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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
ALL ARE WELCOME.

Strangers and visitors 10 the city are made
at home at Munyon's.
Sceptics, critics, hostile doctors are especial
ly invited-the more prejudiced they are the
better. We welcome ALL We invite the most
searching, the most scientific scrutiny.
That's precisely what we want and like
We don't claim that our Remedies will cure
in every case.
We do claim that we're fair. We do claim
that were honest. We do claim, and can
prove by the very best people, that we cure
95 per cent. of all cases that we treat
III the Munyon Remedies relieve headaches
in five minutes cure colds in three hours
ease coughs and banish the terrors of asthma
in n few moments, cure collie in 10 minutes
and sore throat in three hours
III the Munyon Remedies will cure rheuma-
tism, lumbago and sciatica in from one to
three days
If Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure will enable any
dysprptic 10 eat a good square meal and en-
JOY it
Why, then, we expect these visitors and
critics to 20 forth and say SO.
IL the MuDyon Remedies and appliances do
not do all that Is claimed for them, our visi
tors should denounce and publish us in the
public prints us frauds.
So come along-rich an ! poor, friend and
critic. resident and stranger, sick ard we'll,
one and all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
DUTIES OF CITIZENSHIP.
Interesting Discourse by Rev. r. B. Pull
Ian al Pilgrim Church.

Rev. Frederick Il. Pullan gave an ad.
dress on voting and the duties of citizen
ship at the Pilgrim Congregational
Church last night He said
"CitiZcn Jesus was the true patriot and
sincere lover of his country. lie did His
duty TO man and to God though He was
cruciiied for IL. To vote in spirit and in
truth Is as pleasing Co God as 60 worship
In spirit and in truth. Patriotism is
proved 10y the intelligent diligence with
which we care for the best land ON earth ,
Walk in the light as voters Let the light
i'm upon the way the voter il caucuscd
To -. Whoever H. afraid of light il To be-
SUSPECTED.
Tho best Of names NAV become by-
word. Names have 10 he redeemed ns
well n souls. Parties political may hc
we'll manned but false lived We must not
bc lcguiicd by mere nnmcs Voters
should iefr Cod when they vote and Him
only. III YOU know q man who will hcar
Office as under God and unto God, vote
Tor him.
\ choice Of evils should never hc madc
by ballot AZ II lc a sin 10 chOOse either.
Vote into the air rather than have your
vote cOunt for political sin. Jesus sits
today, as once Hc sat In the treasury aud
saw them casting their gifts aud watches
voters casting their hallots. OF whom
will lie say l.o, he has voted best of them
ally III tell Won OF such ns put their
vote In as n living s1erifcc. holy aud
acceptable unto God which H. yuur rea.
s0nable service, being citizen voter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE
Just think OF III

Dust th1nk OF lt!
=, Here right at your hand is great, disease.
fighting death-resisting, pain DESTROYING
happiness and life-restoring institution.
Manned by experienced and eminent doctors
OF every school, every one of them a specialist
whose reputation IL established ON the fact
that he practically never loses case within
his own domain.
All this, at your service-at everybody
sorvice-free.
Crowds here, yet plenty Of room Prominent
citizens, professional men, public men, society
people.as well as those in tho every day walk
OF life. stu room, treatment and cures
enough for all who come, and more Away
welcomed.
New and spacious rooms have been opened
more doctors have been employed and new
medical appliances added. Come and see tl {
changes.
Come and SEQ what is going on at MUNYON'S ;.
Come and talk with the patients, who every
day are going away cured of the most o.
stinate and psinfUl maladies, or on the high
road TO recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05

A gentleman who recently returned from
visit 90 his native land, Ireland, in the
course of chat last evening said that If
Oliver Cromwell had lived ten years
longer he would probably have ltft no
Irish question TO be settled by his success
sors for his policy was one of exterminl-
tion and cXpatriation. At the time he died
he was shipping the Irish poople out of
the country by tens of thousands a year.
They were sent TO France TO America 20
the West Indies, in fact 10 any place TO
which they would GO lie filed their
places OF course, with English. His fixed
deter mination was 20 cxterninate or ex-
pei the native population and supply the
country with English settlers. The con-
sequence was that the English Pale, T"
including Dublin, Meath, Carlow, Kill
kenny and Louth, which had been rccog-
nizcd as n political division of ireland,
was fairly well sprinSled with English,
while the northern part OF tho island was
filled with Scotch immigrants The death
OF Cromwell put u stop 60 this summary
process, and many of the English and
Scotch settlers who had established them
selves in the Emerald Isle returned to
Great Britain. There were enough left,
however, 20 make decided impression on
the character of the population in several
districts, and TO occasion the mistake often
made by asserting that even in Dublin
there arc more English than Irish. There
are, il Is true, many English people resi-
dent in Dublin, but n recent statistical
authority states that in Dublin, as well as
in the other larger cities, the English do
not exceed ten or twelve per cent of the
pODulatiOn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05

