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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-28

IlVpdldJiOhS lldu Dcen nlaue 10 nOlu
outdoor exercises at the Sehome school,
but the rain made it necessary to rem
der the program inside. The building
was beautifully decorated A large
number of visitors enjoyed the exer-
cises. At the conclusion of the pro-
gram the pupils marched around and
deposited wreaths of flowers upon "A
floral catafalco. Following is the pro-
gram:
Song-"America, School.
origin Of Decoration Day" Gertie
Ryan.
Recitation-"Our Country" Mamie
Davenport.
tatlon-"Red. While and Blue"
Three Little Girls from Room /.
Patriotic Song, Marcie Calvert.
biography Of Lincoln, Frank Childs. @
Reel itation, ESSie Cade.
Recitation Our Country's Flag"
ArnO Fairhurst.
Song-"Red, White and Blue" school.
Recitaton-"There Is No Death" by
Room Il.
"Our Soldiers Graves" Jessie Rogers
'To Their Memory" Mamie Marshall.
Song-"CoYer Them Over" by Rooms
l, 2 and 3.
Recitation-"Driving Home the Cows, 3"
Ethel Warner.
Concert ccitation-"" Memorial Day ="
Room No. B.
Song-"Vacant Chair" Room No. ?.
RccitatiOn-"GOu Put No Flowers On
Papa's Grave Hannah Larson.
Recltation-Selections, five pupils Room
song-"Rest Heroes Re T." by school.
White Rose Flour, sl.3o, at T. A.
CrcightOn'S, the No / Grocery.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-28

New invoice Of Upmann's Cigars. Bate
man, lO3 Harris.
Try the Victoria, a new Key West cigar,
at Bateman's.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-28

Upmann's cigars are the finest. Bate
man, corner Harris and Eleventh.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-28

Wanted-To buy good inside lot at
fair price on good terms. Address =.
o. Box S27.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-28

The Columbia building was also pro-
fusely decorated with flowers and bunt-
ing. The decoration Of the hall was
elaborate. The concert exercises by
the primary grades were q striking
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-28

The finest strawberries OF the season
from 0rcas Island, at T. A. Creighton,
No. / Grocery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
Opening " The Democratic state Con
rcntion n Iowa.--A Large
Gathering.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED aY THE
mErHooisTs.
ny Telegraph To the SEwsi
IOwa's DuroCnArs,
The Largest con,cn,ior Ever Held In
the state.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, May H.
The largest Democratic convention Ia
the history OF the State assembled here
today. Over eight hundred delegates
were present. The hail was crowded.
Many were unable 10 secure entrance,
TO add TO the vigor OF the presidential
boom for Iowa'e favOr,tc son. The con.
vention was distinctly Buios assem-.
blage. Every mention II the name of
the popular governor was the signal for
tumuliuous chetrs.
The convention was called to order
by Chairman Charles ID. Fulton, Of the
State central committee. Hon. John
l.. Bills, temporary chairman, made Il
speech strongly arrairning the Repub-
lican party, OF which he was n mem
Dor until few year, agO, when he
went over 10 the Democrats ON the
tariff reform and prohibition questions.
a fter the announcement Of the
members OF the various committees,
the convention took recess. On re-
assembling, Hon. J. T.. Maikley, OF
Mason CITY, was made permanent
chairman.
He spokr at longth, congntulating
the convention on the fact that Iowa
was n Democratic State, and dealing
with tariff legislation, claiming no au-
vantage to agriculturalists; he eulu.
pized Cleveland, closed with n ALLOWING
endorsement and the prediction OF
triumph for Governor Boiea ior the
next President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
Liberal" REPUBLICANS.
They Gather In a Dancing Hall and
Make an Effort 10 Raise $4,000.

