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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

coming trouble are taking possession
Of the mind Of the Pontif In ad-
vance? Doubtless he or his successor
viii be a conspicuous figure in the
worlds crisis which is steadily, nay,
rapidly approaching.
Nephi predicted another import
ant phase Of the marvellous work of
the latter times which is TO lie CO.
temporaneous with the visitation Of
wrath upon the Roman Catholic
Church-the fulflment Of the
Divine covenant in relation 10 the
gathering Of Israel from the long
dispersion. In the times Of these
troubles the remnants OF the
ancient people are to begin
to look for the Messiah and
gather TO the lands OF their
fathers, there oawait the appear
ance Of the DelIverer. Then will
come the completion Of the times Of
the Gentiles and the davning Of the
day Of Israel.
I The chapters OF the Book referred
to can be closely and proftably read
and reflected upon by those who be-
lisve in the authenticity Of the
record. The predictions are stated
with refreshing plainness, and
those whose eyes are open to the
signs Of the times can clearly see
the unfolding oftheir verification.
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The Emperor william cen.ured.

BERLIN, June li.-It has been
decided 10 appoint a colonial council
10 take n recOgniganCe Of the in
crea.lng mass or colonial work. The
council will be composed Of persons
who have won recognition as ex-
p!orers In Africa and other countries.
The enormous meeting OF social
democrats was held I'm the kolksler-
naerei. The immense building was
packed 10 suiOcatiOn, ana thousands
were unable to obtain admission.
The meeting was very exciting,
and The srts,sers freely criticised tie
socialist and labor policy Of the
Emperor. The meeting passed res
Olution censuIriug the Kaiser for his
labor rescapis. The DAY was mast,
the resolution set forth, when Ger
many could be governed by re-
scripts. The people demanded n
full and unrestrained share in the
government Of the empire, and it
could not with safety be denied
them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

THE &C. of the provincial gov.
eminent Of Quebec offering a bounty
OF 100 acres OF land 10 all famiiie.
Of twelve or more children living
In that province has had an effect
to bring the remarkable fecundIty
Of the Freneh-Canadians into bold
relief. Applications for these grants
are coming into the provincial sec
rotary at the rate Of a score a day.
and since early in April, when the
law was passed, the government
has been placed in possession of
proof establishing the existence and
whereabouts Of about 1000 families
Of upward of twelve living chill.
dren, and still they come.
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GIVE Us THE PROOFS.

"yhs. we charge is that there has
never ret hesn = convention Of that
Lind nat some one in the convention
bss rot had n list ofihe men TO be
unminated made out and given him at
quarters, and that list has invari-
ahlr made HP the ticket"
80 SAYS the perpetual retailer OF
and-"Mormon" falsehood. Ofcourse
that is what you charge. And that
is what we deny. And then you
say, ''the NEWS does not deny' and
''the NEWS will not deny" Now
produce your proof. Don't say ga
truthful woman'' or "a reliable gen.
tIeman, told US So" but give us
something definite.
We say it is not trne. More than
thai, we say it is lie. Now cease
trying to make us prove a negative,
and make at least an effort
to prove your Affirmative. Cease
your imaginary admissions
and eOncoc,ed ''eomplaints'' Of
nameless individuals about things
that never occurred and, to come to
something specific, prove that "a
list Of names was furnished by any
body 70 the last municipal eonven-
ton rs a ticket to be nominated,
whether from "headgusrters'' or
any other quarters.
Your whole contention is founded
on falsehOOd, and your whole intent
is 10 malign and deceive. You
claim that \ large number OF yOun.
men recently broke away from
this kind OF dictation which you
falsely claim to have been exercised.
You also claim that
"Where a man has dared to break
over he has at once been called to &C
count to answer why he refused to
obey counsel"
Now where Is there a young man
who has thus "broken away" and
who has been SCALED 10 answer why
he refused TO obey couusel.'' Give
Us some facts and names or stop
your blah and falsehood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

NJ. ADiE, a French ballOOnist, is
soon to make an ascension for the
purpose Of proving that he can re.
main as long as he likes in the
air. He will carry in his car "ser-
poIlet steam generator" by means
of which the gas Of the balloon will
be heated when the air-ship goes
up, or cooled when the ieronauts
descend, so that they win thus
be masters OF their altitude, be able
TO choose their air currents, and
to prolong their serial journey at
will.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

DuRISG the last two years or 80
persons by the name Of Stringam
have figured prominently in the
courts here. As n rule the local
papers persist In spelling the name
with an h in II, although it embOdies
no such letter. We have struggled
to keep the h out Of 1t, but frequent
ly the typos, who are always in
telligent and accommodating, have
insisted on inserting it, the protest
of copy to thescontrary notwith-
standing.
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Mr.. weIeh's Experience.

