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The morning call., 1890-04-13

"Pa, wont you give me new dressP
want one so much.
"Pll speak to your mother about it, surely
mamma will know If it is necessary
YES" replied the girl, demurely, 81
suppose so. But when you speak to her
touch her easy, papa, or she might want one
for herself"
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H1siral Prodi~ies.

ice -i-s a-.ir-ge which assem-
-;o Asa- -Iag boy sou-ano.,, 81.
Zee e7q7 House. were delighted
VIII .ac Performance. Young
Aa'-a-Ga la4. -ae only attraction
d -le really excellent musical en-
.s'2ia@sat given. Heisa marvel.
.-'''S'r am! i,i,a treat 10 listen 70
IA, Gear me,as 7a;ce, pare and
l.-.. as a T7ul% cultivs.a.l in =
h'sa aes1es Master Dimepd /.
as q Eoaae- iH another line. His
Ie1l-.i-- q -iGi aFit uiecas ON he
-, -, =. ...- -., manipulation OF tine
-. ..lr gained almost As r,ucb
60 .-- the yoIEg singers
mes, mes oays are really worthy o,
. =. '.l.'- L''s ben sid Of them, ana
Inc, Int. '-.as more than fsur,eeu
-. e age, the amazement Of the
,- ,'-''-is is 'gu-l.eI only hv tbeir
.ei-s qualification.
n.sla7 Campabello was +, rooI
.,s an. Received q very cr,-gt,rsr-.
"t-eaile from his old admirers.
IN Were pre-eut IN force. He
-, y' femaininE at salt Lake aud
Ing -lt me lists - q music teacher.
--5A Profession he has had CON
liable experience.
.-s concert viii Ice repeated this
inE ami Friday evening. and
+ wei. rcnay those lovers ~ MUSIC
7. - q, i,iIs;aal cufi9sities who take the
la., % attend.
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4 Brakeman Killed

The Laramie Boomerang gives an
account Of the killing OF brakeman
VIM. Sloan, June -. As the train
was passing through n snow shed
near Sherman, Sloan's head came
in contact with the timbers Of the
shed, with fatal effect. He is said TO
lie the seventh man killed IT the
same snow sheds, and the coroner's
jury, in their findings, say:
ave further find that the rules Of
the said railway company require
the hrakemen on freight trains run
ming from ShFrman 10 Red Buttes
30 he on the top Of the train, aud
that said snow shed is too low TO per-
nit a brakeman 20 stand upon his
car while passing under the same:
and that 10y reason Of the condition
ofsaid snow shed No. : the Union
Pacific railway company is culpably
guilty ~ negligence, thereby caus-
ing the death Of the said William
Sloan"
Sloan was unmarried, aui was -
years OF age. His parents reside at
Ashland, Ohio, where the remains
were forwarded by the order Of the
trainmen.
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GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
The Honor 10 be Conferred on 4 Salt
Lake Lady
CONSPICUOUS Foa HER BEAUTY

The committee having in charge
the Gear of State'' ana other fea.
lures Of the great Fourth Of July
trades parade and industrial pa
geant, have struck upon novel and
ut the same time a very interesting
manner II determining who shall
be the Goddess Of Liberty" They
are anxious 10 confer the honor
upon the Salt Lake lady WHOSE
beauty will entitle her 10 that dis
tinctiOn.
iessrs- Burgess, Burton and Ste
vens, Of the committee. do not care
TO assume such responsibility. They
have accordingly decided to let the
matter be determined by popular
vote.
The manner Of voting will be A.
follows: Each Of the daily paper
viii be- requested to publish in every
issue during the present month the
form Of ballot printed below. ANY
person desiring 10 east one or more
votes for one or more caudi i4tcs
must procure one Of thes. ballots. o.
il out properly with the name Of the
person Tor whom tL-y vote, anu
either hand IL !u OF send 10 t. th.
office q the s-crrtHEy 81 the cham
her of commerce hy l. DEL *, mil-
night. Of June 80.
No more ;hJn Dl- nam. ga each
ballot will le allowed. No sigma
tur;s required. Anybody can bv
voted for, and the relative rank OF
al candidates will be published
daily in all papers.
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Street Railroad Difficulty.

