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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09
Gov. O'rorrnll. Nerve.

Tho baltimore American, comment.
in. on tho peculiar exhibition OF nerve
By Gov. O'FcrralI, OF Virginia, in ask.
In. Gov. MacCorklo to permit hin to
send troops into WesL Virginia to pro.
tee. tho 2eace in thu ElkIorn mining
region. observes that CIV. AlacCorkIo
must have smiled nudibly whom no 70.
cciyod tho requost. Tho acknowledgements
ia not informed whether or not tho
,yeBt Virginia governor really laughed
out loud, but 1t does know that it didn't
,ako him more than TWO minute, to
wire tho executive Of tho mother state
that Wost Virginia was competent To
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TIE story nbout tho scheme OF tho
MorSan.Rotlsc!ild ayndicalo to corner
the gold market in ,hi, country 10, OF
course, denied, but tho TACT remains
tina, there has bcun great falling oil in
tho receipts At the inints. Perhaps
those who arc denying tho combine
story can explain whore the gold pro.
duct 10 going and who tho purchasers
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acknowledgement
WHEELING. MAY D. 1898.


Tho TcunrSSsC Outrage.
Tho contamination OF the plot to steal
tho govcrnorahip Of Tennessee, by the
Democratic legislature, was an outrage
which has been denounced not only by
the Republicans OF the state. but by the
reputable Democratic press as welt, aud
tho Democratic party OF Tennessee is
already feeling tho effect Of the action
OF its unscrupulous leaders. Tho indig-
nation expressed by the leading men
and newspapers OF the state. without
regard to party. while expected, has
been uttered in such unmeasurcd Ian.
guage that few, il any, OF the chief con-
spirators have dared to say word in
their own defense. Tho effect on the
politics OF Tennessee, 80 far as Repubi.
can prospects arc concerned, ia cncour-
aging, as there is little doubt that the
people, at the first opportunity, will re.
bukc the outrage and the Republican
party will, OF course, reap the advantage.
The circumstances OF the counting
out OF Evans, who was elected governor
on the face OF the returns. and the count
ins in OF 'Turney, the Democratic can
didatc. were somewhat similar to those
tina. surrounded like outrage perpe-
trated by the West Virginia Demo cratic
legislature OF 1859. when General Cot
was deprived OF, the governorship and
his defeated opponent, Judge Fleming,
was given the office. and the programme
was carried out in the same high-nanded
manner against the protests OF fair.
minded men OF all parties.
In Tennessee the technical illegality
OF 4 few votes cast for Evans, and which
the legislature threw out, was offset by
thousands OF votes cast for the Dem
ocratic candidate, but this fac. the par
,i.an legislature refused TO take any
account OF. In this respect the contest
was not dissimilar TO the West Virginia
case, rs well as in respect to the fact
that the presiding officer OF the legisla.
ture. in violation OF the constitution,
refused when that body convened to
declare the vote as officially returned.
Another point. however, has been
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TIE showers yesterday wcro vel.
como, but II good drcncning rain w9uld
have been moro welcome. Tho weather
bureau Ia assured Of our distinguished
confederation, aud OF tho fact tina,
""amnlI favors are Thankfully received
Ynd largo onua appreciated in proper.
,inn
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I'nr strong fight being made against
tho bill before tho Pennsylvania loya.
inturo providing for tho "loxowing" OF
Philadelphia IL warrant for tho suy.
pcion that there il something to nvo..
,igatc. a "Lcxow" committee has no
tcfrora for innocence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

