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Could Not See to Read
Inflammation in the Eyes
a Business Man Cured by HOODS
Perfect Eyesight Restored.

\ Business Man Cured by Hoods
Perfect Eyesight Restored.
Read the letter of Mr.. II. n. Parkhurst. .
dealer in granite apd manufactured of granite
monument at Barre. Vt:
&C. l. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass:
"Last winter / was taken with scrofulous
sore eyes. was totally blind in one eye and
the other was so badly affected that
Could Not See
to read or write. My eyes panied me very
much for three or four months, and for about
three weeks before / went to Burlington for
treatment. the pain was hardly endurable. On
my return from Burlington In April last. l could
not see any better than before / left home. At
this time i commenced to take Hoods Sarsapa-
riila and have now taken two bottles.
Can Now See
as we'll as before the afliction; can see to read
and carry on my business. that of a manufac-
turer of granite monuments. without the aid OF
glasses. When 1 left the doctors care / could
hardly bear the light on my eyes, and had TO be
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-08

Freeman house, has been plowed up, by
is owner. so the shortcut must be
abandoned.
Mrs. Ida Cousins has been in Portland
for several weeks en- "a visit 10 Rev. Z. NJ.
Cousins, her stay having been prolonged
on account of illness in the family OF her
hrot her-in-law.
school in this district closed Friday for
weeks vacation. The teacher. Miss Nell
lie Carroll gives good satisfaction, and
excellent progress i being made by the
pupils under her instruction.
Mrs. Ada Parker left here last week.
accompanied by her four younger sons, TO
spend the winter IN Dsnyersport, Mass.
where her son, George, has been en-
pIaYed for three years past. The family
vii be greatly missed here, especially
Jack and Fred, " no are equal to Fourth
.. July all the year round.
Mrs. Bashie Gilley whe il was thought
Vas safely recovering from serious
illness occurring While she was CD visit
to her daug hter, Mrs. q. L. Lurvey. We
regret to learn has had relapse or
partial shock of para ysis. and a. she !
lightweight years of age, there : little
hope Of her rallying again.
fremont public library MS recently re-
ceised as gift from i authors, the
Flora of Mt Desert Island. work pre-
pared " Edward l. Rand and John II.
Redfeld. with geological introduction
ny William Morris Davis \ new map OF
Mt Desert Island, clearly printed and re-
tanning ali the old familiar names OF 10
caiities. accompanies the work.
The unwe!come messenger whose silent
summons comes sooner or later to all, has
called 10 a better life our friend and
neighbor, Mrs. Elizabeth Gilley. After
little more than ten days illness she
passed away Oct -, having lain in an
unconscious state several days before the
end came. the result OF ruptured blood
vessel n the heaa. Though suffering
nearly all her life with nervous trout!e
she was kind and sympathetic to ali.
ready and anxious TO relieve the dis
tressed in every way possible Much SYM
nat by i felt for her lonely hus band who
fees her los, deeply, a. VIII also her OF her
relatives The funeral services were held
al the Met hodist church, Monday p. m.
Oct. %. Rev NJ. johnson officiating.
Flowers brought by loving friends were
beautiful and abundant, hitting tribute
70 her "a no 80 loved and cared for them,
always generously sharing with friends
OF strangers her floral treasures. An
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-08

The Freeman cottage looks very much
dressed up in its new coat Of paint.
Ut. r. Freeman has had a part Of the
second floor OF his store fitted up a
offices, with an outside entrance neatly
finished over be front
W. W. Eich. VINO has exchanged As
nearly life-ler~ raearion OF teaching fer a
position as salesman OF nursery stock.
was at home for a few days last week.
The ola tria..-.s road-ore side Of the
.fiatiron leading by the site OF the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-08
Great Pond.

