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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10
q Point in Agriculture.

From the Cherryvale Republican.
Clover should be turned under in No
vember to get the best results Republi-
cans, take notice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
Hope, the Sheet Anchor

Hope, the Sheet Anchor.
Prom TIRE ssHna Republican.
Kansas people are hopeful If nothing
else A dispatch from Great Bend ac-
knOwledges that the corn crop is gone
but it adds that the recent rain insures a
wheat crop next year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10

Emperor William has ordered that the
sick children of the government factory
employees are to have a vacation at the
seashore at the governments expense.
A shrewd stroke of policy if done for no
other purpose.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10

The chairman Of each Republican ResubmissIoa
County central Compute VIII forward credentials
10 the undersigned secretary az Topeka, Kansas,
said credentials must De received before September
s. lSN. BY order Of committee,
BEECHER STERNE, A L. ALLEN.
Secretary. Chairman,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10
GREAT HOSIERY SALE!
Odds and Ends and Odd Lots.

Misses Hosiery
in fastb
sand
Ladies Pms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
DEATH.

Tie signs Of impending death are
| many and variable. No two in
stances are precisely identical, yet
several. signs are common 10 many
cases. Shakespeare, who observed
everything else. Observed and re-
corded some OF the premonitOry
signs Of death also. In the account
Of toe death Of FalstltI, the sharp
ness OF the nose, the cJiiness Of the
feet, gradually extending upwari,
the picking NJ the .Ied-clOlhes, and
the playing with flowers axe acgu-
rately described.
For some time before death indi-
cations % its approach become
apparent. Speech grows thick ami
labOrei, the hands, il raised, fall
Instantly. the respiration Is difficult,
the heart loses H. power 10 progsl
the blood 10 the eXtreuities, which
consequently become colds clammy
moisture OOZes through the pores Of
the skin, the voice grows weak and
husky or piping, the eyes begin 10
lose their iustre.
In death at old ugc there is a
gradual duiling Of all the bodily
senses and Of many Of the meut
faculties; memory fails, Judgment
WAIVERS, Imagination gOt=s out Ike 4
candle. The muscles and teudOns
get stid; tire voice UEeahs; tile c0rls
Of the tabernacle are IJ0seuiug-
small noises i-ritate, sight becomes
dim, nutrition goes on fsebiy, diges-
ton Is impaired, the secretIOns are
insufficient, or v!tiate!, or cease;
capillary circulation Is clOggcI.
Finally the central organ o. the
circulation comes 10 a stop, = full
stop, anu this sIOppage means disso-
luton. This Is the death Of old age
which few attain 10.
Many people have an idea that
death is Necessarily painful, even
agOnizing. but there j. no reason
whatever tO suppose that death is a
more painful process than birth. Ii
IS BECAUSE in certain proportion o!
cases dissolution Is ACCOMPANIED by
visible spasm and distortion Of the
cOuntenanCs that this idea exists,
but it is - nearly certain as any
thing can be that these distOr-
tons Of the facial muscles are not
only painless but take place GneOn-
sciUusly. In many instances, too. 4
c0matOse or scmi-cJmatOse stage
supeTveuCs, anu Il is altogether
probable that more or less complete
Inconsistencies prevails. WcLave.
too, abundant evidence OF people
who have been nearly drowned aUG
resuscitatej. and they AL agree in
the statement that after a few mo-
ments Of painful struggling, fear
and anxiety pass away a-d u state
Of tranquility suc,-.e j.. They see
visions Of green fields, and IN some
cases hear pleasing music; and 80
far from being miserable their sen
satiOus are delightful. But WHERE
attempts At rs-uscItatiOu are sue
cessful the rrsuscitate! persons
almost invariably protest against he
ing brought backtO life, and declare
that resuscitatiOn i accompanied 10y
physical pain ami acute mental /
misery.
Death is fact which every man
must personally experience, anu
consequently o. universal Interest:
and y facts are facts. the wi>e,l !
course is TO look them sIuIrely in
the face, for necessity is coal black.
and Death keeps no cllenaar.-I
+. BrHdIask 81 Bg5a1J Medical 1
Journal, June.
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Orange Blossoms and Brides.

