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q
Nluuny, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Jhralos Brink, the administrator Of the
estAte OF william y Ulunuy deceased, hAa
rendered Tor fCtuoment aud hicd inH SAID court
hts final account OF his standardization Of tAid
estate anu petition for final distribution " tho
residue OF said estate hmOug The persons en-.
uuod thereto, ami that saturday, tho .Uth day
OF June, A. ~ 800, ~ 10 O'Clock o. me, az tho
court room OF SAID court, IN the County Court
House, SALT Lake city aud County, tlh, has
been duly appointed by tue Judge uf tAid
court, Tor the uottlCmcnt n said account and
hearing said petition Tor diFtribuu0n, 40 which
umo AMI place any person Interested in said
estate may appear and show cause, N any
there De- why said account should NOT be set.
ted ana approved aud final distribution made
a. prayed for,
Dated May 18th, 1890.
G. y. STANTON,
Clerk.I
ny A, q. REESE, Deputy Clerk
ihANH hultMAh, attorney for AdministrA'
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

nNE NAY HORSE, STAR IN FACE,
~ branded e..1 on left thish. about years
old. I'm
Also one darE UfOwu horse, branded MN
on right thigh white feet about o W.
years old f.iiIl
Also one aorrrI horse. Z white feet. white in
face branded ~, on right shoulder, about o
years Old Ild
Also one tsy U1I5c, star in face. one white
foot, branded looks Ike W on right thigh.
about yuHrt OLD. Also one gray snare, about
10 wears old, branded W o on right thigh.
Win one bay Ycar.iuE mare colt, branded N I
on ught Wigu, while feet
n the d HHvr described animals are not claimed
anl taken away ou or before THursday, June
I'm, leo. 10 2 y. ul, tncY VIII hU sold % the
highest bidder at auction at ffr fatrar pound.
joins q. NATION,
Pound kUrnrT.
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For sale by z. c. NJ. l., Clark El.
dIedge & Co.. Western HardwaTe Co.
SAT- Lake Hardware Co, and Geo, A
Lowe, Salt Lake City. Utah,
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NOTICE rs HEREBY OWN THAT AT
N huouuug OF the board Of Directors Of
The Gold Queen Mining Company. rurUnI.
alton 0f ttah. held ApriI tth, Is.HI, an uH#Css
frtnt sf IUu llU| cents per ahHrc was LEVIED
ON tho CIuItul stock Of Che corporation. nav.
nnie 90 once. 90 frank W. htmNall, 1rUaaurcr,
at hia once boz tlp hank Cf MDlurnlCk q TOM
many ufat floor. Mcconnell uuldlug, corner
Uf Main nuu Irst South streets. salt
LAKE tfY. Utah. ANY stock Upon Which this
assessment mhH remain unpaid ON May llth,
IrEI will Ue delinquent aud advertised Tor
sale. AZ public suction. aud unless payment Il
made before. will be- Hold on June d. les 90
pay the dU luUuUnf assessment, together with
cost u advertising aud expense 81 sale.
j. x. HICKMAN,
secretary.
Room -. Second floor. Atlas Block. salt
iaku CITY. Gtnh.
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sUrrLrNrSTAt Nottcr
ny order Of the Board Of Director Of the
Gold Queen Mining umuhuy. mo cate of tho
delinquency OF tho above hsfcsHmunt iH go.
tended to June ilth. 1870, aud the date Of see
j. l. Haywood. Secretary.
dated MAy sth. 10.
first publication u thus supplemental notice.
Mar pth ls,J.
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IEaAL NOTICE.

Ia the District Court Probate Division. Thir
Judicial District, IN aud Tor salt Lake
County, state Of Utah
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NOTICE.

Gold Queen Mining Company. o corporation Of
UiaH. principal place uf business, tat
LhEu city, Jah
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KOTlUG OF TRUSTEES sAlg.

