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Show OUOEK THE Dll V I'MMEBCIAL: THE White House. W'r DNESi-- . Jl LY 22. 191. OhOCR TO SHOW CAUSE. Mb. the t aw d..i.t mil tte- - capacity cX:Slua ViT.rl c, tuivrhrm LLvTAllr sr? ud to wVe- - f Commence to make an Immense MARK DOWN SALE all through our Stocks of Stylish Goods in our House for Our Grand Annual Miti Sale! But Before Getting Ready for the same, we will Place Before our Patrons, for a Few Days Only! Resistless Bargain in THIS WEEK THIS WEEK HANDKERCHIEFS! fa MMM . Tsrri- - iK Uotial be Maria uf IVBa. I S a4aauai Hsu.HLet. i A- - r- Ulii tua ami CaUia-$ao- atoiVed to dx.wae the txwiprti-tioao- f amateur, tar prufcaionaJ then tnud into a street with a aUp lora pai. and dtirj along at a rate U it i. .l As-u- twwi A b. ML m tte mm uj . 4m te sd tte mm, hereby l. yajLteaur life Den at i ltc, worth Ladiee' Handkercbifes at 8c, worth Ladies' Handkerchief Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 10c, l- worth Fine liifctli'i! 10c Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 12c, worth ite 4AUmmmAvf sud mwui IS IW - a:. Prouatr OMUl uf tte CoUBrty uf ut 1 1 aii .t tte rvp rua-- B uf wtt euort "U t. 0- - v--i t m tf. Mtdcuukt) of Watear aad lrtnlr) uf I UH. ua tte ate. IMti ,4 4ucut A I).. d) Oai at 1. . .uc. a a .V lUal itaaa at.J Iter pear before bit a . Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 15c, -1 15c Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 20c, worth 25c Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 35c, worth worth 35c Ladies' HandkerchiefsOc, worth 75 cVLL TO CALL! WE INVITE we have selected from our Stock. Come and the article best far This is by 'leading a'good supply before they are gone. OOo fl which made it imputable to check il time, whec he MMM OM It at faitaar teV that . eoa. ef tte. a flixht of atone step lending to aaaU befur ..hh ibl. fur the Cnteratadt. or nvertide suburb of B. im aaid Wtli At) aftar..urroai. Aaaruar tte lUll i 11UTiatnl . B WOfala Uid IHab- the little town. For the firat five or aix CuataEAa-lal.alafteaaB Ciijf. u aatd ouuati of Wabar, the tops that IberWt uotieraf aailda uf daring nd actually kept hia kmm arrwBiit audutaaid tiaar t.. tent, but in the next moment his mab cuaiac lutiea U be laatMl lalw at chine jumped the track and dashed him tuna public plat, ia said cuuaty el r. fnr three week. aet brfur Mid iU uf dove headlong against the atone balusanruruum tuiav. trade of the ateep terrace. The wit- b'i..ii,,l; Jul) lelL. A C. Hl.Huf rruUt Jude. nesses of the accident rushed tor a docfur Ada,iaiair.trii J. A Hi.usu tor, but might hare saved themaelrea errrt. r of I tali,liij. euuatruf Wabar. h 1. Jo, r. the trouble. The champion's skull had tli.Uf rlerk uf iu ud fi aaai Wabar auuut) k. teretn errtif) been broken into splinters. Philadelphia that tte mmmm i a full true and nrnri uf tte uriciaal order appouituur d fur Timet. eut aaatlea-i- .1 of iroxiul. and U aaow eaaa. Waor thould uut be uade ui tte matter At th. Wedding in Spirit. uf the eatat- - of Andrea W A very novel mock wedding ceremony leaa.ited. filed and rerordad in my uffke ua was performed in Columbus. Ind., at the I6th d.) of Jul) . A I). ISW. at the aiue reeonl. 9:30 a. in.. June ?, at the residence of li.vr- here lu witue arhreuf unto et ru) hand and !tied t he Henry Lang, a wealthy and influential aeal of the probate court the da) UAL. German. and tear first .bora written. At the time mentioned a number of J. P. Lciiwiogk. Clerk of the Prt.hate Court. By W. at Uaksos, JJeput) l iars. the friends of Mr. Lang and family met to celebrate on this side of the globe the matrimonial union of Mr. Lang's GUARDIAN SALE NOTICE. nephew, Ernest Felduian, with Emma Notim it herehjr given that in iunaaure of Kleb, in the far distant city of Helen-bacan order of tlie Probate court of Weber count) Westphalia, Prussia. Mr. Lang's I'Ub Territory, made