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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-29


DuRsUANT TO AZ ORDER OF SALE TO
! mo directed ny the District Court of thu
Third Judicial distinct Of the Territory
of Utah, l shall orrr NJ puhic sale az tho
front d0ut OF the County court House. ir
the city ana county ~ sslt Lake, Utah
Territory, on the 2'th day OF December.
isll, NJ " o'clock M, all the right, title, claim
and interest ~ \. u. Rsflcr %, il aud 70 the
following described real estate. situate. lying
aud bong In she Ciiy and county Ut salt lake,
ltah Territory, aud particularly dosciitel vs.
follows. To- VT Commencing ~ the southwtHt
corner Of lot two ~ yrork eleven ilular'li, %
SAT- Lake CITY survey, aud running theme, east
siN lW nud two thifds t.l rode, thence north
tNcniy 30 rods, thence west ~ 10 aud two.
thirds 4 u rods, Hence south twcny 1908 rods
90 the place OF hrWnung containing one hrn-
drtd IiON thirty three and one tpird ,lli }
square rods oi surincr ground tugcthor Win
81 tlu tUncmUuts, hcreuitamonp and uppuT.
tcnAuCes thUfcuntO belonging To be sold ~
the prgpCry OF n. u. lsesslcr, nj tho suit OF
annie ". GAYS. Terms NJ s1le. cash.
Frank ~ Holman, plant G'6 attorney.
y n. PANsCNS. 4. =. Marshal
Nv u. y. bwAS, Deputy Mrrshal.
SAT- Lake CIV, rtth, NOV. 2sth
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Mary l.. starr. Plaintiff,
",
Frank starr, Defendant.


The People ot tho Territory OF Utah send
greetings
To Prank starr, Defendant:
NvOU ARE HERlRY REQUIRED TO Ap
4 pear m M acton brou. ht ayhinst yuu hy
INC aboyo.named plalnuii "a the birtrirt Court
~ ne flird ludcinl DHuirt u The Territory
~ Utah, and 10 answer the complain NED
thrrvin within teL days (oNelusive u thu day ~
ttniccl Hitrr TIC service on yuu - thts nam.
mous--it served within lhh county; OF. IL
served out OF this county. hut Ia ms distfIet,
daYs.-or judgment Us default Viii be tAk0n
hFhn,i you. according 10 The prayer of said
ruc said action 10 brou4ht 20 have decree VI
ihlf court difsOlying TIE hOnds u matrltnony
exiting bttae cen rlalntin aud deftLdAti, and
grating doorVe 10 plninuu. adiudgiug Tat
dcionut puy into rouft d tcAsnnahIc sem or
costs 81 suit aud counsel fees. ana thar plain,
uh be allowed such further sum a. alimnny NJ
10 the Court nal hcen iust, aud granting he =
Other Tcitf prayed on Two gf0uuds, az follows,
10 wiz trst, hat for tbe year last IiAst 10
fcuduni hN tulgd " ptusldo tor plainuh the
common ncctashrlss Ut me, although abe -
pAst defendant has treated III mum with oN-
irene cruelty, CAUSING ner great pain and die
trtfH.
Ana you atc hereby noiiaed that IL you fail
20 appear Auu answer lie said complain a.
above required, Tho AN plainun witl apply 10
the Ouis torihe roIief dcmandud therein.
Witness, the Hon. ChHrlca S. Zane judge.
and the seal ~ the Distri1t Court ct ihr Third
Judicial District, m and Tor the Territory OF
utAh, tins 9TH day OF AuTusi, In tho year vi oar
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
isHALl HENRY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
Dy CSC. D. LooAls, Deputy CLERK. sat
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsUANT 10 AZ ORDER OF SALE TO
Il nc directed by the District Court OF the
Tnfd Judicial district " the fcrriioty OF Utah,
tiall oder ~ public sale NJ tho front door VI
the County court House, DO tho city aud coun-
" 81 SAT- Lake, Utah Territory on the goth day
" December. 1871, at " O'Clock M, all the
hight title, claim and Interest oi james Noltch
nud 9 gorge u. squfcs Of, To- aud 10 the follow
ing tcssribci real csAio, situate, lying aud
being in'thc county u salt Lake, Utin 1etri.
tory, aud particularly described a. follows, 10
vii An undivided two thirds OF the rniryinw
lode mining claim Tearing silver aud other
metals, ana situated In West Mountain INNING
district SAT- Lato county, Utah Territory 81
gcihrt Win AZ the veins, loduu, ores and gold
amt silver bearing quartz, rock rad earth
ihcrcu c0ntginOd, aud with an ami singular the
lcncmonis aud nppurten inccA thcrUunto DO
longing Or IN Guywlsc aproftulning 10 be sold
~ the properly 81 james NOltct aud uUnrgu
y. snuires ~ The euit Of Aiiou g. Campbell.
Terms ut hain cash.
D. IL PARSONS. L $. Marshal.
liy y. y. sWAS. Deputy Marshal.
". q. all, piautins attorney.
salt lake CITY, Utah. Nov 10Th, isl1,
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In tne probate court a IN, tounty of sal,
isAe. Territory " Utah.
N the uattsr Of the bs,sie q Ralrh Ifsruson.
Deceased.
Order % 7how cause Why order o. sale Of real
estate should not DO made.
4 VIA LS- ". GROW. IHE ADMlNlsThA-
~ tur OF US estate Of Ralph fhffenht lt
ceased. having fled he petit.on herein,
duly criled. praying for an order 0f sale
~ all the real estate OF said dccedtnt.
Zoe the purposgs iuereiu cot forth, u y
hereby oricfcd by The Julgu ~ San toufi
thai AL persons intorosted ~ The estate %
ssid dsccased appear before the SAID Probate
Court on fnesdHy. the N DAY Of Dc,embor.
itf2 ~ 10 O'Clock la the forenoon OF sad day. al
the Court Room of said Probate curt al The
County Court House, IN The city and county of
taltLsko. tab Iorritofy, 70 show cause why an
order should not be granted 20 the salt admin
istrAtor TO scll go much OF the real estate OF
the said ceeeased q. private sale A. shall be-
necessary, and that a copy OF this order be
published At least three successive weeks IN tho
DrsLnEr EyzSISo NEws. q newspaper print.
Cd and published IN said city and county.
Dated November. nth, ihN2.
G. W. BARrCn. Probate Jucgo.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

