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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-01
no STEAM HEATING AND vENTlLAT-
ING ENGINEERS.

sALr LAKE Cur. Juue 18th, ls12.
< EALpD PROPOSALS MARKED "PaOPO.
> sails for heating anu yenul.iing,' viii be
fe cyed ny the. board Of Education OF iht clty
n SAT- Lake until 10 ., NJ, July Oh, i.yl, Tor
,bo healing and yen,iAtng Of the following
luIIdiufs IN salt lake Guy;
Lincoln School In siNih Ward.
bryant school In Eleventh wi ard,
Lowell school Ia Twentieth ward.
Warrington school iu Ninottunth ward.
Jacl son School IN sixteenth Ward,
winch arc arranged 10 le heated BY low prese.
urc indirect steam with ian ventilation. tans
90 be operated with motors. The
system Ut ventilation T. be introduced In zach
building must he t4NrIrut 90 YcutIuto tho
rriHcipals, reachers Recitation aud CLOAK
tnumsi corridor, piAyr'oms and waierrlOseis.
per minute. each classroom 10 contain IS ia.
nus and meas every pNFt OF the building ~ ~
Fahrenheit, with tho Thermometer nt zero.
Bludcrs viii bcrlquuod 10 furnish complete
plans ana ,pccincauunt showing tholrurop0Hed
systems ~ heating ahl yCntliiing Ths bot.
ami brick set, Ducts 10 basement 10 be made
OF galvanized iron.
no bld viii ue cnnEfcred unless Accompa.
Mod BIZ ctruned cheek tor nor cont u the
auoaut ~ hid, made payable 10 the Treabafer
OF tue Hoard ~ Educfton,
Plans Of The build ufa can be seen NJ the
0nIrts of tho following mshIt,ctsi % the
lincolu school building a Monheim, BIRD 4
Lowell nul Washington school huildinra at a.
hletungh, Hooper 4 Lltrcdgo block and
Jackson School hnlldng nj Ware & Cofnells,
Hooper block. CITY. rhe Hoard will retain 81
per cent " the amount of the contract for mo
faithful performance thrroof and Untl tho
heating and yentlllt.ts apparatus hae proven
turrcsstul aud satisfactory,
The riFhtm reserved 10 reject any Rnd all
COMMITTEE OK SIMS Ash BuupSss.
BENZ. q, EAlDOULu, Chairman.
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No one knows the care u house In all
IT, departments ns one who has tried IL for
years. no one can know the wcuriurss OF
Holccting planning and knowing just what
will he served land better than any ono
else. too, Just how II will be served for tho
l,O15 meals which nr needed 10 give ono s
family YEARS. growth, except ono who
Inns planned that number Tor several years.
over and over again one hears; "she b.
worn out. She has kept h1usr Tor fifteen
years, aud shu Is tho best housekccpcr
know"
An through tho history Of humanity q
need call. forth "a supply Zach condition
Of suffering ar demand has through all
age, brought forth its cure, it, reply.
Sometimes We do not sro tho euro 10
quickly ms wvmight but its always wait
ing, always rgady when our NEED Is great
enough 10 drive us toit.
| What, then, /. the response here 10 ia,
hundred, of drawn, tired faces. the hun
| dreds VI strained, tired voices. the huu
| dtods ~ broken down womon who, .ustrat
Of rlpenlng into vigorous old age, Nithrl
and droop into different stages Of Inca
paclty aud suilcringg
The answer is hero;
Learn bodily economy.
Spare your forces ~ You spare you
moucy.
watch your bank account Of inuscula
aud nervous strcngth.-Boston Herald.
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whore Foxes sim Flourish.


