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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-01

Ito the health Of my bethrothed wife,
the Contessa Romani!'
"Liar! shouted Fcrrari.-and with all
madman's fury lie dashed his brim-
ming glass OF champagne full in my face!
In a second the widest scene OF con-
fusion ensued. Every man left his
place at table and surrounded us.
stood erect and perfectly calm-wiping
with my handkerchief the little runlets
of wine that dripped from my clothing
the glass had fallen at my feet, striking
the table as II fell anG splitting itself to
atoms.
''Are you drunk or mad, Ferrarl?'
cried Captain de Hamal, Selling him by
the arm-''do yon know what you have
done?"
Ferrari glared about him like tiger At
bay-his face was flushed and swollen
like that Of q man in spoplexy-the
veins In his forehead stood out like
knotted cords-his breath came aud
went hard rs though he had been
running. He turned his rolling eyes upon
me. Damn you'll" he muttered through
his clenched teeth-then suddenly
raising his voice to o positive shrek, he
cried, 81 will have your blood II ! tear
your heart out for itI'-and he made an
effort 70 spring upon me. The Marquis
D'Avencourt quiatly caught his other
arm and held IL as In wise.
mot so fast, not so fast, mon cherP
he said coolly. "We are not murderers,
we! What devil possesses you, that you
offer such unwarrantable insult to our
host?"
ASK him." replied Ferrari iercely,
struggling to release himself from the
grasp Of the two Frenchmen - che
knows, we'll enough Ask himi"
All eyes were turned inquiringly upon
me. was silent
1.-THE noble Conte Is really not bound
to give any explanation" remarked Cap
tain Froccla,-''even admitting he were
able to do So"
81 assure yQ1, my friends" ! said, 81
an ignorant Of the cause Of this fracas,
except that this young gentleman has
pretensions himself TO the hand Of the
lady whose name Affects him 20 seri-
ouslYI"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-01

be pitied! Hola, amicil 70 the health
of our noble host, Conte C'sare 0liva!"
He waved his glass In he air three
times-every ono follov"I his example
and drank the toast wit: enthusiasm. ]
bowed my thanks and a, aowledgments
and the superstitious L cad which at
FIRST had undoubtedly s. 1ed the COM
pany passed away Quickly-the talking,
merriment and laughter were resumed,
and soon Il seemed IS though the un-
toward circumstance were entirely for
gOtten. Only Guido Ferrari seemed still
some what disturbed In his mind-but
even his uneaslness disslpated itself by
degrees, and heated BY the quantity OF
wine he had taken, he began to talk with
boastful braggartism Of his many sue
cesSful gaIlantries, and related his most
questionable anecdotes in such manner
as 10 cause seine naughty establishment in
the mind OF the Duke di Marina, who
eyed him from time to time with ill-dis-
guised impotence that bordered on con-
tempt l, on the contrary, listened to
everything he said with urbane courtesy
Il humored him and drew him out as
much IS possible-I smiled complacently
1t his poor jokes and vulgar wittlclsms,
and when he said something that was
more than usually outrageous, / content
ed myself with benevolent shake OF my
head, and the mild remark
'Ahl young blood Young blOodr ut
tered In bland sotto-v0ce.
The desert was now served and with
e came the costly wines which had or
dared 70 be kept back TIL then. Priceless
'sChatsau d'YQuem," ''Clos Vougeot," Of
he raFest vintages, choice ''Valpul-
eaIlo," and an exceedingly superb la
erima CFisti" one after the other, these
were tasted, criticised and heartily apprs-
Oaaod. There was also very unique
Eand Of champagne costing nearly forty
francs . bottle, which was sparkling and
neIloW 70 the palate, but fiery in quail
q. Tells particular beverage was 80
s1anctiVs IN nAyour that eysrL one par
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POssesslVea.
ITO BE CONTINUED. J

