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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
TRus1rrs SALE NOTICE.

NVuEEEAs. WILLIAM ~. CAshDY AND
" l.UttA no, Cafady, hii wife, 20 luu county
OF SIT LaAc, Territory OF uah, tH' ~ ihgr
1907, aud recorded June ,th, a. q. 1897, Doc loo.
90 49, OF mHriFafCs, paEcH 90 n inclusive NJ
tho records ut zoe ONCE " iho corfer NJ
convey t1 Wiiuam U uHle Ns trustee tho fui'
loving described real estate, fltu.to 100 the
county. 90 snt Lake Territory OF lun, to.Wi
nine la1I, pIat 3D." salt Lake Ciy sur.
yuys commencing % fCgt east " Che
southwest corner Of SAD LOT, running
thence South lil feet thruUe west 80 feet 90 Che
place ut beginning, which sHii Conveyance
was made iu trust 20 secure TO tlc order " me
Lombard Investment company mo payment 90
the slid WilIHm 10. tasa1y's Hnl i,Uus H.
thsadN' "a one prumHauIy u0te, tor tnr principal
sun ui Two Thousand uu.ltr ti,lUlI, dgu
hnt payable June lsL a. %. 1875. with interest
thereon from the date thereof st tnu rate of o
per cent per Auuum pay uhIO Hrmisnunually on
the nfst Gays VI June aud December Of each
and every year. A. evidenced by interest
coupon uutcs attached 90 SAID principal note
aud Ut even date thefoWith.
Whereas, SAD deed Ut trust provides that in
case Ut default iu the payment NJ SAID note or
any part thereof, or in case default be- made in
the payment NJ interest thereon, aud such dc.
fault conunucs Tor thirty days, ihcu, AZ the
option Of thc legal holder Oi SAID note said In.
dcltoduess may az once become due aud pay.
able, and The trl Too shall upon the uppliua.
iion Of the Legal holder Of sad note. scli and
NlNI csc Nl NllN NNNNN NNHtflNNN NNNNNfhN lW AlN
manner iu sall icot " trust described lruiyr.
Cnuu 10 which is hereby mnde Tor greater Ger.
talntYl for tho purpose N paying SAID note,
aud an interest duu thereon, together with tho
costs aud expenses OF executing TINS trust
Aud,
Whcrcns default has been made In the pay.
mout q. the iuHtallmCuts ~ interest watch
fol due on said note December Isl, l-91 AMI
all irHtHllmcnts Hereafter. aud ouch defaults
have continued for more than thirty t31l days
and stll continue, And by reason thereof the
present legal holder N sad note has exercised
able, und has requested tho under8lEuCd truss
teo 10 make sale Of aaid pfenisoa Tor the pure
poses herein Hct fuItn
Now, therefore. notice iH hereby given that I,
tho uudorHlguCd William n bale, 40 the re-,
quot 0f tho legal holder and owner
81 HHId note, under buu by virtue uf
ihe power and authority iu me vested. will
on Tuesday, tuo pth day OF April a - 1870, AZ
tho hour ut ten O'Clock H. m. OF talu uhy,
sell sald above described property and all tho
rFht, title and equity of redemption OF the
said William u taaldy and iictta 70. Cssauy.
Dc wife, their heirs and asaiEuH therein. Tor
Che highest hud hott price same vii bring 900
each, at tho south front door ~ the County
Court House ItitY anu County building In tho
tiN AMI tuuuty OF sHlt Lake. Territory OF
ttAh. for tho purpose ~ paying Haid uutu and
90 lho costs aud expenses OF executing this
Dated sal, Lale CITY, Utah. this eth day OF
WILLIAM H. DALE,
Trustee.
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DURsUANr TO An ORDER or SALE
j. 20 me directed by tho Third nisirict
Court oi the Territory OF Utah. l shall orposo
40 public sale, 10 the west front door I'D Inc
county court house m the city Of SAT- Lag0,
county Of SAT- LAKE md Territory OF Titan, on
mo l2th DAY OF March, 1874, 40 10 O'Clock n M
hll che HRhi. title, claim and interest III
Thomas Kane, Mary Kane and james Don.
nclli, Of, iu, and 20 One following dCserbei
real estate, situate lying aGd being in snli
Lake County, aud described "a fotlnWa. 10 WIZ
lot No thirty, All iu book NO. one, al In
Bellevue Park Addition, 10 -uI Lao 'Citv.
utah, hoing auldiNtlon Of lots ten u0l ana
acre plat ~" ug neld survey, a. Per Inc re-.
corded plats thereof situate in sbIt Lake
County u,hh Territory, 60 be- sold as she prop.
lonnoly, ~ the tuil OF John n Hiuuwalt.
Terms of sale. cash,
NAT 81, nRlGHAM. U, s. Marshal.
By L. H. ARCHER. Deputy Marshal'
Dated February rs, lhv',
u90th, Lee Gray, alI9EncyA
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Salt Lake Ciiy, Jan. %, 1895.
Notice lie hereby given that uonlrl.
buttons TO the monument 10 DO trog,el
IN Salt Lske city In memory Of
Brigham Young and the pioneers win
hereafter, and until further notice, DO
acknowledged through tnu columns Of
the DEsEREr NEWS IL 10 expected
that agencies i8f the collection Of funds
Tor this worthy purpose will be etiab
lished "a zach wUrl Ia all tho Stalker,
and thst said funds, with the list C. (
namgs OF the contributors, will be Tor
warded De frequently ~ c1nyeniOut 60
Hubns NJ. Wells, secretary VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Association, 5ait
Lake City, who will zee that samc are
