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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

Colonel G. c. Fahn OF Dallas was here
Friday and Saturday shaking hands
with his many friends.
Miss Winnette Barnes OF Ladonla is
here this week, the guest of Miss Bet
tie Stetler.
Miss Eva Hadley Of Cloburne is visit
ing AIRS. N. o. Brlckey this week.
Andrew Mclean Of Fort Worth was
here during the week with relatives.
Miss Bette King is In Cranberry thiu
week.
Miss Blanche McElree is visiting
friends In Weatherford this week.
Mrs, Lonnie Clayton and children OF
Cleburne are here visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Bristley ana children
left Monday for Houston. their future
home.
Mrs. A. w. Heller and Mr.. Berger Of
Berwick, Pa. are Waiting here ,his
week.
MIR, and Mrs. L. +. johnson OF Corsi-
cana came In Thursday and Will make
Alvarado their home.
Mrs. Letha Parsons OF Corsicana is
fere. the guest 81 Mrs. l.. =. Johnson.
DR., c. C. Myers Of Cat Springs. Aus
lin county, was here this week visiting
relatives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

The ladies' auxiliary Of the i. OF l.,
Z. met yesterday and elected the follow
ing officers: Mrs. Cullom. president;
Mrs. A. e. Alden, vice-president; Mrs.
C. n. Walker. secretary; Mrs, II. n.
Erwin. treasurer; Mrs. b. p. Cross. chap
lain: Mrs. H. McKensle, guide; Mrs. j.
X. Pehley, sentinel. Several visitors
from Gainesville We're present. After
lodge repaired TO the hospitable home
of Mrs. p. 3d. Cross where they We're
pleasantly entertained. Two tables
were filed with tempting refreshments,
gentlemen, were not slow to appreciate.
were out OF town, but the Invitations
extended the others were accepted, tits
needless to say. The following Is list
of the members present; Mr. and Mrs.
II. N. Erwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dehn. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Il. Alden. Mesdames McKensie. Rob-
inson. Cullom. Pebley. Beau. Walker
and Cross, Mesdames Moore, Breeding.
Bell, Dee OF Gainesville. Chrisman OF
Temple and Mr. Parsons Of Temple
were among the visitors present. The
ladies' are to be congratulated on the
fiourish'ng condition Of their order.
Thoughts unsurpassed
Fay sometimes fail back dead.
I God himself can't kill them
When they're said"
The club met on Thursday with Mrs.
s. f.. Allen Her rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with the earliest spring
blossoms and presented an inviting
look. Mrs. ]. r. Heating, a visitor. was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

Miss Matte spivey OF Bellview is
visiting her sister Mrs. Tom Ford OF
'' Rev DR. Armstrong from Canadian
,vill take charge of the Old School Pres
bytsrian church. They will occupy the
residence formerly occupied by Brother
Pearson. ,
here from abroad attending court are
'Judge Miller of Wichita Falls, j. n.
Bomar Of Fort Worth, Mr.. Potter of
Gainesville.
The diamond ring contest will close
April 10. Either one of the four really
lovely" contestants would wear with
grace the ring. They are Miss Maggie
Teal, Miss Nettie Harter Miss Gertie
snalrly and Miss Iva Parrotte.
Captain Anderson and Gus Milstead
nrominent young cattle men, left for
the Territory last week.
Mrs. S. Mcdonald, mother and little
girls spent three days In Bcllvlew this
week visiting Mrs. Coles family.
Mrs. Lila Davis OF Chico is in at
tendance at her fathers bedside. MIR.
Rnily, who had a slight stroke of par
alysls last month He is at his daugh-
tpr's. Mrs. Pet Butcher north OF town.
Miss Bette Millican of ST. Joe, who
has been sojourning among us for the
mast month, has returned home. She
has made many friends here.
Mrs Rosa Cllsbee has Just returned
from a visit to her friend, Mrs. G. F..
Thomas, at Denison.
Jesse ]. Il. McCullar of Mckinney,
formerly of Henrietta, was visiting his
odd friends here this week.
George Mcdonald Of Sherman visited
his little cousins. Mary and Jessie Nc
Donald the first OF the week.
Rev. W. II. Nichols of Oklahoma city
has accepted the care of the Baptist
church at this place. His people seem
delighted, and we bespeak n warm
welcome for him.
Rev. Father O'Connor Of Galveston Is
holding most interesting mission OF
the Catholic church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

