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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26
nInr-l,ce CcrLIllcntcs.

In all Of tha states, and in all civil
lied countries, marriage certificates are
given to any married couples who ask
for them. SON, brides do not think
they are married hard and fast unless
they have certificate to show for it,
In this country. and in most others.
these documents are short and to the
point, when furnished by court clerks,
but some are sold of more elaborate
design where the parties interested de-
sire to frame them. Even then the
elaboration is in the design rather than
In the wording. In Belgium they give
a certificate that is quite an imposing
affair. 1t is in the form of a little
book. Besides the certificate it con-
tains an abstract of the marriage laws
of the country, and. with a view to the
of the future. and taking
account of the inexperience of the
bride, there are hints as to the feeding,
care and training of infants. There is
also a liberal space left for family
record. Many brides hold these as a
D ecious possession, and keep them all
tn >:r lives st. Louis Republic.
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An OK rs a LIfe-saver.

A good peasant in the neighborhood
of Flensburg, Germany, owes his life to
an OK which he had purchased at the
market in that town. Before starting
for home the peasant had visited toe
many wine restaurants. Fortunately,
however, some one had tied the rope
which was wound around the horns OF
the beast to the owners wrist. When
just outside of the village he approached
too close to the canal, tripped and fell
headlong into the water. The OK,
frightened AT the plunge. tried to run
away, and thus drew the drunken man
to the bank and out of the water. A
number of people saw the accident
\. Y. Tribune.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26

you that your parents have probably
visited You for the last time, or will
soon pay you such visit, and | have
wondered if they will ever visit you in
the Kings palace. 60" you say, u
am in the pit of SIM Joseph was in
the pit. 90" you say, 81 am in the
prison of mine iniquity" Joseph was
once in prison. So" You say, II didn't
have fair chance; | was denied ma
ternal Kindness Joseph was denied
maternal attendance. 90" you say,
Il am far away from the land of my
nativity" Joseph was far from home.
20. you say. Il have been betla aged
and eXasperated,' Did not Joseph's
brethren sell him to a passing Ishmael-
itish caravan? Yet God brought him to
that emblazoned residence; and if you
will trust His grace in Jesus Christ yon,
too, will be empalaced. o, what day
that will be when the old folks come
from an adjoining mansion in Heaven,
and find you amid the alabaster pillars
of the throne room and living with the
King. They are coming on the steps
now, and the epauletted guard of the
palace PUSHES in and says: s.Your
fathers coming, your mothers com
ing? And when under the arches of
precious stones and on the pavement Of
porphyry you greet each other. the
scene will eclipse the meeting on the
Goshen highway, when Joseph and Ja-
cob fell on each others neck and wept
a good while
But oh, how changed the old folks
win be. Their cheek smoothed into the
flesh of little child Their stopped
posture lifted into immortal symmetry.
Their foot now SO feeble, then with the
sprightliness Of a bounding roe, as they
shall say to you: "A spirit passed this
way from earth and told us that you
We're maynard and dissipated after we
left the world but you have repented,
our prayer has been answered, and you
are here; and as we used to visit you
on earth before we died. now we visit
you in your new home after our ascen-
sion. And father will say. Mother,
don't You see Joseph is yet aliye2s and
mother win say, Yes. father, Joseph
Is yet awe. ana lnen lneN VIII Ldlk
over their earthly anxieties in
regard to You, and the mid
night supplications in Your behalf,
and they win recite to each other the
old scripture passage with which they
used TO cheer their staggering faith: y
will be "A God to thee and thy seed after
thee" o, the palace, the palace. the
palace That is what Richard Baxter
called THE Saints Everlasting Rest.
That IS what John Bunyan called the
Celestial City" That is Young
might Thoughts turned into morning
Civilizations. That is Gray's 'Elegy in
a Churchyard' turned to resurrection
spectacle. That is the .'Cotter's satur
day Night" exchanged for the cotter's
Sabbath morning That is the shep |
herd of Salisbury Plains amid the |
floclis on the hills of heaven. That is |
the famine-struck Padanaram turned
into the rich pasture fields Of Goshen
That is Jacob visiting Joseph at the
emerald castle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26

tHlu 7 CIIIIl lot EtT WeII
again, that l was liable TO drop dead at any
moment My wife sent for the priest to pre-
pare me for death. While waiting for DEATH
remembered reading Of your Golden Medical
hope When had taken three bottles. was
almost well. The swelling entirely disappeared
and / was soon able to resume work. Ny
twenty-five years"
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HyIzEEKsSEazE


