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hisnu iih't HNNHfse'i htaNtf"AtH
The People Of the refr,Oy Of Utah send
To louisa fia,t. widow, Francis : Dyer Ellcn
=. lrfii. lois Is. iiant aai Ann 4. i'fali,
heirs Of zoe late Adiiaon PTasi, ascsasri,
defendants
WOW AigI IiEREnY REQUIRED TO Ar.
pear ~ M b. tipn Brought agfaioft you by
of the 1hrt Judicial uififetof the f,ffitOry
ct ItAh, and 20 artWff re compliant nlcd
Of -aIvicel after the .gf'ige On you of this
tufnmons-if served within thls county Or, u
served oui VI ihia oouuty hut IN ins district.
eIihin twenty dAJt othefWise Within forty Gays
or iuigmrnt ~ default viii hr taken n.falntt
YOU, according ~ tho pfayerni said comp ani.
The said aruou 10 brought - have agcfev
q this court sdigdgng zach Of iac deisnianil
D. me properly her inaftsrf idescfipei, and
dolornuinF such clam ~ claimsi az.
iaiElgA mat the dei'ga,n" or sasa o,
lnforest whatever m aaid piemsrs ur
property, aud that the Ute OF nlaihun 70 sans
md the Whole iteteoi g SOD ana YAH, psr,
Them tTqm ssssrurE huf adverse inicic't ~
"a 4 land ana pfrriss-, ard gfaniinE plsiuuh
such other and iutthtf fghti sato ,lliW 70
10 Wit uomlaeneiuE % =, D. corner Of lot .,
lilocs y, flai sat iako tity suNey, tnn'
hinE thence Wet ruds, itrecs Norih laio1s,
thence East : rods, theaee south 70 Iud. 20
pli.re 81 beiinu.Hs situate IN san lale city
aud County. uiah Territory.
And you arr HEREBY htu led that n ~ fail
10 appear and answer Toe saii eomplant a.
above required the saii plaintiff w.liarply 10
the Court Ter tho relief demauded there n.
witness tho Hon, tharles : Zane. Judge. and
the seal " the nituitt Court Of The Thiri
Jadicial Diatrici, IN ~ iut the fsriiiofY
Of TITAN. thisith day of ehruary In tue Ysar
of0ur Lord one thousand eight hundred
fssSI' ilESRr q. MCMILLAN.
clefk.
Ny OIo U. I.oorIs,
din Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Coust IN and for SAT- lake
County, Territory % ttah,
In the natter of the Estate " Daniel earn.
uctcascd.-NOfttN

T''NI7N7I'7 7'"''T =
NYoTtCT l. uEHEuN GiNtN THAT
~ fuman A. Tnaian and samuel NAfu, al
Wtnistrators uf tie estate OF ulnlcl earn,
fcfeutfd. haye fenicfrr 'oF Afiiltmtnt. and
llfd ~ said Court. their hnal account y
their administration Of fnid tsiats and
petiiiau for nnai fifiIihuuun ~ The fcsi
uur uf faid estate among ihc perfnhs
entitled thereto, ana that rntmd4li NE get
dsv Of iairs, 4. u. l-,i, NJ o. O'Clock a. No.,
al lie Uauft llnotn 81 said touri, M The tnuuiv
Court iiuufe. salt lake tiii nnd County, ItHh
Icrtitory has been duty nrpointeIh The dudsv
n SAID court ,fnf the settiemsnio saii account
and Tearing sald ptuitnr Tor disfIiluuUu, ~
winch time and pace ny'p"tfnn interested m
said estate NAY appear uni shnN rau.et " any
there ht, WIZ aiid account should not BE
settled aud approved and nnal distribution
made nH pfaYfn Tor
UE. ALLEN,
dsa Clcrk OF The Probate Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12

a Milwaukee man had horse that no
blacksmith could shoe on the hind feet.
AT length the bright idea was hit OF
chleroforming the horse and putting on
tho shoes. This was done, When the
beast cane to himself he nearly kicked
his hind quarters OIL in tho attempt to
get rid OF the shoes, but II was no CO.
science was too much FOR brute force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12