Ono weak point in the English lang
uage is its possessives, as has been ad-
mirably shown by the philologists who
have added 50 much to the general ig-
norance OF that complex tongue.
For instance we say, mine and thine
smoothly enough, but encounter rough
weather at his, hers and theirs. In
these verbal forms the tendency to Ell
bilation Is frightful, hers often appear.
ing as horses, while his Is his-es and
sometimes runs of into the wild extra
yagance OF his-es-es, 1t being q peculi-
arity of the English 8, that, like q bull
dog. when it takes hold 1t never knows
when to let 60.
Another form ofpossessive Is much
encountered at this season OF the year
by those who have sought, and to their
sorrow found country board. In these
unsophisticated recesses often his'n and
her'n and your'n smite upon the ear and
are duly commented upon as bucolic
barbarisms; and vet as the maligned
''hitr for''itn the North Carolina noun
tains is pure Saxon, such as Bede ana
Alfred wrote, why may not his'n and
her'n be survivals Of that age when our
possessives possessed symmetry and the
language regularly ran mine, thine,
hisne, herne, yourne Pm. Y. Worle
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/ am, and . haIIsbIind invalid besides.
II seems incredible that any woman
should care TO look Ut mo more than
twice on PEASANT But ! have met. --let
mo say with the Chevalier Mancini.-an
angel, who has found me not displeasing
TO her, and-in short-I am going TO
marryw
There was o pause. Ferrari raised
himself slightly from his reclining posi-
ton and seemed about to speak, but ap-
parently changing his mind he remained
silent,-his face had somewhat paled.
The momentary hesitation among my
guests passed quickly. All present, ex-
cept Guido, broke out into o chorus Of
congratulations, mingled with good hui
incurred TESTING and laughter.
"Say farewell to jollity, Conte!" cried
Chevalier Mancini; ''once drawn along
by the rustling music OF woman's
gown, no more such feasts rs We have
had tonight"
And he shook his head with tipsy mel
ancholy.
by all the gods!" exclaim Il Gualdro,
s'Your news has surprised ni,'! should
have thought you were the LAST man to
give ny liberty for the sake III woman.
One woman, too. Why, man, freedom
could give you twentyl"
"Ahr" murmured Salust-i softly and
sentimentally, shut the "ne perfect
pearl-the one Hawless dian. md"
"Bahl Salustri, caro- milo, you are half
asleep!" returned Gualdro. "'Tis the
wine talks, not you. Thou art con-
quered by the bottle, AMIGO. You, the
darling Of all the women In Naples, to
talk of one. Buona notte. bamblno!"
/ still maintained my standing posi-
ton, leaning my two hands on the table
before me.
What orr worthy Gualdro says" /
went on, sis perfectly true. l have
been noted for my antipathy TO the
fair sex. know It. But when one OF
the loveliest among women come out OF
her way to tempt me-when she herself
displays the matchless store OF her count
less destinations for my attraction
when she honours me by special
favours and makes me plainly aware
that am not too presumptuous In ven
turing to aspire to her hand in marriage,
what can do but accept with good
grace the fortune thrown to me by
Providence? 1 should be the most I'M
grateful OF men were to refuse so
precious q gift from heaven, and con-
Tess feel no inclination TO reject what l
consider to be the certainty OF happi-
ness. / therefore ask you all to fill
your glasses, and do me the favour to
drink TO the health and happiness OF my
future bride"
Gualdro sprang erect, his glass held
high in the air; every man followed his
example. Ferra rose to his feet with
some unsteadinc. while the hand that
held his full CHI agne glass trembled.
The Duke .isrina, with cour-
teous gesture, T. 4ssed me-"You will,
of course, h. ur us by disclosing
the name OF the ,ir lady whom we are
prepared to toas, with all bcIitting rev.
erence?'
Il was about to ask the same ques-
ton" said Ferrari in hoarse accents
his lips were dry, and he appeared to
have some difficulty in speaking. Pos
sibly we are not acquainted wiah her?'
"On the contrary" returned, cycling
him steadily with cool smile. "You
all know her name we'll! Illustrissl mi
Signori!" and my voice rang out clearly
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but the superstitious element was In
their blood, and all, with the exception
perhaps OF Freccia and the ever cool
Marquis D'Avencourt, were evidently
rendered uneasy by the fact now discov-
cred. On Ferrari it had curious effect
Tho started violently and his face
flushed: "Diavolo!" he muttered un-
der his breath, and selling his never
empty glass, he swallowed its contents
thirstily and quickly at one gulp rs
though attacked by fever, and pushed
away his plate with hand that trcm-
Oled nervously. ], meanwhile, raised
my voice and addressed my guests cheer
fully
''Our distinguished friend Salustri Is
perfectly right, gentlem0n; l myself no.
ticed the discrepancy In our number
some time ago, but / knew that you
were all advanced thinkers, who had
long since liberated yourselves from the
trammels Of tsuperstitiors observances,
which are the result Of prlestcraft, and
are now left solely to the vulgar. There
fore said nothing. The silly notion OF
any misfortune attending the thirteen
number arose, as you are aware, out OF
the story Of the Last Supper, and chill
dren and women may possibly still give
credence to the fancy that one out OF
thirteen at table must be traitor and
doomed to die. But we men know bet
teri None Of us here tonight have rea-
son 10 put ourselves in tho position OF a
Christ or q Judas-we are all good friends
and boon companions, and cannot sup
pose for moment that this little cloud
con possibly affect you seriously. Re-
member also that this Christmas eve,
and that according to the worlds great
est poet, Shakespeare,
"'Then no planet strikes,
No fairy takes, nor witch hath power to
charm,
So hallowed and 50 gracious is the
time"
A murmur of applause and a hearty
clapping of hands rewarded this little
speech, and the Marchese Gualdro sprang
to his feet.
"By heaven" he exclaimed, we are
not party Of terrified old women to
SILVER on the edge OF WORKOUT omen!
Fill your glasses, Signori! More wine,
garcOOn! Per Bacco! II Judas Iscariot
himself had such feast as ours before
he hanged himself he was not much to
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Rather Large.

