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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
GRAND OPENING SPECIALS.

so Artotypes in Sheet 22x2s in the following Sub.
Jects:
"a Rubber Of Whist" "L'Angelus," I'm Lord OF
All survey" Thoroughbred" Challenge" 1.-THE
Sanctua ry, THE Hart OF the Black Forest" &C., for
Csc.
6S Pictures very neatly framed llxl4 in q beauti-
ful polished oak, shaded oak frames, l6 different
patterns, your choice for 45c.
$l.9S Pictures, handsomely framed, 2Ox24, in a
rich ornamented Frame White, Gold and Oxidized
frames with the Celebrated Artotypes" Grand Open
ing Prices SIPS
$l.9S Fancy Oak Framed Pictures, 20x24, consist
ing oil 20 different styles. all beautiful designs with
"Artotypes" Grand Opening Sacrifices for SI.4S.
29S Panel Pastels; this is a splendid line of first
class Panels i'll Pastels surrounded by fine pearl,
coiored mat framed in 2inch highly polished an
tlque oak receding pattern. Grand Opening Special
Sl9S.
81. SO 22x36 Genuine Oil Paintings, frame is made
4-ihch, very deep and handsomely ornamented. Com
position gold with metal ornaments and highly
ornamented lining, with lx-inch FURNISHED beveled
gilt and inch sanded gilt lining. thus making the
frames inches wide. Special Opening Price 81 9S
S3.9S New Pattern Framed Pictures in very rich
and tasty frames Special Reduction for our Grand
Opening purchase for 81 80.
$40 2Ox24 Pastels. This is o very fine line, splen-
didly executed in skillful and artistic manner The
subjects are assorted and very well chosen, mostly
scenery from nature; mounted q ~ inch thick
white torchon mat beveed edge. The frames are dis
tincively original and unique designs finished
il highly FURNISHED superfne oak in variegated
shades and three styles of ornaments. Our Opening
Price Is your choice for $685. Our descriptions fail
to do justice to these ictures they must be
appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
TEA SETS.

Square Shape English China Decorated Tea Sets, A
pcs, only $2.9S
Octagon shape, assorted colors, SO pieces, only
$34S.
American Porcelain Tea Sets, some containing GO,
the others So pieces Regular price 9S only S54S
new importation Of Carlsbad Translucent China
Tea Sets decorated with trailing flowers End gold
lined, only Sc 4S
Thin Carlsbad China Tea Sets square and cannele
nutd shapes, with beautiful neutral tinted decora-
tons. only IS. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

In spite of the disadvantages of beirg with
out votes, citizens of the District sometimes
have cause to give thanks that they are not as
some other men. Think of the misery of Bos-
ton, for example, with a state election every
year IN November and municipal election fol-
lowing it IN December! There is little to Won
der at IN the movement to make the state cleo
tlOns, at least, biennial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

The ice man in NV York city, who has al
ways made it his pride to give full weight to
his customers, has been elected to Congress.
Let other ice men take due notice, and govern
themselves accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

The report of the District Commissioners,
handed to the President today, gives an admit
rable and interesting summary Of District
affairs, and is printed in full by The STAR as
matter which directly concerns every local tax
payer. In addition to the statement of things
which are. the report contains numerous
recommendations concerning various matters
which the District hopes may be. The Com
missioners indicate that they will submit
drafts of proposed legislation to improve
the methods of making the tax assessments
to enable the District to give an indefeasible
title under tax sales and to regulate the issue
OF licenses for intoxicating drinks. Among
their specific recommendations are the
establishment by law of pension fund for dis
abled iremen, the repeal of the law limiting
membership on the local police force to honor
ably discharged soldiers sailors. sufficient
appropriation to lay all the District electric
wires under ground, extension of the laws of
the corporation of Washington over
the entire District, the enactment of
laws to prevent secular occupations on Sunday,
legislation to relieve the water department of
the fixed charges for interest and sinking fund.
and provision for the extension of streets and
avenues and the rectifcation of irregular SUBJ
divisions. They endorse the Rock creek park
project. 1t Is hoped that the representations
Of the report concerning the needs Of the Dis
trlct Will receive due consideration from the
President and from Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

