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LINEN
GOODS

YARDS LoSo. FROM. ................. 44s to 3.74
THESE TABLE SETS ARE GREAT BARGAINS
LARGE LOT OF LARGE.SIZE DAMASK 40
TOWELS. WITH KNoTTED FRINGE... III
BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS. ;. SIZE, 10.
PER DOZEN Observation-Disclosures. 1.C4
FINE QUALITY STRIPED ALI1WHITE "a,
APRON LAWNS REDUCED FROM 18c TO- liz
SOFT FINISH CHECKED NAINSOOK A
GREAT BARGAIN AT THE REDUCTIONS, IN
FROM Gle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .1U
AND FROM ssc is
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ST TIC IL L AND ScALLOPED 49,. m
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Lamps /Or country homes
at fOWer prices

BANQUET LAMBS, BRASS WITH ONYX
Pillar. CENTRAL DRACGlIT BURNER q o.
AND SILK SHADE.................. ........... wv
ST r1S1n w WINS sn s,SHr1 PLATED COM 1877
READING LAMPS. BRASS MOUNTED. HAND
PAINTED VASE AND DOME, SHADE TO ~
MAINH -......'.''''
LIBRARY LAMPS. BRASS HANGERS, WITH ~
li-INCH DOME, SHADE..-.......... ........ 49,
PIANO xsns nnAss ps!sH EXTENDS 37
SEASIDE LAMPS, WITH NICKEL TRIM.
slST TT W;T GcHs NOT TAHSIsH con- 247
FAIRY LAMPS. WITH CANDLE, IN AMBER, 10
BLUE. AMETHYST. GREEN. OR CRYSTAL
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF PIAZZA LAMPS AND
LANTERNS.
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Mrs. Ama3,dn Paisley
Hoods SarsapariIIa

HAS effected cure she hear and see as well
- ever For full particulars OF her send 10 C.
HOOD u co.. Lowell. Mass.
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S1OUNS AND EOKkS. U
TEASPOONS. ROGERS MAKE, WARRANTED
STANDARD PLATE, NEAT FIGURED PAT
TERMS, PER SET OF sIx.............."
AND FORKS, ROGERS
MAKE, SAME QUALITY AS ABOVE. PER ST
SET OF SIX Observation-Disclosures.
DINNER KNIVES. ROGERS MAKE. WAR.
RANTED SOLID STEEL AND PLATED. ~
DwTS. PURE SILVER TO DOZEN. PER
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WORTH f21O.... ....-........................ 1,tO
LARGE STOCK OF PLAIN AND FIG.
URED ALI-SILK BLACK RUSSIAN
NETS FOX DRAPERIES. 40 INCHES "A 4. ~
WIDE ................' cf W III
IRISH GUPURE LACES IN ENDLESS
VARIETY AT LOWEST PRICES IN THE
CITY.
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HOODS PILLS hand made. and are perfect In
pdiuon, proportion and appearance.
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SPECIAL LOT OF MEMS
CHEvIOT. PERCALE.
AND OXFORD SHIRTS.
WHITE BODY, WITH
~ n n n ID 4, - nA.,
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2s.INCH BLACK JAPANESE TAFFETA, ~
WORTH 4l.00 -. m
o9INCU IMPORTED BLACK SURAh, oorI ny
FINISH WORTH s1.CO............-......-.... -.
EXCErI,ENT BLACK SURAH, WITH WHILE OJ
STRIPE WORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ruv rvvo uIGursT GRADES OF 2G.INCH I'M
fDhAn BLACK SURAH.
80, WORTH .s,; $1.24, WORTH slsS;
ANOTHER LOT OF 24-ISCH PRINTED IN.
Ola SILK ALL NEAT AND PRETTY AZ
STYLES WORTH 75c- AT.....-......-.
WE HAVE ADDED NEW DESIGNS TO OUh
PRESENT LARGE COLLECTION IN THE
CELEBRATED TWIST WARP INDIA 6y
SILK WORTH sl0O..........-.-.-...-.-. -,
CREAM WHITE CHINESE. JAPANESE, AND ~
OLA SILKS AT 4oc.. SOC, &C., $50. AND ''c
Complete assortment of Chd''0e-
able Skfrting Tdfetas at Popular
Prices.
. 600 YARDS OF SUPERIOR WASH SURAH,
WHITE GROUNDS WITH COLORED "a
STRIPES WORTH el.0O.. ........"~.."...
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1891, $5.11, $3.50, Up TO 1881
FILL, LINE OF FANCY CASHMERE, SILK.
AND wORSTED SHAWIS, IN ALL COLI IN OF
ORS AND MIXTURES, sl.30 UP To-. wv
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1lr FOO n"ttnt o, nu tret. ,...
pr+nre tous -n,outyGve pounds pl
square inob
With tvo delivery hose pipes on at
once. having nozslc- respectively one
inch and sovorrighlhs iurh. the motor
ran at 800 revolution. psr wiwta AMI
the pressure was fnrty-lvo purnd. @.
iho square inch, the two Jets rising to %
height pt about eight fcuL THE com.
biuaiion OF un electric motor aud v
pump has manifest advantage. over the
steam fire cnymo, provided "a supply VI
current 10 available.
ln the case oil tho latter 10 Is always
necessary TO keep mp steam. 30 thui time
viii not be- lost when au alarm Is sound.
ed, and the fac, that tue motor g. o..
stluilv ready COS service os soon us ~
current b. turned On makes ID obviously
better adapted 60 many conditions. 1t
is beyond que iiun that tho day will
soon come whom the distribution VI cleo.
iricity win Doc 20 general that the pump
operated by am electric motor will he
the mo-. important picao of tire lighting
apparatus. -pittsburg Dispatch.
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NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
Al PRIVATE SALE BY GUARDIAN.