JNO. MALLON, ESQ.
No. 81 Mclean ST., Nj.
Adams. Cincinnati, q,
writes: II took sick
with dropsy. lost nv ap-
petite, could not sleep,
became feverish: always
thirsty, lost all strength,
stomach became pain
ful, breath short and
had to give up work.
The best physicians in
Cincinnati, failed to
help me. My limbs and
body were swollen to
enormous size. and /
was suffering terrible
agony. The doctors all
a-aaIH " n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-18

vented from dolnt 20 by the ollioefs.
TO whom she said che " as tired OF life.
Behind this eau story there " be-
lleved 10 be still Ann' hes. The woman
came here from Colorado Abjut two
weeks ago, hnd until last evening she
aolei IN a perfectly rational manner,
being very cheerful ami livey. Last
evening MT. Lewls, with whom she
was temporarily stopping, says that n
heavily built, well dressed man called
To- her and the couple went out for q
walk.
Mrs. Lewis did not see her after
that last evening, aud she Is OF tue
opinion that tue woman was taken 10
some u the dens OF the city ami
druggej. Her appearance would seem
to Indicate this and the officers are nov
making an investigation Oi the affair.
The woman, IN reply to questions,
merely mentions the name Wilson, but
whtther that IL her name or some
other person TO when che fefers, Ia not
known,
The woman had recovered sufficient.
~ this afternoon ~ converse intelll.
gently, and importunej the TAILOR TO
release her. She says her name Ia Mfs.
Jennie Wilson aud that she Ia the wife
OF railroad man. She would make M
statement, however, OF her actions,
and II Ia likely that she will be 70.
leased this evening.
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he WAS A BOGUS DOCTOR.
But az Expert Of Tho First Water
al Getting Cash on His Check.
Arrested NJ Green HiVer To-day. lie IL
HeinE brought nach Mere 60
Answer Tor Ills work.

On Saturday last a smooth.mannefed
stringer about 50 years Of age, Of
atocky build aud German accent
registered at tho Templeton. To
the attaches OF the hotel no stated
that lac was doctor and that
he had come TO salt Lake
from some place Of uncertain location
to remove a tumor from the body of n
wealthy lady whose name he failed to
give.
He was evidently man OF the
world and his distinguished appear.
ance made It an easy matter for him 10
get Just about all he wanted. Asa
result the hotel IL out Of money. The
huuisiord people are In mourning for
similar reason, while the Dec.
etet Bank " reported u have
cashei worthless check for him on
tue enhancement Of Dubie. the Second
south street tailor As to the amount
and particulars the bank officials
when approached today were Inclined
to keep particulars 10 themselves.
This same "doctof,D whoever he
may be, IL said to have hal other vie.
Tins both here and at Ogden. ON Sat.
uriay night or SUNDAY he made good
hls escape from the city. An account
OF Interpretations while here was FLED
with tho police and he was oyeftaken
at Green River today and arrested. lie
VIII be brought back 10 Salt Lake TO.
night TO answer for his wrong doing.
lie Is known rs Harry Leon alias
spiegel.
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JENNIE WILSON HEARD FROM.
Duplicating Her Mysterious Salt Lake
Conduct St Butte, Montana.

Jennie Wilson, whose sad but motor
ious experience in Salt Lake made her
an object OF pity, has been heard from
again. She is now In Butte, Mon.
tana, whittier she went 10 overiake
her runaway husband. or her career
In Montana the Butte Mter-M0uHiaiH
baye:
A woman, who IL evidently Of Swed-
ish or Norwegian birth, wasiound this
morning on lower Main street acting
in peculiar manulr, and an officer,
believing her to be- demented, took her
to the city jail. Shortly afterward
tho woman apparently recovered and
thu physician VINO was called said that
she would DO ali night In few hours.
hhe was released and al tilicer ca
corltd her 10 the house OF q. Lewis,
on South Main street, where sho said
she had been stopping iur sOnin days.
When near the place the woman was
riezrd with another NJ and II required
the combined strength OF two pitcefs
20 hold her. The Ulcers deci,leu to
take her to the county jail, anu ghen
bhe got as far as PATk street sue 1T
tempted to throw herself undi the
wheels OF street car, but was pre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-18
County Court.