properly acknowledged In tho Ii Raner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people Will respond generously aud
promptly 10 this call 80 that II possible
the monument may be completed,
dedicated and unveiled 10 the public
by tho 9th day " next October.
MuFORp WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q. CASNUH,
JOsEpH h. kMiTH,
Fint Presidency u the Church Of
Jeaus Christ Of LaIter.day Saints.
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NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, "a and for salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
In the matter OF the estate Of George iiualcr,
deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William 70, Wallace hdministTator Of tho
estate Of Gcorgo liuslcr deceased. has rom
dorud Tor settlement and nlod iu sam court,
he unul nccuun OF hla administration Of shid
chtato and pctliiou for anal dlstribuusn Of tho
residue u SAID estate among tho pufHHnH en-.
utlgd thereto, anu that "Wednesday, the 18th
DAY Of March, a. o. 1895, at 10 O'Clock %, M
no the court room OF said court 10 the County
Court House, salt Lake uity ami County,
Utah Territory hHH been duly appointed hY tho
judge NJ sara court. Tor The settlement NJ said
account ana hearing Hail petition Tor distribu.
unu, at which timc and place any person inter.
UTtcd ia Hald estate may appear and chow
cause, % any there be- WHY naid account should
not be settled and approved and hnai d'stribu,
ton made a. prayed f1T.
Dated February 18th, A. ~ l,l5.
q. D. STANTON,
clerk ui the Probate Court, by
A a. REESE, deputy.
Bennett Marshhll bradley, attorneys.
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A new ministry with Bleen st the
bead 10 likely 20 be organized.
Prof r. a. Dihlgteen, one Of the
famous Eighteen Of the Swedish Acg-
demy.and widely known ss the author
u "VcfmlaudlnRarnc," = Swedish
play which has often been performed
In the Scandinavian settlements VI the
Unitld S,stos, died at the age Of 70
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In the Probate Court 10 0ud Tor salt Lake
County Territory Of utAH.
In tho matter Of the estate OF John
toulam deceased
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John g., Contain ana Mary Ann Coulnm,
Executors ~ the estate uf John CouiNm,
doceAed, have rendered Tor settlement,
and hledin uAld court tnulr lnnl account Of their
admlnlsuauon VI snid estate aud petition for
nnhl dmtflNuliou OF tho residue of hai1 estate
among too persona entitled thereto, ana that
lhursdhy, the lat day OF March, A. ~. 1870.
10 10 O'Clock o, m, 10 tho Court Room Of
SAID Court, an the County Court House,
salt Laho cry ana County, Utah Territory,
has been duly appointed ny tie Juigc II
tad Court for the settlement OF said
account aud hearing said petition for dif,ri-
luton, NJ which time and place any person
'ntorultni iu saii estate may Hppoar aud show
cause, % any there ho, why hAid account
should not he Fettot aud approved and
nnai lsIlhutlun made ~ prayed ior
Dated e1ruAry 10Th, A. q, 1876,
& O., STANTON,
Clerk VI tho Probate Court.
hy A, g., iirEsE, Deputy
j. H. Noylc, attorney Tor executors.
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~ NAAN . ANNAtN NNNlAH AN NNN lOF NAIk l4lkD
County, lonii1fy of Utah.
In tho matter Of the estate Of Ludwig
WOLF, deceased.
Notice Of tine and place for tho hearing Of
petition Tor admiaalou t0pr0uatc u will,
DURsUANr TO As ORDER or SAID
A court, notice Is hereby given that ThuTs.
Gay, ihe .lsi DAY Of March, A. D. 1850. al 10
O'Clock a, NJ, nt the County Court iiouse' la
sNlt Lake city Utah Iorritory, M he cont
room OF uaid court has been appointed tho
Hne ana place for The hearnE ofa petition N
lhaa, =, foaraon, praying Tor the admission
70 pfonhio OF certain document herewith
presented, pntpoTtns 20 De- the last will aud
Testament OF IudNig iNoR. decCasrd when
aud where all persons Interested may appear
anu OPPOSE lhe probate OF said will, 81 The
granting or letters documentary 10 ChHE. n
fcarsoh, Or prayed for W said petition.
Ia witness whereof have hoIeuut0 set my
hand ana uniEcd the seat NJ tatd
lsLALl court THIS stu day OF March, a. ID.
n. STANTON,
CLERK Or tho Probate Court
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The Brigham Young Memorial assc-
citation acknowledges receipt Of tho
following contributions to assitt In the
tuilding Of the Pioneer monument
From Baker CITY, Oregon, per James
IL. HmurthwAiit:
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Notice Of tine and place for tho hearing q
petition for admiaaiou 20 probate N WALL
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In the Probate Court, On aud for SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
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In tho matter Of the estate OF job
toulam, deceased
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
n. E. Gray.
Estate of Edward E. Rowell
of ALBANY,

