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MARsHAL's SALE.

DUHsUANr 10 81 ORDER AND DECREE
II ul force .usurH HuI .HIg 90 mr directed by the
InIrI IuI|.lI uIatIrt court uf tho Territory
.slu.l ifaut door lf the County o1rt house.
iU Gle DI.Y Ut salt Lake. rouuty 0f salt Lake
auu iHruiUrl % lt.u, ON the l.th day % June.
claim and interest OF Osrar Uhrstpnorsou
Andrew DhUstsfursnu. Thomas MrIb and
Martha Webb hIH wife, Hannah Webb. tHu
fuiF aHuuinird, qua med aud acting 1dminis.
tfAfor uf the estate OF samson webb, deceased.
oneida Mercantile Union, o. corporation.
NHua Cooperative Mercantile insUtguon. d
corporation, and tho Utah Produce CO.,
uf. la. and Go Ono following described real
U#IAIU situate. Ming uuu being tu HHlt LHlu
county, nul described a. FOL owe. Go Wit.
iIu|u# Coo Huuth h1.f of tHr southwest uuar
Ger ~ uf section thirty three .ll| boo township
two q. south 81 rAHgu one ..I UNst of SAT-
laNr Meridian, ana tuH IuE numbered three
o.. auI .auI uI of section Four % 900 township
tHrHu ODD Huuth ~ range one .| west of SILT
fHrr meridian, aud containing uuH hundred
HuH sixty .lUUI ayrcs, aui ih.ItUrH.hundry1thH
LlH q. ul Fn acre lyAur"s Ul.l aH prr receipt
N0. lHHl, according 20 tuuif ufI-a' Plat 81 tie
furytY uI a4Iu ItHd returned tl thU general
land 0nun Dos tno Surveyor General together
with Il. Hnl singular tur t.u.uHufHl etc
ll Do .1.l hs ne p!opgrY OF oscar ghgsiof'
aud MBuUl webb. h.. NtID Uguuah WcIb tUH
uuIF lpruiHIsd, Iua'ilHl bod Hcung a1mI1IH.
tru.0r of tao estate ct SAMSON Webb. deceased.
I'1na co opsTatIye Mercantile Iu.tltuti1n.
corporation, aud thu jtHn Produce Co.. % cor
poraulH, ani samuel farrIN, 90 tut suIt Uf
I.lu's savings Bank and rlgat co.., O. oOFp0r.
'''-' 900 Sat II. BRIGHAM.
u 81. NaTHhaL
by JoirN ., CUmooK,
Deputy Marshal
Dated at sat Lhgc tW, May 70, 1894.
ions No. gANNoH
Attorney iuf flNuuh
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ia ua Probate .lur, 1 and for 4t LaEo
county, TERRITORY OF JHI,
Do Ud maltor OF iA0 ESTATE of Elizabeth 40.
uHrUf uUu1HHyL
N1H.a ui time bud I.ses Cor tUr IIaIrul OF
r.l.Uu Cor AaHlsHIuu 60 Probate uf MuI
DuU-UANI 10 AN ORDER or SAID
l Uuur. Boo .aIi matter. notice Do hereby
FIF.u UHlI luUHlaN, iHn 5000 laT uf june,
a %. l-I, 90 DO O'Clock % m., 90 tlu
County Cont l4UuHr 800 SAT- Lake t.N,
IH. FDTIIuTy, Boo tN1 court room ~
SD count. baH boon appointed ra0 limo suh
place I.I iHU hearing of % petition ui Carl D.
