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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19

Pantry Oilcloth, yards length, 35,
piece.
Bars Rose Queen Soap, 25c.
6 Bars Fairbanks Santa Claus Soap,
25c.
Bars Fairbanks Brown Family Soap,
the largest amount of Soap you ever
bought for 25c.
Volunteer Oil Stoves. 69c.
Gasoline Stoves, 1-burner. $3.50: 2
burner, 1898.
Ovens. Sl.65.
English Lawn Grass Seed. sc package
Gladiolus and TuberoSe Buds, for &c
Milk Crooks, Sc, 1Oc. l2c.
Favorite Wood AK, full size, roc.
Boys AK, 59c.
Carpenters Saws. 26-ineh. SOC.
Two-Hole " ood Mouse Trap, Sc.
Three-Gallon Family Oil Can, galvan-
lied iron, with faucet, 95c.
Machine Oil. 2-oz bottles, sc.
2-Oz Bottles of Lemon and Vanilla Ex.
tracts, sc.
Shoe Brushes, 1Oc.
513X915-lnch Copper Tea Kettles, s1.19
Fine Nickel-Plated Tea Kettles, 81 %.
Furniture or Carpet Beaters, 1Oc.
ThreeArm Towel Racks, &c.
Large House-Cleaning Sponges, l0c.
Egg Poachers, 21c.
10-inch Milk Strainers, 15c.
Hunters Flour SifterS, 21c.
Comet Flour Sifters. &c.
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator Pans,
CSC.
1-pint Tin Cups, 81 each.
Wire Meat Forks, SC.
Ebony-Handled Meat Forks, sc.
Curling Irous, sc.
Nichols Curling Iron Heaters, 10c.
Picture Wire &c box.
Picture Hangers, consisting of pict-
ure nail. two screw eyes and wire, DC.
5-foot Curtain Poles, with Brass
Trimmings, 25c.
5-fOot Curtain Poles, cherry or wal
nut trimmings, 40c complete.
Bristol Window Brushes, with pole,
SOC.
Bristol Dust Brushes, 19c.
Ready-MiXed Paint, 13c per half-pint,
25c per pint, 33c per quart.
Household Ammonia. &c per bottle.
Wash WringerS, with solid white
rubber rolls, S1.SS; nothing better made.
Electric Securing Polish, for cleaning
the windows, mirrors, and all glass and
tinware, &c.
Spring Roller Window Curtains, COM
plete, 25c.
1l-bar Clothes Horse, SOC.
UdelPs Patent Clothes Bars, the very
best, 75c, Csc, S1.25.
5-foot Step Ladders, 49c.
Coffee Mills. 25c.
Ladies' and Children's Garden Sets,
pieces, 10c set.
Carpet Tacks. 10 papers for 1Oe.
Wash Bluing, pint bottles, &c.
2-oz bottles Black Ink, Sc.
Screen Doors, all complete, for 81.
Mrs: Potts Polishing Irons, in q
set. with stand, 85c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19

The second sketch is a visiting gown
Or carriage costume Of pale lavender
yelling, slashed, over a petticoat of
black dotted nett, and trimmed on the
chest and under the arms with the same
transparent fabric. A black velvet rib
bon girdles the waist and heads the
deep cuffs. The hat is a convoluted,
black lace straw, with fan pleatlngs of
lavender chiffon and shaded tips curled
round the front. A crepe de chine
parasol Of a much deeper shade, with
embroidered chiffon ruffles, completes
this charming costume.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19
GAZING IN The GLASS
Character as Shown by the
Actions Of People Before
the Mirror.
Man Is Careless, but the La
dies Are Careful to Dis
traction.
The KisSable Woman and Her
Power Over All Sorts Of
Maseulinity.
Advice in the Matter Of Con-
ffiences--General Gossip
for Women.