The expected allbis in the Cronin murder
case appear to have proved an unexpected
alibi for themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

Allen G. Thurman Is full of the spirit of rs.
His birthday occurred this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

HoLDAY Goops.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS
JULIUS LANsBUKGH,
10. AND i Sis,
Desires to call attention to unusually attractive
assortment OF useful articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
In consequence Of being
OYEKsTOCKED
and desiring to these goods the holidays
they will be
CLOSED OUT
at very little above
ACTUAL COST.
Effective and Tasteful Designs in Cabinets. Music
Racks Book Cases, Mautel ulasscs. Cheyal Glasses,
shaving stands. Chihonier Fancs i.ock IN Plush
and Foot kesss Tables With brass and silver rlnes
OAK fedestais sS With V 6nyt Ss screens ana
Antique oak la al Extension Tables, side Tables.
PARLoR SUITES.
CHAMBER SUITES.
PLAY OF kArTAN WORK IN the city, ennbraoins
over oOO p'''i lockers. SOFAS.
WORK BASKETS. TABLES, CHAIRS
TIL SS0eC HIS. ; and 2IAN1s
PLAIN FIGUKEs
SURPRISINGLY Low.
1t Is impossible 10 conceive a more beautiful coll
LADIES' WRITING DESKS
been received from both fore ~ and domestic makers
aud the choicest examples of lime Cabinet Ware 10
They are shown in Mahogany Rosewood. oak and
Sixteenth Century finish, and IN many unique and
pretty designs ali of Inch are artistic In liz orna
mentatlon OF these dainty bits furniture there IS
dspIayed studies Relief Carving ana speciuens a
Inlald or Marqueterie rk these dcsks are very
reasonable and make u most desirable glft.
CURTAINS DRAPERIES and UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Nisn f0'nN Brus.el,
and Tambour Lxces.
in New and Novel Effects.
CHENILLE PORTIEREs.
in RICH and Nc Designs and colorings.
MADRAS CURTAINS aud UPHOLSTERY GOODS
CURTAIN POLES and WINDOW SHADES
CARPETS.
II you desire a bargain in Carpets you should not
fail take advantage OF the Low Prices which thess
goods being offered
ADMINISTERS,
ROYAL WILToNs,
MOQUEITES,
BODY BRUSSELS
- TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
THkEE-PLY AND tXTRA SUPER INGRAM.
SMYRNA RUGS "
SMYRNA RUGsl
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
BAMLEY SONS VAL SMYRNA RUGS.
2ft in by 5ft Gin, $3.50.
efI By . n. $1,000.
JAPANESE FUR RUGS,
sHEEPsKIN RUGS,
NAPIER MATING,
LlNoLEUM,
OIL CLOTH,
cocoa AND LINoLEUM MATA
WALL PAPERs,
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
nso .o' N0i issS ana ST.
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HOLlDAr GoOps
F. e. E e. e.; e. e. W s:
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We ees to inform You that on Monday we will make
40 openins display Of holiday goods and in your
in'erests particularly would urEe that you cen
SUIT your best convenience and facility by making
your purchases early.
Our GIFT GOODS" department viii offer,
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS, POCKET
BOOKS BAGS. CARD CASES. IMPORTED BAs-
htTs WORK STANDS TOILET CASES, MANI.
eohh shIs' PERFUME CASES. COLLAR AND
CUFF BOXES. VIENNA LEATHER AUTO
GRAPH ALBUMS. METAL-MoUNTEp TIER
MoMETERs. SHAVING CASES. SMOKING SETS,
WRITING TABLETS, HoRN-MoUNTFp wHrsK
HOLDERS, GENUINE "47ll" COLOGNE. LuNp-
boRG's COLOGNE AND EXTRACTS. FLORIDA
WATER AND GLYCERINE SOAP. Low SON A
HAlDEN's WILD HONEY AND WHITE aIYcFR.
me SOAP HAIR, TOOTH. HAT BRUSHES AND
WHlsk BRooMs, NEW SILK UMBREII.As. WITH
GOLD. SILVER, IVORY AND BUCK HORN MouNT.
lNGs AND EBONY AND NATURAL woop
HANDLES, HAND-PAINTED SATIN COVERED
sACHETS &C.. &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
RUG DEPARTMENT.

