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Gray Wants S2.I3G.lO.

John q. Gray filed a sutt agsinat
Simon Eiseman and Henry Elsoman
In tho Third district court this aitet'
noon Tor judgment In the sum OF 81
lg6. 80 damages snd costs, with Interest
ron May . 1895, and for costs ofsult'
The su't gJows cut Of judgment
heretofore given against the drirn's
ants aud in favor of J. r. simon 4
a.. Ia the circuit court OF tho city v,
~. Louie, state " Missouri.
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MINOR MENTION.

No entertainment will he given ht
the NJ. 4. \. League qlsflcrs tnis even
ing No has been the custom on Wedneh'
days for some time.
MI. Axol LagcgTen Of Chicago, In
sntctor NJ agencies " tho famous
CIuatI Steamship company, Il among
tpv 6ibH o 7alt Lake CITY. He ir'
tprd. staying here a few days an
ouIuyiuE the pure air ana the mon
tain iueuery, and also rayipg = visit e
our surrounding mining camps
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Declared a Dividend.

Tho Home Fire Iuiursnce smgany
held Ia regular monthly meutilg ygs-
Isrdny, at which time n quarterly aiyi-
drnd o. J. "a per cent on the capital
stock was declsted. Rulon =. Wellt
re.igueI a. secretary on account VI his
leaving shortly Tor Gtcat Britain, and
III. q. Whitney wa- elected Ia his
stead. The mpaiy alsJ decided to
insure plate glaze nutuaflHr
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AN,s.sI stranded.