The county court hal IT, regular
weekly meeting; tue O UNITY treasurer
reports that there Ia Tow s0,DOLb6 In
the general fund, anu tbs POOR fund
IL ovet1fawn ssO573. This sum OF
$4,000 was ordered transferred from
the general fund 10 TIE poor iuni. A
resolution was passed authorizing the
treasurer 10 refund IS 10 persons who
have redeemed property sold fot taxes
VI 1894 IN all cases where 81 ~ COSTS Of
such sales were psiu, hereafter only 81
" be received o. cost Uisalv.
Mrs. q. ;. Crawford and Lyman
Crawford presented a claim OF Si1,0O1
against the county for damages In
causing the death Of Robert II. Craw.
ford by negligence VI Weber county
AMI IT, employer, In leaving tho old
county rDsd Ia dangerous coniiliUr.
County Attorney Websr recommended
that tho claim bt rejected.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IL Old kENTUCRY-If there was
any theAler.gosr who thought the good
old days OF the thousand dollar house
were thing OF tue past, and who
mournei the dooadenco OF tho gallery
god, that person had his eyes suddenly
opened last evening. An audience
crammed and damned its way into the
rhsater, the like OF which has no:
been seen for many and many a night.
The crush was not conilded 10 any
part Of the house, but every inch above
and below was lammed, aud the boys
In the third circle hung over the day
height In way that almost
excited the horror OF those bo.
low them. While mentioning the
subject OF the third gallery,
II Ia not out Of place to say that lhe
theatre owes 1t to ita patrons 10 keep
the denlzens Of that quarter under
somewhat better sublection. Their
antics last night passed the bounds OF
metrlment, anu became positive
nuisance; ON another occasion when
there Ia 10 ho sucn crush, half a
dozen policemen or extra d0OTkeepsTs
ought 10 be posted up there, not only
TO preserve better order but 10 pre-.
vent the chance OF accident Many
people below were decidedly nervous
last evening at the thought OF what
might happen II Gus OF the iron sup
ports that heid the myriad OF roosting
boys were 10 give way, or one VI
them should lOsO his hold.
In OLD Kentucky rs play IL all
that tho printing prOmises; what moie
could be said2 IL 10 an ideal gallery
play, but II interests the pArquet as wei,
not because II has not plenty OF trash
IN II, but because its scenery ~ very
handsome, Il Ia unconventional aud II
II well plsyod. Tho racing episodes,
the fire ana the scene outside the race
trnck-a genuine comedy touch, by the
way-,ll went with huge demonstr6.
tons OF approval, Rnd the recalls were
simply terrific. Tho band OF little
datKies Is another novelty, and while
they are far from playing Ia perfect
time, they make up a very lively
scene, the best acting was that done
by Miss Taber, u very breezy anu fresh
sOubreite, aud Edwards Rs Joe. Mr..
Clarke D0Olitlle was also good, anu
Mr.. WebstoT's cid negro well por-
tTayed. The remainder OF the support
IA best described by tbs term "medi.
UNI" phs piece goes again tonight
and VIII certainly draw heavily again.
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FOR The BIG FAIR.
Every Baby 10 The Show 10 RsCsiY,
a PrIZ'.
TRIPLES TO he THERE.
Great display Of Uiah's Best Crop
Arrangements In Progress for
The Exhibition.

1, ia now definitely decided that each
baby ON exhibition at tho greatest Of
baby shows this year will receive a
beautiful silver medal, prize which
can be kept through lie a. n charming
souvenir Of tho day the baby represent.
ed spflg Of Utsh's hest crop. This
viii be tied 70 fibbon and suspended
on every baby's neck. A blank will
be left on the medal for engraving the
name OF the little one.
Babies competing for the premium
for weight alone should register ut the
store Of II. Diuwoodey Furniture Co.,
butall Others will only be required to be
present on the day Of the show aud
s... n-s- -
register on ,nc grounds. Great Interest
10 already maniiestej In this interest.
ing exhibit, and the 200 babies expect.
ed to be present are already To lung
training for the occasion.
w. \. M1nsarrat has been appointed
veterinary surgeon f1r the Utah Tsrrl.
NNflhi FhlF lof lotis MI mnuHnffut ~
a graduate N the Ontario Veterinary
Collegs--clns, Of 80, aud for four years
was government veterinarian and In.
suoclor OF stock ON the Sandwich L.
lands.
Mfs. Kate Sbiels, Of Ogden, the
mother OF three daughtefF-ifiplsts--
has boon asked 10 come 10 tho Fair aud
show her wonderful children. They
are three years old.
James II. Banks, the candy man,
VIII alec have the privilege Of selling
gum on the Fair grounds.
V. NJ. Pratt wRa allowed the pTivl.
lcge Of whiting Visiting cards on the
grounds.
The rate for running monographs
Mt the Fair has been fixed ut S25 per
phOnOgfsph.
The executive committee have de.
clded not 10 permit shows at the Fair
Of lh0i-ihat h, the ridc show business.
The desire IL 10 protect the Jublic IN
thcse hard times ~ much ~ possible,
"iakes."
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OGDEN.
ooDrN, UrAu, sur. Is, 1884
Ex-Treasurer Helnich.

