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TRUSTEES SALE.

NVuEEEAs, ISAAC aU,Us, SARAH j..
w rrTH AHuWHH b.. ..|UUF uUt lIFuHrfl
Namiu Jeremy dil. uu tUU 300 Day Uf N0,rm
gcr. a. o.. lp.. execute aai deUFgf % tbJ no.
itrfgn.| their certain docs of uurt convey.
lur iur following property. lying Boo s4|t Lake
t1luilt ltifi1ry % Utah. iI Wit Tho wet
ot ihc northwest quarter uf section fourteen
it in township ono .lI north. uf range two IlI
wo.i sai lAso meridian, containing no acres
no lth'c.boId Interest tu and 60 lho follow.
luE described tract uf land. IummruHIuH 10 a
lolui one hundred poo. fees north uf thg south
ola .ifI. plat" ~" taIt lake City survey .ihuucs
wet HAty three UI| foot. thuuUU north rIkty.
seven .nil feet, thence east HNtystuuUU u.ll
feet thence south sny suNun 900 feet 90 be-
erected thereon. ia saH Lake UItF. SAT- Lake
ountYt Territory uf ltHA. boo trust 60 secure
thc payment ~ q ugrin.u pr1m.u9y uuJg Tor
the sum OF iNIl m wl'H Interest payable 90
thc order Of bolivar UuHHrH promptly as tHo
IHmr lu"amu iIu au1 payable, tUstlhrT with
costs uul advance .1LI Nr"l being recorded
m book of. ifuf IrHat uuu1s OIL uaFus ltlsl.
salt Lltu county. utaH. record. uud
whereas. .hIH decd provides tHst lu case
OF dgbI.I Wnln boo 600 llI men. ~ Md
contained, tHU HaIi trustee should, nc thr
request %. iho holder % said motto, pro.
,erl t1 H.iI su'l pT0utfy 90 public auction Cog
bring DOB each. uHt HIvIuH thirty days notice %
.Hrh .tr NN INH.aHInt 'u amy newspaper uUns
I.nuu Iu ~H't I1hu county and
Whereas. default h.H been ma1H I1 tnU pay.
mont U. HII1 u.lu Hnf IufrHrsa aHI shore hos
UUUu breach ul tNu covenants BOO said deed
contained, and tho Utah National nluE. tho
holder uf s1I1 note. haH requested rsIa trustee
Co proceed iH HrI HsId property and Apply Quo
proceed. tu Hr payment Hf 10. ."'s.m WIlu Boa.
tUT".t attorney p IgU aud Uu.tH
Sow therefore, notice IH uUHoU# given, tuh'
ai .. O'Clock noon uu saturday. tIe IIih uHy Of
May, 70, at tlg tuuth duHru Che Court House
Doc rHlf Lake County. un M. second Huufu HIt
900 SOLE lukU CITY, salt Lake County, Territory
uI ltlHi tho uuduuIEugl trustee wan, ur wire
tue M authority boo NiW VrEteI Uy said decd,
expose tlr property herein above uuHrrlhpI Tor
sale at public AuUuuut AHi NII| tUvu aud tuUIu
Hgll iu0 same o. tho highest bidder Tor cash
q. u, JACN Attorney
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NUHTREAs. NARY q. .osM0ND, or TINS
colorado. az BY hei certain deed ai trlsi
s aa5Si ss s5t eiy % 's aa N,. r.5 and
daily recorded in tho once Of Mr ORDER of
salt iake County, Utah, on ilr lttH joy 90
july, 4. y. is.l. IN nout, ""' 0i N0r.H ...t
uuderurnei Frans Knox of aht iHlH DifF.
Utah. ~ Trustee. tne fulI0WHa HUHUr.ur
property tuuated DO tho County NJ tal llAc
and Territory Uf Utah. 20 viii
lofs forty iegou tt1l. foriI r.Frt .ia., and
forty. nine ft.. U.uct tW9 ll|. fgrt.HH hiIi.
tun 90 -at take CITY, which sai conveyance
Wa mhdc in trust 90 secure ila rsI nt 1f q
thcrfuith made W the said Mar % lsmuni
ilr iho rrn.ph fun ~ lHn" n'. bun.
dtsd ii "9g@ ,golitEts' E t. iiites
city ~ Denver. county OF tr.uth6o state
uf 20 ur81o, Eve years after Coo U.Ie thereof
with interest thereon ~ tho ra'. ~ arg,r per
evidenced nyten -1uron notice tU.f..a. attached
each Tor tIo cum ~ sf.tI UHI payable
respectively ON thg 1-ft day OF Iara1rr. i-li
ianuar.. as ihe dfsf dhf 0f fn.r. rs ma
hrsi day " January, 1906 i.H IfHl I.T nf iulF.
ls1 thc hrt fay 70 ianlH... 800. Ono urt
and che nfft usy ui July, aIu'H aIl uoios
Co bear interest 10 t rate OF l.u IUr cent per
hunum after maturity thereof uu1t thCu paid ,
Whorcas. 10 be- provided amHHf oIbsr thiHFi
