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Evening journal., 1893-01-19
BLACK
DIAGONAL
SUITS,

with either Sack or Cut
away Coats. Prince Al
bert Suits from $13 to
$25. Different grades
between all the prices,
making a good assort-
ment, and from SIS to
SIS the Suits are of our
own make-good, thor
oughly sponged garments,
sewed throughout with
silk and made right in
our workrooms. You
may do as well, but we
know you cannot do bet
ter anywhere for the same
money. Storm Coats
and Ulsters are selling at
the 10 per cent. reduction
and you will not make a
mistake in buying any one
Of them-from So to
SIS, Mems sizes; Boys
sizes from SIS to $I6.
Evening journal., 1893-01-19
wan Papsr.

camminss sns photographer. 7Os Market
Evening journal., 1893-01-19

Cholly "Ah-aw YOU the garsongg'
Michael Hoolihan - "Nu. SORT. I'm thl
waiter."- Chicago News-RecoId
Evening journal., 1893-01-19

Wanted-To buy or loan money on Life I
surance and Endowment policies. AnsOn
Maher, room 202, Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1893-01-19

Nothing pays a poorer interest on the in
Horn.
Evening journal., 1893-01-19

Good colors
and wearing
materials,
from $I2.5o
to S25 for
whole suit,
Evening journal., 1893-01-19
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,o,.... SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

- Sui Snbiamapolts itarb
I'M 80. 2ebensia6re ber moblbefannte
Biirger SofepB Deuti@, Der fi@ oor
elmer Reibs Don Sa9ren bonn @ef4dfte
auriidge5ogen batte. Sn ieinem Sc
ftament fanben ii@ iebr !beoeutenbe
0ermGAtntfe fir m~icbtbdtise .3tpede,
fir 1Gmttlide Mitglieoer ber Tamilie
unb fir bic isralelitN4e @emeinbe,
beren Mttglieb ct apar. Sb9tet4
Deut1@ fir tpoAl9dbenb gait, &paren
bic @trmd&tniis be4 10 4od. eak i1e
ben 8etrag ber ii@tbaren 9tnterlai en-
i4aft be6e11tenb i6~euittssen. Man
fu9te baber INT 9uuIe nah unb fanb
bort an ben oeri4ieoeniten @teQen
pertpabrt, bauptid@lt4 aber inn t3tmz
met bes @erftorbenen, @ob unb Gill
ber unb patete bon 8untnoten umo
Bombs in Der @dammtb1be bon 1884,
600, bon beren @prbanbeni etn bic 6az
milienmttglteber tpentg ober gar ni@ts
apuBten. Die porgefunbenen S4dbe
1purben in einem r8uggp" nadb einem
vSafe 0epoiit It" zSSnititut 9efabren unb
bort fiber peutpabrt, UNI ipater 5ur
MusfIbrung Der @ermd&tniKe per=
tpenbet Al tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
20. Deaembe T.

Dem Senate tpurbe Der Sd6res=
beri9t bes Ginanaminiiters porgslest.
9rar reidte cine Monftrepetition UNI
ansemeine Ganb{traben Elm. Die1elbe
tpurbe na@ GINGER Debatte an ben
Musi@ub fir S1piidtnitaatlihen 9anz
bel bertpiei len, tben1o cine Dprlase
godrels betreffs r@rlangung bon
Guft19tfffabrt". Cine bereits eeitern
BON JrDe etngeretdbte Nei olution Be-
treffs ber @rlaubniB fir cine braiilis
aniI4e Rabelsefelf4aft, i6r Rabel an
Der Settle Der Der. Staaten gu lanben,
tpuGrk angenommen.
Soar btelt feline ansetunbiste Reoe
iiber bic @peaiaIboti@aft bes Prdfiz
benton unb beitritt bes leBteren Re4t,
einen Specialseianbten Blount) naa
6atpaii gu ienben. Mls bic Ma@z
Acknowledgements aufgenommen
tpurbe, iagte peffer, es lei llnre4t fir
gongreBmitslieber, BET f4le4ten Set
ten tpie bieie Meilengelber gu nebmen.
@etn %ntrag, bic be~treffenbe @ettion
Der 0orlage 3u 1tretten, tpurDe ab9ez
t~pielen. Sic @eiolution Morgans,
bab Elm Musi4uB BON bret @enatoren
unb bret Nbseorbneten in Sa4en bes
Micaragua=@a nals Inter iuhunsen an
itellen ion, tpurbe %angenommen.
Das 9aus na9m bic @enatsbiQ
gum @eiten Der BEL Der Tor6zSbeaterz
cataftropbe @erunslidten an. Der
9eute i'm Senate angenommene Con-
feren5beri9t iber bic Nem Oort u.
Metp SeriepNBridenbil purbe aud
i'm 9aufe nit 1852 sesen 2 @timmen
pahirt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