Sheriff Belnap, accompanied by
William V. HelirCh, HN-ifeasutnr Of
Ogden city, arrived on the u n. IN.
lfain yesterday. Hcl'flch IL hero to
answer 10 the charge u ombegzlemcut
10 the amount Of 100000. lilo expects
10 give bonds AMI IL quite hopeful OF
being acquitted. It's about two years
sluce "A lfrich lee OgJep, during
which time no s,ntes he hos tried u
lead ma honorable ne, A. 10 the charge
Of robb!ug 81 40 from his New York
employers, had thote been anything 10
the charge, the authorities would not
have allowed him To leave n W Yorh;
tue case against MIN ha1 been DIE.
missed. IL IL not known at what timU
his case will come up for hearing.
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SUlClDED AT POCATELL0.
John Cannon, Young Man at That
Place, rnts bullet Through
Ills Heart.

News has been received in this city
announcing the suicide at Pooatello
ON Saturday last cf John Cannon, a
highly respected young man OF that
Mace, Tho deceased shot himself
through the heart. He was about go
years OF age, aud was well known In
northern Utah. He was the son OF
CarlJ. Cannon, and was employed m
clerk In the Blythe & Fargo company.
s,or,. He was to have been married
sTnttIy hut his own folks wero op.
.,,ssd or said to DO opposed TO the
rna,ch and desired him TO break on
Inc engagement, This no did not
st.b 10 do and pondered over the
matte until he concluded to end his
life.
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NIwuAN.-ln ait Lako city september Is,
i.tl, 20 uuArt failure fnl. oWuE typhoid Mary
q newman wife of William q Newman aud
daughter Of theodore and MARY Mexican, Ia
tue tuftys thiri year VI her agc.
FUNERAL FrfNIrUH Mil hu held 10 the sixteenth
o. ~ lam. fricnis are respectfully inyuod.
HicuNHps At her ruuiouro 10 tho rwcn.
trih ward, salt Lake tily, sunday sept ~,
lt1t, fefaiH HuudalI. wIdOWtuf the late ~. Low
Nthatdn, iu her tlth wear
-he Waa born Marrl Us. lsII, A. WAtnrinw &,
ftHtr ~ NUw YORK. 40 Hu early dHy Hhr joined
the Church OF Jesus Christ ~ iAtiurs dlY
tuintt aud Waa Win tlr sHIuts IN kirkland.
MiafIurI. Nauy01. Winter Quarters aud tho
ears HtftlrWrutuf tugHu Ynluys aud through
q Huv vas true aul faltlful unto death. pass.
iuE away a. " falling iut1 peaceful sleep
funeral services ~ the Twentieth ward
meeting house, on Wednesday, the lYth inst.
~ o O'Clock y. %. Friends invited
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VIII Star; One At Ogden Also.

Miss Maud NJ. BAbc5ok will take the
train this evening for Ogden, where
she VIII establish under the principal.
ship Of Miss Isabelle salmon branch
OF the Utah School Of Physical Cut.
lufc. The school will be held In tue
flith Ward Educational Institute.
Miss Babcook's school In tins city will
reopen on Monday, Sept. 2iIh.
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Notes.

On Thur day next, sept 2Olh, the
Young Ladies' NJ. /. A. Of Weber
county will open far In the 5IAyner
BCok. Lunch viii be served under
the direction VI Mfs. Frank J. Cannon.
An open venire for thlrly-five petit
Jurors Tor the next term Oi this Fourth
district court was Issued, reiuTnHble al
10 a. NJ, October lsi.
The divorce case OF 7. &. Mercer W
Maggie Mercer occupied the attention
VI the Fourth dialfict court.
Charles ID. Tyres was appointed
bailill la the Fourth district court ~
succeed w. ID. Robinson.
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WEBER COUNTY.
Grain Yield aud Acreage. Sunday
Meeting at iarrlsrille.
HARRlsvLLE, Utah,
September II, 1894.