James weIch, Of Middletown,
Conn, having been told that the
force Of n dynamite explosion was
downward, made a practical test OF
this principle by boring a big hole
into a monstrous gnarled log, into
which he put a lot OF dynamite,
ignited n short time fuse and care
leSsly sat down astride one end Of
the log. Soon WEIGH and the log
assembled In curve about thirty
feet. In the descent the position OF
the couple was reversed. Welch
arrived at earth first, the log follow
ed, and WEIGH says it thumped him
several times after he was dowr.
-E4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

Iaccs and EfxSa 1orOicic
We offer about $50 pieces Very Choice Torchon
to inches at 5, a and 10 cents per yard; marked
EnbrOidery F,1OI1ncins-s - yrr
Is inch India Linen Flouncings, deep hem-stitche+ ~
at s5c., Sl.OO, 81 Is and 81 40 per yard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14
DISCOVERED IN TINT.
The Proofs FOrsIienfy N. stanlsy's
Forthcoming Work surrep-
tiliously Obtained.
SERIOUS OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA
IN VALENCIA.
An Explosion OF NitrO.Glycerine at
Toledo. o.. Mistaken for an
Earthquake.
rlreIsEraps to The NEws.l
Trying To Re First.

LoNDoS, June 49, The 81.
James Gr5ette says chat a complete
set Of proofs for SANKEY'S forthcom-
ing work has been obtained by aper-
son who offered copies TO one OF the
English papers and two papers
published ia the colonies. The
copies were accepted, but the pub
LEGATION was thwarted by the issue
Of a circular by the House which is
TO publish the book, warning any
person against publishing the work
under a penaity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

Boston is trying a novel expert
ment in the way OF regulating the
sale OF liquor. The new ordinance
OF that city limits the saloons to one
to leach five hundred inhabitants,
and in addition absolutely prohibits
the sale Of liquor without the sale
Of food at the same time. The bibu-
lous individual may drink, but he
must eat, too; and the rule is unva-
rying-no drink without food.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

The most sensitive nature Of the
female sex renders women much
more susceptible than men to those
numerous ills which spring from
lack Of harmony in the system.
The nervous system gives way, sick
headache il frequent, the appetite is
lost, and other ailments peculiar o.
the sex cause great suffering. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapted for
such cases and has received the most
gratifying praise for the relief II has
afforded thousands OF women whose
very existence before taking, 1t was
only misery. 1t strengthens the
nerves, cures sick headache and in
digestion, pUriiies and vitalizes the
blood and gives regular AMI healthy
action to every organ in the brdy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

Mrs. CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw is a
descendant ofan old noted New York
family. She is a daughter Of the
late VIM. A. Ogden Hsgeman, and
was married to Mr.. Depew when
she was a little over twenty-one
years o. age. She is Slightly above
the medium height and her features
reflect the intelligence for which she
is noted, Mrs. Depew is almost as
good a story-teller and conversation
alist as her husband. She is Quick
and witty at repartee and appreci-
ates the same quality in another.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

THE greater portion Of the cedar
Telegraph poles used by the Western
Union Company come from Michi-
gan. From forty to two hundred
men and nearly forty teams are
employed in gathering the poles
and putting them in proper shape.
The poles range from twenty-six to
sixty feet in length, and are worth
from 81 to 81 each. .tF
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Didn't Know Himself Is Years Ago.

