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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27

ess, Mrs. Edward Toby, Jr.
A glimpse of summertide, Wit
its accompaniment Of June roses
Sill come with the Rose Ga
vote. danced by Misses Ray
mond, Shaw, Jones and Mrs Her
bert Woods; Messrs Cartis, Nspier
Green and Edgar Ragland Th'
girls will wear dainty empire gown'
OF soft shades, with rose laden hats
Patroness, Mrs. W. K Dupree,
These are but tenth of Tho
dances, including only the full
grown butteih es. The beauty Of
The fete will be the children and
misfes, who, with the abandon OF
youth, give themselves over entirely
10 the graceful movements Special
agreements have been made to
Rave iiae calcium light fleets.
MRS. RoTAN COMPLIMENTS Mics
DYCKMAN
Dinner dances, which have OBJ
talned 80 largely IN metropolitan
circles during the past two years,
are among the most pleasant tuuc.
tions Of our season, Here they are
converted into tea dances, losing
none of their charm; in fact, the
cir OF Formally Nhicn ever clings
10 dining being abs'nt at these
pretty aft Airs, additional pleasure is
gained
An elegant evert Of this order
was given on Tuesday evening,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Potan opened
their palatial home to chosen few,
the guest OF henor being Miss
Dyckman, OF Oiange, n. J who
IL visiting her sister, Ms Dickson.
The tea guests we're Misses Dyck.
man, Goodrich, Friend, Slifarane,
J fferson, Harris; Messrs. Ramsay,
ID ckey, Gilbert Hay, Marshall, NJ
Duke.
AT 8 o'clock they were ushered |
into the spacious dining room, with .
IT. carved panels of polished wood,
ana complete and suuptuoas ap.
The danssk covered |
able was overlaid with exquisite
ioi,les, embroidered with clusters Of
lowers, tied With piuk lows knots;
,ere and there a bunch of pink
;srnatlons lay carelessly. In the
'enter, from bed of pink carna-
ions, rose large calyx shaped
lower holder reaching almost TO the
chandelier, filed with pix carna
ions and growing oxalis. Broad
link satin ribbons tied this beausi.
u center piece, the ends bsing car
led to either end of the table, there
o encircle Venitian vases of SINH.
ar form, filled with the pink beau.
les. From the crystal chandelier
ables of smilax fell aud were
aught at the table corners. Two
mirror mats bore cut glass bowls OF
toilets, completing tine floral decor
lions of the table. The baronial
nantel extending nearly the entire
ength of the room, was banked
With ferns and carnations; pink
hades over the many lights i'm
arted rosy glow to the room,
erfeuting the color scheme.
Menu.
Bouillon.
Turbot a la creme.
Potatoes.
Croqlette. Petit Poins.
Tokay.
Chicken Salad.
Sailed Almonds. Olives.
Tutti Frutti cream.
Cake. Bon Bous.
Coffee.
At nine Me.srs. and Masd smes
ester Fort, Shear, Trlplett, w.
'. Davis, Dixon, Edward Toby,
nd Messrs. Walter Fort and ,
reusted reinforced the guests and
Ne dance began. The vast hall,
it'll it's ingle hooks and polished
oor, made an ideal ball room. The
'ddy glow from the open fire lent
'diance to the faces of the dane.
8, and as they wsxed mercier J
odern dances were tabooed and t
els and quadriiles were trippsd ,,
the light hearted pleasure seek :
g amid peais of unrestrained
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
THE EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 27. 1894.