la the Probate Court IN aud for Salt IaLs
tOunty, Tcultury Of Utah
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in tbs frohate Court IN anu Tot sAit LAAo
County, Territory % Uthh
In tho matter OF the Estate Of Robert Rocket,
deceased.
Notice OF tlmc and place for the hearing Of
petition for admission to Probate OF VIII.
ID URsUAsT TO AN ORDER or SAID
i Court IN said matter, notice - hereby
gwen that Friday. the 2nd day OF December,
a. II. ls12, AT 10 O'clock A. NJ, At the County
Court House In salt Lake City, Utsh Territory.
IN the court room Of said Court, has btcn APP
pointed the time and place tor hearing Of n
petition OF Elizabeth Jane Thornton, pray y z
Tor the admission to probate Of u certain docus
ment herewith presented, putporting 70 be tue
last viii and testament Of Robert h0ckou lie
ceased. when and whore all persons Interested
may appear aud oppose the pfohAts Of tuii
wtll, or the granting OF lettore tostAmcutAFy TO
her a. prayed for In said petition
In witness whereof have hertunto act my
hand and afhxod the seal o. said Court, tn,
18Th day Of November, A. d. isgl.
tsEAil G. ". ALLEN.
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
Nv CAusTES BHowsI, in, Deputy Ulerk.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAR.
~ low Ferguson, administrator Of Tie
estate Of fHnrY shing0ion, deccas,d, has
rendered f't iuomcnt.hn1 Sled M sAid rourt,
hf hual account n hia aumlnIaIration 4 sAi
ustfte ana pet uou Tor final Installation OF Tie
residue nf Hald estate among the prr.1us
emitted thereto, aud tnnt Ncdncsd ", inc slst
tue court room of snid couft,in the ouurty court
house, Nalt Lake CITY ana County, utan Tom,
Tory, has houH Nv appointed by Tho Judge Z I
shii couH, forthc settlement oi sad accluBt
and hearing elii poii'iun Tor distribution, NJ
winch unr AMI place any person Interested In
tAd e. are may appear and show cause. N ANY
there hc,WhN ssi1 account should not b. syuled
And approved ami hual dstrihuton aadu a.
prayed Tor
Dated NuNomber 9Gth Iss2,
e. L, ALLEN,
tlrik OF Probate Court.
ny tArstEN HRowNE Jr., Deputy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
in the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County. Territory Of uuh.

