LIVINGSTON, Secy.
Dated at Fountain Green. March 10, 1907.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
DR.. Shores S.
Rate a
God Send u

Drs. Shores 500 rate
for all Catarrhal diseases
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everywhere. Drs. Shores,
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performing a true Chris
tlon duty-thus enabling
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The deaf viii hear. the
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Drs. shores are the true
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and they invite all TO take
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
NOTICE OF SALE.

bate Division, in and for Salt Lake Coun-
ty, State Of Utah. In the matter OF the
estate, Of iesse b Hisgs. Deceased. No
tlce Is hereby given that on. or after
March 81, 1907, the undersigned will sell
st private sale twenty shares Of stock In
lions Benefit Building Society, at No
6I5 East Fifth South Street, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. Terms cash
EMILY r. H EffGES.
Administrative OF Estate.
JESSE -. HIGtsS,
Deceased.
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No one need be deprived 81
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TION BLANKS, and take ad-
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IAI OFFER TO CURE ca
TARRH AND ALL CATAR.
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An ONCE and holds good TO
ALL WHO APPLY UNTIL
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
y IT.
Humphreys Seventy
Seven Cures Colds and
G RI

"A writer on Pneumonia saws.
"a main difficulty is thar no ono
can tell whether or not a given
cold will ultimately travel to The
deeper parts Of the lungs. Thus
it happens that no cough, soreness
OF chest, chilliness or other evil
dence OF even Slight catarrhal
troubles can be trusted these times.
There can hardly be doubt.
however, that the prompt use OF
proper remedies for the prelimin-
airy cold may often save the day.
Ii "Seventy-seven' is taken iu
time, it prevents the development
OF a Gold or Grip. hence prevents
Pneumonia.
"Scventy-scven also breaks up a
neglected Cold, that hangs on
Grip.
AT Druggists. 20 cents OF mailed
Humphreys Homep. Medicine Co..
Cor. William and John Streets, New
Work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

his aff1davits number OF letters
written by Thaw to J. ID. Lyons his
banker in Pittsburg. Some of thenl
were written prior to Whites death and
some subs euuent TO 1t from the Tombs.
They were made public last night
through Asst, Dist. Atty. Caravan The
letters are odd specimens Of corre~
spondence. being, in the main, discon~
nected sentences with not q few mis-
spelled words Yet they apparently
show an appreciation of the practical
matters OF the lie the "a. y Pittsbur5
man was leading before ne was locked
up in the Tombs for shooting White
and his plight when lac was imprisoned
The contention OF Mr.. Jerome, however.
Is that their incoherency and other
characteristics show that the writer Is
not sane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Bad breath. coated tongue, a languIl
feeling is entirely unnatural Your lazy
liver and bowels need u tonic, The best
soothing tonic to every organ is HoIl-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 CENTS
Tea or Tablets. 2. G, NJ, l. Drug Dept.
112 & ia So. Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
WALL PAPER

Toe lie, zoe 2Jc patterns. Very
decorative. Endless varieties Of de-
signs and colors- George W. Ebert s.
Co. 81 Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

and kindly physicians,
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MODERN METHODS IN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Many business men are shortstghted
in not looking into things. They are
daily losing money by not adopting the
great Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea
system Makes them we'll and keeps
them we'll. IS cents. Z. C. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. liz g. lls SO, Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
Blood and Skin Disc asses
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN

Shores have Special Department exclusively
and OF oil disease
caused may consult Drs shores the deli
embarrassing troubles. with the
will given honest advice sfu treatment every
thing will be STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL.
Men weak and fa!lng-the Victim Blood Poison
lnln Ilar VIII a!.l
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PROBATE ,-ro GUAR . JAMS +! p
NOTICES.


