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4 VETERANS VERDICT.
The War fs Over. A WelI-knowa Sol dier, Correspondent and Journal
 ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave ter record in that respect than it does. In literature it is rapidly ad aedquiirtins itn2a ta5 aa solomon Newell, well known as a writer as Sol, has won an honorable position: cl, 9pE- a9 ing the late war he was mem1ef ol 70. M, 2d N Y Cavalry and ef the l3tE Indiana lii- tantry Volunteers. Regarding an Important ..rcuiastance he writes as follows:
 '.Sev3:2I of us old veterans here are uslng Dr. Niles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills. all of them giving splendid satisfaction. In fact, We have never used remedies that compare with !hein UT the Pills we must say they are the best com hination Of The qualities required In a prep aration of their nature we haYe ever known. We have none but words of praise for them. They are the outgroWth Of a new principle in medicine, and tone lip the system ~o4aer. fully. We say 10 al, try these remedies" :" Solomon Newell, Marion, Ind., Dee. }. 1s52
 These remedies are sold By all druggists 1n a positive guarantee, or sent direct by the Df. Miles Medical Go, Elkhaft', Ind 9n 9a @ re eetpt of price 5l Der bottle, six bottles 5. eN- press prepaid. TGey positively contain neitheF Oplates nor dangerous drugs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

SIX United States Senators elected as Democrats and twenty-one Re publican Senators voted for Mur- phys resolution to cremate addi- tional tariff legislation after the passage of the German -Brice bill. besides Murphy, German and Brice. These were Gibson (Md.) Blanchard and Caffery La.) Smith (N, J) Pugh (Ala.) and Roach (N. D. Smith broke his pair to make a quorum. Let every tub stand on it's own bot tom, but some old tubs ought to be thrown to the whales.
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Nv ncnnt at St. Lnni..

sr. LoCls. Sept. 3.-Tte new union depot Was opened Saturday with elaborate ceremonies and in the pres enee of an immense thfoag of specta- tors. It has te constructed by the Terminal Railroad association and is claimed to te tie larg st and oae of the finest d,p2ts ill the world. It hes a grani area of Il acres, while the thin sheis cover 3 plrallel tricks with a total length of nearly four miles. It's ereetiDa has involved an expenditure of over $6.ooo, GOO, and nearly all of the St. Louis lines will have their terminals under it's roof.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

HARD times have their compensa- tions. During the last fiscal year there was decrease of $31, GOO, GOO of imported jewelry, silks, furs and wines, and s34, GOO, 900 in wool and woolen goods. People have been economizing, wearing out their old clothes, aud not buying what they could dispense with. But watch out when the times get flush.
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RELEASED FROM PRISON.
ssEilzors Sentenced For coatem.t of
 Court Let Loose.

SANTA FE, Sept. 3. Robert Bland. w. A. Waters and Messrs. Holloway and Runyard, Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe strikers, who were sentenced to Imprisonment by judge zems for con- tempt of court in obstrncting mail trains have bsen released from the peni- tentiary by order of Governor Thornton Bland is president and Waters secretary of the American Railway union organ jsation st Raton.
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Chess Players Congress.

LEnsiS, s pt. 3.--Ihe ninth Congress of German Chess Players was opened here today with reception to the visit ing experts. The play will commence tomorrow. Amongst those here are T. W. Baird of N W York. B;aelzburne. Tarraach, Kalbordt, Janowsly and Der ger. There ar 20 entries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

WITHIN the past two weeks there have been marked signs of revival in the great iron industries of the country. This bellies Republican predictions.
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Knl.d by a Rnaraer.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 3 S.--Nrs. Jobanana Hoffman, s6 years old, was murdered early this morning by German laborer named Carl Eigenbahn, who boarded with her. No cause is assigned for the killinr.
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THERE is one thing the passage of the tariff bill has done for the Re- publican party. It has fried a lot of fat out of it's richness in carrying elections. We mustn't forget that in our calculations about November.
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| Woman Sca1nnd

TRITON, Ind, Sept. g. Mrs. George League, an employe of the Atartz Can ming factory at this place, was com pletely scalped Her hair caught on the line shaft and the entire scasp was instantly jeiked of. The physicians SLY sLe will die
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

EASTERN society has been reyelling in another scandal, the last one in- volving the Yanderbilts, and it doesn't seem to be a case of the pub lie be d-n
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Dominion Labor Congress.