TWELVE oranges, which grey o. ?
twig six inchess long In George S!onel
grove, near De Land, Fla. completely
filled peck measure and weighed thirty
five pounds.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-01
BY MARIE CoRELLI
CHAPTER XIV.

THIS announce
IN Q n I my guests
looked furtively at
each other, and /
could see they were
counting up the
fatal number for
themselves. They
were undeniably
clever, cultivated
men Of the world,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

Shooting kangaroo with n rile 70.
quirus a largo degree Of sklll. On the
Hat plains tho animals "loom" In an es'
traordinary manner. md Ii Is only after
much practioe that one unaecustomed
10 measuring distances over these un.
relieved areas can got thor range
Sighting. for instance, at 500 yards, the
tyro will be likely to SEQ his bullet kick
tho dust 200 yards short OF tho mark,
and the kangaroo, alarmed at the
whistle Of the missile ON tho rlcochet,
making OIL nt express train rate In tho
distance. Tho surcst way TO bag kan.
CARGO at long range Is TO put your sights
up for tho greatest distance at which
the riho Ia gauged, and gradually lower
Il until tho bullets take effect.
A kangaroo will stand n lot Of firing
Vt In this way, and although he will
look up Ms each shot sings above him,
seems TO consider Il some strange insect
or other, and directly resumes feeding
Tho "plng" OF a ride bullet that comes
over him Without interruption il quite
different to the noise made by ball on
tho rebound, aud while ho will take
alarm from the latter the former has
little disluleting effect upon him.
Boston journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