Mr. Plat returned to New York last
Saturday.
Miss De zouche viii be with us per-
haps q fortnight longer.
Miss Irma Jones OF Marlin is Waiting
Miss Higginson.
Mrs. Gallagher o; Austin is visiting
Mrs. Chatham.
Miss While OF Galveston is visiting
Mrs. Blair
Mrs Rose will not visit New York
during tho summer as she Intended.
Mrs Lear OF Dublin was IN the city
on q short visit to her former home.
Misses Mamie and Hattie Carter will
leave shortly on a visit 70 friends In
Houston and Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis are guests or
Mrs. II. Il. Dennis for a time. They
will locate here permanently
Mrs. Sam McLendon has returned
from short stay among friends and
relatives In Calvert.
Mrs. Mollle Gabbert OF Weston, No..
Is visiting Mrs. j. II. Cargill
The newH OF Miss Gridcrs improve
ment will relieve the anxiety OF many
friends
Miss willis Baker win leave Tuesday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

Miss Minnie Slsbce. who has been
the guest Of the Misses Pullium. has
returned to her home In san Antonio.
a, IL. Rogers of Fort Worth was IN
Vernon last week.
Miss Nlrgle Campbell attended the
Teachers association meeting here Fri
day and Saturday.
Professor w. A. Gee of Harold was
In Vernon Saturday.
Mrs, w. i. Walkoy who has been
visiting the family of Early Hendrick,
has returned to Fort Worth.
George NJ. Dilley has returned from
Dallas.
The ball Monday night will be the
last of the season and all expect II TO
be a very swell affair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15
NOT CONFIRMED.


Regarding Peace.
Washington. April ls.-The Chinese
legation has received no confirmation
OF the advices from Japan that u peace
understanding had been reached and
there Is a strong disposition ON the
part Of the Chinese to regard the re-
port MS premature, An omnibus lull
has occurred since the first brief dis
patch came from Japan that an UNDER
standing had been reached. IA yet
the concessions leading TO the argument
have not been reached and II ~ said
that they VIII not be known within a
week or ten days. The conclusion OF
peace negotiations Is drawing 20
climax ana the eyes OF European pow
ers are naturally drawn to the rich
territory In tho East and a sharp game
OF diplomacy Is on. which the Euro
pean natlonB are becoming Involved In
to gain something from the treaty pro-
ceedinRs. There ~ no doubt that
China has appealed 20 Russia and
other European powers against the
terms Japan originally proposed. An
interesting point. therefore, may arise
as TO whether the threats OF Russia
and the appeal Of that nation for in
toryentlon OF the powers was subse-
qucnt 10 the peace understanding
heretofore reported, Tho view OF tho
ntate department officials In that tho
advices from Russia are really based
upon the status OF the peace negotia-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

sunday night marriage took place
4 tne Methodist parsonage that was
Iu.e surprise to every one. The
Pa5"es We're Mr.. ], G. King Of Naples
'nye long been contemplating taking
KY a step, but society was not look
u Tor II SO soon. They are both very
pulaf ana have the good wishes OF
,,,i noiday night play. Husbands and
YES was produced. which proved
ule success IN every way, by the
nllatlc club recently organized. The
4 Ueeeds We're given 10 the Ladies'
neIefy society. The company VIII
~appear Saturday afternoon and
After the play Monday night soclety's
N,,,9r'es attended hop at the Waller
which was heartily enjoyed by
"A ioiiowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Reb Phil
~ Mf- and Mrs. II. p. Mann. Mr..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

