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1t is an established fact that DeWilps
little early risers have an enormous eale.
and why? Simply because they are
pleasant in taking and happy III results.
A pill for the multitude. For sale BY
Jones & Gibson. ID 50 Tyr.
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First-Cass Livery Accommodations

F1rst-C'aSs LIVERY Accom- datlons'
I desire to announce TO the travelling
public generally that have re-Opened
the livery stable formerly conducted by
me in this city. MY stock of vehicles is
enterely new. my teams have been selec-
ted with great care, and satisfaction to my
customers will be my highest aim. I also
nave fi-st-class arrangements for accom-
modating the feed trade. You are re-
specially asked to give me call.
w. S. MEAD.
P. 81 will pay fair price for pair
Of good driving horses.
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Yon don't want torpid liver. You
don't want :, bad complexion. You don't
want bad breath. You don't want q
headache. Then use DeWitt's little early
risers, the famous little pills. For sale
by Jones 4 Gibson. 13-30-1yr.
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A trial conyinces the most skepeinL
Carefully prepared, pleasant to the taste.
DeWitts cough and consumption cura =
valuable remedy. For sale by Jones 9
Gibson. 1890 Tyr.
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As the name indicates, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover is q reuewer OF the
hair, including its growth. health, youth-
i"i color, AID oe.u... IL VIII pleasr ytu.
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You may cough and cough and cough
and cough and congh bnt you will not if
you take DeWitt's cough and consnmp
ton cure. For Sale by Jones & Gibson.
1890 Tyr.
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Tailiesx Cats

The Manx cat is not the only tai2less
8ktety. In the Crimea is found an
~ kind of cat which has no tail
- domesticated Malay cat has tail
- q only about one-half the usual
u>h. and very often it is tied by ma
= = sort of knot, which cannot Be
htened out
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Notice.
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

Notice Is hereby given that will offer at public
sale at my Office in Wa-Keeney, Kansas on the 10th
day Of March. 1892 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. N. and O'Clock P. NJ. the following described
school lands situated in Trego county, Kansas,
to-wit:
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at wa-keeney, Kansas. No. ISL.
February 5. 1892, w.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice of his intention to make
final support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the regi<ger and receiver of the
q. s. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on March
r;r
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I.nd 49, Z vs,xssasy. Ksns.s xo s1ss
settler has died nofioue Of his iatention 10 make
anal PROOF In support bf his claim. and that said
proof win be made before register and receiver Of
the U =. Land ofice at wa-Keeney, Kansas. on
March Is, lS9a, viz:
James S. Sellers. =.
Homestead Applications Noe 1852 and 2161a for the
south half sauth east quarter and south half south
west quarter seci. ?. township II south of range
q. west P. NJ Kansas.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said
land. viz stuart l. Shorthil. George r. Galloway,
Charles 4. Darcy, John Kobetich, all of wa-Keeney,
Kansas.
2ls LEE MONROE. Register.
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Given under my hand this Sd day OF Febsuary
Iss2. W. q. MAnaHAI5 County Treasurer.
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SEC. TWP RANGE. APP. VALUE.
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lave Ilc lduIly Will EOOi OScT tltclI
heads am. It's trifle av money
have by me foreninst this day. an. for
the sake av the ould woman an the
childer, I'd be aslsin' yer to take fifty
pounds and give me recate for the
whole Pm OWN We. It's good man ye
are known to be in, the country, and
you'll be doin' the same for the sake av
the vans lave behind"
The transaction was effected. Two
DAYS later Daniel died, and it was then
discovered that he had left to his family
seven hundred and fifty pounds in cash.