Photography plays queer prnnks with IL
subjects sometimes. \ photograph often
flashes ont family resemblance that hal
never been noticed Ia a face until then. A
photograph has u way also VI telling on
people sometimes 1he hidden cruelty or
sensunllty, or vanity, or deception coates
To light under the searching ~ the sun,
however successfully the mans viii or
craft may conceal IL ordinarily A rascal
@ running risk when he has his photo
graph taken. Ills friends may see what
he u trying 10 hide, II wiz Jancs who
wrote that remarkable story, The LEAR"
There was an artist who painted u portrait
Of the husband OF Iho woman he had once
loved himself, When the portrait wns
finished, the husband and wife, aud not
only they, but all the world, saw GA the
canvas the face Of consummate liar.
Whit the artist did ON that ocrasion Il
what the sun Often does, II tells the truth
that tho mHn has hidden 30 successfully.
New York Evening sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12

truJFcl I'll the way ON foot, Over mnun-
tain end through tnorssa, carr nv KNAPP
snck mud KUN, slept or bfurl hgaps % keep
out OF the mud. caught coii. nom the =.
fncis ~ which hil friunds thought be- would
uovrf rccoycr. Lingering vita allow cgn-
sumption fIf many Ycart. 10 saw Dr..
plrrsc'e uoidcn Medical Discovery ndyvr-
tis1si In n country newHparCt. aud be- do
teffui1cd 10 Try u. a fcu bottles wurked
n ciaugei ok months, continuci ufH gurofl
lin. Always ton Independent 10 mk biz
country Tor q pfnsiou. ~ now says he
.utds nuur. lie hulped savr ha country,
h. saved hinsslf' Cousufnpiiu1 q Lung.
fcrnfuit Tor sorufuln. IN MI iif myflsd
fonna. no /" Dtcovcry =" u az uucquahd
fcmoily. tt closns- the system ~ MI
hino.i.islnis from whatever ciuaa arising,
md otirus NIL SKIN and Scalp De n,st. salt
rhrum, 'f,ttrg Ecfrml. and kluirtd all
menta. n IL guaranteed tg ten"it ur
cufr In nii dissmos Toe which u u f1cuin-
mrnae,i or money paid for u VII ~ ~
funded. sold ~ drirRists.
Copyright. 49, BY woHLD't bis, Mrn Atr'S.
s---.~---~--~--~-s---
mn, saCt.'. cArAIsHft uEuIDY
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Home and Foreign Missionary,

And IL desirable acquisition also to
every student OF Theology aud other
person who yalacs tho means Of adyo-
eating and defending Scriplurally and
Historically TIM Principles OF tho Gospel.
The wishes OF tho compller,, that tho
work be published without prof, 80 as 70
bo within tho reach OF every person de-
sirlng II, hayo been studlod In this as
wall ~ tho hrs, olitlon, aud therefore no
discount oxcep. Tor cost of postage Is AL
lowed 10 dealers.
The hook Is bound Ia four didiorant
styles and sent postpaid 10 any address
at The following
ppInEc. as conts, SO cents,
TRlVIo' SO cents. and Sl.lO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12
suMMoNs.

IN ne District Court IN mld ior ne 7hfri
Iudieiaf bsiuci Of Udh Territory,
County NJ SdN Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12

In the Mater " the ist1tu pf John wilson.
nerrusel =-Nufftt.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVES. THAT
- Margaret wilsnn, adminifitaittN oi thvc''
tafe ~ IHhu Wilson dHcralrd, nfs rendered
Tor settlement, and hled ~ stid court her hunl
eccuunt n her adm niatfsNiun ~ 81 raiatr
auu pstitiuu fuf nual dittnlutinn 90 ttrresilac
o. HHtu estate amnur The uHrsnnH enlt'lel
thereto, AMI that "wednesday. tho ~ LAY NJ
krul. n D. isll, 81 DO O'Clock q, o., "a thr
tnrft lioou Of tn.i court, in ne County tuuti
linhfe. salt Lake cay and cuuuty, iinu
1crttpfy. tla been duly appointed by ne
iud1e ~ said court. Tor The sriiiriusut Of sail
acrouht and hearing al pctiiion for dlsiriha'
ton. At Which time and plhee apr prrsnu lnies
sstcd In Haid csiate NAY Hfpear aud shpN
cause, IL m theio lr, why HhIl nreount should
not be- settled and approved hnd nnh dhiriuu'
tlnu made no rfaytu fuf.
nated MHffha. lrNi.
q. b. ALLEN,
uierk vi the Probate Court
By q. b. STANTON, Dcpiiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12
The Putnam Nail