Great Pond
J. F. Emery and F. E. Mace were in
Ellsworth Monday.
J. F. Haynes and Mrs. Haynes were in
Amherst Saturday.
John LAughlin who has been making q
few days visit TO his home, has returned
10 his work in the northern part of the
State.
Among those in town this week were
Gilman Jordan and son, Bracket Giles
and II. B. Rich, Of Walthsm, and J. T.
Giles. Of Ellsworth.
That one small letter Of the alphabet
viii sometimes make vast difference in
the meaning OF a word We all know. but
I was surprised on opening the last
AMERICAN TO md now easily novel was
changed % hote5.
NuT. FLoasIE.
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Dress Goods, Silks and Nelvets.


w French Dr caused - muhc elements
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COUNTY NEWS.

pages


Cranberr, I>le-.
Charles Tr1-s-3i ana wife have disposed
of their household gooos and gone away
Capt. Samuel Bunker has sold the
schooner Sea &.,.e' and bought small
yacht.
John i. Pre- = has gone i Boston te
remain FOR the winter in the hospital
work.
w1ford Tru-.ell has begun to dig his
cellar and has the lumber on the spot 10
build house.
R.risb Bunker,. house j. up and
hosrdad Nuf,ar, stanley. of Nonhegan.
: 7,aster-xor,n3sn
.-.,.;,,.z 80 eva C-osh,
S01Ns -. 49,. -, -
u < M - ~
Snoie- ." - ~ ~
Mrs. MalllG' ''El4he Has ~ AsG
from her visit To Boston ana N5s' L
Squirting nss returned iso'il " 'tAliN.
Arno ?. STANLEY mas bought me mouse
formerly owned eS 7'-1--lis,i ~
has sold the schooner her'-e 10 -hi
Stanley.
Capt. A. f B;rlen : home to stay
while his vessel. the schooner "L.zz3e
Hever" makes a trip. He : pleased to be
home again after following he Sea long
time.
.Tobn O Nilsson. who has been II the
ennlov of ". l. Msvo for the past fifteen
months. left this week for the northern
mart nj Nev Work 10 go intothe employ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-08

m ar-t sid sse,e seza passed ~
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West Brook-NIIle.

Capt. K. NJ Tapley has gone to New
Yoak to Join the bark ''Onaway.H She
VIII soon sail fer Australia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-08