- Die entf:elte @iiIe bes @lettriz
Tiers 9einri4 @oebel, tbes urlpringliz
4en Grinbers bes elettrif4en @Iibz
li9ts, murbe bta1er Sage in Nem
Dort our @ube Ibeltattet. @oebel
ipuroe i'm Sabre 1918 in Syringe,
9annop:r ge6oren. Setn 0ater tam
3tpet Sabre lpdter als bannonerti4er
Gon1ul na& Nep Dort, uno 9einrtA
muroe, nadoem Ct als u6rmaHer &C.
lernt, auf bas Ss@nitum nab 9anz
noper gel anbt, mo- ct Hi9 nit @lettriz
aitdt bei4dfttgte. 9hon i'm Sabre
1916 bert@teten europdt1@e 8ldtter
ib:r feline @rfinbung bes elettrti4en
@liibtibts inn 8acuum. SIM Subre
1913 fam @oebel ;mieber na4 Mmerita
uno. etablirte ii@ in SEEM Dorf ula
llhrma4er. @r bra4te Dor ielaem
Saul: elm e..ettri|aes 8ogenli4t an.
unb bic Seueupebr, pelAe slaubts, bat
es brenne, elite Iberbei, unb bar @rfn:
Der purbe tpegen anseblt4sr 6risoens:
1t0rung oerhaftet. Sic @tiblampe in
ibrer iebtgen @iialt erfaub ct i'm Sab:
re 1850, ullein ba es tbm an gei&dft:
li4en Satenten feb!te, 5og er nj: elmer
petuniGren Sortbeil cns !ss:aer Grim:
oune unb Elm YatertprooeB, BIN ct Do1
eint9en Sd6ren gesen @oiio on besunn
muroe in leBter Snitan3 geg'n tin emit:
f4ieoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
8Iraeruteittcr,uab all 1T Gbicaao.

- @@icagp, 10. De5ember. Die
beute bier itattgefunoene Wa6l zines
@urgermeti tiers an Stele bes am %.
Ottober er14ohensn Mapors Garter
9arrt1on fir ben &eit BON befen I'M
@pril 1895 abtaufenben 9ermin batte
.fol9enbes Relultat: Spbn g. 6optins,
Dem, 112,700, @eo. g. Smtft, @ep.,
111.313 @timmen, 10 baB Der bemoz
tratii@e @anoioat cine Maioritdt BON
1887 @timmen erbielt. Muf ben Soz
clal11ten origins entfielen MIR 1877,
auf ben @oltsarbeiter Watelep 367
.v@tlmmen. 9as bemofratt1he Cert
!, tralcomtte belaloB, bic Wabl au conte=
ftiren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Warttbcrtmt
Chicago.