VtSEyAuU HAvES, Mass, June 10.
The thrue.mastel schooner Edwsid
e.. Allen lur, Captain Milburni from
WpIt more for Portland. sank on Jobs
Nec 90 thu suuth eide OF this islam >
this morning.. Fr0m what has come
n.hurs OF tHp vessel ana articles OF
olllhing that nave bo1n picked up, 10 10
feared an on lOaTu are Loot.
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DAILY WEATHER vANE.
observations Taken at Utah, ldaho,
Montaua, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrvA'
tons At 5 an. today:
Salt Lake City-Baromeiot, 1890;
Temperature, So; minimum, 57,ii WIND,
northwest; olenr. 800.
Baker CITY Barometer, 3l,@2i tenn
rerAture, 80; minimum, aii wind,
south, light; clear
Chsyeune-Batome 29.7ii tenn
leratute, %, minimum, b4i wind
southwest, llEht clear
Helene Barometer, 5000; tompera'
tlte, a.; minimum, a. wind Wesl
lIgh'; par ~ o. uJy.
Milcs CITY Barometer, 1885, tenn
pefatuto, 90; minimum, 500 wind,
east, light; trace rain clear.
MInnFmucca Barometer, 3l,l2i
temperature, A.; minimum, ~, wind
northeast, 40 miles por hour; clrnr.
IdahU kAiis-BArUmsteT, 1885, tenn
tufatuTe, 80; minimum, ili wind
south, a milus per hour rain OF meiIe.
Hu0w, %; cloudy,
uenotnl aud local forecast lot SO
hours ending =. m. June lli 70
Utah, fair tonight; rhursday fair
warmer.
Salt Lake CITY and vicinity Fat
stationary temperature,
J. III. -MiTU,
Observer, WBaturr Bureau,
Today, temrsrature 10 shown IN tb
'au rimile theTm5metcf given below
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10 the Matter of the Es.ato o. william NJ
tfUvff, deceased,
NOTICE d HEREBY ttNEN THAI
~ Franklin \. Richards aud james 7 LiNs
the executors ~ the last viii ami tnsihWHuI
~ william ~. Groves, deceased, have fruItrI
for settlement, and NED 10 said court tyif
annual Acrouut uf their administration 81 Htil
rsta and petition Tor partial distribution N
the residue Of fsit estate among the lrfHgui
entitled thereto, and that fridHy, the 3ff di1
Of July. 4. u islst, ut ~ o'clock q M nt No
court room of said court. ln TIC rouniN .nsIi
house, SAit tnko CITY and county, tab ha'
lseu duly appointed by the Judge % eau
ruuft, fof the seturmrutot salu ayrouut ami
hearing suid pputIou for partial diatuDuiIUu
az which uiuU ami place any person iti'lctitH
in SAID estate may appear aud show cause, q
ans tneIc be-. why SAID account should BOT ID
settiud and approved and partial ditifi.ui11
mad, no prayed Tor.
dated June icth. los, ..
4 II. STANTON. C.rft
ty A. &. UEL O., Deputy tIvIt
JosTtU T. hCulHp., Attorney for LAg'l
t0fH
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The sheep Rock Mining cOmpai y
held meeting yusluguny altufuuuu
ID feutgauiZrd with the following
Ulcer. Simon Bambergrh prcsltonii
uu Beck, vice PRECEDENT; llrnry
I.Iftmau, 90 nsuItb and Nilli1m
Cam bell, secretary. Henry Else
uau, w.. +. Hahn, G.. W, Miles,
& mon EIsgmnu, Joe OurfHdUr,er nni
William Campbell were elected
IiruCtlIs.
Tho Gold Stone Mining company,
which filed articles u iuc)ruoptln-
st Monday, has "a "a ia eek Of
100000, divided INTO 81 Hlar1a "a
owns properties IN lCmhi county
/ ldauU. H. officers ute u otga Che.
/ mon, pref lruj william E' Hubbard,
/ vice president, aud W, SCOTT Ctismou,
secretary anu trymurrb with the AVE-
IItI0n ot EIiuh NJ, Weller aud Lewis
W. CLARK 10 the directorate.
The Rcbneld Censor says that
several years ago % is 1aid mo one
fgund piece vi nuat on the hills bo'
tween G.,nwu1d aud AnuGbglu that
ssuyrI 5000 % tho ton BIO silver The
| md created no little uZUlium ant ut the
Hme nud the ledge was hunted i3i
quite diligently Tor o. wHii' bus with
Az sucCuss. On Fuosdny No. we are coz
rtcIy informed, Dhu GARDNER th'
postmaster at Aunabslla went prospect
Inc aud found VIVA. ha believes 20 IL
Ia. ledge. Ga rhuaIay eampios wuT,
s.ut uuuutI be gtgayvI. Meantime
Apuuuula 10 having quito - mimi.
.ArlrmauI ami up o. "Wednesday
m.ht four lucstoua hUI been made
YIUpHt lrUs.B.E were out prospecting
ID T.u.a4.y. Nathaniel Hlnsstt ha
..l Iuu.u "a maugsn 1870 aupyalt, wuio'
t..iB We do MT know 70. ~ slz1 o
gltre 90 DO, We are iui1rmsd, by ON
EuU kuuwt, that the lamplos are Ver!
Ugu.
American FORK World: joe GhtCi
.slI here Thursday morning Tor Gree
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NEW NoHE. June 10 Stock mars ct opened
steady. luuustrala we're freely dealt lu.
sugar declined .. per cent
Nner 10 q better tone was generally iu
evidence, HuytuE tor 10Th accounts resulted
uu tAr Improvement sharp fractions iu iuCitr
Matt ana Huuur s HtuEic transaCunu WAS
made ln silver trrlucatca % sluut10 atbA
4 report from NahiuEton thAt tho President
WIS auout O. send message tu Congress reia.
tive 60 CUBA. ~ circulation uu the stock CN.
change, caused heavy selling au hlonE tho
line The uHrECt appeared iull % "atop loss
orders anu yteIded easily,
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NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORS.

once Of the Board OF Paddle Works, Room ~
City HAL, salt Lake city, June 10 l''o'
s,EALrp PROPOSALS WILL BE w
- ceiyod 40 this ONCE until 10 v'trs
a IN. OF Tuesday, June 10th. lsl.' ioi w
wors uf removing that portion OF VIZ ,.tirs
Department quhTtrrS known - 10, p ss Am 10
pihns which can 10 seen at this ounce o" %"
after tue IN instant .t .,sgId.
tnstTurttOns Co bidders, togethor WIN " .an
cations and forms Tor contract aud uogsH. M
hc obtained upon Application at the olA's
the board, -, ,nd al
The right "a reserved to reject any anu
Nv order Of tho Board OF Public Works
A. b. DORkMls.
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.ough.sslls Bros. circus, was IN the
e ~ yesterday arranging for his show
which will exhibit here July .S!h.
Mr. Claude Fleming am Miss Alice
Ward will be united In M n ale this
veniug AZ the nome Of tne brides
parents, Mr.. and MIS-. Il. J. Watd.
Cammeucement exercises will b.
given this evening ut the Proctor
academy; n fine program will be Ten.
dered by the students.
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ia the matter u tho Fsats OF Thomas Hams
Deceased.

