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The Lamar register., 1891-09-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREIs, George W. Graham and
Nanoy Il. Graham. his wife, did by their
ram deed of trust dated In the first
day OF July, A. D., lsss, recorded in book
10, page 5I2, OF the records of Bent county,
Colorado, and transcribed to the records
of Prowers. county, Colorado, county
created out of a portion of the territory
formerly comprising Bent county, Colo.
rado, TO book B, page 5, Of the records OF
Prowers county, Colorado, convey to An
thony H. Heber. trustee, certain real
estate, situate IN Prowers county, Colo
radc, formerly Bent county, Colorado, de
scrioed as follows, to-wit
Ihe south east quarter OF section
twelty six taol township twenty two l29l
south OF rASgc forty-two T42l west Of the
sir,h principal meridian, containing one
hundfcd and sixty acres, more or less I;
said deed OF trust being made to secure
the payment OF one certain promi.sory
note, yable 10 the order Of the Ameri-
can Mortgage Trust Company, OF Meade
Center, Kansas, for the sum Of Three
Hundred and Fifty Dollars $50 with
Interest coupons attached, given by the
said George W. Graham and Nancy X.
Graham, aud
wuERE,s, II is provided by said deed Of
trust that IL the said principal note, or any
Of the interest coupons be not paid for
period OF thirty days after the sam shall
become due, then the whole OF the said
principal note, and the interest thereon,
may, at the option Of the legal holder
thereof. become due and payable, and
WHEKEA-, IL is ia said deed OF trust
further provided, that IN the case of the
death, resignation, removal, absence, re
fusal, failure or inability Of The said An
thony H Heber, to act a. trustee As aforc-
said, the then sheriff of Bent County,
Colorado, shall and l. appointed and made
successor In trust with fun power and
authority 70 act as trustee as aforesaid,
and
wuEnE,s, The said Anthony II. Heber
is absent and unable 10 act, and has re
fused and failed 10 act As trustee as Afore-
said, and
WurEEAs. Default for the period of
thirty days has bccn made in tho payment
Of one Interest coupon. falling due on the
| hrti day OF july, A. ID. ISL, and the legal
holder of said note, and tho interest cou-
pon, has elected to declare the whole
Interest thereon, TO the date OF sale due
aHa pay able
I .herIr o. Bent County, Colorado, sue
cessor Ia trust villa At the request Of the
legal holder Of the said note and interest
cnuron, and In accordance with the ter r1s
Of the said decd % trust proeccd TO sell
tho said hercInbefore described real cs-
tate at public auction, 70 the highest aud
best bidder for cash, ~ the front door OF
tho court house In tho City Of Las Anlmas,
County Of Bent State Of Colorado, on
The lsth dag OF October, a D. i-9i, be
tween tho hours Of nine o'clock In the
forcrcon aud nsc o clock In the afternoon
Of said day. TO satisfy the said debt hy
,ke said decd Of trust secured, liens, ex-
pef ses and costs Of e1ccuttng This trust
7. J. HICSNAN,
Sherir Of Beat County, Colorado,
Successor In Trust.
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19
News from Chill.

The New York Herald has this dis
patch from Valparaiso: The police author
tiles are still prosecuting vigorous
search throughout Santiago for the fugi-
tive ex-President Balmaceda. 1t is now
the general belief that he is in hiding in
some of the monasteries. Several of these
institutions have already been visited by
the police, but so far no trace of Balma-
ceda has been discovered.
In spite of this fact, rumors again gain
ground that he has gained protection
under clerical wings.
There is no truth whatever in the re
port about an Indian uprising. The story
evidently had its origin in the pillaging Of
Coronel by miners. OF this outbreak
notified you by cable at the time.
The foreign ministers ars much
chagrined at the promptitude displayed
by Minister Egan in scoring a point in
behalf of the United States, in recogniz-
ing the Junta's authority ahead OF any
other nation.
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19

