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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-15

McHenry and a posse wcro aitor j. l..
Davia anu another bandit who were
charged with robbery. Tho officer,
came upon them and domlndei their
tutren lef. They secmci Willing 20
submit AMI DAVIS turned over hiaWin.
chester. Tue other man advanced
toward McHonfy and, when within
few feet Di him, drew his pistol ana
hogan firing. The officers returned
tn Hire, killing ono OF the men, wlasu
nam Ia unknown. Dltiug the *.
element Davis made bis ESCAPE. uet.
uty Marshal FriOu started in rut-uit,
passel Davis and, with =. r. Erwin,
mid ON the side IT the road. a. Davis
rode by they rose up with shotgun
ami Winchester ievtlcd 0u him nud
demanded his SURRENDER Davis turned
In bic saddle ami aimUt his Wiuchus.
ter, tut when he discovered he WINS
looking down the barrels ui two Wcuu.
ons he changed his mind aud sufrau-
dorod, driupiny his gun. Fu0l tIli
him TO walk on ahead with bis hands
mp. Davis attempted 10 play the Same
game as his dead partner, but Erwin,
sull holding the shotgun on him, tHlI
him he would Kill him 10 hr attempted
any tricks. Davis finally throw up hi.
hands aud Frion dlsarmed him aud
hanicuhld him.
The corner Of Second and Marion
street wns haunted ON Thursday night
by Notwithstanding dog of uuc.r.
tain breed, says the Seattle PoH.IHtcit-
gcnccr. his behavior IL suoug uvi.
ueuce that dogs, even dcspised stray
mlngfels, feel gflef at the less OF o.
friend. The locality IN questiou has
long been the loaflng place OF two
homeless dogs, with neither owncrf,
friends mo- good looks. They were o.
insepafSbie us Damon ana Pythlu-i
but some uuierling humnn whOrcumsu
u have gfudge against ihCm on
Ihursiny threw q piece Of meat duseu
with sttych zine In their direction,
and deGh cgrried OF one OF thrm.
He wnthod in commissions three timJs,
aud then he strcichod oul his iugs anu
biz astral body went Out into Onu OF
the piares with Hiudoo names where
| the theOs1phi.tr say FOULS ntc prepared
| Tor reincIrnatiOn IN one oi the higher
| planes. His old frioud Eat down by
/ MIN aud mougnUd, nor would he be
comiofted. a man tried 10 drag away
| the body, but he was 10 Hnyagcly ut.
/ tackled by the bereaveu Que that h %
/ dpslstci. Others drove the dog away,
| hut he always returned 10 his post.
! lie sat watching by the colo, Htin buly
OF the murdered cAuiut until the
health officer came along Ia tue m1Fu.
log aud had IL removed, anu then he
made sucn u disturbance that his
attacks were warded OIL with dlill.
Guilty.
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NVHtuEAs, AttNNNuLU NTCHEiL
w hni Jr.sir 30. .lIrh,'. Dye vito, hl ihoir
recorder of .Wt lHh0 county Utah. on the
thrd day ut MuN, |t 'u uUlk 90 uUftgnEcs
90 A"at r1sr 300, conveyed Go ii.J. Diniuny. b.
hereinafter dUsyuuUu, u arcutu To- David
james q No., ut HHIl county, tnr payment ut %
urUmisHory note COR i0uf nundrCi ana thirty
suId DAVID lumas a 60. and dated the stmc
day ua Hai. trust deed. payable on the ist day
of November, i-31, VIII interest the rate ~
particularly dtspuNHI 100 boot tfust decd, And
wttrh uour and trust deed were given tor u,Tt
[ NJ ihc purchase lIg' of 400 l1guer,y. Aud
whereas. slil trgHi decd provided that ~ TIE
event oi aWl Mitch I # Wle f1iliur iu paw
huId note and iHirr"rt as iucrfin asrrtd. tnu
party OF Che second pr, 90 tHId trust
iaGS county. 81 tae r.larst ~ he
legal holdvrut sAiu note. mig Ht proceed io cell
tho properly in said decd oi trust described, At
public 'cudurio nc highDat bidder 1uI each as
The front door ot tnr nunty Court house IA
salt lHkt county, hrsl HNIuE "a ny DAYS pub
hc uuugc Of the umH terms aud piece of sale,
anu dgsUuptiun OF auu property 20 ho 500 10y
udtcuiHomcu in some newspaper printed and
puuliahul iu snid county.
Aud wuerca., default has been made IN the
payment 20 sHll note ana Interest. aud siid
bum of four hundred uud Thirty dollars ana
interest BE- NOW pact due 10y the terms ~ tntt
note aud truss decd, ani right hath arisen 10
have said uuHt decd turUclusCd, and tie legal
holder thereof 30 CIUrta, said principal aud
interest Htlll remaining unpaid,
Now, therefore, notice o. hereby giyun, that NJ
said note ud iru.. deed. and by virtue of the
power and authority uu WO by law aud said
decd Vt iruHt conferred, I, thc undcrigurt
noon ON INT dly, 40 tue front door ot the
County tuur. house ln the city ami county OF
r.lt Lake, rNpo.o for s'lc ut public ycuduc,
and wilt spll 90 Che highest bidder tor each, the
4rHI gHI4Ip UN said decd OF trIHf con.
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d roo4 rronble. Ilui 10 Got II.

