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BOXING TOURNAMENT.
The Athletes All Ready for the Con.
tests Tonight.

The Athletes All Ready for the Com
tests Tonight.
This evening the much-talked-o anna
teur boxing tournament takes place at
the gymnasium of the Sacramento Ath-
letic Club.
The athletes have been looking forward
to this event with great expectations, and
no doubt fine evenings sport will be
had. 1t is strictly an amateur affair, and
each contest will last four rounds. Only
club members will be admitted, and only
those who have paid up their dues.
1.-The entry list closed last night at 9
o'clock, and was taken charge OF by the
special committee, which has charge of
the arrangements. The entries are as
follows:
Bantam-weight mot exceeding I15
pounds) Fred Tyrrell, Henry Rubenstein
and W. $. Woods; lightweight mot ex-
ceedlng l35 pounds) Walter Cunningham,
Fred Michaelson, }. c. Stokes and c. A.
Strobel; welterweight mot exceeding
145 pounds) II. II. Howard and August
Heilbron; middle-weight, John O'Neill
and John Kelley. The feather and
heavyweight classes did not fill.
The committee unanimously agreed
upon DR.. c. B. Nichols and Major ". a.
Anderson as judges. William Johnson
will be the referee
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LABOR DAY.
The Butchers VIII Join in the Parade
In Style.

The Butchers VIII Join in the Parade
In Style.
The General Labor Day Committee of
the Federated Trades held meeting last
evening at Federation Hall, to make fur
ther arrangements for the grand demon
stration to be given on the 7th inst. Rep
resentatives of the Butchers Union were
present, and a general talk was had with
reference to the part that organization
will take in the parade. They promised
To be one Of the attractions.I
Rev. J. L. Levy and Rev. George P.
Iindall have accepted invitations to de-
liver brief addresses at the Plaza on
Labor Day.
Fine reports are coming in from the
committee engaged in securing the sigma
lures Of business men who Will close
their places on Labor Day.
The foundrymen and lumber1nen are
the latest to signify willingness to close
on that day
The day will be generally observed all
over the United States. In New York
and New Jersey the day is legal holi-
day.
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FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Business Transacted ut Last Night
Monthly Meeting.

BUSINESS transacted ut Last Nights
Monthly Meeting.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners held
its regular monthly meeting last evening.
The payroll of the department for the
month of July, amounting to 81, $50, was
! allowed
The monthly reports of the foremen on
fires and alarms for the past month were
received and filed.
The resignation of A. r. Corsaw as ex-
traman of Engine Company No. | was re-
J celYed and accepted, and the matter of
electing his successor was laid over until
| the next monthly meeting.
The following bills were allowed:
NJ McManus s. 50, Sulliyan-KelIy
Company 81 %, Neubourg tE Co. S27 81.
Standard Oil Company Sl4 G5, Guthrie
Bros. - 80, Mcmillan bros. SS3 so, w. +,
lesser 81 10, }. Gunzmann $l6 IS, c.
darkln y %, John Lodge - so, Wietzel
y White s. 30, Wetzel 4 Son s. 80, A.
;: Lauder 50. D. Ahern s., NJ.
McElaney s., z. w. Sheehan s. so
Il. Watkins ~ 90, Melvin d Son 8 rs
i. l.. Crocker SI4, William Eberhart
q %, l.. B. Clark $50 63, S. W. Butler 81.
FRIEND X Terry Lumber Company 81 81
+. Wickwire s. 25, J. P. Cushing / Co.
500, Charles OFT, Jr., 81 Is, +. kolIiker s..
Z. MGCreary d Co. Sl4 IS; w. l.. Helclle
Soc, Root, Nelson d Co. $50. Hol-
brook. Merrill y Stetson, S6 90,
j. l.. Stoll 81, John Breuner 81 IS,
PhoenIX Mills, Sl6 81; L. a. Mclean $40,
capital Gas Company Sl2 30, Schaw, In
gram, hatcher d Co. IS So, Locke q Law
enson IS =, Sprague 4 Elliott $50, 2. J.
Cottey u Son 81, Sacramento Glass and
Crockery Company 60c, r. S..JonesSl 25,
NJ. ;. Hammer 81, y. s. Hopkins d Bros.
y 90, y. FrazierS5, W. II. JenningsS3 so,
+. T. Figg 40c, \. c. Tufts s. s.. Jacob
Grlesel CSC, a. Moister S2 -, Tom Scott
Fire md Water Jou1uaI$3, J. ". Nourse.
worthy s..
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Fourth of July Committees