SarGeHtViiit.
>eaaol ii district No. : : closed for two
weeks vacation.
Capt. r. B. Sargent i home, after an
sbsence OF more than two years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
NoIloe of IRusTetls sALI.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ pursuance Of the power OF sale vested in
mr hY Tho terms uf n certain chat 81 mortgage
executed by sorcusCn s. Nelson Furniture
company % TO .partnershlr, o. lnufiragor, ana
We -ulu Bans OF ttAh atu Ituus saving
HAM sud Trust company, NOR rs, on lhg
iiI day % september. \. o. lslt recorded
DO thr Cnlrg VI tho sat Lake tu4uy recorder
Uu the itu day Of september, i-lt. in book'j'uf
hIttUl mortgages, on parc 40. reference 10
WuiUI b. hereby made. Aui purHuaut - the
request OF tIe state Nant Of Uttu aud Iiyu'a
rayrgs Hans and Trust Couphuy. the holders
Of tnc Indebtedness anu OF the notes Get form
Boz fAid mortgage,
! will On the .0h day Of september. 4. u.
D.. AZ thU hour Of ten O'Clock q. m al mum
brrs %, il and 10 south Nam street. in SAT-
lake tiIy, Utah, atll nt public auction 20 The
highest bidder Tor cash. all and singular thc
iuinuurc goods, merchandise and pcrsonat
property Of every name ami nature III uuie ia
that certain Ht1IU building Euuwu ne Numbers
y, %, and ~ tou'h Main street, tuit lake
Cay, jtnh, also one tpHn ~ gray horses form
cry used a. delivery hUffCs by the SAID snfen'
sen 4 Nelson Furniture Co, also one furniture
wagon Tor double team, used BE- n delivery
wagon In SAID business, or ~ much thereof o.
SHAH be necessary TO pay Oh the said indebted.
ness, expenses ~ sale ana compensation OF
tho trustee and expense - holding AMI kCep.
ipf said properly and all PRIOR liens ON said
property u any there be
Inc said safes will continue from that hour
uutiI nli OF saii property has been ,old or sHd
Dated, salt Lake Ctty. srpL iltt, i.gi
HLBkH 81. WELLS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
NOTICE. of TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE IA HEREBY OWEN THAT IN
~ pursuance ~ the power OF SAFE. vested
iu me by the terms Of a certain chauel mort
sage executed hy ororsen a nelson furni.
tufc company, a co partnership, o. mof!FlE9f
aud Alma samuels0n MORTGAGE, on ine W
dgy Of september ls1l, anu recorded lh Wy
ultu % Tie SAT- Lake County recorder ~ 'ns
90 Gay ~ september, 1891, IN booL ~
rhattgl mortgages, on page ~, ictcruncu 70
which 's hcrcHy made and purauaut 20 VIC tc
quest % the SAID Alma sHmurlson, the holaet
OF ihu indebtedness ana Of the note SET i0f'n
BOO said mortgage.
. will on tic 9Th DAY Of September, a. y.
lHt. at the hour ~ ten O'Clock a m., AZ nun.
lcrs 30 10 and 30 south, Mniu street, 90 eilt
Lake Dtty. utah. scll at public auction 20 me
highest bidder Tor cash n'i aud singular, tue
tuuitufo, goods, merchandise aud pcr1onal
property 90 Uyery name uuu nature sttuHlu IN
mat rrtttiu store huudiug known a. numbers
ai, So % South Min street, salt Lake ny,
ltah, also one span 90 gray horses formerly
us.d ~ delivery horses by tho said ~orcusen
s. Nelson Furniture TO also one turnitlru
Eon for double tesm, used as delivery
wagon On said business. or 30 much ihcreut -
shsll be necessary ~ pay OH tie sad indebted.
ness expenses u sale aud compensation ni
thc Trustee, aud the expenses o. hOldiup AMI
Keeping said properly, and all prior lieua on
siil properly N any there DO
the aid Gales viii continue from that h1uF
unt. aii u aali property bas been cold, 90 sAid
charge Satisfied
DHtod sat LAKE CITY. september iath, l.3i.
GEORGE ~. CANNON,
Trustee.
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plant Is tho same in all respects ne That
Of tho parent form-tho same vigoruu,
growth and prolific bloom, only the
flowers have several whorls ~ scpals In.
stead Of one. The flowers are much
more lasting both while loft on the
plant or In % cut state-an advantage
which cannot failto be appreciated. The
new plant IL introduced undor the name
Whirlwind. Planted In masses, this
anomonc will make grand show in
September and October.
A hardy variety Of pink that promises
well Is Her Majesty. Tho plants form
q compact mass Of BLUSH green foliage
and produce flowers In great proiuion
and during u long period. even giving
some blooms ~ late ~ October. The
flowers are lnrgc. very double. pure
white, with the fragrance Of the carna.
ton. and supported on stiG, upright
stcms.
A distinct white ypriegated variety Of
Rcranium Is introduced by the name Sil.
yer Pearl. The leaves Of this are broad.
ly bordcrcd with white. The flowers are
double, like little roses, and Of bright
carminc color.
Other newcomers are Hibiscus Sunset.
n shrubby perennial plant, which blooms
In two months from seed lpomua sin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SAFE.