" II. Grogen left Wednesday morn
,,r for Wichita Falls. where he ac-
nsets a position with the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railroad company.
,,;hs,t left Wednesday morning for
YEA and other Western cities.
Joe Jones passed through here Tues
asy from Lexington, KY, where he
Sas been attending school, en- route
for his home in Haskell
Mr. stephens, a prominent attorney
NJ BENJAMIN, was in the city this
week. ..,
REV. Barcus and family returned
Tuesday to their home In Vernon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

Miss Mary Joe Evans has returned
home.
visit TO Terrell
Mrs, NJ. l.. Sullenberger OF Waco is
visiting relatives IN the city.
Miss Sawyer OF Hillsboro IL the guest
OF Mrs. $. q. Warner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parker OF san
Antonio are visiting In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., l., Jester have left
for trip Of some weeks to California
and other Paclhc states.
Miss Vera Sandldge has returned
from Mississippi accompanied by Miss
Irma Snnddge.
Miss Mile Dawler is spending sever
al weeks In Greenyille visiting friends
and relatives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

The best salve IN the world for cuts.
bruises. sorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblalns,
eorns and all slsin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
cents box. For sale by j. p. Nicks N
Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. II soothes the child softeus
the gums, ollays pain, cures wind collie,
aAd Is the best remedy FOR dlnrrhoca.
TMenty-ilve cenls a bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15
Warm weather IS here.
So Is our new refrlgcrators,
And we sell them
ON easy payments.
MADDOX. ELLISON


II. & n. c. train leaving Fort worth
Gl0 y. m. makes Immediate connection
leaving Fort Worth at 1905 D. m. makes
immediate connection at Mllano with
!. a G., ". train for Taylor. Austin. san
Antonio. Laredo and points In MSxlco,
Through sleepcrs between Kansas Clty.
Fort Worth and san Antonio via
Hgurne. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

Mrs. J. d. Scott. assisted by her
daughters. Miss Winfred and Mabel
Scott. entertained her friends In a
nest delightful manner Monday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

bold duties and
caro- for my chill
dren and family. +
did not have the
strengthen a child.
l was treated by
several physicians,
W no pronounced
my trouble Scrof.
ula and + g m ale
Weakness. ] could
eat only u slice Of
bread and drink .
cup Of tea, three
times a day. Some
times i could stand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15

oran, n. \. soft boiled egg
for dinner. l became reduced to skin and
bones; at last they had to draw me
about the house seated In rocking chair.
] was In terrible state when my husband,
having noticed advertisements OF Hoodf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-15
Health All Gone
Unequal to Family Duties--No
Appetite
Hoods sarsaparllIa cave Strength
and Courage to Work.

"lwasinsuch condition could not walk
even about the house to attend to bouse-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
MARsHAL's SALE,

