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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

The lcngih OF the carriage way on the
nrooklyn bridge l. 5,ss9 feet The number
ot carriages aud other vehicles crossing
amounts la "a day "a i.000 From s ia tho
evening until q O'Clock suext morulp,,
about 40 carriages or wagons cross. Then
the numbcr increases 10 lO0 hotWc.n aud
:, and 30 between and 8, aud 10 0OO la
ench hour hstwern : Ia tho morning and 4
nn hour. Ietwrcn d and II falls 20 600,
sui between aud 10 100, after which
business again bccomes dull. There arr,
Of course, average figures, ~ tho traffic
yarlea according 10 the weather aud th,
season, but Il always greatast between 4
and 10 tho afternoon aud least Ia hight
houu,-New York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Eiiphnlet Duncan, or Uncle Liph.n ~
he was famlliarly called by his relatives
and friends. possessed what 10 tormcd q
"phiiosophizin' mind" which stood him
In good stead on many occasions. whats
the sense o. worritin' over things that "
happenedP he used to SAY. Jest view
EN- over careful an you'll most alias lind
they've got side you Kin dwell on an
take some comfort out'n IT,"
lie had his share oi discomiorts and
trials, but he was ''wcll to do man. aus,
some Of bis less fortunate nrighbors said
that III they were ~ i1nehfsded a. Uncle
lAph 'twould come easier TO bear up under
things"
lie had lived In one house ever since HI.
marriage. when very Young man. but
when he was about si2ty Year. old the old
house was getting - dilnpidnicd that Ia
had new one built on q lot VI land which
commanded n better view u the hllla lie
also built new barn. which WIS well
STORED with hay and grain. Much new
furniture was bought. and Uncle l.iph nul
his wife. with their ono unmarried daugh.
ter, were 10 move over to the new place"
In Oct0iler
The last u September the Duncan family,
together with many friends, went tn the
county fair. which was held eight or nino
miles away Late IN the afternoon hoy
arrived NJ tho flir and announced TO Uncle
I.ph with Mortified Rhsp' that his new
barn had caught hrc. nobody knew how,
mud the only ncInhbor who had sinId nj
home had BEEN making fruitlcss attempts
to put out the flames
When the Duncan family arrived at thu
ate " what was 10 have becn their now
home In q week or two the harm had been
eniivly destroyed aud the house was rapid.
" burning.
The next morning farmer driving slow,
" past tho scene Of thoconliigratiou cspicd
Uncle Llph seated on the stone wall, In a
Illuminating attitude lie turned round NJ
be- heard tho sound of wheels, and said
slowly I'm yiewIn' my ruins. yc sccf"
"wcll," said bis friend, with some en-
crgy, "l'm bound TO say. Uncle Liph. 81
wa. In your shoes. | sh'd nud 10 consid
duhlc u stump TO philosophiic over this
mess"
ayes" drawlsi the AFFLICTED Eliphalci
"'tis more difficult ~ usu'l, but" BE- add
Ell, Frightening little, Its all Ter th,
best, 10 couue, an, then. irst 500 what q
complete Job H.. thcfc Amt nnythin' lcil
wuth speakin' 81 except nshcs. an yc know
! allus was a great hand q Ike things On
ishcd w, without any shiilyshallyin' oi
half way workw-Nouth's Companion.
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She was no longer young, aud, naturally
enough, she wanted 90 expedite matters.
Either from vanity ur anxiety sha had be-.
come imhucd with tho ballet that ho had
long wished 10 propose but did not know
how 10 bring about the subject 50 one
night she said, a. she looked with her
limpld eyes into hI-i
Are you q chess player, Mr. pspnotW
81 know "a little about the game,n lac TO
piled. but why do you asl,i"
"llecause II takes you 80 long TO make u
novel,
"Wcll, | do not care Cor stale mate, "
replied tho hurrid creature, displaying
more knowledge Of the game than She had
thought him capable ol.-New York lls-,
aid
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= ANfHf HHF hfHfANNfN NNa HlAMlNNs
d. Chalmers always had high srnse Of
personal dignity When a young man no.
wa engaged ~ tutor In q private family.
His young lady pupils resented his strict.
ness, and the mother foollshly took sides
with her daughter In paity spite, when
company was inyitei ~ tho hnuHe. YOUNG
Chalmers was shut cut from tho table and
dinner was scnt 10 his room.
lie made ~ protest AGAINST the treat.
mcni, but when Il wa, attempted again no
told the servant he had ordered a diunurat
u neiRhhoflng town aud should need moth.