NOTICE Is nEHkBl GIVEN THAT Is
~ pursuance uf tue power Ut HAlu vested
ih 900 10y tue terms NJ q certain chHttcI mort
gage executed by sOrcnson a Nelson lurui.
tutc Company, JspartuUrship, be- mort
gapur. anu Mafy a, iOuntauu, muTtEaFcU, uu
soc en- lay Of soptcmbgE 80. anu ttuo, Died
lu tue once OF tue SAT- lhkC iuuuty Recorder
un tho atu day Vt rcptt mlcf, 1874, iu bupk "J'
OF thAiirl Mortgage, on page 4tu, reference 60
whiUh is hereby made, Aud pursuant 20 the
request Of tue said Mary 4. tuuuUsun, the
hHuut OF thu indebtedness aud OF tue note HUt
form To- Haiu mortgage
viii on TOE 4Niu uhY OF september, A. u.
l'yl, 81 tue hour u ten O'Clock u. m,, at uum
uurs 20, o. ana 81 suuth, Aain street. Ia salt
LAKE CITY, Jhh, cell at public auction 60 the
highest uiddcr for each, al anu ttuEular, the
furniture, goods, merchandise aud personal
properly NJ every name Aud nature Hi,uatU in
mat certain store building known as uumbgrs
~, 50 aud " sUuth MAN street, falt Lake tity.
ltah, also one tpuu " gray hoiacs formerly
usvu a. delivery horses BY the SAID surcusgu
NuIHun iufuUuTo Co, alec one furniture
wagon for duuulc team, used a. delivery
wagon iu Had business. OF ~ much tLcrUuf
hE HhHli be- necessary 10 pay OIL tue aAiu Ia
dubtgduOss, oNucuech uf sale ana compensation
Of the trustee, anu the expenses OF hoidiuE
and Keeping SAID property, aud all prior ltunu
on said properly, " any there be
Tlo said salus will continue from that hour
uhui all % snld properly has been sold. or taii
charges satisfied,
Daied salt Lake city, September 10Th, .slI
GkohGk Al. CANNON,
Trustee.
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OBITUARY NOTE.
ALrxANpEn srErnrNs.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept 10, lsQi,-By
request OF Sister stephens, OF Wilson
ward, Weber county, I send you notice
OF her husbands death which occurred
on the 10Th inst. His name was Aloxan-
dor stephens. lilo was born In Roam
county, North Carolina. 1913, moved to
tho staio Of Illinois In 1881 and Joined tho
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Lattor-day
Saints Ia 1871 or lsi2. lie moved 10
Nauvoo In 1913 and worked ON tho Tenn
Pic at that place. lilo belonged to tho
Nauvoo Legion and served with that
organization until July, 1910, whom no
enlisted In the Mormon battalion and
went To California where no was present
At he first discovery Of gold In 1873. From
there hO was n pioneer over tho sierra
Nevada mountains by the Carson route
to Utah. He was wounded IN "a battle
with the Indians In Utah county In 1851
or - lie died ~ he had llyod, faithful
and true TO the Gospel.
His funeral services were held In tho
Wilson ward meeting house on the 18TH
inst. Tho speakers were Elders James
). and Moroni Brown, the Bishop and
some other Elders; all to'titod TO the
faith and honor of the deceased, who
leaves n wife aud three sons and n great
many friends and relslivos To mourn his
loss. Respectfully,
JANIS S. BRowN.
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OGDEN.
OoDrS, UrAn, sErr 10, 1894
An Unrehearsed Scene.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Attorney John Murphy twas assaulted
by 4. Nj. Wheeler, special detective IN
the employ OF the u. i. Il. H. Co.
Wheeler arrested one Peter JIhnson
Tor petit larceny; he was charged with
stealing lumber aud coal from the U.
II. freight yard. II developed that
proposition hadl been made by Dolce
i've Wheeler TO the accused that N he
would pay him $50 anu 5000 cost,
that would settle the case. The prose-
cutting witness testified that $40 was
about the value Of tho property
alleged to have been stolen. Not
gully was the verdict Of tho Jury. IL
was Attorney John Murphy that APP
peaIed for the accused, and In his
address to the Jury he remarked that
anyone that would hold up u
man anu try to squeeze blood
money out OF him In such
msnnsr was an Infamous scouudtel.
Mr.. Murphy had only left the court
Tow minutes ana was standing on the
corner OF Twenty Fourth aud washing
ton avenue In conversation with Mt.
L.. Il. Adams, while on the other side
OF the street was Wheeler and special
detective Maxwell. Maxwell took
position at the Utah Loau Il Trust cor
ner and Wheeler went directly over 10
Murphy AMI demanded what he
meant Oy the above remark. Murphy
replied that he meant just what he
said. Directly Wheeler struck al
Murphy and then drew a large pistol
from his pocket and attempted to strike
Murphy's mead with II. Mr. l.. l..
CLARK was within few steps OF the
combatants and tried to separate the
men when the pistol was levelel
at him and he was tolJ not TO Interfere.
Mr.. Durbrow Of the Standard office also
received the same ammunition backed
with a significant Il Jurish OF tho pistol.
Wheeler Immediately went before
Commissloner fernes anu paid 80, but
II Ii doubtful II that Will be settle
ment OF the affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