The "Liberap Republicans mot In
county convention in Clift's Dancing
Hall on Market street at O'Clock this
afternoon.
A Temporary organization was IF.
fecied by the election OF Elijah Sells ~
chairman and Chris. Diehl rs score
nry.
The following committee on creden.
tisls was appointed: q. w. Burroughs,
Henry Payne, Samuel Galleazzl, the
rustling head Of the department Of
vagrant dogs, r. o. Horne, g. Il. A lien,
tho patent mathematical wonder Of the
"Liberal" party, A. F. Shurtlii and
q. W. Center.
The committee then retired, and dur
Ing their absence Prof. Dolliver made
one OF tho long drawn out aud loud
speeches for which he ~ 10 noted.
ID. j. Frew then offered n resolution
which was unanimously adopted. IL
provides that the delegates Of the vari.
Qua conventions being held throughout
tho Territory today uee every means
within ther power TO promulgate the
principle OF Lincoln, Garfield, Harrl.
son and Blaine.
On melton the temporary organira-
tion was made the permanent one, and
the convention was In progress nj the
time OF going to press, the principal
bone OF contention being tho raising Of
$1,000 To defray the expenses OF the
Territorial convention TO be held In
his city ON the 2lst inst.
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Returned Home,

This afternoon We hal the pleasure
OF meeting Elder s. II. Thurman, Of
Provo, who returned few days ago,
from Great Britain, TO which country
he had been on u mission. He lcf
home Nov. 7th, 1900, and on arriving
ut Liverpool was appointed travelling
Elder In the Lonuon conference, In
which capacity he labored six
months, at the end OF which period he
was appointed 10 preside over that
field. tie reports that OF late the work
ia the great city has been revivins
somewhat, n number u additions TO thu
Church having occurred there. BY
consent Of Preside L Young, he, somn
time ago, Withdrew the Elders from
the outlying districts, where the penpl,
generally were indifferent To the preach.
Ing Of the brethren. The latter were Ia.
structed ~ merely make occasional
visits 10 these old districts. The result
% this movement was that a number
Of people who had been for years hal
inclined to embrace the truth accepted
OF II and were baptized. There was al
tho time Of Elder Thurman's releas,
fair prospect for progress In the city
OF LONDON. lie returns In goo
health.
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HE HAS GOT THEM on.


John CLARK, a sleek fellow who wis
captured at Brigham City, by the
officers OF that place was brought to
this city today by Detective Al Ecslund
and Ia now In the city jail charged
with burglary. A few nights ago the
residence Of one Rodda, on EightWest
street was broken into and suit Of
clothes and valuable gold watch,
chain and charm and were ring CARL
eli eG. When arrested ut Brigham CITY
the watch and chain were
In Ciark's possession while he
was, wearing and IL still wearing,
Mr.. Rodda's missing suit OF clothes, or
90 says Mr.. Rodda, Mt least. CLARK
says but little. He declares, however,
that he was never In this city until
brought here by Nh officer today.
A boisteroua individual named HaE.
eldine who caused n sensation At his
boarding house last night by threaten
Ing TO "do" everybody up, Ia lodging
the police who are looking after him
for drunken ness and disturbing the
peace.
James Young, u colored man, whose
criminal exploits arc well known TO
the officers on the police force, has
suddenly left for parts unknown, II Ia
said with considerable property that Is
not his own.
John Paio and Ed Erickson, = cou.
plo OF drunken and bclligerent Fin.
landefs, who created q disturbance on
Plum Alley last midnight, are In the
city Jail charged with fighting.
A drunken bully fired shot from
his revolver on Third South street, op.
posite the Methodist Church, last
night and gave the officers fruitlcss
search after him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

WASHINGTON, May ll.-After agree.
ing u the report OF the conference
committee ON the general do efficiency
bill, THE House went into commit.
tee " the whole on the Fundry civll
Till. Bland offered an amendment 70.
quiring coinage and issue In payment
OF appropriations OF silver hul.
lion, not In the treasury. Tracy
made point Of order against the
amendment CUchrRne, New York,
moved 10 iuttheramend 10y suspending
further purchases Of silver bullion.
The chairman ruled Bland'A amend.
ment out Of order. CochTAne with.
drew his amendment. Bland appealed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

Special services to he Held ON tho
t.th OF This Month.