Charles Francis Adams Is now
reviewing and destroying the diary
which, like his forefathers, be has
faithfully kept for many years.
When his wife-who Is deeply In
terested in the record Of the days
before the marriage, a record which,
by the way, she has never seen
remonstTnted with him for burning
up the diary, he replied: 81 didn't
know what a colossal fool l was a
quarter Of century ago.-Sdn Fran
CLEO AF0oH0R.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
Estate of Thoma. B. Knowideu. Deeeas,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. Administering OF The e.
tate Of Thomas D. knowlden deceased u the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
wiz The Necessary vouchers. within four
zee. 10 the sad Administration. at the once
Of Isaac VI Wafdeli, Attorney, In the Utah
Cgmmefefal and savings Hank Building,
salt Lake City. IN the County OF sails Lake.
Dated May sth, ls9o
GEORGE n. kSOwLDES,
Administrator OF the Estate q Thomas II.
krowiden. deceased. q cav 6w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

ToLEDO, Ohio, June 14.-It Is
now learned that what was taken
TO be an earthquake at 80 this
morning was caused by an explO-
sion Of five tons Of nitro glyceFine
in the Casteline COmpany's works
near Findlsy, Ohio, forty miles from
here. The works We're torn to
slivers AMI n hole was plowed in
the earth deep enough 10 tlke in a
four story building. The buildings
rocked, and much glass was broken
in Fiudlay. No lives were lost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

THE way in which the street
sprinkling service Of Mount and
Griffin is animadverted upon In the
City Council AMI elsewhere indi-
Gates that Salt Lake contracts and
work for Omaha contractors and
workmen,a are not success in a good
many ways besides in the matter of
the fulfilment of "Biberal'' political
campaign Promises, which are
UNSTABLE as water.
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M. Acrount. short.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June led
win j. Elliott, who is sick In bed
from exposure, has shortage in his
accounts with the Louisville K Nash
vile RaIlrosd. He says he used
$500 Of the company's money and
no more, and that amount he will
make good. He says he knew that
$500 was missing some days ago,
but does not know how IL disap-
peared. The officials think he is
responsible for the entire shortage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

IT is said OF Cyrut W. Field that
a friend once presented him with a
diamond-studded watch, valued at
$4,000. Fearful Of appearing
ashowy, y and yet not wanting to
offend the donor, he wears two
watches, one valued at $3.50. The
latter he uses. the diamond stud
ded watch is never disturbed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

The lions ofIndia are going like
the buffalo Of this country. Within
the memory Of many persons lions
were common enough in Rijputana,
and even now roar may be ucca-
sionally heard in the wildest paris
of Central Irdia; but the new rail.
way from Nagpur is now being bull.
through this country and that will
driveout the few remaining lions in
the central provinces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14
House.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE
Speakerannounced the appointment
of Taylor (Ohio), Stewart (Ver.
monD, Bland tMissouri), as coz.
ferees on tie antitrust bill. Bland
said that as the House instructed
the conferees TO recede from its
amendment he had no further In
terest in the matter.
Then the committee Of the whole
reported on the Sunday civil
appropriation bill. After number
OF amendments had been disposed
Of the committee rose and proceeded
TO pay tribute TO the memory Of the
late Samuel J. Randall.
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Must Keen Out.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE govern.
ment has instructed the Germans
in east Africa to prevent Emin
Pasha from entering Uganda while
negotiations are pending between
Germany and England relative 70
the territOrr I'm Africa.
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ID n IL - .

cHmsrRSsES.-In this city, Thursday
June l2ih. $50. OF Inflammation Of tho
chest and heart disease. John Peter Gins
Jensen. son Of y. Q. and Ann z. ChristeH.
sen; eyed syears and months.
The funeral will be held from the rest
oen-e, corner Third North and Qai>ce
streets, at lIs-o a M tomorrow, Sunday.
Friends arc invited.
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eaudaur ana resner.

Boston, June l4.-Tcemer has
telegraphed his acceptance Of an
offer Of 4 $1,000 purse for the race at
the Point of Pines between himself,
Hanlan and Gaudaur on June 9th.
As Hanlan declines to row fer less
than 5000, il is expected that the
race will contested by Gaudaur
and Teemer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.tais Of wniIan Edwars.. Dseeassa

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
- Undersigned William j. Brourfnr
Administrator Of tie estate OF William "a.
wares. deceased, 20 the oe1itors OF, and an
All persons having cluus agalnst the aid
deceasrd. TO exhibit them with the neresarr
yorehers. within ten moufhs after Iths nrst
pub1-.;icn % this notice, to the said Ad-
rsilntrator, AZ No lis :. East Temple 81.
Sst Lake Gig, IN he County Of Salt lake
Dated May 7th, $50.
WILLIAM y. BRowNtye.
Administrator OF The Estate OF wiIlis.,
Edwards. deceased. os15~
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Bingham Canyon. sali Lake County, Utah.
June 18th, iss5.