Dated May 20. 1919.
tfirstpubiication May q 1905 }
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NOTICE oF TRusIEE,s sAIE-

ny A, q. REESE. Deputy CLERK.
fiANK hurrMAN, attorney Tor admlnistra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

English law takes no account OF
ubels on the dead. Not so in France.
a Partisan lady has just obtained e
verdict against an author who pub
hshed some defamatory statements of
her grandfather.
Before the coming of the whites
to America the Mississippi river was
known by a different name every few
miles in its course. Each tribe that
and more than 30 of these local desig-
nations are preserved in the narratives
of the early travellers.
-Sportsmen's enthusiasm is not al
ways contagious. 1t worked distinctly
the other way in the case of a resident
of Bayside, Me-, who recently was
stopped on the highway by a party of
sportsmen and made 10 wait with them
an hour and half, so that he would not
scare away Il deer which others of the
hunting party were trying to drive out
Of the bordering wood.
"A late official report shows that,
contrary to common belief, cases of
religious mania are rare in the British
isles. 1t also discloses the strange fact
that more mental alteration is devel-
oped among the tribe of peddlers than
among any other class, physicians and
druggists coming next. Melancholia
prevails most in ireland.
The archer fish has natural blow
gun. This animal possesses the curious
property of being able TO shoot drops
of water from its mouth with extraor-
binary accuracy to considerable dis
tances. This singular faculty is of use
10 the animal in securing its food. A
fly or small insect passing over the
water has very little chance of escape
from the deadly aim of the archer fish.
The drop of water brings down the in
sect, which is then incontinently de-
voured.
Experiments are being made in
Arizona in the establishment of carrier
pigeon messenger service between re-
mote mining camps and the nearest
town or railway shipping points. So
far as tried the service has proved sue
cessful and very valuable. The trails
out from some of the large camps are
long and difficult TO traverse at times,
and the carrier pigeons insure a great
saving of time in exchanging COM
munications.
Five thousand horses in one bunch
were rounded up on the Flathead In
dian reservation in Montana a week or
so since. SO large a band of horses is
seldom seen now except on few OF
the Indian reservations where there is
an unrestricted range. For almost
week before the bunch was gathered
IN the Indians and half-breeds were
securing the valleys, canyons and
mountain sides, driving every horse
they found toward the common center,
ready for the annual cutting out into
individually owned bands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31
GREENSBORO TAIiSMAN.
The Rabbits Foot SuppIsnted by the Lit
tie Finger of a CoIored Woman.


The Rabbits Foot suppIsnted by the Lit
tie Finger of a CoIored Woman.
Among people of sporting. gambling
and speculative tendencies the rabbit
foot was at one time considered the tai
isnan Of luck and good fortune The
football player, the baseball man, the
devotee OF the turf, the card player, the
Spectator on change. the crap shoot
or and the patrons of policy and pool
rooms considered themselves sure win
neTs when in possession OF, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer. the pedal Of the
loug-eared animal. Vow the rabbit
foot has been shelved by those whose
superstition leads them TO adopt some
sort of token TO invoke luck. and they
have taken 70 4 really grevvsome article.
1t is nothing more nor less than the
little finger of a colorcd woman. After
death the little finger is sInputated
from the right hand al the second Joint,
otter which il is treated In chemicals 70
harden and cure the flesh, and when -
has become sufficiently dried it's carried
In the right-hand vest pocket by men
and women who cultivate the fad add
who carry II in little silver case Dsl
especially for the purpose
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31
The Eaunf Party.