More FOXES flourish In Easiern
Pennsylvania than can probably be
found In any other early settled State.
There ia no question bur that ~ many
are now ruamldg the hills aui ridges
hcfeabouts AZ there were century ago.
Nine have been shot this season al
ready by young spOrismen near the
village Of Rock, and thirteen more
hauo been killed IN the vicinity o.
Pikeville. The foxes have grown 20
bold that they give the iarmers great
deal Of annoyance by their doprcda.
lions.
Frank II. Werner, farmer rcsid.
ing near Epiefs Church, discovered
u large red fox In his barn. Before he
could get his qua the animal had dis
appeared, carrying two lat hens.
MombeTs Of the Motgantown Fox.
Hunting club captured three foxes, "a
large male and two females alive the
other day ut the base OF the Welsh
mountains, near CicrnarvOn, and ARE
now keeping them confined until the
next hunt. Three or four big foxes
are seen almos. every day In the
neighborhood OF Yellow House, but
they all appear to b,ar charmed lives.
a big whilo'tailed fox, which cir.
culsted In the vicinity Of Bunker
Hill, near 5ttasbu'g, over the Ian.
! caster County border, anu which hal
| the reputation OF being the liking OF
cunning fokes," mt his fats last Fri.
day, after having lcen chased at ire
qucnt intervals los the last four ycgru.
Hitherto he had Always managed to
give beth hunters and hounds the Mp
Ia every chnse, bat on Friday after
noon lac reached the end OF his rope -.
The Raub boys u Quarryvllle, with
hounds, beat up thu cuyerls usually
resatloi to by this PARTICULAR Reynar.i,
and at last had the satisfaction OF rec,
Ing him break away nnd make a dash
TO escape the dogs, Cunning Reynnti
doubled and twist drepvatedly In vain
attempts 10 shake oil his punuefs, but
tile quarry was captured alive not fat
from Bunker Hill The succussiul
hunters are keeping thslr prize for u
big chHso next week
William Bishop ard Howard Taylor
OF West Chester, after lively chase,
caught n red male fox near Morton.
| willie with OnoOf his fOtelegH fast in d
steel trap. They untrappei aud llber.
Ated him aud then had the pleasure
of capturing him again. l.pst weei
| Bonneville Mnnohemer anu Herman
iStrasscr shot large gray fox with
white legs on the mountain west oI
! Hamburg. James shifrlt ~ Haino'-
| Tavern KILLED red fox ON Saturday
weighing h'tecn pounds.
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SELECTING THE BOOKS.


AZ this mornings territorial convea'
ton Appleton's Biographies and Ito
World Reader, No. |, found the gtea-
est flavor, the latter being adopted =
n supplementary book. II Is REGARDED
M an excellent and interesting publ
cation.
Different firms presented thei
claims for the various histories Of tn
United States, but no action VS.
taken thereon this morning.
There seemed to be a disposition 10 te
tain the histories nj present In ust
inasmuch as II Ia not thought deairabl,
10 mako too much OF \ change In tn
text books, where II N found thai
those NOV being employed are Mt al
suitable.
A few OF the members seem, however
TO regard Montgomery'a history OF thu
United States with favor. Such
selection would be unfortunate, lnat
much as the book contains some In
correct information with regard /
Utah; and although II was proposed {
remove this from the history, should
be chosen, nevertheless the fact 70
mains that this one circumstance w0ul
damage the reliability OF the whol
book, and II would, doubtless, DO
mistake TO adopt 1t.
The convention Hypes 10 Get throug
It. work by tomorrow a Q moon; at an
rate, that IN the aim Ia view
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A lady who was shopping visited tho
mantle department OF Woodward avenue
rtoru and the young woman attendant be-
gnn 20 show her the different designs, rN.
hibitlug them on las figure.
~ think this would suit you" said the
attendant, looking her over carefully.
no." said the customer, regarding the
long ends NJ the garment critically, "that
~ not my style"
~ will make you look slim, +" urged the
girl.
81 have no desire to look SLIM" was the
answer.
But you will appear taller In IT,"
"Aud do not wish TO appear taller"
said the lady quietly
The girl looked AZ her moment In sur
prise, then she said, with q llttle sigh.
"llappy womnn 1 wish more Of my
customers were o., well satisfied with them.
selves, always have 60 help them make
up their minds rs TO what they wntn
Il have a mind NJ my ownn said the
shopper TRANQUILITY, rs she selected tho gar.
ment that suited her and brought her
shopping and the socinl dsquisi,ion 10 an
end together Detroit Free Press.
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NorIoe Oh sALe b nan lsrArE.