WIH.f .HU Charles Garter praying Tor the
admission lu probate Uf cor.uIu document
MHT.W.. H UrUHUElud, importing iu hu Che luHt
NI..uH IuFlumtut Ut Elizabeth lirNHCh, de-.
cpaagH. WHOM gHd whore bIl pDuuus Interested
mH. HUHHH. all uTpusD iHo probate uf .EId
vfI ur IH. granting of Iulgrs tratlmuutury Go
tar. D. W.U.I auI tharDs 70. Garter, a. prayed
form ...| petition.
in wan. Whereof I ltrr nrrouulu oct mg
hand aud HnhuH tHH zeal OF HaId
s.AL. Court tuH llh day uf Juuu, a. H.
|#|H
%. ~ NEIpI,
uIgrh oftHO Probate Court
HyI T...ua. Deputy D.gTs.
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missioPay Supplies.

HorEnn's Tract NO. ., o..
=, l.t'.
g,sen
Tho MODERN Prophet, a,i,.
True ". Paise Religion, SCI.
Tho Golpci Pioneer, ST.
ftcpiy 90 "The Mormon Purrs.
tory,"9a
Prcsidcut tfehcr O. sSimbaiI's Journal,
nArrauvs % u5 principal incidents 10 The
olr0ef of very remarkable man. l'c.
Eariy Scenes 10 Church History. = col.
lection af incidents fTun tas lives Of ndar.
~ uachurca Co. early days, lsc
g'hc Life OF Ncphi, me soa Of Lshi. Vi.
Cu.gfaiod nom Jerusalem, To- Judsa, 70 Ne
land now trHsu hs Holh America sia cen.
turtles before u1 oliainr Of tho Savior. me
look contain some v0ry important items con
ciru.ng me Book % Mormon. ~ George "
cannon, Gs.
scraIla OF biography, contrasting a sie,,h o,
al ELDERS tiio. Incidents % Experience, ana
ruar, Knights journal, 2sc.
The uyth Of tho Manuscripts Pound.
a. ti' Ahuri'rca % The spsuiIins st5ry. b.
Gelfso Reynolds, l'c.
Lnbors iu the vineyard, contain. ,oms o,
hs most puisrs,iiug experience, ever written,
g'r.
Eycntiui Narratives, contains some intsrs.L
,ar tatahes and valuable lessons. ass.
Helpful Visions, iustrlg,ye Manifestations d
The Lord g. iH children, 41t.
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MARsHAL,s SALE.


DURsUANT TO Az ORDER AND DE-.
II rruo OF foreclosure aud BalO 90 ur li.
ruetcu ly She IuId judicial District Court
OF cue Territory ui lau, . shall tkuU6H
U. public EuIu aI tNu south front door uf
The County Court House ln tho oIiy Of
HaIt Lake. county OF -alt Itku uul IcuIt fy
Ut Utah. uu tHH UtH day uI july lsJl 40 Dc
O'Clock m., 900 ohio UHHf, title. cIaim ana iU.
tFrrHtUt .HUHr ll Hardy ana D. a. Hardy, uIa
vito, o.. %. Hardy auu Miriam NJ, Hardy. uI.
VITO. Joseph Iuu carlos Young and Alice
louus Doe wife, Don a.. Iutts. Jonathan e..
Nuylt William Co., s. rEuttH, Edward liHLardH.
Charles NsuhyWs nuu 600 Utah Commercial
Is Savings Hama % corporation, 1f, iu, ord
IU fne following described rcll estate, situatH,
lying and being iu safe lHac County, aud
described as iHI1Ws. ,o.WIl liliug part OF
Doe four NI, block seventy tyo lill, plut "A"
luiUwuat rururruf rIIu lot four 90 huu ruu.
uIue north twvUlysfUlr 800 flut, thence 0aft
ono hundred goo fees huuyH fOuth twenty.
fHur ..lI foot tHHugc WuHt one hundred 400
fUUt o. place of beginning being situate boz tHr
UIts and county of rUt Lake, Territory ID
UIlh. tl lut1.d HH tlu property OF oscar ~
HARDY and o.. A.. Hardy hH Wlle, J.. q. HARDY
auu NUHu ~. Hardy Hh w.in Joseph bon
Carlos luuHE auu A|lUr NJ Young. hH vile.
non U IuII#. Jonathan ~. Nuylr, William Il
Mar.etra. Edward Hiuharif, CHARLES MRtthoWa
and fup ufaH Commercial g savings UHuk. "a
CORPORATION. at Che Hmt0 of kiDu's savings BANK
& Iru#f Company q rHWuf4Uun,
i''''' hAr M BRIGHAM.
u. 3 Marshal.
