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The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14

The great source of the extensive
curative range of DR.. Bigelows Stom-
ach and Liver Pills are in the gentle
operative action, removing all re-
straint from the secretive organs pur-
flying the blood, stimulating the Sc
cretions to healthy action and remov-
ing all morbid and refuse matter from
the system.
The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14

Plainfleld Enterprise a notable Gu
riosity in colt was fOaled by mare
north of Plainfleld one day last week.
The newcomer has perfect fac-sim-
lie Of an oak limb extending from Just
behind its front legs to its withers, on
either side. BY laying an oak leaf
upon the marks on the colt, il was
found that they were of perfect like
ness in size and form, and that the
mark on the colt did not lack the
slightest trace of perfect oak leaf.
The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14

DR., Bigelow's stomach and liver pills
are valuable family medicine, limo
cent as bread yet powerful for the re-
moval OF any cause of sickness. Can
be taken with perfect safety by old or
young without altering diet or fear of
cold. They are small, and their action
pleasant. Price p cents. Free trial
box of 4. y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14

Aurora is happy. A telegram re-
ceiyed Friday afternoon from Con
gresham Hopkins brought the pleas
ing intelligence that the president had
signed the bill making an appropria-
ton (of 100000 for public building
at Aurorr. Recent vetOes by the pres
ident of public building bills had made
Aurora a little nervous on the subject
They should have remembered that it
was only buildings in Democratic cities
that the president vetoed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14

NOTICE.-EsrArK or M,RGARKr MCCARTHY
~ DECEASED. Notice Is hereby gven that the under
signed administrator with the will anne xed of the estate
OF Margaret Mccarthy late the county OF La Sale and
state of Illinois deceased wiappear before the Probate
Ottawa, IN said county, when and where all persons
having claims demands against said estate are
notnd To attend and present the same in writing for
adjustment.
Dated this Goth day OF May. A. D. 1890
MARTIN FLAHERTY,
may "a Sw Administrator etc.
The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14

At a regular meeting of f. NJ. Lane
post, No. 247, department of Illinois
G.. A. r., held at Ransom on Satur
day evening, June :, 1890, a commit
tee was appointed who reported the
following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
ResOlred That the sincere thanks OF
this post be, and are hereby rendered
to comrade l.. w. Brewer, of Ottawa
for the appropriate and patriotic ad
dress delivered by him to this post and
the citizens of Allen on decoration
day.
ResONed, That these resolutions be
spread upon our records and copy be
furnished the Ottawa Republican and
the Ottawa FREE TRADER for publ
cation.
WILL II. MCINTYRE,
d. c. WAlMAN, Com.
=. +. HERBERT.
The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14

CHER EE'S SAI.E.-BY VIRTUE OF q
y special execution issued out Of the Clerks Once Of
the Circuit Court OF La sale county and State OF Ii
nois and TO me directe, =. whereby am commanded
to make the amount of certain Judgment recen' ly
obtained against Eliza Hnman In favor ofJohn f. Ora.
bow out of lands, tenements goods and chsttels OF
said Elijah Hinman, have levied on the following
property. towtt Lots eight 49, thire.n fl3) and four
teen 90 in Block thirtythree 1881 In the city of Ia
Sale In the county of La sal and State of Illinois
Therefore, according 10 the said command, l shall
expose for sale. at Public auction, al the right. title
and interest OF the aboyeBamed Elijah Hnman in and
10 the above described property Saturday the 2sth
day Of June 1890 al o'clock p NJ, At the mol tn door
of Court House In ottawa Illinois
Dated AT Ottawa, ILL.,. this tth day of June. 1890.
LAWRENCE MORRtsSEY.
June &w sheriff of La Sale county.
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1t looks as if il was about time for
somebody to put up or shut up"
Fridays Ottawa Rep,,jlicqn, in tar.
if argument with the Streator Ind
TDitS. said VI. Stiefel, of Ottawa,
would make to order pair of good
woolen pants for 50 for the editor Of
The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14
Dr. Bigelow's stomach and Liver Pills

