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MUNYON'S
METHODS OF TREATMENT SAVE
DOCTORS FEES.

A Separate Specific For Each Disease
Positive aud Permanent Cures
with Munyon's Home Remedies
You Can Become Your Own
Physician-Hcnd Munyon's Guide
TO Health. IL win Cost You Moth
Ing aud May gave Your Lie.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Pleasant drove Aeeidents.

The cut In railroad fare 10 causing a
great many people TO visit the capital.
Il. w. briggs turned his team out 10
water one day last week when they
went upon the railroad track. One
horse was killed outright the other
badly cnpplei. Two cows were killed
near the same spot this week.
A thirteer-yesr.old son OF Elder
Charles II. Harper now on q mission
In Europe had his ankle broken q few
days sincs while driving his cows 20
the pasture. Some misobievous boys
had stretched n wire acro's tho road
upon which his horse fell, with the
above result.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE WHIST OABLE MINING a MILLING
4 company OF uthh principal pace u bust.
CITY Utah.
Notcc, thcSs are delinquent on the following
ueserlhed stock on account OF assessment No.
3, levied on the 9Th day OF June. lsg3, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
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You AXE HsREBN REQUIRED TO Ar.
- pear "a an sctlon hIoug ht againa, you ~
", aoove named piaintin In tue District Court
~ ne Third JntioiAi nistrict OF Inc Isrriiorv
W Nhh, aud 10 Answor 40 complaint died
.aeIvln within ten Ystexciusive OF the DAY Of
s-sssa ' ".sis ts. ys Sa % w
seited out OF this county. bat IN this dlsgrio.
wllh'n twenty days othsrwise WITHIN forty
ngAin,t gu. according TO the PRAYER OF said
ihc sad action !, brought to have jndgmen,
hghinat eald aeicndAnts. IN sum OF t1,Orl, with
interest from Nov. 10, 1874, at 10 por cent per
Annuin, for 500 for attorneys Fec and cosisof
SUIT alleged 10 DO due on . certain promissOry
note. made, executed and delivered by defend
ants Mcla D.. aud Geo ". steele TO pIainuif
october y. lspl, for 5000. with Interest from
cate Al 10 per ecnt per hnnum--sAme being
que and Wholly unpaid save interest TO Nov.
l. isgi and beias secured by mortgage Of
even date on property hereinafter described.
executed by SAID defendants TO plaintf 10
have tue usual dccico OF this court for tho
foreclosure OF said MORTGAGE and sale Of said
premises, adiudging that proceeds Of such ssie
10 applied ~ payment of amounts due A.
above that defendants and all persons claim.
ing under them he forever barred and fore.
closed OF all claim or equiv OF redemption in
sad premises that plAlnun have q deficiency
judgment agAinst SAID Northumberland for
other relief such promises are described ~
follows. 10 witi Fart ~ lot \, block lB' MAI
en-" salt Lake City survey, commencing al a
point on h9r.h boundary line o. saii lot rs
west on said Inns " feet. thence south nj feet
thence easttQ foct. thence north IA feet 10 bs'
ginains. situate In tall Lake City aud county.
And you are hereby notified that IL YOU fau
to appear and answer the said complaint A.
above required ne said plaintiff VIII appiy
witness the lien. samuel A. Merritt, Judge.
aud the sea Of Tho district eonrl Oh
g.. !he third Jndioisl Dl.irlot In amt
ltEAL,l Tor tho Territory ~ Utah, this diet
day OF August, in the wear OF orr
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NOTIos TO GRE DIToRs.