IrNDEW AUTHORITY uF ~ uRpEtt %
sole granted and made rs the rrohate
court oi sat LfkU County, ltah Tom ury, iu
the matter o. the estate ant guardlau.hip ut
Ahrlhtm a.. Woodruff, NincirUd u Woodruff,
ami Mars 4. Nonirdi miuurs, dated Nuy. M
Ia, viii sell Of private salc the following
described real ertltc, To wit au undivided
ihrco.HiHtls.iHI interest m the west hnlt Oi lots
ore 90 uud tWeuty t2N, and an undivided
three tCkcnths SD interest iu all of loi three
lIl nut nll ~ Dot Cl except piece from aid
lpf two 'el trsruhCd a. commencing 10 the
southwest ruruur OF Haid lot tWo and running
thence east tNn hundred and sixty l!ul tee,
thru"r north eighty four ISL feet,
thence west two hundred aud sixty
80 fCrt, thcuro south eighty four lsI
trrt io tho place Of beginning. ~ Of snld
lots hring in'hIOrk thirteen as. ulat 80" I've
acre DIG ioli survey, iu salt Lake County nn
TERRITORY The tulu viii be- made on or after
Mrdut sd1y, the 2ird day OF November, 1872!
aud lnda WIN be- received Ht the office NJ Wad.
dell a Adams room - tnmmcfrfl and savage
Bank building -. cut, Fret South street, SAT-
Lake tity, iuu, up 90 said date. Terms OF
sale, one han cash und ono hat secured by
mortgage ou note, hcIring lutcrc-tht pet cent
pcr luuum ten pcf cent To accompany bid. aud
iNp balance. a- above, o. be- ulid on rouurma.
ton Hni delivery uf deed, and subject Co con
urmauuu Of The Probate court.
A~AtiEL H. WOODRUFF,
Guardian nt the pOrH Ius amt estate ul Abraham
o., Nunoirrd H., nud May A, woodruff,
minor.
Date. November iu l-lg.
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SUMMONS.
In ne district Court 80 and FOR the Third Judi.
cal District uf Utah Territory, County
OF salt Lake.