Are a perfect System regulator and
System renOvator." These pills are
entirely different from any that have
ever been offered the public, being the
result of the researches of an eminent
physician and chemist. containing no
minerals or other injurious SubStanc-
es. Free trial box of E. y. Griggs. =
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ForWonen

Who suffer from nervous and physical debil-
ity great help is found in taking Ayers Sar-
saparila. 1t produces the rapid effect of
stimulant, without the injurious reaction
that follows the use of stimulants. The re-
suit of taking this medicine is permanent
increase of strength and vig0r, both of mind
and body.
81 find Ayers SarSaparilla just what have
needed for a long time have tried different
medicines or tonics, but never found a cure
until | used this. My trouble has been a low
state of the blood, causing faint turns
Lena OCOnnor, III Vernon St, Boston, Mass.
~ have been victim for the past two
years of general weakness with turns of
fainting. Have tried various remedies, but
with little relief till | used Ayers Sarsapa-
rila. Some six months since began to use
this remedy, and am greatly benefted."-
Miss X. T.. White, Somervlle, Mass.
This is to certify that have been using
Ayers Sarsaparilla for some time, and it has
done me a world Of good. 1t has cured my
headache, cleared my blood, and helped me
in every way, and am determined to use 1t
it so long as / need such a medicine" -
Mrs. Taft, 1852 First street, Lowell, Mass.
Ayers SarsapariIIa
PREPARED BY
Or. ], c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. 81, six s5. Worth D bottle.
The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-14

Trsins No. I, :. and i0dN not run SUNDAYS.
TIE solid Ne.tihuled Denver Limited Tra'n runs
h ruch via Kansas City without change makes tsste-
time han any other line aud j. une0u led Tor eteSsat
service Through tourist cArs-tO Paclnr coast every
Thursday Tickets sold 10 all points CAL On OF write
/ ,u.RiroN ]. T. BIRCH,
g. TSP A. Chicsso. lass. and Ticket Agt, Joliet
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WILL II. MCINTYR
+. G.. WAYMAN.
u. +. HERBERT.

The following statement shows the
membership of the various benevo-
lent life insurance orders up to date:
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R1oHoLsoN q sEELEY.

A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL Estate
"A ky virtue of sn order and decree OF the Probate
Court OF La sale county Illinois, made the petit
of the undersigned Andrew B Anderson, sdniinstra
tor of the estate OF Nels Lee deceased for leave
sell the real estate Of said deceased 1t the May term
A. ID 1850 Of said Court. touit.: on the 18th day Of
May 1880 he shall on MONDAY the seventh (.thl day OF
forenoon and four o'clock la the afternoon OF said
day, s'll at public sale. on the premises near the
dwelling house OF Anne Catherine Lee In ,he town Of
kar said county the real estate DESERT follows
towif: Commencing on the east line OF the north
west quarter OF secion twentyseven In township
thlrtys north, range three. east OF the third p
AZ point line forty rods north Of the OF said
secton thence wet ana parallel with the south line
ot said quarter section TO tie west line o! the halt
OF sad quarter section thence north said wesi line
ten reds; thence esst and parallel with said south line
10 the rast line OF sAd quarter thence south on the
east line ten rods 10 the place OF begnn ng containing
ave acres more or less.
Also undivided onerfth part OF .ot number six In
said northwest quarter OF section twenty afore.
said, said lot being described as follows: commencing
on the east line OF the northwest quarter OF said
north OF the center OF said section thence west and
parallel with the south line OF said quarter section to
the west line Of the east half OF sa quarter section;
thence north on said line ten rods thence east and
parallel with said south line 10 the line II said
quarter thence south the east line ten rods the
place OF beginning acc riding TO plat OF Amos W.
Wheeler, surveyed and p atfed by William Flemming,
county lllinols on the following TERMS towlt.: for
cash.
Dated this 9Th day OF June. A d. issl
ANDrEW b ANDERSON.
Administrator Of the estate Of Nels F. Lee, de-
ceased lno-tw
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Farm For Sale.