iu aaid decd NJ tfuf.. tIst DO rHaH Hr default boz
nn- pay1tut OF any % FaII interest coupon
uuI.H above mentioned Then Iu tUHf rHHu Inu
whole ul thU principal SUN fuI interest o. tHu
umHuf rllD may 90 once 90 600 option " thu
loyal holder ot aui notes. become taH tnf
payable and iho sait yrtuI.o wIF H' cold. Ig
Che manner aud with ihr aaM" rI..l HH NJ HaiI
ufIt r.rAl iHdehtrIrrfa had mH.aHId Hnd I1 Hr.
cHrtaHrc with the tsrmH Of HsII decd of tIuHt,
rgfslrncc Go which lH hereby malg iar greater
certainty, and
Whrtsfs. uoHuit taf been made Iu thrpay.
meat % tlC nf.l nf SAID tHu coupon interest
notes above mentioned payable uu January
ruiO una elected t0 declare nuI Hha declared
tU1 whole uf fHId IHIuepa. com 900 infcrUst
Goo che limo ~ HH'r due and payable and HgH
r.Iueftoi uU. Hr HaIi Iruf.HH. f1 coll a.Id
properly tn accordance with 600 forms Hf said
Sow. therefore. notice ia beraHf siten. chat
], frhuk tuUt trustee as a.'fs s... rlfg aani
ucits anu under Hnd d. virtue 0i tru IHVur in
mo vested HT sHIi decd 90 Ul.a reference tl
which fH hereby INSIDE fur ErtIlUT certainty.
will uu tnr l.iH day uf May, As ID. 1925 nt che
hour OF Do O'Clock iu tar forenoon 1f aaIi DAY,
frIl Hud dispose uf tho above tyaHHHUI pfup.
cry with 90 tHo right title, bon,ft urd equity
Of rritm. u1u turrula ~ the HHid Mhy %.
ti0u % the fsuutnI trout door 1f tuu c1urt
hIufo Boz 600 o0uuly % AIT l.atr aui Territory
Of ttlh. Cor Che highest and hU.t UTlUC tHU
Hamr win N|Ha. u Ulaht Tor thr purpose uf
paying Htiu pfnm.tHIrr note aHd OIL interest
QUO hcrHuu uu 90 tuu umu ~ sale tufUiu.f
With tu' gl'H ava otrenaes ui ckgcuunE ih'.
trust aud NJ utFyfc1sN SUD oaponsos provided
snd sccurcd uy said decd ~ itust
FlANN hNuN. Trustee.
Dated SAT- lake CITY, Utah. AUuI HIu. IHNh
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GlyFN THAT
" uuruAut 90 Judgment tnt decree "
and boz 10 District tluft on tls THIRD JasfgIai
blHWrt Of che Territory OF uph. on thu .Ist
day of AVui, lrIl, and hu order ~ aHl1 thereon
Co mu duly lgHuui and directed by tho aaI1
cause thurHiu pending, wherein lhe tluNn
.htlnEi h4ua, corporation. De- plhlruNi tu4
pub lr, corporation. ~ J, Friedman, a. j.
friedman ami J., A. rrmwgr are defendant,
60 which HAIl decree hul order nf HuIu refer.
Onru o. hrrrlI made, . HuHl expose Tor sale. nc
no The front door 20 thu county Court House OF
-ht lake County Utah Territory, which
corner OF -sr0ni south and second Wet
streets ln Che tltY N rblt Lake 10 faii County
10 Nat Lake. un tNr aiN laI NJ hlATs lrNl, nt ~
O'Clock noon n all day. al mo rght tius.
National laua of tuu EuUuHllr "a eprpuratI on @
N >, friedman. . >. Friedman sud D.. 81
THINNER 90 agi TO ,nc following described
Ailmat certain piece or parcel of land sta.
uiNi IfluE ono N".'. .N lNg L.h nI SAT- laau,
bounded sui described Ha fnIIuHs, 90 wit.
NUHuuIuH Ht point NuU hundred and HAiys
.A .ll.I irytWr U' i.r northeast r1.nDr ~
l1t uuuNyr hIh ..If Ir N.l'E number hitYtCyUu
900 riat =, aaIt latg ,ity HuwgN tneuc0 run.
u|us south one hundred and SIXTY htl flbu
IyFt. thence west H|EItHNtr INII feet tnUufn
north one uuuar,i HHt aHiy nyy ,.i'l fset
beginning. together NIih 40 Improvements.
subject however 90 inv lion uf certain ,ruHt
decd cor thirty uuuaaui dolIafa and interest
tHu Globe rayiuE nluE, % corporation, on
tnr sIfn Cav ut April IsHlt ava recorded In tUH
nneo of ihg county trrgrirt Of .alt Lake
UHHHH .H i.H
10 DO sold o. thc property Of Alhertiuo non.
Ht Che cut Of iho Globe savage Hank. como.
ration, p.aluun, and under and Dog arcortah q
with said decree and order OF HHle tu nD.Vr.
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NOTICE ron IRAIIoN-TIM5IR