on the llli da) "f K in t lie matter of the of Hiauuee daughter Euuna, who sailed some weeks 18H1, Kreemsn and I.eli M. minor, the ago on board the Fuerst Bismarck, for uuileraitmed will on or after the tat dat of eell kale at the all Ml, rilit, title private Hamburg, acted as the first bridesmaid iatere.t of Mid minora in and to tit. folin the real wedding, while Miss Ella aud n real eatate. iiltuate in the lowing Martin and Mr. Gus Kuenneke person- county if Wefa-r- ,liUa--Territory of I'tah : A part of lol two (.) in tbirt)-uo- e (U) in plat A, ated the happy couple in this city. Com QftdkaOlff MUiaj. Itoundixl a follow The ceremonies, by a careful calculamenrinjr at a iaiut one hundred and m rent) ' oat from tlie koutbaeet coriiiT ! two il".' tion of the difference in longitude, were of .uid lot mid ruiuoiiK thence north eighty (N) r 24 ) feet, theuee performed at the same moment of time. fi t. thence weed twi'iity-foiiUfX hence Hntheiht ui tweut) four The happy young couple will establish (34 feet to the of lieKllllting . place Said bale will be for caah. lawful money of the their home in the old Prussian homet'uiteil Statea, and bill, or offer for aid properstead, where Mr. Lang was born sixty-eigh- t ty on tha term, afore aid. muat be in writitiK years ago. At the mock wedding and will berwiTcd at Itreeden atiuiinel' law ofHciWaehiuaion avenue. Oaden City, here a very happy hour was spent The Utah, being the place where aale will lie made, refreshment served was wine from Mr. at any time before the ale i made K. Kkkcmak, Lang's own vintage. A case of the same (itianliaii of the eetatcofI. ion Hoome K. Krecmau wine was shipped sometime ago to l'rus-sia- , and Lech M Pna'inau. minor. N. B. The purchasur at the allure mentioneil and it was drunk at the real wedale can buy the 1eret lh aid ploMTl llo ding at the same hour it was drunk here. owned by said min r. at baine rate for can. Leoh K. Frekhan, Cor. Indianapolis Journal. rA L KaMtc Arete ( Kaetew m 9. V , L M- - AfcllaTlBW !...a!Jcmtia. a trau. Sag . i. tau. Mutes, aaV Tte mm la uf taw Territory mi I tab ami ' lua art n rtte rauaaraa to i i ta m a tia teuacbl asaiact yua kw tte abuie uai-- d Uaiuii. te tte Lhririrt Court f tte fmt J ' ttmTaTnuf ma uf C tea, Itei of tWday tte thi. iMsj; or. if tervd uut of tte. . tut la ttua dn.tri.witaiui twenty day.; jnT" tw jsw-yfil- tte prayer of Midcuaipaain? I teaid vtiuu teuturht u forecluor arer rf K un or tur :te wllb um of tt al .uluil fr, ii. ;Le 4.y i a auoB at aitaVarstt uf .aid have bew dd to pa) Mid tht the ulr OBtawoicAet jXs.a'tC. With Cusla. aSBOOBt tLr li.aturit) of lialauoe tUm at tte r.te of I per rent per an- iL mt.-rnua. from July MM. lv and tte certain nerty. full) deaenbed ui the tel. letaini i mil -- a:.t an..atit l-aUu. tb.i iudiiiMit te thru ren f, f. 1 . - 1 . Pni-ma- lay-i- K- - TlaiJUrtBl-- f u alt w cu unlrr of diMrib-.twb) aWuld aut br aii.r uf tte- - irnJw uf Mid aBKas. tte bru .J t Mul daoaaunl ur arc. iinj u. U,aa4 furtteductiargtof uud U . 20 Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 25c, worth 40c B. . H irutuf 4iau-ibuliu- 500" Cr) taxi ilea SI ae h tor petit loa. fur rj tmmm uf aod el '.ilVd iberetu. alul fl day I uvtvdtui territory J"r. Urn Pitim,, llniil, if 1 gV aUUlaut IfcUV late LaUd UdTuM -- n.or sie uf Andres V l&ixU) r.,- - -- i SUMMONS of tte f IT.! Jl - IM ib thi,uf MB btalll iuvui uf sxc tbrt ti nrtl- - aat llw ml uf thr deooaai. iuuiMwu new fraU . ahe to lLl brt aeiuammat lb xt:vn of fUdcr&lebea. in U provine of Scikswi, bat vat in ti turn tcrpriMd to find that a local aUe to uu;utc bit LEW DAYS! Mil limi fur -- rf IE tike attest,: of lcd feuiranlu. A frw weu ago th a bcyelit A no.thern Gtrtoany mm A tr Isda- hii vi I Uak t White House. WE SHALL L : t. i i k the bal- i. . fa. aold u. a a fee. in t lu- - ai.m uf Waal .Lat the teual decree sua) he made for the furorto. ureofMAd