About Two or three months ago
putcha-,d from you bottle OF Cham
uerlain'1 Cough Remedy, nut up in
Dea Molnes, Iowa. Such good results
were obtained from it, use that |
enclose one dollar aud ask ihnt you
fend mo two bottle. by cXpfess--J. a.
rCRIvEN, is ~. 10th 81, New York
CITY. To II. n. Lane, Druggist,
P,ekskill, y. Y. Mr.. SorIvcu IL pfo-i-
dent ui one " tho largest shirt factories
I'm New York, AMI widely known In
business circlcs. When troubled with
n cold give this remedy "A trial and,
like Mr.. Scrlven, you win want J.
wien ngHiu IN ncU0 Of such a me1i-
clno. 80 cent bottles for sale by u. G..
NJ. |. Drug Dept. DDS
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


To Thomn. B. Ewiugi
FJNiis ls 10 NOTIFY YOU THAT YOU ARE
L INDEBTED tome in the sum 0t three hundred
dollars ttHu.uI Tor lautr performed Tor you.
ON The Mecca mine, situated in Dry Cans on,
uphir Dining District r0utle County, Itlh,
SAID mine 10 1Lout halt mile frIm tho Hidden
Treasure Wiuu m sOuthwgsinrY direction,
by tho Fourth OF July mine. rI'd Wur was
performed As uHsesaWcnt wpTl Tor you Tor Tic
YEAR 1871 aud 80 anu unless you pay tho
Same within ninety Nu) uayH from tho dht0
hereof, your interest Will De forfeited 60 me ac.
cordng 90 law. MAIEU MESA.
February o, 1919. ri
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II. NJ. Blossom, senior member OF
II. VI. Blossom 81 Co., III n. % st.,
st. Louis, writes: ~ been let with
very distressing CoL'r the result OF
influenza, which noth W seemed TO
relieve, until took hgtidrd'S NorC-
hound Syrup. One bottle completely
cuIeu me. sent one bD Tie 20 my
sister, who had severe cough, aud
she experienced immediate relief !
always IeeOu mend this syrup to my
friends.
John CrSuston, 009., Hampshire
street, Quincy, Ills, wrltts: i have
found baiidrus HOrchOUnd Syrpp
eunerior 10 any other cough medicine
have ever known. II never diHap
gDints. Price 5Oc.
Sid by Il. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept. .
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NOTICE 10 oRspIToRs.


NOTICE IS u HEHY GIVEN, ny
~ The undou rn.1. admnhuatriN OF IN
tho creoltnrl ola ami nll persona having
CLAIMS AGAINST tHc SAID deceased, u oN.
mhit thCm UItr the necessary vouchers within
ten month"; after lh0 nrHt publication ~ thls
rOurc, 10 che enid HluiuHtrltriN or nor nt
t1rncy, 90 ihe law o1'ec " Harlow toTguton.
salt LAKE tlN, in tho County OF SAT- Lake.
MARY FERGUSON.
Administrators of the estate OF Jane Ferguson,
dtceHfed
Dated February 2'th, ieN
BAHLow fLHGusOS, Attorney for estate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In thc Probate Court iu and or salt Lake
county, Territory OF Utah.

~ thc Probate Court iu nHd or SAT- Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
IN the matter of the estate OF Caroline Erickson,
deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT a H..
- Nrrfifum, auiuluiHtrut.r Oi tlc csthio OF
Caroline Lurksun, deceased, lHs rendered Tor
settlement uud nict in naii Court. hia nrnl
Hrruuut OF hH administration uf aaid estate
gul ututou for nnAl distribution uf the
O, siduc OF fHid estate Hmuur tho prrs
sons rntiurd thereto, ami that Tucsday,
The an dny - April, a. H. l,.i, nt 10
u'rl1cs % m', 10 the court room ui snit court,
Iu the Count Court Housc, SAT- Lake City sud
County 4 tab Territory. haa hogu duly appoint
eel 10y the Judge ui ~ CuIt, Tor tho nctilc
mUut OF lllI account AND hrrfng sdii net ton
tor dietrihuuO nj which tine ana place Huy
Ucrsun interested In fli estate may appear
amt show cause, if any here be, Why said
account should not De- settled nnd approved
aud nuni distribution made a. prayed for.
NV MELON,
C'0rkuf Probate Court,
by CAusrES nuowSIa jr., Deputy Clcrs
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TIME AGREEMENT ur AMANDA JOHN.
4 son, the mother of TIE above named
child, aud tue statement s|rupd aud sworn to
before me 10y her in tho presence Of two wiz.
nvfsCs, aud tho statement ut Joshua DAVIS and
ELSIE Mary Davis husband ana WIFE, pcuohs
slgnru and twnsu 90 before me, the Probate
Judge, 10 o. hereby ufderGl that thursday, thH
tth lay of April 4. - l.ii 40 10 O'Clock o. m,
tine, and tho t0urt lIDUtU Of this court the
place for the hearing NJ Haid adoption, when
and where all psrsuuH Interested may appear
and show cause wly HsIu rhild fhouldnut be-
adopted 10 said Joshua Davis and Elsie Mary
DAVIS.
Ills further ordered thai copy OF tins order
bU Published once Wgus Tor 81 Zee weeks,
ieNt puOr 10 snit hearing, IN the DEsLnLr
ENENiNu Nrws.
Dated this 18Th day 0f March. 1888.
JAtQR o. blair, Probate Judge.
CANNON & lIusU-uN, Attorneys,
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
E.lale ID ~ 40 ClaAIl. aeeea.ea

VI --TTT -T---- -----77T1
NTOWCE Il HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE
~ undrrugned, admins rltor N the oatlte
Ui MARY Am q 1a.I, deceased. 90 tho croditura
uf. aud an uUrauus having claims against said
doc. Hscd, to rNhIHit them with The necessary
vouchers WIihius M9uthH inter the nrst puLli,
cation ot This notice, lu 600 Hlid administrator,
go 800 titlu street, SAT- Lake tlty,iu the County
OF salt laau, Utnh,
WCuAED JOHN CAFFALL,
Administrator of The estate Of Mary Ann
Canal. deceased.
joins ~, CANNoS, Atty, for administrator.
DHIpu March B. ls.L.
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THE UTAH SUGAR COMPANY.

V'uE ANNUAL. NETTING or THE STOCK.
i holders OF the uuh sugar Company Will
be- held az the oulcr Of the company, No, 90
Main street, salt Lake city utuh, on Thursday,
Ami o., 1855, az o clock y m. Inc purpose Tor
which sfid meeting D. called 6 The election % %
board OF directors 10 serve Tot the ensuing
ear and the uHnsariion uf such other husl.
noes as mny lawfully cumr before the meeting
HORACE q. WHITNEY, Secretary,
salt Latc tiiy, March n, 1870, dNs
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


ATOTIuE n uENEBY GIVEN ny TIE
N uudrr gucd. administrator OF the estate
Of MAN o. iAll, deceased, 20 the creditors VI,
uud aU pUTaou. having claims against thr said
drcrHsCd, tU exhibit thpm with Tho necessary
NuuChprz within four months after the nrst
uuhueuuuu ui tlia notice, 10 the said admins
iIutlr OF No, 1872 COuHuiut0n luilding, salt
Lake City. IN the county ~ salt lake.
JpuS NJ CANNON,
Administrator ~ the Lsiato Of Mary l.. Hall,
deceased
Dated March sth, 1903.
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plssoLvTIoN OF cOpARrNrRsHIp.