Uy Juug d. CuWnrNl Deputy Marshal.
Dated ut salt Lake uly June lsth, 1884.
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RIO
GRLNDE
WESTERN
s s3as l,plr 10 Effect June Is, 1904.


tfngr salt Lake
SO. .aF0- Provo. Husham. wac.
aln4 aHI 90 points NHHl sos q. u.
$50 taFur Provo bfHHI junction
au1 aI points EiHl....a.... s.la D. m.
so .HIHr Provo. Manu-. aHu
tlI.ua ........ .......s 10000. ....... $3.50 r. W.
SO. sHrur Eureka rHI bingham, HU. u.
Mo-. aHlHr uHIoH Ht Nrf......... % Yp. DOB.
30 i-t1r J.ial aud GOO "cat.... l.l um.
trrI,r snit Lake.
SO l-rrlm prlgl. grl8I junction
uuI ih1 fHatts.sssss. .ss..s $50 @, u.
so -irlm Provo. GRAND Junction
HuI iEu Elft ,,........,ss. ~ .tl % m.
$50. 5=trum iUu hIm. Provo. Mauu
ralIna bud NafntCu, ......... f.fI %. u.
so. g-rf0m tufcga and T. uaHlm GOA. 90.
va lHif1m UEioa AMI tbH Wet. asa m
SO. t.trom OFiU0 and Che West, -.li 81. 90.
only line running W.uYTI Pullman la.s'a
uUuUIU Drawing Room F.vtrUu 60 uUuyrr fr
Grand Junction and Zoo hauH.s CITY and tlitas
gtvH colorado points, free rr0I.ulnf chair
,Hfs fa|t Lake tH uvnyrr. auI only luH rune
ming Pullman -ltturrH FU't lake 90 NAu Frau
cisco. hoclausot oiotg connections. tAfctH
fpUud ana comfort,
Ticket once, IS y. Ind South.
u. e. DODGE. WEuuY.
Gen. Manager, Gen. supL
J.IL lLNNErr. Con. r.&I.A
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Tho bu4fy Mining Company
NruIIUr is uIHIUN GIVES THAT ~
" meeting ul iHH board of directors of
TOO UIIH'N Mining Company, held ON che met
day u| hIHT, IrNl, uu HsHUHHHuut of tUrur 600
cent. per share wac IUFi.1 upon thn capital
to isalr Jeuumss. -e.rrt.f., at tHt Uuupanr'a
uu.rp. lu tHH uH.Hryt NaUuuaI Bru. UgIIiIUs.
=HIf IrN" tIfF. llH.
ADS Hf0. HUnu ul.rh fa.t aHfgssmrnt HLlN
r.muiu unpaid 900 Monday, July 4ul, ltHI. HnaU
become delinquent huH uu advertised tor Fa|H
au1 Uu'..H payment a made before. viii Hu
fHII HH UuHH" auction uu lnIHHHHF. IU.T Do
IsHt 40 ~ Ur'uU. tU.. Nt thr office uI Che rNHfu.
tors. fn U.F delinquent HHHr..uuut together
W|fI fHl UuHt of HUFrIUHHg LuI expense
of H..t Uy order uf 100 UUHri of nlFtUtIra.
l"hAU JENNiANH, suHY.
SAT- IAHu Cw Utah. uaY 4. lfgl
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cat2st Publications.

The Life Of Joseph smith, cloth, 1901
Leather gilt t,oo, Morocco silt, $50.
From kirkland 20 salt Lake, By jana. A.