. Wintertpei3en $685.; @ommer=
tpeiaen %-64; Rossen 42-47; Ser
Tte $780,; 9afer $780,; Corn 80
-35; Mebl 1.85-3.5O; R.eie 1900
1925; Mibblings 1875; TimotbDz
b.u 8.O0-11.5O; pratrtebtu $3.50
800; @tiere 3.0O-5.50; Stoders
2.25-3.4O; &Glber-; S9meine 500
|-5.25; @Aafe 2.00-3.75; 2Gmmer
2.10-4.75; 8utter, Creamery %
~; Butter, Datrp 20-24; RGie,
Creamery ill.,; @4met3er 12-13;
EimotbpIomen 3.7O-3.80; &leeiamen
9.50-1O.W; Gla@s 1.28; @rbien
1.C0-1.6; Bmiebe1r per SAB 1.25;
Mepfel per SAB 2.00@.00; &artofz
feln. $780,; Bobnen LAS 1.50
Gter 23-24; 9onig 1O-15; 9ontg
'ausgelaKen 6-S; 3alg 4-5; 2eben=
bige 9ibner 6; Springbiibner Ct;
TurteD 9 -1O; @nter 80; @dnie
per DBb. 5.OO-6.OO; Yrairiebii6ner
Der 0Bb. 3.5O-4.25; @~ebbiibnsr
3.75-4.OO; 9uails 10000;
WtduarD Gnten 2.5O-3.OO.
Wtume apoltS 4 St. Naul.
! Mei3en SO; @ossen ID; @erfte 80
40; 9afer $685.; Corn 32-3333;;
mebl 2.10-3.80; 9eu, Eimotbp g.
O0-8.5O; 9eu, l1planb 5.50-7.00;
Butter, Creamery 22-27; 8uttsr,
Dairp 1876; gter 21-22.
stour Gttp.
t. Geebers 2.00-3.5O; Riibe 200
ESQ; Ribbe, setp09nli@e 10000;
@dtpeine 5.O5-5.25; @4afe 200
800; QGmrner 3.5OA.0O.
5outb Omaha.
Stiere 3.35; @toders unb 6eebers
1.W-2.OO; &dlber 2.25; @4}peine
5.@-5.20; @@afe ESQ; 2dmmer-.
&antas VitN.
Stiere 4.10-4.55; &iibe unb Sci
fers 2.70-3.10; @toders unb See
beers 2.70-2.75; @dlber 5.OO-8.OO;
@@kpsine 5.O5-5.25; 2Gmmer $50
ABS; S4afe Its 1926; Wei3en
66-57; Safer 25-28; Corn 81
80; @ier 2O-21.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
&urae 9a8eSneutetetten.

{ Die @t. Mnbreas &atbebrale in
Gtttle 81 0 d, @rt., ,tpurbe BON. Rduz
bern i6res Silbergai4irrs beraubt.
Scr &iirgermetfter oon Monreale
auf Sictlien i abgeiebt porben,
lpeil er aufriibrerfl4e @eben gebalten
haben lou.
l @om Mei9sgert@t in 2eip3i9
rmurben bic fran50i1F@en Spione De-
long unb DelgeD gu 6 re1p. 4 Sabren
Hfeitungsbaft o%erurtbetlt.
sSn portGrebit, @an., murben
Der Garmer SeSames Miqtams unb 1etz
ne Grau bon einem 6armarbeiter erz
morbet. Der M0rber ut mod niht
etngef ungen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

GalT4er S4luB. 9err :
,,&ommen Sie nit in bic Ybi(6armoz
htie9 2l(ter YHiliiter: .Was giebfs
bag" 6err: rN11n, etnen iolennen Dbl
r.ni@maus." Otter philiiter: rMh,
tpirf(s4? G~rbieniuppe NIT @@petnsz
o9ren?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

: Mit benz Dampfer rNooara" ginsen
40 ipanii@e @nar4titen na@ Guinea
in bic 8erbannunQ.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

Geras fan6 tir3lid cine m0roerii4e
S4ieb:ret ltatt. Ser 6armer Wilz
liam Ma6ep feuerte auf MiQtum Obs
3tpei &eoolperl 4uFe ab unb perlpunz
6ete i'm; Obs eutpib:r t bas 6euer
aus 1einer 5linte unb I9oB obne BE-
itimmtes 3telen, babel p%ertpuno:te ct
MaHeD's tleinen Sobn bier Mal.
Na@bem er ieinen Srrtbum g'mubr
%gemorben mar, berf olgte er Mai1eD, Der
gu entfieb:n psul u$te, big in oe1en
@ei&dft unb iaste i6m atpei &ugeln in
ben 2eib. MaNep, iein t!einer @obn
unb Stos erlag:n menige @tunhen
nad oer @4ieberei ben babel erbaltez
men Munben.
- Der iebig: Mbpotat .. s. 8rem=
iter in 2outsotlle &p., tur1 IN:
ter ben bortigen Qeid3enbe itattern, I'm:
ter mel4:n cine Union beitebt, teiner
f:nben, ber genetgt mdre, bic 2ei@'
feiner Mutter gu b1itatten unb wirt
baber bic @tabt UNI 8eerbigung Del
@ei@e auf 0ffentliAe Soften Bitter
miii1en. @r I4uloet nod einen Shei
Der Soften fir bic 8%:erbigung ietnej
@aters uno lit CUR 3eit mitteaos. g.
peripra@, ben 2ei&enbeitatter gu BE
aabl:n, 1obub Ct ouau i'm @tanoe lei
uno tpoQte au4 @iderbeit fir oi
Soften Der 8eeroigung ieiner Mutte
fte0en, absr bic 9erren 2ei@enbeitatte
II J(lten Tiff an nt@ts 4nberes als baa
res @elb einlafen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