90 the matter q tho Fstats Of Thomas llAui
Deceased
NVOIiyE q, HEREBY OWES THAT
~ AufelIua Miner executor ut tho iHii
viii and testament ~ Thomas Harris dc.
ceased, has rendered Tor settlement, aud q 81
Ia sAid court, his uuM account OF ma adm.ha.
tratIun X sad estate ana petition Tor duA.
distribution uf tue TCaIduU Of SAID estate
among tho persons entitled thereto, aud illl
MrdupHday the -th day OF JAY, A. .l-N, 4!
DO o'clock e. m, NJ tho court room OF ahll
court, IN he County Court House, salt lAte
DttY aud County, Utah, has been any ~
pointrd hy tho fudge OF sad court for Tue agi
dement, N sald account and hearing san lgN
ion Tor distrllutlon, AZ whieh time and lIhce
Hny person interested In SAID estaie may ar
pear audi ahuW cause, u any thofo DO, why faiI
account should not be settled ana approved
and Hnnl distrihutiun made AZ prayed fort -
f.ttL' q v. STANTON, Clsu
Uy A. o. RtFsE. Deputy Clerk.
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Returned TO Ogden.

b. Chapman anJ John Wilkinson,
the lads from the Industrial homo who
were afreslet yesterday Tor stealing
we're taken TO that Institution this
morning by superintendent Allison
who came down Tor his watIs.
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Marriage Licenses.

Fred Player, 25, Of this city, and
Mary J.. sp.cr, Is, OF Murray, were
givou a lIccusc 10 wed, a. were VIM.
Apvdailv, IS, anu Alice sharp Jack,
- both OF tuis city.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court, Probate Division, lhui
Judicial District, IN hud for SAT- Lass
County. state ofUtah'
Ia the matter Of the Estate Of John CusIIna
Deceased

TN me WlTTNT Of TI0 EaIHT' Ut 0VHH N0'""''
Deceased.
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER on hNp
court 10 SAID matter. notice " h.igN
gi,un that Wednesday, the 2tth day oi Juh,'
A D. 1870, Al u o'clock =. m, az nc 'ounu
court house In SAT- axe City, Utah, 10 lug
court room Of SAID court has been hppulnltA
the time aud place Tor the hearing 81 a ".
tl1n 0f Arthur J, CuAhing praying TOT we VI
mifailu to probate nt certain do,uWtnt
Herewith presented, puTp0rtinE 20 DO tue AZ
will aud Testament OF John IuHhlnEi ~
ceased, when aud where all persons lniet'a'!
viii. or the granting OF lotterA Of Adminhlfa
ZION with tho will annexed 10 Arthur D. NNal
ing. a. prayed TOT VA said potitiOn,
In witness Whore0f have hoTeuhlp Nv W.,
hand and Affxed the seal Of SAID coufi'h I'VE
u' s2 ~ '1"'' - q. 4. STANTON,
t'HN'l CicTk.
ByA. g. REESE, Deputy Clerk.
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lEeAL NOTICE..
Ia tho District goutt Probate Division, 1hue
Judicial nisuirt, On aud Tor salt Lake
County, statc Of itah.