nata, n handsome perennial climber,
blooming In about two months from
seed carnation, Edna Craig, flowers q
soft shade OF pink, large, Of fine form aud
substance and borne ON long, still stems,
a free and continuous bloomer; carna.
ton, Florence Eddy, a sport from Nellie
Lewis a beautiful clear rose color, with
splashes Of pink on the outer petals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
co NM Err CIAL.
aALT LAItr cLKARINu nonsr.

eALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO $4,000. Same dsy
last year, sgS,Csl
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silyer, Gsi; lead, g3.05.
London.-SilveT, 20 7.lUI.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wellg, Fargo a Go. received today,
Penn. huilion, 81 2s5
II. II. Jones q o.. received today.
bullion, $4,000; ofcs, 81, 600. Total,
sll,lOO.
Mccormick 4 O.. received today,
Silver and leaI ores, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

Tho German name for tram car 10
"pford oiwcnbahnwagon II
looks formidable, but 30 would the Eng.
lish equivalent It written in ono word
In tho German style" horsCroadrail-
waycarriagc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

At the Iowa station last season four
lots " corn wore cut-Sopt, 20 and 81
and oct and ~. Tho greatest weight
Uf cars was from the cutting " Oct. O,
the greatest weight Of fodder from the
'uttiug of Sept ~. From the Ent 60
the third dato the dry matter Of the
sc-nclg materially increased, chiefly M
tho czpouso Of tho leaves aud 20 less
loFoo az tho expense OF the husl,s, cobr
AID stalks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

She was wealthy soprano, and ut tho
concut sang "Oh, For tho Wings OF a
Doyol' yet ma hour later at supper she
took the wings, legs and most Of tie
breast OF a turkey and then pissed her
plato for more stuning."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

Last night Jessie Tillman, who Is an
Inmate OF Elsie 81, Omar's resort on
Electric avenue, attempted TO cOmmit
.uiclde. She was not successful 10
blowlng her head OIL, although she
ussd y thlrty-eight oalibor bulldog.
The bullet struck her cheek bone ami
glanced upwards. Not much damage
dApa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
Matrimonial.

j. 8. Commissioner II. q. Ward.
leigh performed the Ceremony OF mat
risge In behalf OF lieuJAmin II, Lewls'
"a, and Laura Calvin, 10; william u
Ltwls, 20, ana Annie Smith, 10, all Of
Ogden.
Llcenaes were also isiued Tor mar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

mn hY ln nlnnmYt

Binks-Why 10 Gloomy
Jinh My wife let me have tho last
word Ia an argument this morning.
what OF thntf"
That shows that she Is going to do
~ sho ploasCs anyhow. New York
Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
Helfrich Rrnnghi Un.