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF ORLEANS
kDss. In Probate Court, held at Newport said
District, the 9th day of February, A. D., 1895.
William Williams, Administrator of the
estate Edward E. Rowell, late of Albany,
in said District deceased, presents his
administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for decree
of distribution and partition of the estate of
said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be re-
ferred to a session thereof, to be held at the
Probate Office in said Newport, on the 25th
day of March, A. D. 1895, at one O'Clock, in
thereon:
And. it is further ordered that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested, by
publication of the same three weeks success
lively in the Orleans County Monitor, a news
paper published at Barton previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said TIME and place, and show
cause, if any they may have, why said account
should l. 1T be allowed and such decree made.
By the Court-Attest.
ell F.E. ALFRED, JUICE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11

In Barton Landing, Jan. %, Mrs. Joseph
Bartlett, aged IS years.
When the dear one with whom we had jour
neyed,
Long years over life's rugged way
was called from this to that glorious path
That leads on through Eternity's day.
And the heart. which had ever responded
nm In friendship and love to our own,
Had ceased from its earth throbs forever
And the soul from its letters had hown-
And we gazed on her form, cold and silent,
How we wished, as have millions before,
We could pierce through the veil that divid-
'Twixt this and that glorified shore:
Could see what her pure eyes were seeing,
Could hear what her quickened ears heard,
Could catch glimpse of the mansion prepared
For her by her Savior and Lord,
With what Joy would we witness the meeting
With loved ones she'd mourned so long,
How blest could we list their glad greeting
And the strains of their triumphant song.
Could we see how, exu1tant, they'd guide her
Long those streets paved with jasper and
Chanting clear the new song of redemption
That in heaven shall never grow old.
Till low at the footstool of Jesus,
The risen and g1orified One,
She poured out her souls alteration
And heard His sweet plaudit, "Well done"
But as the mortal, which perisheth ever,
We bury away from our view,
So we bury our longings so futile
And sadly our journey persue.
But o, how we miss the dear presence,
The welcoming smile and the cheer,
The counsel, so true and so tender,
The hope without shadow of fear.
But we'l1 cherish her memory ever,
Dear 9Otfe, LoUed mother, true friend,
To making ours purer and nobler
Her example shall evermore tend
No doubt shall our minds ever darken
OF the Power who cheered her in youth,
And who in affection and sorrow,
Was her Way, and her Life, and her Truth.
But We'll walk in the path that's assigned us,
From unfaith and error Wen fee,
Her God our God shall be ever,
Her Savior shall our Savior be.
Then be days few many,
Be sorrow or gladness our lot,
We will claim His promised protection
Whose goodness and love faileth not.
So when our journey is ended
And are called from this earth toll away
With joy we will cross to the pathway
That leads on to Eternity's day.
Now where sickness and pain cannot enter,
With radient smile she awaiteth
To welcome her LoUed and her O1O1.
And when, without spot or blemish,
They, before Him who gave them, shall meet
| And the mother presenteth her Jewels
Shall her heaven be full and complete.
| N. S. S.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11