NOTICE Is uEUNm GlNEN THAT TuE
~ uuu OF DfnrH N Fowler. heretofore duins
business at No. l.t Wet, south irmplo struc ,
salt Lake CIV, rtIh, hoe this day been d.F
solved b. mutual consent. The books OF 10.
count of the late firm have been placed ln tue
hands Of George L. NyU, Commercial block,
who BE- hereby authougudtu receive Hli moneys
due tho late hrm. and receipt Tor the same
j. T. row IN.
JOHN GRASS,
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

V,HE FIRM HERETOFORE ENlsriSG
i under the nnmc and style at George cod
dRrd & Company. doing business 10 salt Lake
CITY, Utah, iH this day deceived 10y mutual
go sout, Gt0rge Goddard A-suminr the my.
mCut OF al the indebtedness " tie company.
GEORGE GODDARD.
NtCitAHn ~MITti
salt Lake city, Utah, March o, 1856.
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As naturally results from taking Honi,s
Sar-apnrilla as personal cleanil,es
suits FROM free use Of soap and water.
This great purifier Thoroughly OK ola
sCrofula, salt fhtum anu ali uib,r i'm.
puritics and build. up every org m n
the body. Now 1 the time 10 tii,e n
The highest praise has been won by
huod's rus for their easy, yet nlcient
anctlon. sold by all druggists. I'r.ce
rs cents.
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coughs, llnnrscnc,s, sure ihrOa etc,
quickly relievei 10y BROWNS Bros.
CHIAL TRoCHrs. They surpa,s all
other preparations I'm removing hoarsp.
uess, aud ~ 81 ooUgh remedy are pre-
emf nently me bCSt.
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II you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bittors. II "Ll
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
uso Electric Bittep. This remedy ncls
directly on Liver, stomach nnd KID.
neys, gently aiding these oTgana 70
perform their functions. II you arr
iilic,pI with sick II adache, you viii
nuu sprcdy anu permanent relief ~
taking Electric Bitlers. One trial VEL
convince you that this Is the remedy
you need. Large bottle only SOC, %,
a. O.. Smith a. Co.'S Drug Store. GsH
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DR.. Burrows, OcullsL Aurlst and OPP
liclnn. sleolRolod lifted. COMMERCIAL
HIn.l


Are you Hili ~, COuBlpated or
troubled with Jauudice, sick Held
ache, Bad tnsle Ia Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dynpop,iu,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
Back nud between the shoulder,
Chllls and Fever, etc? II you hayo
amy Of these symptoms, your Liver f.
out OF order, and your blood "a slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly. Hetbiuo Will
cure any disorder Of the Liver,
stomach or Bowels 1t hrs no equal
asR Liver Medicine. Price rs cent?.
Free trigi bottles at z. q. NJ 1. Drug
Dept. ~
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NOTICE.

Wen Annie Niiniag and MILLING Company.
lrlcWal place OF business. salt Lake CIV.
lllh.
~ Office THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ uruu the iul OWING dc.HrtIaI sfuek ON
account ct Assessment 50. J. LEVIED 0n tbe gitn
day Of september. 70. Iril. Inc eeyorti
amounts set opposite the names 20 thg rgsrce
tive Shareholder. ne fnNovrs
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Nuucc OF tmo and place iur .H. Ucuug OF
petition tOr admission 10 li''Ii. OF Will
DuRsUANT To Al ORDER OF SAID
court ~ said matter ruu.r De- hereby
FI.ontha Wcdnosray tho Do Day Hf Nluvu.
q. D. 1871 I'd iu O'Clock %, IH., NO tle County
Court unusr In salt Lake tit. l.tn tcruDri.
boz tnu cpnr rnom OF sad r"H.. HHH boon AZ
pointed thr tmo and place fUH IH" bearing OF %
petition ot Wuiiam A.. huaWgH. Hr4llnE turthe
aduiHsiuu 90 probate ct U.UIW document
thrrJWiih Utrsrutcd. puruofuu. Goo Nr ihc IHst
MIIHuI Testament ut EdN. a. trIH, dee
rUaapH. whom ami whrfu 40 U.....Us Interested
my AUUUar and oprulr o. ..I Co., ui san
wIu. ur mo granting ut lctir. ... .lWrutary Co
William q, hfldWcli, ns prhl go lN' % thiu pcu
zion.
Iu witness whereof ! have i.Huuto Get my
bond ard affixed the seal no H.I court thu
IhIN.I % b. MEiuY,
Cicfk Of tnr lrHNHtu court
Uy CAustrs BROWNE, JH, Deputy Ices
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, IN nri Cor slit Lake
County. Territory oi Utah.
In the matter Of the estate ui SARAH Watkins.
deceased