Samcen brides were the fist to
wear orange blossoms and OCCASION
ally the same emblem has been
worn by European brides ever since
tine time OF the Crusades, but the
general adoption Of wrelths OF
orange blossoms for brides IS COM
paratively a modern practice, due
especially 10 the recent taste FOR
flower language. The subject OF
bridal dec0Istions being made n
study, ami the orange flower being
found suitable, from The use made Of
it by the aucIeue Saracens, il Was
introduced by m0iis!es IS a 81 or
uamsnt for brides. The notion once
PLANTED soon become custom, now
very generally adopted by all brides
who study the conventions Of so
riety ami follow the accepted ia-h-
ions,-ET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
How Electricity is Measured.

The measurement Of electricity
has long since been brought 90 "a
nigh Gegree Of precision, but the
conditions under which the currents
USED in electric lighting must be
measured are entirely different
from those employed IN the laJOra-
tory. The requirements are 4 cheap,
automatic anc reliable APPARATUS.
capable Of acting without super
vision for a considerable time. One
Of the simplest forms Of the electric
meter DEF en- Is upon the chemical
action of tn current. When the
elertTic current is Causeu 10 How
through vessel containing the So
luton Of any salt, the only way in
which il eau find Passage j. by de-
comprising ;he compound into it,
constituent parts. the molecules
OF those compounds which in
chemistry are called salts. are COM
pick They are formed by the
union OF two distinct groups Of
atoms. One 4 these groups is called
the acid radical; the other consists
Of one or more Of the atoms Of
some metal. The affinity which
the acid radical and the metallic
atoms possession each other j. con-
anu in order 60 seranlte
them n definite amount Of energy
must be expected. When the salt l.
dissolved in water, and tine solution
forms the path OF an electric current.
a portion Of the salt Is broken up
into the two groups just mentioned.
The metal set free from is acid
radical partner appears in its own
metallic form at the point
where the current leaves the s1lu-
lion. The acid radical appelrs sim I
at the other terminal
where the current enters the so!u-
ton, where il either attacks the sub l
stance Of which the terminal j. I
.Ormed, or, failing in that. iecou- /
.Oses some mHlecule OF water. In
his process electric energy is ex-
ended, and the amount OK metal /
iet free at the negative pole OF the |
.iec tro-lytic cell affOuIs q perfect Z
iefinite measure Of the quantity OF |
he current which has teen trans /
nitted.
The choice Of metals is limited o.
wo or three weli-kuOwn types, for
although almost any metallic salt
nay be decomp0sed by the current,
hose only are suitable for the uur-
.ose OF which the deposited meta.
will remain in the solution Withuu.
'eing cOrrOded or reiiss0lved. The
metal must. moreover, form an adj
Ierent costing upon the surface Of
he electrOte, 80 that the latter can
e removed from the cell. and
'ashed and dried, without los OF I
Teight; and almost the only volta
meters in which these conditions
re fulfilled, even approximately,
re those in which silver is ,lep6s-
ed from solution Of nitrate Of
liver, copper from the sUiphate Of
spper, or zinc from the sulphate OF
Inc--RroE. Ed. L. sicligls, ChQu.
ruQiIdJl, June. L
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Surgical Progress.

Animporsant advance in surgery
the successful substitution Of eat
gut. ivory aud bone for defects IN
6ones. muscles and nerve sinews--
wa illustrated by Professor Clues
1T the surgical congress At Beriin'
The inserted material sucks up the
Juices OF the.body, establishing the
junction OF the separated ends with
out any shortening Of the part
Professor G.uck presented cases 10
which MOBILITY had been restored TO
defective fingers-a hitherto I'M
possible feat-by insertions Of from
two 10 four inches Of caigui; 4 case
i'm which the removal Of a tumor
from the thigh had left defective
hone which was Temedied by the
insertion Of ivory, shortening being
prevented and. a case in which a
large piece Of nerve in the groin
had been replaced with c'1lsut, VIZ, VII
no serious impairment OF functions
E'r
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E.ref.ssor ,.chnn.. E,pcrIcnc,.

