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LEG CRUSHED LENGTHWISE.
WEEKS OF SUFFERING RELIEVED.

lfrom the Altoona (Pa MirroLI
Up 10 july cath last. Eli A. Booser, OF s1i
Second avenue, had charge of the wheel foun-
dry Of the Pennsylvania railroad. On that
date he was the unfortunate victim OF an acct
dent. He was run over by a car. the aange of
the car wheel entered between the toes crush
ing the left leg lengthwise up TO the knee, and
rendering amputation necessary 10 within
eight inches OF the hip. After nine long
months at the Altoona hospital, and n still
longer siege at his home, he found himself in
deporable condition.
AT this time" said Mr.. Booser to a Mirror
reporter, IL broke out on my arms, back and
hips; my right leg was terrible sight. The
calf below1Ae knee had two boils on. | could
not sleeD, ffoNppetite. Gnl was urable 10 use
my crutches for six weeks. My physicians
seemed 60 do all they could for me, but I was
IN a very weak condition. I could not digest
the simplest food without difficulty SO made
up my mind TO try Dr. David Kennedy's Fayo-
rite Remedy, and before had taken five doses
I could see improvement. I feel that I will
soon be able TO return 90 work. I have no trou-
BILE with my digestion. and the annoying
weakness that afflicted me 30 long has entirely
disappeared"
DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is an
unfsiling specific for such diseases az rheuma-
tism. neuralgia. biliousness, dyspepsia, kidney
and liver complaints. In Bright's disease. dia-
betes, urinary troubles. and the sickn ness peou-
liar TO women, II has cured where all else
ksiled.
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new YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days.
Corrected to Feb. ~, 1890.

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Feb. IL, 1890.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows.
For Boston-sO5 a. m, IL mi Aiae y. M kETCkS
$780, a. m.; 1870, 5;25 p. m
wALPoLE-s:05 a. M; IL IN; 4s2o p. m.
FRANKLIN-so o5 a. m, IL m; 4:2o 7:l5 p N
MILPoRD-s:o :o5 a. M; Il m; 42o p. m
ARLINoroN-7:o :os. II ;sS a m io;a7, $50 ''i 30 pm.
WEST ARLINQToN-F 7;os, 3 :os, li;so q m;
y2:4s, r 4;se, r S:27, Fsito Pm
KNIGHTsvILLE--7:ss. s,es. Has q MI Fai<k
6;27. s;3e, "l1 p. m.
WAYLAND PARK-F 7:os. SOS, f l'ssa nj
2:45, y 4:So, 5:27, u ESQ, loo p m
NATIoK, RIVER POINT, CENTREvILLE
wAshINGToN-7:o :os, sios, liis5, q mi u;ois
2,l5, 4.3o, 5,as. $3.50, '7;15, all 90 y. m
cRANsToN, oAxLAwN-I;os 500. n'sa q mi
1901, 2:45, 4s3o, b;27, ESQ. -.ll;oo p. M.
PONTIAC ARCTIC, QUIDNICK-7:@ u;sS .. m.s
2:46 5.27, 6:3s, ssi 100 p. m
ANTHONY--7os, $685. 1i:S6 q m; 1901. 2:t5s i:sq
COVENTRY. srBxLING-7,os. s,os, am; ia:oi,
2:se, 4;3o p. IN.
SUMMIT, GREENE, oNEco, MoosuP. PLAIN.
FIELD--7;os. s;os. O. M; i2soi. 2;4s. Aso. t7;s
yKwETr CITY. CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, sovTh WlNphAA-
soc a. m; i2;ol, 4:so, p. m.
wILLINANTIc-ssos a. N; 1851, 4;so, ts;26 p. N.
FIsHKILL NEwBvRa-s:os a. m.
NoEwIon-7;es, sos a. M; 12;ei, 4:so, 7:2s p. m.
WATERBURY,. DANBURY-s:os a. ~. 7:25 p. m
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDGBs
woRcEsTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and
POMFRET - SOS q. m; 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND TIE WEST VIA NEwDURos
AND ERIE RY-s:os
pAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE sTATfoNs--
s;47, s.55, II a. m; 400 arf sac sad '1i:M
n IN. Returning leave Pascdag at 5;2s. 7;io and
s;i5 a. M; l2:to, 5:o2 and $500 p. IN.
All trains leave from west end Of Union Dspet
Providence.
.ssaturdays only. s-sundays cnly.
tDaily.
,Icents, unlimited 81.
IN. KING, supt
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A yisitor's Obseryation.