OTTAWA, Sept. 3.-The Dominion La bor congress will open today, despite the fact that 1t is national holiday The proposition for the adoption of a labor platform upon which all organized labor bodies can unite is the special sub- ject for con sideration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

A GREAT many United States Sen ators who hold over ought them selves to be held over a bottomless political pit and let drop
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TRADE AND LABOR CONGRESS.
Important Gu. stions to Be Considered
 at the Meeting at Ottawa.

Important Gu. stions to Be Considered
 at ths Meeting at Ottawa.
 OTTAWA, Sept. 3.-Eearlv 100 d4le- gates have arrived to attend the annual Trade and Labor Congress of the Do minion, and which will be c1lled to or der this morning A large num- Der of important questions are on the ajenda for consideration Among them is q proposal to effect combination with the Patrons of Industry for politi- cal action, while another resolution pro- poses the adoi ton of a labor platform upon which all organized labor bodies can agree at the coming elections. It IS also proposed to organize a Canadian Federation of Labor on the principle of the American organization of that name.
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MiIoh Cows Dying.

AmrAMoNT, Ills, Sept s.--John Fletcher, stockraiser two miles from here, has lost four milch cows in three days. The cattle suffer intensely, and usually die after A hours. The disease has been in the eastern part of Fling ham county for several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

SENATOR HILL has been makinga pilgrimage to Jeffersons tomb. That is about the nearest approach to Jefferson he will ever make.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

TIE chalk plate epidemic has broken out afresh in the StLouis papers, and it is funny what shapes it takes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island, on his departure for Europe pre- dicted that the very first bill passed by the Senate at the next session, will repeal the new tariff act. This Wiggins of McKinleyism needs radi- cal repairs in his prophesying de- partment.
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Dia Not Attack Port 4rthnr

SHANGHAI, S.pt B. Dispatches from Chee Foo says that the British gunboat Red Pole has retnrnel there and report that there IS no truth in the annoanee- mtnt that the Japanese have made an attack upon Port .Anthur.
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
Meyeagh Will D. fine the Issues Upon
 Which He Will Work.

CHICAGO. Sept. t-The state Demo- cratic campaign opens this evening with mass meeting at which Hon. Franklin McVeagh, the ex-mugwump nominee for United States senator, will announce and clearly define the issues upon which he proposes to conduct his canvass for the senatorship. He will take radical ground on the tariff issue and will speak in favor of continuance of anti-tariif agitation taking as his key note his old declaration, Trade in America should be as free as it's men are free" Governor Peck Of Wisconsin is expected to 5e present 1t the Denonstra- tiof3
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ThQrman'SS 5 Select Sehl For Boys Or1Iy|
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 LIMITED ID TWENTY-FIVE P|PII|
 PINE BLUFF. ARK.
PIN E BLUFF, ARK.

In addition o thorough training in the raaimental R school is designed to if boys for College Business and f cal studies optional for those not intending to pursue Course The Fail Term will begin the 19h day of sepfmF scholastic year closing about the 10th June fs95 o gard 10 grade 8 per month payable monthly preset No incidental expenses.
 Location. Bevoodys Cottage School Building FfR , tween Laurel and Olive Address R. $. THURMAN Pine
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Cheap Rates.

one and one-third fares for the aouna trip to Paragould. Ark. Au- sus. 10 10 II, to Clarendon, Ark. An gust Il to F; to Magnolia. Ark :. An spst i2 tp l6. B. H. WILSON, Agt.
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Kansas Hoes For Dallas.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Sept. 3.-Hogs are being shipped in here from Nebraska and Kansas and will be fed on wheat m ohirp6d fo the pallas pachezy.
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THE WHITE CITY.
IT HAS VANISHED FROM THE EARTH
All that Is Left to Perpetuate fts Glory and MagnifieeHce Are the Art
 Portfolios