BoLToS. CONN., am very much
pleased with the effect OF your Simmons
Liver Regulator, and have recommend.
cd it to good many friends. "-E.. A.
Rose. Your druggist sells it in powder
or liquid; the powder 10 DO taken dry,
or made into IL tea. Is
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Sick headache. constipation and indi.
co'tion arc quickly curod by DO Wits
Little Early Hiscrs. the famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, i. 7. Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowie
& Co, Brilvnuort, y.
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TnI esteemed Parkorsburg Journal is
mistaken when /, says prizo fights arc
held in Wheeling. Tho contests our
contemporary reads about arc not hold
within tho city limits.
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THE Huntington Herald has changed
hands, having been purchased from Mr..
J. II. Long By cx.Consul to TcrucigaIpa
James ]. Peterson, aud will be changed
from an evening to n morning paper.
Under the management OF Mr.. Long
and Mr.. Whitnycr, both formerly Of
this city. tho Herald has grown 10 be
the best newspaper ever published in
Huntington. but Mr. Peterson is a prac.
teal newspaper man Of long experience,
Is m able writer. an aggressive, true
blue Republican, and popular gentle.
man. and the ISrELTLGgScER icois no
hesitauCy in saying that its lively lIuut-
ington contemporary has fallen into
good lands. 1t will deserve tho
confidence OF i,s Republican const,u.
enCy aud tho hearty support Of tho
people in general Of that growing scc-
ton of Wost Virginia.
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Tho Political Phase of II.

Tho New York Times, which Ia 70.
gardcd rs President Clevoland's organ,
backs up that g6ntloman's recent lettcr
TO tho governor OF Missouri, in which
he declared tho adoption OF free silver
platform would defeat tho Democratic
party, with aono significant figures.
Tho Times shows. by n very clear
process OF reasoning, that free silver
must be voted down In tho national
Democratic convention or tho party
must throw up the sponge" 1t FIX.
ures out that tho convention will DO
pretty evonly divided, with only small
majority ior sound money, tho probable
standing oil the delegates being 1888 for
FREQ silver and 47S against. The Times
accordingly believes the prospects are
favorable for tho adoption Of a platform
against free coinage. but after very
bitter fight, resulting in tho breaking
away OF the free silverites from the or.
ganization. Tho Times does not say Il,
but tho natural deduction is that with
convention divided almost half and
half between the two factions. the party
will go into the campaign, no matter
what the nature OF the platform, Sc.
verely handicapped.
The same Cleveland. Democratic au.
thority figures out that the Republican
party will not be so evenly divided, as
the sound money mon in the convention.
will have large majority-the Times
puts it at 800 delegates for free coinage
and 5S4 against. or go majority for
sound money, as against only 40 majo
ity for sound money in the Democratic
convention. This estimate OF the Re-
publican convention vote. the Times
says, is conversative, as there is proba-
bility that the sound money majority
will be far in excess OF that named.
But even with the adoption OF aound
money plank. after a bitter fight. the
Democratic party will not be FREQ from
the danger OF defeat il not disintegra.
lion confidently predicted by Mr..
Cleveland lin the event OF the adoption
OF free coinage plank. for the situa.
ton OF the two parties will DO this:
They will have financial platforms
alike and botE will have sound money
candidates-at least, tina. is the way Mr..
Cleveland's newspaper. organ estimates
it. II this proves to DO true. the Demo.
cratic party. being hopelessly split on
the silver question, and the Republican
party comparatively united, the advan-
tage will be with tho latter. Tho Times
gees very little hope, for the most it
sees in tho future ia that the Demo.
Gratis, while they may have n plurality
in tho electoral college, will not have a.
majority. an that case" the Times
save, The election will be thrown into
the house OF representatives. and the
Republican candidate for President will
be elected"
It is somewhat early 10 indulge in
election figures and forecasts, but as
these are put out by the Presidents
personal organ they may be regarded as
especially valuable contributions 10 the
political side Of tho present currency
discussion and its bcarim. on the presi.
Dental election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

Instead Of m engagement ring, the
japanese lover gives his sweetheart n
piece OF beautiful silk, for hor sash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