sTs for furthsT Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division, In ana for Sslt Lake Coul,'
~, State 81 Utah. In the matter or uhe
estate and guardianship OF Edward r.
Ferry, Incompetent Notice. The petition
sor approval ana settlement q she semi
annual account OF the guardians Of the
perhon and the estate Of Edward y.
FERRY, Incompoteut. has been set fOt
hearing on Saturday. the S0h day q
March A. H. iNT, az 10 o'clock q, M. q !
The County Court Eouse, IN THE Court
Room OF said Court in Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County, Utah,
Ntneis the CLERK or said Court viIA
mo seal thereof affixed this 10TH day ot
March, A. ~ 1901,
jsGa6 D. Z. F,IDREDGE, JR,, CLERK
j. r. Richards Attorney Tor Peti'
siouert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

so.called sWea knees" In
men is uorclv a symptom
OF chronic Inflammation In
the prostate gland, brought
on by early dlss patton on by
the Improper treatment of
some contracted disease a
complete and radical cure
is, therefore, a question Of
restoring tho prostate gland
TO las normal state, and this
we accomplish promptly and
completely without the use
OF internal remedies, Our
treatment Is a local one en-
tfrely. II Is original and sci.
entl1ic, and has been proved
a bsolutely effective by thou
sands OF tests We are con-
WINGED that by no other
methods can full and per
m "a n emit restoration OF
strength and vlgor be ac-
Complished,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
Sd 0nly8Days More

whhdrwnnt
i ;come
Monday Tuecome any day before April and cured
ofS metcn free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Ia the Third judicial District Court, IN
ard foT salt Lake County State OF Utah
Department. 40. ]. IN the matter ne tho
estate az Sophia Bodgtr Long. Deceased
N0tice---Thc petition 90 Arthur Long
praying Tor the admission In probate N a
certain document puTportne il he mo
lass WIZ and Testament or sophia BOD
Ter Long. deCenacd and FOR th6 grsntln9
n Letters Parliamentary Ia Arthur Long
mas been set FOR hcarlrB ou Saturday
me aith day oi March A. ~. 1901 40 70
o'clock q, M. al the County Fuur lEolsr
In the Court Room ~ SID Court IN salt
LAKE City. Sail Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk NJ said Couy Nllh
the seal thereof nfilaed this AiIl dag
n March A ~ ilAi-
tse0n j n, EluREpGE. JIG. clark
Young & Snow, Attorneys f7t Pet''
ffonar
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-11-01

Although living In a part Of New
York city. the military prisoners on
Governors island have many customs
which make It seem as though they
were Ia another land. Time Is not
counted by them In mere days weeks
and months, but in ''brooms." Many Of
the prisoners are short term men, and
they are detailed TO police" the
grounds OF course this means much
sweeping. and q broom lasts about q
month. Thus two "brooms" in army
lingo means two months. No prisoner
IL permitted 10 salute an officer In the
manner prescribed for soldiers who be-
have themselves. Instead they fold
their arms a.d look straight 20 the
front whenever they pass those en-.
titled 10 a salute. A soldier who Ia q
prisoner Is never referred to by bis
name. His Official number. which Il
stenciled upon his clothing. II used In
stead.-Sew York Tribune.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-11-01
The CoruneF's InSligalion.

The coroner's inquest yester-
day of that wreck at Rudd hung
on a long time, but those who
were on the jury saw the need Of
keeping quiet and not allowing
their deliberations to leak out.
A misconception exists as to a
coroner's jury. II is'not a trial
by any means; it is an investiga-
ton, and while there is always
more or less kicking, because
such are not always public, it is
unjust. The question Of publici-
ty is a matter for the coroner
and its business is seen when you
think of it. Let's suppose case
"a murder has been committed;
there is nothing but suspicion as
a clew and even this may be
slight; the jury meets and in the
examination of witnesses it de-
velops that some party not
thought Of in connection with
the case is shown TO be the auth.
orof the crime; If the inquest is
public that makes good his es-
cape and may be is never cap
tured, or II he is ii is at heavy
expense. Where an inquest Is
merely perfunctory, that is,
where the cause of death known,
inquests are sometimes open to
the public. In the case yester.
day no one was under arrest:
Leonard was here as a witness
and when it developed that the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-11-01

