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IN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

To-day we have large special lot of Ladies'
Trimmed Hats which will be on sale at one
third discount from our regular value. A
special line of Ladies' Black Lace Toques,
trimmed with ribbon and flowers, at So 95.
Special line of Ladies' Hats, in Milan and
fancy braid, trimmed with wreaths, soc.
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CAPITAL ALE VAULTS, 500 j STREET.
~ 1905 Third street. NAGELE & SVENS-
SON, ProPrietors. The finest lunch in the
city, II A. NJ; 10 p NJ. Best of Wines,
Chowder and Mussel Scum every night. Tels-
phone No. 3S.
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opera last, high or low heel, all sizes
and widths, closing at 81 so.
One lot of Mems Full Stock Calf
Boots, D. S., low heel, wide bottom,
standard screwed, saddle seams, closing
at 81 IS.
An extra good lot of Mems Dress
Shoes, in glove grain congress CATERS,
st. Louis toe, sewed and pump sole,
regular value S., closing at 81 SO net.
An elegant line of Windsor Scarfs,
both in light and dark patters, at IS,
IS aud soc. A very large and complete
assortment of Boys Handkerchief Bows,
in silk and satin, with hand-painted
corners, 25c. 20 different styles Gents
White Null Dress Bows, plain, figured
and embroidered ends, 25c EACH Gents
Full-length Fine White Lawn Ties, I5c
a dozen. Gents Fine White Lawn
Bows, Ioc each.
Boys Fancy Percale Waists, ages 5
to - years, CSC. Boys Strong, Seer
sucker Bingham Waists, ages 5 to IS, 25c.
A line of Gents Fancy-striped Bal
briggan Shirts and Drawers, worth 75c;
closing price, 48c
B Boys ny &C DiamOnd-toe Shaker Socks
60 4 pair for CSC now. Gents csc
Seamless Seeks, in balbriggan, natural
gray or fancy, zoe pair or 5 pair for
81, and 9oc goes for 81 in this sale.
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ss Colts broke and handled for speed.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
L California, County of Sacramento.-In the
matter OF the estate OF ANDREW J. CURRY.
DAY, the 9th day of May, 1892. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. of said day, and the courtroom
OF said court, at the Courthouse, in the City of
sacramento. County of Sacramento. and
State OF California, has been appointed as the
time and place for proving the viii of said
Andrew j. Curry, deceased, and for hearing
Issuance to him of letters testamentsrv
thereon. Witness my hand and the seal ~
sa Isl, court, this 18th ,f day of May, 1892.
BY J. T. DooDY, Deputy Clerk, A.
+. d. RYAN, Attorney for Petitioner.
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FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

FANNY GUUDN DEPARlhEAl,
Polished Steel 5-prong Hair Crimp-
ers, 45c.
Polished Steel 3-prOng Hair Crimp-
ers, 25c
The celebrated Langtry Hair Crimp-
ers, large and small sizes, Ioc each.
The handy Alcohol Heater, for heat
ing curriers' and crimpers, zoe.
Ladies' Black or Tan Grain Leather
Belts, with Oxidized buckles, Ioc.
Ladies Fancy Perforated Leather
Belts, 25c.
Ladies Tan Grain Leather Belts, zoe.
Ladies Cooler Belts, an open net
work, the newest and coolest" in as
sorted cOlors, 4oc.
Ladies CSC Pure Black Silk Mitts for
I5c.
Misses Pure Black Silk Mitts, nc pair.
Ladies soc Black Silk Gloves, col
ored corded backs, 25c.
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aanilrnnn Gtttte Gable.
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE

1880 Pi.-Ashland and Portland AIS A
9:9O AI....Salistoga and Napa... 11:0o a
S.V9 fI;.."CaliStoga and Nspa... $40
4o.9O 2Ibemlng, FL Paso and East GAO Z
TAO P knights I5dine & c,r0yiiia 7.45 A
CIV 7 I....;,..".Los Angeles,.. 1880 a
Iogoen and East-Second
11:5o A ;;::.,....;..,.C lAss............ 5:45
1900 u SeiitRdt Atlantic Express
1o'oO 2l;;.ior Ogden and East 5:15
SOU 1iOroVllle via RoSsyile JIn,cI 1910 A
S.oO neg Stun Via Marysville 1880
1o:32 ::..heodlng via Willows 400
4:3S a san FRANCISCO via Benicia 1T.n5
600 A san Francisco Via BeniriaI 11.9O
$50 A san Francisco via BeYl!cia S.40'P
500 Z san Francisco via Benicial a.10 p
., O0:000 gan san LaLlclsco via BenicaI 1880
0:90 a , gan lam [arclSGo va steamer $500
10:40 a .........,...San Jose. S.SS p
6:o5 Pt.......Santa Barbara 10,9S a
$50 AE............S Santa Rosa ..,,I 11:SS a
3:05 p ............S Santa Rosa...... $40 p
sos Al......Stockt9n and Galt...I lO.SO A
10:4O A $500. Stockton and Galt.l 2;5O p
Clio Stockton and Galt.,I $40 v
1855 A.. TruCkee and Reno. .. 5:45 p
1000 .Truckee and Reno. ..... Sis 4
800 PI..:........ Nailel o.. .,.... 1l:05 A
$500 A Folsom and Placerville s2:4O p
1915 p Folsom and PlRcerville ~ O:2O A
*4:46 Pl.,........ FOLSOM ...........".. $500 4
SUNDAY excepted. SMonday excepted.
A.-For morning. P.-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager,
7. Il. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
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IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
4 In Fine Whistles, Brandies and Cham.
payne.
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ESQ K ST., and 11OS-11Io Third ST.,
sacramento, CAL,
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M. CRONAN,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS FSTATF OF
I ! AIHANAS MEYER, deceased, Notice
- - tieaeoy gwen by the undersigned, executrix
~ ~ side estse OF Athanas Meyer. deceased, to
.,t, ol' ana ali persons having claims
a Ssf,i TIE said deceased, TO exhibit them
n,nIi+t Siie necessary vouchers, within four
~ aIter the first publication of this no.
WSII ~ Ii'e siu executriX at the law Offices OF
va ",liilaIn A. Gett, Jr southwest corner FIFTH
Sai : streets, Sutter Building, Sacramento,
i'll a. ttle same being the place for the transac,
C, ~ tlle business OF the said estate in the
O'"iiVy Oh sacramento, State Of California.
I--,t,,.. CECILIA X. ANTHONY,
deceased '-'
Dated April 20, 1892.
W. a. GET, JR., Attorney for Executrix.
ap3O.5tS
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE or
L california, County of Sacramento,-In the
ceased, notice is hereby given that FRTT;AY-
the 2Oth day OF May, 1892, at 10 O'Clock a
II. OF sala day, and the courtroom Of said
court. at the courthouse, in the CITY of e;acra-
nento, county OF Sacramento. state Of Taii.
l9Tnla has been appointed as the time and
Plac o LOT proving the will Of said G. III. Krebs,
Gece%sea, ana Tor hearing the application Oh
Charlotte krebs for the ISSUANCE to her of lei
ters teStalnentary thereon. Witness NV hand
ana ana. me seal OF said court, this 9th day Of
SEAL w W puo,0c c,,
BY ]. F; DooDY, Deputy CIerj 10 oieIN'
W a IETT, Jk., Attorney for Petitioner.
Of
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL.
i ers in Wines and Liquors. Agents for the
celebrated Pommery and Greno Champagne.
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Personal and Other Notes From an Oc-
casional Correspondent.
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,gtqrtnra, al1t.,r, geek, Gtr.