CANNOT SPLIT. SILVER or BREAK.
Il isiho only Hot Forged aud Hammer.
Pointed ilorscshVe Nail In the World
inaic by machinery In precisely the siu,s
manner a. the 0ld.iashloned land-mnds
nail.
The United States Government protect,
the proves " theif manufacture through
patents, aud other firms who make ot
advertise u Horseshoe Nall ~ here dc--
crlle'i. ate guilty OF Infringement and
D'ceirlng ne Pibiic.
As YOU VALUE YOUR HORSE
imgl.i on your Blacksmith using The
PUTNAM. II Ia absolutely safe,
faf saic bf aii dealers In Iiarfeshoe Nails.
sample fee ny malt Msahea na Paper.
nntnan Nail IA nannreat pncto, Nass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12

The Dcscrst saving. nsnk. a Corporation.
Plaintiff,
70.
George y. YeAdnn, Henrietta leadou, stewart
y, bauFh, jane. Nurdoct, tooncr Andcr
son aud fdvafd }. rrcnwith,
Defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12

pu. slGE's oArAIsRs REuEDY
rtirua tho won't cuaTs. No matter ~ now
,pns stfdlnr. " cunts, BY dgurg.sta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12

LortsA PAN, widow, FRANCIS nira, :
ELLUS =. inAl-f. lots n. lirNr sui I
Ass l.. rHNff. heirs OF The att "a !
disou FRAT, deceased. bsferiauts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court ia aud for SAT- Lake
County. ferriiufy oi Utah
In the Mater " the ist1tu pf John wilson.
nerrusel --Nufftt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13
COUNTY BUILDING =.
TRANSFERS.

11-Myra F. Eastman to G W Berg
gust. lots and 2, block A, Griffith &
Co.'S addition TO Moline. 50 100.
SW Wheeleck to Mary j Flint, lots
and 2. Stevens addition, and lot II.
Woods third addition to Moline, 81.
JF Brewing to S 5 Crompton. par.
of lots 8 and 8. block 6, Atkinson's sec
ond addition to Moline $4,000
City of Rock Island to II G Borgess.,
part of lots and 8. block CO. Chicago or
lower addition to Rock Island, $500.
Jacob Lane to ID Kane, two tracts in
sw4 81. IL. 8 v and tracts in nw4 81, IL,
3w. $3.50.
PJ Wagner to S Y Eckert, lot 4, block
~, Chicago addition to Rock Island,
$3.50
NJ A Rodmsn 10 Henry Frank. one
tract by metes and bounds in Hsles ad>
di,ion to Rock Island. $3.50.
DIV Aiken to C Dewrose. lots / and
2. Stewards subdivision in South Moline,
and part of lol 25, 5. Il. 1w, SIS.
PROBATE.
Estate OF Asmus Lage-Will admit
ted to probate letters Parliamentary issued
to J Lage; bond waived in will.
Estate OF Samuel Richards Claims al
lowed; executrix's final account filed and
approved; estate closed and exscutrix
discharged.
Estate of Ernest Wsltman-Adminis-
traitors report filed and approved.
Estate of John w. Cowden-Deposi-
ton of G. E. Fisher. one of subscribing
witnesses to Will fled and will admitted
to probate; letters tests,nentsry issued to
Rhoda and James Cowden; bond waived
by will; q. D. Mack. W. 81. Marshall and
G. L. Walker appointed appraisers.
Estate of Andrew J. Llttle-Proof
of death; will presented for probate; Pc
tltion by Albert Little for probate of will
and letters testsmentary.
10-Estate OF Paul Jahrs-Inveutory
filed and approved.
Estate of Bailey Davenport-Clsim of
August Cyrus ct $50 81 in seventh class
10-Karl Geisler to Fritz Boyer. lot 6,
block ?, Bailey Davenpors's third addl.
ton TO Rock Island, $3.50.
12-Estste OF D. T. Snider-Orler al
lowing claims Executors report filed.
Estate of Matilda R Stoddsrd-Win
admitted to pro bate, letters testamentary
issued 20 Eudora NJ Stoddard, bond
waived by will.
Estate of Maenus Shinstrom-Will ad.
mitted 10 probate.
LICENSED TO WE'D
9-Wm Crab, Jessie Ssdoris, Port By
ron.
4-Pe;er ScheIb, Christine w Nelson,
Moline.
10-Adolph Siberian. Chicago. Clara
Rosenfield. Rock Island; Earnst Carl
Mark. Selma Carlson, Moline.
11-John r. Jordan, Peoria, Mary
Rough, Rock Island.
12-Johp A Anderson, Minnie c.
Johnson, Moline.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13