Souvenir Bargains, CSC Hassocks beautiful in de-
sign and good quality Brussels choice of 100
19c.; SOC NOTED Cocoa Door Mats, opening price,
2Sc 7Sc Red Border Cocoa Door Mats, special for
our Grand Opening, your choice for $780,
1Sc. genuine Close Woven Cocoa Door Mats only
3Sc 81 % Smyrna Rugs, in all the latest patterns;
Gold Medal. Royal and Sultan and Selyage patterns
Grand Opening Especial" for SSc.
"a AZ sultan Smyrna Rugs, 36x54 20 beautiful pat
terms Special for Grand Opening, 81. IS.
s!4s Sewage Smyrna Rugs The latest effects at q
most startling sacrifice for S46S.
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MospAr. DRcrx
: $$$$E$$ f. $S H. !. + +
ls.I|Ss III / !! #BEAA's t..
$ !: !! F T. T T. III i 4. If
Fl Fl / &i.sss:::$: : l.. e. 81 81
n n \ :: : T
H. 4. g; So. J ! {: 8:
We are again ready to convince the public that sour
Prices will always prevail the lswest regardless Of
any Inducements which may be offered by any other
house With this point in view. and show our APP
probation of the past patronage of our customers we
will inauxurate for our Twentieth Holiday Opening
the Grandest Array of Bargains that has yet
before the public
3OUvENIR BARGAINS.
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

English Decorated Toilet Sets, 10 pieces, assorted
prints, only Sl9S.
American China Toilet Sets with floral decora-
TONS 10 pieces, only So 9S; worth IS.
Handsome Ten-pece Sets, from Jesse Dean Dec'g
Co. with tinted and gold stippled decorations So
New English China Sets with Jsrs assor ted floral
decorations, only $4.9S.
American Porcelain Sets with Jars, neat floral deco.
rations, only S4.9S; worth 81.
Sets. with Jars, from Oft and Brewers pottery,
new shape and decorations, only s7.As
Beautiful Doulton Sets with Jars decorated by Jesse
Dean Decg Co. assorted tints and gold stpred deco
rations, only Sl0.4S.
Above are only few specials from our immense
STOCK which range in price from 81 .9S to $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
SEoPPISG

SuoprSs
AND
TRAVELLING BAGS.
Special mountnss with novel and convenient
fastenings, made expressly for and SOLD
oNLYb By Us.
OUR LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT
includes Silver Mounted FoLIos, POCKET
BOOKS. CARD cAsEs. Calendars. Photo
graph Frames, Cigar and Cigarette Cases richly
mounted IL SOLID SILVER.
AL very moderate In price.
NV GAIT, BRO. CO.,
JEWELLERS AND sILvERsMITHs,
n3O-3, ll07 PennA ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

