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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-29
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS liEGEBf GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, Administrator ~ the Estate
OF john solder deceased, pursuant 10 on order
made aud entered hy sad Probate Court In ITO
ratier % said estate on January lnd. 1891, and
pur'uaut to an order made December 10Th 1891,
shorteuilg tue time Of notice OF sale, will, on
Tuesday, tue gplh day ~ December, 1901. u "
o'clock y, AZ ihcunee OF Barlow Ferguson. No.
differentiation NuUfng VA SAT- AXE city, Utah,
sell at private ta|g for cash 10 the higuVst hii.
DER, subject 10 continuation IS Probate Court,
Al the right title Aud interest Of deceased at
time Of he death, or thllhc may nANo since nc.
CURED Of, IN and 10 the following described
tract OF land to Wit
Al Of The snuth half ~ Lot four tD, Block
ninety lVr 49,, Pat ~. SAT- Ihko civ sur.
Nry, ia salt lakc County utih,
lids or oilers IN VriilHg may be lrfi ut said
once, or via NE UNDERLINED, any iime before
hnii sale, ien por cent Of tbs puIrhlia pnce
iuuit 10 paid at time % salei balance on con
rImauOn by aald Probate Court
jullN sNlDEW,
Administrator of the estate of John tuidor do.
ceased
DARLow FERGUSON Attorney for Estate.
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JrUp.trANr no An EXECUTION 40 Mr
dI tttef lF tir Thrt ju. Hlri W. rfot
totri " she Territory ur t4l.i u7yu TOW 70
uYYu IHd shall csuIfH No pubic sale, no iIr
lIr of salt Lake County " t1li LaAr and inf
ufu.r of rtlh. on ihH 5ltu day Of uec.nl o,
fsIf. 90 b. O'Clock Huuu ui anii day, ~ Ihr
Taylor nf lu fui 600 the following duaCunsd
real estate, Nfuutr. lgirE nud bong ln nc
'uuuiN di salt inkH, Iu SO ~ ID. Uuh, aul
10. cr bod af fnIIuUHs Thr olat i Of lni ..
liiUcl 7H. ri1fu. Salt Lake CIy Survey. com.
wcrcint at thr southeast cufnrr ~ ftI1 ini
running ih.nlr wet b.. rIdH. UnUhDn north 10
rnNs. thence U.Ht Ht tufa, thence south ~
rods 100 place ri UrHluuu-
10 huf0Id ns Ino property ~ Caroline fal
loT. 30 coo fuit nf Theodore 3, DAVIS.
Icrm1 OF cole tHHl.
bsiod % -aIt iNkc C.tY, th.s ith day Of DO.
ccuDcf, 1891
ANDREW y. HURT. sheriff.
uyIuts 49, CuAiMOCk Deputy. dlaw m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-29

1t is an old-fashion notion
that medicine has to taste
bad to do any good.
SCOTS Emulsion Is cod
liver oil with its hsh-fat taste
lost-nothing is lost but the
taste.
This is more than a mat
ter Of comfort. Agreeable
taste is always a help to di-
gestion. A sicliening taste
is always a hindrance.
There is only harm in taking
cod-liver oil unless you digest
it. Avoid the taste.
,,seoIy q, iio~sr, ch'm,t', ilisoa,h sih Avenue.
Es~ Nufs.
You drifgiak keeps Seous E,nul,i,n u eoi.lfsr
el-sh Druggists s'sTy shsis DO. a..
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court ln aud Tor .a.t I.aks
County Territory OF Utau.
In the matter Of tho EsHta ot Joshua
Parker, deceased