Lille, % pages, cloth. Oilua.l ,isO. Leaihsr
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Covered natris, cloth Hack, o. 81 each. ti0oO
r0r duIu CIHh Bound, ti6l each, tiI.Ol Dor
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oopy additional.
story Of she Iiook Of Mormon, ~ rider
uourEu layn1iis, CLOTH, il.sl, cloth giIt 1901
ilali leather slL $3.50, Pull leather slt 800.
sunday school Hymn uook, contains an
ho Hymns used 10 The Schools 90 pages, ClotA
bound, postpaid, sc,
LSrEr aud small sire bibles In Leather
t1Oo i25l, $50 tgbO and tOJ.
NAiAN4 ana lNlllt hiheH Ia different styles,
ilustrA'oi frum tlOl On tisOl each
Sos. smith as Prophet, lecture de-
liyorul by Ei9r Andrew Joaa1n bs'urs ths
studouts' ''eloiy To- me social HAL, salt Lake.
Jan, o., I-li, s..
The Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
day saints, H. Priesthood Organization
uoguuc', ordinance, and uisi5fy. ~ Jobs
JaIlUH, iDs,
Tho second Coming OF che Messiah,
by %. 70. Roberts, o..
Analysts OF che nook OF Mormon, ~
Do, o. Roberts, ge,
The only way TO be saved, b. Lo,snls
snow, Be-
Glad TidIuzs OF Creat 10y. ~ ooorEs
Taaslala, De-.
Baptism for "a igcnission OF NIns, W
Il baptism Essential 60 SaIvatioBi 80
Article. OF raith, Small, iis.
Largo, o..
Postage mus, b paid oa Ga, ab5va
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estaic OF Hgnoy N.Ewsp, deceased
NTOTlUE o. HEEEHN GIVEN ~ THE
~ uudgrfisurI, Aeuuss McEwau. EN
urutrN 90 U.H IaHt will OF Henry NrEwuU,
deceased, 20 the rr0d.turs Df, and aI pgts0uH
having claims agaIuHi tnr Fal1 drCu. go, t0
exhibit them WiI thU necessary Vouchers.
within tHu muuiuH after lhc Ore. utilization .i
sac notice, 20 tho Hlii hHurHH HgLUuu. Ok
urutfN uI tUr IHHt viii uf ..II UrttH.gH. 40 NO
It Fourth street 100 salt Lake tIIF 900 Che
County % SAT- Lake, Territory 90 Utah
AGNENH NuIMAN.
I2ecutIN of the last VIII Of Henry MCLWar
lgCeuHuu.
Dated june Gtu, a, 10. lsHl
joins 81. tANNuN. Attorney Cor ENrHutrI 81
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THE pfopIc OF tho Territory of Utgh send
greeting To- DiWU. n. Darling. duigudgut
YOU AUE usGEnN REQUIRED 10 Az.
4 IHlr iu au action brought l.nius' fuu uJ
tuH above named rIHli.H boo tnU nHtlet Court
of tNu miro Judicial utuUt 90 tHr Territory
of Jtth, nud 10 an.wrI the complaint l.ud
therein within zen dave IUs..uHFU OF tIC day
uf HDnIHuI Hfrr lnc rrffl.u uu YOU W ihit
summons f served Within tfH county ur %
f1r,rd uutoi uuH county, hnl in Nlt DISTRICT
within twenty uhya .uihCrWlH Geo WItHIutlUI uhNa
aH. r Judgment UN default N.II Hv taken against
you. according tn ihg PRAYER VI HHii COMPLAINT
INr HuIu BHuuu DO brought Go hFFH decree
OF ti.. court dIssOItIus Coo uuuta ut matuWUuy
existing between tIr ullHiu aud defendant.