116-11S h Street, Front and Second.
Sacramento,
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efforts Of Or. blackburn who was
summoned and reached the house.
exactly NJ noon. The doctor admins
tered every remedy known TO the
science Of medicine, Including emetlcs
rived few minutes after the lAdyia
death aud the two medical gentlemen
held consultation and both agreed
that death had resulted from strych-
uine poisoning, the drug having been
placed In the nefvlne by some person
or persons who desired the woman's
death. Their reason for this theory
was that the very small bottle OF tonic
could not contain enough poison, II II
contains any, TO have Injurious
results and In the bottle from
which Mrs. Duncan drank her death
potion, there still remained a con.
siderable quantity OF white sediment
which had every appearance Of being
slrychnlne. That the Doctors concIu-
sions were absolutely correct, every
symptom OF the Violent death attcated.
Or. Blackburn took charge Of the Walls
found In the room and spent last night
In making analyses the rcaultsoi which
will DO made known this morning.
Coroner Allen hps not yet decided
whether or not he will hold All Inquest,
but II IA very likely that he will.
Sheriff Belnsn hns charge OF the case,
aud inasmuch as he has received
several Important clues some sensation
nj development may take place today.
The post moftem examination will
probably take place this morning.
Mrs Duncan wins about IS yenye OF age
uni has lived IN Ogden for fifteen
years,
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CUTTING AfFRAY.
EphraIm Msdsen Again the Victim Of
a Knife slashing Ease.

Fphraim Madsen, who has frequent.
by figured In the police and commits.
sioners courts Of this city, was, last
night, mnde the victim In another cut
ting scrape. His sssailant was Alfred
Harris, a boiler maker. The cutting
was the result OF saloon row and
occurred In front Of tho resort known
as the Uolden Lion at No. 90 east, Firsi
South street. Sradsen was cut In the
back, directly below the left shoulder
BLADE, bys Harris and hit over the
head with a chair. Thus wounded
NIadsen reiterated and his brother
Enoch cams forward to defend him
and also received n cut ~ the hands Of
Harris, though the wound was mol
serious. The latter then made mis-
escape but was subsequently arrested
by Officer Howell and taken 10 jail.
Madsen was assisted TO Grlce Bros.
drug store where his wounds, which
are serious, were creased by Dr. Beatty.
Madsen was afterwards sent home.
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IRON The DaiH Re- ne. whAtcom. wash
~. &. Burnett, IN. democratic can.
uidAte for shefiG, was taken violently
W ut Cleatbfook. Hr had all the sym.
toms Of Asiatic Cholera, and tot nm
hour or two u was feared he would die.
They finally gave him dose OF Cham
beflain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrh,pa
Remedy, which revived him until q
physician arrived" That isIprecisely
what the manufacturers Of that medi.
cine recommend for cholera. Send Tor
q physician, but give their medicines
until a physician arrives. II cholera
becomes prevalent In this country next
summer this preparation will be In
great demand because II can always be
depended upon. For sale by Y. G. NJ.
/. Drug Dept. dNs
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Entertainment.

The children composing the Primary
department Of the Twentieth Ward
Sunday School will, tonight, presen,
the OF pcretta Christmas. The author
OF the Iibretto In Miss Gladys Wood.
mansee; the music by Prof. J. J.
Daynes. A recent rehearsal indicates
that the performance Will be q credita.
BILE success, and lovers OF music, wit
and those wishing 10 encourage the
little folks should attend. The perfof.
nance will DO given In the Ward
meeting house. Doors open At ha II
pact seven, curtain rises at eigh,
sharp.
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Why TIE DESERET NEWS SHOULD
BIZ SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
ENCE TO ANY OTHER PAPER.


