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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
IMPORTANT TRIPLES.
They Make Up the Sum of Pleasing
ManueriSm.

Mannerlsm.
It has been we'll said that triAes
make up the sum of life; especially do
they make up the sum of '.good man
nerism" at'the table. Mothers can
not be too careful in guarding their
children's table manners, for as 1.-the
twig is bent the tree inclineth.'
We Americans are always in such
a hurry we have very little time to
cultivate gentle, refined ways; we
simply rush along. By and by we
bring up against circumstance
when we would give all we have
gained by our rush to know how to
act, says the Philadelphia Times
Some of the kindest hearted
women in the world are a constant
source of embarrassment to their
friends. recall one now, the
mother of large family and an ex-
cellent neighbor and friend, who, on
sitting down to the table, pours her
tea and then catches up the saucer
in an awkward indescribable way
and flirts it about to cool the tea,
usually taking IN loud, vOluble
manner meanwhile. All her table
manners are 'off the same piece,
and her children call and clamor
rudely, utterly regardless of ETH
quette.
Some men holding high positions
senator's, judges and the like-com-
ing from tutelage such as the above,
bring shame on themselves and NOR
LITIGATION on their families 1t is
really robbing child in one way to
aggrandize him in another, to de-
fraud him of home culture in ORDER
that he may be given 10 accumulat-
ing dollars and acres. Better launch
him with a well-balanced brain, a
well-bred manner and an honest
heart, without money, than with a
mint Of the latter minus the former.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
Home Hints.

Ether will take out water marks
from silk.
A lump of sugar saturated with
vinegar will cure hiccoughs.
Rendered beef fat makes an excel.
lent piecrust used with butter.
Leather bindings will supersede
velvet on the bottom of dress skirts.
A little parafine rubbed on screws
will make them enter wood more
easily.
Diamond ivy leaves and pearl Der.
ries form long sprays for the front oil
an evening gown.
Madras muslin or printed frilleo
curtains are effective bedroom
draperies and are much sought after
by reason of their artistic coloring.
The Vandyke sleeve caps which
taper to point above the elbow are
now quite as often added to the short
open jacket as the square-shapeC
Russian model
Sleeves, sashes and corselets are
made of the very elegant light velvet
shot of two colors called zephyr vel.
vet, or Of the soft, bright satin which
goes by the name of liberty satin.
Nervous headache may be greatly
relieved by the application of hot
water to the temples and the back
of the neck, particularly if hot
footbath is used at the same time
Brass should be cleaned at least
once a week. Alcohol, spirits OF
turpentine. benzine or kerosene will
generally remove all ordinary spots
on this metal The final cleansing
and polishing should be done with
powdered rottenstone, oil and
chamois skin.
There is only one right way to
clean wall paper, and that is with a
week old loaf of bread cut in halves.
Begin at the top of the wall and
wipe downward, with the crumb side
Of the loaf, making the strokes a
half yard or so in length. Never
rub crosswise or upward, but always
downward. Generally after this
operation the paper will look as
good as new.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
"A LAcoARD IN LOVE-.

As yoa grow in vice and Virtue
d tho traits that help or hurt you
Whatever faults time may discover,
Never prove tardy lover.
OtAer Slips may be forgiven
IN lovU. delay may lose you heaven.
Wou1A' g favor-woman's kiss
would you win, remember this:
~ In season you would knock,
Always be before the clock
Ever In the classic story
Love is young and Time is hoary
with the debt Of years that duns him
e II strange that love outruns him?
Never loving looks, but surly
Greet the laggard at the gate;
And. II not ten minutes early,
You are Just ten minutes late!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
Broken Friendshin.

Mrs Smith-And how is your neigh
Dor? Mrs. Brown-She's we'll enough,
| suppose. l haven't seen her to
speak to for six weeks. Mrs. Smith
why. thought you were on the
most friendly terms. Mrs. Brown
Well, we used to be. but we've ex.
changed servants. Vogue.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
A Hot Year.

In 1891 it is said that the heat.
throughout the United States was
the greatest on record, the thermome-
ter in many places registered 1O5
degrees in the shade. In England
the mercury ranged from ninety to
1O1 degrees. In London it was the
hottest season known in twenty two
years. The director of the Paris
observatory declared that there was
no record of such intense heat.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

City Clifford Nabobb must have
made quite an impression in this
section, didn't he? Country Girl
Yes, indeed. We took him to pic
mic and he sat on pie.-New Yorb
" eekly.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
Farm Notes.

Fruit sent to market should be
packed so it can't jostle.
Make an effort to constantly i'm
prove the quality of the fruit. d.
A mule colt will always sell at
some price. though it may be low.
Skim-milk, ground oats and mid
dlings will make pigs grow rapidly.
Sheep that are to be marketed
should be we'll fattened before sell
ing.
Under-drainage is costly, but some
times it almost pays for itself in one
season.
It is claimed that a slight busting
with lime aids the keeping quality
of potatoes.
Strawberries are frequently small
and inferior because too thickly
matted in the row.
Black knot and the tent caterpillar
are best destroyed by cutting off the
affected portions and burning them
A man to succeed in the stock
business must first have good stock,
and then he must produce and feed
the produce economically.
The results of experiments made in
detasseling corn do not seem to justify
farmer in wasting much time in
that way. He can employ himself
more profitablv.
The good farmer will see that the
fertility Of his soil is maintained.
and gradually increased from year
to year by rotation. the application
of manure and proper drainage.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

package the better the butter WILL
sell and the easier TO establish reg
ular demand for it. Wooden pack
ages give good satisfaction. They
can be bought Of different sizes from
two pounds up. They should be
soaked in water or brine before using
and be kept perfectly clean and fresh
on the outside. Glass jars are COM
ing into use and seem to give good
satisfaction. They are usually too
costly to give away with the butter and
are used where they can be returned
regularly to the dairyman Another
neat package that we have seen is in
the form of small galvanized bucket
with tight fitting cover. Inside is
a glass receptacle that will hold
about five pounds of butter; this
does not entirely fill the bucket,
there being room around the glass
containing the butter to pack ice or
cold water. This makes very neat
package and by using 1t the butter
is pretty sure to reach the consumer
in good shape. A number of other
packages have been introduced
which we have not space to mention
1t is not so much a matter of what
kind of packages to use as to have it
neat and inviting. This is absolute
ly essential to success in building up
a profitable trade among private GUS
toners.
Dipping Necessary to Health.
The practice of dipping the sheep
in the spring and fall is useful and
healthful in two ways. It gets rid of
the innumerable cutaneous parasites
that infest the flock and weary them
by their continual biting and the
consequent exhaustion by the loss of
so much blood, and it is equal to a
warm bath, which so refreshes the
owner, tired and annoyed by the con-
slant gathering of unwholesome ex-
cretions from the skin. This ex-
erection is enormous in the sheep and
as the yolk and grease which collects
in so large quantity on the sheep
prevent the healthful perspiration
which would otherwise carry off i'm
pure matter that must necessarily
be got rid of to preserve the animal
in good health, and as this inter-
feres as every other unhealthful con-
dition, with the growth of the fleece,
as we'll as with the vigor of the
sheep and the prosperity of the
lamb, it will pay to dip the flock, al
though there may be DO ticks or
scab to make it imperative. Col.
mans Rural World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-17

lii. wrlts. THE charge Ia That Woods
has sold rome Of the jewolry and Ia
Keeping more OF II hidden and refuse
To give either money, g0ods or aaiis.
factory explanation. fhc irjuu c,ion
liz against WOODS receiving OF collect.
ing any moro money ON wplry
which he has sold. The contract pro.
vldcd that Woods was 10 get 50 for
every sale OF goods of fs5 10 81; $40 on
$40 to 500 pal,s; 81 on sluO 10 sg5O,snd
n special commission ON larger
amounts. From the reaults. n the
complaint b. irua, u has proven that
Wcods figured It ou', shat only three.
fourtha commission has ever been paid.
He has 1t all. Thc complaint charge.
Woods with ffaud and intention t.
cheat. Joslln n Park have n branch
buel e,s IN Hnlt Lake.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRlIST

yNnEREAs THE SALT LAKE PICKLE
~ compnny, corporation, on the 3lst day
Of july, 4. u. 1871. executed and delivered TO
Joseph q. Jacobs, Of salt Lake City, Utah, its
certain pr0miisory note for tho sum OF three
Thousand dollars, payable October Dist, 1881.
with Interest thereon AZ tho rate OF one per
cent per month from its date mid fully pnId.
both before aud after Judgment. negotiable
and payable at the Bank Of Commerce. salt
wheTea,. to secure tho paymen, OF said
note. according 20 ~ true tenor and effect the
se'a ~, LAKE r,esie company. on said July
signed, 3. u. Yields Jr., trustee, OF tho CITY
and County OF salt Lake. q certain decd
whereby II conveyed 70 the undersigned, In
situate In tho County Of SAT- lake. Territory
o. ltAh, towit; An Of block twenty seven (aTl
IN brighton aditioi to Hardon uity. together
nv, I'M, m, oonsuuctod or thereafter 10
boiler. vais, machinery, otc.. therein situate,
which said decd was fully ilied for record In tho
county. Utah. on the firat day on August. is1I.
az y O'Clock y. m and recorded IN book ~
~ OF mortgages, page i5i Of the records OF SAID
Whereas, said decd provides among other
things that should default be made In the pay.
mcnt % said note according TO IT. true tenor
hhu ,heg, sald trustee. at the request Of the
iesal holder OF SAID note, may pro ccd 10 sell
the property horeinbcforc aud In eaid deed
nc.cH1cd, a. bubble ycnduc 10 the highest
biddcr, NJ the front door OF the c0uutV ronrt
~ Va
yuan, Tor cash, ilrAt tvtng thirty daya' public
nouce 81 the time terms ana place OF sale and
uescilnuon o. TIE property 10 be sold. by ad.
Nofuscmcnt ~ some newspaper printed and
puniiahci IN the county ni SAT- Lake aud
where's, said salt Lake Pickle company
has failed and refused To pay said note or the
interest thereon since January TO- 1891, al.
though the same u due. and tue understrncd.
a. trustee, " requested by BoNd Park. OF salt
lake vly, mo legal holder and owner OF said
mote, To proceed 10 sell SAID premises!
NOW thnicfntc, pursuant TO the power
Ncstel m me 3 sHii deed, I, 4. n Fields .Ir
90 hereby giNo notice that I wall sell ali and
singular tho prcmaes and property horcinbe.
Tore described, "a public yenduc. 10 the highest
bilder Tor cash, NJ tho front door of the County
tOuri house OF -alt Lake County, nt Salt fake
City Utah. ~ Monday. tho nth day of June.
~, ~ y O'Clock noon OF said day. To satisfy
ihe taid note nnd lnteroit from January IS,
l.'ii, ana tue costs 81 executing SAID trust in,
Guiding atnrneya' fec and compensation 10 the
undorsigncd Tor his services. ~ provided IN
taid deei Of trust
Dated March 81, iso3.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST
DEED.

WHEREAs. SARAH A. CROWN AND
| Nv soloman Crown her husband on the
ntn Gay Of september. lssl, executed and Dc.
TIER certain promiesory note for the sum Of
hsOO.py, payable on the 9th day Of September.
.se' WIN Interest thereon at the rate OF seven
uh,e until maturity. and At the rate OF twelve
pet cent per annum from maturity until paid
Whereas, 70 secure the payment Of saId note
according 70 its true tenor aud effect, the said
sarah a. Crown and soloman Crown on The
delivered % o. j. sssIury ma s s,gon aud
berger. trustees, OF salt Lake Civ. Uiab. a
certain deed whereby they conveyed to said b.
following described premises, situated in
, sa,t Lake CITY. salt Lake county. Utah, To-
'Begiuning al the southeast corner NJ iot M.
three l3), m block No. thirty nine tIgj, Of plat
u. SAT- Lake CITY survey. and running thence
west two and one.half rods. thence north
twenty RODS, thence east two and one.half
rods. and thence south twenty rods to place Of
bcgnningi"
tho ONCE OF the county recorder Of SAT- Lake
county, Utah. on the 9th day OF September.
lef2, and recorded IN Book IA" of ths
mortgage records OF said Office on page Isl;
whereas. said deed provides that should the
mAtora thereof fail or refuse to pay the said
according 10 the truo tenor and effect Of said
note, or fail or refuse to pay Aii taxes or
assessments upon ihiu premises when due, then
the whole debt shall become due aud payable,
and the said ustccs. or either OF them, al tho
request Of the legal holder OF said note, shall
proceed to sell tho premises In ssid deed
described. nj public yondue to highest bidder
Tor cnth, NJ the front door OF the county rOuft
house IN salt Lake county. Utah, nrst giving
thirty days public notice OF the time terms and
pace OF sale. and description OF Tho premises
% he sold. by advertisement in some news.
paper printed and published IN salt Lake
Whereas. the makers OF said noto have
tailed and refused To pay tho quarterly install.
menis OF interst duo upon said note Tor tho
quartors ending December en-, lr0l and March
m, 1858 aud have failed aud refused 10 nav
tue taxes levied and assessed upon sAl1
premises for the year isal. and have permitted
Ieasoi Of all which the debt expressed In MD
note and deed mas become due, and the same il
now wholly unpaid, and,
whereas. the legal holder OF said note tho
sails Lake Valley Loan 4 Trust company, has
requested the undersigned trustee 20 sell tho
premises uGder the power conferred UPON inc
Ny said deed, and for the purpose OF satisfying
said note.
Now, therefore, pursuant TO the power IN me
vested w said trust deed. aud at the request u
tho SAID salt Lake Valley Loan 4 Trust Co,
Aforesaid, ], simon Hamborgcr, named ani dos.
cfiDcd IN sAd deed rs trustee, will, at The front
door OF the county court house OF SAT- Lake
county, utah. on the ard day Of June, isaS AT tho
hour VI " O'Clock mot said day, sell at public
In said deed described, 10 satisfy SAID note
nnd interest and the cost OF executing this
trust
Dated April 9Th. lsoi.
SIMON DAsBERGER.
Trustee.
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NUTlcE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N uudcrsignCd, ENacutriN OF the estate OF
John Beck, dcceAsed 20 the creditors OF, and
All peraons having claims against the SAID do.
ceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
youchora, within four months after Inc nr.t
publication OF tins notice, to tho said oxecu.
ira, at No. li.i5 Eagle block NRlt Lake City.
Utah, IN the County of Salt axe.
SARAH BECK,
Dated May 18Th. ls0J
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


To Thomas II. Ewingi
TINS Is TO NOTIFY You THAT you ARE
4 indebted TO me IN the sum of three hundred
dollars $4,000 for labor performed for Won.
on tho Mesa mine, situated IN Dry Canyon,
ophir Dining District, ToOelo County, utah
SAID mine IN about half a mile from the hidden
Treasure mine IN u southwosterly direction.
ana anout hhlt mile from the Mona mine In d
ny the Fourth OF July mine, said Wors was
performed az assessment work for you for Inc
years lsli ana NV. aud unless you pay tho
same within ninety On) days from tho date
hereof. your interest will be forfeited 10 mo ac.
eofdlng to law, MATEo MESA,
February ., lsaa. nj
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Caroline Q. rottgrew, dceoa

Estate OF Caroline o. retugrew, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undorslgned administrator OF the e.
,Aic OF nr,line q. Pottgrcw, decreased, 10 the
creditors o. AMI all persons having claims
AGAINST said deceased, To exhibit them with the
p, cesshry YOU hers within ton months from
tho hrst publication OF this notice 20 the sAld
administration NJ hia ofilcc. Tenth Ward store,
IN the county Of salt Lake. ~
Dated April y, lisa. ADAM spEIRs.
Administrator 81 the estate OF Caroline O.
PetugTew, deceased.
II. S inney, attorney for Administrntor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Estate Of Maria Dangoracld. Deceased

Eiiaic Of Maria Dangoraold. Deceased.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ undersigned, Administrator 81 tho estate
OF Nara Dangcrh1ld, deceased, 10 the cred.
toie 81 ana All persons having claims against
the said deccased, 60 oHhibN them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the lrsi publication OF this notice. TO tho said
admin'su ltor, At the law once OF harlow
% salt Lake.
THOMAS DANGERrfELD,
Administrator " tho estate OF Maria DANGER.
field. deceased.
Dated April .9nd, iela.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


EHIHIt OF hnnIe UnIcfW0OH, dcrcAacd,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ undersigned, executor OF the last will
and testament OF Annie Underwood, deceasod.
u the creditors OF, and ali persons having
claims against tho said deceased, TO exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after tho first publication OF this
notice, TO the sad executor At No. lpl Center
street ~ SAT- Lake City, IN the County OF Sail
Lake, Territory Of utah.l Dated May 18th, isgl.
ALEXANDRA D. EDWARDS
Executor OF the last WIN and Testament Of
Annie Underwood, deceased.
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
Attorney for ENeeutor
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SPECIAL NETTING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN special meeting OF tho stockholders OF
the Peoples Equitable Cooperative AssociA.
ton willbo held 1t the cOmpany's ofiice, No Z
and Man ST., salt Lake City, on Monday, NAV
2glh. lsl3, az 80 O'Clock y, NJ, to consider tho
subject OF changing section 8 Of Article Of tho
by-Laws OF the corporation, and for the trans.
before the meeting. LLI A. POLAND,
Sal, Lake CITY. Utah. May 18th. 1898,
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE STOCK
holders OF the North Point Consolidated
lrriga ion 90, that special meeting OF tho
AT O'Clock y, IN. on Thursday, May 25th, is9a,
o. the Cullen Hotel, salt Lake ely. Utah, for
the purpole OF amending the Articles or In.
corporation to enable the company 10 sell
water and to such other business pertaining o
inc interest OF the company a. may DO brought
before II. IL n 10 impossible for you to DO
present have your stock represented by proxy.
j. W. WHITEHEAD JR, Secretary,
y. %. Box lJs9
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 2jth. 1875, dsod
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


IHIHI' OF sIcphth IIhnfOn, dccOa8cd.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, executors OF the last will
and testament Of stephen Hanson, Deceased.
TO the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, TO exhibit
them win the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the nrst publication of this notice,
10 Tho sald executors, at the law ONCE Of Rich'
AZ j. Moyle iilchards, Mccormick block, salt
Lake City, IN the county OF salt Lake, Utah
JOSEPH HANSON.
JAMES DICkWORTH,
Executors ~ the last will and testament os
Dated April q. lsgl fri
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court In mud for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of ulah.
In the Matter OF the Eataic Of John II. DAVIS
dcceaFed.

~ Henry II. Harris. executor OF the last
y aud tcstnment aud ct tho estate Of
John H. DAVIS, deceased, has rem
defei Tor settlement. anu fled m said court,
be iinal account ot his administration OF said
.statc ana potuen for nnal distri.
button OF the residue OF SAID estate among tho
leisone onutlcd thcreto,and that ThursdAy, tho
sllh DAY Of May, A. y. ls,ei, NJ ~ O'Clock m
TINE court room OF said court in the County
curt House, salt Lakc CITY aud county, Utnh
Territory, las boun duly appointed by the
luuRe OF said court for the settlement Of said
account aud hearing faid petition for liatrlbu.
uoh' AT which time aud place any person inter.
tsteu IN taid cstatc may appear and show
cause, n any there be. WIN said account should
nor be settled and approved and nnal distfibu.
ZION made A. prayed tor.
Dated April21. lsl3.
H. V. MELOY,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Nv J. y. JACK, Deputy.
estate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ny THE
Of Edmond h. llird deceased, 10 the crcditors
81, and all persons having claims against
The said deceased, To cxhlhlt them, With
lhc necessary vouchers, within ten mOntha
Micr Tho urst publication " this notice to
John NJ. thnnon, attorney for sand estate az
utsh. IiFNRYN MIN N''''
Administrator Of the esiAte Of Edmond ".
Blrd doccased.
Dated Apul, isal.
JONI NJ CANNON, Attorney for Estate.