awarding Wf p'Hiuih Hu.h portions ri ihf
UrUpsfiy as may De Ilst hll equitable eni1ln
iuF Hui Restraining tIr defendant from dHUo 81
Iua of nr rUUuUHUrInE Iu any WUy tuu property
HH described Boo Che comp 1lut requiring lhv
pliS um i5f s5ura.e, Of iba aeuon.
counsel ices Hui temporary aImouY for usU OF
u'uuu1 curing prudcnrY uf ihit action and
MONO ZOO ViJ '.auu O Davidson hul such
other and general relief aH may HU rluuHH.U
Huu |U"i. ABOVE Irl'I prAlru luI uu tNu
VruY0uafuu hnH treat q uIaHutu iu such rtuu',
Iuhrm1r Huu brutal way Hs 90 cause uHf grUat
bodily HuTUuuE ana mental anguish ana die
trrsa Ittt defendant has refused DO provide
plaintiff with one common utrUaauurH Of life
and tUHf Cor more than one year Inft uhst de.
fguatHt NaH rufa.g1 90 maintain marital rOla.
IuuH with U|linNN
Nuiyou arU uUryHy notified hatu son fsU
On uunHar aud answer tIr Hg|i complaint a6
above required. che Hllf UlHtuUu will HupIY 90
tHr court Tor tho rUIIrt demanded therein
NIursH thr Ron. samuel a. Merritt. Judge.
and ino Huul uf iUU District court
uf tur INIrt Judicial District.
IsIALI in aud flr tho Territory Of Utah.
tna lrl day ~ day, ln tic year
~ our Lufi ono thousand eight
hundred hud ninety four.
DAVID q. uUNuAt, ClUFk.
Nv Gro. ID. LOOMS. uCputy
tuIUEl n turmii, attorneys Tor ulHiuUH.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only Tine TllHIls lBO
Through Fast Trains daily I
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EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No. . leaves Ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive 90 Pueblo
6Is IN, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1850 AIM.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 1870 pm,
Salt Lake a.s5 p,mu arrive 90 Pueblo
Eg5pImu Colorado Springs $500 PM
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C1nuoc Ions made a. Pueblo Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lluol cast
Elegant day coaches, chair cars aud Pull
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AssEssMENT NOIICE.

North p8luf Consolidated Irrigation Go.
Location of once and principal place of UusI.
nee. cullen lUtU|. West Z" Huuu south
street, sails Lake CITY, IlRh
NOTICE I7 HEREBY GIVES THAT AT
n urHrHIur meeting % tur Hoard uf Direct.
or OF sHII company held uu tHv 4.HI day uf
May l-HI, afsuf.Wuut Nu. 0. ut HUNyu per
ppuIt ur 90 nguis poo share, was LEVIED un lhu
capitol stock ul lHu corporation. PAYABLE Uu
HIHHI.aI I-HI, Iu fHu HtUltiHry, at tHu once ui
Che company, room Hfr cullen Hotel MrHt
Second South r'rvnl -a't llEH t|U. lUU
Territory. amy took upon which tNH aH.UHHr
urU. HUai remain unpaid uu saturday Iuuu
...H. I-Hl, will Nr delinquent aud advertised
IHT fIIy ut ruU|. auction AND UuItHH payment
Ia mHtu before. Wll b" cold uu monday. IU.y
..IH. IHNI. HIa u.u. Utk Do. W.t tu TIF IUH I..
NuUHtUI ".yHsW.uf, together with lhu yuHIH ui
uIEtTHE|uE HUI expenses of 0a'H.
lIg order off tu1 Hoard uf uFHu.Ufa,
hhIulE lAU SONS. -Drv.
tG Wet second NUgtl So, saI, LAKE CITY
Utah. I1y 90 .sli.
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NOTICE FOR PUBuoATioN-TlMsER
CULTURE.


COMPLAINT HAVING BEES ENTERED
Y nt thia omco boy james Il Blum tTtIuH B.
as 90 Timber culture Entry No. I8l. dated
March l0th I-1I upon the D.. tf A. M. +. and
We ~ o. q, section %, Township b.