1000 yards Fancy Novelty qualities
choicest designs, ~ o, $780, sll5 rad sls5; positively worth
from sLbo TO $500 per yard.
Fale Franchise quality, inches wide Mt sc, worth $780,
Chillfens Mos Coat. s2j sl5j, s5 1915, sl5
81 and 500 A savHg Of ~ Tcr
Ladies admit shopping for lower prices
beautiful siylca after looking al +. Aueghach & Bros.
Far Trimmed Camcls Hair Jackets valued $780,
The --latest! 2Dinch Bengalinc, at SIZE, worth .l.95.
$1,000 all SILK Maialasse Jackets Tor 1850.
black Amurc silk is0 yards, at sS5ic, worth si.3).
1000 yards OF Black sufah SILK,
All SIN Cpc je Chine In lovely evening shades ojc, valued
30 pieces 30 inch Cootcd 5C price only S0u all
Satin Luxor, 600 yards, at o7ic, reduced from fi.i5
Satin ihixor $50 yArjs al t.aj, valued NJ 500.
Can Hair Effect Novo 10 In Wide at 60c would 10 cheap at
SlOU.
500 Novelty CArc, Paris made at $500. bargain.
Black % Grain Sl, yards inches at price S5c.
Satin Iihaiamc, 800 yards, % inches Ole, real value
nengalnc Ottoman effect 100 e2lc valued !iD
Fae Fanau quality s5 inches Wide Ole, worth $780,
900 yards Black Btocalc SIX a, Ijc reduced from sl.2j
$3.50 i2.inch Plush Coei Tor $3.50.
$3.50 Lister Push Coais, elegantly lined, Tor $500.
$1,000 Plush Jackets, Satin lined $3.50.
Magnificent $1,000 SILK Down Quilts, They'll quick.
Our $3.50 Fur.rrimmod Reecr cheapat $1,000.
$1,000 Challo len Gowns slightly faded for $500
-. picstcy Genuine six Warp Henrietta
mimic Cloths CroIc Camoa Hair Bcade etc. etc. At prices
never before approached.
Tea Gowns Ind suits Wrappers getting crushed
unused for lack reduction ~ one-ihird win sell them
quick,
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SUMMONS.
In he uittrct Court N and for the Third
Judicial Ustrict 0i uiah Territory,
County 81 salt lake.


The People Of tho Territory Of Utah send
Cisenufi
t. Michael MCKAY. ncitndanti
YOU Am HEREBY REQuinED TO Az.
pear 40 an aciinn ,fought aFtintt yea by
Of me third JuaiciAi uIatist NJ The Territory
IL Itah, and To- answer she complaint nied
therein WITHIN ten DAYS lsNflasIVr % the DAY
~ serylfeI alter the service on you OF this
served cas- " this cnuniY. but in fiis district
within twrnty days Otherwise within forts
d.,s. or iufgmfnt b. default will be takan
agaihst you, according 70 ne prayer of SAD
TRe .S'd action :. brought 10 have d,cree
atm. roWst dlssNi,inr ne bonds X sair'mony
tstwcea plaintiff and defendant ana dcsfre
81 di,,,ffe rfanted TO plaInun acr0rdiuH 10 the
statute In such casCa made and nf1Ndtdt that
this court allow " piainuf such sitmony ~
may BE- lust, together WIN reasonable attqr
ssh nd such other and proper relief a. q the
rourt NAV seem lust Above felief paved on
the ground that on or Stout The fprtre ~ lkii
drfsniant, without any cause Or sAUute or
fault 81 plaintiff, dea'ttsd 900 ABANDONED
rlsinttF AMI has ever since lived separate ard
.nsft frnu her aud that slnee sid veaf. is55.
fsndsnt has failed 10 supply anythlug fos the
sni,p0ff of uiaintin or tltlr iAid chiid.
And Won are hereby nouned that n You fall
10 sppsar and answsr ne sad compliant AZ
aso's ,, TO- h s' resi 4s%sH hssS "
win 80 the Iian Cherries =. Zane Jud.e,
art Inc seal " the Distfiei Coufl ~ the IhTri
JudtriN nlstfict. IN aud Tor tue Tcrut1ry u
uish. this isth gay o. Jny in TIE. year u our
lord one thouiani eish' hnhdrsd and mnct,
one ...........
u,sso % I0uAis. Deputy Ctefk.
doAw Nv tues
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

Jim Rico ran arross n natural curl
oslty tho other day on the lanyard
branch. 1t was snake about cigh,
Inches In length, Of the adder variety,
with two distinct and perfect heads
and four eyes. When interrupted IL,
tongues would dart out simultaneously
and It's four eyes glitter People arr
usually unwilling TO believe such as
this, but Il Is nn established fact I'm
fortunately the snake was killed. II
should by all means have been taken
alive D0llonega (Gs.l Nugget.
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onrlen. rhlnr. rrr..nr.n by mn,n.D