City Trustee Mclaughlin has named
A. Abbott as his choice for the committee
that is to represent the Trustees in the
matter Of arranging plan for future cell
eDratlons Of the Fourth Of July. The
Trustees committee now consists of
Messrs. 3. u. Steinman, A. Abbott and
I. b. Hall.
The Pioneers have appointed James
McGuIre and VIM. Johnston to act with
the committee to arrange the Fourth of
July Celebration Of 1872.
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Military Commissions

The following members of the National
Guard in this city received commissions
from the Adjutant-Generars Office yes
terday: Ira =. Robie, First Lieutenant
on the Signal Corps; John T. Best, Seq.
0nd Lieutenant Of Battery B; George K
knoblauch, Second Lieutenant of BS,to,r,
B; Albert Il. Stearns, First Lieutenant ~
Company G; John Zittingey. Second
Lieutenant Of Company 6; Samuel Kav
FIRST Lieutenant Of Battery B; Thomas X
Hall, Captain Of Company G.
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Thursday-Anotber stock narade,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUCK IJaTdUGs
Friday Completion of the ladies' rid
ing tournament and a balloon ascension.
Saturday - Parade of the premium
stock, or winners.
The improvements at the Park are
about completed, and the track is daily
occupied by horses that are to compete in
the races.
At the Pavilion exhibitors are hard at
work preparing their displays, which
will nearly all be III place by Sunday
next.
The directors are having the playground
for the children prepared, and when
completed and III running order it can
not fail to prove great attraction to both
young and old.
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Pioneers Election.

The following officers of the Sacra.
mento Pioneers were elected at meetino
OF the Directors held last evening: Presi.
dent, VIM. Johnston; Secretary. w. u
Luther; Treasurer, y. C. Sweetser.
At the annual meeting the FOLLOWING
Directors were chosen: Directors-W m
Johnston, James McGuire, George 4
Putnam, e. Twitchell, n. D. Go0deIl
Luke b. Richards, P. S. Lawson. III. NJ
Larue, c. K. Daugherty; Corresponding
Secretary, VIM. P. Coleman; Marshal, 4,
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HER DRESS ON FIRE.
a Sacramento Woman Terribly Burned
in Placer County.

Mary Cooke of this city was riding
with another woman near Auburn on
Sunday, when one of them smelled fire.
and the Cooke girl discovered her cloth
ing to be burning, having been ignited
by match in her dress-pocket.
She sprang out of the buggy, and ner
companion with great difficulty aided
her in putting out the flames, but not
until the woman WAS very badly burned
from her feet to her head on the right
side. She IS severely, but not thought to
be dangerously injured.
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Came After De.n,,4o

Sergeant Perry Orr and Private Craw-
ley OF Company A, Fifth Artillery, L. s.
a, came up from Alcatraz last night to
take back two prisoners who recently os-
capped from Alcatraz and were arrostad
i1I" here The reward for their capture is
one cl the men was arrested by Officer
Shellars, and tho other by Ofiicar CibSoI,
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BALLOu-In this city. August 3Ist. Thomas
i. Bailou, native of New York. aged ca
years, l months and 0 davs.
fully invited to attend the funeral which
VIII take place from his late residence, No.
7l3 | street, this afternoon at i o'clock.
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IF you have your mind made up to buv q
Mathushek upright piano, do not be induced
70 20 cnange your mlnd by false representations
OF parties offering new, cheap. SNOWY and
trashy planoes which viii be worthless in this
climate In very short time. Mathnsheixs
soid twenty years ago are as good as ever, and
tuned properly every few years. sound as We'll
as the day they left the factory. See the new
improved ones at Cooper's
TO-DAY, wool challis at 15c at Gattmann =
Wilson, COL street.
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SAcra,trn-.rn G.