Y W. suMMFRuANs, THE ADMINS.
~ traitor ul The estate ~ Josuul part er,
deceased, having dlpd iis petii on nrrrin duiy
A.Ileti praying fur on order uf salr uf nor.
ton u The rcai cslate % said feced,ut. f0f no
purpose ucryiu 80 iOrt4, % b therefore OF.
urttd by the Judge OF Htid Court tHat all nsr.
cons interested IN the OttaiO OF said dgrtasad
tprear hcfore th1 sslt Probate Court 0u Wed.
~ .daT, the -lil dHy of January, lssl. 10 Ia
Room % said Probate Court al thc County
lunEt House tn the CITY aud County "
SAT- lake, Utnh Territory, 10 chow rtuHn
WHY an order should not he granted
10 The ssii AdmiuisuAtor 20 sell A. much 0f thA
real estate Of tho fsid icceffed a. either puh,
l!eu private sale, a. shall he necessary, and
that copy OF this order b. uuliais
htlcatt four successive weeks m the ulsErs r
fN"ktNd NrWN, hneWFpapcr pnnisd and pub.
lihni IN SAID oliy and COUNTY,
dated December 18Th, 1901.
d'd CIV. nARTCH, judge.
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A MEETING o. TIM sToCKHotpERs
~. at The HushY Mining Company h hsteby
called, aul sNd meeting will lu Aeid ON iha
su day " January, la.2. at inc hour OF . % clock
pm, AZ tn O1l.u Of Naddrll AdAmf. ntior.
tcye, 2! and - lnst, Fret south Street. ln sHlt
inf nc purpnsC of amu ndluR Article of W6
Articles Of incorporation OF suld company ly
making tho numbered shares uf rrultai Stock
netpiHary 10 ne held and owned , any STOCK
holder 20 quality him 10 become nu naicrr or
trustee IN snil company lees than I've huudrrd
shares OF Capital stock az now required by SAID
articles.
The annual meeting NJ the stockholders OF
saii company Tor the Election OF IFuttoas 10
serve for INC onHuing year, viii be- held at thp
above place, on January mn. isll ats O'Clock
pm. MllANpo PRATT,
eva Secretary
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- - -
She hand Of an honest grill It goes so
well with your manner, modest and
goodr
"sho woull hlve found 200 old this
pr0fa .u Of faith. took my howor,
therefore. aui went my way, but Nile.
Ecftha. when 1 arrived. lad already pro
yilcl hers u with arorngc cluster;
"'Doing unable 20 count upon vours.
said sho calmly, cHmlesliy throwing
upon a table the one had brought hes.
$50 much tine battor--i would utillzl
itmyielf, and che insle blossom l tool,
from the heap aud pinned in nay butiou-
hole log upon my breast aud kept my
hout warm during the whole Of that Ia.
tormIulh.o dinner
"Ihat beasily dinner during which it
seemed tl me tha, tho ittie Ausclg De-.
aide zoe played apaaI.as- role and ! Jaw
o.paitu .o mo pvrpcl1t.ly thc Maionna
profile anl tl. anilus air W my little
flower drl Sine 30 was that should lavs
boon the Gmcue. Tho fancoal Surely
81 th1 worl bad color, that color woJ|d
o. white, an white, Ike ihc rose ON my
breast
Iae ue"'"'"'0"T 'h' elh''' 'u''''
wit WIN I, HIp'1" ~ ,.,,-.-.,,..
and 700 ailon tho little BerthJ made m1
afraid. ycs, actually afraid. And Ike.
wise, as freq1eu,.d my fodstl shop
told myself that it was there ! should
and Ono companion, Che friend, the true
"i..g'a'o pa n'lf'n' or i'',' 49,.
Ny' '..'''''"' 'n'.u' ,o9'' " va
HNe' "'N.'i''' ''N oil,l','l' H'ihb 'loH'
ana p',N.iy u.L'''yi 70 marry Ho'i'
tN'l''H'h OF i."l'9.' v'nli"! GO, on "
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VI ~, -, -,
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p'''gN's' yNIuae9' ~ mort wien Vuo
e ~. ~. bs,'eot hNu 70 inc p'uuiply;
W, W. eau no 'onser l'a.o my iiieau
bl'N'Iu M'th hls nose IN tl' water
t'"V ''ltur'lis y, US no'a',es' rs IL 70
~ ~ VI h0' '"'9 'i'io' my i"''''' an
hM.lga' a., -. 90.
Hgl' u'eh' Ng, tNen' aih not
ina"' io' il',,ii !lNs'
, nL' u,l nul' "' Usual ,,, soI OUT iyt
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snDp' tu NC V' NY '''',y l''',' t.'',
t"c.o ,'ooL another O.e' 'ilis one rev
ii'''u ' lr.''y 'l,o ,'''u ".so Peil'e' pu,
sn' was ''oV ,''p u''' apuBh" SHc' 'ne!
So'a ''g, '.''' so'V 'M"y 20 , ~ , IA
b'uis ,8'e' a." '"" ley-ii.t Het 10
marry Ep'. 10 Mi'Ay 90 40 VIVA, Deer
ny AZ WIZ, ''lo I''s'l.. hllo"
HV,n Noun = S ,,..i never t'o" any mug
VI nii i ,'. low. low, hover maui !
l','i n'' huo, u "''i sl',l.-N'I h9ilo,
ly' "s', no' i'v' No-n'us' I,,,',s
Ml' .l. save ''i'' tl'o W5.s i,V'Ahing'y
llyi'! WIZ, an i l''','' "li' ue,p eyr',
,., 80 guy '',''-'.ss 10 "oHl''1'' -,
'i.'s, .'', ~, "''H = "1'l ",l''s anu
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NOTICE TO cRtoiruFy.