Two hundred and sH'y acres prairie land under hsh
state OfcultlystuH 40 rue acres ot good timber. ~
uated IN th tow uf Frr-durI one miie nom the Ni
!ase OF Harding gud location convenient 60 schOos.
post office. Store. blacksmith 81 and churches. WI.
sell part or 'he whole Terms easy.
Oftaws. Ia Sale cJluty. H., MAY IS, is9O
maylu c A. FnRGUSON
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The High Grade Norman Stallion
TACHEAU

VIII make the season OF 1890 as follows From Mon.
day moons uu'il Tuesday mornings AZ Henry New
Corners seven mi rs northeast ul Ia sale ana .iX
mile. northw, II Of Uuca In WaithRm Township from
Tuesday moons until Wednesday mornings AT Ole
D-nn'S Our,hali mile west Uf Prairie Center Wydnes,
days from nine O'Clock until two AT Ole Olson =
three miles southwest Of Harding, IN Freedom Town
ship from Wednesday evenings until Thursday mora
ings Joseph Hal six miles northeast OF OTTAWA, n
Dayton Township Thursdays from nine o'clock unIu
four Stearns'. In " drun, from Thursday even
Ings un'l Friday mornings Al Mrs James McNiChaeIs
two miles southeast uf Wciron, In Rutland township;
and the balance Of the time At A. Hsgenbuchs thres
miles south aus one mile west OF Prairie Center, IN
WalthaW Township. -
ESCRIPTlON. .-TACHHAU was toa'ed June. lsst
He il ia color beautiful Gappcd hlHcS. with hne
arched meek very heavy quarters short strong back
with clean Hat bone sound and perfect hooks. splea'
did feet. nue action and disposition and color. and
noble pair Of lungs and hardy constitution. He VIII
weigh fair breeding condition. upwards o sp lbs
and has proved to De very urc ioa getter ana good
average breeder
PEDIG E.-TArHEAU was sired by Western Beau
fy No 1911 His dam sired hy Bureau, No. 10
nj. grAnd.dam sired by French Giant, No Sis
Ills great grand dam vasS very well bred Norman and
Norman stallion thar ever imported rom France,
and has proven be sure fOa geter and An excellent
breeder
TERMS To insure a living toal. si2. payable when
the foal nine days old t0 10 insure mare with tOa,
PAYABLE when the is known 10 he " IN foal. PART
iny with mares removing them from the county
without NY consent iorfeifs the Insurance and the
money becomes due and PAYABLE Immediately Care
" DE taken prevent accidents, but will not De
responsible should any occur.
WIN. JAMiSON,
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UrfssmaklnQ.

~ INETEEN orders In one year from. one
~ customer T. sufficient assurance Nine
KEYNOID Understands her business :;
Nine. will call II desired. l73 East
77th-st.
DAl.IS1AN DRESSMAKER makes ele-
L CANT dresses az moderate prices hi-t-
class flt and WORK guaranteed best r., ON
mcndaiions. Address Nine. IL. VAN MEL
LAERT. - West 2Gthst.
ID ARISIAN lady just opening business In
/ suit. Tor children and Young girls, has
large assortment in every style OF school
promenade and dancing dresses latest fash'
lon, direct from Paris reasonable prizes
orders taken. Nine. Il. ANTOlNETIf'
1l2 West l7th-st.
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r0ork iOanito.
Fculales