This is to certify that we are th0roTo,iv
well pleased with the splendid Mathusbei
P1an3 from John T. Cooper's music store,
Its action and tone are as perfect ms car, no Or
talleu In piano ZELIA TREBELLA,
PAUL MUSIN.
L. SIEIND0R1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can make money bv

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can make money bv
purchasing OF us for the state OF California.
the Invention now IN WCinstock Inbin AZ
Co.'S windows 1t is new, just out, and rs we
own patents in all states, we have not time TO
solicit small orders. Patent also makes
finest carousal, or merry-go round In q
large way, I'm the world. Gail at the office of
Weinstock Labin * Co., and ask for the show
stand man, or :. I. Cup x Co.
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PulverIzcd Clay-Birds.

The following scores were made at the
SpOonbill Club shoot hold at the Curtis
ranch on Sunday:
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BORN
DIED.

ELIIOIT-In this city, August 21st. to the
wife OF William Elliott, q daughter,
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LADIES flannel blnuses, in al sizes, soc
each ~ CattEaI.n & " iisrn, COZ ] street.
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AND LOAN STOCK.
NEW 3 SERIES

TIME SACRAMENTO BUILDING AND
I Loan Association viii issue its Fifteenth
series OF stock, commencing September 7th
Shares can be secured now at its Office 1OI4
Fourth street. 4. LEONARD, Secretary.
au2S-2w3D
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A wrecking train left this city about
O'Clock last evening, but the track could
not be cleared in time for the night trains
10 pass, hence it became necessary TO
transfer the passengers tor this city.
At superintendent Wright's Office it
was learned late last night that the track
would be cleared in time for this morn
ing's $50 local train for San Francisco.
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A SUMNER SOLITUDE.


hrond slopes. robcd rcRally In purple ling,
Where green, moist moss aud scented thyme
lie hid:
And barebells hang tho wind stirred erass
And ferns and foseloves fringe tho peat stained
spring.
Here flames yellow tuft u furxe. and there
A narrow patch OF vivid color shows
The ant built hillooia whete the cistus grows
And fuddy braoken starts up everywhere.
The scattered thecpsiray singly DER the waste.
Above. the ployor sounds his plnintivc pipe.
Out yondcr fise a pair Of starilcitnipe,
And seek frcsh rheltcr with a ttmid haste.
And far out west there CLEANS the wide gray
main
A silver glory where the sunspflio split.
Ills subtle charm and meath the moi .hctn
hills
Faint smoke goes up OF cities Of the plain.
A silent, solemn place nd holy ground.
Where God speaks In stllisfnali yolcc.whlch
they
Hear not who hurry by; hut those who stay
AMI heatken catch the tender Whispered sound.
Aud hearlOr, gain strange. strong peace Of
heart;
A new. sweet patience for the palms Of life;
A ralmer courage for It's stern, fierce strife.
A conscious power to do a nobler part.
q. Duncan Gtcy In Chainbers' Journal.
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DY ORDER OF TIM COUNTY COURT
ID Of salt iake County. Territory u uinh,
called bids will be IconNcd ~ the County
Clors w to hun Including saturday, ttc 1874 DAY
of Doctmher lspi, Tor supplies 20 be furnished
to salt Lake County. from January tst 10 Do
comhar STAT, iH1l The following wlll form q
batls for bids for records, oie', To % iurnmhcdi
ron couNrr nrcOEDIM
Mortgage records. eeo pagos with margina
Decd records with marginal rulings
Mining records, same aa doe records.
Lien and icasus, SANE o. iced records.
Abstract records, same a. nov used
Direct Hndrc erse lud,Nia 10 all eSeept The
i'iii booi sici,e inches by foot inches,
o. piain diaiiirg paper for making plat. ana
.rsnter 1nd grantee Indexes.
hniff book
the once, with ftuh IN hooks Of ZOO eArh.
Mn4uE abstract records and direct indexes TO
same.
records are ordered.
i,ccords are u be bound To- full Russia circuit
"huh bands with loose canvas covers ana
iiu1tia cornsrs. nat opening haot. rasr 10
ha browns 40 pound medium ledger parcr
"I'a," frieet 90 be- gwen on records ruled nnd
printed, aud on ruled only A,au, Tor TIE "
thousand. Envelope Nos.d and 10, ~ No.
rag. with return rari printed thereon
ron couHrr COLLECTOR,
tnoo0 tax notices.
tl'taN receipt baokf
Leuor head and envelope hy tho ihluaanf,
Index iur tax salo. dor stil Ia aud qIaiiy Of
index. information wall DO fuTniahui " The
touaty Collector
ron COUNTY AfsEsspM
Ths roils Tor isy fstyic. binding. quality.
nife and lll other informluon concerning these
fulis viii furnished by Tho Couniy AsscssUrl
ToR ruu cLrnKs' OFFICE
Record ho1ka SANE A. Recorders, except that
they shall be- OF 90 pages each, aud without
cover.
Probate blanks. rfinttdon pound supcfnns
nat eap paper, or o. equal srads. 1870 OF each "
| he fufuifhtH un order.
I" nlaluAnd fahcrs oetason pcneils, per gross
Pens pot rrusa.
ink per dozen quarts.
Letlor heads aud envelopes, per 100, Al
above.
rabcr's rubber hands, per gross.
AHsupplcs To be- furnished ~ called for
| bond flr faithful Performance u contract
I iu such sum BE- tho County Court may deter
! nine, viii Ne required ol the successful bidder
Thc ,uuniy receives The rgat TO reject an
/ and an bids.
salt Lake CITY, Nov. 10Th, isll.
q. D.. ALLEN, County CLERK.
iid lly q. I. ,IAN1os. ncnnly.
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LYDIA c. mn, Plaintiff.
".
George II. Illll Defendant.