h-hn mo organ OF 'ho Church Oh
jesus chris' OF La'tsr-day Saints, and
me au'horiled medium through which
The views, wishes And instructions OF tho
Church Authorities are expressed and
given to tho saints.
lit may always DO rolled upon a.
advocating or defending the right side Of
every question proper for public journals
10 treat upon.
Ill 10 devosed Tn the intoresis OF the
Laiter-day Saints, and has, from liz In
cepHon' VaiiAnly defended their rights
and advocated the principles In which
they believe; and every Lstter-day Saint
should therefore feel under obligations 10
do his part In helping to sustain Il.
It's not published for speculation.
and never has bcen' but for the good
which II is capable OF accomplishing; tho
pronts' II any there DO derived nom 1t,
being devoted TO extending lis sphere Of
usefulness ana benehtnng the oommu-
nifty.
b'-t IL doing It's utmost to establish
nome INDUSTRIES, among which sre paper
making and 'yps'ieundine' s'ereoiyping
and eiec'ropiAting branches necessary
to the devsiopmenf aud indspsndsnce OF
tbs community but which, during their
."'An'y N"a'S" ~ "'s Av'''o'y ehoy
nave not yes pascal can only % carried
on ~ pseunia'y 'osA.
.s" VI uy su"-
seriber 70 'ho NEWS 'nIne 10 get what no
supscrioes iof through taiiufe OF the bus
mess ana suspension OIL inc publication
"A result In inc o"s' Oh hundreds or
newspaper ventures every year.
Ill u pf'h'ea IN 'eauAo'e type 80
that even 'he Sseu eau poiuso !" without
diihenity or danger 70 'hsi eyensht,
- = "eV no 49,. su,o
usements. no 'ha' no parent need iear
that MS ehiidfsh VIII nAVs 'her minds
corrupted ron nAN'ns Seee'n 70 II IN
TACT ~ refuses 'nou'Anu' OF doiiars worm
OF tue oe' payihs su'ei'Se"ehN hhu-
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The Same Old Brand.

The latest "skipper" Is L. J. or, .
collector aud salesman iu the employ
OF tho local agency OF the baltimore
Packing company. He Ia badly want
eI on a charge OF embezSllng between
5000 and $500 belonging to the arm,
but at present his whereabouts sro un.
known. Part OF Otps duty was 10 col.
lect for goods on delivery TO custonefs,
and II was In this way, by making
false entries, that he pilfered the
money. He has not been seen since
last tuesday.
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MORE DIAMOND TALK.
Mr. KuBz'S Statements Excite nuCh
Comment In Idaho.
A REAL ESTATE Room EXPECTED.
Particulars as 10 Rules and Regula-
iiORs In Vogue IN Diamond
Basin IN 1865.

The Idaho Daiy Stateman Of Wed.
nosday publishes the following inter-
e.ting article In regard to the Snake
River diamond nelds:
"rhe statement that diamonds had
been actually ound Ia Diamond basin,
coming from suoh high authority W.
Mr. Kuny, caused several partie, "
surreptitlously leave the city during
the day In search OF thu precious GENE.
Charles Van Dorm, who IA one 0i'the
original discoverers Of the diamond
fields lacnted somewhere In the vicin-
ity Of Diamond basin, yesterday said
tnat Il was the intention OF the parties
interested 10 survey section OF land
where the diamond fields have been
found nd have II plated M town
site. lie anticipates real estate boom
In that direction right away. A sur
veyor will leave tins city some time
TO-DAY 10 survey tho ground.
John T.. strarns, Of NAmpa, an
nounced that the people OF that enter.
prising town Ind gone Wild over the
reported discovery OF diamonds. Sew.
eral parties had lett Nampa In search
OF the ZELDA, but 1t Is not known with
what success they met. Mr.. Slearns
mia that John w. Gilmore OF Slnker
cruek, and Frank l.. Given aud himself
md located three diamond claims In
Diamond nasin. which Mr.. Gilmore,
who WINS In that section curing the
diamoud excitement Of 1895, says once
beIonu,d 10 Caleb Lyons OF Lyonsdale,
who was ut that time governor OF
Idaho territory. Mr.. Stoarns did not
know whether tho three claims were
near thoss Iocn,ed by Me,srs, Van Dorm,
Waitern and Stevenson.
,,-
Lac, SUNDAY ,htee Montana o'amonu
exports, heaueu ny = man haheu
AelBer, nsseu tnfouBn tampa on .nei'
way 70 Tue Iismonu neiuS. me neh
ievehtly cehsuuiiiisspu = "a" 49,, ~ sa
phiIe ciaiins near iie'eha anu hiissoui'
Tor " oOo'oVV'
Mr.. Stearns showed a copy OF the
laws and regulations OF Diamond
blSIn passed ON Dec. /, 1866, at meet,
ing held at Anderson's ranch on Sink.
or creek, OF which II. ). Miles was
chairman aud William Musgra We
secretary. The following Ia a copy OF q
( portion OF the regulations, which, IN
many respects are unique:
The nome OF this district shall be
known as Diamond district, and shall
be- bounded on tho north by snake
river, south by French district, (ol
where the wagon road leaves Sinker,
canyon four miles from Sinher mill
east by Catherine creek, anu west by
Reynolds' creek.
All free born white citlzcus only
shall be entitled 10 hold or work min'
ing claims ia this district. Each per-
son shall be entitled to mold one min
ing claim Of each kind, by location.
All discoversrs shall DO entitled to
one additional claim by discovery.
Creek claims shall DO 300 feet 10
length, aud extend from the base line
OF one nil to the base OF the hill oppo..
eite. lIill claims shall De oUV iee'
front, extending back 600 feet. duleh
claims shall be 800 feet fquaro-the
center Of the gulch TO DO the center oil
the claim.
All claims shall be recorded within
five daya after location or they VIII pe
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s,,r,r,n aud Health.