RIO GEORGE MUELLER. YOu ARE.
Il hereby notified that 1 haze p pended
three hundred 500 dollars ia labor and
improvements upon the Rose mine, West
Mountain Mining District. as will appear ~
certificate fled in the Office Of the kecoTder
OF All -aSe County, Utah, m order TO hold
same Tor the years eudi-- De-e-ber aist,
lsoS. ISIS, lsss, ISIS, las. and II wili..
ninety days after this notice BY publication
you faii or refuse 10 contribute your pro-
portion Of such expenditure a. a co-oWner
your Interest IN said claim will become the
property OF the subscriber under section
2lRt Of the HetisCd Statute. Of the United
STATES. HERMAN WILLS.
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Hanged,

CHICAGO, June l4.-Henry Smith
was hanged this morning for the
murder Of his wife during n
drunken quarrel in February last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14
Cholera in Valencia.

MADRID, June II. Cholera has
broken out at Publa de Rugat, Va
lencia. Already there have been
fourteen deaths. 1t is believed the
disease was brought by soldiers
from North Africa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE
president sent to the senate the
nomination OF William F. Funny,
Montana, as United States Marshal
Of Montana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

DIoN BoUCICAULT has been Paid
for his various plays, among which
are Grip Van winkle," "boniou
Assurance" THE ShsigHraun, -
and "Colleen Bawn," upwards of
s3,OO0,OOo. Yet he is today poor,
and at 6s is hard at work on n
new play, being in need Of the
money that he expects it will
bring him.
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cred At the explosion chamber Of the
engine, and he gets the benefit ofthe
expansion ofthis large volume ofair
by the heat Of the explosion Fl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14
Notice OF time and place for the hearing OF
petition for admission 10 Probate OF VIII.

pURSUANT TO AN ORDER or SAID
- Court in said matter, notice is hereby
gwen that Wednesday. the 18th day Of June,
A. ID. isto, ~ 10 O'Clock a IN, az the County
Soqrt House IN salt Lake City. Utah
Ttrrstofy, IN the Court Room OF saiti Court.
has becn zrpoiat.d The time and place
Ter the hearing Of petition Of Hannah
Ehrngren aRd y. J. Grnnlund. p.AyfnS for
the admission 20 probate OF a certain doe
utneht thereMtth presented, purporting 10
BE the last VIII and Testament Of John
Ehrnsreu, deceased. when and where All
persons Interested may appear ard oppose
the probate OF said will, or the granting Of
letters documentary 10 y. J. Grunlund, a.
prayed for In said petition.
In witness whereof, maze h.reunt0 set
ny hand and afliKed the seal Of .ais goart.
this 5th day Of June, A. u. Is9o
SEAL JOHN G. CUTLER
Clerk OF the Prnhate Courr
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LONDON, June 1.-THE original
manuscript Of the poem fScots, who
hae wi' Wallace bled," has heen
purchased by an American Tor sew
emily pounds, at an auction.
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En-thnunLr SHOCK.

TOLEDO, June 14.-A slight shock
OF earthquake lasting ten seconds
was felt here at 2:30 am, passing
from north TO south. No damage
was done.
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
IN thu matter Of the Estate Of
Alexander Mn. Deceased.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Alexander n. Hill and tieorxe ".
hite .kAecut0Ts OF tie estate OF Alexander
Hi. deceased. have rendered for seftls-
ment, and hlcd in said Court, their anal
account Of their administration Of sad 6
tate and petition for final distribution OF tie
residue OF SAID estate among the persons
enttled thereto, and that wednesdsy. the
sih day Of juiy. A. ID. lrs0, a. 10 O'Clock
a m. a. the court room Of said Court,
the .Cornty Court House, salt Lake
CITY and Cc1nty, Utph Territory, has been
duly appointed BY the Judge OF safe C-r-.
fer the settlement of said account and
bearing said petition for distribution, AZ
which time and place any person inter-
ested In said estate may appear and show
cause, n any there be, why said account
should not Be settled and approved and inal
d2riounon made As prayed for.
Dated June sth. isat.
JOHN O. CUTLER.
q I'd Clerk OF the Probate nn-rf
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Raiate Of Alnira ;. veto. Drocsl.t