The People OF the Territory OF Utah send
Greeting
TO George II. mn, Defendants
Vou ARE urREBY INQUIRED To Ar.
IL pear In an action brought against sou by
the above named plaiuun "a the District Court
Of tho Third judicial District OF tho Territory
OF Utah, and TO answer the complaint nled
therein within ten dayd lcNclusye ~ the day
OF teryicol after me .sr,ieo on YOU Of M.
served out ot this county, but In this district,
within twenty days olhefwiso within forty
days, or judgment W default VIII DO taken
against you, according 10 the prayer OF said
Tho said action 4 brought 10 nave decree
OF this rOart diss0lgiug tho b0ndA Of mairImony
oNiaiing between the pltnllh and duiondsni,and
awarding tho plhiuun cuft1iy 81 minor rhil,
urun, her costs ana general ftllrt hh9vt reiiNi
" prayed for on the ground thni the defendant
duriug tho mouth OF june, lrsv, difreFeriinE
the eolcmnlty ~ he marriage VOWS Willfuly
and without cause deserted The plalpun AMI
said i1inor childran ana has ever since and 10
continues 10 desert rAlf rlAinuh ana rhiufcn
aud live separate from thcini thAi The uciend'
ant Tor more than two years lnat pact hHa va
common necessarica Of liir, though HbundantN
ahlo 10 10 do amt has compelled painful TO sup
port ana earn her own living,
Aud ynu arc hereby nninef That II you fail
70 appear aud answer Tho SAID complain as
AhoyerfquiIod, thc tHid painuli VIII apply 10
Wltu0se, Tho lion. CHARLES :. Zane, Juiee,
ana the sesl ~ The DlAir.ct uuufl q tho fhNd
Judicial District, IN uud igr the Territory ~
ttnh, this nth dny Of September. In the year
q orr LORD one thousand eight hundred aud
issaL HENRY g. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
hy GEo, ID. LOoNls. Depaty Clerk.
d cav aN sat
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SoNAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE ~ uEREnG GIvES. THAT ~
~ pursuance ~ an order Of tho Probate
Court Of salt Jake County, Utah Territory,
matter ~ The estate N JAmct shields, ne
coAi cd. the undera snod, the administrator 0f
The said estate, will srll 10 private tale 10 tho
highest bidder Tor cash aud subject 10 c1nnfui'
apQn By .aid Probate Cuurton or after fnday
mean day u December, isni, ali the rlrhi,
title. interest ana estate that Jamcs shields had
AZ tho timo OF hil demise, and All the iighi,
title aui interest that tho taid estate haH PC.
CURED by operation Oflaw or Otherwise, other
than That which aud iu addition 70 tnat which
TIE ssid james shiella had At the q g Of hts
deaih, m and 20 No following described urop.
erty. situated IA AIT Lake County, Itah Gofr.
tory. and particularly doscnbed As ioilows, 10
Commencing At a point two and seventy hun.
uredths ~ 10Y chslns north, aud hny.slN aud
twenty i've hundrAdtha lat'sAl chains ehst
from The north wet corner Of section ~ ~
Township three south range one west salt
- east, twenty uight and seventy i've hun.
dredths tes.13l chains 70 tie west bank Of iha
Jordan river. thence Up on the west hank Of
said river IN sgntheasturly eoure, thirteen
and nfty hundfodlhs tllaQlchaiue 10 a POINT on
the soulh line " the farm helongiug 20 sid
estate, thence NORTH " west, twcrty nine and
twenty i've hundredth1 go sil chains. thonrc
south one 90 rod, thence north ~ 20 wcti, four
aud any hundredihs f.i0l ehAina, thence
north ten and seventy ave lv-',l chains TO tho
place of beginning, containing thirty two and
one fourth ts9'2A) acres II land.
Also the following personal property belong.
Ing To said estate. Quo roam colt, ono year old
one bay mare, twelve years old. one bay
stallion, eleven years old onc white COW, fyo
years old. one bull. four years Old, one red
hcifer, two years old two dark red helfors,
one year old.
Lids in writing will be received for said
properly addressed 10 the undersigned NJ hia
feildencc In south Jordan precinct, salt Lake
county, Utah, or ~ care o. Maddell Adams,
Attorneys, - md 2. East first south Atreet,
salt Lake City, Utah, up 70 and including the
fourth day nt December, lsal, after which said
property will be sold.
JOHN W. wINwAID,
Administrator OF the Lstato Of Jaincs Shields,
deceased.
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NOTICE TO oRepIroRs.
In the Probate Court Of salt Lake County.
Utah Territory