mortgage and for the aale of Mid premiM- -, according to tte law and the practice of tui court of thia dndriet ; that the procewla of Mid aale but he applied to the oaymaat of the rueu of tte r.Kin aud expenao f ud attoruei '. feu, and the amount due the plaintiff and that .aid defendant and natch of them aud all peraou elapsing under tte-ror either of them MMMbI Ui the execution of Bald mortgage deed on Mid prrauae.. either a lucuyuuraacera, or ottearwiM Buy fa barred and of aU right, claim i of equity mlemjitioniu the aid premiae, and rt thereof, and that iiUintiff have u c tor-clu- maXSjBQtSmi againt ecution iwiie them for any deficiency which may remam after applying all th. proceed, of the rale of Mid preiniea properly ap-Vlirahle to the Mtifartion of the Juiigmect. plaintiff or any other party to the uii may owcoine a purrliaer at .aid mm; that th. Cnit maiv'iai execute a deed to tile pur t ald purchaaer be let into MEMaal remiM on product ioa of the : THIS WEEK EXTRA SPECIAL! THIS WEEK t 200 Safin jjnjfc in all Urn, Each $11 Worth Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. We beg'Jeave to inform all, that as the goods are being cleared out rapidly, selections should be made early to secure the best results. -- - -- A The White House! WRIGHITS OLD STORE. wrig-ht'- old store. ATTENTION! DON'T YOU NEED A. Suit, Hat, Shoes, Shirt, Etc? THEN MAKE HASTE AND BUY THEM BEFORE THE GREAT FORCED SALE PUTNAM ONE-PRIC- E Clothing House! 366 Twenty-Fourt- h St., where Everything is being Sacrificed to Raise Money. th. For further and fuller in Ut- - ref hereby made to thi complaint And you are hereby n." ,h. d that if you fail to ap(Har and answer tlii complaint a aNvve re linreii. lie ..ill piatniin Will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witnea the Hon. Jaine. V Miner. Jnitge. and the aeal of the Di.trirt ci.irt of the First Judi- cial District, iu and fort lie Terseal. ritory of Utah, thi. 9th day of July, in the year of our Lordotia thousand, eight hundred aud I ninety one. C. H. Mot'Li EE, Clerk. B. L. By Best. Deputy Clerk. C K. Loopboi eow. Attorney for Plaintiff. MARSHAL'S Sidewalk of Pins. SALE. In the District Court for the First Judicial District, Order of sale and decree of foreclosure. In the District Court of the Find Judicial C. M. Cnlbertaon, Plaintiff, vs R. L. ArmDistrict of the Territory of I'tah, Weber Com. ty. strong, Luelia Slater and H. M. O'Haver, De('. K. Sawtelle, plaintiff, vs. T. J. Edward, fendants. defendant. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and The People of the Territory of I'tah send decree of foreclosure issued out of the District greeting T.J. Kdwartt. dofendant. at Ogden City, Weber connty and TerriCourt, You are hereby nvjui red Uiapiieariuan action tory of Utah, on the 30th day of June 1X91, in brought against you by the an i ve named plainabove the entitled action, wherein C. M. tiff in the District Court of tie First Judicial the above named plaintiff, obtained a District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer t lie complaint tiled therein, witnin ten dav judgment and decree against R. L. Armstrong, Slatei and H. M. O'Haver, defendants, of the day of service) after the .emce Luelia on you of this summons if served within this on t he 19t h ilav of June 1891 which said decree on the tOth, day of June IMi recorded in was, count); or, if served out of this county, but in Ju ' iineut Hook of said court, at page, I am this District, within twenty days : otherwise to sell. within forty days or Judgment by default will Csj.iimanded All that curtain lot, piece or parcel of land he taken agAinst you, according to the prayer of situate in the City of Ogden. County of Weber .aid complaint. The Mid action ie brought to obtain the and Territory of Utah, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: judgment of this court against the defendant Tha north half