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The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-19

BosToN, Dec. l0.-'rhe two women killed
by an express train at Somcryillc last
night were May and Maria Morrison, Sis
tiers, aged % and q, whose parents live in
st. Johns, ~ +. They resided at Somcr-
vile with a bruthcr-in-law.
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Underwriters Association.

The directors of the Life Underwriters
Association held meeting in the SHm
Building yesterday and adopted resolu-
ton, authorizing the secretary to make
application for membership in the MAJ
tional Association.
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NATIONAL LAWMAKERS.
THE ATKINSON BILL LEADS 70 A
SPIRITED DEBATE.
Mr.. Grout Opposes II and Mr.. Atkinson
Defends It Senator stanford's Pet
Measure. in the Scnutc--District Mat
tiers Considered by the Committee.
SENATE.

In the Senate to-day after some routine
business, Mr.. Stanford addressed the SEN
ate on his bill, introduced on the 5th in
slant, to increase the circulating medium.
Mr.. Stanford said that money was the
most important factor IN the business re
lntions of the country. There was II
limit to the quantity of gold and slvcc
metals; and that limit could not be ex
reeded by any effort on the part Of the
Government. II was therefore great
mistake for the Government to coniine
itself, in the issue Of money, to material
outside OF its control and limited in
quantity. On q suilicicncy OF, money do
pended very largely the indus
Iustration of It's importance was
to be found IN the present depressed inan-
cinl condition. Never was there such AN
accumulation Of wealth rs now, never
was the country moro prosperous, yet,
owing tn the want of money upon u slight
disturbance of credit, there was distress
all over the land So general was the un-
easiness and apprehension that money
which ought to he in circulation was be-
ing boarded. The bill he was now con
sidering proposed to put the Government
i'll a condition to issue supply Of money
equal substantially to thegencraldcmand
and to erect standard by which the Gov
eminent might determine up 10 useful
value of 2Icr cent what was the amount
would be issued under the pro-
visions of the bill upon unim-
peachable and practically sncxhaustible
security, and its supply was to be asccr-
tanned and determined by the rate which
the borrower could afford opay. Two
per cent. was the amount to be paid to the
Goyernmcnt for the loan of its money,
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FINANCIAL ANn COMMERCIAL.

Nrw YoRK, Dee i9.-Moncy loaned
easy at 4Gi5 per cent.
Exchange steady; posted rates, iSiGolsji;
actual rates, iSQtfiSOl for sixty days and
isil@lSil for demand.
Governments steady, currency lis, 100
bid; 4s coupon, 1921 bid; Us do, 1882 bid
The stock market was extremely dull
this morning, the transactions having
been the smallest in value in several
months. The opening prices were from
10 per cent. below the closing of yes-
tcrday.
Duringthc early dealings, under the lead
Of Louisville and Nashville and Atcliison,
there was further fractional decline, by
1880 prices were ! TO | per cent below
those of yesterday. Toward II o'clock
there was u llrmcr feeling the result of
some buying in st. Paul. Prices recovered
fractionally by II o'clock. w the hour to
noon the market was almost staguant.
Prices changed bat slightly. At this writ
ing prices are about as they closed ycstcr-
day. Sales, ~, 100 shares
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AUCTION SALES.
DrNcANsoN BROS. Auctlonccr-.