In the matter OF ,he Estate Of Charles brown.
Deceased,
NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN nv Tiir
N undersigned, lNceuiiiN N Tho Last VIII
and Treatment OF charles Brown. deceased, 10
tho creditors Of and ail persons having CLAIMS
nFainai the sand deceased 10 cNliblt thsm with
the necessary vouchers, within ten munihs
after the hrst publication ~ tht laucoi 10 the
ffid eaeeutfiS Gt her residence ii0 3, seventh
iouth street, kalt Lake CIV, utah
AGNt~ BROWN,
TNccutriN ~ the last VIII aud Tttiancnt Of
Charles nroWn, deesaacd.
GtANiEs a. PEARSON,
Attorney Tor iftatc.
dated At SAT- Lake CITY, Nov, elih. is9i
dlaW at
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NoIlce ro CREDITORS.


Eatttc Of Nioli u. KsNsc. Dcccnsed.
NOTICE u HEHEnY GIVEN, w THE
~ undersigned. Nodii q. Hln.f0t Admins
unlriV Of the Isutc Of Nic|H D, kaNac, de-
ceased, 10 the creditors Of and hil persons
having claims against tho said deceased,
in rxhitif them with the nCg"saaY Nouch.
fra within tour month"; alter thc nfsi pub
hchiiou Of this notice, 70 the aaii hoiu =.
nutfn. admluistrAtrit, sugar House ward, IN
the County oi raltLa
HODtL A. iiiSTTE,
Administrators Of the Cstatc " Nicla ID.
hnNse, deceased.
JuitN ~. GANNua,
Attorney tor Adininlalra'riN oaw -
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In the PROBATE Court OF tho County OF sal
Lake, Territory Of Utah
In tho Matter of tho Eatato Of Lohi s.
nngcy, deceased.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Amelia =. TinFey, adninisuairiN Of the
estate OF l.chi :. 1iugey. deceased, has rem
fcfcd TOT reiticmcnt. and Med In faid Court,
her final account Of her administration Of said
estate and petiuon for final distribution 81 the
refiduo ~ SAID estate among the persons en-
tiiied thereto, aud that Tuesday. the 9Th day ot
Court room ct said Court, In the County Court
liouse, talt i.aic city aud County. Utah Ter.
ritory, has been duly appointed BY the Judge
Of said Court, for the settlement " said nc
count and hearing said petition Tor distribu.
ton, At which time and place any person inter
cttcd In said estate may appear and show
cause, " any there c,why said account ahould
not be settled and approved and nnAl distri0n'
ton made a. prayed Tor.
Dated Noymbcr 10. is9i.
G. y. AiIES.
Clerk 81 mo Probate curt
ny q. v. STANTON Deputy Clerk dtd
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NoTleE To oREpIroRs.
r.iAio of roI,r o. rnomA,,eo, Deceased