of block nine, and the north for the sum of $389.70 principal with interest half of block thirty-fiv- e in Nob Hill addition to thereon to date amounting to $91.20 and his City. cost, of snit. Plaintiff alleges that defendant Ogden Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the was indebted 'to one firm of Idelman Bros, for 11th day of July 1!W1. at Twelve o'clock noon of the above amount state, on balance of an ac- that day, in front of the County court house, in count for goods sold and delivered to the said the City of Ogden, County of Weber and Terridefendant at the request of the defendant by of tory Utah. 1 wi in obedience to saidorderof plaintiff; that thereafter said Idleman Bros, as- sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above signed the said indebtedness to this plaintiff. described property, or so much thereof as may For further and fuller particulars reference Is be to satisfy plaintiffs judgment with necessary to file herein. the complaint on hereby made And yon are hereby notified that if yon fail to interest thereon and costs, to the highest and bidder for cash, lawful money of the best appear and answer the said complaint as above United States of America. required, the said plaintiff will take judgH. Parsonh, U. S. Marshal. Elian ment against you for the sum of $460.90, and W. Butcher, Deputy U. S. Marshal. By and costs of suit, 20th 1891. DEN On June ClTT, Witnoss the Hon. James A. Miner Evans 4 Rogers. Attorneys for Plaintiff. John Rogers' Useful Bone. judge, and the eeal of the DisThe above sale is continued until Saturday the trict Court of the First Judicial The Pennsylvania law in regard to day of August, 1991 at 12 o'clock m, of that f seal District, in and for the Territory 1st. fences requires them to be "horse high, of Utah, this l&th day of Nov., day. Eliab H. Parsons, U. S. Marshal. in the year of our Lord one thousbull strong and pig tight," bat John By W. Butcher, Deputy U. 8. Marchal. and eight hundred and ninety. S. Rogers, one of the big farmers of C. H. McCli re, Clerk. Delaware county and leading light in By L, B. Best. Deputy Clerk. TIMBER NOTICE. M. V. Gilbert, Attorney for Plaintiff. To whom it may concern : politics, has a jumping horse that no five Notice is hereby given by the Consolidated rail fence will keep in his grazing ground. Lumber and Milling Company, a corporation ALIAS SUMMONS. and existing nnder the laws of Utah Between the duties of his occupation as In the District court of the First judicial dis- organized Territory, that it i. the intention of said corpo a tiller of the soil and scouring the countrict of the territory of Utah, Weber county. ration to apply to tho secretary of the intend The Utah National Bank of Ogden, a corpora- under an act of March 3rd, 1891, entitled "An try two or three times a week for a lost tion, plaintiff, vs. Robert Robinson, mma B. act to amend section eight of an act approved horse, Mr. Rogers is a busy man. Robinson, formerly Emma B. Bayleyl ; Alice B. March third, eighteen hundred and ninety.one, Alice B. Bayleyl : James Casein, entitled An act to repeal timber culture laws, Everybody knows the horse, but Rog- Bell, formerly of The Snyder Robinson Hardware and for other purpose..' " for permission to cnt. ers has to call for him all the same at the assignee Company ; H. W. Smith, guardian of the peraon timber in the southeastern part of Weber counMr of twain" Robert Robinson and ty, Utah territory, for tho purpose of supplyhorse's visiting places, so that counting and estate McBwaine Robinson and Thomas ing the inhabit .wits of Utah territory with lumlost time he is the most expensive ani- Robertdefendants. ber and ties for mining and other doThe People of the Territory of Utah send mestic purposes. building, mal in Rogers' collection. His owner That said timber if located in the southeastern of greeting: the mountains in would