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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

Il am for 5. W. II, l.anham FOR govern
or, because l think him capable. hon
est and conservative l don't know
who favor for United States senator.
| didn't read the ReGgan-Clnrk discus
sion, and can't give an opinion. l am
In favor OF the free and unlimited COIN
age Of silver like we had before the
Republicans demonetized It think
the harmony agreement meant that all
Democrats should bury all past politi-
cal differences. | am harmoniged aud
/ think everybody else ought to be-"
John Il. Boyd druggists have not
made up my mind as to who ! Will
favor FOR governor. ! am FOR Horace
Chiffon for United States senator be-
cause | think him II very sound man
ON the silver and tarin questions |
am for free and unlimited coinage Of
silver. I did not read the Reagan-Cl0rk
discussion."
f. ID, Beachamp, medical student-
"The high regards that have FOR the
veterans OF the lost cause compel me
TO favor John II. Reagan for guycrnor,
/ have no choice for United States seu-
ator. | am In favor 81 free and un-
limited coinage OF silver and think that
Cleveland has murdered the party.
Don't think the harmony agreement had
much effect on Clark and Rengnn;
think they need another dose OF hpr-
mony, and II that fails would suggest
that the dose he Increased and the In
tervals shortened until the desired ef-
fects produced"
DR. ". Il. Redford-"I nm for Horace
Chiffon Tor United States senator and
John II, Reagan FOR governor he being
next TO Hogg on general principles.
Think the best basis u settlement Of
the monetary question II by internu-
uonal agreement Think the Clark
Reagan discussion entirely out or
place. The harmony Wen, | think
the CLARIFIES ready for anything that
the regulars would submit to"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
GET STRONG BEFORE SUMMER.
Hard to Gain Strength During Hot Deb|itating Weather.
Most Favorable Results from Pane's Celery
Compound in May

new life, strength and happiness In
spring,
pRines celery compound hastens con-
valescence from all nervous and vast
ing diseases.
II feeds badly nourished nerves and
takes away their irritability and pain,
1t purlhes the blood and supplies rich
material for new healthy tissues all
over the body Prof Edward E.
Phelps. NJ. d. Ill. D., OF Dartmouth
college discovered Palne's celery COM
pound In the now famous laboratory
OF the college,
The world Is full OF busy, thankful
men and women who owe their energy.
health and very existence TO Painc's
celery compound. An Immense burden
Of rheumatism, kidney trouble. con-
stpatlon. salt rheum. eczema, disorder
ed liver and blood diseases has been
lifted from the world since Paine's
celery compound came into It,
Your physician will tell you how
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

Now or never get health and
strength.
The most obstinate indoor jewellers
get snif OF outdoor air In May.
No one altogether escapes the spring
feeling In the blood. The most delicate
and confirmed invalids now venture
on short rides and walks. May Is the
blessed month for convhlescents.
when May comes I'll get we'll" Is
the cry all through the winter, There
are ser obstacles 70 getting well In
May, no cold winds to bring relapses
and exhausting sickness. nor debilitut-
ing heat to rob one of strength.
A sweeping glance over the land
would show millions ~ weak nervous,
aiiing men and women every day grow
ing stronger and getting rid OF linger-
ing diseases by using Palne's celery
compound this month, when this re
markabie blood and nerve remedy
works best hand I'm hand with nature =
purpose to give every animate thihg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

confidently physicians rely on Palne's
celery compound as au invigorator and
strengthoner for body nerves and
brain IL makes people well
Spring Is busy with marvellous rapid
changes IN the tissues OF the body,
Now IL the time to permanently cure
nervous Weaknesses, neuralgia. head
ache and dyspepsia by using Palne'a
celery compound 60 build up healthy
tissues In place OF the diseased parts
Pure, rich blood sent through tho
deep parts OF the heart, liver and kid
neys, leaving In Its passage material
for rapid repair. and taking away In
its stream the used-up, harmful ele-
ments, soon drives out weakness from
these organs, and restores their healthy
functions.
paine's celery compound makes new,
abundant blood, Regulates and feeds
WORKOUT nerves, and builds up the
strength OF The body,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