IOMrLNIsr UANIEs NEIN ENTERED
at fuIs once U. james r UIum hHaIuHf
hrufsg D.. Ward Cor failing 90 comply with law
o. 90 Timber culture luty SO. I.i, dated
March 5000. ItI'. uuuu thu " ID n. M IHu
W. q. D. e, section aft Township N.
NHuEr " lu raIt Lake County, Utah. with a
yIrW t1 tnU .au.UI|lt ON uf said yrfr.. cone
tUHiunt alleging that NVoWo y Ward uHH uuL
ana hhs bot nIUacI forest trrHH. trHU seeds lr
r.tUusa tu hn planted upon slIi IauI during
fnr Third year from date ~ DIE entity. DO. from
Har lHin, ls1l, tn March D 900. I.I Ind dI1
NOT, luU 900 u1. cause lnT FORGET urDt trvn
HrulH ur uutuuH" 90 %" planted upon Haif land
during ihu fourth year from date uf HiH entry,
Go. from March .tH. lHI 90 March lOiu. 100
Hr1 HHII fHl'urr continues 60 date hereof lHu
aaid parties orc hereby summoned 90 auurir
90 fnia on "u ON thu l.th day ~ Iuurs 1920. HI
Do O'Clock H.m.. 90 respond and furnish trHus
mgnH CONCERNING slid alleged f1.urr
MlIhta a. tukuWItN, BYRON aUnp.
Attorney Tor contestant ErHIHtUTs
NuTT=lHr flHt aHu 1af6 OF service upon
iur IImHrraru|furn claimant UlIud u0 en-
lufHUl un tiIa notice. aud pub 'IUlulu mu.i bC
rUHHFIrI o. only WUUIu personal service can.
not be- nai, anil that fact Be- established NF 40
lndnNlt that after u0lus due diligence, it has
been found iupuHsI.IH 90 made personal SER
wee upon tnr claimant
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NOTICE. 10 IHr ruRlln.