order 10 shoW cause why order q alIcof Tea.
estaic should not Ie m.IU
rouN 4. BUCKLE, riiE AnvINi-IBA.
y tor ~ the estate OF b Iln W.tlIHH, dH.
ceased having nicd petit on hsfU.u. d1.y vera.
ned. urlyihn tor an order nl I.H ., thc real
pstltr 9f and dccedcni, ior tNu purposes thCra.
tu sot forth. 10 ia therefore u.I.flu by the
iudgc of said court. that al rgrlns Interested
in tho estate Of aaid deceased IupC1f before
ne s,id prnbate court ON Etl|as. Iie i5ih LAY
Of March. 1885, atlo o'Go'a u iac forenoon
vi tai1 day, ut the Court hogin "i aad Probate
thc city md county Of sHt lHke. uuh
Territory, To show cause why lI order
should NOT be- granted Co the H.II HtuWfsffttur
o. aplI 30 much Of tie real t'.I.H ul aH.I DO.
ceased at ivatc sale o.. fhH.i IH angr,s.
a4rv. and ilat fopy OF tHH UIiUr HH Uuu.
lHir1 at iesu four FurrD Owe WtU.. 100 .Ic
uIstnur Evryisu NrWs. u.t.pIuUf
printed aud published ~ -1il .''I ono county
JACOu H tLNfU.
fluAIio Judge
G. -. JACK. Attorney
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Andlu accordance with law and he order Of
the hoard OF Directors made on tic i5tn DAY ~
september, l-ii, Hl many shares ~ each parcel
ui gucl stock aH may hu uc,c sary VIII be
sold ut Rooms 40 90 aut so Constitution
UuUdtru. salt lake DItF, tuu, on
FiiHby. the itth day ui itNuHfy, a o.. isil, 90 =
O'Clock . tn., a. uuy ilc delinquent ASSIGNMENT
thereon together with tho cust ~ advertising
joins J.. NEBEKER
secretary.
salt Lake CITY, January Is lsI.
Tho date ut Mo F1.O NJ delinquent stock W.
above b. hereby extended lu March Do. i-lI, as
the same place aud uUur.
~ order OF the bu.ri Of directors made ttls
day. 3. T., NliiihlH, secretary,
Dated February D. ltll
The time ct taio 0f me above delinquent
stock u hereby extended to April DO, 49, NJ
the same y ace ami hour.
ny order oi the Boaru ~ Director made this
day. ..........,.
secretary.
Dated salt Lalo ity, March o. isli
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In the Probate Court IN uui 'Hr saIt Lake
County, Territory uf luI.
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FIIy.8I8-l Y.lfs vi Success

havr s. yrulturr.ul 1u fa rpoeid ,in lung
N.r,nn. It1m inD common cold 10 she duo-i
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order 10 show cause why order r alIcof rca
estatc should not Dc maIU
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-13
MICHIGAN CYCLONE.
Several buildings Destroyed, but N,
Loss OF Life Reported.

Several buildings Destroyed, but NO
Loss Of Life Reported.
PINCKNEY. Mich. Nay ia cyclone
passed TWO miles east of this village at
2 o'clock a. m. 1t first struck the
barns and outbuildings of Louis Dryer,
completely destroying them. The
cyclone next struck the premises of
William Thompson and William Place
way. half "a mile further east, destroy
ing all their farm buildings, orchards,
windinills, etc. All the members OF
both families were injured, but it is
said none seriously. Many horses and
cattle were killed. One mile east of
Placeway's farm the house and out
buildings Of John Fitche were struck
and completely wrecked, a post remain
ing standing. The family, consisting
OF seven persons, were all injured
slightly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-13
Cleveland Will Circumnavigate!

NEW YORK, May 13.-The Press has
the following Cincinnati dispatch: M :.
George A. Clifford, travelling passenger
agent of the Canadian Pacific railroad,
is here and confirms the report that Mr..
Cleveland will make a tour of the world
at the end of his term. Mr.. Clifford
says that Colonel Sheedy of his road is
making a tour of the world, making out
a route, and is now in Australia on his
wav home.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-13
A Suggestion About an Innovation.