Females
As AMERICAS LADY who has trlv-
n els 'tyn-iNtt AID -l~s-- h"'i
French and rrfuan. would rlni"rNn" cn'
o. more Young ildir, Zoo luroi" ih., -Nil.
uler NF, \. 49, Box .. Tribune lp'D"n
once. .57 hroadra'.
4 LADY wi-A,- or!ung a. - a. hcl0c
\ letter writing 80 .l ave-. near
2,th-st, I'd noor back
EA~HIFE -Hy au American woman n.
Y SUNDAY WORT hiEIr-. r.ff'nD'- 'a!l
Or ocfr--- ] SIT ARD. 81 last l,t--t
i-t nirht. font
- AIF~LhDN.-B a young iady ln iif.,.
- tit., hu4.r Attr,~. y T.. Aft i...
ine OHco. lsp last l2ath--'.
~ ILNoDEArniE and typ WRIT. l..
- rs atoung Lads Address II. }. H..
are Hamilton. i-' West Both
SrINoDl;Arn-E. Young laay desif .
- If"-ifion a. -'-nosrinp'r ani type
49, riter Ecr.nr,on AMI ,l!icfAph. Aids -
Nj. \N~-. - Avenue -.
:, rI,NorEAriflE and 1Nrt WIKI TER.
- ~ lads. - qrirA sud accurate.
Addrr.s f. L. 1896 iast ga 1T.
- TENOGRArnrE - % Young lady
- aud Remington Typewriter N'-f ri'r.
cncc-. Adif'ss SrfNOrEAfIIrE. lib
lat 49,.
- rENOGKArnrE Young lai, de-lr,'
- position g. s'cnopfsphcr AMI tvp De-
writer bennington 40 b'-i ~ refer
enrc-- experience mnrD than wages fr-
qll.,d Adlrt, Ml., +. RIDDLE. 40
lfafl--t
=, IENuGEAPIli.t ) DUNG Lads desires
- position a. s''nOgriuh"r anl i'-
writer salary Moderate. Addr - 81 l.No,
Mis- Ian -. 1913 Nfulfntf.
w ANTED. Position ~ 1olnr lady hn.
w Rad = ifar' experience ln Nafl e.
AID Gro kerry. ADVERTISER. ] l'' -d-'f'-
~ ANTED.- nr youns ,iri position -
W cofnl-t. folder or Some Dr. 10 wofh .
very best " reference. Afdr's, J.. J.. 40
4th-aN".
NO;NG LADY. highly educated. thor
1 oIghs competent aud experienced a.
lIfNa'r s.sIlffr. 10 gentleman references.
address = T. NJ. los. Hti.aNr.
NOUSG LADY. stcnoglaphcr ard {, pc.
writer. understands Remington. l"-t
and Cnilsraph. Address Mi, X. ~ sth-
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Real estate 10 Gxfhanqe.

URRAY HILL apartment houses near
Vl Madison-avc., 8 and 3 story Al build
!rcS always full: exchange for country
scat MARTIN & BRO. 1G WAll-st.
Tor other real estate ads see l1th pace.
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Rooms ,Danleo.

w rooms On suit. situated between oOth
and 3~th 50 and 9Th and Lexington ayes.
Address y. Box 81. Tribune Oaic,.
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Comrsilc Gllna.lon5 tu1ntfo

:ialeH
AN ELDERLY GTNTLFMAN and
taAc chafgr ~ q house, durn- absence ~
owner. accustomed ;Os many bra4, To e1ir
~ their own home; best reference. NV
ENGLAND. Trhnn" Uptown once.
A TTENDANT. Ry Young Intelligent
n Swrdc. ,I~aNim- English aud '.rinin ;
rtpfIlclc,d In gNiug rI-iigc and ,lfr't.'.u
e. atmrnt wage. moderate. Please adir',s
S"EDE. f13 5d-a,".
~ UTf.ER.-Hy fngii.hmau. II years cN.
ID priieuce m good English families -
months In America |? months personal
reference from last employer age y Al
dress CLARK. - East lcth--t.
COURIER. NALEr or COMPANIoN,-
" liy "A Young man Il good 'pma' dii''
sud good education with gentleman
rr~t-cli., city references. Adde'S, \. r.
Tribune Uptown Onlcr. 1875 hfoad"nr.
n OOK BY q young man. nr,t.cla.. rc..
y t1uiant cook hotel ur rc-tuiIant rrf-
crencc. Adde'S :. FIX. 1914 "oost"r'-t.
COACnMAN aud DROOM--liy sober.
y steady, single man present rmpi"iei
icrrcd. can or address H. -, 800 ith-iN".
OACHMAN. By young married man
u ~ 30; understands the car ~ horses,
harness aud carringc- careful DRYER ani
references. Csll " address J. 5. 100 fa-t
73d.-t.. private stabir.
GOACuMAN and GARDEN tR-tOOK -
u Hy q married couple no farming VIE
good cook and do hoil-eworh good refer
rncr- Address WM JACOBS. Ippor
Montc,air x. !.
NOA(IMAN and GKOOM--By single
4 Young German understands the care
Of horses and carriages good careful eitv
driver. references can BE- seen Adde'S
W. MEX RE-. 2,l lst-ave.
EOACuMAN.- nr-t-cia~- single
u Young man wiling and ohlislng best
city reference Cali or address COACH
MAN BID West asth.st.. "a noor.
I.OACIiMAN and GARDENER Country
I by nrst-clas- man. age 30 strong and
active: thoroughly understands horse ear
riages, harness. good vegetable gardener
milk competent 10 take entire tharft OF
ccntlrman'- Mace strictly temp rate hiRhly
rccomm,ndc WILLIAM. Tribune Uptown
Once ,23S Broadway.
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I ANITOR. PORTER or WATERMAN
- by steady and temperate young mar
RED man; handy. aud willing 10 work.
Call or address ALLEN, 126 Bridgc-st.,
nrnolIyn
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Real Gstaie.