The result Of the consultation
held yes.erday between the two
rival street railroad companies is
that the Salt Lake Company is en-
gagei in removing its rails Oh the
grade running north and east from
the Eagle Gate further from the
centre Of the street. The stone pill
lars upon which rest the beams sus-
tanning the beehive and eagle will
be raised several feet, thus elevating
the bird Of freedom to admit Of the
ears passing under him. According
TO the present understanding, only
that portion Of the line which passes
through the gate way will be used in
common by the two lines. IL il
doubtful, however, that this ar
rangement will remain permanent,
owing 10 the somewhat strained re :
lations existing between the rival
companies.
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Sealed ills for the erection OF
additions % the TERRITORIAL ~
SANE ASYLUM at Provo, Utah
Territory, viii be- received until
noon. July u, 1880.
The work 10 BE- contracted for
comprises excavation, mason-wuTk,
carpeuter-wOrk. p.astr.inE, timing,
firr-pr00iing, wrought aud castir1n
wOrS AMI Painting.
Tenders Will Ne receives! either fgr
the entire work or Tor nlason-w0gk,
iire-prooliug. C1rlurter-wo-S lin
Guiding timing, painting and
roofing, aud plsstering, sePar-
ately.
The COS: Of the eutir, work Is
estimated atdh0ut SiiO.JOu.uJ.
Bids TO he accompanied by cerii-
fed checks Of 81 10000 fer the en-
tire job, and $4,000 for each Sc
paTute bid.
The amount q check 10 be forfeit
ei in case bidder shouli not he will
ing to sign contract one week after
the latter has been awarded. Bid
ders are invited g. be preseu, at tile
opening Of the bids at tine date above
stated.
The Board OF Directors reserve the
right % reject auy or ali hils.
Bonds OF Oue-half the amount Of
contract prizes viii be required; the
boudsmen 10 be residents Of the
Territory Of Utah and acceptable to
the Board Of Directors.
Proposals 10 Ice filled out on blank
form, Obtaiuablc at the Office Of Y.
Kletting, the architect Of the build
ing, AZ salt Lake City, in the Hoop
er * EldfejCe Blocis.
Plans and specifications will he
ready f0E inspection 81 the Asylum
in Provo and at the Office Of the
architect, in Salt Lake City, fro m
Wednesday, June -, 1899.
BY authority Of the Board Of Di-
rec;oTs.
w. y. DCsESBERRY-,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
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Return Of Elder SfndahI

Elder J. N. Sj3dahI, OF afapti,
,si salt Lake City on the f4;h Of
November, lssS, in comrauv with
IA Elders His destination WIS the
turkish mission-feli, az the t;p,a
PRESIDED over by EIire FTf,t-.
After a very pleasant Journey 49,.
the Atlantic and through Euglar,i
France, Switzerland. I;sIrl s~J
ihen over the lTe,lile-r,pe,, ~,
arrived in HaiLa. Palestine ~, ~.
-na q January, 1850. liner. he
met the president Of The mis-
,Ion ana was appointed tn
-',o' IN Palestine. In c8mrauv
T..a Elders F. T. HINT. sr3 r:
ssau, he tzaveIeG through The
eiui-y, visiting the Drir.fr.,I
llrss, Nazlre.h, TI5erias Eabrins
5.l-aieil, jericho, J.fa. ever
- --s'e striving 90 interest the ueori,.
20 whom lac was able 10 c-nysr...
.'e principles gftht 1asral
--sr Hintze subsequently, In
Cpnsi21ln0ple. aud EIF..t
-ili HOW devoted some time Il,
study Of the Arabic language
Y9n as he was able 10 MAKE
LII understood by the natives
'sain started on 4 journey. visit
81 Principally JafIa. Jerusalem
iGu and some Of the Jewish
--es. He found the people. AS a
r- Hing T. listen 20 the preaching
''',-,liariy the Jews aud some OF
elle2ted Arabs. But cir.uru-
We're such that but very
b LeoFe-siUus eau Ice recorded.
- PERSONS were baptized in Jsfia.
l.. Z Sjolahl lefs Palestine January
I, ms eliS year and was called To 90
t z-r.Il' IN Switzerland, to superin-
tle Printing % a tune book T.
Ssf7l i1r the German AMI Swis.
a.. lie completed this work to
tbs --,,s'aatiou o. the President Of
si,L MISSION, and returned home
yrz.s .-s Company that arrived here
saTN-s afternoon. he feels well 7.
t5a,-.I...ss NAT be has q testimony Of
zo5 wa that is WORTH more than
Oll rood
g,,;-t ..s5Salers are to some extent &C
aT,-55l with Brother Sjodahl
issB ms writings, he having
EE4-- Sllar correspondent Of the
MA -l.lng bis absence. lie
In " iacile peu and his contri- |
jay,.i l1teI Tor the ability dis /
> NJ. 'lem-have been pis.rused |
-'hy g-of'!s with interest and |
lie iS -. u. So
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DEATH OF JAS. D. HiRST.
A Sketch Of iirs Life and Labors.