sell him but for his prospective To Robert Robinson, Emma B. Robinson, for- Weber county, about three miles east of part Beaver B. B. forEmma Alice in which Bell, for the miles of and merly north the Fork South Bayleyl; canon three campaign shrievalty, Alice B. Bayleyl: Jamee Cassin, assignee of Ogden river and about twenty.eight miles the horse is already a potent factor, hav- merly of the of the Snyder Robinson Hardware Com- from Ogden City ; that the land is nnsurveyed ing introduced his owner to more men pany ; H. W. Smith, guardian of the person and and when surveyed will not be subject to entry of Robert Robinson RobMcllwaine and estate than Rogers could count in a single ert Mcllwaine Robinson, and Thomas Cahoon, under existing laws of the United States except for mineral ent ry. That the timber sought month by constant application, and coun- defendants. to be cut is partly dead from forest fires, and acYou are in to an hereby timber standing is balsam, and reprethe required try folks are beginning to understand tion brought against you by appear the above named sentsgreen about three or four hundred thousand why Rogers keeps this high jumping plaintiff, in the District court of the First judi- feet, and covers about three hundred acres of cial district of the territory of Utah, and to an- land. That the preservation of said timber ia horse. Philadelphia Record. swer the complaint filed therein, within ten not necessary for the water supply of any days exclusive of the day of service after the stream that is used for irrigating purposes or Bervice on you of this summons if served withthat can horeafter be used for irrigating. The The Young Man Fainted. in this county ; or, if served out of this county, land is very mountainous, neither agricultural While a young man and young lady of but in this district, within twenty days ; other- nor mineral, and is too far from the mines and this place were gathering plums the wise within forty days or judgment by default settlements to be of value either to miners or will be taken against yon, according to the settlers, unless sawed Into timber. young lady stepped on the head of a prayer of said complaint. The Consolidated Limber and Mu ling The said action is brought to require the deblacksnake. Her first intimation of the Compani. Robert Robinson, to make answer unfendant, Waebbn 0. Child, President. situation was the presence of the snake's der oath as to the nature, situation, amount and Ogden Utah, June 25th, 1891. coil around her ankle. She shrieked and value of all his property and effects whether held by himself or others in trust for him ; also swooned. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. of the property and effect, he has conveyed and The young man flew to the rescue, but the value thereof, and to whom and for what No. 1043. and ; what terms and he be that Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah,! the reptile was moving slowly away purpose fromupon in any manner selling or disposI enjoined July a, 1891. when the excited youth assailed him. ing of any of his property or effects or interNotice is hereby given that the following-name- d a be and receiver that therewith, apThe snake showed fight, and striking meddling all his settler has filed notice of his intention to of property. Second. To re- make final proof in support of his claim, and with his full force fastened his fangs in pointed quire all of the other defendants above named that said proof will be made before the proto make answer under oat h and set forth and bate the man's waistband. The horror of his discover Utah, at Morjudge of Morgan county, all things required to be stated by the Utah, on August 29, 1S91. vix : Ole Olson predicament overcame him, and faint- defendant, Robert Robinson; that they and gan, the southeast for homestead entry 9093, quarter The each "of them be enjoined from