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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

sa0rststF Proctor possesses qasiiAea.
iioa ihsi has bsea entirely ansuspecied
uall fes Asys sgo Ne bss biossoaaed
ont a. han0rsst. Tits IL rather sBfpris-
ing 70 She many peopli 10 wasbington sho
knos NJ Proctor otiy by leaFsaY bat his
inssmsls tfiFt3s ah0 have k5Uvn him
louR.s tAst 10 has az iptHhAasiihle fund
n bumar. II YES At the lAoqaei Of the
Loyal Legion IN Baltimore. sfss evenings
ago. that tho secretary save his ueS Wash
iuEinn irieu3s the Grsi evidence II hi. wit
7 The secretary uas called npon 70 sTcsk
sl,apl ihe afmy 70 ne large gathering Of
Oh - aol ether Distinguished psfsors
IutY prepared themselves faf aall half
a,at. sad expected 10 be bored nameIei-
tails raey utr., beseyer happily sur.
afia.d a. the stersi4rys speech He frasc
tit sdrlil1ersls h,sifaliug snt, ~ say when
Ie,li ap5r. and begao bis spesc by say.
I iae that " ~ The pe,slps pnseni we're in
'itfts'ed "a al that peflained 10 The good
name aud standing u The srmy. be would
endeayor 10 ebleftsib abd Instruct them by
rea8iug fec columns Of statistics from
I yety valuable document which be bad
( taken the prrrsution 10 bling with bin.
Then. without suggestion OF smile, the
secretary gszsd at his East audienee, who
painfully showed tie uncomfortable state
which they were ~. He drew from bis
pocket copy d bis annual report Then,
a. bis hearers were wondering II he really
meant 10 read /, 20 them. the author said
that the statistics were correct, he knew
having prepared them himself About
somewh bat sour-looklDg head OF the war
department vas playing joking upou
them, began TO dawn upon the minds OF
the Oh soldiers, and, approaching the
situation, they arose aud ipplauded the
seereiary's hi, until bis first annual report
was entirely forgotten, For half at hour
the secretary kept the great crowd in
rosr OF laughter, aud in his quiet, careless
homely style, much resembling that OF
Lincoln, the humorst OF the a1miuistra
tlon played with his audience. A United
States senator who was present says that
be never listened TO more thoroughly
humorous speech, so cleyerly delivered,s'
that which the .visaged secretary OF
war addressed to his transporting audi
enee. He says the wit and humor OF his
remarks were pure end iGimitable. and
that the secretary would make bis fortune
as sn actor of comedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16
STATE NEWS.

Albert Whi,comb, the wealthiest man
10 Bethel. died Tuesday, aged "a HIS
will gives over $50. 900 to charities.
Gray hairs prevented. dsndruff removed,
the scalp clesnsed, an the HAIR made TO
grow thick by the use OF Halls Vegetable
sicilian Hair Remover.
Aman named W. +. Daniorth is III q
critical condition at Rutland from taking y
dose Of horse medicine by mistake. He
intended to take druk u whlskey bnt
struck the wrong bottle.
The most troublesome companion a per.
son can have while being away from
home, is cough and would advise
everybody to procure DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrnp before starting.
W. s Bailey Of Hsrdwick expects to
Give his famous Oily Helen N mark Of
2.20 or better next season as three-ycar
old.
Mid pleasures and palaces though ne
NAV roam be it ever 50 humble. there's no
specific for pain ike Salvation Oh. Price
IS cents bottle.
supi Bordei, aud Foreman Mcintyre q
the Rutland road are both couhnei to the =
homes xith sickness.
A good esiharaiie is worth i,c weight 10
cold. yet La1Ador. the infaliible regulator
Of the human system, 10 sold for nuiy -
eaais a package.
gThe farmers OF Yves, Haven aud Benson
receive large sm5un,s Of monsy from
b arding Cham plain eacai horses 10 tie
Water and IL alec enables then 10 dispose
Of their surplus bay
If.ansmsfous household is The safety
Of the X pnblie. j CD, as we'll b. pro
claimed Al opee. that the remedy ppeh
which sneh boasehoils sAeaid be reared
/. DR., Balls Baby Syrup.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