NEW YORK, April 1l-Steamer Seneca
from Havana, had n. d. O'Noill OF Brant.
ford, Can, among the cabin passengers.
He had been in Cuba for the past two
months for his health. He said the rebels
were steadily gaining ground. The trouble
il confined now mostly to the eastern end
of the island, but is gradually working
xyastward
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Schooner Ashore.

NEW BEDFORD, April ll-Schooner Liz.
zie w. Hsnnum. loaded vita n cargo OF
shells and ouriosties. while putting into
Buzzard's bay yesterday for harbor, went
ashore on Great Ledge. The vessel struck
heavily and pounded big holes In her bot
tom, soon filling with water.
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A Disagreement.

SCRANTON, Pa, April 1.-THE jury in
the case of Anna r. Dickinson against
DIR. Underwood. DR.. Hileman and others,
after being out for II hours, was dis
charged not being able to agree upon
verdict The majority Of the jurors IL Is
said. favored y verdict for the plaintiff.
Miss Dickinson sued to recover ESQ. 900
damages for being incarcerated five weeks
In the Danville asylum In 1891
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NEW YORK. April ll.-oIivcr Curtis
Perry, noted as one OF the most DARN 9
train robbers Of the day. succeeded last
night In eluding his keepers at the Man.
haitian asylum for the criminal insane,
where he had boon confined, and with four
companions. equally desperate, in making
his escape from the asylum buildings.
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Electric struck . Wagon.

MEDFoRp, April 1l.-An electric car
ran into a wagon last night demolishina
the wagon and badly injuring les occu-
pants, Charles Homer and Jam es H.
Roach
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An Early Morning Blaze.

MANCHESTER, N. H., April 1i.-Fire
broke out early this morning In tene
ment house on West Hancock street. The
damage will be about $500. Tho house
was occupied by six families and much
excitement prevailed. All the occupants
croft mt safely
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Crushed by n Log.

RoCKLAND, Me-, April li.-Fred Snow,
= brakeman, had several ribs fractured
and received internal injuries yesterday,
while assisting in getting a derailed car
on the track. He was struck by o heavy
log which was used as wedge.
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Returned Evil For Good.

MONTREAL. April lL-Pat Griffin Of
Boston was backed by Fred Clarke for
$3.50 In the fight with Costello here. on The
understanding he would pay back the
money. When Clarke asked for 1t, Grlf.
fin knocked him down. Griffin was ar
-astsd
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Wsrrant Out For Huntington.

SAN FRANCISCO April l1.-United
States Marshal Baldwin made return yes.
terday on the bench warrant issued for
the arrest of G. p. Huntington, on an in.
dictment for violation OF the interstate
traffic law. The marshal stated that
Huntington could not be found within
his Jurisdiction. This will involve the
service Of the warrants wherever the ac.
cused can be located
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Daughter Gets Nearly All.

SPRrNGFIEL D, April 1.-The will of tho
late Colonel N. V. Edgerly was fled for
probate yesterday. No public bequcsss are
made. The bulk OF the estate goes TO his
daughter, Mabel c. Edgerly. To Clinton
G. Edgerly, a son. is bequeathed $780, A
few small bequests are left to near rela-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-11
FRIDAY, May 3, A. D. 1895,
10 bs observed as
.ARBOR DAY.