disposing of or of section 20, township 5. north of range i east. ing he in turn fell to the ground. with property of Robert Robinwitnesses to prove his names the He foUowing young lady was first to recover, and son nndertheircontrol ; also from paying him anv continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, debts which they may owe him. Ixiird : That said land, vix: when her beau returned to consciousness all conveyances of property, effects, stocks, Samuel Campbell. William B. Campbell. the snake had disappeared. Abbeville bonds, securities.'stc., heretofore made by the Charles Criddle, Jerediah O. Little, all of Litdefendant Robert Robinson, to the other de- tleton, Morgan county. Utah. Cor. Atlanta Constitution. fendant be adjudged void anil be set aside ; and Feank D. Hobbs, Register that defendant, Robert Robinson, be adjudged 8. W. Dares, Attorney for Plaintiff. In one of London's fashionable churches the owner thereof, and that the same be applied the satisfaction of plaintiff's judgment. the preacher made an appeal to the ef- to Fourth : For all other equitable and general NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. fect that a certain baronet was, through relief. For further and fuller particulars referrioio. is hereby made to the complaint on file no fault of his own, in debt to the ence Utah, herein. Land Office at Salt Lake City. 1891. J June 19, And yon are hereby notified that if you fail to amount of sixty pounds, and had no following-name- d the that is given answer and said the above hereby as Notice appear means of paying. Consequently the concomplaint his to of intention notice filed settler has required, the said plaintiff will apply to the of his claim, and make final proof in support gregation were called upon to provide Court for the relief demanded therein. before the made register Witness the Hon. James A. that said proof will be the amount required. AuMinos, judge, and the seal of the and receiver at Salt Lake ( lty, Utah, on Entry District court of the First jndi-- i gust 1 1891, vix : John Slater, 2,Homestead 2 west. r sw1 sec. 6, n, eM for tp the 150, seal j rial district, in and for the terri- No. Five trunks full of important papers He names the following witnesses to prove tory of Utah, this 8th day of were left by the late Prince Napoleon, residence upon and cultivation July, in the year of our Lord one his continuous and of said land vix : James Martin, of Harrisville. hundred thousand and it will be the endeavor of Mr. Fredeight Frederick Foy of Slaterville, Bluford Bybee of ninety-one- . erick Masson so to edit them as to make C. H. McCLURK, Clerk. Slaterville, Joseph Toylor, of Harrisville, all of Weber County Utah. Ry L. B. BEST, Deputy Clerk. from them a history rather than a me Frank D. Hobbs, Rogisto KIMBALL & ALLISON, moir. Bird A Lowe, Attorneys for Plaintiff Plaintiff, for Attorneys Conn., will have almost a unique pavement, if one of her citizens carries his ideas into execution. He is president of a brass pin company, and intends rebuilding the sidewalk in front of his home with pins. He has at the comjiany's shop Rome twenty barrels of otld ami imperfect pins, the accumulation of years, and these he will utilize. On the corner of Broad and Pine streets, some years ago, several barrels of pin scrape were placed. The necessary factor in this style of sidewalks, corrosion, accomplished the rest, and now there exists a walk of solid iron. The hardness of the walk was tested recently, when the telephone men attempted to set a pole on that corner. By dint of much hard work, drilling and blasting with dynamite, they succeeded in penetrating the three or four inches of pins and corrosion and set the pole. The walk will last forever, after once being laid, and neither travel nor storms will affect it. Ansonia Sentinel. SUMMONS. Ansonia, The White House! plaint il th" f 111 and ' : 1 |