- r'av A Gazette man pro-
Etsiisnu' -. :. soura a fou. -,
I s,ccd this NloIi'''h
| 4, ,tlzens OF Eastlonu on the various
,,,,s and issues before the people
~, .oii,vipg opinions;
~ gol lils - -. t,5ya. 1,r-
D X. Scott eN-ouuNS 1uue i1"'
,r for governor Not decided about
.,or,,l race. For both gold and
y ~'-' IN method 10 make silver
rttf Oy any ia potit mini,
rrh as llluui' haivssn Judgs Reap,n
" eonuoVSsi, ssD III Lii resuit in nnv GOOD
| % Judge NlarA WI, ar,s 80 N'
| b The pemoeI ~, i.N' H ~ FOR
y. ]. r. n 1tI.S is w. beat ora.
lanham anu 'ii'i ..',,.s,t,,a "a say.et
" and mos, 1a,,,t xnety y,bn hs
nan U the s,u'e ,,,atar ircr i,n,iteI
sal tavof IN iUi an% vrarts goid ns n
olhase Va s"'e'
u.s. ,,,,.., ,,.,r,o, ,ra candidate
81. Wllllhrui p'i .,,ii,,rso,, en- 80
~ dsuies iHl 30 iTnttad ets,t,,s
gn0f, Not uvvtusL a., ,,.,it H. a. Tt,u-
nfAloI, put u'ii ma. s',, ,,ota ,,a,,ot',r
"a fer piuA it dis,rIct sgainst
san iNen'S ''s'''''
y slN s,, o,shIor r,stiord Nh.
y leaie' on for I',nban, fn,
tiil bank; ,,,n uii 10, s,. ,imttaS So ~,
rs1vl slu 49,, nst,,aa,a ~ sn,,,r
kaior, AIll AZ, III tsS,e, H., i,i, ,.is',,',, n
i..se heasa'' ~, eiI - ~ ,i -. -
the aJust M cav,
IeaIs as aghiiiS' MT SiaiN ,ra,s,r.,..
~ H C,.it',,, w. o,,t,a,, ~
~ alhef - =, Nfar'n Wi,
gidnvr, " ouJuNs.I ~, LII 80, ',,,,
sN unth ne 80 W. 80 NJ
~ united stales sgIa'S - I'' W.,
rin, eut uues ~. 'u.Ilh ~, lii a''' va
inlled eoihase 'he Soir eSt ,liiit6'
W. u. ipavehpViI Sou,i'g yuusv
aloeis9n ~ my ~ 81 ~,
70 special enolee los UI,'tS 5I S.ateS ST. 81,
t@ rave NOT Ieau VIZ grs9lH' IL
wen REAGAN anu lars, , lr,iln NV
iGmony agreeneht snouIu , silel,ee VI
Eue al dllerehce uetMtSll a ~
WIN me nauohal PLATFORM On Tue
h.ney question: ,,-,,.c IT., n
y baruer. Detlutuis ~ nohp ~
kAsah ior bvNsIHuI anu Iiol W, ,i NJ
IN t9f thlied Slhtes senator lhi l!N'1
q discussion Oetwteh heasan anu
~ shouiu n9l nave peeh spIuhs'
~ nee ana unlimited colh"se Vi po'"'
u anu silver -,
W, Tidwell, tax collector Fot
XtCall tlrst, Lanham rceond Tor gov,
shar Undecided about the senatorial
ne. virgins Tor comptroller faNor
ne election OF United states senator
popular vote Not posted on the ST.
'l question:
W. [. Bedford county clerk; Cul-
,siion for governor Man not out tor
hned states senator wants every
nlar OF United states money worth
cents on me dollar az an times ana
aaer all conditions Thinks Reagan -
li4ek number ana should not be pull
Guy FOR D. o. Hunt Tor state sen
'@ rom me TWenty-eiBhth district
"a Neou' favor Sulbersoh ior gov
ll@' fQr D. g. Hunt Tor, state sen
M VI lthe Iwehuy-elghtn ulstrlc, b
hlas % the use OF both gold ana sill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