James DariI Hirst died at Para
disc, Cache County, Utah, or g-iE:eral
debility, ON Thursday, May 2Srl,
1890. Deceased was born at Leiees-
ter, England, January End, 1888,
aud embraced the gospel in his
native town Match la.h, ISIS.
During his seventeenth year was
ordained n Priest and accompanied
the Elders evenings and on the
Sabbath preaching the gospel in the
town and county in which he was
born. On the first Sunday in June,
1855, was ordained an Elder and
appointed 20 labor in the Leicester
shire Conference. January, 1857,
was called 10 travel In the Derby
shire Conference. When the Elders
were called home during the Echo
Canyon troubles Brother Hirst
determined 10 gather to Zion
with them, but on his arrival
in Liverpool President Asa Calllins
called him to labor In the Sheffield
At General Confer
ence held IN Birmingham, 1859,
Brother llirst was appointed to the
WarwIckshire Conference. The
same year he was moved 10 the Bir-
Conference, and ON the
18th day Of April, 1850, succeeded
Elder Charles &. shaw IS president
Of the Lincolnshire Conference.
TO Zion April 22nd, 1851;
settled in Ogden in September Of the
same year. Married Harriet larry
OctOber Is, 1881; moved TO Paradise
in the year 1853, and was an active
worker in the ministry all his days,
being president Of the Teachers for
fifteen years. Called on mission
10 England, lSS3, was president OF
he Nottingham Conference, doing |
/ good work, his health broke down !
and he was released 20 come home, |
was acting Bishop of Paradise for |
.hree years. At the last fall con-
erencc held in Logan he was called
Is a home missionary. During the
evere winter he took 4 cold from
which he never recovered. His fu-
Ieral took place at 10 n. M. on Sun
lay May 18th.
Brother Hirst was n Just and UP I
light mau, outspOken yet tender in
lis associations. lie loved God and
lis work better than all earthly
hings. Only a few days before his
.cath he called his family around
i'm and bore a powerful testimony
I the work II God and the divine
mission Of Joseph Smith. He was
man who scattered sunshine
he went, being jovial,
onteuted ami happy himself, he
riei 10 make others the same.
Respectfully.
CHARLES &. SHAW.
HyEUM CITY, Cache County,
:. T., June ..
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Unsuccessful Burglar.

\ burglar entered the bedroom
window Of Mr.. and Mrs. Keeling. at
the Keeling Terrace House on
TTenty-seventh, between Washing
ION and Adams, last evening. He
had procured a chair, forced oDen
the window and entered. when
Mrs. Keeling woke w. Hearing
him and thinking it might be one
& the children, she spoke. The
burglar answered half audibIv
The sound was not satisfactory ana
she said: "What?'' No answer wae
received. she woke Mr.. Keeling.
>sying there was a burglar in m.
room. Mr.. Keeling jerked out a
pistol from under his pillow. The
Intruder leaped head first through
the window and took down the natb
20 the street. AIr. Keeling fired
two shots, bat probably missed him.
the police were notifed.-GgGcH
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Mineral Wax.

4 gentleman who lately made n
trip to Emery County brought back
a number OF specimens Of mineral
wax, asphaltum, etc. The last is
pronounced equal 10 the California
article, and one sample Of the for
mer cuts Ike cheese, is OF a glossy
jet black color, and Is an excellent
kind Of chewing gum, in its M
tiye state, being very similar to the
''Black jack article which is such
a delight TO juveniles.
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A Day's Work.

In Montenegro the day laborer
begins work between 5 and in the
morning, knocks Off at s for half an
hour, works on till noon, rests until
., then labors on until sunset. This
is in summer. IN winter he COM
mences work at 100 or S, rests from
II to l, and works uninterruptedly
from that time to sunset. The rules
respecting skilled laborars theoreti-
cslly the same, bat considerable
laxity prevails in practice.-EI.
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Dcformity From Bright's Disease.