INK When this had been donon Tow tlmrs
nn explosion came. The master Of tho
house called ChAlmrrs TO account for h..
,nltlng bis family. Chalmers replied that
he had boca insultel by Punishment from
the table. The young teacher conquered,
and ever after held hi- place a. Que OF tho
family at all social gatherings New York
World.
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I'M HEADING AND TttiNu TiiT PE.
~ zion OF AblIu 4. iEsHtt. udminlstfatfIN
Of In estate 81 Urnffr ". tlFFuu, deceased.
fcitnE forth that che has nisd her uuHl nrs
count ~ her naturalization upon SAID estate
Ia ttis Couui that all the dctti % said eststu
aud Of sald drrraffi have LHunfuIlY rad, aud
that portion 81 saId sstAtn remains % BE- ~
yldei aiuunE the hr|fs ~ ani deceased, aud
praying Among othrt thinFs lsran ufdOfaioW
inE sad nunl account ana diHufhuIluu ~ thr
r-s,ino Of said estate among The pcnons On,
ttird
its ordered that slipsnaons iaisrettsi 10
the estate OF Ne SD George ". ftaTuii.
eereatnd, Do And appear hefpTr the Probate
tauu u The CluuiY ~ -a't latp, AZ The Cauft
lloom " sail chuu, in The CpuhU court
House on " uducs1afi ne lilh DAY ~ July,
1871, 40 " u'rlucs 10 thfu and there IN show
cause WHY IN pruyr allowing rHiI nnsl Acs
count tud ~ iltifhHtioh Hhiuld not hr mada
NJ the residue ~ sad usiata amnns itc heirs
NJ tho sad uelrse w. ffsoit, deceased, 40.
gurding 60 law,
ftis further ordered that ne CLERK cause no
tees ~ his oflrf 10 BE- posted iu three public
places in shlt Lake tuuuiY Hud puhitshed ln
me DDS tahr tYHstNU Nhhs, a uusfpapsT
Iflntnd aud circulated 90 sait lalu County,
three wee suece,slyely nrxiibefors the sad
I'm day ~ July, isst
G,M nAurUI. pIobaie judge.
Dated June 2hh. 1874,
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IrrON HEADING ANU TtflNg Tifg Pa.
" titnu u sarah ~. iiaNdsn. pfaVinr for
the ADHESION ~ probate u teftain dasu.
mrnt, herewith dioi IN thia Uauu lurpiftlnf
" 10 thc last VIII Aud reatamsnt 81 tha a..
ceased. n q ordered that ffiIay. the ION day
~ july, 4 y itil, ~ and hsfchf suruinie I
tlr No hearing " no proof of The execution
~ aaM WIZ 81 luu'cilrH a. ~. 0t that flsV al
The ueun'y Count House In sat tatc Ciy.
IT'S further ordered thnt tho CLERK rause dns
nutra thtfuuf W be given ty publication of
notice ~ hearing sad poiiti1n In the Ursrarf
INfatNH NiWa aururWHpnr published IN sstt
i.st' tnuutf, for a least len days bafofe saii
day " hcauns,ani that notices u The Sans 10
mailrd " thn hsifs tUfidiH Ftn sait tatt County.
I hDrlf - mi " The ilih dsv ~ luif.
isi. 60 hear ne fciiiina ~ sarah n Hawdrn.
pfaYirE Tor afmlssipu ~ probate of certain
dnrumtn ne rufpufiur 90 hr tho lHat wIl and
teatameut 10 ntnrJ laedtn, decreased
tines wy hand ~ salt LAKE gttf mis- .ith
day ~ Jane, a. u, iaii
O. ". nARrCu,
iufHs cot san Court.
IartLl q. D.. ALLAN,
dtd Probate Cicfh.
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Professor H. \. T. Peurose, Jr.. OF the
Texas geological survey, say. the finest OF
eih]s -tni'Ahle Tor tie manufacture of iiru
brles, eArihenWnre and even hno china
ore % 10 found Ia abundance In east Texas
Two companies nfu now engaged making
pottery NJ Athens IN Henderson county
The articles manufactured ars ilne brick,
tllesi sewer pipes, JUS, etc, The clay at
ibis point II Of light gray color, beeom.
ing almost white when dry, Equally nne
elays abound near Jefferson, In Marion
>aanty. aud near Husk. In Cherokee county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Mr. Bookkecp-l have now been, Mr.