THr PA1Ars RorX1 "Opssrse.-
BEING CONTINUED UNTU. MONDAY EVENING
A LAST OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO SECURE
sEAsoNABLE NOVELTIES AT REDUCED. OR
SOUVENIR PRICES.
THE "oPEN1Na" FROM A RETROSPECTIVE
POINT OF VIEW.
The Pslas Royal has every reason to thank its pa
irons and congratulate itself on being able to record
the successful Opening in is thirteen years Of
history.
In spite of unreasonable and unfavorable weather
the volume Of business lie past all precedent Is not
the reason obvious! Are not the stocks larger and
more complete than any previous holiday season.
piled "Yes" The press notices say "Yss.n Forgive
the esotsm Of clipping the following from the editor
ial columns of The Stars contemporary,
THE WASHINGTON POST:
Probably no more attractive dfspay has erer been
made In Washington than o1hibed on the counters
shelves, ia the cases aud the undoos at the Paais
Royal yesterddv Mr.. Lfsner, the proprietor, deserves
all the success he enjoys. He is progressive en-.
terprf1no merchant, and has these Openings
marked feature Hashp,oton's mercantile branch
OF business"
ABOUT PALAIS ROYAL PRICES.
Can it be fairly termed esotistc to ask credi. for
the Introduction Of the cash business to Washington,
Has not the revolution years ago been
fruitful of good to al9 While other merchants may
not have followed in the Paais Royal wake have they
not benefited by the fact that the public no longer
seek the markets Of Baltimore, Philadelphia or New
York; Have not "Polais Royal Prices" which have
become household words. been the indirect cause of
this great changer
not credit Cue the merchant who has educated the
people OF Washington up to the fact that the cah bust
Hess Is mutually beneficial 1t was laughed at as an i'm
possibility thirteen years ago.
And would It not seem that the Annual Holiday
"openines' are making it appear that the Palais
Royal 10 Influencing public opinion in another direc
ton, or why the following which is clipped from
yesterdays editorial column Of
THE FyFNIva srAR,
"Ths Thanksgiving 70 not found TO be early
FOR rstnsa' shopping, and many judtcios purchasers
are taking ddUonta0e Of the before the Cnrfs,mas
rush TO select the os from fresh and attractive
sortsnst TO htch their attention is called in the adper
tistn0 columns Of The Star"
THE LAST BIT OF EaoT1sM.
Is not credit due the merchant who not only proves
hat,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

Extra
GOLDEN CLING
PEACHES.
EACH PEACH CAREFULLY Sc
LECTED AND PACKED IN HEAVY
SYRUP THE SAME DAY 1T WAS
TAKEN FROM THE TREE.
SOLD AT A VERY Low PRICE.
NV. BURCHELL.
n16-3m 1926 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

SPECIAL ITEM FOR CAR DRIvERs-HEAyY
- Wool Lined Dogsktn Gloves, Soc; worth 75c
Genuine Buckskln Gloves wool lined, 9gc worth
sl3a BIZ Ms, 7i5-147 18th st. sc. n3u-2t.
MKT Wick WILL BE DISPLAYED OUR EN-
~ ire h1e OF Holiday Novelties: presents suitable
Tor the old as we'll the young. KAUEMANiS
DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE lth AZ e n3o z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
PICTURE DEPARTMENT.

PICTURE DEPARTMENT.
A RENOWNED BARGAIN" DEPARTMENT.
The Tow prices" is the power that done the work
Pursue arefully the sample items below, as they
Will prove interesting and profitable intending pur-
chasers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
LAMP DEPARTMENT,

These Specials for Our Grand Holiday Opening:
Sl2 4S loft. Solid Brass Piano Lamps with Duplex
Burner and Handsome Linen Shade with Holder
complete. for 90. 9S
$50 Solid Brass Piano Lamps with Onyx Tops and I.
Beautiful Linen Shade for Sl99S
$50 New Design Wrought Iron Piano Lamps with
Patent and Linen Shade for slSoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