HluFo W, In alt lake County. Utah, vItH q
Wow 90 tho eaucclat on " said crIrg, CON.
tcitant alleging that GcorEc q Ward H.a not.
and h1s not caused forest trees. uoC arUIs ur
Csti'uFFt o be planted upon sand land dur.ns
ulr D. 10Th, lsll, 20 March 10Th. lsI' AMI dil
NOT. aud dIi moi cause any forest trees, tree
seeds 0r cuttings % boz planted upuu ahIi land
CuHuE fUn fourth year from date 10 nIa entry,
be-. from March tn, isaI, TO march i0tr. l-li
and BALD failure continues 90 date Roof 900
cold parties ore hereby summoned ip HuurHr
Hf IHI4 once on the lNth day u Juno. 1920 aI
D. O'Clock t.ms 90 respond and furnish tcBu.
mnHH concerning FHli alleged fHI uHH
WTL.rH 6 CuAuNIUh. UlHIN HNpn,
Attorney Tor contestant Register.
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HC16rd
FoR
Supreme Excellence,
TO THE
PUTNAM
- HOT FORCED AND
-'a-a1a----uAMMEL POINTED HORsn
NAILS.

Attic WORLDS Columbian Exposition
a. Chicago. s. medal aud diploma word.
cd. "supfemo excellence la material.
method in manufacture, nni qualify u
finished produce. elasticity ami smooth.
mes. combined with holding power iu
cl.uch. IL allows thc use ot worry small
nails"
There IL soothing beyond aHnTcna rNsolIcnca
nor Do thoro anything g1mprst' iu hurfe nA.!
,rrtpt tHs material from uHI.n 10 f made q.
sfHr method 0f manufacture" SOD quality -
Gull hUd product" futuau hHliHt NF ihsir
"oIatuG.ty." rIye surHuy Co fhu expansion aui
contraction 70 the boot while iIn horse H ln
motion Nv their 'tmUuilur.s.' uH u0i en-.
lsrHe thr nail EIirH u tNr hHHa Wills tucif
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tHH hardest UHfrICH unui worn H1h
~ tHu "uHH uf email nhIIf' IsrFn holes arc
avoided and money saved o. fHH aultA
IhuH 10 will uH Htuu that ilu u".IaH on No
Wor'ds Columbian EtuuHiuHH rroogn g
what qualities gu tuWaIu up good lur.' nlii
add nat only tTH "Iutulul' contains thuta hah
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LEGAL NOTICE.
lu Che Probate UU4u iu and for s1|t "a
County. Territory Of Jnn

Zoo Che Probate Ou4ft Iu and for A1|t laa0
County Territory Of Utah
Ia tlo matter of tho estate OF Thomas Mr
LgNluI, deceased,
NOTICE l- HEREBY NlNEN THAT
~ Thomas MelHIHuu 1uu EIWHTi 50 aUl.
an administration. uf tNU vHUiu NJ thomas
NrIUI.U1. fe.HHUUi U.EU ru#IuUri Coz zoe.
u,mruL.u H'od iu aa.d court tnU. nual ag.
count OF their aImIuIHUfuIluu % aa.' estate
HHH UuHuIH 81. luHI Distribution OF
IHH residue Uf bald rHtHtU nmuns
tHr rHunrr rHuuoi thereto, auu tHli
Iu..Iig. tNU l.iu uHy UI July, s.. Do. ls'.
90 INurIHrk o. m, no tur Court uulm ~ rlil
uur.. I'M tUr County Court uHu.H, Nat l1ko
t.ir HnI County. tf.u IcrHtlg, hHH nuru
tHy appointed UE thU Judge ui aid court GOO
INH HUHIrmUu. NJ HIII I""IHHl uul UUlfIu#
a.l petition Cor distribution, ut which 5000
HuI place uUE UUTsHu Interested 900 HHl tHs4H.
maF appear suf chow .au.U. DO any iNuf0 .r
WHY slIi account should uuI Dol settled 1uf
approved aul uuu Distribution mu'1 us Yrhye,
fU|.