DunsUANT 10 As ORDER OF SALE
Il gui 1errcc 81 foreclosure TO me directed
BY .he Jisttigt Court % Tho ihifd JudlciA, Ina,
Hlet 81 thn Territory Il Utah, 1 shall ~ /.
pose II public halo, A. Tho Sest front door OF
the county 'uuu house new city gnd county
buidlnEl, the city NJ salt Lake, county or
1al1 Lac, Abd territory OF utah, on tho am
Gay M sepitmpar ~, at 10 O'Clock o. M. ali
lhe flEhh l!l.e, eIhlW, and interest OF john I'd
whIde nhu AHfAboE Edwards OF, IN, and TO tho
tolluw'bg Described real estate 10 wiz Ileing
a porton 0i %, ANct'l In block tOrty.nve ,lbi,
p,At W ~. LAKE CITY survey, described as
gommere,us " point two and one half
l'.l f"us hnfth "' TIE southeast corner OF said
TOT hNo ~, lhHIuo runuing north three aud
ohe-hhH H.rl t0l', 'rglcr Vess tour 90 r0da,
lhtnca IhuhihE soulh three snd one half Is ]
place Of urUuuIug. W. Wv
Also the Use NJ Tght Of NAy Gosetibed A.
i0lpwa. commencing AZ pOins i've I'D one
hhll or ictt ugrih 81 lhe southwest corner
or sara !9l NY I'., iisuCr runniug JAs.six fGJ
rodh 20 the above described iaud, thsu,e north
oht'hhl VI ROT, tntuGe west sN ~ fuds
thtnee suula Que. bar ~ nod " 40 No.. III
utglnnlng al. 10 me rtty 400 rrulty Of bali
LAKE, tleH Territory. TO be sold ~ he
property ~ Iupn fdvAffHai1 Ely,IeiL sd.
Wh'dt, AZ ,u' 7uIt ~ fhels n Latch.
1ufma ~ sale. Ettn
49, ,Nhl " 1WUhAM, . ~ Marshal,
Ky ", J.. AhghEN Deputy Marshal
dated august lith, isgl
A. d. sA"fLR, Attorney Tor plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
M u N Y ON
OBTAINS A VERDICT FROM THE
PUBLIC.
citizens of Salt Lake city show
satin In Munyon's Remedies 10y
Purchasing 2u,55j Bottles u Ills
Cures in Fifteen Days.
Unparalleled In the History Of Sled.
icine.

There are not Wouls enough In the
Eaglish vOcarg'uy ~ which you
could 10 tboiUig y fEuisss the con.
hIence Of the Iuuio Ia Munyon's new
method OF treating h,.sa,e o. III,
above true record OF sties during the
past fifteen days.
Sixteen days ago he gave away $500
bottles Of bis rsmoditF, absolutely fee,
ami since that time has sold 20, b1b
yia's. Hat not elghttenths Of the
ptupe purchasing received benefits
ifOu the s.mo the sale would have
dtrreasoi No T7ii Jiy that By this time
the Cufes no bsiuuud iu any reputable
dfug store, usd this sysiem Of treating
ditehse wtuIu have teen declared =
allure. What a different state u
things tGislB today. There h not q
phnrmacist IN the city that does not
carry line OF Munyon's remedies.
The sale h increasing every Jay, A.
your druggist viii tell you. why7
Because Munyon's Remedies Cure
Disease. Tue Iublic zee %, hear II anJ
Hnyw H. II Y u yst continue TO take
the nnuicatI.g d bes VI poisonous
dtuge, ami Iay the physician tor no
relief, Ia the face OF fuch iacte Ne
these, you dotefve to suffer for your
stubbOtnntsB, anu he laughed AZ y
your healthy noightor, VINO has teen
cuIrd ny these harmless little pellrir,
tyt zoe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
"M0RM MON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and & 1885.
Presidents Of the day, eI.Goy Arthur
l.. Thomas, GOV. Caleb ". West
Look | TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS

l-.for the best grand chorus " mixed voices
lOt not more than ] % nor les than luvl, fch.
detinE a. ''Ihe GLORIOUS sonEs " freedom
iron bf. isfry's opera, Blodvcnl thl wales
VI Destrct," tntcphsnsI, ilfst pfife. $50, Ro'd
medal 70 conductor, second pHto, hV0; baton
10 couductlr These chorutes may be accom-.
OTganD
g-Btst military baud contest tnot more than
tNonN ave pieces nor lee tHan twcnlyl, "lcst
Overture" tlsutn"T, nrst pufs. sac, gold
medal 70 conductor. second prizo, 80. silver
medal W CONDUCTOR.
H-tiest male chorus, 'sTo Armai To Arms 2"
lpr. Parry tnog Isoto than forty Tsiccs nor
les than thifiYl' irst pfifs, 500. second prize,
i-ns.g lads. chorus. The Bridal Of the
iliris' tiinnlcy iurhAfdsl .ucg more than
hirtI voices nor Ice than tusngy lyel, nfst
pfite, $50 second pttfs Us.
1=tcst miscellaneous cnotus. The sam
ncf.' event, ,tuUty 90 inlrtTnvo voices
competition restricted " ward vhOits iu ritlcs
lt nrst Aad second cluss. regular Organizations
IN s,ttlemenl. nts. prize $50. baton 20 g0n-
lIhs eaosu. 70 % accompanied BY piano or
e-De's NAE iuaiIs,ts, "Leorora" Davies,
,i-re'Sl.ds.' qu,rieits, "Re.pon'c' tBen.
s2iis,l duct. soprano and tenor. "stAy Thou
s-Be,t tenor solo, ~ see Thee, Love. In
hysfy Flower abb, 70 nAt t|.
l0=hest SOPRANO colo. "thu stl aghNpn,'
II Nsst tarlubo 90 bass solo. "Uaiabriau
war Song iron topEi VI Wa.cs -l.iyhardsl,
SO.
l2-lieat coutraliD SOLO, "s;oTn ha1 sun.
| shine" tDudler huuAl, y minor. sI.
lg-bsst harp solo, 30
N-bsst piano solo. Last Hope" tGotis.
chAlkl, w, lopen TO oiiher sex under n years
ofase.I
ls-for the hest musical composition. suit.
able Tor male chorus, 50, lcompOsor 70 select
wuTdssl
l6-forthe best poem. subject. Tho MAy.
| nower add tue Landing OF tho Pilgrim
iAthurs." not more than 100 llnrs, SO
| E-stof the best national song. The Welsh OF
AmcucA," wOrts only, I'm Epgiiah or Noishl,
| iig
n - FOR tie best iibrctto suitable Tor cautNtA.
! subject "thu ttah itOuCers,' 81, az u pr
| poscd On nave tbs sst to music 10 10 used on
| iluussr snuIytTsartuGl
| lg-foF tue best historical sketch tprosul on
| the life Of David un welsh, slU
| lu-tOr tlr best prose on the Cuatoms aud
manners o. tho Welsh nation ttu EugiiahI,
~.
| tLdgnr Allen fool, s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

TINS - TO NOTIFY ALL rARriIs COZ.
Il ccrned, that tho partnership lItIrn1
existing between Edward, Robert aud Amen
\. brady, known A. lifaly \ sons, q lgEtIT
dissolved, aud ltubert Brady will continue me-
business a. the corner ~ seventh last iui
seventh Huulh Htructs, and will ouHfril a..
counts ana ray all liabilities contracted "
that establishment
UwAri aud Albert D.. HrAly will conduct
tho Uusiuess ~ the corner " bird youth al3
Ninlh East stfetis, and Will be- rsapQniil|e To-
all accounts contracted lN theW,
THIS dissolution T. BY the consent % att A.
EDWARD BRADY
ALBERT UIlANh
NOhEkI uNAbl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
Mary r ward, plalnua.
W.
Patrick J. Ward. defendant