The Postmaster General deserves the thanks
Of the Washington public for forcibly urging,
n bis report, the pressing necessity Of better
accommodations for the city post Office. The
present ones are scandal in a city Of this size
and Importance, and, as he pointedly charac-
terizes them, have ''long been o reprosch to
the capital and disgrace to the country"
He suggests, however, as q remedy the con-
solidation of the bureaus of the general post
Office department and the local post Office in a
new and suitable building upon q convenient
site to be purchased by the government.
Experience has taught that the best provision
for the local post Office will be a suitable struc-
ture, conveniently situated, separate from the
general post Office department. There is little in
common in the work Of the two departments.
The local post Office ought to have, as in other
large cities, building constructed especially
and exclusively for its uses in which its needs
shall be primarily considered. If it occupies
building as tenant in common with the general
post Office department the local needs are in
evitably subordinated to the requirements
OF the national department. When the
local and national bureaus were housed
together in the past, both outgrew their
accommodations, and, the preference naturally
being given to the general government. the
city post Office was cramped more and more
and was finally kicked into the street. The
Postmaster Generals report shows a great and
steady increase in the room required for the
general department. II the two departments
should again resume the relation of tenants
in common a similar ending to that suffered
in the past would be feared for the local post
Office. 1t is hoped that the Postmaster General
will endeavor in the first instance to secure in
creased and improved accommodations for the
Washington post Office in building of its own,
designed and erected for its special use, and
will not urge the consolidation suggested unless
it is found to be absolutely impossible to secure
for it separate quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

nuR MEN AND LADIES' UNDERWEAR Is VERY
y cheap n price a Elegant Heavy Jersey Ribbed
Finish undershirt 49c. KAUFMAN6 DOUBLE
COMBINATION. 1lth st. Sc. n3o-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

- DOE uNLAUyDERED SHIFTS REIN
- forced mont and back. the usual &c kind. only
44c each. Blue shaker Knlt Half Hose, &c pr pair.
p30-2t. BLUA'S 745-747 9Th 81. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
SOUVENIRS FOR MEN.

e2 English Medicated Wool Underwear al &c.
81. so Medicated Lambs Wool Underwear, 81. 90
81. rs White Wool Cashmere Underwear, Sl50.
Slot Cancels Hair Underwear for S1.29
81 Ssxony Wool Underwear for SIC.
81 Natural Wool Underwear for SSc.
10c superior Merino Underwear for soc,
Soc Natural Wool Cotton mixed) Underwear, 30c
soc Unbleached Canton Flannel Drawers, 42c.
CSC Bleached do. do. do, Tor 5ac.
5Qc Cashmere Halt nose, all styles, 44c.
35c. Warranted Fast Black socks for 25c,
25c Half Hose, all Styles for gle.
S1 Doyskin Gloves for 75c.
$1.5O English Derby Gloves for 81 IS.
81 80 Castor Beaver Gloves for 81 25.
81 80 oossamer- weight Coats for 81. So
S2.9S Heavier Macintoshes for e.. 10.
"a IS Plaid Feather weight do Tor S425.
$50 Reversible Cloth-fn Mscintoshes for Ga
Soc Jap Handkerchiefs for 29c.
81 Stlk Mufilers for soc.
$50 "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts for 7Sc
81 superior Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts, $50
75c. Fancy Trimmed Might Shirts for 6tSc
15c. Pure Linen Collars for loc.
20c. Pure Linen Cuffs for l6c.
Csc. Novelty Scarfs. ali styles, for SOC
soc. Soarfs. all styles, for SOC.
$50, Scsrfs. All styles, for gle.
9l22 satin snspenders IN Glass Boxes, 81,
zoo. suspsnders. all styles. tor gle
THE PALA1s ROYAL.
CA LIsNERh
Corner l2th 1t and Penn. ayA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

CwITs condos ENGLISH RIBBED ALL-wOOL
- Underwear, 4 % each worth az. Fine Atwood
Medcated Shlrta double fruLt and back al 3; worth
S1.75. BLUM'S, 745-747 9Th st. sc. n30-2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
FANCY TABLE DEPARTMENT.