Dated IuHJ luh, l.ll
o. s.. WIiOY,
J.Url Ui fhr Probate Court
Ur u q. IhCa. uUuuts
EoHuou, Maubau.N Ira Hoy, Hu0fHyTH.
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music.

Tho improvements Association SONG
HOOK, contains collection % original
and selected rlngs aud hymns, cot TO music b.
Professor D.. Ho1slsy. s5yony-slylt pages Of
elioIco music, postpaid SOC.
H. s. Union Music Boob, postpaid, 500
Primary Tune Hooh, no, v.uoa, postage
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-13

Ludwig's throne chair was to have
been Worlds Fair exhibit, but like
every other extravaganza of its de-
parted owner. proved but an element
Of discord among all who had anything
to do with it. As consequence it now
exists only in detached and costly frag-
ments, like the isolated limbs of some
modern statue to the golden god of
vanity, deprived of Bion to weep over
them. For democracy will not play
the part of Niobe when tears are to be
shed over the departed state of kings
In this old age of the nineteenth cen
fury popular ignorance on the subject
of thrones is appropriately dense, in
spite of the fierce light POLITICALLY
charged with the irreverence of beat
ing upon them,
Thus Queen Victoria's subjects, to
cite the leading nation among mon
arches, are almost universally un-
aware that the royal lady is entitled
to take her seat in trinity of thrones.
AS queen of Great Britain she occupies
the chair upon which fortunes have
been spent and which, hidden beneath
cloth of gold and elevated upon dais
of four steps, lives in the history of
human glory as the throne of England.
AS queen of Ireland there is reserved
for her in the Dublin palace of the lord
lieutenant semblance of the sham
rock wreathed seat that Emmett apos-
trophized on the scaffold as the couch
of Erin's kings. 1t is now nothing
more than semblance, for Ireland
real throne has never been occupied
but by Irelands real kings. Tradi-
ton has il that the royal chair was
spirited away as long ago as the time
of that English Henry who, according to
the rhymes that any of your acquaint-
Rnce can repeat, Laid Ireland low"
Be this as it may, there exists n
throne, carved of oak and gilded lib
orally, which bears the ensign of the
harp and is tapestried in green Over
1t is wealth of canopy and cloth of
gold. Whenever it is rumored that
Englands sovereign proposes visiting
the sister kingdom this reserved seat
of royalty is put in readiness for her
majesty.
There is theoretically an imperial
throne reserved for her majesty at the
various Indian courts, but practically
nothing of the sort exists.
Returning to the throne of England,
that costly article may be said to have
multiple existence. For there are
numerous canopied chairs scattered
through the royal palaces IN which the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-13

The stimulus from the suns direct
rays and that arising from the fric-
ton of the fresh air causes increased
activity in the capillaries supplying
the surface with blood. When this
stimulous is continued for any con-
siderable time these vessels become
gorged, and minute portions OF the
blood force their way into the layer
Immediately under the epidermis, or
outer skin. 1t is the presence of the
red corpuscles OF blood which gives
the rudy flesh tint seen through the
outer skin. At the same time the
sweat glands and oil glands, whose
function it is to lubricate the surface
and keep it moist and cool, becomes
exhausted by overstimulus;the outer
SKIN gets hard and dry, and soon be-
gins to peel off in the familiar way,
taking the minute particles of extrav-
asated blood along with it. Direct
sunlight also has darkening effect
upon the actual coloring pigments
OF the skin. but this action il dis
tinct from actual tanning. and mani
tests itself in the form of freckles.
The permanent bronze or ruddiness
OF complexion seen in sailors and
travellers in hot counties is the re-
suit of long continued combina-
ton of the two processes.