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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-13
Other Cotton Markets.
Tone. Mid. Receipt
Dry Goods.

New York, July 12.-The dry good,
market shows steady Improvement al
though no large transactions are re
ported. A conference of Southern
manufacturers on the price situation
is being held today. The outcome
is being awaited with considerable
interest
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New York Provisions.

New York July y Flour inactive, win'e'
pate ts Si.9005.20 Minnesota patents i.S1G5lO
do bakers, siOGG.4.2p. straights 4.75e9490
Rye flour firm, fair to good I.OO@l.2j
choice TO fancy l.l5@4.50.
Corn M al dull, yellow western 1lO@fl2
kiln dried 3.Oo@3.lo.
Barley dun, feeding 46h; mailing 530G'.
Wheat firm, No. red, nom. elevator
July 90, September %, December 500.
Corn easy. No. 2 52A, July $40, September
% Oats steady. mixed 26@32, 43H@l5k
Sept. 1884. :,
$50: packet 9.O09l0., beef hams Il. 5On2&oO
Cut meats quiet, picked bellies S1a@9
pckled shoulders $40, picked hams s1atgio%
Lard firm, western stearned $50, June Iio
compound 51s@6H.
PORK frm family ll.5Oalt5O, short clear
I3.5N0l5oO mess llOOMl42.
Tallow dull, city (s1 per pkg),4A@ country
Rosin Steady, strained common to good
Turpentina steady, 55A@56A.
Rice quiet domestic fair to extra 31s@oA,
Molasses steady, New Orleans open kettle
Coffee spot Rio steady, No. invoice ~ u, milu
firm, .ordova 71a@i2.
good to choice 3l0I5.
Sugar law steady. fair refining "a, centrltu
refined steady, confectioner's A, 4 SO. mol1 =
s. 40 cut loaf 5.75, crushed $40, powdered 5.lo
graduated 3d. cupes . 30
Butter firm, creamery com. to extra ljgl'1a
/ state dairy l3Gl7.
| Eggs firm, state and Penn. nearby
| fancy selec ed white %, Southern IDOL. dc
| interiors l3G0i4.
| Cheese irregular, state, full cream
small white choice ~ a, small coloreo
| fancy SZG, fair to good IA.
Potatoes weak, Long Island / 75G2. %. jersey
:. Od62O0, Norfolk I.7512o5, Jersey Jweets ~
/ nI.76.
Peanuts dull, fancy hand-picked 6@1 ,othel
domestic 314G16H.
Cabbage steady, southern Dbl. or crate II
/ 49,. Long Island .00E02. G0C1300
Cottoo by steam to Liverpool 10.
/ Cotton seed oil market was dull and steady
crude f. or. mills 23aaZ, prime summer yellow
| 29GpK, off summer yellow nominal, pripl
white $40, prime winter yellow 1908
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s. A. n. Stocks and Bond

Baltimore, July r. $. a. l.. common S78@9L
preferred, IG1s@i6H.
Bonds-4s.......
A c. L. common ll24@ll3, pr eferred. .....
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-13
Week End and Sunday Excursion
Rates Via Seaboard Air Line
Railway, to Resorts i'm North
O....Calin.a md Ainminin

The Seaboard Air Line wishes to
announce that commencing today it
will sell round trip tickets to resorts
named below on Saturday, good, re-
turning Monday following date of
From Raleigh, N. c., to
old Point Ocean View. ........ AIS
Virginia Beach ................ 4.15
Wilmington, N. G. ............. 400
TenOir N. G. o.30
Blowing Rock. N. c. ......... $50
Tickets to Blowing Rock, N. c., will
be on sale for rtuayS aP ea3ard4 fe,
lowing date Of sale.
For further information, call or adj
u e99 G. II. GATTIs. c. P. & T. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
q. P. SMITH, T. P. A., Raleigh, N. c.
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New Orleans, July r., Cotton futur
Liverpool.

liverpool. July H. 4 p. m.-Cotton spot
mod. business, prizes 80 points higher,
American middling fair 6.7s, good mlddling
G.6i. middling ISL, low middilng 6.oo, eopu
ordinary 90 ordinary d.02 The sales of tn
day We're 5000 bales of which 300 Were for spec :
ulation and export and included ,MW AMER
can. receipts 5000 bales including 9OO Amer
can.
EaturpS onenad ou;at oDd nloeed steady
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Worlds Fair Rates via
s. A |. Railway
TO ST. LOUIS, MO, AND RETURN.