-
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH
STREET, BETWEEN q AND II STREETS
NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, d. {.
BY virtue OF deed of trust to us dated
March 20, A. ID. 1852 and duly recorded in
Iibcr 1872, folio I05 ct seq, one OF the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia, and al the
request OF the party secured thereby, we will
sell nj public auction, in front of the premises,
on WEDNESDAY,. THE 3lST DAY OF DE-
GENDER, A. ID. 1870, ut 4 O'Clock p. M, the
following piece or parcel OF property. situated
in the city of Washington, d. C., and being lot
NO. In Robert Cotton, executor and trustee,
and James Adams. trustees subdivision, a.
recorded IN book W. T., folio ~. OF tho records
Of the surveyors Office OF the District arore;
said In squire numbered three hundred aud
nine CO!n, the same fronting IL fec, on
Twelfth street by depth OF % feet to an alley,
together with the improvements. cite.
Terms Of sale: Ono-third of the purchase
money to he paid In cash, and residue in
twelve (1a) and eighteen as month";, with in.
tcrcst NJ six 90 per cent per annum, interest
payable semi.annually, for which purchaser IL
to give promiss0ry notes, secured by deed of
trust on the property sold, or all cash, at
option Of purchaser. II terms OF sale are not
complied with In ten Q0) days from day of
, sale trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk Of defauliing purchaser.
a deposit of 800 will be required at time OF
rac. All conycyanclng and recording NJ pur'
chasor'a cost. T t
''it &c. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
W. L. EDMONSTON, Trustee,
lclg-a0NcO $40 Fifth ST. n, W.
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George |. Hill made an assignment to-
day for the benefit of creditors of all his
real estate to Douglass :. Mackall,
trustee
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-19

NcW Ffchiucnt lOf Lincoln bahk.
D.. At meeting held yesterday by the trus-
tees of the Lincoln National Bank Mr..
Jesse II. Wilson was elected to ill tho
vacancy caused by the resignation of the
president, Mr.. John A. Prescott
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioncers.
TKUSTEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE
ON F0UR-AND-A-liALF STREET, BE-
TWEEN N AND . STREETS SOUTH
WESr r.. s-t' f $50 Nf


Under and by virtue OF a deed Of trust re-
corded in libcr No. 400, folio 1i6, ct seq, one
OF tho, land records of the District OF Columbia,
the undersigned trustees will sell ut public
auction, in front of the promises. on TUES
DAY, the TIlIRTIETII DAY OF DECEMBER,
1890, ut QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
lot seventy four go OF John II. Mclean and
John Van Riswick's subdivision OF square
Aye hundred and forty.siy (ji,q, IN the city OF
Washington, ID. c., Ms said subdivision IL re-
corded In book IL, page 1872, together with the
improvements, etc.
Terms OF sale. One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash and residue In twelve
i2) and eighteen Qs) months, nj six W) per
cent. per nnnum, payable semi-annually, for
which purchaser TO give promissory notes,
secured by deed OF trust on property sold, or
all cash, at option of purchaser. II terms OF
sale are not complied with in ten (1O) days from
day of sale, the trustees reserve the right to re-
sell nj risk OF defaulting purchaser. A deposit
OF 800 will be required when bid is accepted.
Is w. Il. EDM0NSTON, Trustee,
fFf 800 Fifth street northwest.
G. ii. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
del. cod Ada
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h~IaJsOFFICE OF, TIE COMMISSIONERS
K-S OF the District of Columbia, Washing
ton, December ~ 1880. To whom IL may con
Germ: The Commissioners OF the District of
Columbia have received from Congress the
following bill, with requests for their views as
to the propriety OF enacting It, Before report
ing on this bin the Commissioners desire 10
know what objections, II any, exist to said
proposed legislation, and for that purpose will
hold q special session at O'Clock FRIDAY,
the NINETEENTH instant, TO give hearing
to parties interestcd: "a bill, ii. II. 12571, 10
amend net incorporating Washington aud
Georgetown Railroad Company. That the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany Is hereby authorized TO change Its tracks
NJ follows: commencing at New Jersey ave,
and Il st. SOUTH thence along the east front of
the Capitol, ~ shall be directed by the archi-
tcct In charge thereof, to b 1t. north thence
west along said ID At. to connect with Its pres.
ent tracks on 1st ST.; commencing ut nth and
sts northwest; thence west along 81. 10 18th
ST.; thence South along 18th At. TO connect with
its present tracks on said street; commencing
nj .Gth Vt. and Pennsylvania ave, northwest;
thence along said avenue TO connect with It's
present tracks on NJ street, In the city of
Georgetown; commencing at VI and High
streets In the city OF Georgetown; thence West
along NJ II, TO the Apueduct Bridge.
J. NJ. DOUGLASS,
j. w. ROSS,
dcis-2t II. NJ. ROBERT.
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To Relieye Mr.. Lisner.