September IL, 1894.
Editor Dessret NewG
Having been solicited 20 continue
the crop reports as published in the
NEWS last iall, will say, the wheat
Yield from ~ jobs gives an average OF
"a bushels to the acre. The present low
price gives less cash returns per acre
than former years, causing the farmers
to engage In other pursuits IN wage
workers to pay taxes, etc., the county
road work rsing golden chance for
thiS purpose. | shall DO able to give n
more accurate account OF yield, acreage,
ETC., IN another week, when thTeshing
here will be done.
Yesterday Sunday we were favored
with visit from Elder l.. W. Shurt.
III, president OF the Weber Stake Of
Zion, who addressed the Saints upon
the nobility Of example; while IN com.
pAny with the mobiles Of the earth and
their peers IN honesty, and by obseTy.
ing the words Of wisdom, we exhibit n
practical exAmI 10 or morality greater
than words can utter lie spoke upon
the high enoomiums received by the
Utah delegation at tho Irrigation Con-
gress nj Denver ana the pinnacle Of
fame Utah was occupying; In all Of
which we need 10 hold IA level head,
being humble and filled with gratitude
TO the Givor Of all good. He delinoAted
In u iorcibe manner the purity of
elections, when the mothers could
have voice In the selection aud cleo.
lion OF officers; Tor they could not DO
bought ~ vote Tor diBreputablo oandi.
dates. Yours,
u L.
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co NM Err CIAL
sALrLAKr cLEARINu mOusr.

TodRy's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO s2l5,l7l. SAME day
last year, Siis,U5s.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silvrr go; lead, s8.Ob.
London.--5ilyef, 20. l.
ORE AND BULLION.
r. II. Jones n o.. received today;
Bullion, $4,000; ores, 5000, Total,
$500.
Mccormick & 90. received today
Hanauef bullipn, 50, 400; silver anu
lead ores, 81, Tosal, 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-18
University Examinations.

Al students Intending to attend the
University Of Utah should remember
that the ex nmlnations for entrance 70
that Institution will be held Mt the Uni
yefsity huiliing tomorrow, Wtdnei-
Jay, Sept Ism, commanding ut o
O'Clock a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-18
Bnried To-day.

Funeral services were held this
afternoon over the romalns Of the late
Edward Laucauow. The services were
held NJ the undertaking establishment
OF Shelves & Son.
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Democratic Meeting.

Prominent speakers will address the
Eleventh weri Democrats tnis even.
ing. Tho meeting will be held In the
old 90 lool house Corner Fire, South
and Eighth East stfccls), nj O'Clock.
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High Council.

The next session Of ths High Council
NJ the Salt Lake Stake OF Zion viii be
held Wednesday evening, September
18Th, al baltpast O'Clock.
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Clerk
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County, Territory OF Utah.
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of John n.
Humci, deceased
order 10 show cause Why order Of sale Of
real estate should not be made.
GUSTAV ~ HACIMAN, THE ADMfNt4.
VI traitor Of the estate ~ John u humcl.
deceased. having nICd petition herein. aus
verified, praying Tor an order Of sale OF thc
real estate OF said docodeut, tor thc purposes
therein ct forth,
It's therefore ordered ~ tho Judge Of said
court, tnat all persona intUfes go 10 the estate
Of SAID deceased, appear before TIE sad ffus
bate Court on saturday, tho .1th lay ut o..
ioncr 1854, az 70 O'Clock ln the forenoon ut SAD
Gay, ht the court room VI said Probate Court,
90 Che County Court House, In tho city aul
County " rhlt Lake. Utah Territory, tn snow
cause why an order should not DO granted tu
Che salu administrator 10 sell 10 much Of the
rual rHtAtu Of the satd deceased ~ private sale,
aH HhHll Do necessary Aud tult copy OF
This order be published al least our nurr'HaIye
wucts tu tie uLHLuir EVhslNs Ntw', "a
newspaper printed aud published lu said city
aud county
Dated september 18Th, isDL
JACOB n blair,
Probate Judge
1 ~. wApuELL, attorney,
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uIItrIru.

C,srtltov- To-day az ~ 90 PIN, boy. 10
tbo wife u D. ST. Caiuuiou. Mother ana caud
doing VOL.
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FOUND.

u NCu or KEYS WIN NAME OF
ID owner. 4. +. kompland, attached Call
% this onco, pay Tor Ihia adyi. aud set your
LuyA.
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WANTED

TOpp Girl on MlppLE.AGED WOMAN
VI 60 wash. iron ana rUok Tor i've. Must va
competent, Good wages az -uutu sixth Fast
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For Mrs. Nellie Belden.

There 10 II message at the Western
Union Office for Mrs. Nellie Bellon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-18

DR.. Pr,ce's Cream Baking Powder
worid's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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Transfsrt alsi IN me once Of ne COUNTY re.
corier u SIA Llg' gIauy 6tOH y y, ".
lfsffFiag.
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SILKS. --.~4aA

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth viii be thrown on on
COUNTERS, at prices that all afford Silk Dress. We
showing about Five Hundred riece3
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order 10 show cause Why order Of sale
real estate should not be made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

la the Probate Court IN and Tor salt LAKE
County, Territory OF Utah