SeaEoard Air Line
n
l.
stations.
ties fromn rinc
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour was firm, winter patent
4l50I 65 saghts 4.20Gp4. 10, tprIDg
PATENTS 3.00@3.70, straights 3.90@I.20,
{. 10. bakers 250d.3.20, wheat spring No. 295@9S
No. S6695, No. red, 96Dl00, corn No /?
a. No. white , No. 3 white 40@4l.
We No. 2 65d66, cd feeding barley 3l@e3s,
fair TO choice mailing 4i@10, flax seed No: ]
liz, No. northwestern ll7H, prime timothy
seed 2s50D....... mess pork per Dbl i2.S0@l2.So
tara per IOOib 6.a5G7 97K, short ribs sides
(loose) 7.I2ht0737H, dry sailed shout. (box)
. short clear sides (boxed) T.00t97. l2h,
whiskey basis of high wines LIS, clover con
tract grade 49,. O..
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The Raleigh & Cape
Fear Rwy. Go.

Schedule of Sunday Trains
In effect Sunday, May 18th, 1904.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-13
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

Under and by virtue of mortgage
executed on the 18th March, 1908, to
me by William Reeves, and which is
recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Wake county, in Book
176, page 204, I will sell at the Court
House door in the city of Raleigh, at
public auction for cash, to the high
est bidder, on the 18th day of July,
1904, at II o'clock m, the following
described tract of land, in the State
of North Carolina Wake county, in
New Light Township. and adjoining
the lands of William Mangum, James
Hunter Callie Ray, Jackson Bullock
and others, and contains SO acres.
j. w. MANGUM,
Mortgage.
Jnne IS, 1904. d.td.
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Nothing devoid OF merit can Retain
the Patronage of discriminating
Consumers for Thirty Years.
ROYSTER'S
CANDY
las Grown In Popular Favor.

Notice.
There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the North Carolina
Railroad company at the court house
in the city of Greensboro, N. c., on
Thursday, the 14th of July, 1904, al
II o'clock m. The books for the trans
fer of stock will be closed twenty days
previous to said meeting
d. Fl. MCLEAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Gowan's Pneumonia Cure-a life pre-
server.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
Barnet | OraDen.
$. 6. Qnberfen.