ELECTIONS o AND or REVISED
- C'fv ordinances read ns foIiowa
section @. no person shall convey water
from public ditch Co his Dot 0f premises. BY
ffrurtcut under che direction uf tHr eI.y wutrr.
mHfter. cut. tanual gate. both iu iHo public
eitrH and Ht She mead of HiH branch ditch. che
Dtui during tho period aIoitri @ HH IHf the
uau 90 such Hniur, and where uuu branch
Uit.u crosses Nry portion Uf H.IInWuIt. The
same ahaIi hU made of lumber 90 .IlUf tun.
ttHufIai mailufi. che covering OF whicI SHALL
De Un % level with aurh Sidewalk.
section 40 UUfH0uH uHtnE waiter Cor irl.
gaiIUu ur other uufUuaDH, shalt conduct The
surplus nf wuatr watur into public water
dit.h, and HhHll not allow such water tH 1uoi
tuo argUia. .IiaNaIEH ur private property i1
the damage thereof, or Co Iuu io unutscIsary
wH.tH.
Tbcuouniiy Cor the violation 1fpItaor of the
above tCctiUuu tfa Dine aud iWursnImUHt
q. %. WIllhrN.
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective May 9th, 1891.

Effective May 9th, 1924.
trans Arurs ana Dsyari ai saI LaEs
Gu bauU, a. foHoi1H
AUutyE.
From an Eastern nOlnta. ..,,...,.,,... = 90 M
from nutte, Portland, San iran.
cisco, Cache Valley and OFdou.'.lu 10 tn
Prom all Eastern points Park CiV
ana NEaons ss,ss,,.sss ..ssas ssrsssss % y W
Prom san francisco. Ogden and
intermediate poIuta......,.,......... u p 90
Prom Provo and intermediate points. 20 a IA
From Milford Juhb. Provo. sanpete,
ahu tufthht.s, .s.s,.tsssss,s,s...s... TO y IN
'fron Terminus and Tooolo..,,...,,..., W y m
pTFAnr
For Ogden Park CITY aud All
Eastern points ..,,,.,.,....,.,...... : 90 q m
For ogden and intermediate points. 80 am
FOR ogden. intermediate points
Ran Francisco and Cache
Valley points. ,..a,,ss.s.s.,....,,,s,.. 90 y n
For ogden, Butte, Helena, Portland.
san francisco anu an poits east 90 p m
!For Eureka. Provo. sanpeto Valley
Nopni Juab and Fnaco,..-, 90, Is M
For Provo and intermediate points D 20 pm
'Tor Tooelo and Terminus,,...,,,,... 2 a. am
DAILY except SUNDAY,
TRAINS south of Jua5 run daily except
Sunday.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THR WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LRADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE kPRlL %. 1891.