Eaiaic o. I.lfahtih Runner beeeafei'
NOrtCr a. HEREBY GIVEN nH TIN
~ utderstghod, administrator oi the estate
~ ElganriH nruntoI. deceased. " the orodl
tira Ut, ara 800 prfiuns having claims 1fninsi
tno sai4 drrDased, o. cNhiiIi thru WIN ~,
necessary fnuehcrr. within four mouihl oiter
tlB lftt puhlIcaf On OF iuis uuucci % tue ftll
admiuir'I1t7r iu emo % Nlddc.l & Adamf, ~.
t1rnrNa, 40 - IS ei Easi, tlrst South street. tAlt
n. uuUNEEB.
AdinIti iratur 10 the estate % Iinbcih
Trunk rr, lecrafri
W,nuftL q AuAEs, Attorneys cor estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-29

In the matter of Ono cfia.0 of Daniel McAiIs
tdf. UccJ.iud.

In the matter of iho ciia.g NJ daniel McAilis-
t1r. Ucct-tui.
NTOTtCg ~ HEREBY GiNTS TUAr
" MARY p. MrAllf er uHi Charles D.. miller,
hln.ini traitors Of the estate 81 ua1ici McAllH.
ter,uecsgsed hNn rendered. fof settlement and
Med In said court thrif hHai account " tht ir
ndmin.stratl1n Ot said cai7tU luf IciIlnn for
fual dialributiun Of the lIisut 90 ulid estate
among toe pcrs0us ehltl,i thereto, aud tha.
TUESDAY, the slth day " December, a. ~. i-3i,
90 DO O'Clock a,tu., OIL iho Uuug. noon - said
court, in the County tuuu House, salt Lake
= lty aud County tab Territory. hua b-en duty
appointed hY Che l1dEC 81 fA4 court. Tor 900
settlement 81 said account AID hearing said 20
tiitnu Tor disttiluu0u. ~ which time Hbd place
an pcrtou iutrftstcd IN aa.t estate may appear
and show cause, u a. y th,fr Ir, why anld nc.
Lual cislr button made A. prayed ipf.
Dated December sra, hni.
e. y. ALLEN,
Cic.t o. ihe Probate Cont.
nv q. 4. hLA.ruN. m.n.L-. am
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-29