two rooms on the third floor
and east side of Mitchell d Lynde's new
block for $S25 per annum. Mr.. Wells
offered substitute that three rooms be
secured, and upon Mr.. Mitchell offering
the three rooms for $3.50. the notion, a.
30 made after considerable discussion, in
which L. Simon, W. G. Msucker, E. II.
Guyer, r. Champion, E. f. Parmenter,
Fred Hass and Oliver Olson were heard,
was submitted and carried.
Az TO FEES AND DUES.
The question of membership fees then
came up and DR.. Paul moved that the
amount be 915 with annual dues of SO.
Mr.. Carse moved that fees and dues be
$40, in effect after August /, the present
S. rate for both to continue until that
time. The subject was debated at length
and finally the amendment of Mr.. Carse
was adopted.
The executive committee was au-
thorized to exercise judgment in procur.
ing furniture for the new rooms. Messrs.
D. T. Robinson, E. II. Guyer, G. w.
Negus, Adair Peasants and s. s. Davis
were elected to membership, and the as
sociation adjourned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13
Sensation al Talk.

Reports upon the street today about
Charles II. Deere having sold out mis-
interest in Deere s. Co.. were flying thick
and fast. According to rumor the sale
had actually been affected. The street
talk is due, no doubt, to the presence in
the city Of tuo strangers, who have, for
several days past, been busiiy at work
upon the books Of the company. Mr..
Velie. secretary of the company, upon
being seen By the Journal reporter, says
there is no truth IN the report of a sale.
The strangers are registered at the Kestor
as Louis Walden an ! August Fischer, both
of New York. We understand they are
expert accountants. Mr.. Deere probably
has his reasons for putting them at work
upon the books, which may, or may not,
be known later on.-Moline Journal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13
Silver are.

When such stocks as you find, for
instance at Folsom's, Johnson's or RAM
sers are offered to buyers, don't believe
1t pays me TO carry "hollow>ware." I
shall still sell knives and forks, spoons,
ETC., but to close out what have of such
articles as are named below, 1 offer the
prices given. These goods are just as
good plate as money can buy, and be-
ieve this is an unusually good chance to
get silverware, if you can use any of the
pieces named
Tea set, former price sos 90. s1e m
includes teapot, sugar, cream spooner
cake basket, former price IS so. ......... Sc 90
I Fruit dish s15s &c % ~,
former price $3.50, "a so
7 Butter dish. former price $3.50 s. SO
I Gard receiver, =" " $s5O, ........ Sc 50
And number of other articles at CORE
spending prices,
G. M. LOOSELY,
CHINA AND GLASS,
1909 Second Avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13
Advertis I'd List No. 10

List OF letters uncal ed for at the Postotlce al
Rock Island. Rocz Island county. Illinois,
March Is, 1891:
Anderson Andrew Haskell John Cole
Address Mrs Sallie HonghJB
Adams j A Lord Mrs Louie
Alien Miss Maud McCord & Co
Dyer Tommy Patterson Brothers
Emmons Mics Frankie RyderJE
Foreman Opher Work. Spellman Miss Estel.a
Ginty Miss Josephine SwiftAB
Gustip G Storm He rman
Haz;lett r Wallace James Colo
Hale Mrs ( Wright Henry
FOREIGN.
Swarborg Al Whitmore HenryF
HOWARD WELLS. P. n
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13
Congress .Congratula slons

COnEFess m An. Ca Dies COngr atfOns
Among the congratulations received by
Senator-elect Palmer yesterday was the
following from Congressman Cable:
TOURS. France. March 12.-Heartiest
congratulations upon your splendid vic>
tory. BEN T. CABLE.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13
Schiller Lodge.