William V. Helfsich was arfaigned
before Judge smith. He took the
statutory time 10 plead, and the C urt
Fixed Thursday next as the day on
which he should do 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

The descriptions given by strabo Of
the osier houses Of the Gauls and Brit.
ons might be applied 20 human habita.
tions in central Africa today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

J. J. Clark, a former member OF the
fro department, by his attorneys,
Powers 4 Btfaup,has filod In the Thru
District petition for q writ OF
ceftiorAri against the board Of police
uud IRE commissioners. The action ~
aimilar TO that commenced by william
Gilbert against the commissioners n
week ago. Clark alleges that he was
wrongfully dismissed from the depart.
ment
The Western Mattress company has
begun an Attachmontsuit In the Third
district court against the Sorensen a
Nelson Furniture Go. for tll8, for goods
sold anu delivered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

Always accompanies good health, and
an absence Of appetite Ia an indication
Of h0mnIhing wrong. The universal
testimony given by those who have
used HOod's sarsaparilla, as to its
merits In restoring the appetite, and ~
apurifer Of the blood, constitutes the
strongest recommendation that ian be
urged for any medicine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

riage u John B.Stratton, 80, and Sarah
u. Perry, 20, both Of Statewide; also
Edward Mahonty, %, Des Moines'
lows, and julia kehelsf, 20, DAnbury,
Iowa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

For al example Of pure and unalloyed
contempt take BARRIERS opinion Of the
young man who is growing full beard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
Attachment Tor I,nnp.ncl, Pumps.

In report from the Wisconsin sta
tion in 1891 was giyon the description
Of an attachment to the Climax pump
whorehy kcrosone Is mechanically mixod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

DESrLEY, AT ParowAn, Iron county. Utah,
August p, 1906 NJ bilious fever, Marguerite,
daughter Of EDWARD and Maggie West bentley !
aged year, months and days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
NEw PLANTg oFE THE -ggksoN.

tow Of the Many Novelties That claim
Attention Prom Florists.
Among tho more important Of the now
plants recently illustrated and described
In Niok's Monthly Is a semidouble form
Of the hardy white japanese auemone,
Honorine Jobert The habit of the new
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

8. +. Walker Va James II. Bacon
ct al. Demurrer 10 amended and SUI.
Elemental complaint oyerruied; d.
teen days 10 answer.
DEMURRER 10 AMENDED COMPLAINT.
Preston Reeves vs. Patrick McEvoy
ct nj. Demurrer to amended complaint
submitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

Jacob Jensen, Karl w. HUH, John
Epgbeck, Duncan McFadyeu, Chas.
Sterling, John RenshAw, John Salt
Geo. Bates, August Drouse, Patrick
Mooney, Otto Katholney, VIM. l..
Morgan, Frank Bates, Joseph Nat
iress, Alma Chalker, Christian w.
Olapu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

Hoodb Pills cure all liver ills,
hillousnsss, jaundice, indigestion,
alex hsGdschsa. 25c. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19

One order Of sale OF personal prop
erty was made IN the probate court this
morning. IL was IN the matter OF the
estato OF RJbert Molkechney, de-
ceased.
In regard 10 the estate Of aoo. Hogan,
deceased, an Orusr wnsmAae settling
Thursday, October lSIn, TO hear
petition for letters Of adni NARRATION
and revocation OF letters issued hereto.
FuRa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
WARRANTS OF ARREST.

u. 5. Commissioner MoNaliy this
morning, on the complaint OF VIM.
White, issued n warrant Tor the arrest
OF FriiE LundDerg. The charge pre-
feifed IL assault with Inject 70 do
bodily harm, alleged 10 have been
committed on September 18th.
The other warrant taken out IL for
the arrest Of a Mrs. Connolly, the
complainant teing 4. Er.klne and
tho alleged oiienses malicious desttuc'
don OF property aud obtaining s. by
false pfetensts. II would seem that
an execution was levied upon certain
goods OF the Defendant. among the
articles sold being n stove. Tue pur.
chaser OF the stove was Mt. Erskine,
hut when he went 10 fetch tho article
subsequently, he found that some por'
lions OF II had been removed. These
Mrs. Connolly refused to let him have
until he had given her s., which she
claimed was due to hor, aud which he
paid over under protest. Out Of this
the charges arise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-19
WANTED

A Girl FOR FAMILY or TWO REF.
~ erences required. Enquire OF Ars DR..
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