AVE you ever
noticed the differ
ent ways people
have before a mir
ror? Watch in any
public place for
half an hour, and
you will find it
amusing.
With the utmost
uncOncern a man
will adjust his tie
or investigate an
incipienJ pimple no
matter where he
may be, but a
woman, outside of
her own room, in
variably looks in a
glass as if she had
the eyes of the
her.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19

Our Store is RECOGNIZED HEADQUARTERS for Diserim
mating Buyers Increased sales true evidence of popu
arity, forebly illustrated by the business
has larger space and better fac
ties for the proper display of great assortment Of rela
bic lowprieed merchandise. We enumePate few next
weeks special attractions Remember the Removal Sale
will only about month longer All goods marked in
thing goes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19

The first is very stylish coat for cool
evenings and for early fall wear. 1t is
made of reseda cloth with very long
skirts, somewhat full in the back, and
that looks as if Redfern were going to
give US some drapery rext season,
doesn't it. The seams in the back, the
bottom of the skirt and collar and cuffs
are braided with a metallic greenish
braid and with silver cords in a graceful
design somewhat suggestive OF peacock
eyes. The hat of grey straw has green
gray velvet and tips, and Oh the left side
spray of mignonette.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19

| I5c. I6c. Ice. 22c.
Retinned milk pans, LOT, 4c; POT, sc;
4-qt, 7c; 5-qt. Sc; GOT, &c; SGT, 10c; 10
qt, 12c; 12-qt, I3c.
Coffee TASKS, Sc.
Galvanized iron sprinklers, 4-qt, 35c;
Got, &c., SGT, 45c.
Painted sprinklers, 4-qt, CSC; Got,
29c; S-at, Soc.
No. Z wash boiler, copper bottom, S3c;
No. galvanized wash boiler, CSC; cOf-
fee canisters. hold one lb, &c.
Deep bread pans, &c.
Sponge cake pans, l0c.
Scorch-proof ware, nothing will burn
in these sauce pans, got, soc; 3-qt, 5Sc;
4-qt, Csc.
Combination kitchen tools. ice pick,
hatchet, meat FOUNDER and nut crack.
15c; heavy wire ice tOngs, 10c; glass
lemon squeeZers, sc; insect powder
guns, sc; WrencheS for tightening tops
OIL fruit jars, 10c.
Tipped sauce pans, 11I-pt, SC; LOT,
C; got. IOc; 219-qt, 12c; 4-qt, 15c; sgt,
1Sc; GOT, 2Oc; 719-qt, 22c.
Half-pt tin cups, PC; 1-pt TIN cups. Sc.
Porcelain-lined preserving kettles, 2
qt, 25c; 3-qt, 35c; 4-qt, 45c; Got, 59c; S.
bt. 75c; loot, S5c; 12-qt, soc; 14-qt, csc.
Model ice cream freeZers, POT, S1.19;
SGT, S1.49; 4qt. S1.79; Got, S2.19.
Fine nickel-plated tea kettles. No. Z,
S1.25; s. S1.39; 8, S1.45.
Best parlor matches, "a boxes 25c.
Removal sale on granite iron ware and
the imported blue and white enameled
steel ware, See our prices on these
goods.
Flour Barrels. nicely decorated, 25-
pound, re; 50-pound, S9c; 1O0pound,
S1.23.
Even Balance Scales. S5c.
All-Copper Tea Kettles, No. Z, SLID;
No. s, S1.29; No. 0, S1.45.
Fiber Wash Bowls, 1Sc.
Double Match Safes, &c.
Children'S Table Trays, 15c.
Clark's Machine Thread, black and
white, Sc spool.
Brooks Machine Thread, white and
black, &c spool.
100 yds. best Linen Thread. 2 spools,5c
500 yards Machine Spool Cotton. sc.
English Brass Pins, regular price 1Oc,
our price &c.
"a Sheets Shelf Pantry Paper, all col
ors, 4c.
shook muslin-coyered Corset Steels,5c
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19
Medicine Dept.
REMEMBER THIS:

No matter what you want from an apotheeary store
you can save money by buying it at Drug Department
We sell all Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles
and all other Drug Store Goods at lower reduced prices
they can be bought for at any other store earth
10000 sheets Tangefoot Sticky Fly Paper guaranteed
nonpoisonous sold everywhere Sc per Sheet price,
sheets for Sc Imported Insect Powder, 35c b Extra
quality Household Ammonia 7c bottle
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19

It's waste Of time to look else
where. We want your trade, and have
made prices that must crowd our store
all this week and bring you back again
for more later on.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19
SHEET MUSIC!
We have now In stock twenty-five hundred dfferen
pieces of Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music Your choice
&c. by mall &C.. Send for Catalogue, free

Still they eome Busy as ever even after the Fourtb,
Customers keep coming right along! goods YOU are
looking after fresh and new, and as usual at lower
prices than you ever anticipated buying them for
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19
VIII Keep Diaries