have sacred canoes and perform sacr fees
i'm them before going TO sea. The Laprs
hang n small figure OF "A ship stained with
rOindcor's blood on trees at Christmas
time. In japan n is considered lucky to
dream of sailing in ship. Many
Indian tribes believe they cross tine water
on their way To thoir last resting place.
Tho MosquctOcs burn their dead in canoes
or cut the boat up and place 10 I'm the
grave The Aleuts use boat'shaped collins.
There arc Chinese who, sixty days after "a
death, place on the water an egg shell and
the image OF a duck with man astride
of it 60 assist the soul during its passage.
Marchu il Chinese sailor goddess and
has numerous temples. Sailors take ashes
from incense lamps in front of her shrnes
and carry them in a rcd bag or hang thcm
about the junk. When storms occur they
knoel at the bow. the sacred part OF their
craft, and burn inccnse before her image,
imploring her to save thom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
Open all Day and Evening.
201 WASHINGTON STREET.
CAUTION.

The public are warned against iu,itstors
who are copying our sdve easements and
stte m pting to misIesd the people. The
free treatment, free physicians and free
distribution OF RENE dies was insugursted
by PROT Munyon five years ego. Prof.
Munyon iesds--never follows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
Read the Interesting Story Of What
Munyon Did for Nh. Sweet.

Mr.. +. Il. Sweet, prominent butcher, No.
Western street. Providence, II. l.. says Il
was afflicted with malaria, accompanied by
chills and fever, for some months. Doctors
took gave me no relief. saw Prof. Munyon's q
advertisement and decided that / would give
them trial,a had nothing to lose and much
TO gain. Munyon's Remedies gave excellent
results from the very start, and have com.
pletely cured me. / have no hesitancy at all
IN recommending these remedies"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
Neck Broken by a Fall.

Thomas Tate - years old. fell down n
flirht nf stairs nc 1873 Ives street Saturday
night and his neck WIS broken. Medical
Examiner Palmer viewed The remains
and bcing satisfied THAI death was simply
the result of accident, turned the body
over to Undertaken Monahan
MIR Tate was an inmate of Dexter
Asylum and saturday had day OF to
visit his friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
Will Form Cadet Company.

At well attended meeting last night
of the Young Mems Sir Moses Monteforc
Association, the following officers were
installed: President, Samuel Cohen; vice
president. Samuel Large; secretary.
samuel Mason; treasurer, Louis Schom.
berg.
Ii was voted to organize n cadet COM
pany In honor of the late Judah Touro Of
y nj
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
HIS FREE DOCTORS
Who Examine and Prescribe for All
Patients, No Matter What Disease.
ABSOLUTELY FREE OF COST.
No money is received for examination, no
money Is received for advice, no moncy
is received for medical attention, no
matter what the disease.
MUNYON'S IMPROVED
HOnGOPATHlC REMEDIES

Are as Great an Improvement on the
Regular school of Homeopathy as
Homeopathy Is on All Other Schools of
Medicine-They Combine the Best in All
systems - Act Instantly and Cure
Promptly and Permanentiy-A Separate
Cure for Each Disease-Each Remedy
Has Plain Directions for Home Treat
ment. So There Can be No Mistake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
CATARRH, ASTHMA, DEAFNESS.

The Munyon offices are thoroughly equipped
for the treatment of every form OF catarrh,
deafness and lung troubles. Munyon's special
appai atus reaches all the diseased and sore
spots and effects positive cure. There is no
cutting, no burning, no caustics; the treat
ment consists Of mild and soothing lotions,
which give relief from the first application
and ef-ieteEpal lEemedias- -wAieh-aet- the
blood and nerves and thoroughly eradicate
the disease
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05

n you desire n good hcnd Of healthy,
moist and sweet hair, select the BEST
preparation 90 accomplish t. Halls Hair
Renewer Is the best product uf scienrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05

Apoplexy. y.--Dr. Agnew's Cure for the
Heart is equally effective I'm apoplectic
symptoms. II you have unpleasant dizzi-
ness. lightncss or sudden rush Of blood
To- the head, take precautions against n
recurrence. This greet remedy Will
remove the cause The press Of the land
has daily long list Of sudden deaths
which would not bc chroniclcd n Dr.
Agncws Curc for the Heart were used.
Sold hy L. l.. I.othrup. ~ Westminster; /;
Blanding a. Handing. ~ and rs Wcy
liosset George l.. CIailin * Co, " " ~
80 Main STREET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
BOAT OVERTURNED.
Three Men Narrowly Escaped Drowning
In the Bay Yesterday.

