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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-05-11
THOS. N. BROWN.
Attorney and Co unselor at Law
MARYVILLE, TENN.
To Daniel E. LeBoW and Madi-
son LeBoW.
Alex b. McTeer
J. NJ, Hood and wife ct ais.
nriu,na1 R;ll NJ tQl

J. IT. Hood and wife ct ais.
Original Bill No. 1874
In the Chancery Court at Maryyille Tel nessee
In this cause it appearing from the Bill which
is sworn to, that Daniel Il. Lel}ow and James
Madison LeI3ow two of thu defendants are non
residents of the State OF Tennessee. and are sup.
posed to be residents of the State OF Texas. they
are hereby required to appear. on or, before the
LIST Monday Of June next, before the Clerk and
Master of said Court at his office IN Maryville
and make defense to the bill filed against them
in said Court ny Alex B. Mc.reer, or otherwise
the bill will be taken for confessed.
II is furthrr ordered that this notice be pub.
iished for four consecutive weeks in the Mary
vile Times, this 3rd day OF May 1892.
W. G, CHUMLEA, Clerk and Master.
MeTeer & Gamble, Soils. l0-4w
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"icg," said the old captain ms he laid
down his pipe and took sNig Of the
stoHmlng punch 1t conveniently near bis
right elbow, the navy has given SONIC
very comforting words 10 the English Ian.
Ruugc. Ever hear the phrase tapping the
admirably
We thought We had, but were not quite
sure
"Woll. To this day 10 the navy. when one
fnil0r wants another 60 como on and have
drink 81 rum with him. he Is apt to ray.
let's $50 tap the admiral
"rhi- Is how Il came olouti when Al.
mllM Nelson WAS killed 100 che Sen fight u
1miHignr thrrc was no ucHns ot onih1lu.
ms the body, i0r the rule was TO bury an
dead sailors 10 ts1; but every one knew
This wouldn't work in the ease ~ loal
Nelson. Sow, down hltaccn decks there
VIZ, hog.hcad NJ prime old rum that had
lccn recently taken ab0ard, 10 after som,
debate the doctors decided TO put the body
into this.
"whilc living the admiral liked his greg
NJ we'll 10 the neat man, but as he wits
dead this could uot account Tor the fact
that when the ship that bov the boly
home reached London lt WIS found that
pretty much all tlc rum bad vanished.
AFTER long examination 10 WAS dis
covered that the sailor, placed asa guard
about thc C.sk had regularly tapped IT,
This also accounted for the tipsy behavior
Of the men. From that day 90 this uycFy
old sailor knows what tapping the adj
mirlr means
"rhcn there Is thcworl grog. and o fine
sound Il has, Just like liquor n-pouriug
frum the lccl OF a bottle and laughing Ia
get out. Look In all the diCtionagic, and
you'll find u, proud ~ you ploascnnd large
~ life That word originated IN the navy
and 20 came about in TIL. way
Ever hear Of Admiral vermont No'
Well, / think you will ray Yes when
tell you be- was the early friend Of Gcorg,
Washington. and Mount Vernon was nf
forward named In his honor; No YOU mas
b, surc hc NaH very fine man. liissnilur,
loved him, for Il was no who insisted on
giving them double ration u rum In cold
weather but he also insisted that II should
be- drunk missed with water
Admiral Vernon used to wear Die
grugrnin coat In wet weather. aud ~ tht
sailors, ia pur1 love and affection. nicl.
nampd him Old Grog,' and gradually til,
name was changed 10 designate his favor
itc beverage and winter.
$50 sou see, gentlemen, the navy hn'
contributed It's share TO the comforting
words OF the English language, and 70 YOU
give her time thc'll add some more and
the captain finished his glass aud resumed
his pipe.
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DuRsUANr 10 As ORDER or sALE To
4 me directed BY the District Court ~ the
Inifd Judiciti DistfiOtut tho roriioy Of Utah,
! shall Offer al public ale, az the front door
0t tic County Court House, 10 the CITY ana
CouuiT % salt Ikc, ttah Territory. on
ihe 3.th dag ut April, 1909, at W O'Clock ~,
al the fleht, title. oiaii and interest Of ben ".
nfigrs. jr,, owe nrfgs. this wlfcl " g.
Hsiily Thrmaf Kane, partner. under tho nfu
name ut Rely 4 maze liah National liont.
corporation, y. W. SCARS Milandn Pratt
rratt i|anis ~ccEloa. sarah h. scrkies, ". ".
II span0rd. s. q. nay. Annie Ho.hiua. ,. ".
iafk, Herman lcffc, ". Hnuernold, Mnroui
4. Frat, aud Cnwiiuc Pratt, he wife tyui
lcck ldwin Harmon aud \. n, ifnkgriuu.
ot. in and 10 the following dcacFilcd properly.
situated, lying ani beng ln The CIV. and
County ~ SAT- take, Territory " ttsh. and
bounded and u1rurul1uT dcfcrihrd aa follows,
tu Wit ~ af Lott ~. ia, 70. li. 90 and % nuek
90 Plat -. salt Lake CITY sur,ty
To be soif o. the property Of Ben D
prgua. IT.. owe brHfs, hIa wife, ~. &.
nuiB, Thomas h1nr, partners under Tie firm
name of R1illv & kaue, uiah National bHnk. q
corporation 4. y. SCARF, Milanlo rrat,. LIB.
bic q. rtsu, Orthcrs =. prhr, Emma T.
itatl, LOUIS -cckig-, sarah y. scckle'
Hotiias. J H. Psta Herman ncirc. it
Hutsiucli, Mufoni T. ruitand tarsllnc rratt
M. wiio t,rl Peel hfUin Harmon aud s.
70. riut or.on, Al the sut o, Ahrlhamina jcrc'
my
rermt Vi -iin. Ct.h
UAufDW IuugusuN, Atry for Plaintiff.
ANuittW .. NJRr, sheriff.
by JuuN 10. tuuNuCK. ucuuty.
Dated al SAT- Lake Clty, Npil tth, I've.
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SOME ODD STORIES.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS RELATED BN
MAJOR a. n. CALHOUN.