Tht spnatl rsrlsw 10 'he u elpa J2ui-
na q yumasis inlas,nA pfogrens ia
1889. "Frhos~ caeciaAes thai ibe sisie
aa3ss 81 po00D Ga ~ praPeftF vaias daf
iss ihs yesf Toe oev hnil iaEs efestsei
iaeiade 600 pfisHe g. aces, ~ q pa
factories. IN bu.ipes. blncks ~ rubi'
buildiess. . abnraes 10 ra,lsasi sts'b.as
sel nAne ia.aefs bfsi ses fsl 9frh
eAifses nm aifipd atfrb ili sut+t' n.isr
impfoFrmeSts mait 70 bicks tesi laue' .
ADD miit@ Fs~ ie.tl4pH at ats NtR.
rial fesnutc ~ ih - sed ihe sttNfh
q ils industrial sod msulieetanss tstsr.
fss is '-edri Via, II suy previous year
e. 81 nes mills it aefaiag the
pTsdhE ~ Numerous mines aai qlHEes
srfe bait aad s.largs amount " capital
tpuBi iuyssi@eni 10 aes Industrial entetl
Priss 4 large am aal Of foreign capita
sAs also Invested 10 marble asd granite
qnafties aud 10 iron niaej Ia serlrtn Yer.
maul duIiog the twelve mouths. II ia sale
20 sAy that this shoaing compares well 10
proportion With tha, Of any Of The large
,,aies 10 the cas-. Vermont 10 not going
10 the dogs not lasi yet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16
The Valentine Map of Vermont

Commissioner OF Immigration A B.Val.
entiue has issued a new map OF the state
OF Vermont showing the towns 10 which
are located upoecupied lands, and lands
occupied, which can be bought at about
the same price as those occupied. La this
map all the towns ~ the state which the
listers have reported as containing at least
1900 acres OF unoccupied lands are shaded
red.
Mr.. Valentine says that no town is col
ored which has not reported at least 1000
acres, while generally they report about
1000 acres. and mp to nearly 10000 acres.
The only counties which do not show
towns 10 which at least there are 1900
acres of unoccupied farms are Chittcnden
Addison, Franklin and Grand Isle coun-
ties. Windham county shows the largest
number OF towns and extent OF territory
where contiguous farms are thus shaded.
Orange county coming next and Orleans
last Here are the towns thus reported
Orleans county; Newport, Craitsbury'
Barton, Glover.
Essex Concord
Caledonia Newark, Sutton, Sheffield
Wheelook. Peacham.
Washington; Woodbury., Middlesex,
Marshfeld, More,own, Roxbury.
Orange: Orange, Topsham, Washington,
Brookfed. Bradford, Chelsea, Vershire run-
bridge STAFFORD. The,ford.
Lamoille: Woi0ai'
Windsor: Sharon. Barnard, Norwich,
Reading. Baltimore, Springfield, Chester,
Andover, Weston, Ludlow.
Rutland Chittenden, Sherburne, Men
don, Mt Tabor,
Windbam; Grafton, Townshend Jamaica,
Straitou. Wardsboro, Brooklip. Newfane,
Dover, Wilmington. Somerset Marlboro
Halifax, Whitingham, Guilford
Bennington; Peru, Winball. Sandgate'
Saarsburg, Stamford Resdsboro.
TIM msp is mada in accordance with
the facts as returned to the commissioner
by the listers, and as has been said, pic
lures the towns having 1900 or more acres
OF cheap lands which are in the market.
Unoccupied lands may be found in other
towns but less III extent. The map is a
good advertisement, the best that could
have been devised.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

The Tui.lc Co. is about 10 issne .. 900
copies q the FIRE, edition Of the "Geogrs
ply aud History Of Vermont" book OF
300 pages. edited by Prof. Edward Consnt
principal Of the Randolph Normal school
BY requesi Of somc Elk or eight prominen,
men Of The state. history Of Vernon,
daring the late eivil war has been saded
10 the work. The book is illustrated by
nine maps, views Of the public buildings
Of the state. the marble. slate and granite
qasrriss. tho mountains and rivers. sies
OF Old For, Dnmmr. Bennington monn-
mtn,. the state monument .. Gettysburg
and the Ethan Allen monument The
book also eontains history OF The civil
goFessmesi and the puonineni s,slesmer.
II has been the effort 10 please the school
children with th.s history and IL ia prlni.
ed In large tsee type 20 thai elder people
ANY read II wsth case,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