AZ this time when Nature is quicksning into new
life and the beauties Of blossom aud leaf abound
all may share In this popular festival.
IL IL festival for the home and the community.
Rhode Island 10 Justly famed for her rural scenery
yet by the seasonabe celebration Of this day tndi
vlduais and societies may add much TO the attrac-
tveness OF the landscape and the Improvement OF
highways and public places.
The children may appropriately observe the oc-
oasion by planting living uemorials Of their school
days, and by studying under the gudanee OF parent
or teacher the treasures and wonders Of forest and
field. On this anniversary II is worthy Of remem-
brance that by youthful vote the maple has been
chosen ss the State tree.
commend the day to the generous recognition
of the people. believing that sympathetic appre-
citation OF the purpose for v hioh 10 was estab-
lished will result in lasting and ever broadening
benefits.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal OF the state at
49, Providence, this fourth day OF
)T April In the year Of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred aud
'~-' ninety-nye and the year of Inde-
pendence one hundred and nine
teenth
d. RUSSELL BROWN.
BY the Governor:
CHARLES p. BENNETT.
Secretary OF state.
Other Sta c papers please copy.
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The
Best
Material!



NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AZ
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full inform alton
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence Sta~
uon and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected to January q, 1895.
BOSTON "a: ::' sSs' siss' Il 100 e az no.
SOC 1000 iO:io p. m; sundsys-4;sS, s:z2, ss.as.
% ss REgURSISIs.@vs iTSG l @ sos&oN s & from rom fsss
Eqaare station i,;Oi 10 $780, YsOo $780, aiooo,
PoS' ii;Oo u $50 a m ia;os m eo a:so 800 400
a2:oi, bl2io. iiS, 300 a. M; loo. s:oO 400, 0oe.
r..ss1nSfss s iss % SD 'lA s 'ss 49, 1913 s
s:as, 1910, II 30 N, suHdsys-e;iS, s:iO. lo;s6
NORTH hrTLEsoRo and and PsIIRPiS%vILLE1 y n
silb, 1900, II 40 g. m. lao. 2sAo. $50. s'aa nis
wA&FFGM' WRHyssTihaa NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD and DfbHAM-7'O0, ii'ao . ~
ss i'i$si IT'D = n III:
iS.ss {. g M; i'sse. tIss. Il s.ssP. p. go .. 80
stchburs and way stations. 600. 1000 a. m; is;os
lowell and way stations. 500. 1900 ssls PA.
I2:oS l:so STsuaton only, s'sS S:O5. (Sao, Tsusl
ssasay:. 81. an .. n. .s5Ss s:sS = M.
sa.ssss' ysssS s!sS i;is mn. nj is'S' % @ s.a'' ''pn
6Ot,.se City and Ssntaei.t via Wood; Holl. sas
Cottage City via New Bedford. l2:o6p.n.
sTONINGTON DIVISION.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE a. follows for
1888 tNmitedl, las a. m, siiS, A:os tdaiiyp
Nxw Y6RK, via stonipgton Line-1:iO, 7I1 pm
sHiIAbsIfErs, sHf fiSsEs iSrHlrIMonE and wAsaINo-
sr%S r%SsfaixG faixGEN-,is, sl "a, a. N, t..p. daily, sas
ssaY;l siis exp lai SashyS, sos ls.p. daily.
NEW W. ISE6esls SssP Ss p nj si .ss m daily Sc
.sp1ssS SssS t.sSSn @ ssS5' ises s'sa asap ss9 CsissS
snp da1y .IP !2 iss sSe.S sS'0s% saa.ys onis
(Aecom.) S'Os p. N. (eIp. daily. s;1 p. m. (sxp
daily.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as followsfor
wokoEsrER-s;is serPressn 1:'9 SsesSp'l' ~
(accom. ), III ~ a. m. leccom.)s i.ov AoxG<b ~
(exp. to Woonsocket). ssts doc. sxp.) s:oS p m!
eundsys-s;so a. m. (seeou.) }; 500 p. m. (sccom-)
AILLvILLE-7:S0, $685. s:lo, IL 80 r. M; i;oo s;oa
4:20, 6sfb, $500 p. m.
Sundays: 80 q. m; 500, 900.
BLACKSTONE JUNCTfoN-7;3s, e;45, e:io, io:14
1850, i;os 1900, 400. iao. s,i6. S;4s, 7'iS
sundays $50 a. m; ~ o5, B:oo s:oo ZOO, $3.50 p m.
wooNsoCKET--si4b, 7.s6. s:45, s;lo, 1915, u.y
m, 100, iibo. 500, 400. 42o, e;is, o:46. 7iiS
ssnesys $50 $50 q. M. r.Os. $780, 500. s;ss. 7Os
$3.50 p. m.
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE (India Street station) fos
NEWPORr AND FALL RIvER--7;0o 7;f5 en-
press and s;65 Q. m. and 11:t5, fslo, $3.50 y. m
Sundays for Fall River $3.50 a. m, $3.50 p. m
Newport $3.50 a. m, $50 p. m. tvia New fon
boat
s:55 a. m. and i2;4s, $500 4i2o, biso, $780, s'oe
and IL 40 p. m.
Sundays at $50 a. m. and $3.50 .. m.
3RIsTCL-7is5 express, $3.50, eb5 a. m 12;45, siol
A:a0, b:s0, $3.50, $500 and ii:2o p. m. SundayA
$500 q. m. $3.50 p. m.
llsotrio cars leave Exchange Place, Provdonca
ct s:S5, 30. rs and $40 a. m; l2so, 2;4e 4:o
S,iD, 6:16 and 7,+o p. m. Leave Market saaaa
Iosa1sys a s,3b .. m. and s:I5 Pm.
&V. l. CONNER, A. q. KENDALL,
ETssS 1rsmc Manager. 0snl Passr Agese
Z. q. ALLEN, 0enl supI
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JOHN r. PEARCE q SON,