Der par Sorg / 6uIet, Der bal
SOrg / 9jerterne; bet pngite Barn.
en- firedars Oreng, ben eneite Ssn.
6oralorenes 9l9ee og 5remtioa
9ua6, bar oeo; 10 9lbre 9stre babos
be Def, ben 9loite ftuloe netop / bette
Mar f%onIirmeres, peliignet gooe o..
ger begge to, men BET miftsoe Barn er
oltib bet t9rsfte, o9 bette bar Del
pngite og en- Ssn. 9et par en- tuna
prspeie.
Ssitrene iereeoe, iom unge 5ier.
ter isrser, gre6ne ifar oeb 5or9lOre.
mes Smerte; 5aberen par opbt neo.
6sjet, men Wopersn operpploet al
BEN tore Sors. Rat og Dag babe
bun gaaet ON bet ipge Barn, pleiei
bet, lsftet og 6uaret bet; bet bar Ell
Del at benoe ielp, babbe bun fslt %
fornummet; bun tunbs life t9nte Iig,
at bit bar 0sot, at bet ftulbe l9qoes
i aiite og gemmeg | @rupen, gu
tunoe life tage BET Barn fra benbe
mente bun, og od bet bog Ifete og bar
8isbeb. idgbe bun / i'm fpgs Smerts
Sub bar life Oibit betl 6an bar
bjertslsie 3enere Der paa Sorben;
be banoler, Tom be lpiter, bsrer life
en- Wobers 8snnsr!"
SUN Hap / I'm Smerte 9or6srre,
og ba fom msrte 5nnter, Oebens
5antsr. ben spigs Dsb: at Mennez
ifet bleb Serb / Sorbsn, og at alt bo
bar fOr6i. Deb iudOun 5onte bupoe
bun intet at tlamre iig til, GA FAM
/ 5o~rtpiOleliens bunbleie Db6, -
Der bar intet, intel
s be tungeite Elmer funbe bun
lite gr9be mere; bun t9ntte life paa
be unse Detre, bun bdpbe; Manbens
5darer fdlot puu benbes pdHbe, bun
fda lite op til BAN; benbes 5anfe
bar bos bet osbe Barn, al benbes
2tp og 2eoen aanbsbe / at tilbdees
table fig boert Winbe ON Barnet,
hpert ar bets u~ffhfDfne Orb
gesrdDelfssbagen tom; Nattsn
foruo baObe bun life fopet, | Worr
genitunben ob%erpafbebes BUN at
sratsben og 9nbbe nosen 6bile;
linens bleb 8iiten bdaret ben | en- afs
fibes Stue og Der 2adget ldaet til;
BUN Itulbe life bsre 5dmmsrnagene.
Da BUN oausnebe, Tom op og pilbs
is fit Barn, fasbs Wonbsn beHbs /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

Og be 0pr. Iom ou neolagoe pad
Sa9ten og fort9reoe peo oine 91fts=
buo, par Dig ielb. 0u troebe, at 2is
Jet tun oar | big, men iee bar fer
net bet beordgrilte SIR fra oine
9ine. % ou bar M let. at, naar bu
9N onot imoO andre, ger ou onot
imoo big ielo. 9toet er bet famine /
alt, og bet, Der inoebolbes / big, tun
en- Del at bette bet eneite 9tp; % blnt
/ oenne enc Del at 9ibet / big ielo
fan Ou 9sre 9iOet beore eIer I~Ietters.
ege eler ForminoIte bet. Wlen gpre
9ipet | big ielp beore ian ou fun peo
at neoripe be Stranter, Der filler bit
Gip ira De andres Gin. og peo at be.
tragte De dnbre 89iener Tom oia lelo
Ga peo at elite Dem. Nlene oerpeo
piI ou funne gtpe bit eget 2iO itgrre
5ploe.
Oerfmob gsr ou 9ipet rinoere,
mar ou lite anertenber anoet 9ib
eno Dit eget og mener at forege bit
eget 9ips Sober pdd 9etoitning al
be andres. OerOeb forringsr bu ogs
iuu bit eget 9ip.
Og at sbel9gge be andres 9ip
itaar lite / bin Maot. 0eres Qio,
iom bu bar br96t. er ubenfor bin
SDnstrebs, men BET er lite ~tilintelz
giort. Oh mente at tunne forlrnee
bit 9ip % fOrtorte De arores, men
bet formdar ou life. 6or 2ipet gel
Der boerten lib eler Rum. 9ioet /
ct gie6lit og Qtoet / 5uiinoer at
4ar. BIT 2iu og ale ben ipnlise og
uipnIige 9erbens 8nieners 2ip er
ct. Wdn fan life tilintetgsrs og fors
andre 2ibet; tbi bet er bet eneite, Der
etsiiterer. Qlt BET anbet er fun Gin.
0a ben gamle baobe tall fdalebes,
forIpanpt ban.
Raite Morgen gap Song 4siarz
taoon 9efolins til at iatts 2abilie
Og ale 5dngerne / 5ribeo Os opbsrs
meb at pine benz.
Den treble Dag falbte ban I'm Ssn
til zig oa opergap BAN Sceptret; og
ielp orog ban fsrit uo / en- grten,
bOor ban tantte ODER bet, ban babe
lGrt. 8erpua gap ban ia til Tom
pilgrim at pdnbre runbt gsnnem
8per og 2onbs6per og larte Mennes
Itene, at oiOet er ct, os at Mennss
itene Blot gsr onot imob iig ieib,
nddr be bil gre onbt imob andre.
Ssndiu, goliunu, Queut 1903.
Geo 5oIftot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