10 Ger isrsagu ifa1s. oar cSpes tsfs 10
creased " remsrkalle rate sua ,hs hal'
ssrs 81 trade wsih ~ tua iarslsu opBhifie'
10 % lprgs' ssfiirg steadily asAissi -
Thiis noi pHly iHitrefiing. hai perfectly
un,hiui informA,ios. sas i elvt tbe 10
10 ihs isbogea sfofis II ihe , arrsis Tar
In edisar 10 rAo@ that The ueh Z stsics
is npialy l~laR rsiped ~ tie if0n De-
pollsn 81 The protective tara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

gspfaesisiirs Bfectiari5ss q AisAu'ss
b.. noi hssfd the lssi u The oossfaiy
murder u Clsyi0e, P0~cll cission u 10
w.sbins,ou. ssa bss bad eonspitalion
sah Chsiimts Bowtll q ihs elections
con miilts. sbd L@ received assurance
iaAi . complete asd iboroash isrssilss
,ists .il. h started ~ 40 early dsie,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

Shipbuilding in Maine received re
lnsrksble impetus during 1889. The Port
land Advertiser publisher . statement
showing that eighty FIVE vessels were
lauaehed.irom the ship yards in tina. state
last year with an aggregate tonnage OF
1881. In addition to these there are
now on the stocks 36 vessels with an az
gregate tonnage OF 26.7i6, and 90 under
Contract aggreaaiiog 1888 tons. To
sun up, the statement is made that more
tonnage Was bnilt in Maine last year than
ior many years before, and the prospect
is that the present year will beat all pre-
vious records.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

Poass u TIE q A. K ave hsins organ
"a a ssaps Tbs eOlofed veterans 10 the
states II Lauaiala soi Mississppl IL u
stated ihsi tiers col hss than 5000 old
soldiers a iIis class 10 these two slaiss
~ho will become members Of pcsis as
sooa 81 po,.ihls This vail probably add
4 factor 90 ibe fsee problem.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

Besides the remarkable sciiriiy shown
10 shipbuildiss 10 Maize aud on tho Dels
~sre river. vessels representing over W,
COO, 600 srs nD5er contract 10 be construct
I'd 10 the ship yards Of Baltimore The
idea /. very pwsalen, lbst The American
system has cone 10 stay, aud that our
n,erchspi marine D, 10 be remembered
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

Calvin s. Bfiee has received the Demo
cratic caucus nomination for Senator from
Ohio and will no doubt be elected. Bal
Tor biz money he would never have beer
,honsht OF Tor the Office, Even Democratic
papers denounce his election. The SUI.
day World says Cornelius Vanderbilt
has Just paid 500. 900 Tor q Turner paint
log. This is legitimate use OF wealth
Calvin Brice has just paid including bi,
deficiency check for the campaign Of SO =
the sum OF $500, 900 for q seat IN the Unit
I'd State Senate. As between the two
millionaires. who will not say that Mr.
Vanderbilt is the Sisef?"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

Pour sensiors have been elected by the
two alleged legislatures Of Montana. The
'so Democrats have the certificate OF the
Governor. the two Republicaos the cerlif'
Gates OF the Lieutenant Governor and Sec
Rotary Of Stste The U. s. Senate being
the Judge Of the qualifications OF its mem
bers can accept two or reject them all,
which will require new election. The
matter is miIed and It is impossible tc
tell how IL will result
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

In ihe tsmpofny absence OF IL isrin
editor. the Psosiaenoe Journal Dem Of
Wednesday printed the Interesting state
meat that '.the year lssa has closed With
= disiinct improvement 10 general basiness
over ihe proceeding year. sEd "a feature
IN the s.,as,isa is the steady inprprenent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