The People OF tho Territory OF Utah send
greeting
To frank starr, Defendants
NvOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To AZ
d PEAR an action brought against YUu 10y
the aUuvc.named plaiutih 90 tho District Court
OF tuo Third judicial District Of tnu Territory
of utah. aud tn answer the complaint ilcd
therein within ten days toNclusiyo OF The day Of
serNlcCl after tho service on you 81 this sum.
mOus-u served within this county or, u
served out OF this county, but iu thia district,
within twenty days; otherwise within igtlY
days-ur judgment 10y default will ht ilhon
against you, according 10 tho prayer OF Hald
complaint
The said action s brought to have q deyrcc of
lN.- court nissnlying the bonds OF mltflmony
exciting between plaintiff and detcndart and
granting a decree 10 plalntn, aaiudgitE t1at
defendant pay into court a reasonable ,-H or
costs NJ suit and counsel fees, amt that plain
an hc allowed such further ruiu a. hllWuhl hh
other relief prayed On Two grounds. a- follows
10 wit first, that for the year last ptst O.
frudnnt has failed n provide for plnnuh me
common neCessnrics OF life, although aho 20
90 do sVcOni, that fOr mnrg tlan IN years lhAt
past defendant las treated VI uiiH W1ll gN-
tronc cruelty, causing her great pam ana us
| tr,nt, r,
And YOU are hereby notified that u you tail
| To appear anu answer the said compliant Na
above required the saii plninuh VIII Hlpl@ 10
| the court tor tho relief demanded therein
Witness, the Hon, Charles 8, Zane, Judge,
| and the sea- OF the DWui't Court nf mo lhld
! Judicial nsirict, IN and Tor tho Territory on
| Uuh, this OH daY OF August, In tho year nl our
| Lord one thousand elght hundred ana mhoY
| two, -
| by GBo. u, LOOMS, Depuy Clerk su
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ono day q Russian village Official was
riding with mo in search OF some siiayed
lor-c-. Tine black soil was like dust,
aud hc sighed heavily Vol hi. mtre SAN:
in the lltht stuff.
"Ah.' hc said "what Land IL this? II
Is like. "a woman broken with sorrow.
How can She lind food for her childf"
"llh- % been sI an summer asked.
"Not so. indeed. There wa, frost in
SPRING and men wil Frost and fair
weather But then came the dtyuess.
and though mass was said n the fields.
81 went tonolmus Aud then we dug
up the drnkarl5'--
"Tho whntY'
"Ihc druahorls, your honor. Often
10 g., that when tao drunbmds nre pulled
ont OF their grave. aud flung into pool.
OF wntur. tlut rain viii conn; N,o know
not why. But mot only rain came. hut
hail AMI iercc storm and itr. aud with.
cred the little that was grown. Then
after Ihai. dryncss again nnd now, h.
shrugged his shoulders, "thn famine"
"Nu-t thoro be- miniuef" asked.
"suroly" he said with ~ smile: "the
grain VIZ have 10 soon eaten, aud thcn
whai"
"Will no provision be made for the
future;
"Nho should mako provision Nov
we can buy much anil eat much; after
wnrd-wcll, the little father will not So,
us dior
So depending ON tho czar and public
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NOTICE.

Well Annie Minine hrd milling Go. Principal
place ot huHincsa salt Jake CITY, itah.
NOTICE Is HEHEbi GIVEN, 1HAI AT
~ q meeting OF tho Board OF nlrcUturs
held on the .sih day of September, A. y ls'2,
by nua with the consent Of The stockbo dcrs, n
assessment 40. - OF siN lul cents pct share
WE levied on tho capital sloua Of the company
paynhle to George swan Treasurer, nt room
NJ 8. DcsCr,t National Bank building, salt
L.. q tIty. uth. before November 1T, ~.
Any stock upon which tbs astessucnt may
ttWain unuaido on ihc lat DAY OF November,
isq9 u aforesaid will ho delinquent, and aG.
yortisod Tor sulo, a. public auction, and unlcfa
payment 10 made before. will hu solo on Ihsfs.
day, tho goth day uf Nuycmucr, lsa., al O'Clock
b.. fn. 10 pay delinquent assessments, together
with Che cost nf adycrl.ing and expense "
sale. join y NtBI n BIS etyfgtity
Dated salt lake CITY, september s'th 1877.
The date of delinquency in the above notice
oi assessment Is hereby extended - nrcUm.
her !, irlg, ana the date ot ale ~ delinquent
stock IN Tuesday. December goth, l'.!, Ut
O'Clock nm
october Stat, 49,.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