spnngtown. Tex. May 1.-THE Ga
,'ass correspondent interviewed the
'A''Wing gentlemen today upon the
.-s and national issues. and asked
~ Preferences for governor and
sa'ed States senator, with the follow
Z RESULTS:
'g J. a. Kidd. merchant-'T voted
Nsrk at the last election and l
- mat he cannot be elected govern
s,' Nv ! think that we should have a
=, Vtilse candidate. Therefore I am
~. hham' My choice for United
49,. senator is Horace Chiffon. My
NJ s,'snling Of the harmony meet
-,Ss9ral platform"
larte Roberts. teacher-"I am for
l.r,,1h LOT governor and Chiffon for
u. Nothing to say in regard to
sr,ts Sat'nohy meeting or on national
~, !. Roqndtree. retired merchant-'T
a1,ss.S,, ". 7 Lanham for governor.
huh.s Shllton FOR senator till / see
stsr l am for the free coinage OF
.5inln, 10 not wish to express my
D r " The harmony meeting"
ks y. Hvertts. farmer--"I want Lam
tr Dni'. governor, and prefer Chiffon
Ia t g,,sq States senator TIL l see who
ea,as 'iihFons. Observation-Disclosures
tsaator my choice for ua.ted states
vi ~, ! have not decided whom !
tafmo..pseIt for governor think the
eltsss,ss, meeting at Dallas was OF little
MA Ssnse and that neither side is
isaneisls y Do not indorse Cleveland &
-
IN sparks. fariner-"Iohn u gea-
q s.,i ny choice for governor. chiffon
~ airs,,r The harmony meeting did
I'm n Sf to anything Read The Ga
tsae,r y I, want my Views on national
= mas things down right"
H.. Echoes from nrath.
~. s'psille Tex, NAV lT.-Your cor.
"a s ss', ob'ulnei the views of sew.
e.s,, sss'leuen today en- the politlea
M sn. as follows:
u, Ao'l, merchant: I was a clarl
4 ~ w ysars ago. i favor Ianharl
Il y.s'ner. He is our district man
~. IN Intellectual statesman. a Wis
s...,' aiuAer and is free fram IL,
1's'neA.s 81 ths party's aismem
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

BoARDERs- wanted. few gentle
men day boarderg. also have nice
front room for rent. with board. 10
four young mon. or "A couple without
children. reference required. Apply
to lIg2 Lamar street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
Personal.

-7sa.-.as7s sasa- .as'sa-
ChAtRNoYANT- Madame lie Ruex,
medium and clalrvoysnt, viii remain
this week only, Hlrshneld building.
hooks bought sold
or exchanged. scientific, law or thoo-
logical or mechanical n speciality.
Il, J. Boaz 906 Main street
On A. u. ANsELL Specialist 5ii
Main street. over NlclSs & Co.'s drug
store, Fort Worth Tex.
MARRIED LApITs-send 10 conta for
"fnfulliblc Safeguard" mo medicine.
no deception; Just what you want.
Ladies' Basnr Kansas City. Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

Advertisements for situations wanted
taken at half price. No advertisement
for less than rs cents.
Professional financial and other
cards, special notices, etc. In thia class
tied department, 81 a line per month.
Advertisers should remember that
letters directed TO initials only are not
delivered through the postofricc n In
itlalH are used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person, firm or
rostoflcc box.
List OF letters remaining uncalled for
In the counting room yesterday at 9
p. m, Persons cnlllHg for them will
nlcasc say advertised
+, Ga StrAngcr-i.
Printer-i. G.-l. ff n
nruEman--1. G. CT,
T.. WI. Box Ill.
NiuR-1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
WANT COLU MN.
THE GAZETTE Is THE GREATEST
WANT MEDIuM IN .rIIE sOLTH.