Mr.. Carlisle introduced in the Senate for
Mr.. blackburn, who rs engaged as coun-
sci for Frank X. Ward, a bill for the re.
lief Of Mr.. Abraham Lisner of this city
The bill provides that all real estate lying
in the District of Columbia heretofore
purchased by and conveyed to Abraham
l.isner of said District, prior to the passage
of this act, be relieved and exempted from
the operation of an act entitled San act to
restrict ownership of real estate in the
Territories to American citizens" APP
proved March 3, 1887 and all forfciturcs
incurred by force of said act are, in re-
spect Of such real estate, hereby RENTED.
q. A memorial accompanied the bill set
ting forth the facts which made the bill
necessary. Mr.. Lisncr was born in Mein-
niger. Germany, and came to this country
in 1865, at the age of ID. Not knowing It
was necessary. he failed to make a dcclar-
alton of intention at the time and was not
naturalized until February 20, 1889. The
memorial sets out the business occupation
of Mr.. Lisner and recites the real estate he
has acquired IN connection with It, to
cure the title TO which Congressional ac-
ton Is asked
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-19

Jersey suits velvet suits and kilt suits
| for small boys at the American Outtltters,
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To Increase Mrs. Wilkes Pension.
Mr. Ingalls, to-day introduced bill in
the Senate to pension Mary Wilkes, widow
of the late ReaI-Admiral of the Navy, at
the rate of 800 month, in lieu Of the
pension now received by her. '''--
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-19

Suits and Overcoats reduced 10 SASS
Eiseman Bros. 9TH and ".
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE
~ ON FoUR-AND-A-lIAIF STREET, BE-
TWEEN n AND y STREETS, SOUTH
WEST, ,'r- tA" .s

r. p .H
Under and by virtue OF deed of trust re-
corded in LIbcr No. 400, folio 1871, ct seq one
of the land records of the District of Columbia,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
nuction in front OF the premises, on ~ EsDAY,
TIE TIllRTIETl DAY OF DECEMBER, 1870,
at QUARTER PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
lot seyenty-three (i;D OF John II. Mclean and
John Van Riswick's subdivision of square dye
hundred and fortysix (5i,D, In the city Of Wash
ington. ID. C., as said subdivision Il recorded
In Book ID, page I've, together with the i'm
provcmcnts, etc. Ht
Terms of sale: Onc.third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, and residue In twelve
az and eighteen psl months, with interest at
fix (j) per cent. per annum, interest payable
semi.annually, for which purchaser to give
promissory notes, secured by decd OF truat on
The property rold, or MI cash, at the option OF
purchaser. II terms OF sale are not complied
with in ten u0l days from day OF sale the trps-
tees reserve the right TO resell at risk OF de-
faultlng purchaser. A deposit OF 800 will be
required when bid " accepted.
W. +. EDM0NSTON, Trustee,
rHft 500 Fifth street northwest.
G. II, WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
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ESTATE BULLETIN.

THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN, 9iI r street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturday.
TWo-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOL, SALE
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A Club Incorporated.

The Arion Gesmg Verin has been incor-
porated with Nicholas Lochbohler, August
Schmidt, Herman Daikor, Fritz w. See
bode and William Berger directors.
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For term OF 90 yrs a valuable piece Of bust
ness property on nth II, near Pa ave ";
rent $50 per month and taxes. Lessee to
build on same; building TO cost not less than
$2O,0OO.
II st, bet It'll and 18th SITS n c, rent per an.
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10y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
ID trust, duly recorded In llbcr No. AN
folio 1915, of the Land Records OF the District OF
Columbia, and ut the request of the holder OF
at public angtop, in trout of tho promises, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1890, III i30
O'Clock p, M, the following.d real
estate, lying and being In the city of Washing.
ton, ID. g., to wit: Part OF lot In square No.
il1 being premises No. 300 IL street northeast.
Terms OF sale cash. A deposit OF s?OO will
he required nj time OF sale. All conyeyancing
at purchasers cost. Terms OF ralc to be com.
piled with in ten days from day OF sale, or the
property VIII be rcsOld nj risk and cost OF dc,
faultlng purchaser.
GOODWIN Y. ATLEE,
EDWARD W. WHITAKER,
ia
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FOR nENT-RoOMs.