NOTICE Is nEnkBY GIVEN NY THE
~ unhtralEnei, executors ot the estate Of
Joseph bean, deceased, 10 tho crcdit0ra OF,
hnu All persons having claims against tho AMID
deceased, TO exhibit them with tho noressAry
vouchers, within ten months after tho nrst
pubiitali0n Of This notice, to the snid Joscph
u. llean, AZ 40 SOrth second West street
salt Lake CITY. Utah, IN tho County OF sail
dated September II, isg,.
Jut kPn II. DEAN,
NAi. j DEAN,
Executors Of Joseph lean deceased.
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ordsr to show cause why order o. sale Of real
estate should not be made
In the matter Of tho estate OF Robert Dye.
deceased.
poBsRr W.. UYE AND JOSEPH v.
IL simmons. tho administrators Of the
estate OF houcft Dye, deroated. having nled
then petition tsrein, du y verified. praying Tor
~ oIucr OF sale OF the fcai estate OF aaid
decedcnt. for the pufposcs therein set forth,
u u therefore ordered by the judge Of s.id
ceurt, thAt all persons Interested IN tho estate
o. SAID deccaatd. appear tcfore the haid PRO.
bate Court on Tuesday. the 18Th day % Octo.
Der. 1898, al 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon OF said
DAY at The court room 81 said PROBATE Court,
a. the county Court liouic. ~ the City and
County OF salt Lake. ttah 1grfitory. to chow
cause way an order should nos be GRATED 10
tho shid ndminittfntof. TO eel 40 much OF tho
real esiato Of the said dcccascd At private sae
~ shal DO necessary, aud that copy Of this
order Do published AZ least four successive
weeks IN tho DKsGnEi IyESINa MINIS, n
ney.phper printed aud published IN said city
Dated september '. 1906
J. Q. hoSALLr.
Probate Judge.
niQlnps \ RICHARDS. Attorneys for I'D.
m IN iatratora.
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COURT HOUSE FIRE.
Prisoners at Ogden Narrowly Escape
Being Burned 10 Death.

At Abosl 5 o'clock this morning
fire v.s discovered 10 the county court
house. It commenced In the upper
part OF The building. The IRE depart.
ment was promptly on hand and go,
the flames exliDguisbsd, but not until
the upper part was well destroyed. IL
IL impossible ut this time TO tell the
amount OF damtgs done. The persons
confined In the county Jail hsda tar
INV lacane-
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
IIeTeuIe, Mlnlng CO.. Mammoth. Utah

Hercules Aiming Co. Mammoth. Utah
A 7 A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
N OF tie Hercules Mining 20. hold al salt
lAAe tlly. Aug, 81, 1875, an assessment OF nyo
cenls per ahaTH was levied on the capital stock
o. the company payable Immediately TO the
undersgned Any stock upon which the as
sessment has not been paid by October lat lsp5
shall DO declared delinquent and unless paid by
october Ath, lf,i same shail he sol NJ Auction
70 cover assessment and cost q advertising
aud sale. JAMES HEGNEl
Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CI-r. September .. 1895.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Joseph q. Cutler Deceased.
NOTICE IS nEREbv GIVEN ny THE
~ underlined, adui iiatrA.o Of the estate
OF Joseph q, utler, deceased, 10 the crrditOra OF
ana all persons having claims rEilnat tue aud
',eeApeh, To exhibit thom with the necessarg
publication 81 this notice. 10 the s.id admints.
traitor at ~ Nam stcet IN salt Like civ aud
County, Utah territory.
Dated september lth. 1895,
luOhAs H. CUTLER.
Cutler. deceased,
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esTRAY POUND HoTles.

nNE DARK BAY HORSE ABOUT TEN
~ ycais old. white saddle mArk.
ono bay horse about twelve years old. brand
on flght shoulder. hind feet aud nose white
II ths above described animals Hro not
claimed and taken away on or before October
Y. ls.o they will be sold at CITY Kslray P9und
hg IN,
JOHN o. NATION.
Pound Keeper
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Tho People Of the Territory OF Utah send
stcelng To heiA p. ttee.c. George ".
tonl. Joseph a. stout h. 81, GLEASON.
thatcher hiillug & Elevator Co. ia cor.
IOlatiunl, - a. steele, dudley smith ana
Jchn NJ steele. ci.partncrs doing business
a. u. NJ. steele 4 Co.. dcfon danta.
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And ~ accordance with the law and the
ofutr OF the board OF d..eciOTs OF SAID CON.
phny 20 many shares Of each parcel OF such
hleeA a. may % necessary Will DO sold ~ the
emee OF the company In salt lake cry, Utah
on lne 49lh day OF october, 1890, At the hour o.
.ocloeA y m. ~ said day 10 pay delinquent
Asteshment thereon, together With tho cost OF
advertising andeXpenses OF sale.
september 10Th, 1895.
GEO RYAN,
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SUMMONS.
In the Dist let Court In aud for tho THIRD judi.
eial District ot Utah Territory. County
Of SAT- LAKE
aries onu.lols. plAinun.