Ren MOoeren faa iutet, Der bOor
Barnet pegebe, intet uoen ben Iortegldt;
bun idd meo iorbifte 9ine, foa lite
iadlebes Tom Barnet, bet, Cub bdoee
tdlot til fig; bun berte &langen. 5os
nerne, men bun forndm lite Oroet,
Iom bum baOoe at fro.
uRu fan ieg fIpOe, Mober!" ia9oe
Barnet, ofpOe meb a1e be andre glas
te gern, Iige berinb til Sub ieg bil
bet Iaa gerne, men nadr ou ar9oet.
iom ou MI sr9ber. fan ieg lite fom=
me fra big, % jeg OiIOe iaa 9erne,
maa ieg life not? 0u tommer 10
oerino til mig ON liot, isbs Mooer!"
% bliol bIio!" iagOe bun, .fun
ct 2ie6lit enonul en- eneite Sang
enbnu nae ieg ie pda big, tpsfe Dig,
bolbt big fat / mine Qrme !"
Og bun tpsIeoe % bOGot fat. 9u
lso benoes Raon o~erobenfro; faa
tIa9enbe tOm oisie 5oner; bOao par
oct oog2
p6srer Ou," fdgbe Barnet. .oet er
6aoer. fom talber pad big
% after, efter faa Setunoer, lsb
onbe Sui Iom fra Bern, Der erGoer.
Oct er mine Ssitrs!l" Iagbe Bar
net. oDlooer. ou bar 10 itte glemt
oem2"
Ga bun buitebe be tilbage6leone;
en- angeIt beto9 benoe, bun fad rem
for fig, os Der, oItio, io9pebe Stit=
teller for6i; bun troebe at fenoe
nogle; be ioGbebe eennem Deoens
Sal ben mob oct msrte Jorb9ng, %
Der f%oriOdnot De. Om bel benbes
Wfdno. benbes gsrn, tom til Snne9
Nej, oeres Rdab, beres Gut, leo
enbnu Der oDenfra; mar bdbbe bun
gan lie 9Iemt benz FOR ben bsbe.
sMober, nu ringer 6immeriges
alotter!" iagbe Barnet, ,,Wober, MI
itaar Solen OPP"
O9 Der itrsmmebe ct operb9foenbe
Chs mob 6enbe, : Barnet bar borte.
o9 bun lsfteoes, = bet blep tolot
runot ON benbe; BUN b9pebe lit 500
neoe og idu, al bun lad paa airtes
gadrben, puu lit Barns @rao; men
Cub par / 0rsmmen 6lepen en- Stet.
te for benbes SOB, ct Chs for benoes
5oritano, bun 6sjebe fine ana oq
bah: ,tilgip mig, 5erre min CUB, at
leg piloe 6Oloe en- eois SiGl fra i'm
5lu9t, og at jeg tunoe glsmme mine
pli9ter mob De Ieoenoe, Tom bu ber
gap mig"
Os OeO bisTe Orb bar bet. lon
ON benbes !Sjerte fanbt 2etielfe.
Oa 6rsb Solsl frem, en- file
5ugl fang ODER benoes 6ooeo, ga
Sirtetlotterne rineeoe til Moraens
lang; Der blep beaigt runbt ON benz
De, beaist iOm i benoes 6ierte; bun
tenote i'm Cub, bun tenbte fine glia.
ter, og / G9ngfel ifnnbte bun ia til
9jemmet. 5un bsiebe fig ober N1aus
zen. benoes Darme, inberlige ans
b9tteoe BAN, og be talte 6iertets,
5noerligbebens Orb, os BUN bar
itGrt og miIo, iOm Suitruen tan
n9re bet; fra benbe tom 5ortrsfts
ningens 09lb:
SUBS Billie er altib ben 6ebite!"
0g Wanbsn fpurgte benbe: ,,bpors
ira iii bu meb est benne aroft, bette
trsftenbe Sinb2"
Sg bun tbsiebe BAN, % bun tpss
ieoe line Born: Seq III bet fra
Cub, oeb Barnet / @rapen!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
Nsiarfa0on, aonge af
MsiDrien.