OMAHA, May II. - Bishop Joyce
presided at the Methodist conference
today. The comml,te. ON ceutcnnih
OF the general conference reported,
recommending that u special service
be held as the centennial service on
May 18th; that efforts b. made TO cvl-
lect the facts connected with the con.
ference OF 1902, Rs. the official Journal
OF that conference was lost.
A resolution was adopted 10 appoint
a committee 10 meet the delegates 10
the Presbyterian general assembly, who
pass through Omaha on their way To
Portland, Oregou, and invite them 10
visit the general conference.
A resolution 10 relieve the general con.
ference Of the appointment Of oillclAl
editors Of tho socr.tary's auxiliary
departments, suporintuudentH OF book
concern ETC., by vesting the authority
Of appointment on the different boards,
was referred 10 the committee on
temporal ECONOMY.
A resolution calling on the committee
on cpiscopacy TO consider the advisa-
bility Of distrlctiny the whole church
territory into ~ many districts nv there
are bishops, except senior bishops, and
assign 10 each n prrscribed district for
four years, was referred 10 the COM
mittee on cpiscopi cy.
A resolution seeking to havot the time
limit OF intinernncy removed, WAS TO.
ierred to the committee on that SUD.
joct.
Mr.. Shinkle, Of Kentucky, offered n
resolution calling ON Iersons having
funds In their possession 10 assist In
defrAying the conference expenses aud
produce the same Instantly, was
adopted.
A resolution for the appointment OF
committee ~ revise the opening
chapter OF the discipline which treats
VI the origin aud history Of the church,
was referred to the committee on tho
revision OF the discipline.
A resolution was Introduced declnr.
| Ing that missionary funds were not
properly distributed; conferences that
paid most were not fairly treated In
| the distribution. Referred.
A resolution calling for earnest et.
| forts to unite the two branches Of tho
Methodist church In the Moth aud
South. was referred 10 the commute.
on the state Of the church, amid Nj.
| plause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

A gENrs WANTED. -- MALE AND ~.
~ male. old and youns, $3.50 10 SEQ per
day easily made, fHlling our q zen Plating
Ouinis Ard doinF Gold, sitrr. Nlctei. Copper
for ytafs, on every Glass Of Metal. TaUiewarc,
Jewelry, utr tight and easily handled, no en-.
pcrtcncG required ~ operate ihom. can be
carried By baud with essc n W use 60 house
making money randy, Thcy sell ~ hlmuat ~.
cay hurncss house sn1 family ,udsnrs shop
Che D., durable. simple and wiihln reach Of
ever one. iflatCf almost INSTANTLY, equal 70
the uprst new work fUud Tor circulars. etc.
queen Sity NilN,rA Niehs elsiinV 80,
d cod Enst ST. Louis, III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

ZANZIBAR, May ll,-Advlce TO.
ceiytd here IA TO the effect that Emin
Pasha advanced ms far M Bora In
Equatorial Airioa and was then obliged
to retreat on account Of ammunition
and provisions. Being overtaken by
rains, which converted the whole
country into swamp, he fell III and
lest his sight. Emin eth hopes to TO.
capture Wadelai with Stuhlman's
help.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

PORTLAND, ogn., May li.-lIon.
II. +. Earhart, collector OF customs at
Portland, died this morning OF Brighvs
disease. EarhArt was for eight years
secretary OF the State Of Oregon and
quarter Of century one OF the leading
citizens Of the State. lie wns Unity
third degree Mason.
Governor Pennoyer In speech last
night stTOt ely arralgued the Demo.
cratic party ui the State tor IT. position
on the coinsRe qucs ion AMI reiterated
the devotion ~ Tres unlimited coinage
OF silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.