IUelStIIe. SWIltbIW llul
elm.
-. 9e3ember.
Sm Senat unterlteB Soar bic
angatianbigte @elpredung Der Bot
I&aft bes prGiibenten. @errp 1prah
gu gun ten beS @iberrufs Der 8unz
bespalblge1ebe. Ser @eneralpoitmeiz
iter .murbe ermd4ttgt, bic 8irgi4aften
bon poi tmetltern an5unebmen. pefz
fer 1pra4 gu @uni ten ietnes Mntrags,
$63,0OO,00O (nt&t $6,3O0,OO0, mie
es 3uerit bieb) CUR 2inberung ber
Mot6 inn 2anbe gu bspiltgen. Sic
@iG sins an ben Musi@uB fir @r3iez
bung unb Mrbeit. 8eI4loK en- purbe,
bic Gapitolpoli5ei UNI IL Mann gu
oermshren.
SIM 9aue purbe Elm Mntrag
Godrans, oaB Elm @pecialaus14uB
bon Sieben bic '9atpaii4Mngsle9enbeit
/, unter lu@en lolle, an bas Gomite fit
@egeln pertpiei en-. @outelle bradte
cine Re1 olutton Elm, tpelhe bic 9atpaitz
politit ber Mbmini1 tration berDammt.
Sm @elammtausI9uB berietb bas
9aus iber bic Observation-Disclosures
biQ. Gin 3ulab, $130,000 Metlenz
gelber fir bic critic uno 4 5000 fiji
bic 5peite SeKion bes So. @ongreNes
gu betpiqi9en, tpurbe nit 143 segen
40 @timmen ansenommen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

gave the following result: Mattison,
20; Burgh. 2; Hull, 81. As Mr.. Hull
received the greatest number he was
declared the nominee, it being on mo-
ton made unanimous. The nominal
ton of two justices of the peace was
again taken up, and upon motion it
was agreed to take formal ballot and
TO make the two receiving the high
est number of votes the nominees!
The ballot resulted: Halves, SO;
Weld, 40; Jameson, %: CD. Searlef
l. David Halves and III. A. Weld re-
ceiving the highest numbers were de
clared the nominees. Next in order
was the selection of three candidates
for constable, and the names of G. A.
Martin. Chas. Evans, l.. V. Eckhart
and William Gansert were present
ed. The latter gentleman withdraw
ing his name, and the other three were
made the nominees by reclamation.
). J.Collins was then rechosen chair
man of the city committee. after
which the convention al journed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
ENTERPRISES.
Fiourishing West End Factories - I'm
prove nents to be Made.

Fiourishing West End Factories - I'm
prove nents to be Made.
Few persons, comparatively per-
haps. are aware of the prosperity that
the majority of the manufacturing
establishments of this city are enjoy
ing, and few indeed are the cases in
the last several years where even a
cut down in the working force of our
factories has been necessary. The
word Rock Island" when attached
TO any article seems to give ii a com
III -rcial significance, and busy factor
les i'll Our midst is the result.
.rospcrity of the PIow Works
Apropos of this may be mentioned
,he Rock Island Plow works. where
the working force now numbers 725
men, 1t formerly never reaching more
than 800. The output. which was
formerly from 80 to 80 ears per week.
is now from % to 60 cars in the same
space of time. The last semi-month-
" pay roll reached the sum OF SIC
900. :and the prosperity of the company
is apparent on every hand. So great
has the rush been that the company
has decided upon extensive improve
ments that will be pushed ahead
dS SpOl az 'oSSiDIt HstN bttI
accepted for a 4-storv brick addition
to the west end of the black mithing
department. The new building will
be S0N1O0 feet and be used principal
" for storage at present. Another
story Will also be added to the fitting
department which will give addi-
tional floor room of S0X1OO feet. Be
sides this brick addition to the
foundry Is being built on, and other
extensive improvements are being
made which will necessitate the eN-
penditure of large sum of money.
More West End Enterprise
Weverhauser Il Denkmann are
abreast of the times and are about to
erect Il handsome office and storage
building that viii be credit to West
Fourth avenue. They have had the
plans drawn for a building 4ONSO
feet, Histories high, of modern de-
sign and finish. and which viii be ar
ranged for offices in front. the rear
portion to be used for storage. 1t
viii be erected on Fourth avenue and
Second street. or one block east of
the location of the present office.
which Will be more desirable site
and Just as convenient. Their plans
contemplate building to cost about
Sc 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
TO THOROUGHLY
Any customer buy ing h amour
ting to 50 will have the privilege buying
min for the follows:

, yards Waist Lining lie per yard.
) yards best Skirt Cambria lc a vd
spools best Sewing Silk 1c per
spool,
spools best Silk Twist lie per
spool.
l spool best Cotton Thread free.
l card belongs Patent Hooks and
Eyes 1c paper.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

Roth the method and results when
Srrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
ran,ly vet promptly on the Kidneys.
Ever and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
IAN - efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
~orstipation. Syrup of Figs is the
opIy remedy of its kind ever pro-
ircei. pleasing to the taste and &C.
.eptable to the stomach, prompt in
rs action and truly beneficial in its
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
monv excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
| Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
rists. Any reliable druggist who
NAV not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. kf NEW YORK, NJ.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
Out of Town CauCu>eS,

There was an enthusiastic gather
ing of democrats at the Town hall in
South Rock Island on Saturday even
ing for the purpose of placing in
nomination township ticket. The
meeting was called to order by Town
ship Committeeman George Rich
mond. he being chosen chairman and
George Eckhart selected as secretary.
A. \. Gingles was nominated for
supervisor. NJ. j. Field for town
clerk. Frank Backman for assessor.
Adam Yohe for collector. John Aster
and George Richmund for justices of
the peace, William Heideman for
commissioner of highways and
Thomas Bollman and w. c. Gardner
for constables. After the nomina-
ton had been concluded George Rich
mond was again made chairman of
the township committee. The caucus
was a large one and the utmost con-
tidence in the success of the candi-
dates was expressed. as the ticket
will no doubt be a winner from top
to bottom.
The democratic caucus at REYNOLDS
Saturday afternoon nominated Mar
tin SHOEMAKER for supervisor, and
named Charles Waldron for clerk;
William Wheaton for assessor; A.
Seavers for collector; g. Schneider
for road commissioners; j. II.
Gaunt for justice of the peace and
John Hagan for constable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
New Ideas in Glass.

Among the latest designs
in table glassware is a gold
edge, (ired on as it is on
china) on crystal bowls,
plates. spoon trays, celery
trays, &c. 1t is not expen-
sive, and is very pretty.
Three bottle casters in
turquoise and rose.
Salt and pepper shakers
to match; also syrup pitch
ers, sugar sifters and other
little table accessories. You
will be surprised at the
prices.
G. NJ. LOOSELY.
China, Glass and Lamps.
1ou9 second Avenae-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

1t is very poor economy to endeav-
or to relieve a cold by neglecting it,
when a bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure it at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