Nothing is published free. All ad-
vertisements in this department arc
charged for at the rate OF cont
word each issue. payable IN advance.
20 cents.
Tcrsounl.
Loaf.
Found.
Strnycd-
stolen
straycd or Stolen.
For Rent.
For Sale.
Help Wanted.
liusIncss Chances.
Wnntcd-DwclttnHs
Wnnted--nooms.
Wnntcd-Hourd.
Mnntc'i-uonrdcrs.
Mnntcd--ucnt ERtntc.
Wartcd-To EXCHANGE.
wnutcd-Nttscctlnnc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

STORAGE.

REGULAR storage house for furniture.
pianos, vehicles, trunks, boxes, etc,
new roomRi careful moving, packing,
shipping, etc; estimates free. w. II.
Blnyon & Co. 18th nnd RuHk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

N. G. HALL, Jewelcr. cheapest house
In the city. Buys old gold and silver.
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
Agent for I'ranco-German ring. POSI-
tive cure FOR rheumatism. Write for
prices.
PRACTiCAt.--W Matchmaker and jew
cler; cheap repairing. r. Steiner. $40
Muiu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
SITUATIONS WANTED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WLETED-Job Press. good second
hand quarter medium press. Address
stating price. Printer, care Gazette.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

IL YOU want 10 buy the nnly paper
IA Baylor county. Texas. or want in
formation about the Panhandle, the
gIont wheat belt. write 10 the News.
@. II. Barber proprietor, seymour,
TeNaR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

bought, sold. rented
or exchanged, agency for the Edison
Photograph: reduction IN prices;
some damaged goods from nre NJ
tion cheap Send for list. Type
writer Exchange, GA Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

FOR sALE-REAf. EsTATE-Two
Main street lots at II bargain. also
chpice suburban tracts. residence lots,
farm lands and three elegant resi-
cheap The Merchants National
Bank. office In Hendricks hulldlng.
FOR sALl9--ice machinery; latest de-
sign, For piiocs and particulars nd
dress ]. W. Turnpaugh, Fort Worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

FOR SALE-My home 40 Henderson,
rooms, besides bath room Rnd
closets. substantially built: lot lOOXiSs
cart trout. with i0-toot street m rear;
caAN tormn q. j. rrlre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

FOR SALE---One counter apparatus
Cruft's mako; ~ syrupR; one lee
shaver; original cost, 500; viii noll
cheap Apply 10 the Chpern Manu-
furu ring company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

IiELr WANTED.
s--sss.-s-essss-s-s---
WANTED At ONCE--Two solicitors
for each county IN the state; good
pay md steady employment for right
parties. Address Texas Central Pub
iishlng House. Waco. Tex.
shI.r;sMEN WANTED-or hRvs fine
side line. Bouquet Cigar Company.
Lynchburg. Va.
HELP FURNIsIfED-siiua pro-
cured. write US. Fort Worth EN-
pioymcnt Bureau. 800 Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
1nox AND STEEL FENCING.

IRON, Steel and Wire Fcnoing-o. X
Harry Iron works. Dallas. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

REEVES FOR sALE-Twonty-o
head IT bceyos, to years old In
good condition. Address Arch Tins.
Kusse, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

FOR SALE or LEASE acres OF
good land. suitable for pasture or
cultivation, fenced and well supplied
with water; In Frio county, Tex,
for sale or lease. Apply to Il. Peter
son pnria Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

WANTED Horses 20 pasture good
grass running water and shade. Ap.
ply TO Is, C.. Mckee, OIL Enat Third
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
ATTORNEYS.

w. u. bowman. Law walker.
BOWMAN a WALKER,
ArTORHEYs-AT-LAW.
MONTAGUE, TEXAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18
srnAnsnr TIcKETs.