/. of the sprlogtide flowers; hyscinth'
, n arcissi, and creamy roses, mlnglec
with ferns and smilax, made al
artistic setting for the delicious
menu which vas served The
"doves" were Misses Brooks,
Williams, Ora aud Birdie ulgg'n
son, Minnie Johnson. NJ Lendon,
Pace, Gllispie, Matte Jones,
Dyckman, 5 fl .raus.
MISS RAYMoND's CARD PARTY.
Miss B. Raymond enter aioed
most asantly at whist on Tues
day evening. The pretty priz s
won by Miss Baker and Mr.. Claude
Jones, Of Memphis. A draw for
the BOBBY resulted il victory tor
Miss Fordtran and Mr.. Coke. An
elegant supper was served at /
O'Clock. NJ $50 RAYMOND Vas q
charming hostess to NJ sses Hubby,
White, Shav, Parker, Fordtran,
Neal, Garner, Brooks, Conger,
Baker; aud Messrs. Alien, Coke,
Patton, Connor, G. E. Il .g'and,
Plunkett, Cornish, Wheeler,
Cooper. Napier, Parkinson, Use,
Neil.
A COMPLIMENTARY GERMAN.
Mr.. Ike May field arranged de-
lightful german, which waN given at
the residence of Mr.. VIII M lrlin on
NOrth Fifth street. The IF sir was
complimentary TO Miss jamie Back,
Of HlIlsboro. NJ &. Johnson made
a most agreeable hostess 10 the fol-
lowing guests Misses Mamie
Bacon, Josie Faryner, Mamie
Robinson, jamie Bnck, Pauline
Reisner, Pc. Hansel, Adeiia Rsis
ner, Ola Patterson. Jimmie Butler,
Myrtle WORKMAN and Jennie Hillin;
Messrs. J. j. Wheatly, Charlie Via
cent, Iks May field, Nsth Patten,
Joel Stratton, Joel Bryant, Fred
Tenant, John Martin, Lse Bailey,
hugo Robinson and VIII Martin.
NE ttkhAI REM y
Music lovers will have a treat
nighl in the R.meuyi con
cerl Tne attractive programme
speaks for itself:
/. Piano solo" March from
Taunhaaser" w agner. Lisz.
Signor D. Rlva Berni.
.. Song-"Caro nome from
Rlgoletto'. ..... Verdi
Miss Adrenne Rsmenyl.
3. Violin soo-Aucaote and
Finale from Violin Con
cerlo, ......M endelss Dan
Eiouard kemenyi.
4. Piano solo-(.) Spinning Song,
"Ls Fuenle" ..... Lltolff
(b) "Valse Cnromauque"
...... .....,...... GODDARD
Signor De Rlva Berni.
). Violin solos--(.) "Romapza
Andaluza" ..Sarasate
(o) "MAzarka" 3 hA, Chopin
Edouasd Remenyl.
5. English song. ,..... Selected
Miss Adrienne Kemenyi.
I. Violin solo--''Fantasia"
$500. $3.50 fa8anlul
Eiouard Remenyi.
3. Observation-Disclosures" ;
......... Schubert ,
Arranged for soprano, piano and
violin.
Miss Adrienne Remenyi, Signor De ;
Riva Berni, Eiouard Remenyi.
MISS WINTERS GERMAN.
In hoaor of Miss Annie Winters {
fifteenth birthday, the Winter {
mansion, on Columbus street, was
N fete on Friday afternoon and
'vening. From 4:30 until re. a
eption was held, Miss Winter |
eceiying her guests in a beautiful l
White silk gown. The young hos y
ess was assisted by Misses Freda
ackson, Lula Carroll, Champe I
iabank and Annie Rotau; Mes. :
ames Winter and w. "A. Howard. :
The decorations Of the spacious
eception rooms were symbolical
t the springtids Of life, of which
4 So Annie is just now in full EN-.
,yr,opf Eeovn,. x,,o
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27