NOTICE II mUifY GlyES, rnNT rs
-oart. To- aa t" Tor AL county Van feru,
tory, made ON tue 4lsdlr M june, ~, loo tho
maitcr OF Tie est 90 l.El johnson, ue.
ceased, thn uudorsfneu executor 0f tho 0 VI
will and tpstauuutpf ~ "a Johnson, deceased.
VIII sell ptuuyhtgl Nc l thu highest bidder
for cash, ana suU A. 90 lhr confirmation iy
said pi1baie loul an tho nTht. iitir. interest
and estate uf Ia gum Johnson. NJ The time 1f
her death. ana lhc hight, TIVE, and ,ntcrest
otAcrsifc Iol PEI, other than or iu addition
10 that III Tsih.llgi johnson, at thSHumr II
hor death. ln nd Ia that cortdn Dol. tlcrr mr.
parcel OF latL Hiiuatr lying hui holug len thu
city uf SAT- tatc, County Of salt tukc, ttlh
Tcrritory, nndpd AMI described o. follow,
10 VT. Iofucuclng go ulC uurthett corner
o. lot srHl 90 IN Dock twenty i've fg'l m
plat"A." ~ Lake CITY survey, anu running
thence W. twunty llI rods thence soulh
two aud o. half fa'lI Rods; thence east tWtu.
" Co r5s3 thence north two anil ono.h halt
tisl ~ 10 tho place of beginning, contain.
inr 80 sulrc rods oi ground.
HiaJ writing Will be received Tor said
proue5 addressed 90 the uudertigurd, care
III WJioil ard Adams, attorneys, :! aud a
essJ ffst south street, salt Iake CIV. san
I.krfnunty, linh Territory, NJ o. aud tnrluI.
inr 4 llth DAY uf July, l'l., after which SAID
ma ~ viii be solo,
TJus nNd conditions NJ sale, casli. aud sub.
iclfu continuation hf said PROBATE Court
HiuiiAUD BrIMIEY,
CHAiiit. ABBOTT
: rccutors Of the last will ami testament Of
Ia johnson, dcUenIrd.
lMApDrtL q ADAM Ht,oruryu Tor cstafe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-01

"You woull scarcely bcl.cvc.n said q
ndy a. n call,f who dropped in ono morn
ng, "bnt haven't swept my pailurs thor
,ughly Zoo three months, 900 least whHt We
would ordinarily call swcrping thcm. and
am SURE sou will agree that they don't
TOOK it. OF course ] have points in my
favor. as ttcru nro 900 children s'uut Che
house except those 81 casual callers, but
even then should not De- such % slave 90 "A
sweeping day a. must " my friends ar.
To besifswith, never allow my rooms to
get all Uttered up. 10 BE- sure. eternal
vigilance ig rather hard work, but OH the
tho same ! think 10 pays. never .,r %
scrap Of any sort ON the carpet without
picking IL up at the first opportunity
take pains tu keep thing 30 iar as possible
Ia their places. md, between you and me,
what ! think D. the strongest NJ an points,
| have Just as little boz my rooms ns can
get nlong with. For years my NE wns a
burden with bric.n-bflc and tnnkeis and
ornaments aud dnpoHe4 nud fancy uti.
clrs NJ every description. which had to be-
pat In order and busted aud looked after
daily
"Now koop within easy reach very
large, soft square ni flannel This / wiring
very dry out of clean water md once ln
awhile move an article of furniture and
wipe The dust from the carpet under DC
with this cloth. never bother my -clf to
so over tho whole room az Que time, but
JUST keep track NJ the places where dust Is
most likely ~ HcCumulltr. Ny busting is
done with soft rather large cloths ] wire
up the dust with The utmost care, working
very slowly. aud between every article I
take the cloth to the open dour NJ window
aud give 10 q thorough shaking In this
way not only clear thc dust od fum tht
article. Zoo the room, but Keen be from the
carpet md grt DO out NJ the rom ultofetl-
er Them Is science iu everything, even To-
! duating room, aud contend, and with a
far array 0f facts 10 prove my statement.
that u the pnrlor b. properly car,d Tor, one
sweeping in a montb will answer every
purpose. OF course, sitting rooms and
dining rooms need morn care. but then
once q week Is plenty, If the busting cloth
aud brush are used with discretion and
thoroughucs'. New York Ledger.
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A CHINESE FRESHMAN.