All members OF Schiller lodge, 1850,
Knights and Ladies of Honor. are re-
quested to meet at their hail Sunday at
l o'clock, to atter d the funeral OF Otto
Geppert. K. sCHwEcKE, P. p.
EMIL JACOBSEN, P.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13

Complexion powder is an absolute ne
cessity of the refined toilet in this Gle
mate. Pozzonnis combines every ele-
ment Of beauty and purity.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-13

"Oh! sir. the good die first" well I
never could see why they did, unless they
were peculiarly subject to cold. and had
always been too good to use DR.. Bull'l
Couge Syrup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

James 7 CliG, Of this city, who Is On.
Toying vacation by hunting in the
vicinity ~ Canaan VI, met quito u sur
prise Sunday, While walking along in
tho woods in Pittsbarg, N. H., no sud.
denly became aware that three bears
were very near him and his gun was out
OF orler, Time was precious, however,
and fearing no would lose his olauce he
fired, aud fortunately captured the
largest Of tho three. A second aud tmrd
sno, brought down tho Other TWO. lie
sold tho pelis OF Two oi the animals f3g
twenty dollars, aud a. there was a
bounty OF zen dollars on bears IN that
state hfmade ON tbe whole transaction
about Gity dollars, The third bear Mr..
cha viii stun and mount,-Nyw Bed
ford STANDARD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

Asb ny areay. far W. v. Danttas shoe.
q not fet snl 80 teug place Ssh egt
dealer 80 aHnf Tor rHfsioruei secure the
agency. aud get them Tor you.
-. rAhE No arns1ITrTL. u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
Sic Nbiuasfan1Ie Der Stabt

itnb be, itupft unb perpsits bic Ntmoipdre.
BON Der BsuOlteruns bIeibt nut am 9ebeu,
uer hem siftisen Dunittreis n fiebt.
9sibet Sbr an &optiSmerssu, idls9tem
9si8mat I'M Wunbs, belester 3unse,
llebeIseit, 8~erfopfuns, Rattisteit, @sIb
iatt, S4wiuoel, u. !. w., 10 1T bic Sober,
bas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bss 8Orpers,
uetitopft. 2stterer wiro babur6 NIT ab:
falitofeu persiftet unb fam nur banr
wieoer seIunb werben, uenn Sbr NIT BEN
uor3isIt&iten 2%ebsrmittel, ben bsribmteu
ct. Ssrnarb's Rrdutetpiusn, isnes &sini:
surssorsan, bic Sober. INTERCHANGEABLE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
WebraSta.

- Sn 9ineolu wurbe i'm Sabre 1890
bic beoeutsnbe Summe pon 81, l2O, O69
fir 6ffentli6e 8erbsIsrunsen psrausgaot.
5ir @tienbabnen unb StruBenbabnsn nur:
ben $4oo, 600 u%eraussabt. Sir nsus
Wobnbduisr psrbraubte man bic bubble
Summe pom 81, 1875 800, unb fir De,
i9dftssebduoe, Jabriten uno Sotsls bic
Summe pom 81 All, 500. Ssrner wurbe
fir S5uIsn unb &tr9sn bic Summe pon
1896, 600 au~sseseben.
- Sobn Gborabsrs pon Befern
i3entte ieinem 5reunbe Sobn Robsrts stu
tIsinss S9wetn5en. OerieIbe itstte bass
islbe In sinen Cad unb trus ss mad isinsr
8Obnuus. wsI9e etwa 5 MsiIeu pom ses
rarnten Srte e%ntfernt liest. Im anbern
Worsen mar bas Tbierden nirsenbs aui
ieiner Sarm 3u fiubsn. Spdter iteIte fit
bsraus, haB baheIbe bic Ritreile ansetrs,
ten bate, unb fd uisber i'm 9auie bss
Germ Gbornbsrs befanb.
- Das Stdbtten 81 q an Der atdi.
ion & RebrastasB abn purbe pom elmer
uerbserenoen Seuersbrunft beimseiu9t.
Bon 6 @eitdftsbduiern wurbsn 5. auBsrs
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