20" " ''''i -ttie' bit'"tHt
Ana then. eyetY ovoning while push
iins my SUIT | went % dine la the B'u-
,u'Hiu MAleshefnes' 70 Ind myself again
Ia 'hr Wii1o ana g'it salon, with Che
h'uie ueohte'' thc same screens, the
sAihn uiVahs ana easy chairs from Boau-
Vala' only, MIG, Bortaa no longer cut
we ie"'es OK INC koNne dcs DeuS
"o ,'na.,es,
,,,. NOV , sne re'a lighter and droller
Journals MICA win Sketches and pie
luro' %, sehl.'i Iltile lldilsi who gfen'ly
i'',h oie" h.'sal'' Ivory DAG too, ]
,ooa het NnHeh OF Hover roses or
"N'uo me- entering u"iy ht the same
l'uit W.. 'ain' mop Whore' ON 'eoinH iHo
"'''Fe mus 'ii4 Always Tor iho ilmc puf'
no-e, lue s.lne young hlwef sirl put ont
nlr uhp1 20 tno "ino compartment ana
pfe,cnt,l me tne same roses anu Che
same ,i, macs
= ll' ueeom' regular customer, re-
Ern'.s no one ana always hurried
'.o"Bh " womb nave hoon very 500
"oio TO al'y ana contemplate those heaps
90 "'otou' blossoms Y1lets, ofuHF'
I'we.rs' ahoVe ava cAmallIns, thoir pHtHIs
luiiiur tho velvafv rhsnr az n ,.o..aa'4
fa.h. and In thnt v.rdur, v,,pg ,.i,l.
trim and sruilinr md ,yith tbc ro.y tirs
OF living gowerl
u Hrow idyihc' No mattarl RIA
hein'Iy
u old NOT nt hftt-tnrharian thnl I
pre.ty. sad fac, Of tb, ynpI,e g.r,5.i,
| ihat served me. tt6uybt npiv ~
Berlbn. NV opiy p.,tbs. hoe .oii,r
curls danced nl,vay. bcfor, mv .y,s
sle yns n tbous1rl tl,pe, ,rot,i,- ,i,n
the little Api,elr. md N oniv / s,il IN
mn. ed eho wor. t,c uorl,op, Inn,
of Inc peasantres, In tho op1ra-.-
"Aug,let ami tba. vow cv.,i,o o.,
turnei together. Bortbn ana / t5. is,yo4
of tho family nlbuip A v,ry nnci,
minrlel album M tbnt sol5js-g mcr.
chant. parchment amt. np,pl.n,i, mn.
cles, artillery colonies and a minister. A
minister. say. as in oilan Times ono
always Ind In cpc's aIbnU IA g,,nJs,.
thor cuifed In tho sldn cap az tbo N,.
tionnl Gnard.
"'Wait. Ha,d Bertha suddenly. closipg
the covers. Tven better ono ain 10 now
YOU. And she ran 10 fpek A.. 81, ran
-.ahl what fgursl And fhs BROUGHT il
-tbi. ono fuil OF nrtrr.ssa .ipgn-s
dnpseu-cs: all tho eboulders md bu.,
OF the onsra. all tho trnplts npd tigtt, Of
the ballet.
"Apd there. ggpdwicbol between In.
die and Iheo, saucy. roguish. the most
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MRS. oEhHAM's
Face Bleach

Cures the worst cnas " Ffccglcf San.
bum. sAliovnUi1. Moth tIierts, fmplcs Itd
hlt Iiin hlam.shet. Pfil1 sl.bO. lar ulcss
and effective. No gmp0 cen Dc aeut Lady
ArHuU wanted.
The Druggist n ua town Who nut
ofdsra bill ~ ny rrspafIi us VIII have his
name added ~ tais hdgnl HrmHni.
Nv preparations arc f1f sale lv wh1'cTsIn
frrgg 9. DO Chi aFp and gycfy Ci,y w,it V If
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-29

In The rforat. Court. ~ the County Of SAT-
Latci Territory " Utah
In the Ma,,ri q ne Eftsto Of sllsen
q, chase, docualct.