Melting Shows" by Prince Schoen.
aich-CaroIath, has been translated into
English br Margaret Symonds. and
very cIeverIy done, too. Its n story OF
the son OF storm. orthodox Lutheran
priest and his lovo for Il public singer.
There ia great dca! OF sorrow in the
pages. hut ms it happens in most stories
O.! this character everything turns out
all right just when everything secms to
be going wrong-iIOdd, M>ud & Co., Ncw
York; Frdmk Stanton, Wheeling.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
i Ohio County, West Virginia.
r,,,,s a s.a.sS s sa. a.,., In sA.ss..
Take notice that the dispositions OF Emile
Berry. Annie SchenS. c. J. Rawlins. D. z,
Phillips and Others will DO taken at the law
Office Of ". J. ". Cowden. No. lIl7 Chapl!rs
street in the city OF Wheeling. Ohio county. IN
the state OF West Virginia, on the Sd day OF June
4. D., 1925. between the hours Of O'Clock T. N,
and O'Clock p. N. 10 be read in evidenoe m
the above named cause on behalf OF Gald
Matilda Schenk, plaintiff, And, II. from arv
cause. the tnklng of the said deposit!ons SD al
not be commenced, or being commenced, Sd iii
no; be completed on that day. the taking Of he
same will be adjourned from time 70 time untI
the same shall DO completed.
MATILDA SCHESK, Plaintiff,
BY ". J. ". Cowdcn. her Auornev.
To Joseph Holtz, Sophie Hol,z and o,her, De.
PENDANTS. my9.rh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

Anything that Conan Doyle writcs il
read these days, and it is seldom that
any OF his admrors are ever disap-
pointed. lIeis one OF the creates, con-
s,ructors OF mysteries OF all modern
writer's, and "rho Mystery OF Gloom.
bcr' is as intensely interesting as any
thing the author OF sherlock Holmes"
has ever pcnned.-R +. Fenno Il Co.,
Nciy York; Frank Stanton, Irh,clily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

"Simpliiied Elocution," by Edwin Cor
don Lawrence, contains explicit instruc.
tons for tho cultivation OF tho speak
ing voice aud gesture: Directions for
the production OF breath, sound and
speech, and 4 thorough explanation Of
tho muscles mud organs employed :
Rules for articulation. incubation, ON
phasis and delivery: Posturos aud
movements Of the feet. body, arms, head,
eyes. elc.
Designed for tho special uso Of ,oach.
ora, actors, students, colleges. schools,
and all those who wish to perfect ,hom.
seives in tho noble art Of expression.
10 which ID added II complete spcukcr.
consisting OF selections in poetry anu
prose- suitable Tor ROTATIONS. Two hun.
drcl aud iiirty.two pages. laurence
SrhopI Of .ictiMg, Mrw l0rk; Frauk Stanton,
Il'hecimG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

Lowell, Coryell & Co., the New York
publishers. nro adiing yot another no.
rio, to their sSios Of copyright English
novGiP, tho bost known OF which aro tho
"l'olmoro.' the Lakewood" tho ~ in.
dormorc." and tho ILLUSTRATED" Seriu4
Tho now issue is to be known 40 tho
"BolGrnviR" Series. and its initial vol
umo ia Il clever, ingenious and dc.
ligntfully entertaining story, "NIr. Wits
Widow" BY anthony Hope, anthor Of
"rha Prisoner o, Xenda," ono OF tho
successful novels Of ,hu pu4, ycnr.
"Caimur's Cave" by Gichnrl Downing,
aud "Applcdor" Farm" by Ka,horinu
5. Macqno'd. aro the Iatcs, books ri tho
"Windrrmore' scric. published bv this
ilrm.-i0,rR, CorycR ,t Co., Mem York;
Frant Stanton, 'Ihcciiuy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

1.-THE ImpregnabIo City," By Max
Pember,on, is romance OF unusual
power and thrilling interest. Mr.. Pom
ber,on's reputation rs writer insurcs
the readers entertainment, and in this
work the author sustains himself from
the opcEiny chapter to the closing lines
bold, .Ntld tt Co., NcB York; Frank
Stanton, WELDING.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