Duste, 10 your employ exactly three years,
| have worked induHlriou'ly, and have
taken a lively Interest In NY work. My
salary now ls-
Mr. Duhte- Have no fear, Mr. Bookkecp;
n you continue IN tho same path, your
salary will not DO reduced. Jewellers Cir
eulaF
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Tie rollofue. Idaho Nnlns Company LoeA.
Ton ~ rflur tal place % huslrrft, Hait
laie CIT, ttah. location - Ninss aud
Moris. NlacItl iiill Mining bisuiCt, ttAis
- Idaho.
~ Otirr.-TiiFHE ~ pEf tSQuEsT M,
~ on the following described st0fk, on Afs
eount " ssssstmoht ~ thirty flnl cents nor
hhne, levied on toe iiih day ~ Apfil, lFai, TIE
several az nunia srt opposite tho nance o. tue
tcspofiifo Shareholders, a. fnllbHsf
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Albert Erwin, editor ofthe Leonard,
Texas, grdphio, Gays: "For tho cure Of
cramps Ia the stomach Chamherlain's
Collie, Cholera and DlarThu'a Remedy
il The best and most speedy / ever
used" Mpny others who have tried
Il entertain the same opinion. DIS
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''npcf hnnfft"h Ann tNHalu y. lf'h
with, defendants
order u sale and pccreo u Foreclosure and
Sale.
IrADgR ASD ny VIRTUE OF Az ORDER
I Of asic and decree of foreclosure and
aaie issuci out ~ tue Third Judicial District
QUIT u the TERRITORY % ttth County OF sat
Ltkc. 90 tHr itttday Of june = u isll, iu toe
sno,e enued scuon, Whtltin ihc Dosofci
si.ni o5Ssm jsasn.s si' asd 's ssi s,%s y
totrlpiufe sud SAFE afsinii George D.
neadsn' hcnfieWa ieadoa. stewart y
con and Ffwa1d =. Trfuwith. defend.
ants, uu the i0th day ~ June. IsYi, Tor ths sum
uf ii'il % IN lawful money Of the United
ehith said decree va on ihs ten tay u June,
~, recorded iu iuifrent took Of sa.d court,
am comm fndsd 70 Hoii eli that certain lot,
piece o. parcel ~ land Situate. iyirE ani
uah, ard iaunioi snf fsscfibcd - fellows.
a. vii NeiuE part n lot Eve j, tusek rlahttrn
.iss flat ~" SAT- Lakr CITY sufvUyt co.'s.
mooeinf ~ = point seven fui enc hair CO..
20. aud running ihtnco east seven .il rods
thence tulh two and one bar gsl rods,
thence vttl tetCu 40 foff, thence n1fth two
and one half az rods 10 the place u 5esin
.1n,fe rods y rraunf. lmHlc notice b. hsfe'
~ given that IN saturday, tho iith DAY u July,
isli. at % clnrt en- ~ tnat daf IN front of tl .
Coun iiouss door u The cpuniy ~ salt iate, I
Will. on obedience 20 sid order uf fale and ds
Gee " fofsclosute ard SAFE ssli ihc shove.
described property, Or 90 much thereof a. NAY
BE- uccsssafg 10 aautiy sid fufgurut, with in.
iofcit ani costs. ETC.. 10 The histess End best
~ ~ ior lauful maney ot uhc Voted suics
DaiSd a. salt isie Guy. tlls i;,h d.y u
June if1L ANnlitW = urn1, shefif.
ny JoHN H. cuuuocE, Depuiy. disw ~
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SAT- LaKH cui. uAh. June 90. 1891
Ata mcstlng 81 The Hoard OF Directors OF the
lie leguf Idaho MninT tnmpanY, held ms day
the date Of payment OF the above desrThed 49,
Ina tnt ttork Wa extended from tho afth
day OF June, lstl, 10 the 10Th day OF July, I1gl,
NJ the same hour Hnd place
~ order II tho Hoard " Director.
., q, liuilN, Acuug Sec'y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Mrs, General custer ~ one or inc few
semi professional wnmenln New York who
can hold the Interest ~ school fnll ~
boys. IN her talks on frontier ne 10 these
restless audiences. who must be Interested
before they will consent 20 be Instructed,
she begins with some true Indian stories,
hrlsil.ng with tomahawks, feathers aud
sealps, aud pFesenlly ha, the listeners
spellbOuul,
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itsg, n,9 ~ seI,il.itis,, a.