A fire T few weeks ago wiped from the face of the earth all that WAS left of the wonderful w hite City at Chicago, and where year ago was beauty, symmetry and magnilieence -granduer admired by teemine milIions-is now only black and charfed ruins.
 The" White City has vanished from the face of the earth-gone forever it's like never perhaps to be again witnessed in the life Of any now liy- ing. All that survives Of it is a mem cry. and the beautiful Art Portfolios which have been issued hy art pub. fishers to perpetHate it's beauty aud granduer in all it's many aaltifari- ous details and exhibits. In giving to the public these Worlds Fair Art Portfolios the publishers have donc humanity and civilization a service in that coming generations may see yividly portrayed all that went to make the Fair the greatest exposi- tion ever witnessed in Che worlds history.
 Throughout the spring and sam= mer the DAILY GRAPHIC has he, n of fering it's readers these portfolios of sixteen views each for three coupons and 10 cents. In the entire series there are twenty portfolios, making q total of 320 views, giving the chief points of interest and the most in- teresting exhibits and buildings in connection with the Exposition. The second installment of the last two portfolios of this series, being Nos. 1g and 2n, have been received and are ready for delivery
 No l9 contains the following hand some views:
 View southwest from Government Building.
 Building of France
 Building of Sweden,
 Illinois State Building.
 New York State Building.
 The Transportation Building.
 Details of the Golden Door. Ir The Farmers Bridge.
 The Movable Sidewalk.
 Side view of MeMannie's Barge. General view of South Lagoon. Manufacturers Building.
 The Fisheries Building.
 Model of a Quackuhl Village.
 A Fountain Design
 Pennsylvania State Building.
 No. 20, the last portfolio of the series, contains the following views: Yew Showing Fountain and Basin. Building of Columbia.
 The Building of Norway.
 The Building of Spain
 A View Northwest,
 California State Building.
 The Mines and Mining Building. The Duke of Yeragua.
 A Horoscope Group of Miriam. The Dedicatory Exercises of the Fair.
 The Site of Manufacturers, Build ing
 The Agricultural Building.
 The Palace of Mechanical Art
 The Manufacturers Building in Construction Era.
 A Detail of the MeNIannie's Foun- tain.
 The Statue of the Republic
 Parties who have not secured these. two numbers can do so upon appIi- cation t. this office
 The GFApmc also desires to an nounee that we lEtye few back numbers on hand and cfln. sell inc entire series complete (20 portfolios S20 views) for S2. We have also made arrangements to bind inc portfolios into handsome yolnme so that they can be of substanfiai value to all No parlor or library Will be complete without a comnlafa set of these portfolios. Tor further information applv to
 HE GRApHE.
 No. IT Pine St.
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William J. stevenson Dead.

WAsHNGToS, Sept. William ]. Stevenson, president of the Metropolitan City railway, is dead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce NIX. r. M. HUDSON as a candidate for the office Of City Attorney to fill the nnexpired term Of Mr. A B Grace, resigned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-03

Entered at the Post-office at Pine BlafI, Ark, as sccond-class mail matter.
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pa~ ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION
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NOTICE

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
- puruaurp 20 au order " The Probate
Count, % Mo tity nui County o. Halt Lake,
VIA TERRITORY, Iutde 90 che atl day " August.
lspi, iu the matter N TIC estate u aeofgs
Iuniufl, uccglscd theundersigued, exocutfix
of the Last vii and testament ~ George bun.
ford deceased Will soil az private sale ~ the
hiEuest bidder Tor cash aud subject N eobnrm.
alun % the sait Probate Court On the en- dsy
% september -iiall the rishLtilie aud interest
90 tur vstate % the Hatd bVlrEc uuntofd. Al the
tlmU Of hls DEAN, and AL tho ushL title aud
Interest that the said estate has. ~ operation
~ th0las or ntherNitn, arquircd, othef than.
Or in addition ~. tin Of The fad geursc
bunfofd a. ihe lime VI Bis DEAN, IN aud 10 al
ttuaic, lying and beng 10 The Comfy u salt
lake, Territory OF Utah, ana bounded ana
described as foliawa. To- VII nlous one hun.
dro tiNtgsHit titGl. plat 10" SAT- iakt CitV
tutvuy lot sixteen lie). block thirteen tiSl,
Oardo city. plat Is !" lot dftscn tlsi. blosk
thiUoon 90, Garden city, plat "a" lots
twenty two iiu. tvcntY.thrcc .5l aud twenty.
49, lot thirteen lD, block ilktss6 6i.
Garden City, plat a. The northeast quarter
80 o. section Thirty tiol. township one iii
hofth ~ range two 90 west. salt Lake norid.
Ian. siih thifty.hNe shares ~ stock In me
North foint DohsoiiiAtsd ifus alton Con.panT.
Terms aud conditions OF sale casn.
All Uidt or Offers must be IN writing and
may bg. lon With the ,s,ecutrit atnumbcf 81
tuutu Main street salt Lnkc city. Utah, 90 o.
before he lth DAY " september. I.jl
Dated sat Lake Ciil5 ttah. August sth, lslt.
ELtfA snow uUNFullu.
INttutfiN OF the last Will and Testament 81
George uUufurt deceased.
tuANk a. stHrurNs. nENSEH X Smith,
attorneys Tor oAccuirN.
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mARsHAI's SALE