IL you are not feeling strong anu
healthy, try Electric Bitters. n ola
Grippe,j has lett you weak and weary,
use Electric Blttefs. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, stomach and Kid.
ueys, gently aiding those organs To
perform their functions. II you are
sfilIcted with Sick Headache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince YOU that this ~ the remedy
you need. Large bottle only 800, nj
A. q. Smith 4 Cos Drug Store. 6st
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OH, Ia an scti-n brought to recover
money alleged 10 tie ~ possession OF
defendants beiopging 70 tho nlaintii,
the sum demsnden osing W., The
suit was originally hled In Justice Of
the Peace Halls court, but has been
transit, rred on change OF venue to Com.
missioner Greepman's court. II will
be called ON for hearing tomorrow.
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$500 Reward 7

VIZ viii pay the above reward for any cas-
" Liver Compliant, Dyipepala, sloh liehaaehe,
sau,,nt .nro with Mesta Vegetable LAYER rms,
shcn the directions arc strictly colnpllei WIN,
They are purely Vegetable and never taiI 70
ave sAtsfsrilon. sugar uOAied' thks potos,
IA ernis Urwate of countnfieitA and lmlls.
lions. the genuine sold " JOHNSON, PRATT
Co.. So and 81 Main street. salt Lake Cly.
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Cheap Rates TO Denver.

The Denver 4 Rio Grande has Issued
n circular of.instructions to ils agents
to sell tickets at rate OF one anu one
finh fare to persons wishing 70
attend tho meeting Of the state
Grange OF Patrons Of Husbandry, ~
beaver, January 10Th to l2th inclusive,
tho State horticultural society meeting,
10 he held ut Denver, January iS.h
and 18th and the Lumber ben,eiF
association at Denver, January l'1h'
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THE Bksr sALvH In the word sOr
Cuts, Bruisss, bores, Uloers, HaIt
Rheum, Fever sotes, letter, Chappsd
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all SkIn
Eruptions, and positiysly curcs Pilsa,
or no pay required. It's guaranteed 70
give perfect sAtlsisction or money re-
funded. Prics Is cents Per boz. ros
salc By A, C,Smiih n Go.
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PicKErr.-At 81 George, Utah, December ~.
ise!. Harriet Josephine Piokcit,wiie Of lloratio
Pickett and daughter OF the late Joseph h.
johnson, aged ~ years
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For Railroad Tickets call on w. q.
KIND, Walker House; he can save you
from $500 to $1,000.
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Sal, Lake Bsrbcrs' supply.