a. hAahrt lottAacts
Office Is Rely GIVEN, THAT
~ hulAm %. thNgc, b1minislHlfN ~ tho
tHirte Of siss' ~ a. g. .ar, declared. tAs tsn.
utfcn for settlement, aud nlc1 Ia 9rlt Court
hsr maj account " hpr aimluistrnuHl ef said
tcfituc " IHi4 estate among Tho ugfs1rs en-
nled thereto, ana that Sstuftsy,tie d tay VI
January 4. y. isf- a 10 o'tlota a. u... attlr
llOutt, sat lake Oty and C1uoly. AN lts'
ritpp hu botu uuiy upp i1ttd b3 thc Judge
oi hl'd Court COR nc ftiilymuut q LAD m
count and hearing sati petition fr fitrIhfi.
sgn' .i whoa time lni place aay pCrsou uttg.
rsi0i ln fuiu estate may aprphr aut sIlv
cause, 20 luy there hO,why said arHHunt shrrli
h"l pc lh'd ana hr proved and luli lstuUu.
ton made ~ Oh. ytU iur
Dated December II, isli.
q. v. ALLEN,
t.erk OF Tho IruHHta l1Hrs
iy q, r. STANTON, Deputy Clcrk a.
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'' '.''''N '''"'N 'ta Ht AA''AN'
I AnBAREr 4. WHITE, THE ADMINS.
AVi uatrlN uf thn rHtaiC n George Marta
NhIi0, deceased. having flsi Lor petition, duIy
Ntflnei,pfayinr Tor an urtnr ~ sale OF portion
Of the real csiato o. said DO dent ior the puE
pose u rein So forth, % " therefore ordered
by the Judge o. shii gouh that aiI prra0nH In
ttietttd in Tho o. ate Of uiu .trfaieG. appear
before The taid Probate cuUrl un "Wednesday,
~ sith day VI Janu Wy. isH1. 10 o. O'Clock ~
tue ioroaaon ni sai day, sttte Court Room
~ faid Probate iUurt, q fFu County Cuurt
House, DO The city aud ctur'Y u salt iAtc,
ltlh Ituillfyi g. HhoW cause why an order
should no be granted 10 DC said admluisita
ulN, y aoll 20 much or no seat ctfate ot tho
a-r}. and tkat copy Il thiAurfcr o. u1hI'ah0I
" l6a1t four frccestiyo wtels ih ,hH uEsrurr
tNtfiNc NfNe, ucaapapef printed aud nut.
! led iu SAID city ana county.
Dated DoeoiulerH. 1891.
q. W. BARTCu,
dsW Probate Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

In the Probate Court 10 and for salt Lake
County, Terrinry Utah,
In the matter " the ,suts Of George Martin
white, ursa.Hf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-29

NV safe pcpout vaults. absolutely blr.
tlar ana lropfoof. Renss s. to "a per year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-27
ST. Iou,s TO Colorado via Wichita,

Commencing Sunday, July IS, 1890, the
Missouri Pacific railway will run through
sleeping cars from St. Louis via Pleasant
Hill. Rich Hill, Fort Scott and Wichita to
Geneseo and from thence to Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver This change
was made on account o. great many peo-
pie from the east going to Colorado being
DESTROYS of going via Wichita. The train
will stop here two hours, giving all a
chance to view the Peerless Princess" and
still land passengers in Colorado same
time as if they had gone via Kansas City
1t also gives the citizens of Wichita sleep
ing car service from here to Colorado. Re
turning, it gives us through sleeping car
service Wichita toSt. Louis, and gives the
Colorado people chance to go east via
Wichita This change will undoubtedly
be appreciated by the travelling public, and
especially by the citizens of Wichita. If
you are going east or west go via the pop
ular new through route. Through chair
and sleeping car service. New route just
completed between Fort Scott and Rich
Hill goes through the finest mineral and
agricultural country in the west. Don't
forget the new short line to St. Louis or
Colorado.
City ticket office, 100 North Main street,
Wichita, Kansas.
46-tf Z. E. BLECKLEY. P g. 7. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-27
RAILROAD BREWTtES.