DURsUANr TO AZ onpEg AND DE
rreo 10 foreclosure and sale 10 mo
directed NF the Third Judicial district court
OF Itfu'ufY % ttah. I shall expose a.
pubic Gale, NJ the south front door ~ the
touniy Court house ln tur tity o. SAT- Lac
ouniy pl sat Lake and faff.foiT u Utah, 90
ne lih "a, ~ August. isJi, 81 u o'tt0tF, IN 4,
nI tuu right. title, tIa.u sud Interest o. Mu.
Lam uUchugld, Lows ", Cannon and Mary 4.
u cannon. he vito, 90 10, and 10 tho follow.
lHE described real estate situated. linE aud
lolWs lu The liiF and County Of salt
lake. Tofut0ry % Utah, ana dea.
DO uti a. iu ows 90 Wit r0mmcuc.
lhf % TIE southeast corner vi lot enc 40
ln bloch ninctY.uGe CON-, plat 20" sAIt L1se
Wy survct, aud ruuuuing thcncs west ftc 90
rods. tucnce ORTIZ slT 1n1 0uc.Half W.ti rods
thence east I've .3l RODS, thence touth slt and
one malt ,thI tg1s 90 The place ~ btrinninE
10 10 SOLD ~ ne properly " William Dtrh.
red lewis II Cannon. Ahd Mar A " can.
non, bic vic &C. uo suli VI Howard stevenson.
Terms ~ sale. cash.
Sat VI. BRIGHAM. a.. q. MarshaL
~ lUWN strMWurN Deputy N1fthal
dated n fALt LAKE CIV. Aueust !nd islL
JOHN NJ iANNIH, Attorney Tor t1alnuh
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MARsHAlts SALE

TOUBsUANr TO Az ORDER or SALE
Il aud decree Of foreclosure 70 me direct Cd
" the uistrlct Court u re Third judicial
pituict Of the Territory OF utah. shan st-
pose ~ public sac, At the float door OF tha
County court House, In the CITY of salt Laho
County u hat Lake aud TERRITORY Of Utah
on the 2gih day. Of August 1874, at'll ociocr
M, AL the night title, claim and interest Of
%. 4 Carlson, LllleC Carlson. 81 4 sesrs
a. v carlson and Mary Carlson, hia wife and
u. ar son pad Mollie afton, bic wife, of
n and 20 tuc following described real Cftate.
situate, lying nui being in salt Iako city. salt
lakc county, Territory 0i Utah and described
o. follows, 10 VII t1mmcucluE At the north.
west corner ~ lot three ill. block iwtuty- nine
tilIt rlM 'l' salt iaau CIV sutvey and ~ y b
uing thence auuth four ttlrods, thence east eight
l4l rode thence north tour ltj rods, thonrs
west eight .sI rods 10 The place ~ beginning.
loio aDld ~ cue properly Of %. ". Daflson,
Luhc e.. carlson, y. y. sears 4 v carlson
and MARY carlson. his wife. and n. L Carlson
Auq Nollie Carlson, HE wife. AZ the suit VI Y.
". HhslUt
Irrms OF snl e., each
NAl " BRIGHAM, L. s. A4rshai.
" ,. D.. iMH1tr. ucpuy Mafsh,L
dated sail isnke Dtty, AuguW 5th isAi.
s. McDpwALi, Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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suMMoNs.