For Barber Cha rs and Furniture.
Biggest lstock Of Razors, Shears,
Strops, Homes, Clippers, Brushes,
Combs, Soaps, Powders and Psrium-
cry, Steam Grinders and Concavorp.
Mail orders deceive special attention.
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Inst Arrived.

A fine lot q Goods; just tho thing
for Holiday presents, Just arrived at
Sandberg Furniture Cos Store,
l0s.ll0 w. South Temple Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23

Don't buy your Turkey until you
have heard the price and seen those at
SHERwooD's, opposite Y. G.. M. I.
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"CusrER's LAST RALLY. '--"It 10
painfully real, needs good nerve TO look
ut it."-walt. w hitman, MY. Tribune.
"The picture will go straight to the
hearts OF the people, especially In tho
Great west."-Ed. Clements, Boston
Transcript. Don't fail TO see II. rs w.
Second South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23

For Choice Roses and Out Flowers
aud Holly, go to EVANS d KING,
Constitution Building, Main Street.
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To sell Railroad Tickets call on w,
q. KIND, Walker House.
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CusTER's LAST RALLf.-The great
est battle painting OF the century.
Go and see II. Is w. Second South st.
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Cleaned Currants ~ pounds for 81,
Of Salt lake EquilAble Coon.
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II Pounds Sugar for 81. at Salt Lax
Equitable Coop.
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Our Rubbers have arrived. Salt
Like EquItable Coop.
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Via Union Pacific. Christmas ana
New Years.
On December 28rd, cath, 25.h, 3lst
and January lst, the UNION PACIFIC
viii sell Excursion Tickets to all points
within $50 miles, at one fare for the
round trip. Alltickets good for return
until January ith, 1893.
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Just oui.--siSer State Specials. 8
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SEnscWFtloN hNAAN'
Ii. NO, , No 7 No.
Da,iv,.,.,........slO 5000 $500 $3.50 500
Sem. Weekly ,... 500 LEO LOO 40
Dsserei Weekly. $50 LoO
Address all communications to
THE nEsERET NEWS CO.,
salt Lake CITY. Utah.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

Notice is h(eby given that under and bv vir:
tue Of an ordf OF sale issued from the once Of
o. D. Crone, &erk OF the district court Of the
nth judicial district, within n for Webster
county, NebrsekA. upon . decree In m action
Deedlng 1rst, vAerein the First National bank
e Bed Cloud, Gebraska, Is plaintiff, u John
Kloeher yr.. Ktkendall, Jones & CO. and Win
~ ,. Wt1gee tfe defendants; Second. where
y Henry Wefyt0re was plantt6 md John
zlncher yrs WlrQeld 5. Winget - ingoe
No wife. First NSional bank Of Red cloud. Ne
bee1ka, 0. Q. belf receiver Of the First Nsttoe-
q nank. DovidA. Bray. truston5ExHeN4 Cal
Gu. 4. Mo business as Kir' endall.
aeeeeS eS.fJcAn Moore. Sweet, Orr s Co.,
- Bros. &COA Regnier & Sho0p Crocksry CO.
cd Ottillie ?. kincher are defendants. and
that BY the order Of court the above two cases
were consolidated; I shall offer for sale at pub
lie vendue, to the highest bidder for cash in
ut the east DOR Of the courthouse at Red
cloud, In said Webster county, Nebraska. THAT
being the building wherein the last term OF said
was holdenl on the
Gath Day Of May, A. ID. 1892,
q one O'Clock p. u. Of said day the following
described property tOwit: The north hall. X,
Of the southwest quarter. 4, of section two, 2,
In township two, 2, Of sange nine, Q. west OF the
eth D. m. in Webster county, nebraska.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April.
A. ID. 1882.
3s-3Od Gto. E. COON. Sheriff.
JAS. MCNeNY, Plaintiffs Attorney.