NOR RENT--R0o MS-1OiT 18TH ST. NV. !;
II newly furnished; en- suite and single; pri-
Vntc bath lg-3t
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az" WILL PAY
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Wy ANTED GtRL no COOK, WASH
w ana iron for family OF three adults: must
he compctcnt none other need apply. 1901 q
ST. N. ~ ISM
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MANrrn sIr1,,rInNs

SITUATION ny A MAN OF
w experience In dry goods, men- furnish
ings aud shoes, Address SALESMAN, this
office lN49t
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NxrANTED- ny \ RESPECTABLE COL'D
w man, furi aces to fc care ~ aud work
With carpenters. l105 Riggs st bet. L aud '
w. lD-3i
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I.~n, 4. Your opportunity.

What! Mine? Yes. my friends,
YOURS. no matter what sou are, or
what your opinions. God takes no ne
count of these circumstances when lie
speaks 10 human souls. Like the gos-
pei Itself, which delivers the message 10
every man. 50 this Holy Season comes
with It's messag. q yOn, because You
need II. Like tile Churcl, itse II, which
carries forward eie Kingdom oi Christ
among all sorts ani conditions Of men.
50 too, Lent, IN lis ever, thought. speaks
10 every heart. AMI bids Il honestly cx.
anime Itself In the sight oi God. not for
It's theological opinions, bu; the facts OF
lis life. Not FOR us pTrjuiices, but its
needs. Not for lis likes og Il siikos, but
lis duties. Lent comes 10 all rs they
are, and would make them Us they ought
10 b.. Tho opportunities Tor good in
every community are unnumbercd. II
every baptized person Ia this valley
wsrc an earnest Christian worker, who
can calculate the result. II every
Christian wefn u helper. u sympl,hizcr,
III lii' fNrahs rnIplpftu tb huiti UP Tue
Kingdom OF Chris, In our midst. and To-
pull down the Kingdom OF Satan.
who could hinder or impede the Christ
Tau influence of the Church. placed here
tn represent; the truth and the work Of
ooly II every Christian were u fellow
worker with the minister In the service
Of Christ. who en- estimate the fruits
OF their labor 2"
II Is the neglected opportunities by
the many who pru'cas nni call them.
sciy., Christians. that produce weak.
NESS. worlilincss. dissatisfaction and
failure In Its life.
This Lcn;nn season comes TO ARGUS.
every one II M to u realization Of the
splendid work We can do for the Master.
u only We can secure the conSccTl,cd
energies OF Gels people.
Faithfully yours,
\. l.. WILLIAMS.
Rector
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

Tie presence of live church organ.
izati0n in q community, Is not only a
moral and spiritual influence FOR good,
but also an important auxiaiiary in adj
verifying the town and country through
out the East. The following clipping
from the Southern Churchman' pub
lished at Richmond, Virginia, is one Of
number OF articles which have lately
appeared in prominent Church papers.
Meeker is becoming well known on
the outside, and the church is justly Gu
titled TO a share of the credit:
a mos, interesting work is being done
n Meeker, where "a short time since oc'
CURED terrible massacre OF white peo-
pie by the Indians, including Mr.
Mccker. the philanthropic agent, and
his family; and only two or three years
ago our last Indian war. Meeker has
grown mp to be great centre OF trade,
though the place Is as Vet small, and Is
s,ill - miles away from any railroad.
The coal interests, the farming and
grazing land, about IL, and It's central
relations 10 "A territory as large u, West
Virginia, in which ours is the only
Church organization, VIII soon make II
n large place, aud the wonderfully sue
cessiul lahOfs of oiir missionary - Civ
ing our Church prestige and power Of
usefulness which are easily gained IN a
new coun,ry. ". are building here u
stone church, such as IL demanded by
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IA. Head was l.essi.