SD. VanBuskirk, Of Demarest,
y. J., says Aug. %, ISIS: ''Dr-
David Kennedy's FavOfite Rem
edy, Of Rondout, y. Y, has cured
our daughter Of Bright's Disease,
after all other means had failed.
She was so swollen that she meas
ured IS inches around the waist,
and Is inches below the knee. To
say that we feel thankful for such n
boon as FavOFite Remedy IS but n
poor expression Of the feelings Of
grateful parents.
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Give him a Call.
Pneumonia and Bronchitis Carry
omOne-third OF ihe Human Race.

onOne-fhird OF the Human Race.
II is not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry of
OHc.thiTd OF the human race, but
such are the facts, and what is more
surprising, both Of the above
diseases result from neglecting 4
common ordinary cold. a cough
should never be neglected. IL il Il,
every time you catch cold you
cough harier, and it sticks by you
longer. Bsllard's Horehound syrup
is the best remedy in the world for
Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. II you
have any throat trouble, call for
Ballari's HOrehound Syrup and
take no other. lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution, Agent. l
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President Brigham Young.

is my intention TO compile all
my fathers letttcrs for publication,
and | will be greatly obliged to ali
those who have such letters II they
will kindly forward them to james
4. Little, care JlIUsllile Instructor
Office, Salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will 10 most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. Respectfully,
DIS JOHS w.YOU SG,
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JAMES Marsh, OF Aten, Nebraska,
after an experience OF four years in
selling Chamhgrlain's Pain Balm,
says: at is the test and most reli-
able Eminent ever produced" a
fifty cent bottle OF il will accomp-
lish more ia the treatment of Thtu-
matism. Lime back or severe sprains
than five dollars invested in any
other way. For sale by Y. c. NJ. l.
Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-26

saamai0u Of the 1-izin
IL IN which aIm-z. entirely
@ --ra-un store al Willard
e .---lT night and the extent
q '-1-a. las 30, yet been
7-7. ia al!- city. The builIin.
HItS structure, anu the
.-> doing a prosperous
lla Insurance Was heavy
--- ..vs-i Wl-i cover the los.
-'-' s-sgrI tina: hG-iua-- viii
--- Within q short time
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II. DINWOODEY
Is READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storel,
where ne has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 ; employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him n Call
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Opened a Ne~ MARKET.

Fred J. May has opened up at No
81 Commercial Street, where he will
sell the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the best herds and fiOcks Of the
Territory; also Lamb, Veal and
Pork from the best grades. Delicious
and well seasoned Sausages Of all
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Meat, 10th Beef and Pork. Tele-
phone No. 80. Meats promptly De
ffvar.H
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No. 20 SOUTH. WEST Tenn

Is where We are now doing
business, We have a full
lire of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and ETAIL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
cur celebrated Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
ard new patrons.
JOHN C. CUTLER & Bro.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.
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Sneezing, snuffing and coughing
This is the music all over the laud
Just nOa-. give 20. such an awful
cold In my heat.' Cure ii with
Ely's Cream Balm or it may end in
the toughest form Of catarrh. Maybe
you have caiarrh now. Nothing j.
more nausuDus and dreadful. This
remedy masters i as no remedy ever
did. Not q snuff nor . liquid.
Pleasant, certain, radical.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


To our numerous patrons in Salt
Lake City, we take pleasure in all
nouncing ths-s~s are fully prepared
to I'LL ali demands which you may
MAKE uDon US for our unequriled
Lager Beer.
SALT LAKE CITY BREwI;IG Co.,
JACOB MORTZ,
Gent Manager.
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Notice 20 Our Paiross.

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders nj
Afargetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Slargetts' ale and Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE or r. B. MGf.ssFrs.
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IfyyU age yellow, Bilious, CON
stir Iiei with Headache, had breath,
Gr0wsy. TO appetite, ioat CIT your
Liver f. cut or ou5rr. Due box II
these pi!.s will i-i,C all the troubles
away AZ! make Il To = being OF YOU.
Price - cents. Zion Coop Mere.
Inst. Drug Dept, Agcut d&s
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Has removed to l21 n. Main Street,
where he VIII receive orders for
Coal 10y the ton or cwt. and deal in
Groceries, Rag Carpet, &c. Scu-e
MaLt. Neasf a anecialtV.
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HAMPTON. JONES & Co.,