Sarah Kahn, piainua,
"
John ". Dolan, nsrcella Dslan ME wife.
N,bef, j. ho,Dlnison, and jane Dec Robinson,
The People o. ne Tefntory Of Utah send
ueeunE 70 John ~. Dolan and MarceIiA
DDlau. bic wife Albert = Mobina8n and lane
Doe Robinson. hia wife, defendants.
NoU AM lEREBY REQUIRED TO AZ.
i pear m an s.uon brought against you
y ihc above ,, named plaintiffs ~ me Di.lnei
lsfutofy q Jiah sad 10 auswtf the cnnpIafat
ID thefeis within ten days feHdIutps N H..
duy u scr'i.el afisf The service on you aftais
served out fins county. but In tha distrtot
wiihlo twenty lays othorHlse within f1rtV
dHys-of Judgment By default vii II taFon
sg iht iou. according 70 mspraJss Of aid
~ 81. teillu is brought to hsya fgu,pf
hsaif 20 driyudants npiau Do thU sum % st.a0.
" 90 interest 90 o. per cent uuf annual from
AuriI O. ls1l, Tor 500 attorneys fGu' or fii6s
Will IuiUrUHl FROM May p. lHaf Tor .II ID. with
lntgrs,l rom May ll 1891. .for sac with To-
annum. f1r ns,s psi1 hg pIlnuf. aud tor
costs "i auii alleged io hu duo on q certain
nolan 90 p.aInth juug ~. is.2, tor it5JI. with
interest 90 i1 YER cent uer aunuuI-sann being
que AMI Wholly unpaid rave the tum nf $50
Interest -auI .r.u- .e ufcd uf NOR Fsgr OF
even dhis ON ptfU.sgs hereinafter dCsrHiUHd .
executed by defendant. uHIau iu uIaIutu
sti1 nuriR 500 premises having been, tnto
execution 81 tnia murEa.u, conveyed 90 De-.
fDndant Albert J. .UHIuHuu. fuuIUHt % lien Of
tsld mortgage to have the usual decree ~ ttia
court for the sa.uui said premises. ldiuIgilg
that rrsrUOdH OF such sale Doe applied iu usvI
wUnt uf amuunta due a. above, that defend
ants hnd 40 persons claiming under thou be-
barrel and f0rtrl0FCt OF ali Hlum or equity ID
redemption in Aat1 premises. end Coz other
fclisf sad premises ars described 10 .oIows.
| 20 Wlt# ~ ~ iuA numbered from Q DO b. boz.
elusive, and beng al iHr IuH comprising
uU.au'H HuHdlvtFiun uf n rHfi %. N'Gtt r. riat
a q" o. ID
Tote 90 irH 90 Of fhit Subdivision. 90 ffuatr III
| SAT- Lake tltf aud County lHh
hud you ate hereby % I'.lUi that 10 Vlb fll 90
appear aud answer thu sald compliant ~ Above
rtVu red thC fhii rl1intn viii apply 90 the
cnuft fur iuU fc GO dumanfCd therein
| NltuttH. lhu Hon amuel s. Merritt lud e.,
and thH zeal ~ the District Court OF
the Third Jude ID District. in aud
! tstALN for TIE Ierrt0r OF Lth, this Iun
/ DAY Uf July. in The ycaT " our Lord
one thousand oirnt hsndftI aud
ninety four
DAVID g. DUNBAR. CLERK.
~ eEp u. Looms. Deputy uioh
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UOu AnE nEEEuY REQUIRED 10 ~