One.thirl 81 the capital stock Of sle01
has besn sahseribsd by nemters Of tue
Sorihern Csleiosia Fair Association. Lyn-
dorsilie. b pat srsaE3s toto suitable eoa-
di.ioa tof the tasr neii year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

ChsaGeey NJ. Depev.er senator Warner
Miller. Bontks Cochran aud ElIhu Root
represented New York cities world fair
claim. before The psiionai senate commit
tee 90 Saturday 10 mos, thorough and
eIecllepl msnper they &c, 10 an irresisi.
ible array the superior advantages OF the
metropolis without maligoing the deserts
Of Washington, 81 Louis and Chicago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

TEf TArsrr sRstasl 30 ninH rNgNeh "
ogsr asrnctN fnpfscrAs ooSTHot 90 vfsias
oys mtnergr, vlgu a. fscNfkasq fSfEEap
az ass nrAsaFo ectlr ~ wAotM
EfrHl sola8ra Gsn slaoH WHO mas slh
rnp WAS oorsrur TtsHHrrhaf ~ T8hH of
san otamg 70 Hncuyn rrrnos. xoT 49,
aaavvgY4 rur ast NsTTa ar srNFsr ius
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16
OnMMIssIONERY NOTICE.

- Fstsie ~ HAHEi-cs HtBBthD.
The undersigned. hssiIg BEEN sppoibtsd By
he Hon Fr9bsts Court TOT The District Of Man.
ehes ef Commissioners, 70 reeeiss, examine, aud
adiuat al claims aud demands u ell persons
Egsinss The ssis.s ~
Han.gg Hubbard. late % Manchester,
10 said Insfriei. dsees,ed. and eli claims srbib.
tied IN feet hereto, hsrsbl give notice, thai
se viii meet. for The lnfposhs aforesaid, Al the
iats dwelling house ~ the deceased, 90 the
sih dsy " MAJ, bsl, FROM ten o'clock 4. r.,
snu foar 0'eilG4 ,. - On said day, add that
sH mouths from its sth DAY u December A, D,
lsag Ia the ilms limited ~ aid Court fOr saId
creditors 20 prsssnt ihe.f claims 10 as for eIam
nation and siiossfes.
Dated a. msnehesisf, this Glib dag u Dsesn.
lsI A. ID. 1873.
J. n. B0SEsTEiL l., co
80. 4. 4. JAnEsos. c'm"'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

Vernon, farmers will please take notice
that dispatches liko the one below. which
appeared 10 the New York Papers Tues
day are not dated from this state;
wfcHuA, KAN, Jan. LA train OF Is
cars LEI, here las, nigh. for the Suffering
districts 10 Stevens, Morton and Hodge,
msn counties The cars are loaded with
clothing and food, consisting Of -four,
meal. meat and groceries. which have been
collected from this and surrounding coun
ties. The reports yesterday were that
several hundred persons are suffering q.
present. People q, The end Of the railroad
Al Liberal and vicinity are ready with wag
ons 10 make an attempt 10 transport the
relief from 40 to 20 miles TO where il is
needed. IL began to snow again yesterday
aud il is believed that the weather may
&c, extremely cold and thus increase The
suffering.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16
THOMAS S. BEEBE,S Ekr,rr.
JULIUS s. kELLoGG,s Estate.

| II y IJIVty " 'fb'1III'N1 y HHNdtFs
State Of Vermont. District Of Manchester, ~
10 Probate Court held At Manchester, viii 10
and Tor said District on the 9Th day Of Jam AIRY
A. D. 1909.
An instrument purpOfting 10 Le the last will
and Testament Of Julius y. Kellogg lsts 81 Man.
chester 10 said District deceased, was pre-.
sentsd for Probate.
Whereupor a session ofssid Court, 10 he held
at The PROBATE Office IN Manchester, in said
District. on the 2ath DAY Of January u. 1890,
vas appointed for the probate o. said instiu.
ment, and for all petsoDs concerned 10 spear
and cynlest the same, u cause there be- Tor 40
doing; aud public notice thereof was ordered to
be given ~ the publication hereof 10 The Nan.
chester JOpRRAL. newspaper pfiltsd st aid
Manchester, three week. SUI eestiyeiy previous
70 the time 40 appointed,
j ". PENN. register.
True Copy Of Record,
1884, Attest. J. Y, FEhh, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16