| Oberlin Smith in The Forum predicts
| that railroad cars will eventually be run in
| troughs, which will make deraalment liter
| ally impossible.
| In New York state during 1890 COS people
we're killed by railroad trains in one way
| or another and !, 434 injured. In 1889 $50
were killed and ], Jos injured.
The number of person Us killed in Great
| Britain by railroads in 1s9o-passengers
| servants, trespassers and others-was AT
as against 526 killed in 1879, and of injured
| 1895, against 2,242.
Mike Mulconnery recently resigned from
! his position as engineer on the St. Louis,
| Alton and Terre Haute railroad aftersserv-
ing the road faith fully at the throttle for
| thirty one years. He says he was begin
| ming to "lose his nerve"
The Michigan Central railroad proposes
| to put on a train drawn by new "com-
pressed" engine between Buffalo and De
| troit. They say it will make the trip of
$50 miles in less than five hours, the fastest
schedule time ever attempted.
Three hundred feet of trestle belonging
to the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia railroad was recently burned and was
reconstructed in thirty-six hours from tim
| Der which when the fire began was stand
ing in the forest. This sounds like a big
story, but it is true.
A chemical lung is the latest tunnel
ventilating device. 1t was ecently tested
IN London. In few moments it reduced
the temperature of a room from SO to IS
dogs, and made air loaded with gaseous
and organic impurities almost chemically
pure.
An all steel car is cylindrical in shape
and is designed to reduce the danger of
travelling to minimum and prevent tele-
scoping-the most fatal result of collisions.
There will be no splinters to xii! or injure
passengers in case of collision, as there is
no wood in its construction and no angles.
The total income of Michigan railroads
during 1890 was SIS, 755, 366 over 1883, and the
net income S., 1856 631 above that of the pre-
ceding year, equivalent to "a per cent. The
accidents during the year were 512, an in
crease of 40. Fatal results occurred in 17S
cases. The taxes received amount to $751;
234, an increase S45, LOG over 1889.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-27
ROYAL ElUSHES,

Emperor William has given orders that
women shall not be employed at night in
any government factory.
The little queen of Holland has her mill.
tary household, and her service includes
also a chamberlain, professors, her gov
erness and other attendants.
The Princess of Wales has given orders
that nothing need be submitted for her
inspection, or that Of her daughters, in
which birds are used astrimming
King Kalakaua, when he died, had with
him an unpublished book, 1.-The Temple
of Wisdom" in which he attempts to show
that all things have their origin in fire and
will end in fire.
The emperor OF Japan is tall in compar-
ison with the majority of his subjects, and
has strongly marked features. His eyes
are dark and watchful, and ne has slight
beard and mustache.
Wherever Queen Victoria goes her royal
bed and her favorite brand of cheese are
taken. She likes Cheddar best, and after
dinner she usually eats small piece of it
with a water cracker
The only Hohenzollern prince who sat
with an ordinary school class on an ordi
nary school bench was Prince William
now Emperor William Ii. He attended the
Cassel Gymnasium and contracted there
his distaste for Greek
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-27
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Horseshoes of compressed paper have
! been introduced into the artillery and cav
! airy of the German army.
The German government has resolved to
spend $4,000, 900 on three new armored
ironclads, four dispatch boats and thirty
eight torpedo boats.
The Argentine Republic has recently
added to its navy six first class torpedo
boats of almost identioally the same type
and size as the Gushing.
Messrs. Yarrow, of Poplar, England, are
building fast torpedo vessel for Austria,
and five torpedo boats are being built of
the fifty-six ton Schichan type.
1t is stated that as a result of recent ex-
periments several Italian warships are to
be altered to enable them to burn petro-
leum in their furnaces instead of coal.
The introduction of the magazine rife
into the British navy has been decided
upon This rife will soon undergo tests at
Springfield, Mass, with view to it's intro
duction into the American service.
Canister shot will not be used in the
French army in the future. The shells are
filled with an explosive made of chrysolite
and substance kept secret, and every bat
terry has seventy-ive rounds of these pro-
jectiles.
Although the United States navy is very
hard up" for seamen, the rigidHy of the
examinations through which candidates
must pass is in no way diminished The
number of candidates who are rejected
very much exceeds those accepted.
The Turkish government has been for
some time contemplating improvements in
it's navy. The small cruiser Heibetnumia
has recently been launched, and S42O, COO
has been appropriated to improve the Aza-
nth, Mahumdieh. Osmanieh and Orka-
niah
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-27
HINTS TO HOUSeKsEPERS.