Tho following story Is told on n very
dcyout and earnest worker In the Lords
vineyard Ia Western Colorado. AN
persons In tho congregation" said lie n,
u biz meeting held In on. Of the West.
err towns. who want To go In heaven
will please rise 10 their feet" Every
person so, mp but one Goddess granger
on the back scat. Now" continued
ihc rcyiyalisi. "lf there is any person
who desires To 60 TO hell, 10, him stand
up" looking hard NJ the granger. who
again kcp, his scat. The evancclis;
descended from tho pulpit and APP
preached the case hardened creature
who refused TO testify either for or
against the Lord and said: My perish
ing friend, you SEEM 10 have no desire
10 reach heaven nor plunge into pcrii-
ton; whore do Won want to gof' Il
don, wan, 10 go anywhere" promptly
replied the granger. II wan, 10 stay
7 igh, hogc In Colorado. FIX.
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CHURCH CALENDAR.

THAMES MISSION -LENTES SERVICES
1850.
Ash "Wednesday. February 10Th SER
vice aud sermon, II a. IN.
Fridays. service and address, 1850
p. III.
Sundays. early celebration OF Holy
Communion each Sunday dnring Lent
4 II. III.
Sundays. morning prayer and ser
mon, 1: u. IN.
Sundays, evening PRAYER and Sermon
1897 III.
Holy week, commencing March alst,
daily evening PRAYER Friday excepted
$50 p. IN.
Good Friday, morning prayer and al
dress, II u. IN.
Easter Day, April 9th, early celebra-
ton OF Holy Communion, 5 Il. III.
Morning prayer and sermon, II Il. M
Chlldren's festival 7:3o y. III.
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tsoN's Ihts f.

We offer One Hundred Dollars he.
ward for ans ease OF Catarfh. that can.
not I've cured by taking Halls CaiarTh
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY * CO., Props.
Toledo. q.
We. tie undersigned, have known +.
]. Cheney ior the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in alt
business transactions and financially
able Ia carTN out any obligation made
by their arm.
West y ruaS, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. %.
walding. Kinnan " Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, q.
T., II. Van iiocscn. Cashier Toledo
National Eank. Toledo. %.
Halls Ca,arTh Cure Is taken inter
naily. acting directly upon the bloo,!
aud mucous surfaces ot the system,
Price 1ic. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gtais.
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The Nrrd,r, Unanimous.

". d. suit. druggist. Bippus. Ind,
t.stiiics: II can recommend Electric
Bittcrs IA the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, aud
was cured of rheumatism of ten years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist.
iIcllvillc. Ohio. ailirms: The best sell
ing medicine | have ever handled in nv
twenty years experience, is Electric
Bitters.n Thousands OF others have
added their testimony. so that the YER
diet is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure oil diseases OF the liver. kidneys
or blood. Only n halt dollar bottle ut
any drugstore.
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

IsNFTT TTT-TT VT
GREENWOOD sritiSua Colo, Jan. =. i-s9.
NOTICE i hereby gisru that tho following
- namr'i settler has nlol npiic- Of hi. inten.
ton To- make hnpl prlDf In support of his
elaln nu'i that snii prof VIII h. made before
the clerk II the District Court af ITO nIancp
.nunii. 'nint H' Nrckrr. Colo, on March u,
~. ut O'Clock y. IN. viz!
William i. Morton. OF M--k-r. Colo. on his
u Y : Sn stt ttu Series. for tho NV y, Sc,
z, Tpi y. Upt " .thrM
"" ratn~- the following ~i,r---.-. to prp,s
his continuous residence uprn. aud cultivation
~. said land. ,iss
Charles y. Grimes. E,"siri Nii.r. John Y.
Houston and Clarence T.. liro~r. nil Of N-.ksr,
Coiu.
=. ]. brLt~. R.si,;sr
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Doing. Of tho Literary People.