WIN luil Tu III ~ OF Wlue loOcS lHe
wide SHRED belt aud round neck
finished with bands Of silver aud
pearl passementerie. Silver clip.
pers and fan of painted gauza com
pleted the dainty toilette.
The evening guests included Misses
Jackson, Carroll, Eubanks, Rntau,
Hubby, S NTH, Johnson, M w,
Plunkett, Dag, Of Austin, Garner,
Parker, Nj Adge Williams; Mes'rs.
Plunkett, Mattox, Nolop, Warren
Robinson, Hugh McLler don, B"sx.
ton, Sam Caruthers, d Gurley,
Malcolm Early, Cooke, S.ratton,
+ .rle, Burroughs, Smith, MOI;
Mesdames George Clark, Eugene
Early, Row and, Brockenborough,
Hownd, Lindsey; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. M .ssey.
MRS. s..AYDEN's MATINEE WHIST.
Men are prone to think that
functions from which the masculine
element is excluds ID are dat, stale
and Improbable. y Their minds
would have ben disabused of this
erro eous idea could they have en-
tere the beautiful domain of Mrs.
Stok .ley w. Sayden on Thursday
afternoon.
Twenty four mattons went deep
into the rclence Of whist, and so
skilled were they in the art that
niue came in for the first prize.
The nine contestants cut fer the
priza. NJ asdames Mayo aud Wood.
saId tied; second cut won the
victory for Mrs. Mayo, and as
souvenir Of her prowess she will re-
tain handsome silver aud crystal
card receiver. Mrs. Wood yard re-
csived the second prize, beautiful
book.
The suite of reception rooms
we're artistically adorned with pink
carnations and profusion of
smlaX, this same decorations obtain
ing in the dining room, whore the
choicest viar d, were served, the
guests gathering about the elegantly
table in an informal man
ner. Each guest received dainty
souvenir card. decorated with
pressed seaweed.
The matinee wal rendered to the
of the Matinee Whist
club, which disbanded in the early
part of the season, and was a pretty
conferred by one of the
most gracious social leaders of the
city.
AMONG THE CLUBS.
Clubs are usually organized for
The advancement of some particular
object and evidence of good attained
~ and through them is seen on
avery side. In reading over the re-
ports of social and club events, from
other cities, we note that thorough
account of the work, and synopsis
If the papers is granted to the re-
porter, and it makes very pleasant
md interesting reading TO the ones
y no are, from various reasons. shut
'ut from membership. We have
,lubs galore here, but their tendency
S to be exclusive, when it comes to
he newspaper fraternity. One
,lub,a newly organized one, declares
hat it's meetings shall not be chron-
cled in the papers. and the others
,egrudge the scantiest items.
1t was my pleasure to read very
Iever paper prepared for leading
Tub by one of our most brilliant
Dung women, and when | asked if
might not give synopsis of it,
N expression of horror came over
Ter face aud she informed me that
8 "was club property" and should
he allow me- the privilege, she
would be disgraced in the club. "
If course club rules must be ob-
erved, but it strikes me that it is a
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS

David Downs, the veteran bostman, is
In town.
Oflcer Murphy has been confined to his
home seven weeks.
Lyons Delaney & Co. sent can OF coffee
to the station Saturday night.
May Temple, Tythian Sisters, gave a
bean supper Saturday evening.
One man arrested for drunkenness Sat-
urday night had s96 In his pos session.
Leroy v. Cannon made trouble at the
Rescue Mission Saturday night and was
arrested.
Tower Post will attend the open meet
ing OF Ballou Post OF Central Falls to-
morrow evening.
The advertisement of the Boston and
Providence Clothing Store will be found
on the third page.
John Wilson, sr. Of this city and Miss
Mary Ann Wood OF Lincoln have filed
marriage intentions.
James f. Mullen OF Fall River, formerly
OF this city, and family are visiting Capt.
Joseph Mullen OF this city.
Martin f. Moriarty OF Park street is the
recipient os congratulations on the occa-
sion to his household yesterday ola young
son.
An adjourned meeting OF the school
committee will be held this evening
when the High School matter will be
considered.
Deshy Brothers have an elegant line OF
Faster novelties which they are Offering
at the lowest prices. See their "ad" on
third page.
BE sure and visit the store OF w. II. Nc
Dewitt & Co., II you want fine clothing.
Their advertisement will be found on the
third page.
Timothy Sullivan, the well known polo
player, has been entertaining guest for
a few days that has come to stay. II is
little daughter.
Mrs. b. Sexton and daughters, who were
absent for the past two month visiting
relatives In Philadelphia, returned home
yesterday morning.
Peter Duffy OF Cleveland street will
sail Thursday for Ireland on a pleasure
trip. He will bring home an Irish setter
dog for OfiiS1 McGlone.
A party OF Pawtucket sports went down
TO Bullock's Point yesterday and, digging
sufficient clans for feast, roasted them.
Nothing was left, but the shells.
The funeral OF Daniel b., son OF Deacon
Jabal Patt, took place this afternoon at 3
O'Clock from Park Place Church. lie died
at Westfeld, Mass, Thursday, after a
brief illness.
Hayward's Rubber Store will announce
in tomorrow's TRIBUNE that ladies' may Sc
cure a reliable macintosh for s1.5O. 1t Is
apparent that cost cannot be realized in
selling them at such a ridiculous price.
George e. Lombard, who has served the
local Y. Nj. c. A. for some time past as
assistant secretary, left today for Taunton,
where he will take charge OF the new
association which has just been esta blished
there, acting In the capacity OF the Gener.
al Secretary.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
36-inch Cot ton.