Rise in the morning soon after you are
awake.
To stop hiccough take lump of sugar
saturated with vinegar.
Rub your lamp chimneys after washing
with dry salt and you Will be surprised at
the new brilliancy Of your lights.
Soak clothes that fade overnight in water
in which has been dissolved one ounce of
sugar of lead to a pailful of rain water
When any one runs nail or wire in the
flesh hold the wound over burning sugar as
soon as possible and it viii prevent sore
ness.
Soak the feet and bind on baking soda
dampened, and in the morning you will be
surprised TO find the soreness all out OF
corDs.
Procure from your druggist a small
bottle of tincture of benzoin, and apply
to any flesh wound 1t will heal immedi-
ately and not get sore.
Two apples kept in the cake box will
cause moderately rich cake to remain moist
for great length of time If the apples sre
renewed when withered.
A dress will look entirely ruined by berry
STAINS on IL, out II WHISKY IS poured on the
discoiored places before sending il TO the
wash it will come out as good as ever
Always dissolve gelatine in sn equal bulk
OF cold water; If put into hot water a: first
a strong taste Will be developed It will
take about fifteen minutes TO dissolve. bat
may stand two or more hours without
harm.
a teaspoonful of csmphor in wide
mouthed bottle, well covered with boiling
water. produces a warm vapo- which csn
be inhaled for the RELIEF of acute head colds
Tea minutes use, three times day, viii
suffice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED by the Dean Abstract Coz
The following transfers of real estate
were filed for record in the office of the
register of deeds:
Carrie Holden TO Geo Perren lot
Al Hillside Aldrich & Paufs sub
division, W d. ..........,.S 500
Catharine B. Pitkin to Chas Rossler
lot IS Fairview ave Sherwood's add
&c d. ............... .........-.
J NJ Pollock to David l. McConaughy
lots IS and 60 Emporia ave Mead's
add, wd.................. 5000
r G Cutter to Mary Ruter n19 swI
and So nw1 4 3 % lie, w d.......... $500
Sallie Toler to r + Guthrie Jr lot
81 Main st city. w d................ 1200O
Z II Jones to Badger Lumber COM
pany lot 70 and 3x57 feet in 20 Lee
ave Clearwater, w d......
d Bacon to p o Elliott VIZ ne4 IL
90 2w, W Observation-Disclosures. 1880
c Caldwell to Cathrine A Russell
81 80 blk n South University Place
add wd ................... ........ 800
c B Thacher to B F Sebring 35 Hum
boldt ave Gettos Sd add wd ~
S A Caldwell to Lizzie & Caldwell
swL 81 rs 1w 81 % Emporia ave
Zimmerlys I'd add l 3 5 Hillside
sub div College Hill wd. .. 5000
A A Sebring to \ Sprague 35 Hum
boldt ave Gettos Sd add wd .... l
b II Campbell to A Drumm Is Main
st city wd. Observation-Disclosures. 80. $500
ID F Hedrick to H NJ Longwill 25 rs
q blk Colwich wd ........ 2