STEAMSHIP TIcKETs--cheap rates
to and from Europe. Arthur l..
crandali Tls Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-18

NEw ANp sEcoNp-HANp SAFES
II. ", Pcak's. LOG Houston street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

Tho People ~ fbc Territory of Utah send
greeting l'nmc. g. uarHuE. dcfrndonJ
YOU AM uEHLuY REQUIRED 20 AZ.
4 pear in au action HfuuaHt aaaiust sou BOZ
tIH above named pIHutH Iu tUU UIHuIUt Court
of lhu thfs Iudi.Iai ntuI.t of thr touiuy
uf Utah. and 'u answer tHn complaint u'r1
therein within sem days .t1UIurIFr of uU uby
of HuuIcp after lnr service Uu you uf iUig
served uutuf lHis county, Uut In itIadItiurt
within twenty uHFH .utuurNIty Within IurF uHFH
3D.. Judgment UH iuiau'twHl be- iaAgu aF1IHHt
sou. according in 'hu ufuYrl % fli1 COMPLAINT
Ihe fhId action BE- brought tu htyu decree
of thiH CONT 1lHa1ltua tuu UHuus of mHfHuHuF
o1I.uuE between tnn ulAmun bod defendant.
property DE- maH be- IuHthuu equitable. yuIlIu
inf Hui rrHtraltluE iHu defendant from dIsu1 s
Ing of ur 'n.uusgIlnF in any vay ihc property
nH 1usrTIhci 100 tuc comp Alnt, requiring tUr
d.fenuuut 90 pay iHtH court % rason
able sum Cor ttUvuarH %. ihlH action.
counsel tgl nnl temporary hlImunN Tor zee ui
huardu. pIi.niIH rpsiofa ION uf her ms.dgn
name tu Wit "saral O.. Davidson" and such
other aud general relief Hs may be- equitable
aud iuHt ABOVE relief praYui Cor uu thr
rfnuud that defendant without iust cause or
pfuyUcauou hls trrBtl Il UlhintH Boz such cruel.
luhuman and brutal way aH 90 cause hrr great
bodily suffering aud mental anguish aud diss
ifrfH 4 nat defendant hAH refused Go provide
plMuuu viii tnr common nrrraanftrt % Iifr
and that Cor mono tHHn one year laft pnst dr
tcndant naa foiu.gd Go maintain marital rcla.
And YOU arg hereby notified matf sou fau
On appear aud answer tuH aaiu complaint hH
above required. thu ahii UlHinuh Will apply 90
thr court Tor tho relief demanded therein
Witness, the Atom samuel A. Merritt, Judge.
and tho sual OF Che District court
OF thu IuHd Judicial District.
IsUAII iu aud Cor tuU TERRITORY Of Utah.
this ard day Of MAY, boz tne year
Of our lord one th1uHaui clght
hundred aud ninety four
DAVID a. DUNBAR. CINrk.
Ms grn, u, iuuWis. Deputy
tuIuuf tuTuuY. attorney Cor u'aIuuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
DOWN NIAGARA RAPIDS.
Ths nady Of Woman On Cake Of lee
MIIrInh nNnr AmarIrnn NM.