PHYSIOLOGICAL NOVELTY.
Augusta now has several novelties IN
the way Of Cinnamon. Living ON the
corner Of Mcintosh aud Callahan
streets IL an lTlsh.Chinaman. He II
decidedly the most intelligent China.
man In the city. HespeAks and writes
very good English.
A reporter called upon him yester-
day and after much persuasion sue.
ceeded In gettipg his history. lie has
been Ia Augusta only short while,
hud Ia doing grocery business ht the
lplace mentioned. He came here from
Beaufort, \. G. He Eays he left China
when boy and went TO Ireland,
where he lived "a good many ycars
The Irish brogue Htill sticks TO hun.
While In Dublin, Ireland, he married
an Irish woman named Mary Foley.
from Ireland he came TO America, ana
fince has Travelled all over the world,
having been steward In the navy for
leveral years, aud steward on q mer.
hant.man for fifteen years. After
Rssing through many vlcissltudes he
las taken his abode In Africa.
lie has been married nineteen yeRrs
lad has two children. This Irish
thinaman has n thorough English
pme. lie, however, possesses all the
tspiclons Of u ChiuRmnn, and waH
try obstinate In answering questions.
IL children are bright aud do not look
30 the Offspring ola Chinamau.
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The Face on the Dollar.


Anna wlll.ss William, the orlglua
Of the face on our silver dollar, wa
born In Philadelphia during the Civi
War. Her mother was Of Southern
birth, the daughter Of DIR. Arthur II
Willess, wealthy slave owuer oil
Maryland, who, while his daughter
was still unmarried, suffered financial
revenes. When 10 she married Henry
Williams Of Philadelphia, and 10.
moved with him b. his native CITY.
Mr.. Williams soon became Rilluent,
nut through some Encouragement he
lost Nil his prof erty, anu his daughter,
Anna, the youngest Of nine children,
was born under most adverse ciTcuin.
stances. While she was still bat a
chi d her father died, leaving hi.
widow, although In delicate health.
with the strongest determination Ia
care for anu educate her children, and
II was entirely through the eudtnyof.
VI her mother that Miss Williams ne.
gelved her education,
II was through Thomas Eaklusi I'm.
huence that Miss Williams, u fflend of
his family, was induced TO pcfe for
George Morgan for The design. Of tbr
Goddess Of Liberty. The sittings to1k
place at the residence OF Mr.. Eakins
on Mount Vernon street, below
Eighteenth, IN November, 1876.
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Latest court News.

The divorce suit OF Cbahcs j. Gar
ber W. Ena p. CARRIER was hlei Ia the
Third d siricuCouH today. Petitioner
is at present residing In ToOcle County
Tho parties were married ON february
20, 1857, at Princeton, Illinois, aud In
October OF the following year tue wife
left her husband, without, ~ ie says,
TrasonAblc or just cause. This about
NIL the complaint states.
Anthony licrnen has began ,ult In
this same court against }. n. Watts 10
recover s33s.T2, with interes from
December, 1891, on a promissor. note.
Transcripts on appeal hav, been
flied In the case Of II. q. Riri W.
Peter &. Brisen, also In that oiAlva
Cotton Va. U. l.. Brown.
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Brigham rity Creamery.

Yesterday the creamery company
settled the dispute which had arisen
over the delayin Of the machinery, by
paying cash down for tho whole NJ
r,ngement, and securing ID Per cent
discount. a trial was made on max
Ing butter and cheese which proved
highly satisfactory, and the company
will now buy all the milk lhry cIn
secure, ami would he pleas, d to hav.
the people from all parts Of the county
bear this Ia mind. nin nw I,ys,
~hon things are In go''' rhnie tnsy
r.ct TO send teams TO gather Tue
milk from all paris Of tnc cvinty'-
Bh fham CITY Report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-01
A GIG FIRE.
Logan Visited by n 100000 Dlre.-
Names Of Losers.