If one has a wide fireplace and num-
Der of friends who are good storv-tel-
lers. a fagot party may be pleasant
form OF entertainments Give 10 each
guest a ribbon-tied bundle of fagots or
bits OF wood, place coy seats about
the fire and ask number one (the ribbons
should be numbered) 10 throw her fuel
upon the fire. AS il burns a story is
10 be told. neither longer nor shorter
than the time of its burning, and as
the light dies out number two begins
his tale. a room for faCot party
should he lighted only by candles and
the freight. Finish the evening with
an informal dance. if your guests are
OF the dancing habit, and with light
and dainty supper, as most Of Us are Of
the eating habit--N. Y. Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31
HOWARO'S FIRST CLIENT.
He Came on Mighty Particular Business
ECt II Was Not "A Divorce


Eat 1t Was Not a Divorce
When Representative VI ". Howard
the PopUlist member from Alabama
first hung out his shingie as q lawyer
he was 70 years OF age His patience was
nearly exhausted by days spent in vain
waiting for his first client TO come
when one day he heard knock al the
door. On calling Come in" a darby
known Is sam, stepped INTO the Httls
Office.
What can do for you? - the lawyer
asked, as visions of his first fee came &c
him.
Scuse ne. sab said Sam. but deed
l wants 10 see you on partjklcr bust
ness"
Mr. Howard. thinking that the man
most likely wanted a divorce said: "Sii
down and explain everything care
fully"
Deed. sab, I would Ike TO close de
dore, TO de bizness am mighty pertik-
Ter" said Sam. After having closed the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31
A Lake Phenomenon.

A curious phenomenon was obseTTed
az Cleveland. O.. the other day. The
water OF the lake suddenly began 20
fall. and before TIE movement stopped
II had gone down % inches, leaving
some OF the skis and sailboets II the
inner harbor high and dry. Fortunate
" 10 large vessel vas at that time NOV
~ il or out OF the river. II . min
1tes the water cane hack in one large
wave, which spent Itself on The break
water and the beach. A peculiarly
shaped black cloud hung OFer the AXE
% TIE northeast a. the finle-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31
GOT THE DRILL OUT
AFTER BLING HELD FOURTEEN
DAYS IN The EARTH.

Work VIII be Resumed Today 1T the Gas
4ven-The Entire 800 Feet of Casing
had to be wIthdrarn-How the Trouble
Occurred and How the Removal was
Accomplished The Rumor That the
committee Have Used Up the Appro-
priation Denied, and Taxpayers Invited
to Come and See for Themselves.
1--WE got IT out!'
The above was the exclamation Of
City Engineer Jackson TO an Eagle re-
porter last night, when asked in ref
erence TO the gas we'll.
1t is needless to say that the particu-
lar sit" referred to by the guardian OF
the city's interest at the mysterious
hole in the ground, which has not only
gained a national but a world reputa-
ion and interest that the little pronoun
referred to the long lost drill which has
been detained in the bowels OF the
earth for the past two weeks.
Yes" continued the engineer, I'VE
have the drill out and also the tubing
and by tomorrow (Friday) the drill
Will be going Chinaward at rapid
rate.
You see that at the depth of 900 feet
the heavy iron casing had been put
down and then the size Of the hole was
reduced two inches in diameter, which
leaves a ledge of one inch of rock on
each side and one inch thick upon
which must rest the great weight of the
heavy casing.
1T seems that this ledge gave away
ton of casing was forced into hole
two inches smaller in diameter than the
size of the casing and there being a
flaw in the casing it collapsed. OF
course this caught on the shoulder of
the drill and all was held fast
I'VE had TO cut the rope and take
out the casing and then make a spread
ing clutch and finally have secured the
drill which seemed to have been planted
for keeps.
Il know full we'll that the people Of
Wichita have thought the delay was
useless, but 1 want to say that every
body have done the best they could and
the delay has been unavoidable. I
hope that from this time out that all
will move in fine shape.
During the delay we have made
some needed improvements and I think
nothing will be lost. l wish you would
state that the city does not pay the
men when they are not at work and
the rumor that We have used up the
appropriation is perfectly false, and
any taxpayer in the city can come 20 my
office and see just how much money
has been spent and for what purpose"
TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money if il fails to
cure. &c.
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N.cbtn. All Right

I've 4 good many tyPewrltten let
ters," said Mr.. Kajones, but this one
from vorr {-rcle Thornton Is the worst
! ever saw. The words are al Jun oled
together and he's got hyPhens al
Gashes stuck al through II where they
don't belong. He's either beginner
or he's using a mighty poor machine
Let ne see it" said Mrs ka)onss
WHY. that's Uncle Thornton e12cily'
He couldn't write any ether way hs
cuttsrs."-Chicago Tribune
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Cn-Idn,t serxe Him.