51-53 snow ST., and 1872 Dorrance ~.
Two doors below Pine street up one nighi
ON or about April l5t1 We shall remove our
tu thu sst
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Greatest bargains ever offered the people of
Rhode Island in All Wool Cashmere, si.k stripe
Cashmere. Silk and Sik stripe bingham, Scotch
terms. Uents' and Boys suitings and Pants pat
terms.
Call esry and get God selection ss as 'ssy hen will
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GULLY IS SPEAKER.

London Newspapers Thiak BETTER Choice
Gould Have Been Made.
LONDON, April 1.-THE house Of COM
mons yesterday elected William Court
Gully, Liberal. 40 speaker, by vote Of
ps5 to 274 for Dir Matthew Ridley. Mr..
Gully expressed his thanks to the house
for his election. and his appreciation OF
the honor and great responsibility which
they had conferred upon him. Sir WILL
lam Haroourt and Mr.. Balfour congratu-
lated Mr. Gully on behalf Of their respect
i've parties, and the house adjourned.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PRovI-
DENCE PLANTATIONS.
PROCLAMATION
BY HIS ExCELLENCY ID. RUSSELL
BROWN, GOVERNOR.

As authorized by law and in accordance with Gus
tom, !, ID. Russell Brown, Governor OF the State
Of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations do
hereby appoint
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furnishings ! ANTIQUITY

$500 Chiokering Concert Grand Piano Grand
Upright Piano. Everything 70 be sold free OF all
reserve. Building coming down. All the Doors
Windows and Chandeliers cold at this sale, com
menpinQ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-11

UANTED>--sPor CASH PAID FOR LARGE
w lots Of second hand household furniture
carpets, etc, TO parties breaking up housekeeping
~ lb5 Weybossett street. Geo. L. Robinson, aue.
ueneer sept4-u
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no USES-T0 LEI.
BOARD WANTED

An elderly man, who for 20 years past has been
an inmate OF an asylum, desires board and lodging
In a private family. Room lighted by gas and set
basin with hot aud co d water are desired Address
p. o. Box 5ll, Providence. m3Otf
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D. n 'lhsular, pI.Inui, V. siIlh A. loI.