Train No. ? leaves ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake sos AIM, arrive 10 Pueblo
6Is M, Colorado Springs 7:5t AIM,
Denver 1890 a,m.
Train No. . leaves ogden 900 PM,
Salt Lake a25 pm, arrive at Pueblo
GsS pm, Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connections made a. Pueblo. Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair oars aud Poll.
mAn sleopUrH ON an trains. Take the
h.. & Il. q. and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the nnuai scenery on thN cone
iiuonL
HUGHES, \. X. HOOPER,
Tminc Manager, q. T.. & A.. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
Is. T.. kEviNS,
General Agent,
BAlt Lake city, "a
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DuU-uhNT To AN OUuTU OF EALU
j fl me 1Irg0tCfhT tbu IH,rl Distinct Court
%. IHU lulUturV ~ lf.n. HHHII taHu.n al IUHs
llr HH.r no thU frpUt door ut tlu County Court
nUuHr Iu tUu DIF Uf HaII Lake. tOuuE uf
ta't faAo 1HI Territory uf ttHu. 0u iHD Olu
o." 90 Juup. 300 fl O'Clock Im.. go HU
UHH. UHH claim Hul interest u. ice MuUHt
luma hliIr., Charles H. MI'arH john utHuu
uuu 'ENn N MUarH. of, boz Hnl tu tHr follow.
InF described TuHI tstIIUt situate, lying lud
.gns BOO -A't Lake County, aul tgsruHgi Ha
fUI.uWH, tu.NIt.
uruuuur U1 feet west 0f ihr northeast
corner ~ section ffIryu .liI, township ono lI
south, rauE0 ono wr.t ui raIt llto meridian,
nod ruuuIrE hcurU south ON feet,
lhgnrn west H feet thence r0rh
tI3 feet thence Cn.t i feet thence north JOS
feet, thence yHat lIl fu1t in che place 10 uUUu.
ming tNUHutu rUrIHu piece ~ ground lu tho
above description. lU#"rIHrI o. fulIuwH Nr.
GINNING Is foot wet HH1 DO fleet south % tho
northeast corner VI sHIl section Do, thence
fuutH l"i feet thence tHaf IlH feet tururu
north 900 frci, thence wofi il1 feet io iUn place
of beginning.
To b, tHlI aa tfo properly Of leo Mice.
Emma NiuH, tHHtIrH a. NUttH. John uiHuu
and sluio u. WilLot, at Che suit oi luthcr h..
hfrns,
Sat. 81. nWGuAN.
n. % Marshal
nyI. T. AHeuUn Deputy AiauhaL
Dated MHH lltu, lHJi.
g. LA hUEus. Attorney Cor pihnud.
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POUND NOTICE

TWO NAY HOHsEs. morn BRANDED n q
i ON tnFh ono NJ thoui hia white down
the face, which / win ael atpullig auction,
owner prior 90 that date.
J.J. GILMORE.
tiiy pouudkuupur,
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civ Ticket OHlCe, 2Ol MaIn Street.

Telephone go.
u r. hurley, Gent Agt Passgr. Dopt
A. DICKINSON. General Manager
IL LOMAN, q. A. a a. Agent
3. H. n. CLAUK,
OLIVIER W, MINK,
y. tlLERN ANDERSON, Receivers
JOHN w DOANE.
FREDERICK Il, C0UDEhr,
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RAILROADS.
RIO
~ GRkNDE%f CDHUnE
l&,WESTERNM UnhNDE
sS.esS WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In rHs,l f,Jl On t1gI
TiME TABLE. VT LUUll hplll LjI lujfi