My little girl, ngei seven year,
was afflicted with a severe couch
and cold. Sine could not sleep. but
cYu-hri almost iuCessaHtiy. I was
Induced by a friend to try Cham
beyIain's Couch Remr!y and wgs
as;0rished ut the immediate relief
i gave and thc cure Z, PRODUCED
I have tried many remedies fsr
coughs and coils. but this IS SUI
puriUr to any Of thcm.-Pr0f. ). ".
Mchan, Capital City Commercial
College, DIS M0iues. Iowa For
sale by z. &. ". I. Drug Depart
useut
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Eup-psy-

This Is what you ought TO have
In fact, you must have IL, T. fully
enjoy life. IhousgEas are glryLilE
for it daily, and mourning because
they find il not. thousands a. 20
thousands u dollars are spgli au.II-
ally by cur people IN Inc hyIe tia.
they may attain this boon. s-l
yet II may be had by all. Ne
guarantee tlat Electric Bigt-Is. l.
used according % directions aud the
use PERSISTED in, viii ls.aS you
Good Digestion aud uH-' the demon
Dyspepsia and install instead Eu-
pep>y. We recommend Electric
Eilta-s Tor Dyspepsia anu al
diseases OF Liver, Stomach aUi Kid
urys. sold at 53-is. ami Si.yI per
1ottle ct 4. {. Sm:lh q Co.'s Drug
otOr...
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, scrn, OF c.r.r snrc, Her r.,f..

Scrap OF paper Saves Her E.ifs.
It was last au oTuiEsry sc.ap
wrapping ,aI,er. hut il saved her
life. she .,ls ia the last stages o..
consumption, told 10y physicians
that sine was iuguFahie aud could
live only "A short time; sine weighed
e~s than seventy pounds. On q
niese OF wrapping paper sine read @,
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got
! simple bottle; +, helped her, -he
bougnt = barge bottle, !. helped hrl
more, bought another and grew bet
ter fast, continued It's use anu is now
strong. healthy. rosy. plump, weigh
ing about ! 50 pounds. For further
particulars send stamp to w. II.
Cole, Druggist, FO.t Smith. Trial
Bottles Of this wonderful Discovery
Free IT \. &. Smith { Co.'s Drug
store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
Eating HOrsenesh.

Zone OF the features Of Partisan
life that interested me a good deal
when | was at their Worlds ENuosi-
ton last year" said a New Yorker
the other DAY, was the eODsump-
ton Of horsefiesh by the poor. I
noticed it first among the street
gamins, who ate it with evident
gusto in the shape Of sandwiches
purchased from street vendors. The
animals killed, ] believe, are free
from acute disease, and are simply
horses that are worn cut in the ser
vice Of cabmsn, street car COM
panies, etc, and are bought cheap
aud fattened upa bit before slaugh-
ter. l tasted some Of the meat my
self at & cheap restaurant, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

600 Doses One DrIlIr' means
simply that Feou'= S1r-lIarilla l.
the most economical medicine 20
buy, because i- gives more ipr the
money than any ot.-T PREPARATION.
Each bottle contains 100 uusps and
viii average D. lsS.a month, While
other Preparations taken according
10 directions, are guu, IT, % week.
Thcrs;gr-. ''r size 90 get iiuaG's
S3rsag --.'ll tGn 's.-- hiH1i purifier. .
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Dcrormiiy Prom fright. Disease.

:. d. NanBuSkirE. Of Demare>t,
y. J., says Aug. -. lsSs: "DT.
David Egauely's FEvofite Rem,
ely, Of Rpni0ut, y. Y, has cu-zi
our daughter Of Br:-ht's Disease.
after all other mems had l'i!gi.
She vas 80 swollen that sine meas
ured = inches around the waist.
ami Is inches below the knee. To
say that we fe-l thausfli .r- such g
boon n Fivuri.e Remedy Is bot 90
poor expression Of the feelings Of
grateful parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

nrohablv I should have liked it had
/ moi known what it was. My
nreiudice. however, was 50 great
ibst could not finish it. but called
a. an urchi, from the street and
wstcbeJ him fill his hungry li.tle
interior with it in twinkling.-A.
Y Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
CnurT~- NJ SELF -, Z =.

County OF salt Lake So
l, John g Cutler, Clerk Of the Probate
Court N and for the County Of salt ISke.
~ lhe territory OF Utah, DO hereby certify
~ IA. me foregoing is full, true and cor
- copy OF order appointing tine and
P.ay - % near tition Tor oroer of sale Of
"a -. estAte IN The matter OF the estate of
Anna D. Bale. decessed. a. snnesrS ~
record in ny sisce. fN@'s VI
IN witness whereof, have hereunto set
~. sand and slixsi the seal OF said
-9:.Tt, Us e-s Gay OF June A ID. $50.
lsHA--I JOHN @. CUTLER.
-N Clerk o. the Probate Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

TIE BEST SAIvE in tine world f1r
Cuts, Bruises, Sprss. Ulcers. salt
Rheuni, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
.ei HANDS. Chi.niaius, Corus, ami
ail Skin Euiptigus, and positively
cuEes Piles, or no Tcr g-gCi!yi. Il.
IS guaranteed % give Ts-fcct salts
faction. or money refunded. Price
= cents per sUE. For sale by \. {.
Smith & Co.
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CURRENT TINE TABLE.
in Effect from & after Nay 9Th, 1890
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
wEsT-BOUED TRAINS.

LOCAL TRAINS To OGDEN
Leave salt Lake : - an. a.O5 am. E5Dp.m
7.l5 pm
arrive oSaen : 10 an 1850 = r.. $40 D. m.
s-S0p.m-
LOCAL TRAINS TO BINGHAM AND
WASATCH.
". salt Lake loan Iv. waSarrh 10 90 an
a. bingham s-s5 AN Ly. bingham - IN
Ar. Nasaieh s.lj an Ar.Salt Lake - nm
Train runs to Wasatch only or MONDAYS.
ednesds-s and Saturdays.
Pullman Palace and Buffet Sleeping Cars
on al Through Trans.
Horton Reclining Char Cars between al.
Like ana ogden on Trains ! AID :.
d. c. DODGE, S.H. RFSEFrT
ueEerEi Manager Gen. Frt 3 ass.Act.
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VINCENT SHURTLIFF AID SOLOS
foster-the Administrator Of IRE Estats
OF anna T. Rele, deceased. having fled
their petition herein, daily verified, prav1n-
Tor an order Of sale OF al or = portion Of
the real estate Of said decedent, for the
purposes therein set forth. IL Is therefore
ordered by the judge Of said court, that al
persons interested in the estate Of said
deceased. appear before the sa'd Probate
Court on wednesday. the 9Th day OF July,
l'-l,a 10 O'Clock in the forenoon q sad dav
II tie Court Room Of said Probate Court II
the County Court House IN the Civ ard
County Of salt Lake, Utah Territory, 70
show cause why Al order should not BE
granted to the said administrator. 10 sell SO
much Of the real estate Of the said de-
ceased 81 private sale IS shall be necessary
and that copy Of this order be published
az least four successive weeks IN the DEs-
Lhl-r hvESISG NEWS. newspaper printed
2nd published IN ssid city ana county.
Dated June 9Th, leo.
G. ". BARTCH,
Probate Judge
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rHE GHIGke0, R0ek So 4 aaGlEIa RAILWAY,