High Point, Oct. go The
death on rail yesterday after
doom Of Carl Peace, a yobng
white boy of this place, brings to
light distressing and sad incl
dents. Three months ago the
head of the family, a month or
more later, the eldest boy follow
ed and with the passing of Carl,
the inext eldest, leaving the
mother with the youngest and
and only boy for support. When
her first male born died a short
while ago Il almost killed her
and from which shock she had
not fully recovered. But she
never lost faith and hope and set
to work trying to rear her little
family in the right way and to
make a living. Saturday night
Carl was brought up town and
fitted out with a neat
suit of clothes and on Monday
sent to work in one Of the factor.
les. How proud it made the
mothers heart to feel that she
yet had some one to whom she
could look for support and SYM
pathy during her declining days.
But by cruel fate today the heart
is again bleeding, for they have
brought this boy home cold in
death while returning TO take up
his second days work. The lit.
tie fellow was buried to-day and
the mother and the remaining
remnant" Of the family fol.
lowed once again the cold form
of a loved one to its last resting
place. Surely this family has
been sorely afflicted.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-11-01

IT is said that the boys of the
A. & M. College are allowed to
assemble and fight out their dif-
ferences instead of hazing, and
that the results so far have been
ali that the president anticipated.
It may be a good plan, in fact We
have never seen the occasion for
a young man going off to college
having to undergo any more than
the situation naturally presents,
but IL he takes matters as he
finds them, there Is very little
trouble for him, It Is the really
fresh guy that gets into trouble
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-11-01
Discussed The Waterway.


John A. Cox, special director
of harbors and rivers, spoke at
the court house last Tuesday
night.
The address was interesting
and instructive, the speaker be.
ing at his best. After the ad.
dress by Mr.. Cox, Major Guthrie
added his approval to what had
been said about the benefits OF
this project. A resolution was
introduced and voted upon,
which was as follows:
Whereas, it is deemed per-
fectly feasible and practicable,
and within bounds of a reason
able expense to secure a thirty
foot channel into the port of Will
mington, and
Whereas, if such a channel
should.be secured and Whining.
ton thereby made a port of entry
for this state, great commercial
advantage would acrue to the
wholel state of North Carolina
and to this city in particular.
Therefore, be it resolved by
the business men of Durham as
sembled the 10Th day of October,
1907, that we heartily endorse
the efforts of the city Of VIII.
mington to secure a 30-foot chan.
mel; that we pledge her our un.
qualified support and that we
take part in the state meeting to
be held at Wilmington on No.
vember 5, to formulate plans fol
securing the necessary legisla.
ton to accomplish this end. Be
it further.
Resolved. That as business
men, approaching the advantage
of cheap water transportation,
we believe that the genera
government should provide lar
ger and more regular appropria.
tions for river and harbor i'm
provement and we therefore
heartily endorse the nationa
rivers and harbors congress tt
secure such expenditures.
Resolved, That a copy Of
these resolutions be sent to each
of our representatives in con
gress, urging them to assist un
animously in this work"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-11-01

The Pythians of Durham, in
Guiding East and West Durham,
planning for big time next Tues
day, when district meeting will
be held. The meeting will be
held with the East Durham lodge
and the attendance is expected
to be large.
John Freeman was locked up
Thursday night on the charge OF
using a deadly weapon on Yer
non Jordan. Jordan was carved
with a knife and carried to the
hospital, where he will remain
until able to come to trial, and
Freeman will then be tried.
James Franklin, colored, was
before Justice of the Peace ]. E.
Owens Thursday on the charge
of stabbing Ada Moore. jim
said that it was all an accident
but the evidence was such thai
ne was sent to the grand jury
and in default of the required
bond he is now rusticating in thu
county Jail.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-11-01

The action of the Durham
bankers may scare a few of the
more timid. but when you come
to think it over you will see that
they are only terrifying them
selves for your protection. How
ever, it will give little or no
trouble to we newspaper men.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-11-01

jury should hold him the findings
were not given out until a war
rant was secured and he was
placed under arrest. Greensboro
Record.