NOTICE l. uERmY GIyEN TuAT IL
court of ihu rltY uul county ut salt lake.
lihr, Territory, made uu tuC ,th day ut June,
ls.l, ln tuU matter OF the estate OF bUufpu
huutOrI, 4 ceased tho uuicralguud, thr tN.
ruultlN OF tho lust Will aud Testament ut by1fFu
DuniUri, dcrel1rd, will aoll Ht rlylIc HnIu to
tho highest bidder Tor uh Do and HuIIrU IU CON.
lrmluou Dos The tuii Probate court, 600 Ono IA
Interest Uf tho rftAtu Of the said bcursr Dun.
ford, 40 the umu Ui his death, aud lII thr
uElt, title and interest that the sud tstaIU
has, uF operation ~ Che InN nr utHyrWtU. ar.
uuuUu, other than, ur 300 nauiuIu tU, uut uf
mo sara George nuniUrd ut tND bU uf Doc
death, iu uud Go 900 those certain iOi., UrryF or
parcels ot iHni slluuto, lying aud UuIng Iu tbr
county u SAT- iatu, TcruluB of twl, anu
bounded uuu described uH lu'.UNH, co. we.
All Ut block one hundred ana aINty.sN tlGUI
plat -, salt lake tiy survey, also Iul siXtocu
llNI, u.urA thirteen .la|, Garden tlly plut a
luH twenty two lilI, tWrut.threu ..l uu1
twenty four IsN, block twenty ".l|, tHrIyu
Gus, plut A. alec Che northeast quarter ~
FoUt on fhrtF 500, township one l| north OF
range two p wrat, ut salt luko WDfiduu. and
thirty hNU. 10 sharra nj water stock Boa Iuu Nurth
Point UOn.o.idBtoi irruFHuau company. 100 uf
uc above prop. rty being situated zoe Salt Lake
county lhh TERRITORY Terms aud conditions
OF HH'gt UuaU.
AuL'is ur oilers must he loo Whiting aud may
boz Ip't with tho vNrUutTlA no NO. % cast. IIrat
south street, rn'f Lake liY, llah,Uu Or before
the DO U4T OF Htuh.T. IsIE
Dated SAT- lIku CITY ttth, August act, 1850.
tIl/A SNOW buNIUilu.
ENr"uIuN NJ Ono uHtwI.l ANA trttamunt Of
George buufurd, urnuHHu1.
IUNHk % sIEuIINs, UEHNEU y. sNII. At
turutE# for UNvruIr.N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25


John T. NphUr,r. John ~. iiatam. janice
4. u1icIEh. Wtu %. llalvtsh auu sarah o.
Campbell, pMuuuH
tH
ANNIE u. NuHNIuH. james Davis. John UHV H.
ilcnD Davis, ltuHpu uuVs,ttUr.t b. MurUa.
tNuU.ON MurrH, IEth minor jaime. % NIuris
minor, trpuk Eugene Morris minor. aud
bfru %. Morris. IuIuuG uv.guIauta
The people 10 lhH lUruiory ui Utah send
FrOttrH.
90 Annie %. Robbins, Iumra Davis, John
y HNla. lturN bINIHt huHru uHfIa. truI.u n.
MuIuH. tturg. \. Motifs Jr I'd uiuur lHWHa
ID. Morris minor Prank luEuuu MuTrH,
minor and utriu o. Morris. ID minor, tUs
fruluuiHs
You ore hereby required On nNp.Hr loo un
t.iuu brought against NuU Hf iNy uNHtr NHHtu
u|NlHinH in tur NUuIut court ut ilU lHHu
dulI.ul UlairUi ui thn lyT toy uf liIN.
Hnl i1 answer thg complaint ui'i
IIf.rIu within Ten days .tkr.ufify uf
thg 1ly nf HurtiroI after One Horyiru ur rHu
nt is.. .uuwHuHHN .UrtuN within iUIH county,
Uf. DO Hp.tUH uui uf tNIa county, huI iu IlI. .IH.
Lfl'i NiNu went" INHs ututtWIHo within
iufh N1' 90 5000. u.HI "E default wall De-
ilhtn n-In.i you. ..tHrIIr. 90 800 prayer uI
fAil lAtH
ANN HHII I'.Hn .H .INuENl f1 have .t"rrn
~ ihI court HN'HHHins iUr HCigndauu Goo hn
lhe .n.' I'il. nI aaWc. h.Nie, urrtdfl! utd
rnhul Wile inr lIfuluu made uf chem " .UfH
q one hlo.a Dos, rl.l a, salt lake iItI sur.
,,.' Wv 'Ah. '.lnl., 'Il. DO nave plan.
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Warden Charles Aull ut the time, but
who he was and what was hia history
remained n mystery. Tho warden
bai even learned that he was a graiu-
Rte Of some institution. Certain
Kos.ips nu1u. thv prlso VITO had hUafu
a chance word from the mystcriUui
convict reported that they believed
he was prAgufte OF Harvard, but the
warden could never solve the mystery.
The silent convict would under no
circums auCes reveal his identity, and
sll that the nutuufitits knew wts tuat
he was an educated man oi fem7rta
bic tasio aud brilliant parts. HIS tu.
mains lie IN u unmplraa grave. He
iust repting place h. orb Identified ry
the number s539, iuscribed on o. wnu1Un
hta Hoard. Now the remarkable
story Of tho life OF the
mysterious man, who has been
almost two m'nthu In hisg grave, for the
fret time became known. 10 o. "a
story rs strange as that OF the Count
Of Monte Cfisto. Hisrxpvrienre even
rival those OF the notorious highway.
man Clsu 10 DIyAl. Dalton wa "a
graduate Of thu state university ~
Afknnsas, Of good family, arI at the
time Of his grA iuAtiUH ui high moral
standing. Aitcf his graduation he waa
engaged for s,ms time IN q music
store, and for good while he tau Do,
music very suCctssfully, having large
clnseta and beiug cUnsi lutod very
superior IN musical attaiI mruif. Thee
and other strange fact. arc told In
letter from Faycttr, Arkansas, written
by Charles j. Young, thu greater part
Of The detail. Of which were entirely
coffnb0rated on Tuesday.
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AssEsssmENT NOTICE.