MelA Z. Steele. George W. steole, Utah Ma.
Nonal blnk "a corpoTaiionl. Joseph VI.
ttout, l.. ", Gleason. thatcher IilnnR ana
Elevator 60, "a corporauonl. y ~, steel.
qua ey smith ana John ~ steele. co,part'
dCfdndanta
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suMMoNs.

In the District Court In aud for the Thirt
Judicial Dstrict OF unh Territory.
County OF salt Lake.
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In the District Court in and for the Third
County % salt LAsc.
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Why ray Zig doctor bills u have your
constitution ruined by Old-fashioned
doses OF mercury, n iinine aud morphine?
Why not try tho now way7 Munyon's
Remedies arc prepared IN manner ihaI
enables overy One TO obtain them fiom
any druggist at = cents u bottle. a sep-
araio specific for each disease. Absolute.
ly bafinluss aud promptiy fiec.um In
curing even tho mos. obstinate dlftnsoA
Personal lopefs TO Prof. Munyun, 1915
Arch srscl, Philadelphia. Pa answeIcd
wilh flee medical advice Tor any dtolso.
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NOTICE oE ASSESSMENT

sheep Rock Mini0F6 Milling Company 10.
salon OF principal phase OF buiintas, salt
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SUMMONS.
u. II. soholller. pIainln.

In the District Court in and for the Third
County OF salt Late
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ilberi ,. white and K0saLa ~. white. Simon
Mackie. ~. u. liitner. George nOurhton,
Louis Ioeoi Althoa lirown. Wiilism Nj
lafmau. AZ executor OF tile last will aud
Testament Of william +, Iiarman, ,lcccasrd
Nellie ". wall, y. n Gregg mud i,eorro Nv
oglesby and william uibbY. Dufendanis.
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10 the people OF the Territory Of Utah send
greeting 10 Caroline J. IA vert. Defendant

Matthew iIilFert. Piainua. w. Caroline J. Hi.
CERT. Defendant
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Professor Munvon docs not claim that
he has ono remedy that will euro all
complains, but thai he has prepared n
specific euro for nearly every disease.
lie docs not claim that his rheumatism
Cure viii euro COZ sumption, dyspepsia
or any Oiher compliant, but he does guar
antce that u Will euro rheumatism. His
Dyspepsia cure i prepared expressly IN
cure dyspopsiai his Cough cure TO euro
coughs; his Ca.nrfh remedies 10 cure
catarah; his kidnoy cure to cure kidney
troubles. Tue Same may DO said of all
bis dIllnIon. Iomnlloa.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court In and for Salt Lake
County, 1ouitory OF Utah.
ordar to show cause why order o. sale Of real
estate should not DO made
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"nford Woodruff. Geo. "a. Cannon.
President. casli,r.
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STEEL RANGES, HARDWARE Of all
Kinds, TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERY. to so low point that we must
sultyou If you SEQ tho goods.
Evening capital., 1895-05-28
The PeopIe,. Banks.

Some one has given this happy name
to the building and loan associations that
have had such an unprecedented growth
in this country in the past ten years.
Three hundred thousand families who
Low live under their own happy roofs
date the beginning of their home TO the
building association. 1t constitutes the
most successful form Of cooperation
among the people that has yet been chron-
icIed in America. There are DOW some
5000 of these organizations in the coun-
try. The particular help they have been
to the poor man consists in the fact that
through their agency he has been able TO
both borrow and invest money in small
amounts. If he lays up only 81 q week
through the year, he usually receives on
the average at the rate of about 3 per
cent. for every dollar SO saved, not only
the one put In the first week in January,
but also that added the last week in De
cember. If he wishes TO borrow the
money and build a house, he can get the
loan in a lump and pay it back at the
rate of 81 or 81 a week. This is the real
advantage Of the system-that he can
repay the loan in small weekly amounts.
1t is likely that the peoples banks have
larger capital than the national and
private banks. The latest report puts
the capital Of the building and loan as-
sociations at $500, 600, 600, with more
than .000, 600 members.
Evening capital., 1895-05-28
ORPHANS COURT.
ON ciai Disposition of the AnaIrs Of Wild
ows aud Orphans.