order TO show cause why order OF sale Of
Heal EHtate should not he made.
yotlS s. LEWIS, nm ADMINS TRAITOR
- uf the t-tttr ~ Miles T. Williams, de-
verified, praying Tor ala urdrf q sale ~ TIE pes
sunai aud the real estate OF sAld dcrc1cnt,
f., sue purposes therein Hct forth, II is there.
fore ordered by the Judge at said Court,
that az persons interested Ia tho estate
- aad deceased appear before the snid Pro
bate Court on Tuesday, tho 18th DAY "
November. Lew, az 10 O'Clock m tAu fore.
noon Of sad day At the Court Room % said
fruhrte Court, ~ The County Court House,
10 thU city nui county 81 SAT- l.HtC, luh
Territory. % show ruutU why an order should
no be- granted tn mo said administrator. ia
cell 30 much Of The real UstAtc % tic said
deceased at private sale M shhll be nt CotrarY,
aud that a copy Ut thls order be puhlishef
40 least four successive weeks Ia the DIX ENrI
lNtNiNU NLws, Newspaper printed and uu1'
lslcd M said city and county.
Dated October ltth, lrfs.
q. W. BAHTCn, Probate Judge
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order 10 SHOW Cause Wy order of Sale Of Roal
Estatc should not be made.
IosErH OrkNsilAW, ThE ADMINS
- traitor Of The estate OF Am upcnahaN,
dcceutud, having hlcd D. petition herein, duly
verified, praying Tor an order ui tuic Of All
personal property aud hn ut the real estate
% said dccodynt, for The purposes therein
Get forth, u is therefore Otterui hi thg
Judge OF said Court, tnai al persons interested
iu tho estate Of Haid dorcases appeArbgtofc the
SAID Probate Court uu iuNsday, tie lath DAY OF
November, irJ2, az 10 O'CLOCK IN the forenoon
uf suid day, az the Cont iluou Of said Probate
Court at Tho County Court House, IN the Lity
and tOuutyuf salt LaAV, 4 tab Territory 60 show
the said admin stratIr, tu sell w much ~ tho
rtu hrd pUuuuul Uatltu ~ the said dOcuAHud
90 public sale no shall ho necessary, amt that
copy Of this order be- published at least
iouf tucDcsfNC wects In tie DrrEnHr EVEN.
$50 NEWs, newapape printed and published
b. Hhid civ and County,
Dated October 18Th, ltJ2
q. ". BAHTCH, Probate Judge.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..
~ tue slockholders OF the SEWER Mining and
MINING C0mnAnN o e0rporaLlnn.

Y ou ARE HEREBY NOTlFIED THAT A
- Hpocihl meeting OF the stockholders OF
salu CORPORATION wall be held al the once VI thu
~ tshy, Room 2ij Constitution HuildiLu.
ninat temple street, salt Lake CITY on Tuesday
hout OF ~ O'Clock a. M, for tho puTp0sc ~
,h'9Wk m assessment on the capital stock oil
N'i porauon, and Tor tho transaction at such
I,t,t. ue 'hrhH Hs may properly be brogght
"pNle aald meeting.
10y N'uer " the Board OF Directors,
zatt. ". j. lEAllE Secretary.
s4' Lake City, oct 81, l,G.,
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No1loE of sAlroF RrAL rs1Arr-


~ uriCE vs. ntgiiN GtNNN, TttAr rs
~ pursuuurr ut ln urtipr pt tlU Probate
nurt ~ the county oI t1lf Lake, TcrrltHrr NJ
ttah. made on me ''th dsy ui inne. 80, iu tts
Wardlr. dveO .Ised the unlefsi. ned, thH admin
iatrator of mo SAID estate. will aotl u' private
salr. ~ tho highest bidder fur cash, hf scaled
uIds 100 writing and subject no confirmation ny
sail Probate Court. ON 1ugsday, The liih day
ono of Rlc6ards & Moyic. aitornets' yooins
$50 800 Constitution Huudug, u south. Main
street. salt Lake city, tab. all The right, title
and interest and estate NJ the SAD Hannah
Tomluson WardiC a. the time OF her death,
estate has hv operation % the Jaw or other
wise acquired other than OF iu addition to that
at tue suit Hunuah 1omiinHon MardlC 40 ihc
time ct her death. iu and 90 all thnt certain
loroan. salt Lake ouutY, Utah Territory, and
bounded aud drfcriboi ts foiiows. to wit
Al of tht portion OF Lott Two ~, fNe 90
aud Eight ,s , in section Two ~ Iownshir
Three lob, south of Range one w, West Of
sat t.ako Meridian. bounded unt described ~
follows, 10 W.T.. Commencing where tho north
fuucc Of John Warfios line that Wa such
NAV 2th, isU.i intcrsects mall race near
bridge thence west 20 whcro q intorseets TIE
vcst hu, VI lot LtEht ,el of sad section ,
thence south 90 intersection % William War
dir's humr tead. thnt n Lot Nine ~ ~ SAID
section, thence east 90 SAID mill race thence
following inid mill race north In the place VI
hcglnning, hud containing Forty .eevcu Acres
TcIma and c1ndtuous of saiei Cash ter Der
cent. uf The purchase money 60 pc V1id on tuc
day VI salo The balance ON confirmation NJ
snlc by sad Probate Court Deco % expense
TuoMAs.D. LEWIS,
Administrator ~ tie Ustatc OF Hannah
Tominson Wardlc. deceased
SAT- Lake Ciy, october And lT2'
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho PROBATE Court II the County NJ SAT-
LAKE, Territory OF Utah