l,C. y, Allen, Clsrt n tho Probate Court 10
ana for ihe t-uuty ~ hait i.ass, la tho Icftl,
tors nf utah, DO Hereby rrrtliY that ilg flfd
guing 10 a full, tue ana correct COPY Ut order
a. how cause why ufdcr 40 tAleof real estate
should not BE- made, 10 tho Uaiter tht tstais
hnd Fuardiaushlp ~ dpHrph L. ~, HfHham, tt
III, minnrf, a. app arr ~ record IN my unrH.
90 witness Whrfcof have hcreunin sot ny
hand aud Hnlxul me trHl OF said Count lAis
M day of Juue, A. u, lsll.
i1tAL q D., ALLIN,
Bye 4. STANTON,
pepuW CLARK as
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LEoAL NOTICE..
q the rfouair Couft. IN aud Tor s,it Lana
CouniJ Territory " Utah

NroUCr ~ Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ fiHaNrtl T. Web. q MIMI IHI' ffr|r III A..
sststs N Harriet TAFT. 1frsfsaf bss tsG'
fsfsd fnf trttlsment, and airI be- SAD Conn
hef nnHl ruuut ~ be- standardization Of aid
eftatH aud rrtiuon flr lrhi distribution ~ M
ftflfin n sad estate among iur persons %
uiied thereto, ana thht tu1lF. The iTtt
GAY u July, 4. y iuI, ~ 10 a. ~ 81 IN
Count room ~ sell nAIl, n ihr tpuniy COAT
Titnfy. hls hpsu dulF app intrd hy tho Jldss
n sald fouft. Tor thr settlement ~ sad ~
count and fesfhs sAif petition fuf di.tfihu.
ton, u which tms and place aNY person later
sftrf ~ said eaiate may apuesf aud sh1u
cause, Il any there te,wty aAidafrauni shaail
not 81 settled and sruf wed aud fnai dlsifibu,
tinr maize o. pfHysd for.
Isftd iuns lfth, ihti,
~. X Att.Es, Uirfk ~ Probate Cour
~ q. D. sIANfOS, utpgty. dls
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e5an,y ~ s,itiass -

I, &, y, Allen, Ciets Of tHC Probate Court 10
andfuf ne tsuuiY 81 nalt Lske, in The Tent
tory ~ ttah. DO hereby trriify that tho fufr
gong ls q fuil, tree AMI correct eunY o. order
appointing uma An1 place for stttlrmaul -
hnal account, hnd 90 trN poiitiuu Tor distribus
unu - atpesrs ~ record To- ny once.
ln witness whereof, have hefeuni0 set my
hani sud HmKed the sell of said COuft, III,
lQlh day % june, A, %, lyl
AEALl % y, ALLEN,
nyC. 4. STANTON,
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Aud In AecotdAnfe with Law aud an order 81
no Hoard a. bifcctofs, made On the 18th day
~ AIfli, 1891 ~ many AhaFra ~ eArh parcel
nf suck a. may 10 necessary, viii h. sold ID
tho once ~ he COMPANY 90 salt takn cay, on
FRIDAY tho 18th day ~ June, l-0l, Itgp M, 10
paw tho delinquent assessment, toFatlef with
TIE rntt OF alAetts aud rhpfnsea VI sale.
~, order " tho hoard Of directors,
b. %, HORN, Acting hse'y.
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'WWWTT " T0TT INV
i,u.E. Allen, Ciurt ~ the Probate Court in
sud Tor the COUNTY % salt Lake IN tao Isfffl
tor 81 Utah, 10 hereby ceriiiy that The lore,
going ~ n flll true ant correct copy ~ order
appointing u1Io hnf place toe settlement 1T
nnai srcnuut aVd 20 hear rrutlon Tor distfiiu a.
ilnt, a. appears ~ record 10 MY unlrU.
ihWltntia whereof I have hrfouuto set ny
hafd AMI AIMED tho eel ~ rtid Uouft, ms
gQih DAY pi junc, a. ~, lsii,
lsLAt,l q n ALLEN,
Cleft oi the Probate Court
nyC. n. fttNtoS. bspuiY CLERK. dtd
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nS RTAbiNG ASD TitlNG TiiE w
" ui|au ~ Ahtiu a. rifEltL adu luistfa'rN
~ Tho rftHtr ~ 'aiheunr Alirn fisgnti Hr.