leave sntt Lake
No. .-For Provo. bingham. aud
OH ru|nH flst......... sos A. no.
No. t-tor Provo Grand junction
aud alI points Esst......... b % % m.
no. c-ror Provo. Mann. and
SAUNA ....... .,ssa.......s .sssssss aiiN o. M
No s=for Eurcha t.u1u. Boo
SO. 1-Ior ogden and Wctt,........ o. % m.
No l-f1f ogden aud ODE Wost.... 400 p.m.
arrive salt Lnhc.
No. i-Tr1n Provo, Grand Junction
and tho Endt..........s..s. lf.1 q. w.
No. l-frlm Provo, Grand Junction
ana The Ehat .H..s.ssa....ssss il .tA D. no.
No. 5=ifum bingham. Provo. Mauu
end SALINE ..... zee. 5.i1 %. m.
so. g-ffom EurokA ........ pti o. in.
Ma laffom ogden and tho Wosi4 lisa m.
NO t=Trom ogden and thH West. sii5 o. m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room tIHepors o. Denver via
Iraud Junction and 20 Kansas CITY and thca.
ruV.a Colorado points, free rprlInlnf chair
cHTF talt Lake o. Denver. aud only lnr Iuu.
ming Pullman rlCopCrs sult Lake W san frtus
c|fco. hoohanFctg close connections hafciE
speed md comfort
Ticket OmC8, is W. 21d South.
u. G. DODGE, Az. WInHY.
Gen. Manager Cen. rupL
J. a. ILNNErr. Gen r.Ar.A
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DuUsuAST TO Az ORDER oF SALE
uu ilrtuID.4ru t1 Wr directed hy she
iHirl iulirul District Court NJ luU IUrrI.
tuI| uf liHU. Iu Ono above UuUtHI action. I
aHH. tHUuHU HI UHHIn HlIH 900 tHg anu'H ffHut
door uI Uu County Court House Hu lUu "IfT of
sab Lake. county Hf sails Latr aud IyWt IY
ut tu. Uu tnu HiI ulY uf june. lsNi. 90 10
u.UIH.h I. uI, 600 lNn rHHI uUU. claim and IH.
IUfpHtUI Jam vs.. rfIH luu laura A. lNI.H 10,
Iu aud Iu tUU lHIIIHuE described real rHIItu.
situate, lying lHd being boo saIt latu DIiJ sud
County 4 tnh. and described o.. fu'luWH. lusWIf.
tIHmunrIuF no % uIIut % foot CH#t from lHH
northeast tul OF tumWUrH "a. street Uu FITHt
south street tact iu Iot seven Cd. H'UrE
ftluut. GHI, plal 80" rlIt Iaiu tHy survey
salt Lake County lHu Territory, and rul
ming tlgurU usat twruUsulup 900 irrti thence
south HrHrutFsutr .thI foot ,thUurU west tWuur
B uuu UNI fDUt. thence north seventy live I.al
feet 90 place uf beginning, tlUHamu being tho
pro misses now uHuu hul held Uy james W.
llliH uau hia wife LHuIt A. pIttH, unuHr Itu.D
from thu trustee Of tue estate of brigham
Young, dated January Deb, $50. l's1 Lease
ffUm brigham Young tstai0 90 FRANK ur0rkyr.
dated November la,, 1850, and assigned 90
james " mt.
40 boz s0id ns Tho property of james ".
Puts and Laura A. l'Itts Ht the fult of ratFlcE
rnr.Hn aud stephen Hays
Itrma OF sale, cash.
NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
o. ~ Nurahal.
by H. T. AUCUUu, Deputy MarhaL
Dated May lI. lrll.
Booth. Zoo Is cray attorney forpIauuu.
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DELINOuEMT hssEssNENT.

Delinquent Nouee Last Chance Nn.ns
Company.
Location OF principal u'ara of business. sail
Lato tI.t ltU
Location Of works. ITH f'iiflH county. Idaho.
~ Office HTUEuE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon thU following tsH#rIUH STOCK uu
HrfuuutU of HaHta.mHuf .UF|rU Uu fHr .Irf ..Hu
ui March 300. fHr several auUIUiH aUturI..
ihc names of us respective tls.ol0.i.r. aa
f0IIuwU.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

Do thc Third District Court Of Utah Territory.
=sa.u 900 foreclosure.
Patrick rho.au aud stephen Hays. pia.nuns,
James W, rllla Laura ArIuH and John T.. Doe
Vino. uDfUutHulH.
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HY j, %. tuNuuDh. equity MhrtlaL
uatoiuI saIt Laao IiY, SHAY l6t lsJL
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in the Probate Court. 300 ana Tor 8alt LAX
county, Territory OF Utah.
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no Che Probate Cous. n auI ir Sale r.ss
County, Territory ot i'as
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uvI q. IAHE u#ua...
auus 50. tAsrus. Attorney
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The People o. the Territory of Utah send
greeting 10 D. %. Fowler. Defendant
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nNLLLL s LLmL-. ALL1n.l-.-- - 80
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order 90 show cause why order OF talc OF rel
estate should NOS D.. made.