The People Of the Terr,orJ q ti,h send
LIr'th NJ to sarah A, love Gsftnaah1
NuU AVE HERtBY RtQuiHtD 20
the above nsmed pIaisid IN Tho biltri.t
t0uU ~ the IhirI Judicial bsuict ~ tue
pia.nt died tbetsIn ',Tiifn len days tctusive
" us Gay Of service after inr sorvice on you
- we summons II srrs within this couns
lisiuet. within iwehty dayf. Otherwise within
forty dAIa-or Judgment 10Y default VIII be
taken aFalnst You, according 10 the prayer VI
Ihs sad aGiion d. brought 10 rave Judg.
mont usAIuat sad defendant IN sun " So.
with Interest thereon from say %, lss4, Al ono
cost Of suIt. aiegsi 10 ue duc on o certain
pfgmis.otg note, executed " defendant to
Albcrtj Whue. May ~. ls'2 lor tlJ1 with IN.
same 1eihs due aud wboiIy unpsit, and beng
secured uY mortgage OF even datc on prem
~, hersnaiter de,en ,saty executed ~
and moftsase having been duly assig ned 10
laInun who u now Tue owner and holder
thereof, u nave the usuai iec. 90 u thIa court
fDr TIE force ssute ut ssiu mOrtEaEo,a luGsng
that proceeds ~ said sa.U uo applied m pay
meutUf Hmuuhta due a. above, tuhtuofUnuant
AMI All potsons claiming under Ter 10 barred
tnd fpiuci0Aod u a riuIm W a4uty ~ re-.
dvmpuon IN said premists3 that painful have
deficiency Judgment aTsiust defendant uad
tor other relief sad premise. afe desoubed
Whites south salt Lake. situated IN salt Lake
county, Utah.
MA you ifc hereby notnc1 that u Tou faf
20 appear aud answer the SID complaint az
above required, The sald plaintin VIII apply ~
the court for the relief f,n anlci therein.
Witness the Hon. -smuel a. Merritt, Judge.
Aud The seal ~ sue Distfict Jouri u
tie IhifI fulicIal Distinct, iu and
tsrAtl for the Tetutury q Utah, this tia
uty N december. in tho year % OUT
Lord quo thousand siEht hundred
aud ninety four.
DAVID g.. DUNBAR, ClorL
Ny GEo. u IuOHIF, deputy CLERK
John NJ. Cannon, atOf ey for piaintiH.
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NOTICE.


NurlCF Is liEUsUl GIVEN ny the
~ Guy tHanru ~ sale Lace ~ uf the IN
tuullpn ul -UlH .HHuyiI Go make tho following
dcsgr 80 improvement, 900 wiz Cousuuutng
AH,Nyg .ticrN 900 sewer District 80 I, begin
U.ug sl point twenty hgu ,2ll feet norm %
t4r lur.hNrt corner uf Lotto. nuck ~, flat
-, thence tui along ihr fuu h EIDE Of Fourth
\ ,tu stEurt OBJ FirFI Is est street, thence east
a."ug the cculHr % lsauN street. to the west
lnv ul irnlrr HlgHcI. ana Gu'Tay the cost
thereof ysuwE'HI 80 AH' Sd. OBJ local assess.
mont upon Tao lots or pieces OF ground
within TIE follow ug described uiHTct
bong nc distant 90 DO an clod
or benefited hy sad Improvement, uAmely
" super unut nr linear foot On LOT q, Btptk
~, rat"A,' SAT- lato tIiv Surycr, mn iOr
Per mont ur Ilnrnr tuHt ON Lots . aud n, blugk
3. lot o, Hluuk ~, ana lH's ., gaud %, .lluck
%, riat'h salt Lose tIfy survey.
An protests ana ull H"nl1s 80 tu0 cavrYlnV
out % tufh intention most Pc presented ~
writing lo 'hg Ny Recorder ,u ur before the
.tl uaY M july, l'' beng We tng sst ly
said counrl when tvil rear sud consider
suyu objections 80 may Boz made thereto
iiY otler OF mo CltY ,oua.W ~ SAT Lake
Guy o. A. HADKNAN,
CITY Recorder
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WOW ARE HLUEBl EEgrIFap % Ar.
pear 10 an action brought asciusi sou =
lLr above named plainuu IN the Dlsiilrt l"lt
o. tho ihird JIdiciAl District OF me leutlny
oi Utah, aud to anssor ths compliant hIfl
herein Sithin ten dsvs exclusive ot The DAY u
sfrWcel after tts service On you OF We
.uumOhs-f served within this county; q. D..
served wi Of this county, but IN this d,ifia1
wiihin twenty dsysi othefNise tiinin iurty
dayt-or judgment ~ default viii be Latsn
against Nou, according 10 The PRAYER Of SAD
hi, seuoa brough, to have iadEment
Agaiust defendant In sum % 'is0, with interest
from May ", 1875 al WCr cent YER auuuln,
Auu Tor costs ~ SAT-, alleged % he duo inr
fstNicss rendered defendant Ht hlsrtqlcHt, by
IlNGths ~ attorneys atlaw, In ohiayuirE Tor
defendant the release or quIt cialm u ,rfia'n
outstanding taA utes anu IA deed ul0n ruf
tan real property % Defendant, sAir tlm to.
coming due ana pVauie Muy %, l,', Lni
being wholly uuuaii.
Aud you arc hereby noticed that i' you iAh
90 AppOA aud answer The sad compliant De-
above required. the san plaintiff Will tako
Judgment against you for the sum - 500.
Win interest ~ above, anu costs OF sulL
witness the Hen. samuel 4. MCrtit, Judge
and the sea Of tle district court of
the Ihird Judiclai Dlsttict in and
SEAL for tho Territory % Utah. this ittu
day ~ July, in The year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud nInptv-fiVe.
DAVID 4. DuSBAg. Clerk.
Nv GFoEgE u luoHts. Deuuty Clcrg
Richard u. shcrsrd, attorney Tor plNnllua
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ms6spAl's SALE.