In lhu mnttNT OF INC faAutf OF hlAhtuhNA o.
rctut, deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN rHT
~ Iruwgr FCtut, Admtntaifalur OF ine 20
tst1 of blanchard o., Iotut, deceased. hhs
rendered f1r settlement, and nlud 90 1al
court, hi uuAt account % hih administraUpu ~
Hald cstatc an petition Tor hual dlsiIluauoh
III the Tesluuo % sAld cstslr among the pgr.
sons entitiru thereto. and that friday, the 'fi
day m july. 4. 10. iss. - o. o'clock a. n., az
tng court IUum OF sad court, IN the tgutN
Jourt House, sat Lake City md county, iub,
has been duly appointed BY the l1dFt ~ tHIi
court for the settlement Of said arrOuut and
hclung said petition Tor disifiluu0u, a. Nhtl
time aud plAgU any person interested lu taIi
rstate may appear ana chow cause, n any
there De. why said account shOuld not bl sgI
lied and approved and hnai distribution mal'
a. prayed FOR
dated June 10Th, Leu
sra' q D.. STANTON, C.rt
iy 4. q KLE-t, boputY t|cfA.
JuilN N. CiNNpN, Attorney tor a1mInIatA
tor
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rnANarEnt ON srocKs.

one hUrdred shares Of Ajax nt 90
cents aui 200 ~ 81! cc ~ 5000 kigh.
mond Auacpnla at 81 ceuts. Total
shafes sold, $500.
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BASEBALL CHALLENGE.
Rio Grandsrs out with a "Drh' 10
the unlou Pacific lrou Masks, Bis
tlOyrs aud FIRST Basrts.

Baseball Is t. 10 resuueclei In this
city. The cnico employee Of the Rio
Gnude Western have declared them.
,elyes TO that effect. Mere than tuat
they have compelled their fellow.
CLERKS Of the Union Pacific u assisi
them. They did ii ny Issuing oha.-
lsnge 10 the latter 10 play u m'ich
game with them ou Saturday, Juge 20
Toe surprising feature Of the "dth" 10
that the challeusc was promptly &C.
csuict, for tho RIO Giaudsts bOast VI
come mari hiteTs, good catchcta hnl
fast spfintrfe. But then the Union
Pacific boys have among their nun
Ter three VI four veteran knights OF tue
diamond whom they say wluli
long ngo have been playing
with come national team hal the IN
tuCcmunls beCu great enough. Iat'
sBngor Agent Bufley aud Freight
Agent Eccles say thgt u the Union
Pacific lads % not win u Victory oN,
their opponents that thby Will ebthlu
an order from the receivers dltch arg
1 lug them without o hearing, Tue RIO
| Gfandurs have alsolfrccived notice that
| they must either vAuquish OF Nacalt
anu they are pfepatiug 10 Vhuqulsh'
Acc Ifuiug " their captain. tuey VIII
| take the field ~ iullOws: w. J. Riiui
l e.; Allen SMITH, p,i w. T.. 5lmIA -
l nr,'; w. &. McBuut, second base r.
] X. DickiuB1u, Short stop IL r.
/ CIough, third uatt; J. 3. Darkr, I. &.
/ r.. n. LawHlu, G. T.; II. Cubb, l. T.
! aitprnatrH. W. j. gAgFTly, j. Brluku
anu J. Il. EVAN.
Tue person. Ell q lhe.Uniun PicilD
team will be- forthcoming 10 soon a
they have recovered from thv ehoel
sustained BY tho cIallruEs.
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"hT'AEl. IuHT w.
WbTnt-JuuN 81 july. o..
Uoru-June. 81 July,
uatsHIuur. lil jay. Ia.
rorH-Juur, " -. july. a,.i2
IArd-Iuno, - IS July, ft.ig,
iuhs-June. il.ui. July, t1Ig'.
Rye %
HafIuy-3idil
IInNHs7u DO
Timothy 81 q
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chicago June 10
tiUEu=
lIsbt, fl.lla EI.H.
Mixed. $40. atj %,
utayy, a. ass g.
HouEh. f4,3agn.
tutut
Cows aud ueifeTs, 81 tCatls5,
Texas rtpcrs, 81 budfi. 10.
storkcrs aud FEEDER. y $50
sheep Market wCak, generally TO tenv
lower
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ILnAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Probate Division, Thfi
Judicial District VA and Tor sAlt Lake
G0uutf, state OF utah.
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AYE RS
The Only Worlds Fair SauapatIla.
AIER'S rms cnrs H,adaehs.
IEaAL NOTICE..

In the Dtslrtct Court. Probate uiVII0a
Third judicial District, In and for
Fnt lake County, state
Of ItaH
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T0day's tcmTetAtufe 10 shown IN tue
ae slmile theTm1metef given below
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-09
Comedy Nightgouns.