AsI0AtuOpNg JbpaSk VI A2IT1telf
bapos erobret Song 9abiliss aige.
sOelagt og ufbrenot ale 8perne.
iplittet oper fine 2anoe ale Snobp9z
eerne, or9bt &ri@rne, bdlsbu99et
noele al arigsbppoingerne Og fpioz
bet andre paa pele, after andre bdpz
be ban haaet lepenoe, og Song Ga
billie Ielp bdbbe ban lutfet inoe / Il
BUR.
Sm Ratten laa Song Nsiartaoon
pda III 9eje og oremte ON, boorleoes
ban tube toge 2iOet at 2abilie, od
ban plubieIig bsrte en- Stei li9e BED
Sioen at fig, og ioet ban lufteee
Ejnene op, ioa' ban en- Oloing meo
bpiot Stag Og bIioe 2ine.
= bar ou / Sinoe at or9be Ca
billie? fpurgte ben 9dmIe.
= Sa, ipareoe 9ongen. Men je9
bar blot enbnu life funnel uofnoe
pda bbilfen Maaoe.
Qabilie sr Dog big ielO, fasoe
Oloinaen.
: Def er life ianot, fagOs aOngen;
jeg CT mig. og 2dbitie er 2abiIie.
9u og 2a6ilie er eeto fagoe
BEN 0Qmle. Oct foretommer big Blot,
at ou life er 2abilie, og at 2abilie
life Ct Dig.
= 6pab mener bu meb, at bet tun
%foretpmmer mig foa? fpurgte aonz
gen. Seq Iigser 10 Der pua ct blsbt
9eie, omgiben al lpbise SGaber, os
/ Mpreen pil ieg, ligeiom ieg bar
ejOrt | Dag, more mig meo mine
@enner, mebsng 2a6ilie MI fiober /
Bur ipm en- 5ugl. o9 / Morgen fol
ban fpibbes paa 99l og rdb6r9ttes,
inbtil ban Der, og bans 2egeme for
t9res at 6unoene.
3u fan life tage nogens 2ib,
iadoe ben 9amle.
: 6puo flyer bu! Og oisie f%iorten
5uiinoe arigere, Iom ieg bar or9bt.
% 6pis Gig banner ct gjere! Seq er
lebsnbe. % be er life mere til. Qlts
fod tan ieg tage nogens 2ip!
= 6boraf bto ou. at be fife mere
er tiI2
Jorbi jeg life Ter Dem. Sg
fremfor aft er be bleone pinte, men
ieg life. De FEB, men jeg befnoer
mig bel.
Seiaa bette er fun nogst, bu
ipnes. 0u bar pint big ielO og life
benz.
9et Torituur jeg life, fusOeaons
gen.
: Oil bu forituu bet2
ga.
: Saa fom 6er6en. iagoe Olbin@
gen og pfte aongen ct Basin, fulot
al 9dnb.
aOngsn fob Op og gift ben til Bus
iinet.
= 8aa neb / betl
4sfarfdbon siorbs ,bOab ben @ams
lie befolebe BAN.
Saa fnart ieg begnnber at ebee
bette 9anb oper big, ifal bu BUTTE
0opebet neb.
Den @amte ssb ganbet fra arutz
fen ub opsr 8ongens 5opeb; og aons
gen butfebe nen i 9nnbet.
Og ioa Tnurt Song a~sIartabon
aputfebe neb, fslte ban fig life mere
fom 4siartabon, men Tom en- anben.
Otter faalebes at bore forpanblst,
Ter ban fig ieiD lisgenOe puu ct meget
rigt 2eje. bos en- faare ifsn aDinbe.
Denns refer fig op og tiger til BAN:
,,Win fare 9ggtsfe[e 2abilie, bu er
trat af @aarsbasens arbeibe; berfor
bar bu iobet l9ngere enb eqers; men
lea bar p9rnet ON bin 6pile og bar
life peffet big. Ru Denter 5priterne
paa big / ben fore Sal; Heb big paa
% aaa inb til oem."
Of bisie Orb foritob asfartabon,
at ban bar 2abilie. Stfe Blot for@
nnbrsbs bet bam fife, ban bar fun
forbopiet oper, at ban lite babbe ptbit
bet fsr. .5an ftadr op, tlaber fig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
DerIer q = = = q