Mary T. ward. plainua.
Patrick J. WARD. defendant
Tho People u tho Territory Of Utah sesd
greeting 10 Patuck J. ward. defendant
Nvou ARE nERgnY REQUIRED 30 Az.
L pear N au action brought against you By
the above named plaintiff IN the nistiirt Court
Of the Third judicial District or the Territory
OF ithh. aud 10 answer tie complaint nlcu
therein within ten daya exclusive Of the DAY
Of tcryiccl after the service on you Of this sam.
muua=if served within this county, Or VI
served out of thia county. but IN this district,
within twenty uayb, otherwise within fottg
dAJs-ar INDICTMENT Gy deiauiI viii he tasyn
against you, according TO the prayer OF SAID
complaint
The said acton b, brought 10 have decree
Of this court dissolNing the bonds " main
nuuy aud contract ~ marriage eAlaiug be-
twosu piainuH aud defendant, aud awarding
20 plLluNH the custody 81 the MINOR uhli,
Joseph, issuo Of sid mltuAgr, above fclei
ptayod uu tnn following Efuuufl. toWit That
On % about thc year l-Ii, ,iH tuiondahi, disto
gArt.Ig uIH IutffiaEe vow, Isl. fuIiN ana Win.
uut rHuss NrarrtUd AND abandoned riaintln,
stu has ever since continued % 20 dUtttt tuI
abandon her, against Iuf WI, hhd without ntr
rJnfrlt AMI that since suid alaHduumRit. &C..
fsrlau' has contributed lotuiuE whatever 'u
the sapron OF the plainun Or their iaian.
AUD you arc hereby notified that II you f,n
10 appear hnd answer the satd complAibt n
above required, tho said piainun viii arliy
70 The court fuI tho relief demanded therein.
wines. me ton samuel 4. Merritt Judge,
uud the seal ~ the district 5uuTt ~
tie Ihifd judicial Distinct, 10 abt fvf
lETALl tue 1efutufy OF utah, tula rwcrN .
second dEy Ut Jlly, iu the year OF our
Lori one thousand eight hundred AMI
DAVID o. DUNBAR.
By GRO. u. LOOMS.
Deputy Cierk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
II. 5. LASEi. Attorney, Progress building
SHERlFF'S SALE.

NroTICE "a HEHEHY GlyES, THAT
N putauaut 10 au order OF "a 9 aud dgrf,t
o. foreclosure To me directed ilgm lhg it..1
judicial Disrltt Court " tho Territory ~ liaa
County Of sAI LaIe inA cause thefea pend.
Ing wherein sarah Crane NJ adminbifhIhW
the estate ~ John l. crane, decreased Do phh,
uE anu sidney ". Datkc, ~ Admlnr.rA,g,,.g
the estate OF William FULLER, dttraaed' luea,
ard W. Young. ~ trustee for Ara DC Nht,a
Young and LeurAnd Young executor, ahs
trustees under the last viii ana lesiAWsu,g ~
Adam HplrTs. oscar u, Young, Augca MghNaA
eNcrutriN Of the last vi OF huhw NnENal,
deceased. sydney " nAfke, a. ada in.'ua,,'
OF tue estate " Ihomas j. sheinn, lsse1
LGtuCs Ashman, William q, hNstlH' " W
Walton, james N. COchrAnc, Henry bei.ei,
Margaret Wilson. Elizabeth I, DAVIS, wy
state bAuk Of Utah, corporation Nt,It'
cheshire. faul A. kim. gnd L9len hM,'
defendants, 10 which said decree an oflt =,
sale reference 10 hereby made, lHhtll thll,p
fnr sails at public suction, to tue fIFhe'l W..
dcT, for cAHa, a. $40 west fnul t1Nf 90 Soy
County Court House, IN ihe city o. sl'N lA. y,
Elth day Of August, A. u, lsh't AZ
noon, all the Tight, title, clAim and lA'als'l "
the above named defendants ~ ~
10 the following described Tch estate slFba.I,
lying, aud beng IN tho county NJ sA'
LAke, Territory OF utah, and pafu,u wv
described ~ follows, to'uiti me Ne', ny. ~,
half o. e! esp Z, GIN s Si2Ss ,TI s.
County, titan Territory, 10 be sold A. lae E,gr.
orty Of sidnoY ", Darke,aa admlui'Talog on ','
sstats ~ Nilliam RULER, deceased We AlA W.
Young. o. unstoo for Arta DO CnrtlA llI.s
and 10 GrAndNouug executors ana uh,l,is' W.
der the lAst VIII and testament OF lu.y ~ ~
Young, dec0ased, liobar Young, Adam .l.it,
OsCAr H. Yauug, Anges MCEWAn, cNgrll.lA a.
the last viii OF Henry MckNAn. as ~, ~
sidney ". DATke, us administrator ot We "
tate II Thomas j. shelton, deceased I4hp
AshmAn, William g. MArgeus, j. a. A.MN'
james IL CochrGne. Henry heiser, haisi'o "
Wilson, Elizabeth T.. Davis, the slA,o n4Ii, .gl
Utal, h corporation; George IhsAtI' tss
A, EiLins and Louisa DAyln, defendants, wv
SAID order Of sale and desrse M 'No '.''3
case, 49,. ,,,..,.t sin l.aL.
iiAliNEN HARD, ,heFI'
~. Ii u Ill n.nrIInIr. nnnMIY AhnrI1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
CONDITIONS.