It is very natural that the students
should desire to keep an account of the
facts worth remembering, but the
keeping of diaries is strictly prohibited
10y the rules of the school. But that
doesn't trouble the girls any. They
manage to smugGe into the school
small narrow books. in which all re-
markable events ale religiOusly
recorded That the books may
escape the attention of the teacher,
they are kept in the hem of the skirt.
But as all the garments of the young
ladies are Inspected after they are laid
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19
HOusekGepers' Department.
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ASENGENI,

S-ut dish pans, 15c.
LOOT dish pans, 17c.
IA at dish pans, 21c.
17-qt dish pans, 26c.
loot bread raisers, Csc,
Largest size tin crater, &c.
Oil stove tea kettle, copper bottom, ,25c.
Heavy bird cage hooks, SC.
Silverine tea tray, &c.
1-gal-oi can, 13c.
Galvanized cuspidors, large size, 15c.
Knife and fork trays, &c.
21@-quart tin preserving kettles, 13c.
AIT, DOT, 6-qt, 713-qt,
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SUMMONS.


The People Of the Territory Of Ulsh sohd
Greeting
10 Michael NoKiv. Defendants
YOU ARE uEnrBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear boz lu arugu lrouEht against YOU ~
the above named u.alnuf 90 800 Distinct CIuff
Of tue third Judicial district ~ the Territory
Of ltaht nrd 20 answer tho compliant sled
therein WITHIN ten days .cNclusiyc " tho day
81 scfyical AFTER ihC service on rou Of this
sdinrons-if served Within this cHuntvi W, ID
served out VI this county, hut in thli district
within twrniv days Otherwise WiuhIu fIfiy
dsya, o. judgment bY default viii he taken
asHinsl you, according TO tho prayer Of said
The saii action IA brought 60 have decree
Of THIS court distliyinr tfn bonds 0f uhtfimony
between piAntih Hno defendant au1 dc roe
OF divorces egnhttd 10 pihIutiI according 10 the
statute iu such raHcf mudc nuu VrtFiNrIi that
this court allow 10 plaintiff sucu Aimpuy A.
may be lust, tOsothcf with reasonable Ait1r.
nefs' FOES aud tbo coats snd charges Of ihis
suit, nud such o'lut and proper relief a. " tho
court may seem just Above relief prayed on
the ground that on nF about the spring ~ ls5i
deftnlaut, without any cause or rArusn lr
fault oi piAinuh. deserted ord sDandnucd
plalnun anu has ever since lived separate ~ 4
aptH fr1r her, aud ina. since said wear. ifi1.
81 foniaut fas failed a. supply 1rythlrG for nc
support uf pilintn m their faid rhud.
And Bou ar, hereby n1uleu thnt u you IAN
~ appear aud answer The sad complaint d.
aboytr,qairei, ihc tsid plainuf VII spply 70
wiiross. Che hon char,nl =. IlUo, Judge,
ana the. rai ~ the nutfiat Court % tAr fulrf
Judiclal District, in aud far tlUtcrrturj 10
utaA. ihlH isth DAY 0f iuy iu Che year ~ our
ioti one ihlutand eight bundled aud ninety.
i.n,tf nENgY g MCMILLAN. CLERK.
lIy Gao ~. L0ouis. DlpuU Uiurs,
duug ~ tues
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Tho popular impression that every
family possesses Bible rs well as n die.
tionary aud a copy Of Shakespeare, like
many other popular impressions, seems
10 be an erroneous one, for there is in
town firm that makes u business OF
renting out Bibles OF an expensive and
handsome kind. suitable 20 hand TO u
bishop or fashionable clergyman on the
occasion OF christening, wedding or
funeral Ia the family. If on the occa-
sion OF these religious episodes IN the
family the high church dignitary should