A bale in Saturday containing
1908 yards of SO inch wide I'm
bleached Cotton, you can't know
the value until you see it, DC yard.
Infants Bibs-A superb as'ort-
ment now on sale at sc, SC, l0c,
IL 1-2c, tic, 20c and 25c.
Opening this week of our Spring
Hosiery. Ladies' fast black Hose,
dyed by II, rmsdoff; this is suffi-
cisnt guarantee of the color, 2
thread. with double heel and toe,
25c. 40 guage, with double sole,
25c.
Every number we carry is the
best that can be found at the
price.
Ladies' Fancy Hose, with fast
black and tan boots, IL lie pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19

Business Is booming at McElroy a
Moneys. The latest goods at the lowest
prices does II.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Luby took
place this morning from her late resi-
dence on Lawn avenue. A high mass OF
requiem was celebrated at st. .,Mary's
Church by Rev. Father McKenna. and
burial took place at st. Francis cemetery.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
Easter Gloves.

Ladies' Silk Taffeta Gloves,
grey. black and assorted tan
shades, an elegant assortment, at
25c and SOC.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, new shades,
in 4-bntton and Shook, at 81 pair,
warranted.
Look over our Wrapper De-
partment. Wrappers at SOC, 69c,
CSC and 81 25, that are surprising
values.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
Mems Shirts

Gents Night, Laundered, Un-
laundere', Working, Dress, Flan-
mel and Soft Outing Shirts, in fact
everything in Mems Shirts you
can find on our counters at the
bottom prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
TIE WEATHER.
ALMANAC ros MONDAY, MANOR

ALMANAC ron MONDAY. MARoB 10
sus RIsEs........ hoos sSrs. =. ( % AN
fSs SsoTa s1fs Or b11.. q FULL SEA 10 q s ss
Forecast for Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont, Slight showers; south
winds For Massachusetts,. Rhode Island
and Connecticut; Generally fair; south
winds; slightly warmer 10 interior
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
Shoe Department,

ShSc A>CkoA SAnohS,
We have about 72 pairs of
Ladies double sole boots, in lace
OF button, doHgola tips, that we
have sod all season at 81 20 a
gair; We will close out this lot at
31.50 a pair.
Child's fine dongola. patent tip,
spring heel, sizes 5, 8 and 8 TO IL,
that are wrrth 81 and $1,25 pair;
we DO no intend to keep these
shoes in stock as we have mum.
ber of other lines at the same
prices. Will close out this lot at
75c for 5 to 8, and SIC for 8 TO II.
Mems Shoes-We are receiving
our spring goods every day and
we will have the best lines Of
Shoes at $1.50. s198, $2.58 and
SO that have been shown in this
city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
RADIK|N & c00NEY,
TRINITY soUAHD.


Every shoe in MORE Silk, Toe.
New fancy Silks for waists at
81 ysrd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-05

thfoo years ago, and ever sirce toe
boon almost speechiess and partly para.
iyEld. lie ue1t enst slme time ag
aud was irulted in the hlsriinls U
KauBla Ciiy AMI Denvor but returned
no IuiH city two weeks ago with ht
health It'll impaired. The feielhnr
say the direct ctuso of enc sL.u.iu
wac tnc rc'uaal OF Mre Ben. on 90 lIy.
with her husnand.
THO practice Of low agIoaa the Dos.
shyH tue san Francisco throHlft o..
not q very tl.as1u Profession wutf
lfWyrrs inbU az fh' guuurl OF iutu
clients ana Try Co Hr'il. thrifIiNrfpurr.
with blood. Lawyer Fry ctmu vttt
near having ihr toy ainls luaI blown
90 on Muui y afternoon by Attorney
N milton, vino iuttrYuapI 900 objection
% a question by pokiug "a bulldog pi.tu.
into tuu face no opposing counsel Nr.
Hamilton rfg1. t1 ruI Nr uIEu.r.
however, nud 900 cIuHtVutucu Lawyer
Fry GOT away wtu uis lIe uuI
btuIs.u chuCH Tho uw occurred
curing the taking Ii iuU deposition uf
the defendant BOO "a divorce case. Ham
iltYn aud hIB client lc't lur room, GEO.
we're followed DO tine door by Fry.
the former suddenly turned uud gsvr
his opponent blow on tine law which
staggered him. Ffy was nbIut Go ft-
tutu tUo blow, whvu Hamilton drew o.
ulg revolver nud then thvrr was O.
scattering 90 lawyer. The pistol was
taken from him aud hu wins ara Ustrd on
a charge 0f battery ard exhibiting %
deadly wpHpou. lie save uunIs anu
vas released from custody. The taking
o. tLr uHUUsItuua will DC continued
H mH other IH".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-05