Among the many curious keepsakcs
which Queen Victoria treasures arc two
little gold watches, n hundred years old,
not bigger than two shilling piece aud
having silver dlals. Her own fayorlte Is
laid 10 bo very large gold one. Another
curiosity presented to her by the empress
Of Brazil is a drvss woven from shi,ler.'
webs, said TO surpass In beauty and ilne.
ness the oostllest silk The dress must he
also durable. as IL Is u scientific fact that,
.iAe for si4e, a spiders BLK 10 tougher than
n bar Of steel.
This, however, Is no more strange or
valuable p0sscssion than one owned by
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson In her home
ON one OF the samoan islands, where,
among many other treasures Of rare old
furniture, all brought from Scotland, she
shows u tapestry drapery made from tho
bark OF thu paper mulberry. Brooklyn
EAgle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

4 huge toalstool has appeared every
fall FOR the last ten years on a low branch
Of an elm tree. near Woldocls park, Bor-
lin 1t stands about twenty-five inches
high and has cap almost two feet Ia
diameter Two years ago apoliceman
picked II, cooked It, and ate, and suf'
ierod no bad results from tho meal. On
Sept, Q tho big toadstool sprouted foI
the eleventh tine. Paris Letter.
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pE;INQuENr NOTICE..

The neilsvut. idsho MIairF Company. tocA.
uon 81 pTirr lA place ~ butirsss, SAT-
IHkr CIV, ttahs loeauon 81 Nlaca and
Work. hlnerhl ulil Nining DISTRICT, STATE
81 Idaho.
Avo1iCE,-THEuE ~ DELINQUENT Ur,
IN on the f0lloNIls described htnctt on 49,
count Of as gssmgnt - thifty (iol ccuta per
share levied on me I'm fay q Autli, ltsl, ne
tutffhi AZ cunts srt opposite tho nAiuss u he
feartciye shafaholf tfi, ~ follows
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, In aud Tor salt tAl
County, Territory of Utah.

In the Probate Court, In aud Tor SAT- tAke
County, Territory u Utah.
In The matter Of the EstAio OF Jane PAntcr
deceased.
Nro1tCE Ia HEREBY GtyES THAT
~ william :. FAINTER. Admluisiratur ut
The e4tatU % jane Painter, deceased Ia.
rendered Tor fetuemcnt, hnd nlcd IN SAD
curt. he final arcuuut 81 De afmins
istTaiou II haid estate end pUuuuu Tor
nnai distribution u tho feailue Of said estate
among the pefsuaa enuuei thereto, Ahd
that frlunv the fth Gay 81 NoNeinhrr. -. iHl
At " O'Clock a. fn.. Ut me tuurt huom 81 tni
court. IN the County Dogft House, SAT- iske
Iuy and county. Utan 1eTuiotyi haH been iuly
appointed by dc judge ~ SAID court, Tor " q
settlement 81 said account ant hearing sNl
Ieut'an Tor distribution, ~ which time and
place any pefnun Interested IN fnll catltn may
appear and show cause, % an here pc, why
sild agrodut should not Ne settled and ap.
proved and final distribution made a. prayed
Tor
dated October liih, ipL 100
clerk ~ tho Probate Cpuft.
TVU D. NTHaTuN. UFUufg. utt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

including approaches, the new London
Tower bridge will he more than half a
mile long, aud $1,000 tons Of stone. 90. 900
tons Of cement, 1900 tons of steel and
Iron and 3l,OQO tons OF brick viii enter
Into It's competition
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LUCKY nm Mining Company. Location o
prnclpAl place Of business phrk
CITY, Utah

NOTICE ~ liEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ hmceting Of tho Hoard Of Trustees held
on The 0th day Of August, 1891, At salt I.aso
Ciiy, utab, an assessment, No. !, Of two cents
pfr shArc was levied or the capital stock OF
the corporation payable 10 the secretary, with.
~ ttrty days nom the above date, al No, %
Main siIset, salt Lake CITY, Utah. Any stock
upon which this asses meat remAinA unpaid
on tho 2irt day Ut September, 1891, viii be de.
hnuuent and advertised tor sale NJ public Aur.
ton, aud unlsss payment 4 made before. Will
be sold on the aist day ~ october, 1891, at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m, ~ the eOmphuy'a
once, nuUm No. go Constitution Huildlng, SAT-
lakeCtiy Utah, To pay delinquent Assessmeuts
together wi'h costs OF advertising and expense
OF sale.
IutkY MI nIsiNa COurAgT,
", j. HUTTON, secretary,
CITY. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