Is there any married woman in the
world who has not had occasion at
some time to groan or understanding
to her temperament-at the unreason-
ableness of men about their mending
The house might be topsy-turvy and the
children unkempt and the chances are
that the man would make no comment;
but let the tiniest hole be in his socks
or a single missing button be over
looked and he has a grievance that he
loses no time in proclaiming.
''Therep exclaimed a usually mild
hammered husband the other night, as
he unfelded and flung on the floor sew
eral garments from his bureau drawer.
''If you can't find time to do the mend
ing, you can use these for cleaning
cloths. I'll not wear comedy night
gowns any longer"
What do you mean?" demanded his
wife.
why, can't you see?" he retorted,
holding up one of the offending gowns,
that they are side-splitting ?"-Wash-
ington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-09

A woman lately returned from Bra
zil tells of a curious custom in Para.
She went with her uncle, who was in
business, to dine at the house of a
wealthy merchant. Everything was
very gorgeous ara lavish in South
American style, but, on leaving, she
American style, but, on leaving, she was
amazed to hear her hospitable host
say to her: eff you have any washing
send it here" It is the custom there,
it seems, for wealthy households to
take in laundry work as an employment
for their large retinue of servants. 1T
did, however" said the relator, give
me turn at the end of formal dinner
party to be asked for my soiled linen"
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JIM HARkINs. NARROW ESCAPE.

Disbrow.s Finger Was Pressing the rrig-
ger When He Declared for Peace
Between the front door of the log
house and the gate was large stump.
| and on this stump old man Disbrow
was skinning a woodchuck which had
been caught in trap that afternoon.
sat on pile of frewood near by, and
Mrs. Disbrow sat on the doorstep.
smoking and knitting. The old man
was telling me the story of his great
fight with two bears as he worked
away with his knife. when Mrs. Dis
brow suddenly called out:
"Yo', Joe-look YAM
yam" was down the road, and as my
eyes followed her pointing finger / saw
a man with gun on his shoulder about
eighty rods away and slowly approach
ing.
It's Jim Harkinsr' muttered the
old man under his breath. :.
Yere's yo'r gunw whispered the
wife, as she passed out the long-bar-
relied rifle.
''Git fur the cabin, stranger whis-
pered Disbrow as he dropped down be-
hind the stump and rested his rifle
across it.
What is it?" I asked of the woman
as we went inside and the door shut.
Its Jim Harkinsr she replied.
''He'un has said he would shoot the old
man on sight! Reckon he's come to do
it. but he'un will git plugged fur shore!"
Perhaps he's come to make peace?"
Dunno. Better if he'un has!'
Can you see him from the Window"
Eyes; cummin' right alongp'
rs he going to shoot?"
Mebbe not. Old mans got a dead
rest on him, and if he'un takes that gun
off his shoulder his wife'1 be a wild
deri"
"How are things now?" asked after
a minute.
''Yo' kin go out. sab. He'un left his
gun by the fence
She opened the door and I passed out
just as Disbrow called out to the ad-
vancing man:
Which is it. Jim Harkins-peace or
wah?"
Peace, reckonr" was the reply, as
he threw up hand.
Who's gwine to be the fust?''
Il am. Thar's my hand, Joe Dis
BROW, and I'm sorry fur the fussin'."
And thar's miner replied the old
man, as he extended it.
The jug was brought out and peace
and harmony fully restored, and after
Harkins had departed I Queried of the
old man:
''You must have been all ready to fire
on him?''
Him will never know it," he whis-
pered, as a shudder went over him, "but
was pullin' trigger when seed he had
cum fur peace. Jist another mint and
my built would hev split his heart in
twor'-Detroit Free Press.
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of the probate court of Shawnee county,
the stock of dry goods, furniture and fixtures
belonging to the estate of the late }. G. Kyle,
deceased, will be offered for sale and sold at
public auction to the highest bidder, at the store
room. 4sl Kansas avenue. Topeka; Kansas, on
4 tuesday, the 10th day of March. 1896. at 10
O'Clock a. m. the purchaser to take the furni-
ture and fixtures or not. at his option
The goods are invoiced at $17, i5l.44 and have
been appraised under order of court by three
Sinterested, well qualified men at S10Is7. p.
and cannot be sold for less than three-fourths
of their appraised value. Terms cash, before
delivery.
Topeka. Kan, February &c. 1896:
VIM. SIMS, Executor.
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Rstter Profanity Than vulsarIty.