DUIsUANT To ~ ORDER uT SALE
and decree % foreclosure, 20 me az.
fscted ~ the distinct court % tne lhrl Jui,
.cial District ~ The Territory u uAh, slAll
expose At public Halr, NJ tto west rom
cUof ~ The county Court House, new city
and county buiIdingl in ths CitI and torn'
o. ut cat Lake, Territory " ltab' on
tte l'ih DAY OF August, ls1, a. The tour OF J!
o'tIp,h a m all the fIght utC, claim asa
Interest NJ Alice y. donaldson, sdminsirh'
tftE u the oftAtc % Charles bona dsuu, De
Ccatcd, Alice y. uOusidson and bIandiofi
Donaldson, Of, IN aud 90 tho following
desDfihcd real estate, 20 wit
Of lot numbered Que unufai and one
lgi, one hundred aud three l0il aud one
hundred and i've .lU3l tu lug.cW"ol tuNuls
!isIon 60 sslt Lake tity, iu SAT- LAKE touuN'
. tab Territory.
10 be- SOLD 10 the property % AuJe D. uou'
hldsou AdmluIstrHtfN ut tue estate Of tNHfIra
. bOnaldsou, deceased, Alice p donaldson
aui bradford LOnaIdson, a. ,h' suit OF AAIy
Auu y earn.
Terms 0f sale. cash. .
SAT ~ BRIGHAM,
q. MARSHAL
by l.. T. Ar,uTE, Deputy MaHshsl
Dated july 90. ISIS.
a. u, SAWYER, attorney Tor paiuNr,
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is utgEuN GlNLN THAT
~ whereas. Leonard q Hardy and
""ndsr tfy.r Hsa i@ snd .sa'.. '' Tfa,s
Deed whereby they conveyed Co Iohu
81 cannon. A. trustee, tlr property
~ the sun uI risht thousand rlght hundred
.H1h up0I DOL sIs win interest iheTton at
lhr rate ~ '.ftI pyr vrut lor Anuum, PAYABLE
WHs payable 90 sophia H., Esihur :. rnd Iiat'
rIti a, Hardy rnd tho sad 30. C. were payable
Go order W thu pari"s ~ the lhifd psrt
uvnfly1Ul iu sAIt ltrd ut I.Hsf, which DcHd
Nhit lAku uu.E lorut1yr, 900 JUnu o n, isJL
Ia ,uua '' 10 ut NufgTgs, uasc 81 HDa
ltusL ina. 300 wee gao ynrirs or tnu lrst para
ur cHhflu s.rU failed tu psy rho ssl3 interest
as soon No the Htur = - uyC sni payable. acc
rHr'Hs 90 5000 lruur ami eject Ut .ald note,
IH..f of tHv IfsL hu.u.,s ut JuH std note,
'tHai pl pea IpH,.l lhu DO prfL' drsrrbot
lu .hr ft.t 'r.i u' Il1.a hIl Het'iuatlrl drb'
.r'".t 100 IuHH. NrH ua 40 We mEuyst biiarS
b. luu fguul uHue Ut tHv county ,Ugrt t.usr,
tor rhth alh. .H, ns tutrty ,sla' uuUur I,tIgr
ui tlc tur, eco aui seine ~ sac @ deco .H.
uuu 90 lur .iupTrty 10 lu sod, ly ntfr.usI /.
300 Houo unWsI Apyt ptiuIgI rul pu.NHuUI ~
toe county ul ~alt lHaU, huu Oh tuIu sale,
shan execute AMI deliver Deed 10 fee sIfuue
oi mo properly sold, 10 IGr puItNAfCr thereof
auu,
Whereas, tho sAid parties Of tho lrat rar.