Tie Exciting Adventure Of Federal
Captain and Ills orderly who vcn,urcd
tpto the Mysterious Labyrinth of Man.
moth Cave without - Guide.
,coyyrirht, pe,. BY American Pres Assooiu.
tiau.l
CAPTAIN Poe. Of Cincinnati, with hi,
INN was sent north from bowling Greer
and ordered 20 remain "at or near Cav,
civ till further ORDER"
A. every one should know, the limo. tone
.eglon OF southern Kentucky is horey
comhcd with caves, and during The late
war these caves wcru frequently the hiding
places Of friend and Zoe.
Mammoth cave. one u the natural won
dars on the modern world, Is only an hour.
Jrive from tho railroad 90 Cave City, aud
Cspt,in Poe. who had long been anXiou.
a. seo this famous "holv IN the ground"
dscldeito avail himself Of his proximity 60
Il 10 pay u ~ visit.
II viii 30 over carly IN the morning" he
said TO First Lieutenant Pratt, who was 60
remain back IN command of the troop, "ani
I'M be back bcfor shutdown"
"Therc are no guides at the cave now. pc
Won must be CAREFUL" said Lieutenant
Pratt.
con. I'M not 20 In very fir I know all
the cccrntricitlos VI the place, and will go In
INT a short distance. Mike Finn, my or
dcrly. &. the only man l'll take along. he
has been through Diamond cave ard
know ali about such places. said the cap
tain confidently.
The next morning he md Orderly Finn
rode Oh Tor the cave, carrying with thcm
in addition to lights and food, their arms.
for John Morgan was 40 that time showing
a most pcmiciuus activity along the linu Of
the Louisville AMI Nashville ruh.
ON reaching the entrance 10 the cave
Captain Poe and his man dism1Iuicd ard
concealed their horses in tho woods some
distance away Then they cut poles 90
which to faIcn the candles they had
brought with them aud started In, conf
dent they were about to enjoy one days
peacc.
\ mnn who has climbed one great noun
tain Is cCrtainly better qualified 20 climb
another great mountain than o man Who
has had no such experience, but IN The
matter Of caves former experience count
for little. IL Us impossible 20 get q tuhtl.
tuto Tor a good local guide, but evidently
Captain Poe and Mike Finn were not Of
this opinion.
The provisions and lights were divided.
candles were fastened % the po,ca nng
then the two men lee the warm sunlight
and disappeared within the narrow ard
unpromising portal that gives access 90
halls yastcr and grander than were ever
carved by human hands.
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with their hair On end. Tor the awful hlass
depths Of the b1,tomlcss pit yawncd be.
tofu them.
AZ this iuncturo tho last quarter inch Of
the last candle fell and was eX,inguishcd
MAY al the saints protect ~, captain
dear' groaued Mike Finn, for It's me
7ad ycu Is IN q devil OF q box"
oar language was constructed In world
where there Is great deal Of light. aud
10 IL ha, no terms at all adequate to DO.
serbia the impenotrahlc blnckncss In which
these two mon found themselves.
They were AWAY FROM the world. buried
IN Stygiau darkness inrdown Ia the bow.
els % Tie earth. aud there was no guide
wiihin roarh that their companions could
send to their rrscuc
The captain discharged his pistol aud the
cave. rang with the dcaicning sound. and
the echoes rolled down through FAR away
caves, like the ccasulsss discharges VI r..
ccdiug artillery till swallowed up IN pro.
found, far away depths
The men were afraid 20 move. for a
stone luo,cnol By their ndvanec. had
leapcd into the bottomlcss pit. aud az no
sound came back they reasoned that Il
must be still falling. and thly did Dot care
to risk themselves near the awful edge.
No pen could give fair picture of tho
long, black hours that followed The cap.
tain's watch rn down. Hunger and thirst
tortured them. Thea umc on Irresistible
ycarnng for slcup. nnd as they closed thoii
heavy lids they shook hands like men who
ar never to wake again.
But nity-cight hour after the last light
went out they did wake up 70 lnd torches
flashing 10 their faces AMI Lieutenant
Putt aud colorpl man who know the
cave leaning over them.
They wcro led and led out TO the light
and Mike Finn echoed the captains scnti
mcnts when he said
"lle Iabcr', yen niycf foind me in hol,
In the ground uglu-tll rm buried fol
gooiw
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Judge Wilson. oi Kentucky, Is a Ono
lawyer, a purist Ia tho use OF English, and
withal very fond Of a Joke, particularly IL
IL Is not directed against himself.
Tom Roberts puciicc,n good deal before
judge Wilson, and rather pridcs himself
on hsing Felf made man, aud rs he has
pushed his way 70 the front without col.
lego education. he Is apt 10 look upon
scholars as entirely too llnlcLy aud theo
rctical,"
Recently, when pleading a ease before
bis friend, Mr.. Wilson snidi
And now, may &c please your honor, I'm
conclude my argument tomorrow, unless
you will kindly consent to set late enough
10 hear me out this evening"
Here was Judge Wilson's chance, and le
could not let 10 slip without notice
"llrus sct, sir and judges Sit"
avery well, b" laughed Roberts, II stand
corrected, and | hope your honor will ait
long enough 60 hear NO out"
Not long after this the judge, while Civ
Ing Hn opinion, rumnrkcd
Under the circumstances, as stated, /
do not think an action will lay"
81 beg your hunurs PARDON said Rob.
crts, quicl. ~ ha,h, "up IN the noun.
tlius wlnr / was T.E We allow that hens
lHy and actions lir,"
".Nud IN saying TO-" responded the blush.
Ing Judge, you have laid closer to the
truth thnn ut any timo since you began
this case" ALtHED Il. CALHOUN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Consumption carries off
many of its victims need
lessly. 1t can be stopped
sometimes; sometimes it
cannot.
1t is as cruel to raise false
hopes as it is weak to yield
to false fears,
There is a way to help
within the reach of most who
arc thrcatened-cAREFUL Liv-
ING and SCOTS Emulsion Of
cod-liver oil.
Let us send you a bool;
on the subject free.
,.soaus Bowss, chsmi.,', - South s'hAvsauo,
Yourdnrsiitl keeps seaut rnul,ian o. eod.liscr
el--ll druggists syeIy~lsrs 60. u.
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AnrrnI,i,cr nrnirInc

DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills are
n sure cure for sick headache, bilious
complaints, Dyspepsia, indigestion,
costiveness, torpld liver, etc. These
pills insure perfect digestion, correct
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AMI make the skin clear. They also
produce u good appetite, and invig-
crate and strengthen the entire system
by their tonic action. Sold at % cents,
u box, at johnson, Pratt * Co Salt
Lake CITY.
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Statehood. Church anu State, Our
Country As II ~, Our Country AS It
Should BE, Utah, ~ to 40.
Price: fifty cents per set. first four
for forty cents, $500 per l0D copies.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price. All.
ufess: DEsEREr NEWS Co, Salt Lake
CITY.
An exchange Gays OF these lectures:
"Iho topics are timely and pertinent
and the treatment OF them Il lucid and
original. Mr.. Ellis "a one Of The few men
whose lectures may 10 read ~ well ~
listened 10, because he does not depend
upon rounded periods alone for effect.
He has Ideas and happy faculty "
clothing them In torse English. Be
sides, he chooses subjects Of immodi.
ate interest and Thereby rivets and 10.
tains the attention Of the public.
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rI'O All. WHOM ir MAY CuNCEHN so.
I uepia hereby given tlai Immediately alter
the Publication hereof Tor three wccsa, o. zee
puIfrt DIV saul act. iho unigrHigutd will make
application 20 thc Hon. ~ 'otary q The Inter
aud remove Iiur I0Es Tor cav TIMBER from "a
tract ~ the uusuNUyed public iands ~ the
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ttah, aud IN ru particularly described ~ iul
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about " miles south e. HtCrlv from Haii Beaver
ttf, aud running from thence north lIi miles
90 10 stone monument, thtnroi't milce wet Co
% stone mTuunvut, thence south o. Wilus IN o.
stone monument thence east ! 70 miits O. n
UIur tire uu thu north ftu Of said lake, thC
place uf beginning, and containing 800
JANIS q. ROBINSON.
IostonlHe aItroH HEAVIER, ttnl. DIV
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THE BEsT Sy.vE in the world for
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TINE REGULAR MEETING or the
Il stockholders will be- held at the South
Cottonwood Ward House, on Monday, April
18Th, lsul At ~ a. M, for tue election of ofiCcrs
business tiafinny be necessary 10 be attend.
CD %.
All versions who with 10 make any change sin
the use OF their water for iH1 must report on
or before the time Of SAID meeung
u. ". Drown, Secretary.
South Cottonwood, April ., lsy!. " std
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MONEY ToR LAND.