ON cial Disposition OF the Anairs Of Wild
ows and Orphans.
The Orphans Court met to-day with
Chief Judge Dodson and Associate Judg-
es Hawkins and Tydings on the bench,
and Register of Wills Baldwin and Slfor-
iff Iinthicum, present. The following
business was transacted
The second and final account of ID. II.
Randall, guardian Of Daise and Ida
Parker, was filed and approved. -
Petition of Lavenia b. Welch. execu-
trix of Sprigg Harwood, deceased, for
authority TO transfer TO herself as sole
legatee, under the will Of said Harwood,
certain stocks of the Annapolis Water
Company, and Farmers National Bank.
The petition was approved by the
Court.
Remuneration Of Ella Wilson, widow
of Albert Wilson, deceased, the right
To administrate on the personal estate
of deceased, and recommending Edwin
GotU in her place.
Application of Edwin Gott, for let
tcrs of administration in the estate was
filed and bond of $500 approved.
Evening capital., 1895-05-28
NEWS IN THE STATE.
Condensed from Our Daily and Weekly r.
changes.


Condensed from Our Daily and Weekly Ex-
changes.
The contest of Gen. G. p. Montagues
will has been abandoned.
Col. Phil w. Downes, of Caroline
county, is seriously i'll.
VIM McKendree Peddicord died in
Howard, aged seventy-one years.
The grand jury of Carroll calls atten-
ton to the insecure condition OF the
Jail.
Rev. Mr.. Haskarl has resigned the
pastorate of st. James Lutheran Church
Frederick city.
Caroline county democrats will fix the
dates for primary meetings and conyen-
tiOn this week.
One of the buildings of the Mentzel
paper mill was destroyed by fire in How
ard county yesterday.
Gen. II. Kyd Douglas has gone to
Chicago to deliver an address TO the Con-
federate memorial celebration.
DIR. Stuart, of the State board of health,
investigated nuisances at Gaithersburg
with the view Of having them removed.
Jacob Henson, Jr., colored the con-
demned murder of Daniel Shae, was
taken from Jail last night and lynched.
Three little boys, sons of Richard
Foraker. were poisoned by Rough on
Rats Sunday, and one of them, seven
years old, died.
The iather of Marshall Z. Price is try
ing to secure signers TO petition for
executive clemency for the condemned
man on the ground of insanity.
Evening capital., 1895-05-28
PRICE ONE CENT
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.
Looking After the Appotntmont Of super
visor of Election and the Retention
of the Anne Arundel oyster
Roafn

Gen. Frank A. Bond, Inspector of
Weights and Measures in the District
of Columbia: Isaac :. Nutwell, State
Tobacco Inspector: George n. Potee,
Chairman Of State Central Committee.
of A. A. Co.; Edwin Gott. Secretary
of State; John G. Bannon. Clerk of Cir
cnit Court; DIR. George Wells, Jas. II.
Brashears and other prominent politi-
clans met today and talked over the
political situation. Among the most
important questions discussed was the
retention in commission this summer
of the State Fishery Force, the schoon-
ers May Brown and Daisy Archer, and
the appointment Of Supervisor of
Election for this county TO succeed Mr..
Eugene Wathen who resigned To accept
school examinership.
A delegation will wait upon Gov.
Brown in Baltimore tomorrow TO lay
before him these questions.
The party leaders aud candidates will
no doubt recommend to the Governor
Mr.. j. III. Bells, for the vacancy for SUI
pervisor of Election. Mr.. Bells is
well-known here, being Merchant Tail =
or. lie is not an office seeking man,
would take the position should IL be Of
fered. He is young man and would
represent that element In the parity
Gov. Brown WAS the recipient here to-
day, of more severe criticism for keep
ing the appointment SO long open, IL
was sail for his political advantage in
case of his nomination. The Governor is
said to be considerably in IL to. Sec
retary of State Gott is delegate TO the
State Convention from this county, and
the Governor made big fight TO get
him there.
Evening capital., 1895-05-28
NAVAL NEWS.