an Nut N'IuNhlf ANAfA ~ anu iof FAlt laNAu
County, Territory OF ttah.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Peter 4. lin.
root, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Adolphino Lintoot, AdmlnistfatriN Oi tho
estate % Peter y. iinr1ot. deceased, has fcu'
durud Tor settlement, AMI nled in said Court,
her hnAl account Of her adminietrat On OF sara
estate aud petition for hnal distribution of
the residue Of said csiAtH among the
persons entitled thereto, and that N'drcss
DAY, tao gist dag ~ December, \, ID. Iag, az ~
O'Clock m, at the Ooart Room Of said Court,
10 thy County Court House. SAT- axe city aud
county, Utah Territory, has been duly appoint.
cd ny l"JudRc Of said Court, for tho settle.
mcnt of SAID account and hearing ~ shid pct
ton Tor distribution, Al which time aud place
any person Wicfostcd IN said estate may ~
near aud show cause, 10 any there be-, why sait
account should not be settled ana approved
and ilnal distribution made as prayed Tor.
Dated Nov. 90, isi2.
q. h. ALLEN,
Clerk ~ the Probate Court.
liy CAusTES nnoWsE. JiL, deputy.
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Order % ahow cause Why order o. sale Of re
estate should not DO made.
LEGAL NOTICE.

in tbs Prohate Court in and Tot Salt Lake
County. Territory % Uthh
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LEGAL NuTIOE.
~ the Probate Court in and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF utah.
In the matter q the tstAte u Ella john.
son, decreased.

~ ETV TTNITVT OF TVV F7I0TV WI ETIIN TUNW-
son, deuraHrds
NOTICE u itEi,klIN GIVEN TliAT RICH.
~ ard bgimlcy ami CHARLES Abbott. tNcru.
tors oi the estate ot kligA johnson, dcceAsUd
have rendered for settlement, aud aled M said
court. ihrir nunl account ~ their admiAlstrA
tth of said csIhte aud petition Tor dnAl distu.
uersont entitled thereto, aud that Tuesday ,tNr
suit day ct December, A - reg ht 10 o'CiOek
u ,m, at the Court Room ol said C0ur, ia the
County Court lip1rc,Sut Lake Cuy aud Iouns
y, Utah Territory, hAs leon duly hppointcdhy
the Judge Of tAld Court. Tor tie sCtilemcnt ~
SAD account aud hearing AID petition for d.,
tribuuur, NJ which time aud place any person
Interested IN sad est tc may appear and show
cause, II any there bv,why SAID accoun, shouid
not be tettled and approx ed and hnAi distribu.
ton made A. ptAyCd for.
Dated Nov. %, 1872.
&. v. ALLEN
CLERK 81 Tie iiobtt, Court.
Naddcii \ Adaut ATTORNEYS tof E1pcutlf.
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ruIiUe.


Wei Annie Mining anu milling Co. Principal
place " business sails Lake CIV, Utah.
NrO1tCk Is HthEhl oiNtS, liiAr Al
~ meeting VI the Hoard OF pifcciOr
held on the 2l,h duN OF september, A. ID l7J-
Dy hnd with tue consent Of the siorkhO ders. 90
assessment $50, ~ OF slA ttl cent? per shart
WIS LEVIED on he capital stOcs 81 the COMPANY
payable 10 George swan, Treasurer. AZ room
No. 0, Dcsefct National Hank building, sal
IL. CIV, lilh. before Noycmber 1T, ~!
Any stock upon which this assessment mas
'emain unpaid on the u, Gay VI November
lse1 ~ hforcsnid viii be dcliuguont, Hnd al
Nctiised tor sale. AZ pghiiu suction, aud unlef'
payment IA MADE bciufe. viii h. sole on THUR
day the 3uth day Of Noytniher la, at o'rluol
p m topaz dauuqucnt assessments, toFeihri
with the ruHt Of huyrrilsirg and expense O
sale. JoliN l.. NthEhtR, Secretary,
Dated SAT- Lak,ojity, september spth lss'
The date oi delinquency In the nbnye notic'
~ assessment is hereby extended ~ ncceni
her !, IsJl, aud the date OF sHlc OF dclinquon
sigok 10 Tuesday, December sVth, lspl. At
' Nv order OF tic Hoard OF Directors mad,
JonS L. hEBLKEh. Secretary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
VICTIM OF SUPERSTITION