The old French chateaux are serving
as models for some of the beautiful
country palaces Of rich Americans. One
not far from New York has. in true pro.
vincial style, the stables at one end Of the
long range Of buildings which widens al
the other into a noble banqueting hall.
"Al Of which may be very 'old
French" said a woman recently a guest
there. sand there is no evidence of the
union Of the two portions of the estab
lishment, but ! could not help feeling
that there was a chance, speaking broad
ly, of the fly in the dining room having
very recently left the stalls Of thu
horses. New York Times
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-13
Shopping is always
favorite pastime
With the ladies.

And one which they especially enjoy in the spring. To enjoy it
most, come and look at our exhibition of Spring Styles in dress goods
and trimmings. Every year brings out new ideas, and we bring out
all of the ideas that are in vogue. Everything in vogue is in our
stock, which, among other things, includes the largest assortment of
ladies capes and jackets in the city, also children's cloaks. A large
line of carpets-velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrains. It
includes a great many other things which must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Seeing is admiring in this case, and for that reason our store
is daily thronged with admirers and buyers of the latest novelties.
When shopping do not fail to call at d. McKINNONS.
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Local Time b

Local Time Table.
Chicago, Milwaukee d 81. Paul Railway, which
took effect, sunday. May Z, 1888:
TRAINS come EAST.
Passenger, No. 8, depaSts 1O:lb q. m.
Freight, No. IA, departs b:1 q. m.
Freight, No. IL, departs z 40 p. m.
TRAINS come WEST,
Passenger. No. z, departs LAO p. n.
Freight, No, 10, departs 1850 0. M.
TRAINS FROM THE EAST.
Passenger, No. Z, arrives l 30 p. m,
Freight, No. 10, arrives 4:50 q. m.
Freight, No. 9, arrives 6:15 p. m.
TRAINS FROM THE WEST.
Passenger, No. 8, arrives 1910 q. m.
Freight, NO.. 90, arrives b:20 p. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; but
freights only when passengers are provided VIII
tickets.
Passenger trains gong east make connection
at Egan for ail points south, and passenger train
going west, at Woonsocket for sil points north.
MADISON ID BRIsTOL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 80 p. m.
Passenger from north arrives, l09W
JNo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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Exnensiyc ssnioke

HEEMosA. i d., Nay ED Stem
gers harm aal contents were DESTROYED
at 3 o'tlock a. M, two horses, one a
valuable stallion. the hay, grain, har-
ness and Nago being burned. The
cause was a spark from The hired mans
pipe. Loss, s3. COO.
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Fl P Smith and " to G H
Thurow, n< ne4 and seq ne4
and MI swA ne1 SLOT 100
SN Fader admir- Of Elizabeth Rich y
ardson deceased to o = Bolles,
VII nw1 21-1O5-5l-............. $50
The Dalpedder Land Go to Rich
ard Woods, ne4 17-1Os-54...... l
F. Fits to WA Mackay, sw1 %
sw4 33-107- 500
Lille e Stott and hus to Ludwig
Mas, 2 acres in seA swN 5-IO6-
w
Lottie M Rowland and hus to
Bertha Fox, lot l blk IA orig plat
Madison. -. .................. 100
Anton Thompson to Andrew
Thompson, sw4 22-1O8-54...... 900
John Roberts to Jennie Roberts,
lots ass and sw4 6-IO5-51..t. 1,1OO
Edward May and " to Edward w
Van Buren,, seA 31-l05-51...... 100
Thomas Peterson and to Al w
Holdridge, sw4 15-1O6-5l.. s.. 1000
Sevet Alex TO Anfnd o Rinde, 81
nw4 and nj swlk 2-~106-54.... /
I ] Todd and " to Sebastian
6choeberl, ne1 29-106-54....... 1850
Augustus Huntsmer and " to
Walter Love, . parcel OF land
121 feet long and 9e1< feet wide
Id blk 8 north Madison. 0O0
james w Dawson and W TO Mary
= Druschel, lots 10 and 90 blk
9town prop 2 add ........ =. $50
For sale or rent, q nine-room house,
DIR. ID. L. CIARK.
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Memorial Church For Gould.

RoNDoUr, N. Y, May 13.-The Gould
family have had plans for a memorial
PRESBYTERIAN church for the late Jay
Gould made. This church. which will
have s~eating capacity Tor 300 persons,
will be Uuils this season at Roxbury,
Delaware cuunty, Gonld's birthplace.