Ths Iiady Of a Woman On u Cake Of lee
Mhiried over American rails.
A sensational story is told here by
Master Edwin Whitney, son OF Mr., and
Mrs. Scion Whitney Of this city. It's
Ia effect that Boo saw at tho house Of bis
grandfather Major whitney, ON Buffalo
avenue. tho body Of woman float past
the rear Of tho house down through tho
RAPIDS and over the falls.
Tho hour was about $3.50 In the morn
ing. Master Whitney says that no saw
the object on q cake OF ice, and that There
could be- no mistake about 10 being %
woman. She had ON dark clothes, he
thought, aud part Of her face was visible
~ she lay ON tine ice. lie called tho at
tention OF the two painters at work ON
thoyorandu ON the river sido OF the Whit
ney mansion and they also thought it
was a body.
Tho painters alluded 10 aro John
OBuou and Harry Collycr, Both sub.
stunuatod the boys story. Mr., OBrien
said
"Our attention was called TO the river
by flock Of ducks flying over. Young
Whitney and myself saw the object ON
tho leo coming down the river and at
first thought it was % log. As 10 came
nearer we 8uw that 70 was % human be-
ing, and when still closer that 10 was q
woman. Mr. Caiyer's attention was
called to C., and heUlfo Thought 1t was o
woman. The cake Of ice with tho body
passed probably but 90 feet from tho
shore down into tho rapids. The body
was Of good slzo aud appeared 90 ho on'
veloped In long steel gray cloak which
reached nearly 90 the feet. The woman
was lying extended, and thoro could be
no mistake ua 10 20 being a woman
Tho three watchers followed tho ob'
sect as Ear 40 the rHpids, where the bee
and its burden wero tossed about and
went over the American falls. ltdoutt
less passed. under the loo bridge aud may
never be found, Niagara Special 10 New
York World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
Sunday SCHOOL apd Primary.

ion mess books and ,ards postaee rii bs
charged IN addition n No prices givon, n sent ~
mail, unless me price given e Tor 'p1stpaid"l
Ptrst BOOK for our LILLE Friends, foi
Tho use ot sunday schools. Zoe.
second Book for our Lille Frisnds
sunday school reader. lla.
intermediate \. =. Header, 51..
Questions aud Answers on the Lite
aud Mission Of che Prophet Joseph
fnith, Dol.
bible Questions and answers, Tor ne
usa % primary Association. .
Chiidren'- Primary Hymn uooh, ",
c1pioi, postpaid, 2ic
Primary speaker, 40. q, postpaid. 80
., Ia
Tho MODEL non Hook. postpaid, isa
Glass Registers, pst DOR, s,s.
Primary Tune Book, zoe
nooh Of Mormon Unteciisin, postpaid. loa
5. =. Union Hymn Hook, each net po,b
paid, lis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
catQst Publications.

The Life Of Joseph smith, cioh, p.Osi
Leather r.t ho9, Mar'soo git $50.
From kirkland - salt Lake, ~ Jane, A.
Little, Ni passt Hotb. UiusI tisg tsaiAss
Fnt tAo0. Leather srtrA sni, tlso.
Forty Near. AmsnE the Indians, W
Daniel W. Jones, 80 page, CI1h tloo,
Leather tls1i Leather Ffli, 800
pocticni writinH- OF o. y. whitney.
cllih, tis9i Isa,hsf rli, iloJ. Moroooo,
etf1A Hlt. t1s0
Life Of ueber q. KtmbaII, cloth, o.. sot
Hair Leather, 800 Pull, AGO. Aorosco,
EXTRA RiiL Bo1
Laiter-day saintr Psaimody. Pap,
Covered lizard, Cilth nast, no sarh. ticoo
fef ilt,. cloth bound, NO each. tiT.o5 per
d'f, cluh and Leather Hound $40 each
tiAo psr dni ~ iout ~ mail, ~ cents ~
copy additional
story Of the Book Of Mormon. b. r1ds,
George Reynolds, cioth. tl.so. Cio,h giit. t1ooI
Half leather glt ta.s1, Pail Leather SIT tLoo.
sunday school Hymn IIook, contain. al
uo Hymns need in thg Schools, 90 page, ci00
bound postpaid, bc
Large aud small Sire nibie. In Lsathsv
t2ol, ilsl, 500 $3.50 and tt00.
Family and Pulpit nihie. IN dinefeut styis.,
uiIurainl, fFirl ti1n tr fisnl sseh
so-. smith ~ a Prophet, lecture Dc.
ir0rsi By Eiof Aairuv Ionton before ~
siuirnn' society in tao social Han, salt tAts.
jan. 10. isli. D.
The Church OF Jesus christ OF Latter
day saints, is Priesthood. Organization
nprtHnes Ordinance ani ufiaJ. ~ John
Itluoa, Zoe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
mARsHAL's SALE.