VOu AnE nEgEuY REQUIRED 10 Az.
Il pear in Hn action brought aFainat you uY
ti0 above uumgd plaintiff 10 tht District Csur.
oi lhc Ihiri juiIgihl uutrct OF ihc Territory
" uui nd 90 answer The amended COM
plant died thtro'n within ten days ,cNclusiyg
~ w DAY ol service aliyg !he ,eii'cc oA lgu
~. n served out of THE sauntT. bus in ths
district, wIttlu tWuntY days, Otherwise wit1iu
tory dHyHHur Judgment by default viii hH
taken AGAINST yuu, accgr diuE W the prayer NJ
sAIi amended comp aiut
The said action IL brought 10 have decree OF
this court Tor the foreclosure " a certain
10. O. t'arE september iith, ist', upou prem.
isUs urrt hereinafter utacnbtd, ENcn 70 secure
tuiod b. tzid dcieniaht 70 sad q. 4. Ciart,
August glrd. isuI. flr i1l!1i Duo oue yuar
ntst date, with interest iron maturity at
unpaid, save interest 10 July IT, lfu. and
~ 70 paid ich. lulh, iM4. aud sou y paid
the holder thereof a part Of taii premises
having been released IRON operation o. sAld
g,oIiHagc 1ens The gfcm,s' secondly htrsn 5;
moftgaTu debt Aasoftsiucd and Hmount duo or
owing " Ara dc1. ". stern, secured on sad
prsmitgs 10 have a. stder ot sale ~ usual
other relioti satd mortsasod premises are
described 10 follpwt 70 VIII Commencing ~
\ ", corner ut lut d, hluck 81, plat a. salt
Iato CIV survey. running thence east 80
tot tntucr north 100 feet, thence Noat alg
ieet thence south ~ feet 10 beginning suld
rrioased promlscs are described ns f1,iuWst
Commencing AZ point tu trUt east VI south
west corner OF sail lot ,, running thence east
| 300 feet thence north ii' feet, thence west lo1
ieet. thence south NJ feet W beginning also
commencing a. o. point ~ feet east and rods
s0utl % uOfthwostrufnHr % auld lot a.runniuF
thence east 30 feet, thence south ~ feet
thence west 80 feet, thence north ~ fcel %
hfgiuuIuu. situate tu ~nlt Lake tlN and
County, Utah And you arc hereby notified
that lf you tail % appear and answer thC aait
amended complaint a. hbnte required, the
siii pIaiHun wu apply ~ thc court tor relief
drmindcd therein.
Winner. thc Hon samuel A Merritt, Judge
and tho seal VI The District Court Of
tho IhITd Judicial District in and Tor
fHLAII tHs Territory u Utah this Nth day N
June. tu the year ut our Lord one
thoufand ciEht hundred and ninety
fuur.
DAVID G.. DUNBAR, Clert.
mM LLm. ID. LnmMIa- nnnmIN LLnrL.
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed. should con.
suit Chas. w. Smyner, He has Just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional woT, attended to. Office
Observation-Disclosures Building, Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope tot rePly.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Elizabeth Whlol. deceased
NOTICE II nEnEnY GIVES ~ THE
~ undcrsiEnrd, administrator of the e.
tate % Eiifahoth Mults deceaaed, 20 the cred.
tors %, and al persons haunE clAiwN
against the said deceased, 20 eNhtbN them
with the necessary vouchers within ten months
after the nrst publication % this notice, 20 The
said Administrator 81 hts residence 40. a.
touuh street salt Lake city, Va tho COauy VI
salt t.atrs
dated July STAT, i1L
WILLIAM :. WiLLEs,
Administrator ~ the estate Of klEAhela
wales, deceased,
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NOTICE.

FINHE ANSUAL MEETING OF THE
stockhuiiurs 81 tho salt LAKE iuu
Angeles itAilWAy Company viii 10 hcld A. ne
once OF tho president ~ the roupanYi ~ East
south lempls suesL uu tuaav. nsplen1sf
~ dregtors f0I she ensuing your. aud The
transaction Of such other business ~ may
legally come before 20 meeiiag
salt Lasg CITY Utah, AIguu ~, W. g.
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RECEIVERS SALE.

Dus WILL 49, RECEIEED by TuE
- undersigned alNo, y woss rllyd south
street, SAT- lasr WV llA., up 70 " O'CLOCK
and .togE on TAILOR cloth aud trimmings latcly
IN Incarceration % Mr. D. D. McClain. The
goodl aud inventories arc n0w ready aud open
Tbp rlght b reserved 90 reject any and all
h.ds. JNu. 10, fONHk3, Receiver.