i-Adludicalors will divide or withhold
prizes according 70 merit.
2=Ai Chuus competing for Nos. und must
sing together after tue contest, under the
leAdorsiip OF Prot RYAN stephens, Tho win.
ming choTuaos will also DO required 10 take par'
When mere arc more than dive entire,
preliminary examinations viii be- held tho
morning Of october .. A. Assembly Hall
a=-eroud puIes WI Culy he given when %
least three have snterea cumpoulion.
a-Ghc dsclsiou OF tue adlldieAiors shall In
all cafga b nlAL "
srty " tie l.isgoddfsdC ommiiies unicss other
.Sshcesssiui competitors shall. # Tcqurrd,
assist AZ the evening 1onuaTL
t.-COmpoutiona are OriN 10 AL regard
less Of creed or nANpuhIlNf
p-All competing band. wti torn ~ a boar
~ l4S.sI9eih noon m,,S SSS't 10 Thlst
south aHd Msn streets, thence east 70 state,
luencs n0ftH 50 First South, thence west 10
Nssg Itmuic. thonce north 70 tic wrst gate u
uCusi ar March OF tho Men Of Harcoh'
tNrtr secretary for music furnished grAusl
lU-lHicuiing compyutoft must send their
s. i.H tuusr no conditions viii anyone DO
HNosai o. compete unless this rule IL com
Muse 70 he had nj Coalter 4 snclgrovo Co,
htlfddfUI Headquarters, MAln street, salt
IAgs 'ty. Utah They Will have the only
"G Nn,"sS,i,oss viii be nes Thaf.dAy after.
nona sud nishI, october ~, And the great
fstuVai vii conclude with grand concert
fTIdAg UisLl, October tth,
FOR further particulars write,
General ,,ccrsiary, John James, salt Lake
City, ItAh.
coin ave. Denver,
Secretary loi iaaho, {. =. DAVIS, Eator Erf1'
prifs, MalAd CITY,
Secretary tor Wyoming, jamos lowus Amy
Manager Oficial Program, Peter klli0t, salt
Lake cry, liAh. s..5.r,,.,...,,.,...
apsoIsi Hates from All PoIHts Ia
Utah, Colorado, wJOmisg
and Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREbN OWEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. pursuant 20 ATtbulutiOn OF
the BOARD Of DIRECTORS, VIII oder Tor sale 10
tho highest bidder Tor cnh mao thousand
shares Of tue NoAsufy hioes uf tho GeYs0r
Mining Company, = corporation, said stogf
being fully paii up, All bids therefor TO be
delivered 10 tho secretary on or before 7
o'clock y, ~, OF the 2yn day Of August, 1879,
and 10 be accompanied by a ceriifed check TO
tho amount Ot twenty per cent Of she bii that
the purchaser VIII complete his purchase ana
pay the balance uf tlr puret ase prior should
he te the highest bidder therefor anu declared
Hcryos tiVht 10 itlca, any and all bids,
5, ~, hlLNER
secretary OF the Nuyaer Mining company, o!
Commercial Block