Yesterday u fire broke out at bout
2:8O in tho morning In the rear ( the
Palace drug store Mt the rear { the
Il mdle Rock restaurant at bgan.
Both establishments occupied the
same building. Before the fire was
controlled fully $4,000 wort OF
property was destroyed. The ,sscs
nte estimated ~ foliows; A. NJ. Sell,
druggist, loss on stock, 81, 900, inarel
for $1,000. Jos. Charlie, Testaunnt,
loss on fixtures aud stock, $1,000,
no insurance. Cole 4 Co., hutcerH,
loss on stock, $3.50, no In.
surance. Thomas a Olrll, ploto.
grsphers, losa IN in,truments anil
hxtlrce, 81 500; Insurance 5000.
Coop Wagon ~ iaobine Co, loss
5000; fully insured. The Hicks
building, loss on drug sore and
restaurant building, 81, OOp; insuredior
81 900. Kiniball Bfos.' loss on building
$1,000; no insurance. JAMES Qualle,
damaged by fire, water and moving
stock, 5000; fully Insured. j. X.
Edwards, loes on building and stockb
IRE aud water, s., 800; Insurance pot
knfwn. Roenbaun, loss sustained b.
moving goods, 5000; fully insured.
The north side Of Thatcher Bros.'
bank was rather badly soorchei.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ilI1Ic o. John /. myth, dcteaIoi
NOTICE = HEUEHY GIVEN ny THE
~ wudutslEnUd executor Ut the Will Of
aud all pCrtoua having elaine against the said
deceased, 90 exhibit them with thH necessary
vouchers within ten mputha after the trs, pub
licauun OF ihis notice 20 the ssif execute =,
Mm. s. hostiter aud Hamilton q, rsrk, lt 10
Grard NounF'a once, over ncseret National
Hhut, corner East Temple aud lirai -0u.l
streets, salt Lake CITY, Utah. m the County u
salt Lake. Dated NAY s7iu, lsf
WN 4. NOEsiTEN.
HANiiLTONG. PAIN,
Executor Of the Will u John l. Blythe.
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SECOND EDITION.
,,,s., July l. 1892.
Worlds Fair Notes.

The Utah Worlds Fair Advocate
for June 10 out. Itiss magazine OF "a
pages and contain. a great deal OF IN
formation relating to the work Of the
Fair In Utah. q. i. Kesier Is the
publisher. go. &c.,.
The Hon. Thomas Judd Of 81. George
has been appointed general superb
tendent OF the WORLDS Fair for soulh.
efn Utah. lie will exercise genera,
supervision over Fair work In that
district. .nA,
The plans for the Chicago ilding,
II In expected, will be all approved anu
ready Tor work by the l5,h Of July
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MANY are the stories we have read about
how some Of thcNolid renowned dress
makers study color effects and arrange.
ments from tropical birds and gorgeous
sunsets. aud how they travel here aud
there and search the history Of all time
aud peoples for new models All this we
have read aud our admiration for the Yer.
satillty Of these dresa artists has been
great. nnd In our Ignorance wo have gtsen
thom more merit than Il tually thoir dpc.
"Do you know. % said a buyer Tor one ofvho
largest shops to me the other day. "that u
great many u the costumes sold by Worth
aud other we'll known drcssmnkcrs for
fabulous sums. aid which have helped "a
establish their names ~ authority un dress
all over the world. nrc very often designed
by some obscure little woman living In a
back strrctY
"Thcsc poor. hard working women have
sometimes great talents a. designers, and
whenever particularly brilliant idca
strikes them they will spend their last
franc 10 buy the materials necessary u
make the dress, which, when finished. they
will carry to the head II some one Of the
large establishments In the hopcs of selling
IT, n the dress happens 10 please suggcs.
tions are made about changes or improve
mvuts, and the designer l. given nm order
which ,Atble, her 10 provide herself from
the wiiN'hous,'s sturrroOms with every
thing necessary To make the drr-, When
complete she ngaiu ttkos 10 90 the head OF
tho house, who pays her we'll for her work
and she yoos away happy
Thus av dresses which cost perhaps
800 francs ,lId Tor ~ many thousands, aud
the name u the seller gains an added H..
nown, which b. his unly by right Of pur.
chase. In Paris today not Few of the ris'
Ing drcs-makors. by selling thrrc or four
gowns In this way, have made enough
money 20 establish themselves IN bust
mess which their talent. have enabled them
% enlarge and make successful. "-philn.
delphin Pres.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Etiatc Of John Bcnnlun. Deceased.
NOTiCE u UEHEUY GIVEN, ~ TitE
~ uudcuIgncd, Administrator of tn Estltn
Of John usrnion. deceased, 10 the creditors
ul, and hil pUrsuna hayiaE rlaima against thu
saii drcCasC1, 60 exhibit them with the uCccs.
sary vouchers within ten months after the
hrst IINIicAl on ct thia notice, 70 The s1if
adm rntuFa, care % WatdH.l 4 Adams, Il
]. ans . D.. FIRST south Strgrt SAT- Lake city,
To- the county nf SALT tAgc, UAh
Dated Apul slst, lsl3.
JOSEPH ltNRkEH.
SAMUEL g. nLNNiON, .
Adm.nsttator OF the estate " john ~
mon, deceased. df
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-01