Sends Hair From His Head to Physi.
clan and Gets Medicine That Kills Him
Fatal Folly of q Portuguese Who Was
an Invalid.
TAUNTON, MASS, April 2.-[Special1- 2.
Antoine Peters, q years old, Portuguese,
died last evening, but the manner Of his
taking of is what is puzzling the physi-
clans, and there will probably be an in
quest He had been sick for some time,
Martz, living near New Bedford, told An
tome that if he would give him single
hair from his head he would send it to a
physician whom he knew in St. Micha aels
(Azores), and the doctor would return
medicine to suit his case.
The hair was sent. The case was ap-
parently diagnosed, and the medicine came
yesterday. 1t was administered after being
stepped, and the young man died shortly
after, as though from poison Medical Ex-
aminer Presbrey was called and took what
remained of the medicine and showed it
this morning to District Attorney Knowl-
ton. He believed it to be an herb called
coneium, or hemlock, and in appearance
and smell it looks like sage, and when
stepped one would readily mistake it for
sage tea. 1t is the same herb. by the way,
which Socrates is alleged to have swallowed
once on time just before life went out.
The father Of the young man does not de-
sire an autopsy, but there will be an inquest
at an early date. The doctor at St. Michael's
is beyond the jurisdiction of this common
wealth, if there is any foul play, but the
whole unfortunate affair is probably simply
the result of ignorant superstition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
A BIG HOUSE SINKING.
Senators Afraid to Make Use of Buildin
Bought for Them.

Senators Afraid to Make Use of Building
Bought for Them.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-[SpeciaL by
means of little item in the sundry civil
appropriation bill of last year, the billion
Congress expended the sum of $685.
900 for the purchase of the Maltby House,
large brick structure on the edge of the
capitol grounds. 1t was built few years
ago by the late Maltby 6. Lane, of New
York. Congress purchased it for the use of
special committees of the Senate, private
rooms for Democratic Senators who are
not chairmen of committees and also
storerooms for certain bureaus The
rooms assigned to the Senators have not yet
been furnished, because the contingent
fund of the Senate is running low, and now
it is learned that the building is settl-
ing so rapidly that it bids fair to fall down
at an early day. 1t is already regarded as
SO unsafe that the occupants are asking to
be assigned rooms elsewhere.
Several of the Senators who were de-
lighted at the prospect of having a private
room SO near the capitol are afraid to move
in. The building was put up a few years
ago on made ground, through which an i'm
mense sewer passes. Many years ago an
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
TOTTEN REBORN BY WATER.

The Famous Astronomer Tells Why He
Was Immersed-Proud of the Uniform
He Has Put on-The Type of Burial
and Resurrection.
New HAVEN, Conn, April q Special ]
Prof Totten was asked to-day why he was
immersed in Boston last Sunday by Rev.
DR. Gordon, and this was his reply:
The matter has been under long considera-
tion, and after fully weighing it have come
TO the conclusion that immersion is the only
proper ceremony. 1t is type of burial and
of resurrection. 1t is putting on the uniform.
am proud of it. Every man must pass
through two deaths, the first and the second.
The Saviour has provided a type for the first.
which is immersion. The second or natural
death for the Christian thus becomes the
second over which the grave has no power.
The Gnbeliever dies the natural death, and
must enter the second, from which 1 know
of no resurrection.
1 firmly believe that immersion is the
'"edding garment" of the Savior's parable,
and each man must soon settle it in his own
mind as to whether he will do it.
Prof. Totten is a communicate of the
Episcopal Church, and when asked what
effect his baptism would have on his future
belief, said:
l was baptized in the usual method of the
Episcopal Church; sprinkled as baby and
confirmed later in their method. / have not
gone over to the Baptist Church. I have
gone into the Chris tian Church, which is the
body of Gods people. am led to this act
by a strange set or circumstances needless
to be cited. But L chiefly submitted to it
from a sense of absolute duty, personal con-
Germ as to myself and example to Others 1t
is a solemn thing, and beg you to treat it as
such in spreading its publicity. This have
not sought in any sense and dread its be-
ing treated as a pearl beneath unthfnking
feet. Immersion is the most concentrated
emblem of submission that / can conceive
of. A mans life is in the hands OF him who
1mmerses him. An over. moment and real
death might ensue. Faith is thus deeply
symbolized, and fruition is beautifully con-
summateG by the typical resurrection. 1t is
an absolute rebirth by water
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
sLueeED FOB A sou1R