Edward Anthony, stephen German and
sailing yesterday, although the lesson was
n disagrccablc one and German nearly
paid for 10 with his life.
The three young men were down the bay
on IA fishing trip In Anthony's catboat.
The trip was successful so far rs the fish
were concerned, but Messrs. German and
Flahcrty intcrfercd with Anthony's man
agcmcnt uf the craft and prevented him
from putting u reef I'm the sail An upset
was the result Gorman could not swim
and it was with much difficulty that his
companions saved him and themselves, 10
tell the story of the adventure. They
finally managed to get into the rowboat
astcrn Of the sailboat and got ashore at
Conimicut point.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-05
WAN r Ed

An experienced female cook,
American preferred, must be neat
and quick 10 work. apply O Hart
ford Avenue. OineyviIIe Square.
~siu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
ReceiyER,s SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Puh,
~ suant 10 an order OF sale and decree OF
.preciosure to me airccicd from tue M.
pistrict court of the state OF Utah, County W
SAT- Lake. IN tho case therein ponuihs' 10
s mnieh Z. II. Deere Is plain ~ and he1fl ~
brewing Company. a corporation, the h htlon-
81 ban. OF The hepublic, corporation YIN.
nehhumer George Iuiiens and brighnm vuhs
iIust company. corporation, are ueiehu
ants 10 winch order OF safe and decree refer
once Is hereby made, snali expose lor hale
cash nj the east front door OF ,he joint CITY
and County building In tho Oily anu CounV
OF salt axe, state OF Utah. upon Tuesday the
18Th day of hhy, A. u. Isl, nj L. o'clocs
noon OF said day, the property herein be-
low described and oil the right. tito,
elslm or interest OF said Honry Wag'
ehcr. MArsarethA WAGNER, Wagner
brewing lomphny. National Bank OF tho ne.
pn9iic, William scnaulllsr. George CulIens
aud brigham Young must Company In and 10
me following described reai estate situate IN
hAlt l.ase County, state Of Utah, 10 vat.
al OF the east half OF the norlhWost quar-
ter ano lots enc ~ aud two tD OF section
eleven tlll, township ~ south, range ono ~
east, salt Lake meridian with all the tene-
ments. Entertainments and appurtensnees
theieunto belonging
Also Mi of the south half OF lot one q block
sixty three. plat"B," salt Lake City survey,
together with all ;he teuomenis heredith.
mgnts, privileges aud appurtenances therennlo
Delonging, 10 be sold ns the properly OF
Henry wagener.' Margarniha WAGNER and the
m"gener hrowing Company, under taid order
OF sale aua decree In the above c1nso.
1871. CIi'tfs UAWLEY.
Receiver OF the Wagner Brewing Company.
hIEfiiEss u sMiTH. PlAintiH' Attorneys
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dds WILL BE RECEIVED 81 THE
ID state Board OF Hammers al the once
OF the unuo signed, uniil 10 o'clock o. NJ. OF
the 18Th day Of May. isD7, for TIE following'
1870 School Registers forCi ties
2lo0 school Registers for Counties
1900 School Trustees Financial Reports.
go County uperintendonts Financial Ee'
ports,
30 city Hoard OF Education Financial Re-
ports.
900 County TreRsurcr's reports
$500 District sohool Board school Popula'
ton Reports for Counties.
1900 City Board of tducation School Popula-
tlon reports Tor Ciucp.
100 County superintendenrs school Popnla-
tion reports
800 Reports of UNCONVENTIONAL Private
hnnls
Bamplcs OF the above can be Inspected at the
quiHe Of the .tate uucrindcnt OF Public 10.
sJruction. } ach bid must 10 accompanied by
certified check equal to ten per cen, OF the
amount OF the bid 20 10 hold rp9n
condition that. upon the award of he
contract to him, the bd1ur will faithfully
ana promptly execute goot and sum
cient bond payable to the state, with two
sure ics proved by the said board, condi-
toned that he will deliver tho supplies, for
which he hiss contracted, and for the faithful
performau &C OF the contract.
The Hoard reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids.
Secretary of state Board OF Examiners.
April cath. ispT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
In special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the bennington Water and Land Company
Will be held at the onlce of the company Mt
No 2i2 south Main street. Salt LaRe City.
Utah. on tho 2,th day of May, 1887, at O'Clock
pm That said meeting Is called for the fol-
lowing purposes
first-ro elect officers for the current cor.
poration year.
sccond-To alter aud amend the Articles of
Incorporation In the following respects, io. wit
To change the name Of the corporation to In
clude az part of the object, business and pur.
suit of said corporation the business OF de-
veloping, leasing. buying and selling power
created by water with necessary plant and
systems of works. and the leasing, buying and
selling of water for all benenciai uses, public
and private to provide for financial and trans
fer and registry ofllces, outside OF the State of
Utah; TO delne tho number of shares neces.
sary to qualify officers. to change the date of
annual meeting of shareholders and to change
the manner of calling annual, special and
passed regular stockholders meeiiogs.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
JOHN A. STREET,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 81, 1897.
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arnorun, nEas, MEETING.