- IstAt TT Ut. %
Choicest Building Lots in market.
East side Liberty Park, $500 to
$1,000.
Lots near corner 18th West and
9TH South, $40 to s525.
Lots near corner 6th West and 9th
South, 5000 to $500; fine flowing
wells may be had on any Of the
above lots.
First class business, prospective
business, and acreage properties.
So Office, &C $. Main Stree {.
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To our Country Customers: Don't
be deceived; We have ample supply
on hand Of our unequalled Lager
Beer to ill your orders.
SALT LANE CITY BREWING Co..
JACOB MuRTZ,
Gen'l Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-26

\ Beautiful Assortment Of Ladies'
Gents and Children's Shoes and
Slippers just arrived at Peoples
Equitable Coon. DIFF
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FRAGMENTS,

- .ur9intei member
TIE rees-;a n iaHlic works hav'
q ths pa: 3g an! wilimec.and organ
, : mex. raek' -, r.,
The nA.i.-i lille I. Rogers, anl
:. Lis .;a, '.- Hflrl Larson wer'
John ,i IN, Ger '.. Culles yesterday.
l's- W.. -.,,,er has bcea cloudy;
TEE 75.5 un=eas5nably cool
~ - With th7sais o! 4 I.. sro'i I,at moi n
ula'n 49,. ION. case of. y. Whit
TIE - .-h Lawrence estate
- Z u IS 5as Third District Court
-. ,s \, engaged. in a ii l,!,t,
100 DO on Main street, anu
- eTel...t They gave security
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f.lb1t
9a.ui'!' ,-.. over .be 70.
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Go TO SPENCER, BYwATER ( Co.,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
GutteFing, SCOUTING, Stoves and
Tinware, etc.
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WE LEARN that Father Perkes,
formerly of the lIth Ward, is very
sick at his residence on Centre
street. Little hope is entertaintd Of
his recovery. as he has passed his
10th birthday End appears 10 be de-
Ginning from general debility, result
ing from advanced years.
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Elder Angus J. Cannon, Of this
city, also returned yesterday from
mission to Switzerland and Ger
many. lie left home on the eth Of
October, 1887, ami after laboTing I'm
the East Swiss Conference for about
three months went TO the North
German Conference. and there re-
MANNED a little over a year. His
next step was TO the south German
Conference. He labo5ed the greater
Eart Of the time in Wurtemburg.
where he stayed until his release.
Elder Cannon states that the pros
poets in those parts in which he has
been engaged are far better now
than for some years past, aud the
work Of the Elders Is bearing much
good fruit.
Elder Cannon was we'll received
, 10y the people wherever he went,
/ though in Wurtemburg some oppo-
/ sition was met with.
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ONE VOTE.

Cut this out and mail 10 or leave
with Secretary Gillespie, chamber
Of commerce.
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LOST.

THIS MORNING BETWEEN MAIN
and 9Th East. 4 Saddle ana a Pair Of
Tugs. Finder viii DO n favor by returning
same 10 Chas. Crow. harness maker. on LIST
south. dit
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In the matter Of the Estate % Barbara
81. y. Moses. deceased
Notice Of time and place FOR Tie hearing q
Petition for admission to PrOtzte OF
VIII
DURsUANT To AM ORDER or SAID
i Court, in said matter, notice = hereby
given that Wednesday. the oh DAY % Juiy.
4. u lslo. AZ 10 o'clock A. ~. At the County
Court House in salt Lake CITY, Utah Terri
tory, in the court room of said Court has
been appointed the Time aud place for the
hearing Of q petition Of Horace Cumming.
PRAYING for the admission 20 probate
OF a certain document Herewith presented
purporiing 20 lie the last Will and lcsta-
inent Of Barbara " y Noses, deceased.
when and where all persons late cste,i Insy
appear and oppose the probate OF sid vii, ,
or the granting OF letters testamentsry to
Horace Cummings, - prayed for IN said
petition
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and Affixed the seal
fsyALl ~ said court this 18th day Of
June, AID. is9o.
!. e. CUTLER.
Clerk of the Probate Court
By JOHS l. NEBrEER,
deputy lOtd
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After June lst, c. J. Gustayesou's
Stock Of Harness, Saddles, Etc.
will be found up stairs. Room No. 5,
Gustaveson Block.