NIAsY PERSONS WISH TO sELLTuEig
W land, but vttn they nnd awillinr pur'
chaser, he uilc 20 the clam a not perfected
owing 10 the patent not having boon obtained
Then tho parties wfi,o 10 me in a great hurry
lnd insiti thu tie pa,rat shall be- secured In
.urh O. time. whlcn cannot always be- dono
way cot i,tme sct y0ur cases through now
and tcnd you The patent a, soon a. isflodi
ssndmcyour land receipt or tho number %
sour entry, and tho address whore you wish uo
90 etnd the pattnt, viii attend % u promptly
Tor you. Adtrcit. CiAs. ". srANNEH,
Attorney At Law,
DIT Boa ~. Washington, u. q.
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LEGAL. NOTICE..
In the Probate Gown Of the County Of salt
Lake, Territory ct Utah.


In the matter oil the estate OF Henry rcrkcs
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiNEy THAT
n Nm. ID. pcrlcs and josiah j. rtrkCs.
admin sirniors ~ tho estate u Henry Nrftcs,
deceased. have rendered tor settlement ard
dicd lu said court their nnhl account ot thsir
Administration OF sid estate and pet'lInn Tor
nnii distribution u tie rrsiduc VI sad estate
among the pcrsons enuilou thyt,io. anl thai
Thursday, The lith DAY o. Np.HsN, w. l''s, a.
10 O'Clock ~ m., At the Court room % Haid
Court, IN the County Court House, 7ali LAKE
Cuv aud County. I tab 1crtitgy iius ucsn duly
appointed W. tic iudgc of said CONT Tor tho
settlement Of said account and hearing sl.d Ne
uiiou Tor distribution, az Which time aHi piece
nuN person iutorcatfd in sa'd e. .Aic may appear
aud chow cause. ii there lg win tud ur.
count .h0rId rot he settled aud approved and
uual dlstruutilu mace a. PRAY 90 Toe
&. o.. ALLAN,
clerk ~ the rn' HttH Court.
dtI
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In the Matter oi tho Estatc of ANDREW
y. Marfnrlnnc, dccCafUI.