Fancy Tables In Walnut Cherry or Oak for esc
Fancy Cherry Tables. with plain tops for covering
for CSC.
solid Brass Tables, with plush tops tround), for
s29s. 80
Solid Brass Tables. with handsome onyx tops with
mirror for bottom plate. for s10ea
N. B.-Noney Refunded on Go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

"a LIsNERh
Corner 12th 1T and Penn. syA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

Rogers Triple-plate Table Knives. 9 for s1.2s.
Embossed Oxidized Silver-plated Child's Sets
pieces. only :}Sc.
Quadruple Silver plated Fruit Dishes, only s3 90
worth So.
Silver plated Tea Spoons. 6 for 5Sc
Table Spoons. 6 for SIPS. Forks. 9 for s1.2S.
Pearl Handle Knives, in q case, worth $50, fol
S1L9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30

Solid Silver Thimbles only 12c.
German Silver Bangle Bracelets. Cut and PlaiI
worth lSc., for &c.
Cut Steel Earrings worth 35c. for 15c.
Side Combs only &C., worth from l5c. to Csc.
Enameled p arl Lace Pins only &c.
Plated Tie Pins with Chain, worth Csc. for 1Sc.
Bon Bon Boxes worth from 25c. to Soc. your choic
at SC.
Gold Beaded Necklaces worth from s1.50 to Q:
your choice at SSc.
Cuff Buttons worth 25c for lie.
Also an elegant assortment OF Fine Jewelry will
offered at special low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
20 ! $g j i
E srf 4 + 4 # s IS.
p A 4 ILL ii ssss
En- Hna $ p II A +
Z & 90 7 ( 4 ILL
TWELFTH ANNUAL HOLIDAY
10 90 @ PPPf p ZEE NSSSEHEENS N \ Gee nm %"'
0oooPP ZEE Nm m HI S Nh od Sc

eFThe prices to the left of this column are the
regular prices-the prices marked on the goods. The
prices to the right are the Souvenir prices.
LADIES'. MEMS AND CHILDREN'S SOUVENIRS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-25
NOTICE!

THE PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT OF
4 the late W. C. Morris has been re.opened
by the undersigned at the old stand, 50 West
Temple street where will be conducted general
painting business i'll connection with fine line
OF wall paper, paper mache and specialties for
wall and ceiling decorations. l will be pleased
to see the patrons Of the late firm who contem-
plate doing anything in the painting line Will
endeavor to suit all in class of work at moderate
prices
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
L the Third judicial district of Utah territory.
county of Salt Lake. Annie HaZeldine plain
tn, VS.. George Hazeldine, defendant. Summons.
The people of the territory Of Utah send greet
ing: To George HaZeldine defendant: You are
hereby required to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plaintiff in the
district court of the Third judicial district of the
territory of u ,ah. and TO answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days exclusive of the
day OF Service) after the service on YOU of this
summons-if served within this county: or, if
served out of this county, but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken against
YOU, according to the prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought to have decree of
TINS court dlSSolv1ng the bonds of matrimony eX-
listing between the plaintiff and the defendant
and that defendant be required to pay into court
reasonable sum to defray the expenses OF this
action and for counsel fees and to pay plaintiff
such further sum as alimony for her support as to
the court may seem just. The above relief i )
prayed upon the grounds that during the year of
1885 the defendant deserted and abandoned the
plaintiff, and during all said time has continued
10 live separate and apart from plaintiff, and dur
ing all said time has failed to furnish plaintiff
with the common necessaries OF life, being fully
able to supply and furnish support, and that de
PENDANT did beat and wound plaintiff in the year
1883, and also on divers other times did beat and
cruelty treat plaintiff. And you are hereby mott
fed that If you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said plaintiff
will apply TO the court for the relief demanded
therein.
Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge,
and the seal of the dis. riot court of the
lSEALl Third judicial district, in and for the ter
ritory or Utah, this Twelfth day Of Au-
gust, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-nine.
HENRY G.. MCMILLAN, Clerk