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ rndeTsi gned, Administrator a. IN. p
tatc - AiHnira :. Webb, deceased. to the
creditors O., sd al persons having claims
against the said deceased. TO EXHIBIT them
with the necessary yostts.s, within ten
months affer the frst pubiicaaoz o. this
notice, 20 the SAID administrator at his rTsi-
dence, so l. Third South Street Salt Lake
CITY. in The County OF sat Lake.
pa,cd Nay Let, iseo.
ALBERT T. wEBE,
administrator o. the Estate Of AInira $.
WEBB, d=ceascL 4 oav 5v
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Temperature

CHICAGO, June l4.-New York,
62; New Orleans, -; st. Louis, IS;
Cincinnati, 6s; Chicago, SO; Win
nipeg, 90.
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ITO \ LATTER DAY SAINT. IlJ ACRES
Il OF the old HaiEht Farm, al Farmiu--
ton. Davis Co producing lucern. meaduw,
pa turc, timber and other crops Apply bv
letter 20 J. 2. W., Box ~. salt Lake Civ.
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COIN BROS
New Fresh Goods for Very Little Nc
BEST sATEENS AT HALF Prize

We offer 10, piece: English Cashmere Umbe saeeu, At W g
PER YARD.
The styles the newest and the quality the very o~ -
selling price Of this Sateen - cent - .
IS pieces wide corded Challies at cents Per ys hs w
gain in Chsllies have offered this season.
s3nch Saeens in good French designs at II cents YAM
cent Sateen
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MARKETS AND STOCKS.


CHICAGO MARKET.
ChIeago. jane u. ISIS p. N. close.
Wheat-Easy; cash. 50; July. ssi..
CoTn-Steadyi cash, 2tAss : July. 8'r.
Oais-fIrm cash. July. ssi..
BErley-Stcady.
fork-Quiet. cash. is-75. July, I2.si.
Lrd-Dul, cash 5-s5; July, 5s06 ~.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Following is the schedule OF arrival ana
closing Of MATS at salt Lake City Post
Onieo, November .. lsss.
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nNE - MONTH OLD sORREL COLT.
~ on wednesday last. Give informa.
ton or return 10 lis South First West, and
be rewarded. dlf
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pr. ;. Thoma.. iftI.II-,

Herald Block, corner west and LIST
South St, 5. l.. City. Nitalized air
administered. q
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a OILS.

Z
We offer large lot Of Colored MORE Parasos at - cents ~
Parasol for the money in this country. 49,
foe Black Gloria Silk 24Lnch Gold tipped Parasos az H.
already cold 500 Of this style, anu this the a. "
offer this season.
Also lot Of Colorei Tuled Surah Parasos al slIo
lot OF Plaid and Striped EUrsh Silk Paras, at SS Ha
from $500.
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WANTED.

A BOY To LEARN THE PLUMBING;
4 "A bssiness- Apply AZ MIDGELT & son,
No. IS west Seco=d s0Gth-
A EIDEgLY MAN To DO CHaREs
~ EnnuIrc hcfl-e . 4 m II L. z =.
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In toe Probate Court IL aaa ftr cal. Like
County, Territory Of Ctah.
In the matter Of the Esta;e Of John
Ehrucrfu ftaraaaaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14

q u M Nj Z n Il * .
Our entire stock Of this seasons importation Of Canton
japanese Lyons Printed Silks is offered at eil'
per cent r..,a
Our sipo quality at rs cents. Our 81 8 quality at So
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HosrE1x AT HALF PRO

foo dozen Misses Black Ribbed Hose, three pairs M
lot Misses German Black Ingram Ribbed Hose al - '
from IS cents. 81
ladies' very fine French DrUPStch Lisle Hose, Black %
fancy coorei tops this seasons best styles AZ 81 GEMS
Mems British Socks, three pairs for 80 cents 800
Mems German Socks in Modes and TanS, three Ea>
Mems French BalbFisean UndeTshirts and Drawers al
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49,. ., Close q;
Mail. Post
Depot. ofHee-