In the Waiter 81 mo h.ilio 81 NnlIcW
y. Macfnrnnc, dccCafUi
NO1ICT ~ HEREBY GtVRN. THAT
~ fuHhCihJ. MuciArlanc, CAosutfiy 0t tLc
sstlt7 o. Andrew y. Mhcfarlane, dOrCHard, has
rendered for settlement, and niCd 10 said Court,
her final account ~ her adminisirhiiUn nf said
estate ami petition for nnal distribution ui tho
residue ~ snid estate among the persons en-
uticd thereto, and that Ncdnefdly, ihD l1th day
of April, \. u. \ :, AZ 10 O'Clock a. &c.,, At The
Court room Of said Court, IN the County Court
House, salt lake CITY and County, lah Ter
rit1ry, las teen duly appeinad by the judge
~ said Court for The setiiement ~ tsit AZ
count ana hearing faif rriition tor disuilu.
ton, at which tine and place any purs0n inter
ested IN fAid estate may appear and show
not he settled and approved ard flnai diiiribu'
ton made ~ prayed for
Dated hptil I, lsj-.
&. y. ALLEN,
CLERK ~ the Probate : our;
by CAusTIN BnuwsL. In-. nennIy lLer..
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Huntington Igouir.

WllEN going East select the popular
route, the burlington. Two daily YES.
tlbule trains from Denver with dining
and chair carsaEd Pullman flecpers at
tached, for Chicago, Peoria, st. Louis,
Kansas City, 81. Joseph, Atchison anu
all points east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

when Baby was sick We gave he's ca'iorla.
when une was CALL. she cried for castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, sle gave them cassOFla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

"Swedcn aud the swedes," by W.
w. Thomas, United States Minister 10
Sweden and Norway. Professor o..
Cedersirom, ~. II. Sixth South street,
Is the agent. decd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

81 have just recovered from "a soc
ond attack OF the grip this year" says
Mir. jas. O. Jones, publisher OF the
Leader, Mcxih, Texas. "ln the latter
cnso used Chnmherlain'a Cough
Remedy, and | think with conb.dora.
bic success, only being In bed n little
over two dAy1, against ten days for
the nrst attack. The second attack
am satisfied would have been equally
~ had as the INT hut for the use OF
this remedy, rs ! had to 10 to bed In
about elk hours alter being struck
with II, while IN the first case | was
able to attend 10 business about two
days before getting down." 30 cent
bottles for sale by z. G. VI. |. Drug
Dent. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Lake, Tcruioly OF Utah
IN the matter OF the Estate " David N, Dun.
cansun, deceased,
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN TnAT ANS
~ W nuuCansuu, surviving cNcruifiN OF
the estate OF David ~. uuucauH0n. deceased,
lns rendered tor settlement. anN Nlr1 lu said
Court, her final account oi her namineiratlou
81 said estate aud petition Tor ilnHl distribution
o. the residue OF SAID estate among The persons
entitled thereto. nnd that fhuudny, the .lnt
day Of April, A. -, i-ol, o. 10 O'Clock r.. n., at
the court Room Of sad Court, In tho County
Court House, SAT- Lake cry and County. ttah
Territory, has been duly appointed 10y the
Judge OF said Court. for The sottlomCntot said
nccOunt und hearing said pcuton for histrihu.
lion, at which time amt place any person inter.
es'cd m said estate may appear aud show
cause, u any there be- Why sid account should
not Dee settled and approved aud nnal ditulbu.
Hon made 40 PRAYED for.
Dated March -, 1877.
e. y, ALLEN.
ClCtk of the Probate Court.
by CAusrEs liRpWhE, Ju. Deputy CLERK,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
10 the Probate Court ~ tho County Of s
Lake, Territory Of Uiau.
In the matter Of the Estate of Ctroline y
ilutchifon, deceased,