Gn canning al be bebite ltbtalelfer
al be melt tenbte 5orfuttere.
Deb Sigurb Qnter. : ::
Sn9ofb: Sub og Religionen.-
2fbet og MenneItene. = Wanben.-
abinbcn.- Sjemmet og 8srnem.-
genfdb og a9rligbsb.- Ruturen 90
auniten. Sioen Os Gbigbeben.
140 Siber.
5 elegant 8inb og meb @ulbfnit.
Nebfat Til 40 Gents.
yiaeoer al 6berbagsIibet.
Sti35er of Glbin.
st interssfant Os prattiff file Strift.
5 Omflag 8 Gents.
Den ange Yiges beaiseS elmer
9etrastninser beb aonfirmationen
os ub ober aibets gane.
1913 Siber.
5 Sbirtingsbinb, 40 Gents.
6prbeorengen.
en COB BOG for Drense. 30 sis
Der paa sobt papir. 8 Omnag 1Oc.
Sra Ssbe til Griiten.
erfarinser iom Ssoe os ariFen.
Optegninger at Stat Ratoniel Gas
pira. gn meset interesfant lille BOG.
38 Siber. 5 OmfIag 10 Gents.
Danifb autb. publ. 5oufe, Blair, W.b.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
State Society DOinss 81 the geek


turned from q trip through Yellowstone
park they report q most enjoyable trip.
Postmaster Ross Of Lehi was 4 Provo
visitor Wednesday.
Dr. and MRS. Andy Stewart OF American
Fork spent a few days this week visiting
relatives and friends in Provo.
Mrs Julius Isay left Provo Tuesday for
her hOTce in Chicago
Miss Emma Savage left Friday for St
Louis. Miss Savage expects TO spend
about three weeks at the fair. she viii
also visit Chicago and Denver before re-
Hon. L John Nuttan Of salt Lake City
was visiting with his family in this city
SUNDAY
Miss Ida Boshard is enjoying IN outing
in Cottonwood canyon
Mrs James Glove and family returned
to their home in this city after a delight
ful month spent at Spring Dell
The Second ward enjoyed an outing at
the Provo Lake resort Tuesday Bath
ing and boating was enjoyed until about
12.39 when lunch was spread and par
taken OF by all. At p m the following
excellent programme was carried OUT
Singing by the. Sunday school children.
address of welcome Bishop Nelson song.
Trease Homer, resitation- J. NJ Jensen
First Organization Of the Ward was
delivered by Walter Scott. song. Oriene
Hyde: Origin OF the Relief Society,
Mrs sephine L0velesS- recitation Miss
Lizzie Thatcher. After which prizes
were given for sports Of various kinds
The day was pleasantly passed and VIII
be long remembe by all
Professor Joseph L Horn OF salt Lake
spent several days III Provo visiting many
Of his friends
AIRS. William Strong has returned home
after "a couple OF weeks spent visiting
in Heber and Park City, while in Park
City Mrs. Strong was the guest of Mrs
Charles Funk.
Miss Maud Van Wagenen viii spend a
couple OF weeks visiting 1t Spring Den,
Upper Falls and Heber-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
manti.