Minnie Palmer's Husband Assaults Editor
Dunlop in tho Hoffman Cafe.
NEW YORK, April L-ISpeeid MIR. A.
j. Dunlop published recently in the Stage
Neps this statement: "John ,. Rogers
speaks as if he had hot potatoes in his
mouth"
Rogers is the husband of Minnie Palmer.
He was in the Hoffman House tonight
when Dunlop walked up to the bar to
drink with some friends. Rogers rushed
up to him and struck him glancing blow
in the cheek. Dunlop clenched his fist and
doing any physical damage. Then friends
separated the belligerents and led Rogers
out one door to the street and Dunlop out
of one opposite, and the customers Of the
cafe, who had been startled by the sudden
scrap, finished their drinks
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
THE DIR. KING SCANDAL
Still Causing . Great Deal of Talk
Among Methodist Niuisters,
THE RESULT OF AMBITIOUS MEN
Seeking to Throw Discredit on Gentleman
of Their Own Cloth.
A FULL REPORT EXPECTED TOMORROW

rsprc1.n TELEGRAM TO THE nrsr.rcu,
NV yopr Anr;l M. Wv,
r. a.
pes VI tne Nes hork Metnoais' Oon-
terence attended strictly to routine business,
to-day, and al reference to the scandal
which has now become common property.
Uas carefully avoided Everr minister in
a.. oo,foro,os ;s ,ro;,;, ;,.,- c. AZ.
'De a o. s nnAiou'iy ~. 'n'
u es'iga'ng connil,''ee'
which, IL is now promised, Will be
ready on Monday. That was to have
been the last day of the session. but it all
denends unon the committee,s renort how
- +ho ,or,to-,,, III =. re-. =;
s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o,,o for 60, a. nfans. ~
iii -, AZ, tr;.i .t IL I.l:I eiS
doors. and this would certainly occuny the
rest of the week.
The committee had another hard DAYS
work to-day. Rev. Dr. j. NJ. King was
present all through the conference session,
and much sympathy with him was ex-
pressed.
Insisting Upon All the Esidence.
Yesterday ofte-noon ba uos boforo ,bs
,o,-,mittee for 49, tba n thr"o bours e,5 it
:; - tha+ l. ;,,1;o.ad - b; ell
.+otar,art oF aII a., -, ,uL;aS t.
s,,ar;a;or 80, - @ b;,e IL . "uen Se ". az"
ondn,-,,,o,,s o;rn,,Iar 1p.tnn Lntora " IL IL
,ro,,1d or.r,r /, .;a,1o .za.4;o. u. ,r..
inst as lived as ever fo.d.Er in his decision
not n note any nnbl;c st.tor,ant mill ,be
cop,ro;i++aa's t. ro,>ar+ p - Lronrb. ~
01hn e.. ~ +hro,r ,,,.or, H. x;, Al.
~o.rors;b;I;t,, - that ,,a,,. - iat.sS, at
tosi,;ns D.! N,o.s ,as Mn.i ,, - wv. e Sf
M 49, " s.;o,,SS .un ~ a. 81 ~ "
..orr;-o- =. - ;-;so a. POI WI.
tba a. cf po;n;stars an;nn ;n.o tba ,r;vats
e. of eoIIo1r ,,,,2;s.as dr,.;n b., Ok
.anco and saaroh;nn throrab b;s nr;va,s
norers ;nst - obto;n damor;na er;dence
a~a;nsf I;,,, II ;s tbe act IF . .owarJ for
IS rl,,-i =. - a.Lo ~.
wav. and when a minister acts that way
there are no words hard enough to charac-
terlze his action.
All Caused by Personal Ambition.
..Tbe whole scandal >, soiJ ono+bsr minis
+or s.iS +ba ra.n1t Of ;nnrd;nata ,o-.nnal
on,bi+ion nr King and nr II p no.
+be ,ostor of CaI4.rr Cbnrob ara aaci
on ,;ans to c-o to Oman. os deIsra+as 49,,
tbe New T6rl Conference and foy tbo nost
fonr roars eocb hos boan .3o;na h;s
bost - s+ronc-+bon binssit n ~
80, tlot ~ la +ror,hIa :. ;Li
for The nresent state of affairs anJ d;sl
claims any mart in the secret detective work
aTainst Dr King Sill men yery cIose 10
Dr Dav We're the leaders in the ;nyestioa.
+ion ond nv Kings friends ra,nt.;n tho+
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
A FARMERS FoRGERIEa
His Only Living Victim, a Mennonite, Re
fuses to Prosecute Him