The Southern society Of New York has
gained rather unenyiabe fame OF late.
TIE "hoi blood" element, despite the coun
seIs Of more sensible members. succeeded
in holding a special meeting and passing
resolutions highly eulogistic Of Jefferson
Davis. Thereupon two or three OF the
most prominen, and Influential members
resigned, and big breach eosued. Friday
Msj ~ William Hancock CLARK. member
OF tho society. followed Wilton Randolph
another member, ont OF the club house
and fred two shots at him from revolver
Randolph being unarmed q, the time. The
frseas grew out OF isncied Sigh, by Ran
dolph 10 Clark. I, is fair TO say the better
portion OF the society condemns these acts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16
.SAMUAL SHAW's EsrArr.

~ rtste ~ yhrmont. District Of Manchester ~
In Probate Court bed al Asnchsstsr, within
and Tor said District on the III day u Deem.
Der a. D. 1879.
Al instrument purportpg 10 be the last will
| ADD testament II samuel shaw. late Of Rupert is
ssij District deceased. was presented for Pro.
bate.
Whsreupop a.. ssion o. said Court, 10 be held
at the pfobst ffes In Msfehe,tir, IN raid lis
lnet, on this xst day u January a. D. 1850.
was appolntsd tor 10. Probate ~ said fDsirH-
ent. and for all Isrsens faueernsd 10 spear
spd contest The rsne. II cause there be for 80
doing; and pnbiie notice The OF VS. ordered 10
be- given by the ppblieslion hsIen IN the Man.
chester J0uhBAI n.wspsTsr printed st ssld
Manchester. three weeks speesssiyeiy previous
to the time 90 appointed.
]. T. FEss, Register.
True Copy 81 Record.
sIsss Attest. j. ". PENN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-16
Now, Do Not Daily

WITH THIS OPPORTUNITY:
You'll probably say, There are sew
eral days yet to buy Christmas pres
ents; and thus far you are right; but
you can't buy Saturday what was
sold on Friday, and we shall hate to
say to you, Every sorry, but what
You wanted was sold" That is why
we say come early, for the quality
and price will make them 90 last.
We shall make special prices in
every department and we can GER
taiuly show you how to save money
If you will get our prices before you
buy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13
rue SUPREME COURT.
The October Tern Begins Tomor.
row. Monday.

row. Monday.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Oc-
tOber term Of the Supreme Court be-
gins tomorrow. The familiar form
OF its oldest member, Justice Miller.
will be missing. Should he die be-
fore curt ConvenCs tomorrow, an
adjournment will be at once taken
cut Of respect 10 his memory. The
,oming term OF the court will
be a busy on. a nu.nberos interest
ing eases viii be preset for hear
ing. Notice has already been given
that an effort will be made TO i'm
peach the constitutiOnality OF the
New Yorf electrocutiOn law on the
ground that II Is "cruel and unusual
punishment" The appeal ia the
case Of imprisoned Chicago auarch-
ists will aisO come up.
The liquor laws OF various States,
however, will furnish the largest
number Of cases OF generi al interest.
The court will early he given an
OBJ ortunity in the case brought
from Kansas TO reafiirm the doctrine
laid down in the original package
decision. There are also some from
other States.
Secretary Tracy, In an interview
las. night, said that the report
cablei from London that he had
b7ycotted Roach's shipyards because
the property had been purchased
by an English syndicate was n
humbug. He had not known that
the yards had been sold until he
saw the cablegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13
CARVER AND BUFFALO BILL.
n Thry Meet There VIII he Some
hhoofinE.