Estate OF rcior o. Ihomassen, Deceased
NOTICE ~ HHREnY GIVEN ~ THE w.
~ dcrsgnod. Olnf rhomnsarn, sdminiairas
Tor OF tho estate OF Peter q. Ihumasacn, de.
ceased, to the creditors OF, and Al persons hay
lug claims against tho fail deceased. 20 en-.
hlblt them. Win the necessary yourhcri,w within
ten months AFTER the nfat publii alton u this
notice, TO the SAID Olof ThomnHHcn, AZ Falt Lake
Guy, IN the county OF salt l.ahci Utah Tenn.
tory,
OlOF THoMAssTN,
Administrator Of ne estate OF Peter %.
IhUmusfrn, deceased.
Harlow Ferguson aud John ~. Cannon, ~.
tolnrya Tor Administrator dlAW hW
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MRS. oRAHAM's
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

fsnot q cosmetic In the sense In which that
torn % popularity ueea' hnl pstmlnenty yean.
skin, aud is daily use gradually makes the
complexion several shades whlter. u T. con.
stant protection from the Effects Of aun and
wind and prevents sunhufn aud ffeckles, hnd
biackhcaes will never come while you use ~,
II clear sca the face far btiier than SOAP AMI
water. n0ufishea ard bul ldf W. the skin q sues
and thus prevents the formation n wrinkles.
N gives he freshness, clesrncss aud finopih-
resa on ain that you had when little eifl.
livery lady. young or old, ousat 10 use u. 4, u
gives more youthful appshfahge " Aul lAll'
powder or nikpii, and isas harmless - dew and
~ nuurlshiug 70 the ain ~ dew u 70 the
bS,r's,r,ieTs'V ~, spNrs' 0cryalse Craham's %.
iabinhment, iui Post street. san francisco.
where phe treats ladies for ~ hlomlthca " the
lace or drufe Iadira NJ distance treated BY
letter Send aiamp for her little book, "liou
70 DO neautlfnl,H
. Sample Bottle mailed free 10 any
iadv on recent % 10 cent? N stamps TO pay for
postage tnd packing. Lady Agents wanted
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ James IL, huyie, administfatpr o.
the estate Of Henry Moore. deceased, ha.
rendered for feitcmeni and died In SAID
court. has dnnl sccOuut Of his admin.
lsiratnn II said estate and petition Tor
iinal dittf lbrtOn Of the reiidue Of said estate
hmpr tile pfrsonn entitled thereto, aud that
lhursday the ifi day u December. a. u. illi
NJ 10 O'Clock q M, al the Court Room Of said
court. In the County Cont iiousc. salt Lake
Cty and county, Titan Territory, has been July
appointed hy The jndge ui said court, for ~
settlement OF fnid account ana hearing stid
petition for distrihuton. O. which time and
place any person interested In said estate may
appear and chow cAute, " an there be, why
said account should not DO settled and aps
proved and final distribution made o. prayed
tor.
dated November in, isoL
CT. ALLEN,
did Clork Of the Probate court.
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mrs. RAHAm's
Face Bleach

Cures the worst cases Of ffscklel. sun.
ali lin blom.hts. Price $3.50. harmlcss
aud effective. No sample can be seat Lady
Agents vented.
Tho Druggist IN this town who ari
orders 4 bill Of my preparation VIII have his
name added u this Advertisement,
nv preparations are for sale BY wholesale
drusglii.in Chieago and ever ciiy west Of II
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German
Syrup"
ForT hroat andLungs

L vi 4 III OClN tiiNi Lungs
have been i'll for
Homorrhago "about five years,
"have had the best
Five Years. medical advice,
"and took the first
"dosc in some doubt. This result
led in afew hoursc easy sleep. There
twas no further hemorrhage tillnext
"day, when | had q slight attack
(which stopped almost immediate.
sly. BY the third day all trace Of
blood had disappeared and had
recovered much strength, The
fourth day sat up in bed and ate
my dinner the FIRST solid food for
1.-TWO mouths Since that time |
"have gradually gotten better and
fam now able TO move about the
"house. Ny death was daily ex-
"pected and my recovery has been
=" a great surprise 10 my friends and
"the doctor. There can be no doubt
"about the effect Of German Syrup,
"as ! had an attack just previous to
Z" its use. The only relief was after
+" the FIRST dose" JR. LoUoHHEAp,
Adelaide, Australia. .