DoYLEsTowN, PA, April 2.-The trans
actions of Henry NJ. Kulp, the Hilton
township farmer who fled Monday, leaving
large liabilities and forged notes behind
him, appear to be more serious than was at
first thought. Several other notes, in addi-
tion to the forged one of 81, 600 that Kulp
negotiated, have come to light. They are
ali drawn up by men now dead and are sup
posed to be torgeries.
The exact amount of the last notes is not
known, but il is supposed to be about
$4,000. So far no action looking to the ar
rest of Kuip has been taken, as Abram f.
Myers, his only known living victim, has
refused TO take proceedings against him.
Mr.. Myers is a Mennonite minister, and
Iases his refusal to prosecute Kulp on re-
ligious grounds.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03

Now offered you, of securing the latest pat
terms in wall paper at ruinous figures. W.
H Barker No. sos Market street, intends re-
firing from business. He offers special in
ducements to secure your patronage.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
OIL WELL SUPPLIES
T. FLETCHER GRUBBS
WITH THE
OIL WELL SUPPLY CO.,

NOS. VI And 81 WATER STREET,
PITTSBURG, PA.
Estimates furnished on the celebrated
Mogul & lnnis oil we'll engines.
o. w. S. Co.'s Red Dome steel boilers.
O.W. S. Co.'s tapered joint casing and tub
ing.
O.w. S. Co.'S drilling and fishing tools
The Philadelphia & New York Cordage,
and everything necessary in an oil well out.
fit. The patronage of new companies being
formed earnestly solicited. Drop a postal
card and I will call on you. Telephone 1911
se20- l69 -ssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03

open stream known - the 'eBlue creek, or
Tiber creek, flowed over the course Of what
is now bricked-in sewer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03

Our trade in office desks this season ex-
cells all previous records. Good goods, large
variety, low prices, prompt delivery is what
satisfies the people. STEVENS CHAIR Co.,
No. Sixth street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03

sPRINerIxE is here The bugs will soonbe-
gin to crawl. Kill them of before they mul
tiply. Bugine will do it instantly. 25 cents
at all dealers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
Ladies, Decorate Your ParIors

BY getting handsome life-size crayon this
week for 81, at Aufrecht's gallery, "a Fifth
avenue. Come early.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03

A point worth noting
about our Jersey Suits:
No ripping, no giving of
seams, no forming of
holes. These objection
able features have been
entirely overcome by a
patented improvement
applied to our Jersey
Suits alone in Pittsburg.
With this advantage we
combine the largest vari-
ETY. and the lowest prices
in Pittsburg. Among
our ultra fashionable
styles are the combina-
tion Jersey Suits (never
before seen In Pittsburg),
in dark shades of blue,
brown and green, with
collar and cuffs of con-
trasting material - also
Jersey. Add to this
some rich silk embroid-
cry and you have a truly
beautiful effect.
But for big, matchless
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CIAL S. LINE of ALL
W ooI English Jersey
Stockinette Suits, and
OUR q LINE of heavy
English Jersey Reefer
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tons. Either Of these
two styles would cost
you 30 per cent more
elsewhere.