In the matter Of the Estate Of Ctrollne H.
llutchtfon, deceased.
NOTICE ~ IIEREBl GIVEN THAT
~ Thomas W ChamuroY nnd DAVID NWcl.
lie, executors OF tho last Will and testament Of
the estate OF Caroline D. llui'hison, deceased
have rendered for fettlomrut anu HE'D In sad
court, their nnal acaouut o. their admin
iatratiOn II slid estate rui petition for
nnHl distribution Of the residue oi said estate
among tho pcrLous cnitlei thereto, and tnnt
Thursday, tie ith dAt Of April, A, y. la1l,
Of 10 o'clock %, M, az the Court lioum Ot SAID
court in the County Court House, salt Lake
Guy aus county, utnh Territory, has hoen July
appointed by the iuggc u suid cont, Tor ne
settlement 81 said account and hearing siii
petition for distribution, a. Which time and
place any person ibtrrosted To- said ustate NAV
appear and show cause. 10 an there he, why
said account should not De settled and ap,
proved and FINAL distribution made a. prayed
for.
&c. ALLEN,
Cletk % tie Probate Court
ny CAusrEs BROWSE, IT., Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
n the Probate Court OF the County o. Sal
Lake, Territory Of Utah.


decreased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]. II
~ Moyio, administrator Of the cstate of
Mary Yates, deceased. hls rendered Tor settle
mcut, and led In said Cnufi. his dual Aseouut
Of hls Administration Of SAID uitatc aud pet
ton for ilnal distribution ui Tho residue NJ said
sstale among the uersous entitled hereto, ana
AZ 30 O'Clock am, at The Court li1om ~ SAID
tougt IL tho County Court House, salt Lake
Ciy and County, Utah Territory, has been duly
appointed hy lilo Judge uf sald Court. for tho
settlement pi Ehldaruouut and hearing said be,
litinn for distribution, AZ which umo ana place
any pcuon Interested To- sali estate may ap.
oar and show cause, If any lhcfa be, why said
account huould not be settled aud approved
ana nael distribution made 30 prayed Tor.
Dated March ~ lsg!,
q. y. ALLEN,
CLERK " pr0hate Court.
ny cAusrEN npowNE, JH,, pcputy CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

III. Utah tGenc,Rl Nursery Company
Has removed its ofilca 10 ita uur.
terits In sugar House Ward. Take
the Rapid Transit Street Cars marked
"Calder's PARK, Forest Dale, or ilth
East Street" Post Ofilce, Sugar,
Utah. DDS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

a travelling man who CHANGED 10 he
IN tho store II T.. V. Wood, Mt Mc-
KEGS Rocks, Pa, says while no was
waiting TO see Mr.. Wood, litfle rirl
came Ia with an empty bottle labeled
"Chamherlain's Pain Balm" AMI
said: "Mamma wants another bottle Of
that medicine; she says II il the hest
medicine for rheumatism she over
usot," 81 cent bottles for sale by Z. G..
NJ. |. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
LEGAL NOTICE.



In tic matter N the ksialo Of Edward BRAIN,
Deceased.
NOTICE - uEHEBN GIVEN, TuAT
~ Annie T.. BRAIN. AdminlstfaiflN oi The C..
tate 81 Edward ifbin, deceased. bias rtu.
dercd Tor ottlomcnt. and nlcd in taid count hcr
maj account 81 her adminisuNlun OF Haid
estate, and petition for Toe Appointment ot
commissioners iu partition lnu TOY Nnni dlstti
button OF tho residue OF SAID estate Auuur Tie
persons emitted thcrctoi uuu ihai lhnI 10y,
Inc IN day Of Aprii, lsll, u ~ O'Clock o. no.,
az the Court room 81 auid Court, in ilc tuurty
Court tiuufu, tAlt take tiif and tuuuiN, q tnH
Tcultofi has been duly appointed hl ihuJulEc
ut sai1 tuurt int the retiltmchi % Hlli o..
count, and hearing aid petition iur Tue APP
pnIutntnt uftnmmissluucra iu partition tuit'r
disiriuutlou (which time ami place 1uyptrnn
IutrrnHtpn iu HHt1 estate may ailcHf Hun show
cause, u any there 1H, WHY Haid agrouu. should
not hc settled and proved AMI commission
rra IN partition appointed Fui maj drtfibu
Son made ua prayed Tor.
Dated March 9th, 100
CLERK Of the Probate Court
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