and eEssrcs rs: Vest OF the
Seoa L. Moline Eoc Island, in III MusSain
seSils
:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Elizabeth Bunker. AdministrasriN Of
the eEtste Of James Cable. deceased.
has rendered Tor settlement, and filed
in said Court. her nnal account Of htT
administration OF sand estate and petition
Tor final distribution Of the reside Of saic
estate among the persons entitled thereto,
and that Monday, the 2ist day Of July,
AID. lea, at 10 OclSck = m. ~ the sOurt
Room Of ssic Court. IN the County COuu
liouse, salt Lake City and County. Utah
Territory. has been duly appointed by the
Judge OF said Court for the settlement Of
said accuun; and hearing said petition Tor
~ which time and place any
person interested IN said estate may appear
and show cause, if aEy there be, Why said
account should NOT he settled and approved
and final distribution made Is prayed for.
Dated June 9Th. $50.
sOHN Z. CUTLER.
dtal-I-n Cerk 81 The I,rnl.tr rnn-t.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Alexander n. HUI and George n
White. Executors 81 tie estate % Alexander
Hill, deceased, have rendered Tor settle
ment. and fled IN said Court, their GnAl
account OF Their administration Of SAID es-
tate and petition Tor final distribution Of TIE
residue Of saId estate among the persons
entitled thereto, and that "wednesday, The
2th day Of July, 4 d. 10, At 10 O'Clock
A. n, - the cogrt RON o. said Court,
in the County Court House, salt Lake
CITY and County, Utah Territory, has been
duly appointed by the Judge OF SAID Court
fer the settlement Of said account and
hearing said petition for distribution. ~
which time and place any person later
eEted IN SAID estate may appear and show
cause, u any there be, why said account
should not he settled and approved and nnal
made IS prayed Tor.
Dated June sth. ls,S.
JOHN G. CUTLER.
d ia Cierk Of the Probate Court
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Sixth District School Notice.

ITO TIE TAXPAYERS AND LEGAL.
4 Voters o. the sixth sch.oi Dlstrs-f
sait Lak- County;
a sp=ci.l meeting % the tzxuayers OF rbs
district . hereby convened 10 meet on Frl-
d1T evening, July II. Iss1. at : o'clecs- in
the school ronm OF the sixth Wari A-zeul-
BIZ Hal, 70 take action IN :, gard n tie
s ccial school tax assessed ir the di.;rirt
for the school year is10-i. and transa-t sg,ch
ether business a. may be ne 'essarv.
Also. the annual meeting q tn ir=ai
voters q the said district, VIII be held
- she sane plaee on Mondfy evening July
Il. $50. At $50 O'Clock, To receive the reporr
OF the Trustees. aad transact such oihc-
b ines As may be necessary.
JAS ANDERSON,
THOS. ". GREEN,
ALMA r. VAST,
Trustees sixth school District
July ], 1870. dtd
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SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING.