rrasci, tsftuz forth that sts hls nlrd hrl nnai
arruuut Hi her administration ppm fafd o..
tniu IN thl1 Count. that nli ihr 1fls ~ ssId -.
tote nud OF snid drrt1fr haNU teen fully rad,
and thHtA potion ~ sad esiate remains w 10
divided AriUug the hers u SD deceased, aut
PRAYING arnug other thiuFa for au order NJ
ipwinf sa.f nnai account AMI uf Distribution ~
the iciduo u said 'aiaic anous the prIsluH
yutuUds
IL d ordered ihst ~ porous Interested In
the estate ~ iho sad CsfCrur Aion tiEFnu,
fsfsasrd, be- and hunsAr before the tfuUais
Court u the CouutY ~ raft lake. ~ tho Court
Wnum ~ shid Court, IN inc Uruuty Cont
iihusenn wednesday Tho isth DAY " July, tsti,
M ~ O'Clock q, m, ihyn hui there 70 show
cause why AZ order allowing saI1 funl account
AMI Of fiaifIhuunn should not hr made - tho
residue 81 SAD estate HmuuE thH hrIff ~ me
shli catherine Aiien i1rsou, igrtassd, accord.
inF 10 law
his furler ordered that thr clerk cause nt
tirrs u this order ~ he pgtsf ~ three public
places M salt iasr CuunW and Published ln
tho uTfEufT INIstNu NEWS, psstpaTrf
nttnird and circulated IN salt Lake Cuuhty,
ihfsu weeks succtssNulY hUtt, before tho tait
ism day ~ Juy lNl,
Dated juna !ihy istit
U.M. nAirCu. Probate Judge.
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Cough
and Group
Medicine.

contain nothing violent, uncertain.
or dangerous. Il must bc standard
in material and manufacture. 1t
must b. plain and simple 10 admin
lister; easy and pleasant To take
The child must like 10. It must be-
prompt In action, giving immcdi.
ate relief. as childrcns troubles
come quick, grow fast. and end
fatally OF otherwise IN a very short
time. 1t must not only relieve quick
but bring them around quick. as
children cliafc and irct aud spoil
their constitutions under long con.
iincmeni. II must do is work ia
moderate doses. A large quantity
OF medicine in a child is not dcsira.
bic. II must not interfere with the
child's splits. appetite or general
health. These things suit old MS
well as young folks, and make Bo.
schcc's German Syrup the iayoritc
family medicine. a
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G,AilAH 4. MITCHELL GRAHAM, THE
- huAIdiAn ~ The Ifffun and cttatu uf Lni
seph H. n iTcdfic e., Nillism H., ilosA,-Afah
D., and Charles n, ofaham, Mlnofs, hn,ing
MED har petition herein, dlly Nerined, pTHyinf
Tor an order ~ sar 81 al the real estate OF aai
miuora, Tor the puposta therein set fnTtn, u II
wards, AMI all pefa0ns interested IN tho fftatn
~ said miners. Appeu before the salt Probate
tpuTi On fTday, The truih day Of Iuly, 1901,
the CuuFi Noom II said Probate Court nj he
County CuuTt ilOuse, 10 Tho Ciiy and Cuunty ~
SAT- Lake, ttth 1efuinry 70 show oausa ahy
an order shouid not be Eranttd W me said
guardian, 10 eel - much n the real rstaie ui
The faid hinura, ~ lftNaiH sails, a. fhall 10
nefcssArT, and That rnpYuf this order Ls pub,
lishod At lest thfr1 successive weeks ~ tho
nLsEuIf kyENisg ATWs, npWtnapur printed
and puhlfhed 10 said ciii and tolnty.
uaicd on day nf Iuur, tsHl.
q, ", nAglCii, Probate Jligo.
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order arroInurs tine ,hi place Tor settlement
Of lual account aud o. hear petition
fof disiriu uuu,
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IN the Probate court iu and Tor salt IAis
County, fciuiury ~ Utah.
In the matter ~ The Estate Of George w.
rlFsuiti deceased.
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In the mAilsr u the Esia'e ~ Catherine Allen
rlffatt, dccfaIcd.

order appointing Tine and place Tor settlement
Of Lnai account and a. hear Iciitnn
fDr humiliation.