I OSG BRANCH, Elheron. Monmouth
IL Beach. Sea Bright. Rumson Road and
Norwood Park.--FOr sale or rent, elegant
furnished residences. WILLIAM LANE.
Long Branch, y. J.
DEAL ESTATE FOR sale. reat or eX-
IL change; renting and collecting apec.
ialty; estates managed. WHEATON. 10th
ave. near 99th-st.
x UMMiI, Y. MY speciality Fur.
- ni.hcd and unfinished houses 70 let
for season or year: desirable properties Tor
sale. T.. q. POTTER. opposite station.
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Males

OACHMAN.-By d young man In nice
- family has good references. T. gO9d
diver; strictly sober. Il. BOOTHE. 10
\ Iast l3ifr.st
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domestic Situatlons Uanfeo
MafeA

TWO COLOHED MEN. with nrst-elass
L references, want positions. one A. coach,,
nan and the other a. butler; bright anu
v.fy gentcel II needed. call or address
90 sfh.aNr. PITER REVIS.
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WORK ATWEST POINT
A Days Routine Described by
Mr.. Cummings.
1T is A VERY HARD LIFE.
The Boys Have to Turn Out at 5:45 in the
Morning, and Work Until
1890 pm.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July, 1SS9.-ISpe-
cial correspondence Of THE HERALD. j
Scores of boys in every state have their
eyes turned toward West Point. There is
glamour about the academy attractive to
all bright youths. Every boy at some time
or other has the military fever. 1t is shown
in building snow-forts and snow balling
contests at school Thousands of boys get
this fever by reading the exploits OF Alex
ander, Hannibal Caesar, Gustavus Adol-
plus, Frederick the Great, Napoleon and
other great commanders. In studying the
careers of Scott, Zachary Taylor, Grant,
Lee, Sherman, Sheridan and other great
American soldiers, their minds are turned
toward West Point. Their blood is at fe-
yer heat once year when the examina-
tions are held. All are anxious to become
cadets, but few know how difficult 1t Is to
secure an appointment.
Each member of the House of Represen-
tatives has one every four years, and OFT
euer if the cadet from his district fails to
I-ass the yearly examinations. The Presl-
dent keeps ten cadets at the academy all
the Time. This gives him from two to nye
appointments each year Less than nan
the cadets who enter the academy really
graduate. The others fall by the way-side,
either physically or intellectually. A boy
must have rare mental and physical STAN
ina to take the course at West Point. Few
realize how much brain and Drawn is re
CURED 10 get diploma.
The stern realities of military life are be
fore him as soon as he enters the barracks
He will have 10 luXuries and no tender at
tentions. His room is uncarpeted and NJ
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| NOR RENT = BOARDING HOUSE. FUR
| 4 nished or unfurnished, Good business al
ready established--thirty permanent boarders.
| Annlv TO 123 South First East
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kAYSVILLE KINKS.