4 SAD feature about tho campaign Of
the bi.mc,nllials IL tina. is likely to
revive tho once popular song, silver
Threads Among tho Gold"
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Dearest" by Mrs. Forester, is the
conventional love story with stirring
situations, perplnxi,ies and pleasing
climaxes. 1t begins in tears and ends
in smlca, good book to read on lazy
summer day-LoreN, COry:h & Co., Ne,v
lOrt; Ftank Stanton, lIheellMq.
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REGENT PUBLICATIONS,


"The Abbo Constantin," by Ludovlc
llaloyy. Is love story with several very
unique features. II deals largely with
an American girl and her married els.
tor, who arc immen,ely rich, aud who
arc living in France. An army onicor
Of good birth. but small means, falls
desperately In love with Miss Pcrcival,
who returns his affection, though
Mother ayow their passion until tho
last pages Of tho book. Tho man will
not speak, so tho woman pops tho quea.
ton, She doesn't do 1t by Implication
or suggestion, but comes out plainly
and honestly: jean, will you DO my
hu.band2" 1t may sound harsh aud
unmaidonly, but when you have read
tho story you will agree that 1t was tho
only thing she could do. For French
writer tho author Is singularly Just to
tho Americans he has introduced In his
work-DOid, Mrdi C Co.; Nrw York 7;
Frank Stanton, Wheeling.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

TOR sALE-LIvERY. SALE AND
IL Feed Stable. Address W, care ln,cII..
gpDCCF, mty
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Those who admire "0uida" will find
in "Tho Tower OF Taddco" a story OF
more than Usual interest, written in
Miss Do La Rame'a most attractive
style. The scenes arc Italian and tho
motive Of the work is love. Tho book
closes with this striking paragraph:
ION tho site OF THE Tower OF Taddeo'
thore is now standing the chimney OF a
factory, bclching forth its sinking
yapors to the sulied waters and tho
outraged heavens. Tho change ia called
Progress. "-LoreH. COryM ,e Co., Ntw
York; Frank Stanton, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

Selections from browning" edited
by c. W. French, includes number OF
Brownincs most celebrated poems,
such as Saul, Rabbi Ben Ezra, rheidip-
pides, Abt Nogler. etc, besides n mum.
ber OF his best kaown lyric. Tho seIec-
tons arc sufficiently copious and varied
to afford 4 lair knowledge OF the geniu,
OF this greatest of modern poets. The
study OF Browning's works is produc-
tive of mental culture and power to an
unusual degree, and no course OF litera.
turo study can be considered complete
which does not at least INTRODUCE the
student to his works.-.i LoNR IL Co.,
Ncl0 YOrk; Frank !&nnion, IHheelin1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

No onewho rides n bicycle or contcm.
plates riding one can afford to do with
on. neat little volume by Luther II.
Porter entitled Cycling for Health and
Pleasure" 1t is really an Indispensable
guide to the successful use OF tho wheel,
and is literally illustrated with cuts
showing the proper position OF riding,
hints on mounting. correct pedaling;
in fact, everything of interest pertain.
ing to cycling.-Dodd, Mead d Co., NeD
York; Frank Stanton. IRheciiHg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09

"Los Cerritos." romance Of tho
modern time, is by Gertrude Franklin
Atherton. In this book the nuthorcss
introduces dialect now to American
literature, but which does not rob it OF
whatever strength the story told may
possess. In predatory note sho says:
Tho law Of phonetics is absolute in the
dialect OF the native Californian; there
is no other. Were not almost rs ia.
m!liar with this dialect rs with tho
English language, should never ven.
ture to handle it,"-Lo,rii. CorycN & Co.,
.Ne1r York; Frank Stanton, Wheeling.
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1RusIes,s sALr nn1lns