The decoction that passes for tea in
Ireland is wonderful and fearful to be-
hold, to smell and to drink. Good tea
is bought; in fact. the people usually
pay extravagant prices for it, but they
ruin the stuff in preparing it for their
indiscriminating palates. In every
Irish cabin the tealettle is forever on
the fire, and all day long its contents
alternately boil, stew and simmer &C
cording to the strength Of the flame or
the heat of the peat embers, The
product is as bitter as gall. and as po-
tent as the mountain dew" that comes
from the stills which fail to contribute
q revenue to the customs. All day and
all the evening the tea stews in its ket
tie. Liberal draughts are taken from
il in various forms, and when the sup
ply runs low it is q simple matter to add
more water or more tea. according 70
the idiosyncracies Of the housekeeper
or the condition Of tho commisssry Do
partment
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Utah Monthly Magazine.

The current number OF this popular
Journal has u number o. highly INFER.
es,i Z articles aud poems, mostly from
home writers. F. w. Jackson has the
first OF series OF Articles On "5ketches
Of Highland History" alqo a poom en-.
titled "Primvvai Earth" Annie
Laurilzen contributes an "inIrppnd-
rnce Day" poem; Edward Stevenson
writes n sketch OF the "Stono Sail at
tiuadalupe;" Miss :. ]. Lester has the
fret OF series OF "Suuth African
Skelches;" John Thorgcirson con.
tfibutes the fourth insiallment OF "rhe
Rise nni Fall Df the luelaniic Rrpd h..
Hep Frank Walcott HUT has Nv o
"Itjujeaus;" Il iby Lamo,t furnishes
the ninth chapter on the "Life and
Voyages OF Columbus" Vera Edge.
worth tells Of "CyrIs the GRAFT" NJ.
A. Z. Geenhnlgh has poem on
"'The Hetoe, July Twenty fourth,
lsiI;n Mrs. j. l.. ituid contribute a
dialogue entitled "lsucoufnge Home
LITERATURE" and T.. j. FarneH hns an
essay ON obedience" Ia addition to
thuio, there are the usual departments.
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Dr. P enjoys very large practice,
AMI hardly iuds time to talo his much
noclolra3t
ono day Dr. p. who had coinuauy
TO dinner, sac quietly chatting In % cor.
ncr Of the drawing room, Whom ho was
told Chat pliont had come to SEQ him
who was strongly recommended by
some follow practitioner. The doctor
submitted with q bad grace md stopped
into bis surgery
Our phyacign was in tho hohit Of ag.
ccrimHng tho condition Of the pationt
by asking him TO count, aud generally
stopped hln ot thirty OF thirty.dyc-
quite long enough for tho purpose. THIS
timo also Or. - asked his patient 10
count. Time passed ON, and the guests
began TO feel alarmed no his proh,.ciod
absence, ono, Of thoin opened the sur
gerry door Dr. p had gone 10 sleep
IN his armchair, aud the patient had
counted un IN RGl2 --Matin
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sALr LAIr oIl, uI :. July s'h, iyq

SALT LAEE CIV. urAu. July s,h, ieq
A MEETING % TIM MEMuEHs Or rHE
~ talt i.Ate Literary and Sgloniifc Ass1ela.
ton IL hereby oslicd 90 meet At 10 a. o.. Non.
"a. the urstasy OF NuguHt isel al the Peel.
ututs udlce ne the riy ami county 10 salt
Lave, Territory ~ ttan, Tor thc purpose OF
UUusiduflny tn pIouusiil IN tu amend Aftrlra
iirst and second OF thr Article M Agreement
OF incnfpoFAiiln. 20 fcnd a. follows, witt
"fust That tho sad corporation slaIl 10
known by tho name OF The Nutoum Ut ihs
University Of the Church Of Jcdut Christ Of
Latter. day saints'"
second That the objects of sad corporation
nro 70 found aud maiufain d Ecusfnl mufeum
f0r the ust rnd benefit of thH 4iycrsiiy OF M
thurchofifesus CHRIST ofi.aitcf.uay SAINTS and
~ tue meu bufs u The corporation, and To- aId
The officers .and students VI The said Jnt
yofasiiy, and tho members % me cofpotA.
ton To- literary and scicnulc pursuits and not
Tor peruuiAfy prunt, ana Tor inc Tufrosoa
afufeHllf, tnu corporation may buy. sCt. fsafe,
hire ant exchange such f,a' rsia'e aud person.
HI property a. NAV be ncaes.afI. suitable "
convenient. ANA may hold SUI ust Che same Tor
the purposes n the corporation"
aud Tor the uansartion Of such other buai.
nCss o. nuy be brought before ne meeting
Hy order OF tho BOARD Of DIRECTOR
JNO. q. CANNON, secretary.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlyEN TIiAT w.
~ der and by virtue NJ M order " the
Probate Court Ia AMI Tor salt Lake County,
ltah Territory, made on the ON day Of july.
ls1! the undufsiuurd the duly appointed and
qualified guarliau Of the rerfons and estates Of
Maggie NJ lbpcr and hiemunIA lluUr.minbts,
VIII foll Al puNstu fale 10 thr highest bidder
for cash, hnt subject TO combination b. sad
Probate Court, n'i the right, title. interest AMI
ptate o. said minors 10 and 90 Tint oUftaM
piece or parcel ut land known and described u.
iuIloWs, Go Wit An undivided tWutrTI. I.,l
interest, subject ~ tho lfu interest uf Jane z
p.ppr IhCr1W In 10 o. Two Deb aud thrtp .3.. iu
block fourteen 40. no rat"F,"sslt Ihao INV
Survey, uiuttci lu sat Lllu CITY, lu salt Laao
Duuutr utl IUurtIfy.
BIDS N wrlunE Will DO received fIr slldprou,
rTty. gdfrrHsyt 20 tho und,rHiuHtu. care OF
W'ddcll 4 Adams, ATTORNEYS, 2!and u Esst,
I.at south street, SAT- laAc ttty, salt LHAu
County, vwh Territory, uu o. tho sih DAY ~
August l'l!. at D. O'Clock M, 90 which time
Euu place sad properly WIll ho sold,
TriinH and conditions OF sole. rath. Ten per
cent no uHUU mpauy bid, balance on C0HQru,a.
ton 81 sale By said Probate Court
JANE g. PYrEE,
Guardian Of thp persons aut tatAtrs Of MAG.
gie ~. pyuur and lrrmCnh PYper. mIuurs
wAppELL a ADAAs, Attorneys tor Cue
a,sa
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BIDS WANTED.

NOTICE - HEREBY slyEN THAT
~ scaled proposals viii be received hy Inc
uudefsigucd Tor tho erection uf o. Hrhpol build
irrfor Fofrst bale. 10 ttc TWENTY ninth srta,i
district. salt take County, tuh. FOR macon.
rhrurHtur aud p'aafcruF WnfA spUaratu. fla1
for the entire structure 49, TO utn. Of Auruat
J.. isg2. NJ No, iil Constitution fulidinr. s,tt
Lake tity, or john NJ. Nhukoff iesids nro,
SuFar House WARD.
Nuildiug 10 DO completed In SIXTY days from
date Vi signing contract
HIcs VII ne opencd August lHth. fstg af Do
nm at District buIldnE. Plans nui apseiGrf.
tons can be- ~ amincd NJ Ciihfr of ne b4yo
named piatsa for receiving UIts. Tho Hoard
rcsoryc thorieht 10 reject nry uraI bHis
JuB HENsLtY
JOIN = EDWARDS.
JOHN N. Wiu1AkTR,
Hoard OF Trustees Twonty.unth school nis.
tucf
SALT Lake CITY. Utah, July Is. lsf1.
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aud ~. -, al. ....,,. al, 49, :.
mates,.. c'll.r,i6n of ,,r,r,il. In
s9,pe cpr.p,t. Aipr r,f,i ,y..,s d. Goa.
iumo OF p,YI, md uiIv.r tr,r,l, ov.,
which 4 Won, i, dpiirnto gr.,, .,ti,' 4,
imrur,triro. Witb tbis r5stu,Ds ,Ge
wc,A dog COLLAR Of emerald. ..t with
diamond. l5uouet of rn.os mad, =
diamonds and cnrrtlls conplot,i, Gov.
ering tho front of her Node, Al /,
tiara. rnrnliu-o and conf, of o,nernlds
aud dismonds. This bit M iowol,.l or,a-
ment is .nii To be- worth over 80. olO II
s. REGULARITY Of Patiie tbat M, viii
wear nothing In the ylv of DECORATE,
but what q. absolutely rcgl.
The jewel box and Jewels in "Fapstr
arc her own. aud the rearlsar- po.itiveiv
real. Her courier. whenever ,hs 4iu.,s
Us un the tarp. waits Tor madame In tbc
wings and accolrulnics hon from Nh,
stage tothoG.r,.iu,, reom-thati,., ybrp
hct careful hr,hiud, Si4uor Nieoiiui 4.
not around. Hris y,rv careful of bis
precious wife. and sl. Is peycr am M.
stage but thu, he isan intont observe, ~
everything that Is going ON.
Patti'tuassiou, vi course. k her nppeor.
nuco before tho public, She 4, ono 81
those creatures who. without tho eycite.
mont Of pablo applause. could bar,II,
exist. The applause Of the publir i
positively meat mud drink for nor.
There Is no dcbutante moro onucr to
know whether sho Inns done we'll linn h
Patti at this lay. She comes on m,
stage smiling and pleased.
Her eyes splrklr. and the first thing
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toral comedy drama with three or four
characters ~ strongly drawn rs tie
one Miss Lewis is 10 play.
"Tho Hustler" will be put out the
coming season brighter and more at
tractivc than ever The company has
been strengthened aud number Of
new features will be introduced.
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Utah Manufacturing ami liuildiHg Company.
Location NJ principal place 81 business,
tllt Lake tliy, salt lAhr County, 4 tai \ T.
rIlnEyi qua incipal once, Room Z, ~ Nos.
cas-, sllt Lake County, ulah Territory.
NvO1ICE. - TIT RE ARE DELINQUENT
N upou tho following described stutk, OF
account uf Assessment levied ON the lilh day
~ June, ls,'1. hrfONvrnl amounts snt opposite
The nance ui the respective 6harchOiatra, 40
fulluWs. 10 vii.
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The South Ogden Water Company
filed articles OF Incorporation with
Territorial Secretary sells today. The
busincs. of the company shall bu the
purchaao Of water, construction, main.
tsnnncu and operation Tor applying
the inhabitants NJ South Ogden with
water for domestic, fire, mechanical,
agricultural aud other pnrpo,us. rne
principal place ~ business T. South
Ogden. the amount ui capital stock if
s51l,1U1, divided. into J,UlU shacr. Of
Tn. lai value NJ sln0 each. The stock
h. suhscuuoI for All held a. iUllowg
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NOTICE.

To to- s'ptkhnid1r. ot 90, rlc.nf luubpt aud
County uah!
NTollCE Is uLHtHi GIVES THAT At 4
~ r.Uguus ~ DE uIru. 20 hu'u untlc aud
uaf 81 july, A. 10 IL =, nm assessment of o. uHr
cent, per su4rcwaH levied uu thH capital si.Ua
ni ~" a1rturauuH, payable Aurust th, \. 10
l-is, 100 . VI Lyman Jr.. -vC.utaiy Huu ina
ufnf. ut tue OtlrU li 'hv company. sugar ttuufc.
rut Lake ounty, tuh, A'1ouu.. already pHiu
b. tincahrl1crs upOu their described ttlyL
Viii De credited uu the FHWu,
Any stock upon which ttIH assessment
may remain unpaid uu che 1.ih Gay u
August : -. lsH!, vtl be- delinquent auf ri
NcitisU tor sale 90 pablo auction, aFi uulUHs
payment 70 made bUlUrH will q coli oU 'us lfth
Hay ~ September, \. o. l'2 Co pay ile dnlu.
NnNut aHHc-smrUt together With ulats 1T ga.
yugusilg and expense 0t sole.
D., ". LYMAN, IN, Secretary,
Sugar ii'u.t salt Lake County, Utah.
July .I 1893,
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ia the IrotatcsCoult DO and Tor sat Lafc
tounty Territory OF Utah
Ia the matter ~ the Relate " Charles b. Gn.
man, tCrettcd,
~ o1l'E II HElEuY GIVEN THAT JANL
- Gilman, auu NJ trairi. % thr state Df
90 thhtirs 3, Gilman, deceased. h4s rendered
Tor trillemcut. hud Oh a lu said court, hrrHual
account ui nor sdWinistrntlun OF tAlt estate
htl ptultnn Tor nnnl Distribution Of the residue
% hN4 tsta'r among uCueuons entitled there
g. hld Tint IuDfday. mo l0th d1y of Augu. B.,
q ID. lW, 10 ln o'clock ut m., NJ the Court Room
of stlu Court toe County CouIt House, salt
ne cry and County, Vtan Territory, hls
lrrn duly appointed uy the judge ~ cad
Court tor The H"ttlcmyut ~ enid account and
hearing sald rg.lllu fUr distribution, az WbIrG
iut and place any Iufton interested in FAtd
tthit may appear anu Glow cause, u any
lrfr tc Nhy fAld account should not be- srt.
40 and approved and nnal distribution made
a. trHycd f0r,
Dated jay A,lfai G. T. ALLEN,
Clerk u the Probate Court
lN tArsttN lRuWNi, jB., Deputy.
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I'LIIABkTll 4, HtEs, TIM ADMINS.
~ trairiN IL The estate of John Rres, DO.
ceased, having lied her petition herein, duly
verified, PRAYING for an order ct sale OF the
tg4i estate NJ saii decedvnt Tor the purposes
therein sci forth, n Ia therefore ordcre b. the
Julgu OF said CUuii, that all persons iutstrsted
80 tho estniu Of said icrcnscs iapprar hefnfc he
said itohair Court on 1ursdAy, The aOth dAy OF
Of said day, ~ the Court Room OF suid Probate
Court. at ihr County Court nouse IA the civ
and County VI salt Lake, tab Territory 10 show
rTuHo Nh} Ono order shuulds not be- granted to
The aid AimiuiHtritrlN, 10 Hcli SO much " tho
real estate ui the said deceased AZ public or
private sale No shall no uccessary and that
D copy OF this order shall be- published at least
iuur successive wCrkH boz The DEsLHEr EytN-
lNG NEws, % newspaper printed aud published
lu sali lIiy aud County,
battdJuly gsih, l-TA
l., ", nAHrClI, Probate Judge.
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And In accordance vita law and tho order "
the Hoard Of Directors, made on the H.h day
of MAY, ls.2, - many shHrys " each parcel uf
stock 10 MAY be- necessary viii De- sold 90 The
Company Once Beaver city, Utah Sc ulury,
~ public auction, on Monday, August lst
ltna at tho hour u O'Clock D, ne, 90 nay the
delinquent hsscsHmCnt, together with thu cost
u adyertlslnE and expense Of sac.
j, .. IuLTpN Secretary.
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And IN accordance with law, aud tho order 0f
the lioari Of urUrtlrs made on tho l.th dty uf
June, lsll, Zoo many -h1r's Of each plrroI Of
tho rnmp4nya unIre, Room & No la and d
east O. ri South street, -Alt Lake CITY, iu sult
Lake Couu.y. tuh Territory, 90 tho ION day
Of August, 1872, ai the hour OF " O'Clock m OF
together win The uuEu of advertising aud "a.
pen6os OF sale, ukphGL sANlliE,
Secretary.
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Names

Silnrys ephens be PRECEDENT; william
}. sisphens, yice president; sidney o..
,i,phens, secretary; nud FuuL j.,
Stephens, treasurer
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TVHT T8THIT TTTWTV TT- Nv WlIT-
THLEsTIA 4, 6ti.LETT, TIM GUARDIAN
" OF the ptrsun and tttliy ct Horace b..
hiilrii, Ninur. having nied bier pcfItIuu cfoin.
dulN verified, praying Tor an IrlcrOf sale oi tho
roN s.fuin % SAID minor Coz thr purposes
therein cot forth, 10 b. hereby ordered thht the
trAt OF Bin u The wart AMI .H HuIsu.a iu
ttfrfici tu the o. atr VI Hu.I muHr, appear
htiorU o." sAtd Probate tNUU uu iucHiav.
tln 10 d.y " Aurut lsy.. at iNo'cIurk u
thI tor ruun at sH1 day Ht 'Hr fuur, iluOm
e said Probate Court ~ fHu County Court
lluuHr. 900 The 1ity Hud county Ut salt luLr.
l'h Territory, O. chow tHusU why st nftof
should no. Do granted Ca thU s..I .uIrHt1u. 90
arli % much " the fngl tstatu vt o.. aid
minor 10 private sale no fllI "D n.c,iasry.
nuI i'lt d copy u' me order Hu uulHaHri
10 .raHI IIur Hurrrfuyf Url.a Iu IUy fIsruET
aNf NFH NfWs, nuwHpHpHr panied and uuH
lshri Ig aHId ritY 1ui county.
Dated Julysth, Is2.
G.. W, BARTON
Probate HUFls
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The Largest Assortment of KILT
SUITS in the city, prices now from
$I.5O to $3.50, former prices $3.50
TO $1,000.
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Boys and Young Mems Suits.
long pants price now $500. former
price $500, $500 and $1,000.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, IN and for Salt lAke
County Territory Of Utah
In the matter Of the Esisto OF John I.ees.
Deceased.
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order 10 Show Cause ny order Of Sale OF Roa
fstate should not be made
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All our Jackets and Pants and
3-Piece Suits, at $3.50, $500 and
$3.50, will go now at $500.
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In tio matter Of the esiats and guardian.
fhipoi Horace .. Gilleii Minor.
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Tho lnsli ution also proposes h
award prizes for the Test grand or
cmic opera tOpcra comiquel, for the
best libretio Tor n grand or comic opera
torera cgmiqurl, for the best plano or
violin concerto, and for the best sym.
phony, omiorio AMI suite, or cnntata,
each and all of these works to be COM.
ro,ed or Written 10y cnmposera and
librptll,,s born IN Tie United States
and not abovr thiTty-tlyc years Of age.
ThgpdEes .hsll be no follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate court OF iho County OF salt
iase, Territory %. titan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
WEEPING SALE
MONTH OF July!

Prices:
Sailor Suits, blue, black. brown
and grey. $LOO worth $500.
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-08
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Mccain Tobacco bill has been
signed by the governor and is now a
law.
1t looks like the Worlds Fair appro.
priation will pass. Petit and his little
school of so-called retrenchers and re-
formers are the only opponents. John
;. May made a rattling speech for the
bill.
The Legislature has been in session
over three months, at a cost of $4,000,
and has passed but three important gen
eral bills-the Goebel lottery bill, the
DILL for the support OF the agricultural
department and the Mccain tobacco
warehouse bill.
If there is a Hill man lett in the
Legislature, or in this section of the
State, he hasn't shown his head or his
hand in the last few days. Mr. Cleve-
lands Rhode Island speech ha, been all
the talk since 1t appeared in print, and
the unanimous verdict here is that,
whether it be wisdom or folly, whether
it mean victory or defeat, all creation
can't prevent his being nominated at
Chicago in June. Legislative Cor. Lou.
Times