A special train consisting Of ak cars
.ame In over the Rio Granie Western
At 1910 =. m. today. twas chartered
~ the American Society OF Mechanical
Engineer who are on their way to
Gan Francisco. Today the party
visited the Temple and other proml.
nent places OF interest In and about the
slty.
At 3 O'Clock this afternoon they
went out to Garfield Beach on special
Train, the first Of the season. They
will leave for the west at O'Clock to.
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

a joint resolution has passed congrce,
aud been approved "to encourage the
establishment nni endowment Of insti
tniions OF learning at tho national CAPT
tai by defining The policy Of the govern
ment with reference 10 the use OF lie
literary and scientific collections by stu
dents" win sono one kindly tell n,
what this moauaf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

Tho champion eater in Georgia Is
in Fort Gaines and Bill Connolly, col
orcd, is the man. At one sitting he
accomplished the following, In 81
minutes he ate six dry soda crackers,
ono pound onion IN one minute,
box OF sardines in tmeequarter4 Of q
minute, six moro crackers In three
minutes and wound up ON hall pint
of apple vinegar, which he said was
mighty funny Whisky, Atlanta Con
stitution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

Beet sugar growers in Washington
should be encouraged to increase
their acreage by the fact that the
government has paid claims for beet
sugar bounties amounting TO f2i5, i0i,
distributed Ms follows; Nebraska,
1884; California, $l39,b3i, and
Utah, s2i, SOS, Seattle Telegraph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE Of REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuance y IN order II The prsbiis
touft u SAT- Lake tuuntv, utAh Ternt6fs
mado April ~, ~, the underlined admt,'
traitor ~ ihr cstste ~ Joshua Parker. defeaitt
Will ou SATURDAY. the ilih day VI May. lsii n
The law oneo ~ BARLOW Fefguion, rlim al
Lrue' 'uuun Huldina salt lake titv. n ii
a'clors noon of aid dAy, or after ssliums y
Which The sale may be continued, zen Il
private asle TO the highest bidder. ~
each. and subject 10 the rnnduuatTs
10y said tourt ull the right title, iniffisi
ant estate ~ The Hu'd joshua p,ft-s
~ the time " he death ~ ahorWaris. III 4
aud 10 The following described reel tstaia, II.
uattdin salt Lake County. unh TcrIioff. s5i
uHffnulHr described o. 70 lows. IN viii ~
ginning o. rods west and 10 rods south u b,
northeast corner 81 the suuthwrat qu4riefs
section 2, iownshln one, north u Ranfd ost.
Wes' % sat lake Meridian, thtne' west 81
RODS, thence north Iit rods, thence eaitais
rods, and thence souih li.5 rods 10 hoaanff
lids ia wuiluF VIII be- received m ne atots
described lad riih ~ ahld cnies ~ hF ne
udmitustrator Of said estate up 10 ne uae d
SAID sale. j.. W, -uMMERlAl,
A1ministr4'ur u saii Eskis
HARLOW frRGusoN, Attorney for ESTATE. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

NEw YORK, May ll.--All anima.
tlon disappeared from the stocks after
IL, while the prices ceased TO move In
eliaOr direction, The dealing remarked
throughout the hour barren Of feature
and Gt noon 1t was dull, steady At the
opening prices,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

A seamless boat, made from fiat
pieces Of steel and shaped by ny.
dipulic pressure, is tho invention of
eli Englishman 1t is asserted in
favor Of such boats that they will
last twice as long as wooden ones,
that there is less liability Of their
capsi2ing, and that they are not so
easily affected by changes OF climate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

Margnrc. Mac, sixty years old, living
three miles FROM o railway station
boasts that sho has never seen a train Of
cars. Margaret must he careful never
TO look at one now, or she will lose III,
only claim to distinction she has.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

SEDALIA, Mo-, May il.-Fhc Demo
cratic state convention to elect dele.
gates 10 the national convention met
here today, Il. d. Horton, Platte Coon.
~, was maze temporary chairman.
When he mentioned the name Of Gro
yer Cleveland, there wis great applaus
lasting i've miuutes. Committees were
appointed anu the convention took a
Il cess. The convention was unanimous
for Cleveland and wis instruct fer
him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

The oldest newspaper in the world
is said 10 be Tho King pan or capital
sheet, which Is published ut Picking
China. II first appeared in 81 and
since 1912 has not missed a singl,
weekly issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