DuUsuANr TO AS ORDER ANp uE
1 cree of foreclosure hud as'o Go 900 900.
Trrird by 90, Third IuHigHl uaUHt Court
No lIH IcfHtHB uf luu, I HHHI| expose
at public rl|g ai tHo south fruut Iuuf of
Nc County Court House IH thH IfT Of
salt lake. county NJ sale IslU UUn lU..|I ~
uf Utah. uu fUr 900 day uI July. l.It 40 o.
O'Clock m., 900 fHr r'FHi title. r|HIm and boz.
I0TpHfHf oscar 10. Hardy aud O. a. Hardy, IIa
vito, o. q. Hardy and Miriam ~ Hardy U.a
WIFE Joseph uHu lrIUH Young AND AurU a.
Young. ne wife. Don a. IUia Jonathan a.
NHYlr. William 40 a. .r1tts, luNarI Richards,
Charles NaHlUWH hul iNu Utah Commercial
Is SAVINGS IHHE corporation. 90 Iu, BOD
foo the following described rnlI estate. situate,
wing HUU being Iu salt Lake County. HuI
Iut four N.t IIuUk arFUuiv Eve .I.. plat "A"
OutHurft corner ut FHld lot four 70. Huu Huu.
ming HUrlU twenty four IaN feet Iiruru taat
Que hundred lluD| feet thence south twenty.
four 900 foUi, thence west one hundred lU
feet fl place of beginning bong situate DO the
UIIF ani county of Hat Lake, Territory ~
ltYH. fl De- cold or thD properly Uf oscar 10
IIHrIr and O., A. HARDY bic wife. J., q. Hardy
UUI miriam No Hardy iIH wife. Joseph Don
carlos Young aud Alice So Young DIS wife,
Uuu g. IUfi.. Jonathan A.. NuNIu, William o.
Narcotic. tIvHTl 90 hurIH, Charles Matthews
Huu fHr Ulu Commercial. & savings UHHt "a
corporation. Ht tHU HuIt of lIun'H -HUugs Bank
Ifu.t Company, % corporation.
NAT Ne BRIGHAM,
Uy I0us o. CguuuDt. neruty Marsha.
Dated at saIi lHEu t.Ht June lliu, l7'l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
LEGAL NOTICE
Do be Probate Court iu and f0r sa't iak
County, lCuii0rY Ot Utah

tu De Probate Court iu and fHr saIt laEc
County, ICmt0rY Ot Utah
in ODE matter " the estate of Thomas No
LELAND. deceased.
NOTICE o. uEHtW GIVEN THAT
~ IhumaH MrlNIauI and tdWHHi NJ HlUI.
IFu nUmuistfst0rs " the estate " IHomat
NulU.IHuu. dyHrlfot have rendered for act.
utmrut Hud nIod iu HHId court iHti luhl uU.
count ~ their H.uiuiHtrHuUu % fa'f estate
aud pyuuuH fnf final distribution Of
thc residue 81 sal estate among
che UruUua entitled thereto. and that
lura1av. tHU iuih day of July, 10. l'l,
at luurIHrk m., 10 tuo Court nuOm uf fud
uurl, boz thr County Court House, rat INbr
CIV au1 DUuutY,. ton Territory, haa been
uu.V appointed IN llu Judge ut taid luUfi Cog
tUr HytIUWUut Uf aAll account ana hearing
fai1 petition Cor difuihUuuu, at Witch tune
Iuu place any rUTaHu interested tu SAID estate
may auUUaF aud show rIusu. iiHuY there 'ri
WI. HaIu account HIuud nut ur sUiNru ana
approved ans nHnl dHulUuuuu made o. prayed
Tor
dated june Iith. l-Ii
~. s. MELOT.
C'rr. OF tnu Probate Court
d. =. q. JACh. Deputy.
houueti, MAhhlI'N bradley, attorneys.