7. B0tkin OF salt Lake City and Sena tor
Snoot OF Provo were in attendance at the
Black Hawk reunion Thursday and Fri
day.
oscar BerElund and Dr. Hagan OF Gun
nison were IN the city Thursday afternoon
and returned during the evcninZ-
II. A. Kesrns. William Metcalf Reuben
city Friday last.
Sven o. Nelson OF Fairview was IN the
city Friday last.
Arthur Jensen and wife of Mayfieid yis-
tied friends ia Hanti Tuesday.
Maggie Tcnnat returned Tuesday from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
UNIVERSITY
OF UTAH
SALT LAKE CITY
THE HEAD OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOL
SYSTEM OF THE
STATE =. =, -.
The University Includes:

The University Includes:
The School OF Arts and
Sciences.
The State School Of Mines. and
The state Normal School.
a preparatory school is also
maintained
The shops and labora tories are
not excelled in the completeness
OF their equipment.
Unsurpassed advantages are
offered for thorough and practt-
cal work in ali the engineering
courses
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-18
GREAT
PROBATE
'' CASE
Reversed by the Supreme
Court Involving Import
ant Points in Equity

The supreme court today handed
down its opinion, written by Wolver-
ton, j., in the case of David Froe,
brich. ct al, VS., d. F, Lane, personal.
ly and as administrator of the estate
OF Emanuel Friedrich, deceased.
This was a suit commenced In the
equity department of the circuit court
OF Marion county, to set aside and inn
peach a decree Of the county court of
said codnty, approving and adjusting
the final account of ID. r. Lane. as ad.
ministrator. on the ground of fraud,
The heirs are residents Of Germany,
and being represented by the German
imperial consul, of Portland, as their
attorney in fact.
The fraud consists in the disregard
ing by the defendant OF a compro,
mise agreement entered into with the
representatives Of plaintiffs. in which
II was agreed that he should make no
charge for administrators fees In ex.
cess OF 5000, In his final account
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-18
DIED.

ADAMS.-At the home on Court
street, Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock, as a result of la grippe and
other complications, Mrs. Sarah A.
Adams, of this city.
Deceased had been an invalid for
about a year. She was born Deem.
Der 10, 1889, at Brownsvilel, N. Y,
and was united in marriage with the
late S. C. Adams, of this city, in May,
1890, She leaves a sister, Mrs,
White, of this city, who is quite i'll
at her home. Her step-son, Loring X,
Adams, of this city, is also quite i'll at
Portland. The funeral services will
be conducted from the late residence
of the departed Tuesday at 10 a. m,
Rev. Powell, of the Unitarian church,
officiating. Mrs. Adams was a wo.
mar of the finest social qualities, and
leaves many friends to mourn for her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-18

charging $1425 attorneys fees and
other administrative fees exceeding
his commission allowed by law by
ever 1925. Plaintiffs also relied upon
the concealment Of the publication
Of final notice, and upon certain rep
reservations made by them which
they relied upon and were induced to
remain away from the settlement,
having no notice thereof.
The court holds that the plaintiffs
were entitled to maintain an original
suit in equity for relief, and reverses
Judge Boise in sustaining defendants
demurrer,
The respondents were represented
on this appeal by w. II. Holmes and
Frank Holmes, and the appellants by
@, M. Inman and +. A. Turner, of this
city, and Gantenbein & Veazie, of
Portland.
The estate has been In litigation for
nearly four years, both In this coun.
ty and Multnomah, This last decision
will necessitate a trial of the case on
its merits in the circuit court and
holds the bondsmen Of the administra-
tor for any loss to estate. II the new
trial should not result in a judgment
for the plaintiffs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-18
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