same board of officers were elected as
last year.
E.Gaskill has put in line Of Baskets
and furniture, in the rooms formerly
occupied by Halsey Packer.
Hiram Fletcher has gone to live
with his grand daughter, Mrs. Irwin
Kelley, and will let his house in the
village.
WheeiOck.
W. F. Clark of Glover has been in
town, looking after the sale Of school
books.
Harley Nelson is at home.-Warner
Drenan Of Hardwick visits his mother,
Mrs. Leslie.
East Har(lwick.
j. Ell. McLoud of Hardwick has been
appointed assignee in the Dow & Bee
de insolvent estate.
This town refuses to instruct the Sc
lectmen to establish a liquor agency.
The claim is that times are quieter
since abolishing the agency.
HardWick.
The taking of the requisite number
of shares in the proposed railroad
and the prospect of such a railroad in
the near future has already given a
new impulse to the building interest
in the village. Many rumors of new
houses are ahoat and the coming sea-
eoir - 10
Sheffield.
Much sickness prevails.
day.
M. P. Jenness cut his foot badly last
week.
Mrs. A. Gray is home from Man
chester, n. III.
Independent Grange meets at town
hall next week.
The Chinese drink all their wines
hot.
A whale can remain under water for
an hour and half
Oxen and sheep fatten better in
company than when kept alone.
According to Chinese law, wife
who is too talkative may be divorced.
A Boston electrician asserts that
the common poplar tree is a natural
lightning rod.
Some of the insurance companies of
Paris refuse to insure people who dye
their hair.
Three hairs from the prophet Mo-
hammed's beard are in the new
mosque at Tripoli, Syria.
Persian ladies', when at their meals,
squat on the floor, and eat with their
fingers. They never use knife or
fork.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
Something Remarkable.
AFTER 50 MANY FAILURES.

l have been out Of health for long
time, my nerves have been In very bad
shape, have also had backache and kid
ney trouble, and my head has felt very
bad, my stomach also was out of order,
the food hurt me and / had gas i'm my
stomach. Take IL all In all, have been
living in a condition bordering on despair,
my mind has been so worried 1 hardly
knew what | was doing, and life was "A
continual misery. Doing any kind of
work was very hard, and 1 tired very
easy. and often worked when / could
hardly stand IL.
You may be sure / tried everything |
could think of To get out Of this condi-
ton. / consulted the best doctors / could
find and sent away statements of my case
to doctors i'm the large cities, and took
the remedies they prescribed. for many
months at time, but none of them ever
did me any good, till / consulted DIR.
Sproule, and from the very start gained
right along under his skillful treatment.
He examined me so much more thorough
ly, and went TO work on my case In alto
gether different manner from anybody
had ever tried before. Now i am well,
the suffering 1 endured so long Is over
and my mind is at rest. DIR. Sproule by
Gods blessing has made a new man Of
me. &. Il. LANG. Coventry, VT.
Mr.. Lang is well known to everybody
in Coventry, where he is very much re-
spected.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
DIED..