Drummer lhurriedly)-Can't wait tof
6inner-have 10 catch 11:1) train-T'l
just have a quick lunch Can you open
me some oysters?
Landlord Smithville Hotel - Very
sorry, ST; but the cook broke the can
opener This morning.-PUck-
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Hollands navy has grown a1tiquH,ed.
u vii take 81. 10. 90 % put . int
working order. bet TIE ministry does
Lot dare 20 ask for the money.
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rrrfirc In-rrrnaut-

re comes, He cones, And cheeks z-e s'zle,
Ard brains with terror reel
The Jcggerlaut CT cyclecoz-
Tia ycbs-er &C q vEAAL
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Tie British Si.eT has been oTcerel
Tot 10 wear chr .1srsioe MS can.
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WANTED-GoOd eggs for Matching; eX-
ira price paid Plymouth Rock. COChins,
Wysndottes or Brahmas. Address 'Poul-
try" Box SO, city. d6f4tGp
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WANTED-Any private family wishing
a good Swede girl for general homework,
can a ~ West Central Ave. do5-3t1p
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WANTED-Students for our night
school, any course desired. s. per month.
Competent faculty. Wichita Business
College 100 T. Douglas. l3-u
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Statesmen WANTED.
WORCESTERSHIRE

WANTED-To buy a secondhand wood
turning lathe and mOrtiser; both foot
power. Address IL Z. o." 5-5 f Second
ST, Newton, Kan. d4-5Llg
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door ne TOOK the pro1ered chair. Then
he explained:
"Sah, has got CURL in Georgia. dat
1 wants you 10 write letter to TO me. .
do you love herr" asked the lawyer.
do you want TO marry her? Does she
love you?" and many questions OF like
nature.
To all these questions Sam replied:
"Suttingly."
The replies being satisfactory, he pro-
ceeded to write the letter. After having
finished il he read it to Sam TO see
whether it agreed with his ideas
'Scuse me, boss" said Sam, scratch
ing his woolly head; :" 'scuse me if I
offer a sugghestan; would like TO put
something else in dar also; something
like dis:
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FOR RENT-160 acres Of good hand with
in FIVE m les Of the city. Inquire over 81
T.. Douglas ave. G6i-5tlp
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De roses am red.
And de vylets bloc;
De pinks am preaty,
And SO iS yOl-

And having put it in, Howard asked
If that was all. Sam scratched his
woolly head a minute and then said:
BOSS, dar am one mo- thing dat ought
TO go in dar-dis: 4 hopes dat you will
'scuse de pore. mizerable writin' and de
bad spellin' "-Washington Post.
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FOR RENT-Nice 1O-acre place. miles
out: good house; barn. orchard; ~ acres
grapes. acres alfalfa 1. ". Clapp.
dtg-l5t n
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FOR RENT-MlsCELLANEOUs.