The Essex has arrived at Yorktown,
Va.
The Atlanta has left Savanna, Ga, for
Hampton Roads.
The torpedo boat Gushing left Jack
sonville OH her trip to Norfolk by the
inland passage.
The Treasury Department yesterday
issued a circular inviting sealed propos-
ais for the construction 10y contract of
two single screw revenue steamers, one
to do service on Lake Erie and to be
constructed of steel, and the other to be
of composite construction and to he as
signed to duty along the New England
coast.
The following naval orders have been
issued: Lieutenant A p. Niblack has
ordered TO duty IN connection with the
Office of the assistant secretary in charge
OF the naval military subjects. Medical
Inspector I. c. Walton has been ordered
to examination for promotion at the
Navy Department on May 3lst.
The San Francisco and the Marble
head arrived yesterday at southampton,
England, the point selected for the rem
devious of the American fleet which will
participate in the naval parade at kiel.
aud Columbia is expected daily, although
they are going under easy steam and
may take two weeks for the trip.
Naval engineers are much exercised at
the action of the department in failing
to restore an officer of that corps TO duty
until his period of suspension had ex-
pired. Yesterday's naval orders con-
tain one assigning Passed Assistant En-
gineer Ii. L. Cleaver to duty on the
Alert and directing him to join that
ship, which is on the Pacific station, by
steamer leaving New York on Friday,
May 3lst.
The United States Navy has gained
mstinted praise for its appearance at
Mediterranean ports this year. The
European squadron, which is under the
command of Admiral Kirkland, has Wis
tied number of places where the Ameri-
can flag has not been seen flying from
the masthead of United States ship of
war i'm years. One of the results of the
call ut Alexandretta, Syria, is a report
from our consul at that place in which,
among other things, he tells of the inn
preston made by thevessels and officers.
The report was sent to the Navy De-
partment from the State Department,
and the consul's remarks were read with
much pleasure by Secretary Herbert.
The remainder of the report dealt with
the work OF the missionaries and general
matters of no great Importance. The
bulk of the report was devoted to the
visit of the war ships and the influence
for good which their appearance was
destined to have in Mediterranean coun-
tries.
Evening capital., 1895-05-28

Needs attention at this time. If you
are tired, weak and nervous, il lis clear
that your blood is impure, and without
doubt there has been too much over
work or strain on brain and body. The
course of treatment for such condition
is plain and simple. The blood must
first be purified so that tho nervous sys.
TEN, and in fact all the organs viii be
fed rpon pure blood. Intelligent people
without number have testified that the
best blood purifier, nerve tonic and
strength imparting medicine is Hoods
SarSaparilla. Nervousness. loss of sleep
and general debility all vanish when
Hoods SaTsaparilla is persistently taken;
in word, health and happiness follow
after taking Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Evening capital., 1895-05-28
st. Johns Notes.

The Senior examinations are nearly
at an end, and the regular exams. will
commence Monday.
This years commencement VIII be one
of the features of the college as great
care has been taken to make it the most
attractive IN the history of the institu-
tion. The Philokalian Society will have
the Hon. J. III. Preston, speaker Of the
House of Delegates to address them at
their celebration, which promises TO be
the best in the college.
On Thursday next the st. John IS team
Will meet for the third time the 3alti-
more City College team and our boys
will try hard to redeem themselves for
their recent defeat. st. John Is certain
" had hard luck in the game at Balti-
more as they hit the ball hard but it
generally went into the helder's hands.
Evening capital., 1895-05-28

The following is the programme of
the Naval Veterans Association for
Thursday, Decoration Day: Marshall
and aids; u. S. n. A. Band. Prof. Zim-
norman; u. S. Marines, Lieut.. Col. Nc
Lane Tilton, commanding; st. John 3
Battalion, Lieut.. Evans, u. S. A., COM
manding; Hook and Ladder Company,
+. h. Shjourdan: Sailors from U. 5. 5.
Monongahela and Santee; Admiral Row.
an Naval Veterans Association, Capt.
l.. J. NJ. Boyd, commanding; Chaplalns
and Orators i'm carriages. Route of pro-
cession-The line will form on south
side of Church Circle, at 1.30 p. IN. Pro-
cession Will move promptly at 2 p. IN.
around Church Circle TO School street,
to Maryland avenue, to King George
street, to Naval Cemetery. Services at
Naval Cemetery-Prayer, by Chaplain
A. L. Royce, L. S. N; music, "Ameri-
ca by the band; address, by Capt. l..
J. NJ. Boyd; singing, w. III. Feldmeyer,
leader: address, by Rear Admiral Daniel
Ammen, u. 5. N; singing; strewing
flowers; salute 10y Marine guard; bene-
diction, by Rev. w. J.. Mcdowell.