Shooting
NEW YORK. Oct. Eff Bufla-
10 Bill and DIR. Carver ever come
together one or both Of them will
die" said Colonel John X. Ellis, Of
Wichita, Kansas, 10 reporter who
met him at the Hoffman House to-
night. Colonel Ellis has just ar
rived from Europe, and was in Ham
burg during the recent trouble
between the rival "Wild West"
leaders, in fact, he says lac Is re-
sponsible for the publicity Of the
matter, as be gave the police { Q zip
that there was likely 10 be n fight
and this led 10 the surveillance TO
which both Cody and Carver were
subjected by the authorities
s-What made you think trouble
" Is irewing?"
sob. thar has been known for n
long time. Neither would avoid AN
encounter, but neither cOurted IL
You sec, Carver has followed over
Buffalo Bill's route and, IL l. said,
has made more money. than Cody.
This, Of course, makes Cody sore
and increases the enmity already
had for his rival. When they
struck Hamburg together n fight
seemed inevitable. The cowboys
and Indians shared In the hatred
and had several street fights Then
/ warned the police,'
"what caused the personal fees
Jog b. tween Cody and Cnrver9"
THAT dates hack 10 When theS
wsls ip pst,nrt,hIp some year. ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
~ undersigned Commission they hay-
ing been heretofore appointed By said
Court 70 paTfitiSn the estate Of said de
ceased 70 the parties entitled thereiol 90 all
persons interested In the estate of said
deceased. an 70 her Euardians. agents
and attorne, =. within or without tue
said Territory. that said COMMISSIONERS
with. on the ian day Of October. la, Al
y O'Clock NJ. q sad day al the once Of
Isaac 81. Naddcil. Esq Attorney. q and -
East First South Street. In the city Of salt
take. In the county Of salt lake. Utah Ter
rii0ry. make partition Of the rs,Ai estate Of
said deceased Ia the parties entitled there
20, a oording n the decree Of distribution
made In said estate on the ieih day OF
April. is.o. by said court, and all persons
interested IN said estate are hereby mott
fed 10 he present ~ said time and place.
snd make objections 10 ssid partition # any
they have.
The property TO &c partinoned Is pariic-
ularly described a. follows.
The north half % OF Lot Eight fs0 In
BiOck Five lsl In Plat ~" salt Lake City
sur, ey. ana an undivided one half % OF
the East half 81 % Block Seventy seven
CD In Plat &C. salt Lake City Survey, all
situated in salt Lske City. saltLake County.
Utah Territory.
Dated AZ saif LAKE City. salt Isle County.
Utah Territory. this snd day q october lssa
A. l. WILLIAMS.
D.. ". KfMEAIL
hErHUE T. BURNS
Commissioners.
lie Grand Young AMI l. NJ wadieli. At
tnrueVs for estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
N Barlow Ferguson, Administrator Of
the Estate Of James Ferguson. deceased.
has rendered for seft ement. and fled m
said Court his fnal accounf of his admin
isirAiion Of said estate and Petition for hnal
dIstribution OF the residue OF said estate
amouE the persons entitled thereto. and
that Friday. the 5gh day o. November. A. ID.
lss.o, AZ 10 O'Clock A. m, At the Court Room
Of said Court. IN the County Court House.
salt Lafe City and County, Utah Territory,
has been duly appointed by the Jrege OF
said Court for the settlement OF sAid Ac-
cou snd hearing said petition for dtstr1-
baton. At which time and place any per
son interested IN said csfzfe nay sppcar
and show cause. II any there be- why said
account should not be settled and approved
and final distribution made - prayed for.
Dated October 3rd, lsal
c. = ALIEN,
Ci-rk % the Probate Court
by G. =. stanton. deputy. d5E
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13

Their, was 4 row in st. Louis:
When the partnership was dissoIsea ),
six or seven years ago. both men
were ugly and shoot on sight was
the warning on both sides: carve,
Was stopping ut the Soutnefnn Al,
Cody started out to find him ave
sag him coming down the street
and, wishing TO avoid n street nSn.,
ascended the stairs, anu Win =
drawn revolver waited Inc t"o
men have never met since III lney
do there will be some shooting Una.
l. not for fun. Both are brave anu
reckless
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13
Merit wins.

We desire TO say 10 our citizens,
that for years We have been selling
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, Bucklrn's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bi,ters, and have never
handled remedies that sell rs veil,
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate 10
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready 10 refund the purchase
price II satisfactory results do not
follow their Use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. A. G. Smith
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