90 tho matter OF thc Esl1,o OF Thama, Price
Deceased,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-23

What a tiresome world it would be if
there would be no songs in it.
One of the most versatile song writers
is Charles f. Pidgin, of Cambridge,
Mass, whose portrait is here given.
Everybody knows his songs. School boys
whistle them and sober business men go
about humming them.
When writer of popular songs is tired
and worn out he cannot do good work
nor can any one. All over the world
physicians of every school prescribe
Paine's celery compound where overwork
and anxiety has brought down the tone
of the nervous system. Prof. Edward K.
Phelps, M. D., LII. D., of Dartmouth
college, the eminent discoverer of Paine's
celery compound, devoted the most fruit
full years of his remarkable career to the
study of the blood and nerves.
Very soon after taking this remarkable
remedy the circulation is favorably af-
fected; there is a marked desire for hearty
food, the hearts action becomes tran
quilted and strong, and the nervous and
digestive systems are harmonized and
invigorated and sleeplessness disappears,
thus stopping the waste and staying the
progress of the disease.
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As long as waste continues, disease con-
tinues, and the first step in the recovery
of many persons health has been the
first bottle of Paine's celery compound.
Mr.. Pidgin said he used Paine's celery
compound as a nerve tonic and laxative.
He was not sick, only tired from press
OF business Its use put him in good
condition again. II recommend it," he
says, ito literary friends"
Wesriness, lack of energy, and despond-
ency are more a matter of nerves and
brain than of the muscles. Paine's
celery compound makes new, richly
vitalized blood go briskly through the
nerves, brain, and every important organ
There soon comes an end to tired, worn
out feelings, loss of appetite and sleep
lessness.
Thousands of men struggling under
great responsibilities anxious, over
worked mothers and wives and shop girls
who are forced to stand on their feet all
day long, build up their strength and
nervous energy with Paine's celery COM
pound. 1t lids the system of the languor
and lack of energy that follows a blood
less condition.
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The postal note and present form of
domestic money orders will be abolished
by the government ON July 1st and new
system will go into effect on that date,
but any postal notes left in circulation
after July lst will be paid upon presenta-
tion. Under the new system any amount
from one cent to 500 may be sent by money
order Orders not exceeding S25O will
cost three cents those between $3.50 and
s. will cost five cents; So eight cents
500, ten cents; and so on up to amounts
between $40 and 500, which require fee
of thirty cents. If a drawee wishes to
change an order, or cash it himself instead
of sending it to the person in whose favor
it was drawn he can get the money back,
but not the lee that was paid. If a money
order is lost it will be repaid by the post
Office department through a warrant at
the expiration of a year. Offices now des-
ignated as postal note offices will under
the new act become Limited money order
offices" that is. offices authorized to issue
money orders for sums not exceeding g.
but not TO pay any money orders what
ever,
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Suicide by Drowning.

BURLINGTON, n. J., June 23.-Marshall
r. Smith committed suicide by drowning
himself in the Delaware yesterday. He
was formerly a Methodist preacher and
also a lawyer in New York state, and il is
thought that the loss of his fortune and
of a capital case in which he was counsel
unbalanced his mind Smith was out
boating, and sent letter to his wife tell
ing her of his intended suicide and of the
whereabouts of his boat. A searching
party found the boat as anticipated, with
Smiths clothes, but the body has not been
rpcnNnrnl
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suspected of Numbering Her Husband

GREENvILLE, Tex, June 23.-J. j. Ian
caster, a new arrival here, died last Sun
day night under peculiar circumstances,
nobody being present but his wife. The
physicians examining him after his death
testified at the inquest that he died from
poisoning His wife made conflicting
statements at the inquest, and was su--
pected of having murdered her husband.
a report is current that Mrs. j. j. Ian
caster is now in Paducah, Ky, and that
the woman passing as Mrs. Lancaster
here is a woman who induced Lancaster
10 leave Kentucky. Mrs Lancaster was
locked up in the county Jail
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-23

WICHITA, Kan, June %. Arkansas
river broke its banks here last night A
deep swift current is now flowing over
Biswell park and the adjoining residence
portion of the town The water is rising
rapidly and another two feet will send it
sweeping down Main street. The lower
floors Of many houses are already under
water and people are eXcitedly loading
their property into boats. The farmers
have already suffered an immense loss
through the destruction of their crops
and stock