NEW ORLEAss, July l.-Iutelll.
gcncu ha. been received that the en-
tire country along the Amitc river
from the mouth 10 Port Vincent, sixty
miles, Is flooded to a depth Of three to
I'VE feet. Business IL wholly sus'
pended. Many families ate leaving
their homes for the hills. The crops
are almost wholly destroyed.
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Judge Gresham 'sps Accep, the Som
inAiion.

NALpARAiso, Ind, July IN. J.Bo-
Earth, the i'coplc's party candidate Tor
supreme Judge, says that he has re-
ceIyed positive assurance from the
Indiana state central committee that
Judge Walter q. Gresham Inns prom
isrd TO make the race for President as
nominee Of the Peoples party. The
judges son, Otto, taiu; 81 know bo
cason why father should not accept
the honor, we're 1t rendered to him. lie
believes IN most u tho doctrines Of the
rev party, still, cannot say nulhori-
atively that the nomination Will be
offered or accepted"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-01

MoSTrzusiA, Ga, July led.
Ban was hanged here Tor the murder
OF Will Belviu In 1850. Gu the
,caiiold he read long statement TO the
assembled crowd OF 1000 people. A.
he went through the tap the gtohns
and sobs OF the multitude were dis.
trtssing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-01

NOTICE - HEREBY dNFN, THAT
~ -aran Mcpona.d, eAccjN OF me la.t
viii nuu estate OF Jnhu NcuFhd deceased,
has Irudored for sritcmcl and nlcd IN
SAID Court. her dnal account 4 hos ndmnistrA.
tlur OF nHit estate and poutf inr maj distTi'
button OF the residue of sglf ,late among tho
no oh dAy ut Jul, A. H. u tat l0o'cloct am
NJ tue Court Room 81 sAd 9urti " me county
Court House, salt lake " aud County ItAh
Territory, has been duly ~ inlel D. tue Judge
VI slid Court, for sue gutmehl OF shld &C
count ana tcarnF shitpeuunh Tor dNuipn'
ton, AZ which TINE audHatr any person inter
cfioi In said estate ny appear and chow
cHutr, " any there hr, fy shIl account should
not be- settled Nnf npIENea anu hnAl dlttr1l'
lion made ua PRAYED ~
q, y. ALLEN,
OF Of the Probate court.
By CtUbry bhowHE, JH., Dcputl.
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In the Seventeenth century rings were
frequently Worn upon tho thumb,
"Whon was about thy year,, Hail.
SAYS the Fat knight, 81 wasnotan eagles
talon In tho waist-l could have crept
into an aldorInnn's thumbIing,' Thomas
A. Bcckctts thumb ring given TO him
by tho king Of France, was gtoced WIFI
a ruby tia size OF . hens egs. -lrifi
Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-01

roPEHA, kans., July The Kan
sas farmers are having great diiiculty
IN getting enough hanup to harvest the
enormous crop Of wheat now ready iot
cutting. II Is believed the yield VIII
be tho largest In the history OF the
state.