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German
Syrup"

For children a medi-
cine should be abso-
lutcly reliable. A
mother must be- able TO
pin her faith 10 it rs to
her Bible II must
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING

M0kIHAat eALh-l tsi.e.. h&sfex teen
u made IA the coleitietS OF certain sssft
saxe executes b ktlz Jara.a. OF the village Of
Aiddlesihr. Barry eoanty Gag a. y 9eefSs
aRa Foeor<ea IA The esBee vi the rexssles ~
deeds IL the eeNRgy Of heaL n aber ~ III
mortgages On page IS CO tie - cay " Nay.
A d. loas. watch said nertxszs MAS GUY as
A. MAJ BaFd. o. the aefh dsy 81 May. A. D.
lsso. b deed Of assignment reesfd ed Ia The
oface Of said register of deeds for said ceeHty.
on the zosa dsy Of May. A. ID lss. al y . clock
the ssme Is nov owned ~ him.
Ca when mortgage thefe Is aimed 10 he
due as the date Of shis notice. the sam II SIX
hundred aud eighty srsen collars AID % rty-
oRs cent? 81 81 OF principal and laterssf; ana
no suit or proeeeai ms al iaw at In equity hay
inS o-ea Instituted 10 recover the said debt. or
any part thereof; new therefore. By virtue OF
the pow OF sale coat aimed 10 said mortgage.
Aod in pursuance 81 the statute la such ease
nade and provided said mortgage will be lore
esesed hy sale Of the PR misses therein de-
scrihed. Tor the purpose OF Satisfying the sum
claimed g. 10 sae on said mortgage and the
interest thers OF and the costs and expenses
allow Ell By laa, at public auctsoa. Ia the high
est bidder. on Wednesday. the 5th day Of Aug
ust. A. d. 1891. ~ ten o'clock Ia The farene an
OF that dag. AZ the south front 40 ~ OF The
Court Block lso-ealiedl. in the city Of GraAd
RAPIDS. Michigan. chat being tie rlsee Of
hold ng the circuit court for the county In
which said premises are situated The prem
ises 10 be sold are described la said mortgage
Is foliows. to-wit,
Lot number two hundred end eighfy-oBe f2sr.
kont plat. according 10 the esorded ~
thereof In the city OF Grand Rapids. In said
dated. Grand Rapids. Nichigan. Nav 6. A. d.
1851. FRED A. MAYNARD.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee OF Mortgage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

base, and twist of the same tulle
going around the nat little apology Of q
crown.
Black and white mako very pretty hat
combinations and after the French style
are becoming moro and more popular.
Not many real blouses arc seen, as
we understood blouses last year. The
blouse waist Of this season Is tight-fit-
ting In the back and loose in front; or
it Is loose all the way round. sagging
Just little over the belt to distinguish
it from round waist. To wear with
the REFER Jackets, blouse waists are
made with sham backs. The backs are
made Of paper muslin or lining cam
brio, and the front Is Of any material
one may select, embroidered and
trimmed TO suit ones fancy. The col
lar is q turnover and is likewise en-
yiched.
The idea of this Is conceived on the
same principle rs a mans vest, which
Is designed for show only from the
front, and in the back, which is nat
urally covered by n coat, there is SIM
ply material enough to preserve the
shape of the garment.
BY this means the REFERS may be
worn oil summer with comfort, and the
woman who does not feel dressed in q
simple blouse or shirt-waist, may
wear a REFER and preserve the effect
which she desires without suffering the
pangs of being baked
Some genius Of n woman who has
struggled for seasons TO keep her skirt
and her waist under her belt, has
thought Of q way TO make these two
bacds join each other in picturesque
harmony. No more will one see that
unhappy lapse which 40 often has
married the symmetry of a woman's
toilet whcE she endeavored TO keep the
band of her skirt and the band Of her
waist under the belt which was sup
posed to conceal the point Of juncture.
The new device is simple one. and II
Is done by the means Of that universal
beautiacr and magic ornamcnter-gimp.
A nice broad piece Of gimp, preferably
silver, bat allowably black or any other
color which harmonixes with the cos
tune. is sewed upon the band OF the
dress skirt. This band is then hooked
over the waist band and Is grappled in
place By means Of jewel headed pins.
which are placed both for ornament
and for use ut intervals Of two inches
around the skirt.
Thus the unities are preserved. q
pretty effect is accomplished. and every
one is pleased. And all with the aid Of
gimp.