And In lecord.nec with Law md an order Of
a Hoard o Directors, made on the iith day
o. April, 1871, 90 many Ahtrcs Of each parcel
he bnns Of The Company IN malt kAio Guy, on
Friday the 10Th day u June, itgi, st9 o. M, 70
pay the delirqutn afsgtsnent, together win
The eoft OF adNfuisius $40 expenses % sale.
~ order u the hoard Of Directors.
n. iiOhN, Acting ssn'y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27
SALT LAKE NURSERY.

HAvfN0 BECOME SOLE rroPriHrCn
II ~ lht Salt i.aac Nufsery, am nov prs
lafsi 70 fumiih tEult. shade sHd Oru -
me- tai Wees nud snruis-. Of baat quality
and % lowest price.
sarety one muo south Of city utaita. on
81 MARTIN cIuasroruLnsrS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

Ia the Probate Court, in aud for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of william Ychtes
deceased.


In the matter Of the cstatc Of william YcAies,
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N james A.loAtes, administration nf the css
tate Of " Titan lcatCs deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement ahd fed IN said court bis final
account 81 HE standardization Of said estate
aud petition for iinal distribution Of the resi-.
due % said estate among the persons entitled
thereto, sui that Friday, the dth day Of NO
Yclnber a. u. itll, NJ 10 o'clock nn,. at tho
rourt room o. said court, In the County Court
House, salt Lake 'ity anal County, Utah Tern.
tory, has been duly appointed by the judge OF
said court, for tho settlement Of said account
aud hesung said petition Tor distrihnton, at
which umo aud place any person Interested IN
SAID estate may Appcar and show cause, u AHy
there DO, why fAid account should not be fci'
tied and approve "a aud Incl distribution made
a. pTAyUdfu r.
Dated october u, is,i.
q. y. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
'Ry O, y. STANTON, Deputy CLERK. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27
mrs. oRAHAm's
Face Bleach

Curss The vorsi cases o. rf,osiss. sun,
tufn. Haii1wurfs, Moth .patches pimplet aud
aud elective. No sample can be seat. lazy
Agents wanted.
Tho Druggist N ihl. town vho afs,
orders a hiil o. my Vrfpafatons vii have ne
name added 10 thtt sdyuftisement.
Nv prrrafations arc Tor sale ~ wholets.o
druggists in ChifAso and eVcfy city west of ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

When the 0rst libraries were cstab'
llshed In England books were so rure
and valuable that they were usually at
tached to tile shelves by iron chains to
prevent thelr being stolen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27
IN ne r.onaie Court iu and for salt LAX
County. TcrIiory Of Utah



In the Ma.trfof Ue Relate OF Jamcs
iaircI1u gH, dUeealed.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GtvPN THAT
~ caroline Pane Dash. admin ltNatr.N u
ne estate ~ jane fairr'uuFh, dcruaaedi has
tvu I.f,t srtilUmuui,and ilC1 iu faii C1urii
hTf duhl account OF Der rehabilitation uf aaii
tHtr and pgilu1n Tor nnal distribution u iho
frH due ~ SAID estate among tho VrrfUna co f
utlrd thereto, aud that Friday, thU on DAY ut
NsynmHtr. 8. u ~. 90 Do orlurt am nt thr
Court room OF SAD Court, IN ihu County luirt
House. Ar taaU tIiy aud County, ith Ter
fItorf, has iotn duly opp iutei BY tho JudEo
~ sHld tuufi, for Che settlement n sad a.
count and hearing said petition &c distrihn
400, AZ which unc atd place any psrHuu iuicf
tftei in said cathtu may nppUhr aud shua
cause, % any there lo,vhy said account sh1uli
not b. Hsttlfd hrH approved and dual uiHtfllus
tiHu made Hs pfHYcd tor.
Dated october IS, isJt.
q. X Atf.TS.
Cigrk Of tho Probate Court
ny G. y. srAfroS, Deputy cltrh. dm