C,TocKHoLpERs' MkBliNe .N NJ, ~
Whereas notice should have bcen given
that the annual meeting OF the soshup .nr
~, n, u nicc,top ~ directors Of said corporation
Would b. hold At the ss.oe'anon's once y We
Gssnd I,pern House IN SAT- i.nte ny. ohui
~. ~ ~, VA day OF May, 1881. and that ihirty
dav,' notice OF said M Getting should be gwen
BY pubicson o, as9n ngu1s ian " s9 .T u p
W. t,he,ct,re nublie notice IA hereby gwen
mai n stockhoiders' meeting Of laid SAT- Lake ,i
Amusement Association WI oe nold Az sne
ONES az said nssocintibn In the GranI opera
liousc. salt Lake City. Utah on Monoay, tne
iaih day Of MAY. at e'eloss p mel SAD aa
dny for tho election OF dirocso,s III III" W.,
and for tho transaction Of such other business
a. may lawfully come before said meeting.
M JOHN T. ROu Ehe.
Vieo President
", n. sCkACh.
Secretary.
JAMES RoGEW4,
Treasurer
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NOTICE oF ASSESSMENT

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT iAT
~ Ameeling OF the board OF uiroctors Of
.hn hiilionairo Mining ana Mining company.
Per snare was levied upon tho capital stoct
OF mo corporation payable at the onaco OF The
,omtAny % hhin street. Jackson, Reid and
nhnderson ANY stock upon which this al.
hehhment may remain unpaid on the hth dny
OF May, 1871, viii be Delinquent and adyertised
ior SAFE ~ public auction and unless payment
70 mace before, W u DO sold on May the Goth
az inc ONCE OF the company 10 pay the doJin'
qucnt assessments tosather with coat OF hi,
Vuriislng and expense OF sale.
By order OF tho Board OF Directors
ID MCtApYEN,
secretary.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is uEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN whereas Louis NJ Anderson and Emma
nnaSrGsa s,, wife on the ,s day 81
a. smith ne trustroo OF all the property here.
matter described TO secure tho payment OF
p ss s Of no.s a'G ,s ssd'n S BY pay
able two years thereafter with per
cent interest per nnnum from date unul
psia. interest payable quarter YIN psT ,ss
payment OF the interest. which said deed ~
trust was duly hlcd for record In the oiloe u
rs sr Nd LAKE S SSsn
page 81, which said deed OF trust so executed
and on record aforesaid, is hereby referred 70
and made part OF this notice
And whereas tho said Louis NJ. Anderson
and Emma Anderson. arc in default In 'ne
payment OF said interest aud have been TONG
since SO IN default. and where's the say nS
Robert Sherwood, the holder OF said noto any
deed OF trust has declared the same due hnu
unpaid, both principal and intcrost.on aceouu'
oil the failure to pay the interest when due,
ANA whereas he has requested the hhue,
signed trustee named In ssid deed OF lrues W
advertise the said property for sole. ana sch
me same TO pay ,he said note toge'hef VIZ
tho interest th9reon mp to the time OF tue hA ;
and The payment of the expenses OF this rsu'
including reasonable attorneys ices 40
provided in the said deed of trust.
New therefore IN consideration OF inc pIu.''
ses, notice is hereby given That me unues,
signed trustee. on the 2ind day OF MAY a.
1877, al the hour OF y o'clock noon ~ lhe W.. W.,
front door OF the County Court House, psin.
the Joint lily and County BuiidinR, IN sh's
Lake County, Utah will coll ut public hucu I,x
10 the highest bidder for cash. all tho propeiu
described In sMd deed OF trust and Also Pd,
t,cuiarly described as follows: All Of 70,
1--WE tbl. Block ono ~ of "shorwood foLe s,
Addition" as,por recorded Pat OF sail aaas,
ton, IN salt Lake CITY, salt Lake oonhg,
Utah. together with all the tenomentt. nero
ditsments and hppurtenances therennio W
longing, to satisfy tho said note, ihleis,,hh
COSTS and attorneys fees, as provided In sAu
deed OF trust
Dated this Goth day of April. A. D; 1921,
trustee.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Edward stevenson. Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersgned, administrators, of the
estate OF Edward stevenson, deceased, to the
creditors of. and all persons having GAINS
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
witt, the necessary vouChors. within ten
months after the hrst pub lcAtion of this no
lice. u the said Ezra I. stevenson, At the
ofice OF tho state Bank OF Utah, Salt Lake
City, In the County of salt Lake, Utah.
JoskPH 4. STEVENSON,
HENRY IL ST. vENsOS,
hZRA I. sTEvEN1OS.
administrators OF the estate OF Edward
Stevenson. deceased.
FERGUSON a ,Assos, Attorneys for AID
illustrators.
Dated April 3. 1897.
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AN ORDINANCE.