At West Derby, Mar. 8, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mitchell.
In Craftsbury, Feb. 25, Hammond, young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cochran
aged year and 10 months.
In West Burke. Mar. 5, Mrs. Martha Sullo-
way, aged Sc years and months.
A CARD.-We desire in this way to express
our heartfelt thanks to the neighbors and
friends who kindly assisted during the
sickness, death and burial of our beloved
mother and grandmother.
J. j. SULLowAY,
MRS. MARY A. VARNEY & FAMILY.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
Success at Last.

As long as l can remember / have been
afflicted with salt rheum, in fact it was
hereditary, because my mother, grand
mother and grandfather had It., some
times / got very bad with IL and ia great
pain, and my hands got so bad as Co
crack and bleed All my life / have been
trying to get rid Of it, consulting the best
doctors could find aud using the most
noted patent medicines for this trouble
but all TO no avail. Hearing of DIR.
Sproue / was induced TO consult him.
and at once after beginning treatment /
began to improve very fast, and In very
short time got quite well. / am very
grateful to the doctor for the good he has
done me. IDA A. HANNANT.
Miss Hannant is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs III. A. Hannant of Iras-
burgh, two of the oldest residents most
respected and -do-citizens IN the
community. ont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
VERY QUICK WORK.

For some time past l have been out Of
fix. / had pains and bad feelings In
places and my head felt very disagreed
BILE. From the very first after starting
on DIR. Sproule's treatment 1 began TO
improve and have gained right along so
that now all my bad feelings are gone
and am quite we'll. +. O. GRIFFIN.
Mr.. Griffin is one of the largest farm
ers in Newport or vicinity. He keeps
over forty head of mich cows.
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-----------------------
MARRIED.

at the residence of the brides parents,
Mar. 6, by Rev. A. G. Swain, Simon d. Morrill,
of Irasburgh and Miss Ida M. Hitchcock of
Barton.
In Irasburgh, Mar. 3, by Rev. l.. Dodd, Mer-
rill D. Lewis and Minnie Whitehill, both of
Charleston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
BIR tbs.

In West Derby, Mar. 8, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell.
In West Derby Mar. 9, son to Mr. and Mrs.
James Hitchcock.
In West Derby, Mar. 81 son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Webster.
n In Barton, Mar o, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Fisk.
In Irasburgh, Mar. s, a daughter, to Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Page, End.
In Newport Center, Mar. 1, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wright.
In Craftsbury, Mar 6, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Root.
In Albany, Feb. 2s, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed watson.
In Albany, Mar. z, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A Davis.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
From Among the Large Num-
Der of Records of Cures re-
ceived by DR.. Sproule
from grateful patients
in Newport.
Mr., CHARLES ALLCHURCH,
A well known young man of New
port tells Of his cure.

NEWPORT, VI, Mar. 3.
L feel so good / want everybody to
know what has been done for me. About
thirteen months ago l had an accident
with gas and was nearly asphyXiated,
which left me in bad way, and / have
not got over the effects of it since, and
got so bad could not work. DR.. Sproule
fixed me right mp, almost from the start
of my taking treatment with him. The
Doctor has done good job for me. 1
am now so well 1 am able TO go back To
work.
CHARLES Il. ALLCHURCH.
Mr.. Alchurch is one of the most popu-
lar young men i'm Newport. He clerks in
+. Lane & Sons store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
22 lbs. Granulated Sugar, 81.

Rubber Boots for sugaring at popular pri-
ces. Our goods are always as low as they
ought to be, and never lower than elsewhere.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

East Burke.
E. A. Jenkins and family have been
here on account of the illness of Mar
garet Burpee.
E. B. Gaskell is boarding at w. B.
Godding's. : Mrs. Prouty is boarding
at J.B. Jenkins.
Mr.. Jenkins singing school closed
last Wednesday night with concert.
His school was good one.
Judge Humphrey moves to his new
home in Barton this week. He has
been a prominent citizen in Burke for
many years and his departure is re-
GREETED.
Mrs. Charles Harris died Thursday
two weeks after the death of her
husband-both of pneumonia. They
were people much respected in this
community and their loss will be
much felt.
West Burke.
At the town meeting nearly the