John r. Barnes went to the carnival city
yesterday.
Mrs. T. G. Lewis has again opened her
ice cream and confectionery parlors near
the postofice.
The clouds of dust that arise with every
puff of wind suggest the idea that our main
streets should be kept sprinkled.
Haying is nearly over and harvest is fast
approaching. AS soon as the holiday fes-
tivities are over, it will receive the whole
attention of the farmers.
Lovers of sport will probably find plenty
of fun on the mountains east OF here. 1t Is
reported that a young man who has been
herding sheep on the mountain killed an ole
bear and two cubs last week.
Owing to the good work of the delega-
ton sent from here to the county conven
ton, three of the county offices will be held
by Kaysville men for the ensuing two
years. Elijah Laycock was nominated fol
sheriff, and T. II. Phillips for prosecuting
attorney and surveyor.
! One of citizens got to imbibing ;
| little too freely in liquor Wednesday after
noon and was creating such disturbance
that our marshal found it necessary tt
place him under arrest. He was the frs
man to have the honor of occupying eel
in the new city jail over night for an in
fraction of a city ordinance. 1esterda,
morning he was brought up for trial befor
Justice Philips, and was fined s..
| KAYSvILLE, July 4. n.
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three hours and quarter before TAPS"
Two hours OF this he puts in on his en-
cheering The remaining hour he gives
to ordnance and cunning.
At taps he leaves his table, lights dark
lantern and inspects the quarters OF the
cadets in lower classes in his subdivision
1t is his business to see that they are in bed
and not violating any Of the rules of the
academy After this inspection he tramps
to the guardhouse and reports the result to
to the officer in charge. Upon coming back
to his room be rolls down the mattress upon
his iron bedstead and uses the time left be
fore 10 80 in continuing his studies. This
time is granted as a compensation for act
ing as subdivision inspector
Such is what is known as scratch
day. among the cadets. 1t begins at 5:45
a. m. and lasts till 10: 80 p. m. Another day
is dubbed 'snap day." Snap and scratch
days alternate. The only difference be-
tween them is that on snap day there in no
Spanish recitation and recitation in or
dinance takes the place of the one in law.
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TETANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO COOK. AP
w ply to Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence No 1874
North Main street.
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BUT ONE SURE AID.
Glogged Kidneys, Sluggish Liver.

and inactive bowels, speedily manifest in
the vitiated and innutritious blood how far
impaired are the vital organs, each of
which, while seriously affecting the others,
is in itself reacted upon disastrously,
either directly or through the blood, by all
the rest Medical science is infinitely
richer in the nomenclature of the diseases
thus induced than in medicines for their
cure. There is indeed but one preparation
that can be relied upon to act certainly and
speedily for the restoration to health and
that is DR.. David Kennedys Favoritc
Remedy. In a vast number of cases it has
effected cures OF the most obstinate anC
dangerous diseases-particularl those Of
the kidneys and liver-where ali other
treatment had proved valueless. For sale
by z. G. M. l. drug store.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

HSTATE OF WILLIAM LAMBoURNE, DE
ID deased Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, administrator of the estate OF vii
liam Lambourne, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the frs
publication of this notice, to the said admins
traitor ut his residence, No. 52l Sixth street
Salt Lake city. in the county of Salt Lake.
ALFRED LAMBOURNE,
Administrator of the estate of William Lam
bourne, deceased.
Dated June "a, 1890.
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WANTED-THE CITY ADDRESS OF MRS:
wv -, nee Mary Jepperson, formerly OF
Gunnison. Emeine Houghton, AS S., West
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nor RENT-AN ELEGANT SUIT OF
L front offices. Progress building. Enquire
of L. Auerbach & Bros.
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KAYSVILLE BRICK AND TILE MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY,

KAYsvILLE CITY, DAVIS COUNTY, U. T.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
IN meeting of the directors held on June 3D.
1880 an assessment of s. per share was levied
on the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
on the third day of July, 1890, to the treasurer
of the corporation at his Office In kaysvile city.
DAVIS county, U. T. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the 4th day
of August, 1890, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment is made before. will be sold on the 18th day
of August, 1850, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with cost of advertising and ex-
pense Of SALE
r. FL. PHILLIPS,
Secretary K. B. and It Mfg Co., kaysville city,
Davis county. u T.