INTuEnEAs, SAMUEL T.. CARLSON. Az
w unmarried man, % tue County Of sslt
Lake erri.oly q utah, did. BY lii coriaiu
hnd recorded thU 10Th day OF -euttwUtr. A. ID.
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otda iu thu Office % sue hccurder % decide ~
re N .l'd aalt lAtc Countg, convey o. Wi.llam
a. Dale HH trustee sac following described
real estate. titIats in salt taLe D0untr. Tor
ut1ry ot ttfh. t1.witi rart uf lot fIgc CD.
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beginning al ihe s5uth.wesI corner OF sa.i
100 ana running thence north three ilI rode,
lhencc cHat aN % ruua. thence south fnrso D
when SSH conveyance wac made iuttHtl DO
secure % tic order ot Tho Lombard lowest
mgnt COMPANY the payment OF tuu s1ii sn.l'
uNl q. tafIsIuH uur urumnHIrF note Coz 600
principal sun uf fourteen hundred uolltrs
.if- ~, quo 900 plIau.o on iHc lat CAV 1i
september. s. ID isH. with inicfult thereon
itYm tho date thereof 90 thc rate of Elk per
llo NfHt ulIa 90 auufHmurr aud Starch ~ raUu
1,ar o. tflururud bY interest coupon notes
s.'.'ioi % ,ald principal note aud Of even
whereas said dtoiof trust provides that DO
eAac OF default On hc uHfuou. of Hai1 note lr
gnY pmt thereof, or DOB clse default bu maIe Boo
lht payment % interest thereon, u1rurlIrE o.
thc tcu0r ami effect thereof, and sucu default
continue fur t4 dayH. then ut Coo option 20 tu1
llfal nIIicr 1f SAIL uosg. saIH Indebtedness
ma Oh oucn become due a.u UaTHu.l ant tlg
tusttu sla'l upon t.U app iUHIuu OF t1r Igaal
huIu"r of ssid note fri anI dispose 0I tlo
above dUa,uuu1 pI.ICrir u tuU manner Boo
fa'l deed Of truHt CH.uHUI. TCfufUurc foo
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iuc uurUusc 90 IllIug sli4 note end Iu.
lDIcH. thereon, lIrtiutr WITH Coo costa aud
cHIcufHH ui CAeyuuuE lln trUHa AND
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pay mrut % Che lntt1Ilmrut OF Interest WlIcI
ten tla Ou HHid uotU on ttItsuH.r lHf. ls.I,
nnl nI. i1aiIumuuit tuUrn4Ii.r. ana fu.u HH.
faults tafc continued Cor moro tUuu thirty
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Goo rr,H,ui .cEl. holder nl sliI Iuiu n.H
thHr..HUI II. uHNuu HuI UH .IHftI ..iI uul1
Que alI payable. authHH requested tlU uuIUf.
fiau. "a trustee lu make anIH. OF aHII IIUuIH.H
iHr NH purposes Irru'n 900 fIUII
Sow. therefore, uIiI.U BE- U..rI" E.F.u tHHi
ilr uH.U.HIEUUu. Wilton DO u..U. NuHttH .l
aIUrt" H.i. .ttUu request ol IIH UrHfru. legal
U1.Hcr .I rsId note HuI uUlUrlHl by fffUr ut
tIy power lUI hutluIfY u uH vested. Wi'I DI
TUll.. IUo ZOO dag ut fgIHuaIH. o.. DO. I.H. Hf
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t.ii aHnte dr. fnqd fahl 'sitin .nl ~. it-
rFlt, uur lnI equity 90 redemption ni one
taI1 samuel O. tnr'aun. hH uUIrs aHl assIluf
hrreiu Cor iho nIFlrli aud best proc .aug
VIII luut lr cash, at iIo rout lt1nt door 1i
tue County Court uDus1 .U.v lui County
NuliiuFI. iu tlo tIiy aul N0uuN ui 7t|t LI.r,
TERRITORY of tnh. ior que pIpots W ray.ug
fHIl uutct a.I interest due tUUrrHu Hud aII coo
costs amt expenses ~ executing iUu lruti
Dated 90 sait lnso tity. ltlu, ulssil day ~
WILLIAM 49, DALE,
Trustee.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
CsnttWille, Spanish Fork, Virgin
City, Gold Hill,
BIG COTTONWOOD AND SALT LAKE
Aid In the Cause Of Appreciation aud
Respect to the Vanguard Of
Western Civilization.
Dig COTTONWOOD AND SALT LAKE
GAM WON Tnr FImT rHTnDGaoY