Wednesday evenings meeting OF the
Literary society proved very pleasant
surprise to the m,ny who attended.
because OF the Board of Trad. meet.
ing In which several OF the leader of
the society We're Interested the meeting
WAS no, called TO order till so'clock, Vice
President Laurie In the chair. Tn.
usual busincss occupied the first half
hour. One very important resolution,
imposing fine of ten cents on any
member failing 10 answer roll call with
a quotation, being passed by u vote OF
- To :.
\ number OF new names were pro-
posed FOR membership aud several out
OF town gentlemen elected honorary
members.
The long aud varied programme was
then listened to with close attention, the
close OF each number being marked
by enthusiastic applause. The seiec-
tons both musical and rhetorical were
well chosen and well rendered. Espec.
tally worthy of mention being the reel
tations of The Vagabonds" by Mr. II
j. llay. Mr.. Foreman read an amusing
speech taking for his argument the gam,
qualities OF the beast. AS opposed 10 his
fishing qualities, in very convincing
way, and Il. l.. Rowlcy recited "a
Child's Dream of Star" by Dickens,
very crcditably.
Though the audience included
quite number of ladies'. there WA.
none of that bashfullness among til,
performers, the misogynists had led II.
TO expect; in fact their presence proved
to have an inspirational effect. Til,
hall was well lled aud the meeting Xix,
that of "A society ten years Of age rather
than an incipient affair. The success
of the society is now beyond doubt
Among the many Improvements OF
Mceker this should hold a high place
its object and result beng an incrcas,
of culture very generally shared. Next
! Wednesday occurs the debate on TIN
question "ls Lie Ever Justiiiablc.'
, Our best speakers are engaged In prepa.
ration for it and We expect very livel,
debate.
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,.------ FTTNlN " Ut HUE NJ
'hlNN'n' SrI'lNG.. Colo. Jltn. -. LOO
NOTlIE " hereby given that the fo,lnylu,
non iniuukc FIND proof In support of hi. claim
W. 'nht "nti rtnuf will bc mndc before thr
,!'," nt N" .lislr!ct Court If Rio Tinnpo coniI
nt 10 o'clock n IN. viz: ~ ''
II Nins v iinrkcr OF Mcckur. Colo, on hi,
~ y" Us. Ute Series, for the ne !. NJ
NJ RES W 9th Il ". = ''' "%' ~
,.i W. ram"' the following wiinessc. to rrn,
~ tVIt,hunus residence upon. aud cultivation
:, nnk smith. Z. =. WILDER. Adam smith nj,
L. y Co.'S, ali Of Nccker. Colo.
tpi,r =. DELAS. Rouistsr.
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LAND OFFICE At
GLrSwonp STRINGS. Colo, Jan, O., 1spo
NOTICE j. hnrcty given that the following
- named settler has filed notice Of his intcr.
ton to make final proof In support III hi,
oniin. aud That said proof " IN IL, made tefor.
the Clerk Of the County Court OF KIo niapr,,
cnnnty. Colo, at Mcckcr. Colo. on March il
lsisi. nj IL o'clock u. M. VIZ: '
james y. Amick. Of Ncrkcr Coi, n, hi,
y ID : No 6p. Ute series, for The = 4, NV /
anu ! sw u Sec =, TIP I n, |, ,rI " 9th N.
u" names the following wltncSsr. 10 utov,
N, .nii land. viz: "''"
q y niyhtnn. j. u. Mont, Walter =. DonI,
ann h' u. tu-s, all Of Mcck-r. Colo.
,,.,,,, :. y. nrfAS. REGISTER.
Itirst rub Jan 2i-Last Mar I, 1891
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The Mcrker Milling company has
transportation on the road for over
thirty thousand pounds. This will bring
la more than half tire balance Of the
mill machinery. and II roads continue
fairy good It is reasonable 10 suppose
everything will DO here by March first.
Work viii be begun ~ soun rs u mill
rigli, from Milwaukee reaches Mcekcr
ani machinery placed In position Is
rapidly IS possible.