IN lIIN matter OF lIt snkAiN N4 tNNlNN hh .'"'
DCcoused,
order TO chow cause why order oi aail OF real
estate should not be M lu
HHAUlLs AZ. GROW, the AuMlNlrl hh
y = Tor OF the estate OF Unlph liar" .h ~,
ccrsci, having nlud bio petition n"elh
daily verified, praying for an order o' IVY
ut all tne real estate Of sMd lt''Y'n.
for the purposes futem oct torlh' ~ 70
hereby ordered bl lhr Judge %. sHlu ,u"lt
that AL prrsOns Interested o. the t5tNo ~
said dccchsci appear before the shil IioIate
Cont, on luesdhy, the llth day Of p,t
lsp9,at 10 O'Clock VA the forenoon OF aalH usfa'
the Court Room Of haid Probate oulN " 'hs
County Court House, IN the city and eounty oi
ealtLhke, Wan Territory, 10 show cause VIZ u"
order should not be granted 20 the sal sin''
stlutur 10 aoll ~ much Of the real eahW w
the said deceased NJ private sale o. shgll 70
necessary and that cCuy NJ lhN nl vl ~, r..
pubilahcd % least three euccefaNc Wr'As ~ w"
bthihLr kvtNiEu Ntws. ncvtpapt,r F''"''
ed ami published ~ said city and county
Dated NugpWhpr. tltn, l.la, t
q. ", nARTCH, rropA'e 'uuse'
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IN tue matter OF the estate Of Mnren Olsen
Jensen, deceased.
houce OF tLAe and place for the hearing OF
petition Tor admission to Probate OF VIII.
IDUhsUANT no AN ORDER or SAID
Court in said matter, notice ~ hereby
tlNnh tnni Ihursday, the llth day ot November,
a. ", ~ AZ 10 O'Clock am, NJ the County
oult House In SAT- Lake city, Utah Territory,
" we court room Of said Court. has been mp
pointed the timo and place for the hearing Of
peullon OF Christian Jensen, pr yiug for tho
omission To probate " ~ certain do umont
nFoNllh presented, ptrpOrting to he tho last
WIZ aud testament OF Maren Olsen Jensen,
uecuneed, when and whore all persons iutor
Nattu mhy appear aud oppose the probate NJ
sAu WIZ, or tue granting OF letters testHmen
'"ty lo MN a. pray cd for IN SAID petition,
IN witness whereof, ! nave hoteuntO set my
snd DAY OF November, A. u. 1872.
q. E. ALLEN,
i.eAl.l Clerk Of the Probate Court.
~ 'AUsfEN BROWN, JR. Deputy Clerk.
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IN the Probate Court IN aud Tor Salt Lake
County Territory OF Jtau.
IN the matter Of the Estate Of owen Roberts.
deceased
Notice OF time land place for the hearing OF
petition for admission 10 Probate ofWin.
DuRsUANr 10 As ORDER or SAID
Court IN said matter, notice h hereby
given that Thursday, the lith day " No.
yrmbUr, A. u, ls32, az 10 o'clock u. NJ, at the
County Court House m SAT- Lake city, Utah
Tgtrltury,in the court room of sald Court, has
been appointed the time mud place for the hear
INK OF "a petition Of saTah ltuherts, praying
for The admission 90 probate OF certain doc.
uncut herewith presented, purportinE 10 bc
the last WIZ and Testament 81 owen Roberts
deceased, when ana whore al pefsong In
trrgHird may appear aud oppose Tho probate OF
said wall, or the granting ~ lctters tcsiameu,
tury 10 her a. prayed Tor IN SAID petition.
IN witness whereof / have hcrcunto set my
hand and HnNcd the seal OF said Court TINS
ith day OF November, A. u. is9s.
lsLALl &. T., ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court,
by CAusrES bgOWNE. JR,, Deputy CLERK,
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For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectuaIy as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In. the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
la the matter OF the estate OF Maren Olsen
Jensen, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-14
77%DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.%s<
We place Sale THIS WEEK the erandes Values in Dress Goods
and Silks ever ATTEMPTED in this City All New Stylish aud
SeasOnable Goods and at such Prices as will
make you WONDER how we can do IT,