GARD FROM THE FIRST rRTsiDENCY
Salt Lake Ciiy, jan. %, 1870.
Notice 10 hereby given that oJniri.
buttons 10 the monument 10 DO urUgtui
in Salt Lake cry In momofy Of
brigham Young aud tue pioneers viii
hereafter, npu until further notice, 1r
acknowledged through tue columns Of
the DElEREr NEWS. 10 ~ expected
hat agencies Tor the collection Of funds
Tor this worthy purpose viii DO osiaD
lishcd in each war; ln all The silklf.
aud that said funds, with the liat q
names VI the contributors, will bo iOf.
wnriud ns frequently he CJnycuieut 60
hoDur 81. Wels, secretary VI the bfiX-
ham Young Memorial Associations ait
Lake CITY, who will see that same gFs
rmptry acknowledged iu the mnau'r
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people Will respond generously and
If1mplly % this call no that N possible
tho monument may be- completed,
dedicated and unveiled 90 She public
by The 9TH Jay " next Oc,0bcr
MILFORD WuInHuFE
GI1ruE q. tANNuNi
JusEpii A.. e2IIit
Flat Presidency q tho Church Of
Jesus Christ a. Latterusy Saints.
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uo buried Dim % litt'1 later, md chen
Jack collapsed n'.o. bad my hands mIl
CO.. awhile bringing tl1 couple 90 r0n.
fHHglIH condition UI r.rrs
Z lII U.t uui.HfaHa until % day or two
nfsWluI. whru Ja.s was willing Co niE
about If thu 5000 ,EtHut of Mrs JACKIE
hUrUIsm. m tHo instant granted hHr 20
Hr1n"IH.o thH iIul..Hu shH h1d u Chat
t1 hIll IU.r would hH u..lUa. ilr tHH pony
would Inevitably tUlr away uf ull apuHl.
uuI fH1 U.HE controlled thH lHr.lt -Hu
bad nImHI at tHr u11YH bead, and by %
God s0ut chance tHu hull bad entered hls
OyH
"Luoky Doc i'ilo madame know how 20
bold aruu straight Wnsn't iti" mlI jack
"r.ig though Novcr know anybody who
could icy chlescn IKE J0so Ill. 10. Mon.
tlng ln Good Company
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In tue Probate Court. IN and Tor sall Lake
County lcrr,0D pf Utah
In tue matter Of tho estate Of john
IoulAm duceattL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John e. COulam Hnu Mary Ann cuuiam,
tNCcutufa OF tho estate uf John D0Hl4m.
tgeUlspu. have rendered tor settlement,
and dIUdtn said court tueir lnalacuouutu their
AdmlulsiEatluu % Hail taIatg aud petition Cor
uual distribution OF Ono rUfIduH ui HHiI estate
among Goo persons entitled tuyrct0. ana tutt
lhursdAy, thu lHt day % harh, q. 10. 1880
90 Nv O'Clock o.. ns 10 The Court Room NJ
saId Court ln Che County Court House.
salt lAEv tITT Hul County. Uuu Territory.
hos been uu.Y appointed Hg tlo Jufg1 u
tHit Court Cor thr settlement NJ Hlii
account and hearing Haid petition for fistri-
button, nt which time auu pace any person
interested iu said estate may appear aud show
cause, % any there Do, why end account
should not be- settled aul approved aud
lnhl distribution made 90 prayed iur,
Dated February 45tu, a. y, 1870.
a. D.. STANTON,
CLERK " tho Probate Court.
ly a. g. EErsE, Deputy,
J. H. Moyle, attorney Tor executors,
From asit Lake City;