A SPECIAL MEETING or THE TAX
"a PAYERS Of the Fourteenth school Dis
fTict, Salt Lake County, Is hereby called, &
meet m the old Fourteenth Ward school
house, haf q block wpEI u Continental
Hotel corner. on Tuesday evening, LuIv :.
isll, a s O'Clock The object Of the meefirs.
. . take the sense o. the taxpayers o. the
district on the question % CCeaIu.s over thu.
districts school property 10 the Board OF
Education 20 be elected pursuant 10 the
new school law approved March II. ls9l. "A
the same meeting viii he submitted the
question OF a temporary provision OF funds
10 meet the contract liability on the school
house now IN cOur=e OF construction
WILLIAM NELSON,
Z. K. CLUTE,
C. 5. ERB,
Trustees Fourteenth school District.
SILT LAKE cir, June q. l-sl dgt
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Order Books, 100. 4oc-; 80, 9Se-
Receipt Books. 10. sOe.; 20. sc.
D1e Bills. books Of 100. l0c.; 50, So
Note Books, ioc- and I5e.
Note Tabs. lee. and I5c-
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4L4No
Yea seoazdrel.- yelled youzE Jacob GEteE
A. his good neishhor Br1-n.-.
a. Tuu kissed ny wife uPoa tie ssretL-
ought 70 Knock you down
-Th.r. where yos're sronE." good Brown
In .ssea:s MID aud ruesk;
. kifsrf her: that I've rot cc1iec
But Kissed her On the cheeE-
and did 50 because she looked 50 hand
E0me-the ve-y picture Of beauty and
health. What l. the secret Of ftr
+" Well. {" replied Green, " since you ask y.
I viii tel you. she uses Dr. Plcrcc IA
yorite Prescription / accept your apollo
81. Good night"
An unhealthy woman Is rarely. If ever
BEAUTIFUL The peculiar diseases 10 which
"a rnauy Of the ser are subject. are prolific
csuses Of pale. sallow fsces. dull. lustreloss
evcs and eracisted forms Women so
afflicted. can be permanently cIned BY
using DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription:
and with the restoration Of health comes
that beauty which. combined with good
qualities Of head and heart. makes women
angels Of loneliness
s!Fayorite Prescription" Is the only med
fciue FOR women. sold by druggists. under
a positive guarantee from the manu-
farstrrers. that 10 will give satisfaction IN
every cnse. or money will be refunded ~
is a positive spcoife for leucorrhea- painful
unnatural suppreesions. pro
lapsue. or falling of the womb. weak back.
rctroyersion. bearing : down
sensations. chronic congestion inramTnA-
ton and uiceration Of the womb
WORLDS DIsPENsAlY MEDICAL AsSo-
Manufacturers. Buffalo, y. y.
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In the Probate Court OF the County Of salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF Anna z.
Bale. deceased
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DR.. PIEHGE'S PELLETS ! R5EIs!'G SGER7
Laxative. or Cathzrtic. according to $40
Of dose. By druggists. 3 cents wal
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A LII PER- SONS ARE HEREBY
"a warned, under the psn1lty provided
~ ordnance, not 90 remove the body Of
any dczi animal, or utI-l, or dlih % any
DESCRIPTION. without frs notifying the
CITY sclvenger, who ulii i-sue directions
Tor u disposal.
WILLIAM SHOWELI.
City sc-TcnSer. Room q. City Hall.
AWl I7th lao an
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----------=-s----==

We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
needing Hardware, Stoves, House
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please, and if you will pay
US visit it will afford US pleasure
TO meet you whether you buy or
moi, and you may see Just what you
have been locking for 2 long time.
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Order ." show cause why order Of sale Of
real ezLlIe shonld not be MIA
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Rio Efaa!H Western RT.
SCENIC LINE OF THE EORLD.

The Only Trans Continental Line missing
directly through SALT LAKE CITY.
The only Lane 20 Denver with no chang Of
TO CHICAGO.
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In the Probate Court. in and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of james
Cable, deceased
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LEGAL NOTICE

4 the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah
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NAcNIEIcENr WEsTlRuLE EKpREss TRAINs,

tsdiaz an e2Peto-s IN eoI g 2ol vel Ventilated
AlS between 1 55 e2Gl 5Ss with through
t2ts daily
OF Colorado
VIA TsSE ALBERT LEA ROUTE
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l3D ox t9s Eesos ard Hunting ana Fishing
THE SHORT LINE VIA syE, AND offers facilities
Othce il the United States Canada address
{. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Manager. CHICAGO. H. Gal Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

In the matter Of the Ests:e of
Alexander Hill, Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
LEGAL NUTICE.

JOHN G. CUTLER.
Cierk Of the Probate Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
LOCAL TRAINS TO BINGHAM AND
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d. c. DODGE, SH. 7EErFrT
General Manager Gen. FIT SPsss. AZ;