G2Jic 20 in. Black worth oOc IN
BE- At 75c, 20 in Black eros Grain
r At Silc - ill., Black Satin Luxor excellent quality
Al 9Oip Black All SILK sy.,c a
At 20 In Black Fule Franchise worth 81 T., va
At 20 Shades OF - In. China
offered.
F AT Goo % shades Of q in japanese silks evening coo
worth 81 II ia
Dc At 9Oo ~ IN. Crepe de Chine heavy quality worth
bl' Az ~ To- Crepe
At "a in AlSk worth $50 tsl
AZ Black Diagonal Cashmere 50
At Black Henrietta 80
AT SOC Black French Cashmere 81 worth
AZ Too 4iincl Brocaded Storm Serge designs, vauc
for s1l25 -ea
AT SOC Cameshat suitng worth l9
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houee OF t.Xg and place Tor the hearing
petition Tor admis,i TO Probate OF VIII.
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Notice OF time lAnd place for the hearing d
petition Tor admission 10 Probate Of VIA.
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order 10 show cause why order OF sale Of
Heal EHtate should not he made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court IA aud Tor Salt LAX,
County, Territory OF Jtau.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-23
MILITARY NOTES.

The officers az Fort Sam Houston
had their regular bi-weekly hop at
the post hop room at Fert sam Hous-
ton last night. Every thing went OFT
in the usual smooth manner.
A series of petty thefts are report
edas being carried out among the en-
listed men. Small sums of money,
shoes, clothing is often missed by
the hapless soldier lately.
The enlisted men at Fort Sam Hous-
ton were given regular Saturday
mornings inspection at the Post this
morning.
The Post cauteen sales are becoming
small again as the month nears an
end and the boys money is getting
low.
Captain Borden, 9TH infantry left
for Leon Springs yesterday to rejoin
his company there. He came down
to the charity ball.
Lieutenant Heard, left tor Fort
Ringold yesterday.
The bodies of soldiers at the Fort
Elicit cemetery will be disintered
soon. Proposals are being taken for
that purpose by the quartermaster.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-23
A Surprise Party.

Last night party of surprisers gath
cred at the residence of Mrs. Haueisen,
1l9 Rusk street, and at about $3.50 O'Clock
started out in body for the residence of
Mr.. Hutzler, SO Market street, where they
arrived in short time and rendered sur
prise party to Mr.. Albert Hutzler. After
prelimi naries the whole party retired to a
vacant house back on the river, on PreSa
street. and dance was soon in
stalled. Dancing was kept up
until the small morning hours. A hasty
but dainty assortment of refreshments
were served to the guests who enjoyed
them in the houses, while some took
theirs in the beautiful yard on the river
bank, which was decorated by Japanese
| lanterns hung to the trees about the yard
| and shedding their soft rays on the young
| people beneath them.
| Those present were: Mesdames HutZlel
| and Heder, Misses Jennie and Jessie
Hamlin, Alma and Ella Haueisen, Hattie
| Leighton, Blanche Smith, Ida and Adele
Stumberg, Tille and Lille Wurzbach
| Annie BoSshardt, Mary Heder, Caroline
| Hutzler, Lulu and Carrie Dullnig, KATE
b alton, Lizzie and Alma Franz
Alma Andrea, Messrs; Albert
| Hutzler, Louis Heder, Emil Hau.
eisen, Gus Gross, George and Harry
| Wurzbach, Ed. Kurka, Herman anC
George Stumberg, Geo. Seran, Ed. Leigh
ton, Isaac GAM, Cesario Garcia, Alder
Gabriel, Albert Miller, Frank Bosshard
and others, whose names could not be OBJ
| tanned