Ana in accordance with law HrH tHr urIof ut
uo Hoard 0f urI.iuH made yl Goo seventh
psn,i 6i' s.I't .s lias fs rs.5s.sry. w'0fb6
cold "a tHp once Of Go secretary, 1t t1usutl.
ton IuiTIHH. .a.I lH.r t.tI. Utah. uu Nuu
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Win ma ross Of 1tciTtss.ag 600 gaUguse OF
talH. W. MA DO. Hr.luilfT.
uMgs. room -u Constitution bu.ii1s, SAT-
Lhtg city, Utah.
A. o. msouar ~ tsr board of directors ~
thu sewer Mining 1uu uII Iuf t1mrHuU tc.d
uu ho sath dHy ~ November, ls1.. tHH cato iUr
ultii t6e % ilr of december. lsll. az. b. lI..
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a. mceuHguf tHs board 0f dH,ri0rI of mo
nttf M.tinE anI MI'IuE i0mUfun bg'd un
of 600 above sf1rE was pIttnHrrI until 30
on. II No January, lai. 1' 800 H no Che
W. uENuE
NtauUruug of tHr board uf director. OF che
Sewer NWUg g. willing lnurluUt hrli uu iar
..IHdsy Uf IHHIlrf, IsIi tHc dH.H fHr the cole
oay of NalHu. 1884, 90 . o. DOB, 90 $40 above
MJ urAriF.
Secretary.
amgraur Of thr hosri of director. OF go
.HH Hly ~ FEBRUARY. i,Il fHH lotto Cor lbg fa.r
uf IHr GLOVE stock wac .HHHUt uuHI IUu
'.iH 1ar of March, l.'i utl b. u ut thu above
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touU. Nu.u. a. HUHuE Company bold 1U luH
of on. HH|rH .fH.a W.. DID" U"uo1 until che
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TRUSTEES SALE

NTruIHIh-. T a. ULuE ANp HATTIE
w e. U.uHuU |HU Dec day co.'s IHuuaTH. IrHH,
executed aUI delivered tI tNU IATNH tIns.IU
Mortgage ruHI company ibc.rurumiHHH.F uI.u
iIT Goo "uW H' U.fN. NNNNIta NNn lHtUi| .INn
purpose no HUHuru. IHH payment ul HuI1 % fn
uuu 90" interest N"r.|uf Che HHlI O. D. NIuu
HnI uWug lNug. .H vito, executed and dy
uNHrUuIu james 10. Bacon, iruHtrr. fHuIr rUr.
ulu uu.t decd upon IH" iuUuWIH" lHH"lHut
property, HItUWtII H I.U county of rHt Lake
and Territory u. Utah fHHtH
begin one .l|I 200 H..lHi ilrn lhrl.l cufngr
sBlt lHEu 600" .HrtrEf rlH thence south twenty
80 rode. lr0'N '.I ... aNI one AIl Nsl
wet sI. aUl Ono NIIi .... I.IH llu place ui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-05

ln tHo District C1ud, 200 hn1 Tor thc Third ju.
IIral uuturt OF iuh Territory, County
OF Halt Lake