have failed 80 pAy any OF tho n'sIgss GA ta,d
SOW therefore. nt the rsqu0.t Of mo legal
holder ~ Che sali uotu, Hu. uf ne UaTUgs %
whom FhIt Iutvrta. DO payable. 'y uHstIs smell,
JoNu ~ cannon, Trustee, pa Tue 90 tHH Of
August A. ... tfHH, 10 tho " .Hf llHu. .f tho
County court house in -n.l zoe ..HH a.. tfau
lytrlt1IN, 10 tUr hour %. o. n.rIuya ~, WUl
unvI Tor sNIc luI s..I 80 tUc HI.hOFt u.uNHr I.r
cash hIl ui iNr following ursUrI.,t property ur
on much thereof af snt.l no utyuHsa.. 9. uHE
tho sum % 81. utu with 90 crrs' tH7rg1a a. Ne
rate OF rightp cent per Hnnum from JTur
200, NJ" ami Tor costs Hud eApen'ts Of rA.H,
turW.t-
Hr,ug tho southeast quarter ottho ur'ths1sr
uuartnU Hui the north uAf ut iNu tuu.UH. st
quarter oi section ten (iul, Auu tho northwest
eleven llll township one ID ." utn Orange .W %
east sAt lake Meridian, CONTAINING ono hun.
drcd aud shlF acres, Al-' sti urst parties o.
ltfrsi rtNur lru.Vutu r prutu-tu'a In aI NJ
lot Three 40 U,uyk enc uGUd ruu aud fifteen
! no pat 'A' salt ihAu Guy survey rAu
properly bong situated Ia inc ity aud County
ui ear LaAr, luUi,uy ~ ltAu.
! !nt t,lNrn la., block Two 90 Ave acre ulat -"
i.s tir.l survey, pa rNt iakr county,
JNu Irrt..rF, AID thence west eleven sud
ono lHf M ..| TUts. thence north one hundred
N.pI isrt, thence wCAt one uunltcu sind ntiv-
sN huI tIErn. tOurths llob4I loot thence
snull one hundred ,lqul feet, thence west four
huuWoh HHN tVuNu aud Que. Nl.. , feet,
..". rnl', lHouue south l"A rods 10 tue rlace
/ OF a,FnUIu.
Also al. interest OF the frst rar,lcs In The
rrlNfr u. r.nHrI ", Harry. deceased, aud
W.! H"ry i.u proceeds as directed ~ tue
Dated Iug l' ,rA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

unfoat ...s 10 ~ tuAt ths.r'a.Y
.uey ff..3 u,i. Il 1Huaiy a.'.as.
o.. .ussliHft'E aHar tEe wedding
tlt huUusul asI ufiIU separated .uA
U4ss rHt sssu each other slnCc. liib
ta,rg DC suiupfotnUIr ,hat not even
uia ifrrfE b-isve ho az. 10 Innocent
iu tueuifuf ~ ne claims 70 he.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

ana DO accordance with law and order NJ tho
bond 90 directors, made on the gJtn day NJ
Nav, lNHt, ru WAuY shares of each parcel Of
tulu stock ~ may bc necessary, will he to'd at
public auction, AZ room gs, Culien Hotel, West
nul south Street salt lake CIV. Utah
Territory. on "wednesday, tho Jlst day o. July,
HAHrssW"nt thereon, together with the CUst Of
Advertising aud expenses OF ISLE
sAtI LAKE err, ltlh, july IH ISIS,
ARTHUR rAltsON-, Secretary.