To RENT-For cash. $50 acres Of land
on the Whitewater. in Butler Co. 30 acres
Of cultivated Land. balance pasture and
timber, all fenced. One Of the best farms
iu the county for stock AID grain. En-
quire OF Mrs. a. {. Akin. SD North To-
pe,1a ave. d65-6tGY
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FOR REST-No. I40s y Lawrence Ave .
A. 81 good rooms, IN good repair.
good IslEbbO-1Oo-.. AID barn Hartford
Investment Co. Is Z - street.
COHESIVE
FOR REJNT-A hae room house. 1ga
North EruD1r.a Ave. AL modern cor
verieuces. good barn. The B1rnsu d
EHo Inv Co cSi-s-
FOR EF,ST--ss5 y IAwreses Ave. 3
rooms modern co-vrni elceE- barn. lgt
fenced. a desirable place. The E1Hae.! Z.
A-10 NV Co csif-
FOR EFST-A reat & room co:tare. -a-z
-. EmrC-4a Ave. .n hez- q repair. r.es
location. TIE ba1as-- Il Es10 Law. 60
FOR RENT OR sALE-CottaTs. e..
rooms, clty water. bath. &c. .--Q1s-e
Martins Art sore. - y. Malr
FOR REcsT-Tery cory : res-- hogrs.
ngTta see. furnace. ban. IaEr. &C. L.
". Clzpp- 1sz--F =
FOR EEST-Goo8 AoGses. a. sizes. L
y. Clssg- zE-s~ q
FOR REST-No1sru houses. also 49,
mess house. IHrasl Bros ciSs-it
FOR REcvT-Tisusss IN a. rsr-s O. ~
ei'y. Kills q K1lkszd.ovsr ~ = 4aT-
kst e-1-it
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FOR RENT-Garden land: very best L
W. Clapp. Cla-Iat-l0
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FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room
furnace heat hot and cold wafer. bath.
Gentleman preferred 20 North Law
renee ave. CEy--f
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FOR sLI F-NISCELLANEluS.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Is
y. EmpOria Ave, room j.. second floor
lf-.-4. II
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FOR RENTED nicely furu.she!
rooms. Cal! az - North Market.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with
without board SIS y. Market G5s-5t- q
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FOR sALE-RElL ESTATE
FOR RENT-HCUsEs.
>cp pr-N-~ 20 40 " r.-.-----, 4.

FOR REST-Bortonn farms. Inquire 90
y. Topeka C1-tf
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FOR SALE-Must close out az once n
butchers outfit and small grocery stock.
Small capital required VIM. Cross. 80
\. Water. d55-5Lfe
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EOR RENI-ROONS

FOR SALE OR RENT-A good No. .
Remington Typewriter. Enquire - r.
FIST 81 90.
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FOR RF-NT-Nicely furnished room
with all modern convenience. - -. Law
renee ave. 6--E.
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Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if il fails to
cure- DC
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FOR RENT-TwO nicely furnished
rooms. ground hoors FOR light housekeep-
ing. 81 y. Topeka Ave. d5o-6tl
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FOR RENT-Room with board. IN Se3E-
wick block: for two gentlemen. Call
room 3-3. Sedgwick block. ds5-3t0
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Advertisements under a5sve ciassIfica-
tons must be n the counting room by
o'clock every night except Saturdays
which = 70 o'clock.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on sedgwick county
farms No DELAYS Hewlett * Wheeler.
No. los E. Fist St oSs-eod-
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-09-17


/ promptly discharge my gun, then glance
along our line Two men of Co. c are
dragging a third toward the rear; three
men of Co. b are lying PROSTATE, and farther
on are still wider gaps in the line.
As / ram home another charge the man
who stands next me lifts his gun, into which
he has excitedly forced second bullet The
explosion is tremendous, and splits the bar
rel from the last steel ring to the muzzle.
captain, Captain!" yells the terrified
victim. "what'll / do with the gun-the
blame gun?"
flake it home and show it to your
grandchildren, replied Grass derisiyely.
The answer destroys my nervousness, and
I begin to fight more intelligently. We re-
treat to the woods back of us before we can
make any deep impression upon our enc
mics. In this place we remain until the
supporting regiments, the 18th and 2lst Mo.
and the 10Th Wis, whose positions are not
so favorable, are forced in.
The unarmed 18th Wis. loses several men
before il can be withdrawn. A prompt re-
treat saves us from capture. but we rally
within a few hundred yards and resume the
deadly practice. We form part of Gen.
Premises command, and here he compli-
ments us for our defense of the forest.
All morning we have seen the rebels filing
off to the left. and now. at Hurlbut's urgent
call, the 61st I'll. is detached and sent to his
assistance. This fortunate order saves the
regiment from the capture that awaits the
rest Of Premises men.