""f.u n .tuf rNNt iIalniNs
Joseph 90 smh. Helcsea % smith. u. H.
ia.oD'H Cooperation ngi5nisut.
ur r,ole of ,rc T,rr'.y Of Utah ,cni
.w.9 3. D.. a9oeuaa,r 90 Matthew, aud
.1i DOB. '|N Corporation.
WOO Aul uEatHN UEpuiuEp TO ~.
I..r D.. au action brought haAiHft yuu Hf
t.. n.uIr ns.ri rih'ui'H boo thg uHul.t court
ui iNr lI.ft iull.a. uHuIUt ut 800 Territory
W0fUm within tcH iIgH .oAr.uuyu of the dsy
"l ."'NiUH| Hf'Hf tnu service un fou uf tu's
served Quo ul tuia county, uut in ihs district
WIt.Il twenty days nihHfWise within forty days
HUr IudENgni hg default Will De- taken against
loh .g1illhs tn 'hc rrnlrr ot shld complaint
HFIsust defendant JufonH 10 Smith. ln the sum
ui Hiiils with interest tom lch. %, lFlt, az w
lgr cent per anrum. for 500 Attorney fee and
tUHH q Hut, alleged 90 tO due on a certain
u.uUI. HuIi unies executed HY Hali defendant
DO uIAlutid. aug 20 lsll, Tor ti,il with Interest
wholly UNPAID ave interest 90 fou. -, iceland
being occurred hy mortgage ot oven date on
PROMISES ltrcIu1itvf described, executed 10y
defendant smith to ulhiuUn 90 have claims u
plalHuls lien 90 have said muuEate fore.
closed sud alii pfgmiHca cold, aud uructc1s
iuat defendants lc barred aud furcclnsod Of All
claim uI interest lu HIIi premises that plain
in have general execution Tor any un'
uHil hlIlntn anu tnr other relief
HIII ufum.r# ore described ua fuliuwf
tuWt. The n % 90 l0i 0, block Dr., plat -,
500 lllu tIiT 7lhrFi commencing hi tho
d o. corner ut 500 iot, ana running thcnrp 3,
iU fuHH. thence ", Do rode thence r. DO rods.
and tIruCn O. Do rods tn beginning, situate ia
RAFT Lake CITY anu county, ttlh Territory
AMI YUu ore hereby Moulded thni 30 you ial
tu HUItir and answer The Hald complaint ~
above required, tho slld plaintiff Will arply 10
tnC Court Cor tho rcllct demanded therein
Wtugla thc Hon. samuel s. Merritt, Judge,
and Che Hra of tuC district court uf
Che Third Judicial District in aud
IHLAL Cor the TrulturY OF Utah, thia lst
dHy of March, To- the year NJ our
tufd ono thousand eight hundred
aud ninety four.
DAVID e.. uusuiu CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-05

Tho People of tHs Territory of tuH ftnd
.fUuuu. in I.HIH uH.Iiau. defendant.
N.uy fUI IFU.Ul NTutiUED 10
HUUrlf In 900 r.H.u HTIuFHf IrIIuH FOu
H. fHu HHHIU U..UI UIIIHU. H GOO uIaifHrt
tUur Uf uo IHrI IuIriaI District 90 ITO
Territory uf ltH. .uI OBJ HuHHFH fHr .Im.
O.. .iut nIrI therein H..UIHtou HnrH IUEUIu.fr 81
tUUla uI HUrN.... .I.HI tHu arIEIHH 900 you 90
900 suwmuuH#I HUr.yi within tHIH county.
dalHt Otherwise within forty flTHH1f iuds.
u Uut NI default 5000 N" tlNUu H..Iust fuu nU.
,Hri'uF tn Che HfaIrr 20 Hifl complaint
tHH said action NIHuaH. o. HHhH o. decree
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NOTICE ~ UEHFm GIVEN THAT
n William a, u0a-itHr and Hamilton %.
park. administrators Ni lHu estate of John T.,
luvtb, deepa8el have rendered. llr settle.
mont aud nlud iu said court tutir luhl account
ut thur .1wIuislrhuHn uf Hal1 CHiutO ind De.
uti0n fuT final dlsiflhutuu ut ihr residue Of
fHIH Ostutr among the uu.tnus entitled ihr Cto
lagcordIue Go Hgrermtuf hgtHCDu the hors OF
sal1 dccpnsedl and that rIdgy, Che lllh dHy of
Apr.l. A'n $3.50. 90 90 u'rlurk o.. noe. 90 thu ruUFt
room Of tu.d court, boz tho County Court House,
Nppu Gully appointed hE iHn Judge of HllI
court Tor iho settlement of Htd account Hud
hcRuur sali UnIuUu Or dtHgluuHn. az which
uWn HUd ilaue any ptfHtu Interested in Haiu
estate may appear Hnt chow rHuac.I f any thrru
Do, why Iiu account HhuuIu uIt ue etUcl uuI
approved and nnul dittrlut.un made 40 prayed
fur
dated April iih, 1904
no. s. MELODY.
CLERK Of the Probate Court
By F.JACE, Deputy.
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Manufacturer and do1lcr in all kinds
Of Metallic. Wood aud cloth Covered
Colius aud Cask,ia.
Hull limo OF conn FuTu'shlnga KEEP,
constantly on hand,
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly hlloi.
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Factory and Wa0ruams 40 2ll T.. 81
g0ulh, ~ blockb east OF lhoal0r
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order TO show cause Mnggrir- ot sale OF re-