4 UCkY BILL NiNtNG COMPANY,
~ Principal pmr0 OF business Para City,
Utah. location 81 mluo. suako reel Mining
Instruct NWatab uuuY, Utah. N0tc1 b
hereby given. tlat 10 70 meeting of the Hoard OF
trustee Of thr Lucky lnll Mining Company.
held ON che 'Ih dnt of August, 1906. Hl assess.
muut $50. sl OF d rHGl yer share was levied
nu tho capital ff1Hk No thu corporation, pay .
able DO mo secretary within 30 days from
above date. ut -nt ltko tiy utuh. Any
aiOfk upon which tlI.a assUsamCnt RENAME uur
pHid 0u' lhu lCtu day of Cpt0mbor ls1l,will Dee
delinquent uul advertised Tor sllr,Hud unless
payment DO made before, Will be- cold % public
auction Ola thp q rd day NJ october 1905, 90 10
building, salt Lake civ, it4h, 90 pay teun-
uuont usscssmrna together with costs of
adyurtisiug and expense Of sale Assessments
may hr uaid Ht luH Utah Commercial and
snylngs Iiuk san Lake cry, Utah.
". .. BURTON, Secretary.
Incidence. UWIiuu'H Court, aud south, bet
End and 5Td Wost 20, SAT- Lake a ~, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

OLGA nmstn Defendant
Tho People Of me Territory Of utlh send
WcpiiuF DO OLA hitkuur, defendant
Nvuu AM uFREnY REQUIRED 10
q upugur loo Hu action brought against Nou
hy the above named plArtH iu Ono ulsturt
tourf Hf the thIfd judicial District uf tur
IgutUU uf ttah,tu HuHNrr mo complaint % ed
ttrfrIu within ton h1ya exclusive ui trr uHy
pl service. atrr t1r ru wee uu sou ~ tins
served ON NJ thu county. Hut in this district
within went dH1H; otherwise wuhin forty
dn}tHnr Judgment Boy default Will bee taken
against YOU, according 60 the prayer OF sait
CumUlHirt
Iho saii action Is brought 10 have "a drrrcy
OF this Court diHaulyinE the bouds uf matriuuu,
existing IctW cen piAluuh aud defendant, ami
frlyasinghud freeing defendant from any and
all obligations thufuun1er, nuu fUr other md
log Che month ui uciuNur. lsHl, Hatu defendant
Wiliuily aud without HRusu dos rlpf uuf uubu
uuuud pl Iutn uul ever since UHH aud HuIl
rnuuuucs Hl o. wiiHly and without cause
desert and abandon slii p'HiuuH nod 90 live
HruvfHtU uad apart FROM himt against liH Will
Hu1 without hs consent
Ana YOU arc nvrHhy notified thatHf yDu fan
tu HuIvlr uu1 answer tuu Huii DuWpltlut nH
above required Che F1d u'Huuu VII hpp.y tu
MlmtHa, tHr nos. tliANLtr FOL- fANE
.ufe0 Hul tur seal Uf che Disuurt count of
tbu lhlru luiiClal District iu uud fur tho
crut0ry m tttn, this .ith day Of Iu.y. ln tho
car Of our ORD one ihgusand clEht hundred
UtNIlY q. MCMILLAN. clerk
ly GRO. %. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk