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CHANcERY SALE. In pursuance and

4 NHANCEHY SALE. In pursuance and by
~ virtue of an order and decree of the circuit
court for the county of Van Buren,, in
Chancery in the state of Michigan, made and
dated on the 18th day of April, A. ID.
1894, in certain therein pending.
wherein Jennie b. Phelps is complainant, and Lucy
ABB. Harrison and William IL Harrison are defend
ants, notice is hereby given that shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the front door
of the court house, in the village of Paw Paw,
county of Van Buren, and state of Michigan, said
court house being the place for holding the circuit
court for said county, on Saturday the 23rd day of
June, A. ID. 1894, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, all much thereof as may be
sary to raise the amount due to the said complainant
for principal interest and costs In this cause of the
following described parcels of land, to-wit : AL
that certain piece parcel of land situate and be-
ing in the village of Lawrence, in the county of Van
Buren, and state of Michigan, and described fol-
lows, to-wit Lots number twenty cor twenty-one
(21) and twenty-five CA in block number two (2) Of
Cages addition to the said village of Lawrence.
Dated Paw Paw, Mich, May 10, 1894.
JAMES K. CHANDLER,
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for Van Buren,
County, Michigan.
SMILEY, SMITH STEVENS,
Compliments Solicitors. 42t7o48
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PRessAAIzz sSSRSS8R Fos H Il AIss!s:s

bNO0 y = ON ~
FINAL ACCOUNT.-stat. OF Michigan
County OF Van Buren,-ss. Probate Court for said
county.
At session Of the probate court for said county.
held at the probate Office, in the village
of Paw Paw, on Monday, the 14th day Of May,
in the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-four.
Present, Hon. Benjamin f. Heckert, Judge Of
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Martha Friend,
deceased.
o. NJ. Vaughan, as administrator of said estate,
comes into court and represents that he Is pre-
pared to render his final account as such admins
traitor, and files the same.
Thereupon ii is orderedthat Monday, the 18th day
Of June next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, be
assigned for examining and allowing such account,
and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons interested in said estate required
to appear at session of said court, then to
be holden at the probate Office, in the village of
Paw Paw, in said county, and show cause, If any
there be, why the said account should not be al
lowed.
And ii is further ordered that said administrator
give notice to the persons interested in said estate of
the tendency of said account, and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in the True Northerner, newspaper printed
and circulating in said county Of Van Buren,,
for three successive weeks at least previous TO
said day of hearing.
BENZ. +. HECKERT.
43t4o46l Judge of Probate.
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1795-Deloss f. Tweed, 20, Paw Paw,
and Addie Hogmire, IL, Arlington.
1796-Fred. M. Austin. 10. Allegan,
and Mary K. Sharkey, 10, Geneva.
1797-Harry ID. Brown, 80, Cincinnati
and Grace McKeyes, 20, Lawton.
1798-Chas. +. Burdick, 20, So. Haven,
and Nettie l.. Albro, 10. same.
1799-Wm. Blodgett, 20, So. Haven,
and Mary Coburn, II, same.
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all along padded his own canoe" and
that ''he will hurl defiance against all
destroyers of this precious, God-giyen
country" "Col. Henderson has been
invited by men of all parties to make
the canvass" and "he will be heard
from the mountains to the sea during
the pending political convulsion."
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To retain an abundant head of hair
of a natural color to good old age, the
hygiene of the scalp must be observed.
Apply Halls Hair Remover.
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Grocery!

HAVING purchased the Mum
IL ger grocery store, 1 wish to
announce to my old friends here,
and the Paw Paw public gener-
ally, that have taken possession
and opened up with a full line
of new
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Fresh Groceries!

of the best quality obtainable
and just purchased in the city
market. l will keep at all
times fresh
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Fruits and Vegetables

equal to any that can be pur-
chased in the cities. Call on me
for FRESH FRUITS, GREEN PEAS,
CUCUMBERS, STRING BEANS, etc.
1 will make a speciality of
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r. II. ENGLAND. Gen. Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-10

viowcd os whole u unil ana 500
arc tho laws which operate g. whether
applied 20 the external Or tho internal
surface.
Tho law which royorcs grayitation
on this oqualizinr iiuo has given u7 two
olrths in one, OF world within %
world Tho friction and heat Of tho
earth 90 the equator are LOO much greater
than they arc at the poles that the iaw Of
electric equilibrium viii produce ON
electric current 10 meet the demand fol
light and heat.
This internal earth 10 % counterpart
Of tho external In on things, except be-
Atlantic and Pacific arc not quito s0
vast and it, Milo and iis Amazon arc
not quite 80 long Mother equator
nor It's zones nor iupolcs quito fo high
Nature, with an impartial hand, ha7
withhold no good thing from this now
world that car BE- tasted OF by any 9th.
or Humanity hero rs as far removed
from Darwin o. Darwin Is removed
from tho chosen fCci Of Adams race
Who shall defy tho leo bound north
and ontor that "opcn sea" 90 long
sought for aud greet thoir long lost
cousins who migrated from Babylon
5000 years ngo2-Floyd Iamblin in
Utica Otafrvrr
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sYMMes, HOLE UP TO DATE.
A Call Nor Volunteer. to 90 Co tho Lar
Last uabyloninns In NJ.

A Call Nor voiuutoers to 90 Co tho Long
Lost nAbyioniana In NJ.
That tho crust Of tho earth IL formed
IN layers no ono win dispute, and that
all substance ON tho surface Of tho earth
Is drawn by some force toward tho
oarth'a center IL also undOniAhlc, This
So called cCntripoial force To admit
the existence OF this force Is equal 10
tho admission Of a oountoraoting force
called centrifugal
According 10 every experiment and all
philosophical reasoning, thero must DO
a limo OF equilibrium drawn somewhere
between tho center and tho circumfor-
onoo Of tho earth Tho exact location Of
this line will always DO determined by
tho motion Of the earth Il 80 ON this
limo that tho external and tho internal
forces meet In daadlyconiliot. striving Tor
Tavitatious power and tho enforcement
of their lawa The friction produced by
these two forces must be the source OF
all informal heat and tho eternal FIRE.
Il Is these two opposing forces that
form and sustain the immense balance
wheel called "tho earth. which Is 20,
900 miles In circumference, but cannot
exceed 200 miles In thickness, including
tho lava bolt In the oentor.
Tho irregular motion ~ tho earth
will change the central limo Of gravity
and cause an eruption Of lava cithor OK.
formal or internal Tho earth when
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NuTIof oF sALe oF ReAL EsIAIr.

NOTICE Is uEREHY OWEN, THAT ny
~ Wf,u1 ~ thu power and authority con.
famed in tuH lhat viii Hnd Testament uf Ham
illllnslou, dec ased, the undrraiguod eEoru.
lnf VIII foll ht private sale subject 60 com.
irmaiiQn uy the Probate Court In ANA for
Pan lake County, Utah Territory. tho follow.
lLk described real properly t.wit. Uum.
iaehtns 90 uoint twenty go rods east from
il9 ouihwuat corner OF lgt three Nl
IN llngk zone A" Os Of tho nyf
ncro FIAT az big Field survey, ana running
incngc east Three 90 rods, thence North
tlsll and 'cyun iCniha $3.50 Tous. thence
MeL Three C rotsi thence south
liFhi Aud even Tonths Il 7,l0l rods 10
laee OF beginning. situated m SAT- Lake
county. luh Territory Terms, cash. lrn
Nv cent on acceptance ~ Ind, balance on con.
hrmaunn " sale by Probate CourL
hlla iu writing addressed 60 tho uudcr-
,Fnt1, caro- NJ lhaac ~, Maduoll. room lls
h.loin'gs building, salt Lako Cuy. salt Lake
county, uAh Territory, ~ 10 Tho 10Th DAY 0f
"pFtmhof, ls'li ON or Wtor which said day,
ana az said place, said property viii Do sold,
JAMES jOuNsTON,
Executor q The last VIII and Testament Of
Liam luddnRtun, deceased.
nhtl october uth, 1894
hAppLLL ADAMS, Attorneys for Estate.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANr 10 As fNEourioN TO Nh
4 afefted by the Tmr1 District Court. oi
uo iorrsiory ~ Utlh, shall expose al public
.ies a. we south mont fuor ofthn County Court
itousc, in iho city % salt fatc. County "a salt
iate, AMI Territory OF Utah. ON the'iIth day
pi november, 1924. ~ ten o'cinrt. b. IN aid the
tfht, tilc, ella m and interest OF Aide D..
iteNh,la aud John d rrcwhcIn o. id. and
70 we ioloEiuF described fcai Csiltc suuAtc.
Nint Ahi hoiuE M salt Lake ely and County,
aui described ualfallowa 20 wit
btAihuing at point two ilI rods south from
we uNrihHeat eufncf % lot three 90. Ui0rk
nnly nino l3l plat "a" salt Lake CITY sur.
NeY. running thence east ten tl0l rods. thence
.eutn lhfco % rods, thence west ton tIQJ rods.
lheneo mo- o. three ~ rods To thc piacc of be-.
ENu4inHi containing tnuty go Square rods u
land nso o. iuli right OF way fpf ttsyei over
lho following ground. 60 Wiz Hcfiuutun at a
point twenty I've flNfert south from tho north
wet corner Of aaid los ihfco tll. nfnrca ad and
running thence cHai seventy i've liil feet
huucc lnuth eight faI fect. thence west
seventy i've Iil fccLthence north oirhi tslfcei
20 thc place " beginning 10 De sold ~ tho
property of Addio b. Trcwhcn and John 3.
lfeWuela, % the suit OF 3 iiaya
Terms OF sale. cash
Nat ST. BINGHAM.
O.. p. MauhaL
~ Z T. Ancurn, DEPUTY Marshal
Dated october 9Th. i-oi
Iooih' Ice cray. attorneys for plaintiff
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Notes.

Tho week has been lively also In the
matter OF orc shipments, and tho usual
shipments from Silver King And
Anchor passed through the sampler
during the week.
Two cars Of Crescent concentrates
were shipped TO thu market during tue
week. These were obtained from the
Crescent dump, which has been leased
TO HpstenS CO.
A car OF pipe for the DAILY wo,t was
received from Salt Lake Thursday,
anu the water supply for that works
will DO considerably Increased.
Travel 10 and from Park City has
been light during the week, presum.
ably on account OF almost everybody
remaining ut home TO vote. WILL.
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NOTlog OF sALE uNpER rRusr nrrn

NOurh is uEHEHi GIVEN, THAT
~ ,Wlptaa, uu Zoe lat day OF August isll
vlic, made, executed and no iytfeI ~ FT,nP
o. stephens thor rCriHin trust deed. thtrguv
s'nttfln- 10 Tie sail irlnk D. stopheus mo
NI hIouk ron tIuj, plut "N," SAT- InFr tity
.HNtl, uluitl ln mo oily and county
e.i, Pay l,ac Iculsy Of uuh.
~ husust, lsii in book ''l +" of moriFage5
lsFcf l.i 2, ~ mo records OF no recorder
~ aait lAAo county Utah lorutory. refer.
guco 90 shiloh o. hereby had, said r0nyeynnes
btiuE lu lTuHt. however, DO arrure t,r NO
i.'nt 20 hiHuuI Nance uf Che fum of Thirty.
l"" hundred Dollar on thn ilrst day ID IA.
i-.4 90 tIaht per cent per auuumas oyiforrsi
IA TtuI'h llynh. oty note dated August
!, uriaul Do male 900 tho payment 0f nnf hi.
ltfuat coupon or any uari taorr0f then H.,
ltihglll 81 .ald note anu an unpaid mtcrcst
, as wv Wy, or slch default might Do ni tho
uetlArgd due aud payable, without uotica
WV Wu'l decd ALEC provided that should do,
ianit 10 malc in the paymcnt Of any interest
.nupen % any mart thereof, said tr4atss
.h.ull zen snid premises 10 Nay .li of aatd
inueutslhg's' ilrsl Swing twenty days no,
tW'b "a. uha uMt, terms aud place of
.H.n e.oilt advertisement ben Some n6wapHIpr
printed DO inc tuE.iah language und nubts}rd
M rhl AXE tlY, utah, tlsothor Win hli
'3 ,, aea reasonable attorneys Toe Ana
one hundred and tWUnty.oiiht do lsrs fo9 an.
lgre, upon aaid iudgbiodnoss, matuIei mon
We ul1t lay 81 August, lsll, aud no pan there,
ui mas boon paid ana
.NuvirAai Aluluut Aguco ia the legal holder
on nall huln hud hti elected 90 DECLARE tho en-.
Nro pIlutpll sum secured thereby duo ma
payable, and has declared Same uuo and nav
aule hnl hus requested the uuiOrrlspGd
uusleu 70 hell ahd premises tor thopurpu6e 0f
paying sad iudubiudntss, now. thtreforI.
nou'e % hrlrqiuS gwen that on saturday No,
Nsmuet lIh, 1904, az " O'Clock noon
ot sald day, nc the south front doDr
o. the on county court houae m
fall l,ake tiy, Titan Territory. the under
.lRned NNl cell me premises hfToinhciofo
described, 90 public auction 10 mo hirtost
llgarr Tor casa Tor tho purpose OF payiug
hill Indebtedness, town. mo fum Of flJoO
WIN interest thereon at eight por cent from
august isl, 10, ana tho sum Of sIas dehn,
pArht lntvfciti Win interest thereon al twoiye
yer cent ron AuFustlst, lsll,with costs OF ma
alNofusegtn1 ana reasonable cumpensa,
ZION 20 Haid trustee lu.Wit sl1.and A reasanabie
alofncya nnl counsel Zoo to-wit tho fum III
sluVi anu VIII thtrCurou tNtcutp "a deed In fee
simple 70 the purchaser u SAID pramlseS, Tor
hAid properly,
PRANK II. STEPHENS,
benney N'amiih, attorney Tor aaii rasses.
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msRsHAl's SALE.

DUnsuANI To A. ORDER or gAtE
Il 60 me, directed by the Third District
Court, 90 tho Territory Of Utah, shall cAucHu
~ public sale. 40 Che front door oi the county
courthouse. in thc city uf SAT- Ltku. county
Of Salt Lake and Territory Of itnh. ON the
ic.h uty uf November lrlt, 40 W O'Clock "a in 4,
90 thu uaht. title, ain and interest ~
latrltk l,yan and IIfahcth Ryan, Of, iu, ani
~ che following dtfruhcd real ctthtc. situate.
lying AMI being in SAT- Lake tiV and
County. and described na follows. t0.Wits
Commencing a. point oiFhtysntr ls5l foCt
west % the southeast corner Of iut TWO tll, OF
block twelve ligI, plat d. salt Lake e. W funcy,
running thence north seven tii rods thence
west forty tt0l feet, thence Hnuih fcYca 40
rods. thence east forty llll test 90 place of
lcEinuiuE situate iu The city aud rOuntv ~
SAT- iAHc, Territory of ltlu, TO hu sold De
tho properly ~ rutuck Ryan ana Eltabuth
RYAN, nj The suitof q a. hithwcIl.
Irrms uf sale. cash
Nat 81. brigham. q. s. Narshal.
BY T. L. ARCHER. Deputy Marshal
Dated October iItn. lsIt
bU0fii, lEE & ui,r,attorncya for plaintiff.
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AMUSING The QUEEN.

How maids ~ Honor Arc Selected and
some Of Their Duties.
Maids Of honor are chosen by IN,
queen herself from among tho daughter
Of poors, who, ifuot themselves connect.
oi with tho royal household, arc por.
fonnl friends Of hor majesty Ala.cr 4.
always sent 90 tho parents Of tho young
lady requesting that ns o personal favor
90 tho quc0n fhe may Do permitted "a
attend Ut court As tho position IL un.
dcniablo aud tho falary i8 $500 q year.
tho request BE- invariably accepted, and
tho newly chosen maid receives from
the logd chamberlain tho command Tot
her first "wuit
Tho first thing brought 20 tho maid
Of honor Is hcr badge. which ~ n min.
iaturo picture ui the queen cot IN bril-.
linntH and hung from % ribbon. Just
before tho dinnur hour tho maid OF hon.
or la waiting has 90 stand Ia tho CORR.
dor outside tho queens private apart.
montN She carriua bouquet, which on
entering the dining room aho lays ut tho
right hand 81 tho queens plate.
Tho maid o. honor sits ~ dinner noxt
20 tho gentleman ON tho queens right.
This rule ia, however relaxed when
royal quo 81 are present After dinner.
unless otherwise commanded. tho maid
Of honorrotircs 60 her own room. whence
however she 10 frequently called 90
read, sing play tho piano or tako u
hand at cards
As rogards this last, tho household
hayo always 20 bo provided with frosh.
ly coined money for tho qucou 10 not
supposed to handle money which has
over been In circulation. Now York
Advertiser.
nowlio Explained a..
Tho anahlo young mun was doing tho
polite 10 the very nyuggor young wom-
nm ut u rccoptNfn. and sho was tolorat-
ing him bccausonoswagger young man
was In sight.
May escort you to tho dining
roomf' he asked.
She hoaitntcd and drew back.
I'm sorry" she bcgun.
Thanks" h. interrupted and disap.
poarod.
That made hor think minute. and
later In the evening she cornorcd him.
why did you say thanks 10 me
awhile ngof hho asked. quito reserved,
but curious.
"Did lmy thati" no said, with far
away tiy 20 call II back again look In
his honest eyes.
"Yoa, you did"
81 didn't know said a.. really"
"Woll, you did, she persisted, land
] want 10 know Why"
81 presume, " he responded. at was
n cuso Of unconscious gratofulnca. u
And BIO got away with some degree Of
| nfeclnllet-- n-tr.it rtaa Press
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PARK CITY.
Pau, oirY. UrAn Nov. 10, i
The Election in the Park.

lie Election IN lhe iaih.
Election week has been taken nr
entirely with politics, nud the poop q
Arc ali tired out from the exeftl0ns auu
are nov ready 10 take rect from poll
tic, and settle down 20 business again.
Election day passed OIL quietly anu NO
disturbances were noticed, aud tue
great majority Of registered voters cast
their ballots The greatest surprise OF
the vote WW Ia tue way that II. G..
Chambers, candidate Tor the CJnstllu'
tional Convention, was turned down.
The surprise was as much with Mf.
Chambers AZ with tue general public,
ns IL was generally conceded ny oil
that he would bH elected.
n. n. Towlsbufy, tho present. county
attorney, took 1t upon himself nj $40
PIN. OF election day, to close the pole,
aud he succeeded In doing 10 Tor a
short time at the Second ward poll,
but II was again opened AMI fo-
mained 20 until $50 pm. ltr
undertook TO ol1to up tho
polls at Ward / but at that place he
ran up against person IN the shape OF
n policeman, who arrested MIN
ior Interfering with tho election, and
took him before the u. 3. commits
sionor His hvarlng viii take place
today.
Tuesday night the Republicans took
possession OF toe streets, aud the latter
were crowded iill long after midnight
with noisy people. The election returns
were received al several placer, and tbs
crowds were very much interested Ia
all the news received.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

I uCKY BILL MINING CO., LOCATION
- ~ principal place OF business Park CIV
lummll county. Utah, Location OF mmo,
snalo ,ruel hinlng distinct Nusatch county,
Notice d hereby given that NJ a meeting OF
inc board OF directors held No Park CITY, Utah,
ON lhu SIN day of september 1874, an assess,
mtht 80 10 M one ana uueshAlf cent
per 1nnro was levied on tho capital
STOCK or We corporation, payable too, A Gibbs
treasurer room 2ll Constitution building
ON or before tnr lOlh day OF November. 1871.
Any stock upon which this nssossmrnt 10.
MAIN unpaid on The snid 10Th day OF Noyem.
hrrD 1894, vii no delinquent and advertised Tor
thlg az pnDhr Auuon and IL payment Is not
made before, Will DO sold ON the som DIV al
Noypmhcr, 1884, az Room COS Constituuon
hpllt'ng, az %. m. 20 pay tho assessment
together with cost oiaiyortisIng and oxpentc
ufGale.
WALTER j. BURTON, Secretary.
~ q. A, Gtnns, Acting Secretary,
PARK CiD, utahasS G.h,lsli.
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srMMoNa.


a - 80 '-'-N
Sarah Kahn, planua.
John N D1ian. Marec'la Daian bis ,rtf.
Alberto Robinson, aud Jano boo tiobirs5n,
his VIE 1ct uilnis.
greeting IN John ~ Do.an and Mtrrfii,
nolan. Bis wife Albert j Robinson and Jans
Doc Robinson. bic wife, defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY uEQUi am TO Oh
~ the above namci plaintiffs in thc uittrict
Court OF the Third Jud ntirIrt OF ihs
lcfutofy Of Uian 4ud Co Hnifcr the conn sI.t
g ed therein within ten days lCNclraua - ff,
DAY uf teTricuJ after tho service on roc 'of tlts
rummons-lf served within tha conatYt or Y
stryqf oct % tuis county Dot IN ~ S,8troi.
dsys-eF iudgmcni BY default wli - 800
ngailsa Iou, according 10 tharfayeF ufstid
Th' Slii action H rdu htto htvs dement,
rFairst defendants Dol an in tha alum ~ fff0-
wlih interest Us on per cont Vcf annum ifalt
Anti p " w attorneys foo. f1r iiigl
iuterctt from May b.. is1i fur fiigI. Win f5.
tfrrst from Juno q, 1893, au 90 nrf cent trr
es.i II sa,t alleged TO- bs ds 6 n s s9g, ~,
pfomIrsUFv note cNeeutrd by dcfn1fTrti
Do lu t1 pla.utl Jane D, l.ii. Cor 5000. VIA
iutc. coo 90 Do Uur Cut oct nnnuu-tau1 being
due and wholly unpHi tn,u hr fuH 1f $50
interest -huu hCing secured nY r. mTr.gfrH of
even date en rrq .I.os hrrcn Ter DO .r.ihcd,
sait muriEfrcd promises having boon. atnH
execution Of sall mouga-o, conveyed % Iu.
fcuNHut hIUffi j. NuNIuauns subject 90 lien OF
eaid m1rignHui Co have the utua. drrfsn OF flis
court Tor the ale ~ fa1 prcmuct. ldiudriag
that UrH crtdH uf such hnlC hn applied in pave
mrut of amounts due o. auovB. hl' deieuI
nuta and ulI UcrHn claiming under them 10
h.r0I ant for0UlYsJd ofliItl .Iu or crftts ID
redemption Doc sNiH prtwHra. unu firoihor
iUuet sad uruuifcs arc dgsrr bed as oloWa
tu wits 80 ~ lota numbered from . 90 g. iu.
elusive. ami being al iho lots c1nprfiHf
Do .an.s suHhlyi Vision Of q port ui hl0ot IL. ri4i
s. Two Acre IIHt. NIE fIU'd survey c.rfulIrr
l1iH % .uI al UI sfiI fuudN rInH. 40 tiuatu IA
thIt lnEn DIir Hud County. UlHU
And ylu frc hereby MOULDED that ll rul Gail fa
appear snd answer tnH sHii compliant Ha aNIyo
required thu rlii pllluui VIII spry 10 ho
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DAVID DUNBAR. Clofs.
ny GRO D. LOOMS Deputy CIofk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-10
Free to the Public
For Two Weeks, Commencing
To-day and Closing Oct. IA,
In Ordor TO Introduce our
Now System Of Treatment
A Now Discovery.

over two years ago the Copeland
Medical Institute introduced their
system and lowered the charges TO s 90
per month for Caiauh and kindred
diseases.
AT that time they gave two weeks
free services and All medicines, not one
penny was charged or received under
any pfcteXt OF circumstances,