III. PE1ERsnuRI, May ll.-Reports
received BY the government In regard
to the condition of the winter wheat
shows the crop IL In favorable con
diti0D In Polish. Baltic, Northwestern,
Southwestern provinces. Central lsus'
sia, Crimea anu Caucasus. IN hher.
son, the crop Is Ia an unsatisfactory
condition; Ia the Northern aud East.
etn provinces the grain has not yet
sprouted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

DuNE.--At Toocio city, titan, on saturday.
MAY ith, IVA. after more Than a ycar's illng,s,
William Dunn. late OF ktttinulIocs. scotlau q,
aged 81 yoari. Tho wari aud focal oniccrt. al
the funeral caerites whish were held At tho
meeting house 'on the alh inst, tcsun,i TO the
upTishtness and honcstyo Of the deceased. Thcy
also spoke Of him vcrY highly In otherrcspects
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
LEGAL NOTICE
u the Probate Court Of tho Coun,v n, 81.
Lhke' Territory N Utah. VI sAl
in the matter " the Etiate Of Tbou., d.,
afdson, Decreased. "'ot'

in the matter " the Etiate Of Tbom., p,..
afdson, Decreased. "ot'
NOTICE - HEREBY GfvEN ~p,-
~ Joha ii.wait,r. Administrstsr5 ., hAr
tlto ol lhpmsn Richardson, drcc1.oB d ". g.
ucfed forsetllomont, and Med in ssit 1870 .
hnhl account " ha administratlon ID y w
estate, nni petition Tor tIu appoint,e.. ,tli
commissioners IN partition and IN g1sI ~, y
uuiinn Of the fcaldur of said estate si,s..,t.l ~
persons emitted thereto; aud maj ky. We
the Just day % May, iva, al 10 o'eiosf lal'
~ the touu Room Of said Court In ~ IA, Y, NJ,
loufi House, salt Lake city anu U1inf, 'T,,W
Territory has been duly appointed b. rs i 49,
81 sad court Tor the tottitment II M A.sa
count, aud hearing said petition Tor ~
nnntmont ofeunmissioueff IN pnrtiti5f sst.p
disttihuton.at which limo ana ulara AZ, 49, ~
Interested In snih estato way appear aht n y.
rausr, u any there be-, why SAID account 49,,
not Dee soitlcd and approved ana oomtri'....i
rfs IN partition nrppntcd anu nnM dist,li
ton made NJ prayed Tor "i'4'
Dated hay ieih, is1l
C.E AttEN
Clerk Of The Probate ront
ny CAusrrS nHowSr. IN. deputy Cis,il
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RAILROADS.
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
EFFECTIVE MAY i,i, 1899.

7feiHs dr7trs ald Dspari af SAT- Lake CITY
DhRy, a. Jodoleis
Arrive
From All Eh,lern points. ......."... 800 m
Prom Butte, Portland and san rran.
cisco-,...,. ,..,. .s..,.,..,,,......~ s'3Qa N
Park city and Cache Valley ............. ioti m
Prom ali Eastern points.........,...... q noon
From Cache vsllej aud usdcn........ ,iiQ p M
iitom Milford and intermediate
points ,s.s.....s.,,ss.. .............. N'lo m
Prom Juah aud Eufoka.............., hip p m
'from Terminus and Garncld...... Of. AIO y N
DEPARL
For an eastern points -....-........ SO m
Tor ogden and intermediate points. 100 IN
Tor lutte, Portland. Ban francisco
and Cache valley ........,......... ag1a m
For Cache Valley and Park City,. $3.50 m
For all Easlern poinis and san Fan
ercu.....s.ss..s.........s. t'i0 p N
iror Juab. Eureka and Milfori..... 5ioa m
FOR Juab aud lnteuu odiatc rc.nis.... a2i p m
'For Gsrneld and Terminus .... sees" 80 N
'Daly. sundays excepted.
TRAINS between Juab and Milford do not run
sundays
,iuy tIcHEr orrICr. aoi u,iN sc
y HURLEY, Goni. AT, rasssr. Dept
=. II. n. CtaHK, Vice Pres. and Gen Mar.
h. DtckhNsoN. Asst den ,ier
d. {. LoNAx. q. T.. a r. Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

CAnuT, Aighanistan, May 1.-THE
cholera epluemlc Is in this city. The
Amerr has withdraw To n camp out.
alde the walls.
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,IOsIsrII w NILSSON.