street 10 Third Norih street rum
30 II ordained by the City Council OF o.,
Lake Cityi cal
,ecuon THAT tho namo of The .,....
called Plum street in HAT 20" nit Inl H NY,
IA hereby changed 10 third North streot .'T
section 2-Aii ordinances or resOlnfions a,
the Council In conflict herewith are heran y.
repealed. and thu. ordinance shat take e,fcsy,
upon It's approval. 0'
Passed by tho City Council of snlt to,.
City. State of Utah. April 18th. isgj I'M, 80
proved, and referred TO the Mayor ior his az az
provnl. '' "p'
tseaIl David EMERY
Approved this tho 18th day of'Apfil Arin
1891. JAMES GLEADINSING, Mayor
STATE OF UTAH. ~
City and County OF saltLn h@
l, David Z. Emery, recorder in and for ss,,
Lake Ci,y. state OF Utnh 10 hereby c,rt,,s
that the above IL a full true and correct 80,
of Rn ordinance entitled "An orcinnnnys
changing the name OF Plum si,se,
TO Third North Street" Passed by the III,
Council of SAT- Lake CITY April 18th. ISM. and
approved by the Mayor April 18th, 1897, as an
pears OF record IN my oilicc. ~
In witness whereof l have hereunto set nv
hand and nflSod the Corporate an,i
(sEAL.) of snid City this the lJth. sav ~,
April A. u l-gT VI
II III City Recorder
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NOTICE.


SALT LAKE CITY. April D. 1897.
NoTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Annual Meeting OF tho stookho ders Of
the Phoenix Mining Company will be hold nt
tho compEny's Office. N Gust second south
street, shlt Lake City. Utah. on tuesday the
liih day OF May, ut 10 O'Clock a. m., for The
purpose of electng officers to serye for The
ensuing year ana the transaction OF such other
businehs as may properly come before said
meeting ANDREW GkBHABDr,
FLANK HOFFMAN,, President
Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Brighton and North Point Irrigation Company.
Principal pIa Ace of business, brighton
Meeting House, snlt Lake
County, Utah,

NOTICE is hereby GIVEN THAT AT
~ ameeting OF the board of directors OF
this corporation held on March f9th, 1897, an
assessment OF twenty-five (2bl cts per share was
levied on the capital stock of the corporation
payable Immediately to tho Secretary and
treasurer. i. b. Criichlow. at his oflca No.
800 Atlas block, West second south street.
salt Lake CITY, Utah Any stock upon which
TINS assessment mhy rcmnin unpaid npon tile
Ism dny OF May, 1857, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale Al public auction, and
June 9th, 1877, in tho manner provided by law
to pay delinquent assessment together with
cost OF advertising aud expenses OF sale,
T. II. ORTfCHLOw,
Secretary and Treasurer
sos Atlas Block, salt Lac City, Utah.
Dated April 18th, 1891.