turn TO the blank leaves between tho
Old aud New Testaments he would find
them devoid Of genealogical records, to
the condemnation ct the family. A do
posit is demanded when the Bible Il
hired, and II charge Of two dollars a
night is tho regular priee.-New York
sun.
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The far famed Rob Roy MncGrcgOs
was conies ally Che best sworlIaau VI
his day. His celebrity for welding tho
olaymore excited MRcNuil of Barra, to
visit him Tor the express purpose Of try
ing his proves. Birm was % peatls
man, pos essing the qualities that ondoar
a chief 20 bis clan. with the accomplish.
mCnts which confer accepia6iiiiy Ia poll
lhcd circle On arriving at Rob Roy'a
houso tho MacNoil clioitgn found h1
was az Buchanan attending the market.
md th'ih,r no repaired. lln mot soy.
cul gentlemen on hlitohack on their
way home, aud ncco-uug The nearest,
begged 10 know II Rob Roy was ltil at
tho fair.
"Who inquiries for Rob RoyT inquired
yoico, more remote.
"MacNgil Of Earra. sail tho chiuL
Rob Roy approached, announcing him-
ssl'; and nlUr exchanging salutes Brm
suil:
II hayo heard Rob Roy oSt1llsd ns tho
beet sword inau Of our times, aud have
come n long journey 20 provo whether no
or deserve that commudauon"
"Chiottaiu OF BTrrl," mii Rob Roy,
81 mover sought quarrel wi'haly man;
and u II plaafrs You TO thiuk yourself
tho better sworjauln / have no obicc-
Ton 10 your opinion
"rhis IS the language Of fear" said
Barra.
"Who dares TO speak 81 fear 10 Rob
Rob MacGrcyoiT said M8cGregor. "Dis-
inonni, tir. aud try u I'm afraid
The chiyalrous encounter Immediately
commenced. and Rob Roy found Barra
nearly bis match; but n,tcr much dcx.
ferrous play he wounded Che chicftain in
the sword arm, no that he was for sew
end no4.ls c,ssasl % Bg,alnan.-
Scottish American.
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As most adults write without much
regard TO the angle which tho words
take, It Is TO them "a matter OF supreme
indifference whether upright or sloping
calligraphy is best for their health. But
with children it Is different Hence
there may be something In tho recon-
meudaiion of Drs. Won Rouss and
Lorenz to the supreme council Of by.
gicne for Austrin that IN future children
should he taught to write in erect char
actors, for in this form Of penmanship
the scholar faces his work, aud is spared
the twist Of the body and neck which is
always observable In those who write
slantwiso, and tho tendency to spinal
curvature induced thereby.-London
Tit-Bits
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This habit of naming boys after eoma
fiiend and hanging two "last" names b
lad all Of bis life is about played out
AZ least. that IS what Mr.. Sawyer Cook,
Of this city, thinks atout IT, His baby
had the cramps the other night, ani
paregoric did not tecm to have tho
slightest effect upon tho little sufferer,
10 Mr.. Cook flew 70 the doctor post
haste. He pulled the bell with a rousing
jerk. Up went the ido window. and
the physicians voice called oxcitedly,
"Who's thercy'
sawyer Cook" hurriedly cried the
anxious father
"Saw my cook. did youl Well. what
the deuce do care If You saw the cook,
the chambormaid, tho butler and tho
stable bow You let that bell alone, you
loon. or Ill break your facet Get out Of
that"
"l3ut tell you I'm no loon. rmsaw-
yer Cookr
"Confound II, what do care II you
did zee my cook THAT'S her business II
che wants to galliyant around at night.
mind my business, she minds hors and
you had better go about yours il you
want TO keep ont Of trouble. Hear me-
81 dOn't know anything Gbout your
servants. doctor. and | am not drunk,
but my baby X sick, and II you don't
hurry up she will DIET!
"Your bsby's sickg Who arc youyr
cried tho doctor In astoni.hmeut once
more.
"Why, I'm Mr.. Sawyer Cook, Of 3l5
Gripc street, as told yon before, and
my baby's dying with the crampr cried
the hgonized father
ION, beg pardon, sir-l thought you
Were somo bum. viii DO down di-
rcotlyw
The baby & all right now. but Mr..
Sawyer Cook wants his name changed
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
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LuciV NII Nluug tuWnHuU. Location Of
rpli race ot iidsIucHa ltrh CITY,
UtAh Location OF Muc Huate tfeuK
AUuIng iNHlrit. Wasafgh county, 4 Hh.
NrsTfDE ts iUEiN GIVES, lllAt At
~ umtcUHr ~ thT Hoard ul 1ruIt'rs. hold
on the Hsf Hat Of october 1881 au tHeFament
ESQ. a. Of thtro cruis UeF fttFu Wls lcN cd un
tHu capital stock % Goo corporation pas alle
Cly.Ui4H. An 4Iusa upon Auich ttId rasosa.
mrnt maj rfmafH uIua'I nm tho IN iHF "
december. 1874, will Boz utlirgu. u' and adNor'
mont 81 made ieiofo,W Will Boz sold on tha s5ih
day l' JguH~F. 1882, 10 Room r. 30 tontu
iuton nlildiue, salt lake city, ltth, 20 paT
rolftquUut assosHm0nts. tsgtthsr wh the
eurta uf HHyfftIs ur aud rnurrsrs 10 Hafu.
" j. HUTTON, reerctarv,
salt late CITY, tah.
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10y ohnlh nf lllt COUNTY COZ W Z
- ~ ~, m - ,,,..i,,,, h., "a t.'U5t,
,t'lt ~ ~ - '',,,. $500, Nv, tH.l' .'.g
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Hn,t1"h' F'h'- W."
iIilut;; ,.,,,,.t. g. .,,, ,,.,y..,,s, ,,,ii,,.
Mininp rcc0fda, same aa lie 4 sc0ris.
Leu and icrsc., same a. deed rtcofis'
Abstract rcooril, 'hge ~ now n,ed. a..
blFttl hhufn rfsu lNAthtt W ah except Wv
ats,ract records.
ilat book sioetp luohcs ~ loot lhch,s
indess. 70 same. -.
utAht.r anu hIAh'' ihHeNeA'
tnlfN uoph. 49,,
lioreip,s 70, documents. same mnow used IN
thc once, WIN tluh 10 uoohh nl lup1 cA.ls
Mining abstract rcsoTia and direct INDEXES TO
SAINT. n, ,,,... ...a-ts have ,,i,,.t farm.
o' ~ ~ ~, - n d,tss',,i, y nj, y. nv,
SUI ", a,nu,,'' i ~ w '"'' " '
'VnoiSs ~ ~, A.. ,,yra In ,ni, ,r,uii
,,',1, n.nS'" IN, ioass sany.s rsvs,s and
,suasla sorneIs' na, ops ,ps naq rAb,r 70
w h"wns " P'uh' u' . wv. l,ns.i VI
y = .htN' - p. ~" y 49, 49, Nv. 49,
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Choops WAS the builder Of tho pyramid
which bears hi. name, gld. as II 30 mako
the structure perpctgato his deeds for an
time 10 como, the very stones aud bricks
OF whichit Il competed arc stamped with
his name. Chnops liyol nearly $500
years ago, bis great pyramid being an
antiquity IN the days when tho great
nations OF old were IN their youth, aud
yet We OF this Nineteenth century can
have the satisfaction OF looking upon the
very ring he wore so proudly upon his
royal hngcrl The hicroglyphics ON tho
ring arc infinitely accurate aud beauti.
fully executed, the ring itself being Of
inest gold and weighing nearly an ounce.
The oval signet bears tho namo Of Che.
ops, which is In hieroglyphies In perfect
accord with the stamp on tho bricks Of
the great pyramid. This remarkable an.
tiquity was found In n tomb al Ghizeh.
1t now reposes in the museum OF tho
New York Historical society.-St. Louis
Rcpublic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-08

A statistician in Paris has tho patience
10 count the number OF words employed
by tho most celebrated writers. The
works Of Corneille do net contain more
than 1000 different words, and those OF
Moliere 5000. Shakespeare, tho most
fertile and varied OF English authors,
wrote all his tragedies and comedies
with 1900 words; Voltaire and Goethe
employ 10000. "Paradise Lost" only
contains 5000, and the Old Testament
says all that " has to say with 5,Gio
worls.-Cor. Baltlmore Amorlean.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-08

Besides flowers, several other articles
arr called into use by tho perimner.
Musk ia the most important. 1t comes
out Of the musk deer OF the mountains
of lndin. China and T'hibet. 1t Is *
tremoly difficult TO obtain unauthorized,
mud when obtained In that condition
costs twice its weight IN gold. so great
10 the tennily of the odor, that In an area
Of five feet 1t gives ont %, $4,000 par
ticlss without undergoing au Hppreciabio
dimiuution OF woigAt.--Nsw York Even.
ing sun.
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NOTICE 10 cREDlToRs.


NlilI0 o. sImUI0n D. lINHlTcf, Ur01llcI'
NToIfCE rs HEREBY GIVES ny THE uN.
~ dUfsiaHed oNrrutOrs o. tho c'tlic 81
simpson u. liunahrr, deceased, % tue rredi'
tore o.. and nli per- nus having claims Or llu 90
thu snff dcrcHrrd, Goo rkhhit them. glth tlu
nccrasary voucher. within ton Wuntis after the
ifEt publication ~ this notice 20 the said es.
,cuiurs, care uf David D. unnton. 40 DIG Cot
tpnNooi. m the county % SAT- Lake, Otah Ter
ntury.
Hated November iiih 1891.
fI1LAuIIH ". uutFAkER,
DAVID 10 bltNtUN,
GEOMGE ~ GARDINER.
Executors and Trustees uf the estate ot -imp'
son d. huhakor, deceased CLAW ma
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In one year the quantity of fruit M
loaded at London bridge was no less than
i7,7lO,0O0 bushels, tue value Of which
was estimated ut $2s,0l0,0OO. This
chiefly consisted OF apples, oranges,
lemons, onions and potatoes, the two
latter, though not strictly coming under
the appelluuon o, fruit being rock-
oned Ia with the rest,-Lxchmge.
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AruTICr ~ HEREBY GivEN THAT
N AmrIiAJ, Tugpy, adtIirtHlirN ~ thd
estate OK Lem b. 1infeT, urGglsci, hls tCus
d,rtd Tor setf'cmeut, and tivi ln SAID Court,
hrt dnai account of her adminlstrntiln ~ ahid
estate and petition Tor lual distribution ~ the
fofIiue oi said estate ntluur ilu persons co
uIftl thereto, and that luCslHF, NIe sth faT ut
December. 3. ~ 1871. NJ 10 o'cI0e. l.m., at IN e
cont room 81 faid Court, in te County Court
House, salt Like Oiiy ani County, tab Ter
utory, ihH been duly app nttd h, The JufH'
~ said Court iar thc settlement ~ sad aH
count and hearing sad petition lHr listrihu.
ton. st white time and place aaY ruruu inter.
tf,tI Boo aHd gstate may appear and show
ttutr. If suy there ciwhy sa'dHU.H4nt Should
NOT ho suttlr1 and atpuNci and llal lififiuu'
ton Wtdl nH prHvro fon
Dated hUyi tCr no. 1901.
e.. D. AtIEN,
CLERK Of she iTol 4tu 4 dur'
uyC.E. STANTON Deputy lluE dt1
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BRUISES.

7i6polplln street.
Baltimore, No,
JanyialfD.
"INasbrnia ilal.
lyinhlpand aldo by
anuant nr rtits.
ycrcly st Jaoolton
completely cured
me-" wa g. ltAnpEy,
Mcmbefof etnJe
Legislature.
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In the Probate Court Of tht County Of salt
Lake. Tcuifoy of tah.
IN the matter " the titc OF paniol MEANS
tcF, d'faasgd,

NOTICE IS uEgrHY GIVEN THAr
~ STAR o. MrAlIftcr aud Charlie l., Miller,
adirInistfainrs ~ the Cftnte OF Dnnie| MrAl's.
fer.rorH ased, have rendered for srtllttlaui ana
n.gd in said rluri lttir hnal account uf ca lr
admiustratlrn Of asld cainte and petition Tor
nnai distribution uf TIE fCfldua of said estate
among Tho petauus entitled heroic, tuu WAS
iursuHy, thr elth day ~ December, 4. u l''ll
court la iuf County ruurt House, salf Lake
glty and County titan Territory. hAs been duly
appointed bt thr judge Of falu court. Tor ihe
sottienrHt off, account aud hoarinE saii pc
utiun Tor distribution, "a. Which time am place
any person Interested ~ ha'd estate may appear
aud show cause, if there he, Wht tuiu ace
count should rut Ne ftftlcd aud approved aud
dnni distribution made ns prny ei FOE
q. n. AfLTN,
Cleti Of The lfobatu Court
Iiv e STANTON. deputy dli
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NOTICE. TO oRrp,roRs.

Etiaic Of Peter o. Ihomasicn, Deceased
NOTICE u HBRERY gtvEN ny TuE US.
N dcfaiEncd. Olnf lhuMHfHen, admiuu ira.
tor ~ the tale u Potter ~. 1nnmnHstu, dc .
ceased, 10 the lciitora ~, fuf a'l TerHuna hhv.
lug ciaima AEninat Tho fall deceased. tn OK
hih.t lhom. with the nCacHfGrr vnuehtr1 within
ten mnutha afor the niat uuhieauun VI Tits
notice. o. the aniI Oiof ThuuuatDu, az salt ilto
Cry m the county Of SAT- Lake, Ctah Tom
ton.
dated NOV. iWn. 81.
OIOT THONAssEN,
Administrator of no estate OF Peter %.
1huWasfgn. deceased.
harlow Ferguson and john 81. Cannon, Al
totncsa for AdminisTat1f diaw bw
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