A GEST OF TUE CHEAT WESTERN
"a Manufacturing CO., has changed bis resi.
deuce 10 % =. sixth East Street Telephone
w. Take car on ether second or Third south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NJ Office Is nERrnY Grvvy ,.
~ undoraiEued, executor ~ ~ ~ TiiF
ot sAtfh Hardy, deceased, 10 tto es.t,'t VII
shd ~ persons having claims ayti'', ~ ",
g gt 20 exhibit thom With ths ss Wy ga
pubieation Of lb. i ra,I,s month, aisf its ~
" ,.eeu,pr sen executor, at No ~ al ~ 4.
of al o,,y' u'Ah Territory, IN Tie s sd,,,
Dated april 2j'h, isq2.
shOhgE a. wtsCONnF g..
Executor OF the last vii u sarah its,sa'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
LEGAL NOTICE,
In tho Probate Court o. the County Of s,i,
Lake, Territory Of uuh
IN the mauor VI tho estate Of Andrew p,,.,
aor, deceased.

In the mauor VI tho estate of Andrew p,,s,
apr, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEHknY GIVEN futr
~ lienrca q, Peterson, administrst,i, 7,
tho 81 a'r of Ancrcw peietsor, feees,.4
hnve rendered Tor settlement af ia
tAt coaft heir nual account OF fef s6ais,
ttrutnu u said cftatc and Ttuiian h,
pal distribution Of the fesldue % sad s,ti,,
NmunF the persons entitled thereto, Anftt.,
Thursday, the IN day Of May, 4. b. ia y
~ n'cluck A. m. ~ the touTt room N ~
Court. IN the County touu House, al, ~.
CITY and Courty, Utah Territory, has kfsn an,
appointed by tho iudgo OF said ,ouu n, ~
rcttlcmunt 81 aHil account aud heaflrF sad ~
ution tor distfii utinn, tvhich time atd N y.
hhy ief.oh Interested IN ,ald cs'ate may appsu
count should not he settled and approved IA
fnhl tistr hutiuu made "a prayed for
Dated Apiii %. issl
Q, Y. ALLEN,
CLERK o. the fro' ate COM,
ny CAusriE nnOwNt, ia. UeputT Cisff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

10 keep hls hands tied to tho cradlc and hold
them when he wa taken upi und had 70 Keep
idittgns tod on bic handa 10 kcsp hs nnEur.
mars out OF the fofrs ~ he wouli scratch " he
could M Auy way Get bis hAnds loose. No know
yorr CrricruA ErNfpiEs cured hun. We feel
safe Ia Recommending them 20 others.
GAO, D. and JASErrA nAllus
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nAsHEIS AND STOCKS.
BAD ECZEMA on barry.


our little hoy broke out on hls head with
bad torn Of eczema, when he was feur inou,hf
tld. We tried three doctor, but thoy did not
icip him. We ihen used YOU thren uucuRA
lllMEbiEs, ana AFTER uslug them eleven weeks
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


A SNAIL BucKsKiS PURSE, CONTAIN
~ tnr rtrunk hey, waioh Key and fIc IN
silver. Return to Alien Hutton At Tithing OF
nru. fuF owner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

Charlin saw a ruhvin Persia which
had the head and name OF She'll
Scphi engraved upon one side and
the figure OF II serpent on the other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

'Of females tHstanily relieved by tha
new. rlegant aud intailiAle Anilfuie
e. Pam Inflammation and Wenkuost,
the utIr. ~ Auft fsntn i'irs fssF.