In a book of "reminiscences of Concord
thirty years ago, by Frank Preston
Stearns, just published, the author re-
lates how Miss Alcott came to him one
day and asked him to take her out
rowing. He complied, but it found it
more of a job than he had anticipated.
s.This is the darnedest boat 1 ever
pulled he remarked Frank" said
Miss Alcott, never say darn. Much
better to be profane than vulgar"
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SHERIFF's sALE-In the District Court OF
- Shawnee county, state of Kansas. Samuel
Tracy, plaintiff. vs. Kansas City Piano COM
pany, defendants. By virtue of an order of sale
issued to me. out of said district court, in the
above entitled action. I wili on Wenes-
day, the 18th day of March, A. D.. 1896. at 10
O'Clock a. m. of said day, at the residence of
Samuel Tracy, in Soldier township. on the
Rochester road, IA miles north of North Topeka,
in the county of shawnee. in the state of Kan
sas, offer at public SALE and sell to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in hand all the follow
ing described personal property. tO-wit: One
phaeton. one cart. one spring wagon and two
sets single harness; and on the same day at 2
o'clock p. M at 7O1 Kansas avenue in the city of
Topeka, shawnee county, Kansas. offer at pub
lie sale and sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash in nand, one New England Piano COM
pany's piano. Cabinet Grand, No. SO. 932. lying
and situate in the county of Shawnee, in the
state OF Kansas.
The above described personal property is tax
en- as the property of said defendant. and is di-
rected by said order of sale to be Sold and will
be sold, to satisfy said order of sale.
r. B. KEPLEY,
Sheriff of Shawnee county, Kansas.
T. H. Balm, P. H. FORBES, A. H. CASE.
Attorneys.
First Pub. in State Journal March s. 1896.
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Nelson Relics.

Some relics of Lord Nelson sold in Lon
don recently brought good prices, the high
est being paid for articles associated with
Lady Hamilton. A painted fan, for in
stance which Nelson had given her, a bit
of very delicate work in ivory, brought
S24O, and portrait of the recreant wife,
her own gift to Nelson, was knocked down
for $S45. The hero's folding mahogany
bed, from the Victory, brought S1ee-
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The Sorrow of China.

The Chinese speak of the Yellow
river as the Sorrow of China and
no wonder. 1t is estimated that its
foods in the present century have cost
that country II. Ooo, 900 of lives. During
the past 100 years the river has
changed its course twenty-five times,
and now flows into the sea through a
mouth 300 miles distant from that of a
century ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-09

Jim Cash-Cash, one Of the richest and
most influential of the civilized UNA
tilla Indians of Oregon, brought suit in
the Pendleton court last week for a
divorce from his wife on the ground
that she paints her face,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-09

Elder Berry-'sWhat is yeuF idea Of
faith?" Putting a nickel in
the plate and expecting a crown OF
pure gold, New York Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-09
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-09
First published in the Topeka State Journal
March 9, 1861
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF MAYOR. I
Topeka, Kansas.

Topeka, Kansas.
There will be special meeting of the city
council on Monday, March 16, 1896, at 7:3o p IN.
for the purpose of hearing any and all COM
plants that may be made as to the valuation
assessed by the appraisers as per their report
now on file in the office of the city clerk of said
city. of all lots. pieces and parcels of ground
liza BILE for the cost of the Improvement by grad
ing, curbing and paving Eleventh street be-
tween Van Buren, street and Harrison street in
the city of Topeka. and also to hear any and all
complaints that may be made to the validity
and fairness of the assessments or special tax
to be assessed and levied on all lots. pieces and
parcels of ground liable for such SSnent for
the improvement of said street.
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the city of Topeka
to be attached this 9th day of March. 1896.
c. =. FELLOWS, Mayor.
TSEAL,T Attest: S. s.. MCFADDEN,
City Clerk.