follows, to-wit: The south half OF the
north west quarter and the north half of
the southwest quarter of section twenty
eight t2S) township twenty three t23)
south of range forty two (i2) west of the
sixth principal meridian, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less;
said deed of trust being made to secure
the payment of one certain promissory
note, payable TO the order of the Ameri-
can Mortgage Trust Company, of Meade
Center, Kansas, for the SUN OF five hun
dred dollars $500 with interest coupons
attached, given BY the said Lucian Mus
sleman, and
WHEREAS, 1t is provided by said deed OF
trust that il the said principal note, or any
of the interest coupons be not paid for n
period of thirty days after the same shall
become due, then the whole of the said
principal note, and the interest thereon,
may, ut the option OF the legal holder
thereof, become due and payable, and
WHEREAS, 1t is in said decd of trust
further provided. that in the case Of the
death, resignation, removal, absence, re
fusal, failure or inability OF the said An
thony H. Heber 10 acr as trustee as afore-
said, the then sheriff of IrUwers County,
Colorado, shall and is appointed and made
| successor in trust, with full power and
authority to act as trustee as aforesaid,
| and
WnEgRAs, The said Anthony II. Heber
| IS absent and unable to act, and has re-
/ fused and failed to act us trustee as afore-
| said and
WnEuEAS, Default for the period OF
| thirty days hgs been made in the payment
OF oue interest coupon, falling due on the
\ first day OF July, \. d. 1891, and the legal
! holder nf seiI -nt- md the iu,-.,,r ,ou.
| pom, has elected 10 declare the whole
| amount secured By the said note, und The
, interest thereon, TO the date OF sale duS
and payable,
Now, therefore, /, ". @. McCBrry.
| sheriff of Prowers County, Colorado. SUI
! eess0r in trust will at the request Of the
legal holder Of the said note and interest
coupon, and In accordance with the ter ms
Of the said deed of trust, proceed to sell
the said hereinbefore described real es
tate, at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder for cash, at the front door Of
the court house in the City of Lamar,
! County of Prowers, State of Colorado, on
the 18th day OF October, A ID. 1891, be
tive The hours Of nine o'clock in tho
fore y0n and i've o'clock in the afternoon
of said day to satisfy the said debt, By
the said deed OF trust secured, liens, eN
per ses and costs Of executing this trust.
W. c. MCCuWY,
Sheriff of Prowers County,
Successor in Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19

interest thereon, to the date OF sale due
and pay able,
Now, therefore, /, T. J. Hickman,
sheriff of Bent County, Colorado. sue
cessor in trust will at the request of the
legal holder OF the said note and interest
coupon, and In accordance with the terms
OF the said deed of trust proceed To sell
the said hcreinbefore described real es-
tate, at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder for cash, ut the front door of
the court house in the City of Las Animas,
County of Bent, State of Colorado, on
the lsth day OF October, A. ID. 1881, be-
tween the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in tue afternoon
OF said day, to satisfy the said debt, by
the said deed of trust secured, liens, ex-
perses and costs of executing this trust.
It. J. HICKMAN,
Sheri d of Bent County, Colorado,
Successor in Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19

WnKRRAs, 1t is provided by said deed of
trust that if the said principal note, or any
OF the interest coupons be not paid for a
period OF thirty days after the same shall
become due, then the whole of the said
principal note, and the interest thereon,
may, at the option of the legal holder
thereof, become due and payable, and
WHEREAS, 1t is in said deed OF trust
further provided. that in the case of the
death, resignation, removal, absence, re
fusal, failure or inability of the said An
thony H Heber, 10 act as trustee as afore-
said, the then sheriff of Bent County,
Colorado, shall and is appointed and made
successor in trust, with full power and
authority to net as trustee us aforesaid,
and
is absent and unable to act, aad has re-
fused and failed 10 act as tr9stee as atore-
Said, and
WnERHks, Default for the period OF
thirty days has been made in the payment
OF one interest coupon, falling due on the
first day OF July, A. ID. 1881, and the legal
holder Of said note, and the interest cou-
pom, has elected TO declare the whole
amount secured by the said note, and the
interest thereon, TO the date of sale due
and payable,
Now, therefore, l, T. ]. Hickman,
sheriff OF Bent County, Colorado, sue
cessor in trust, will at the request of the
legal holder Of the said note and interest
coupon, and In accordance with the ter m $
of the said deed of trust, proceed to sell
the said herein before described real es-
tate, at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder for cash, at the front door of
the court house in the City Of Las Animas,
County Of Bent, State of Colorado, on
he 10Th day OF October, A. d. 1921, be
tween the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and nYe o clock in the afternoon
of said day, to satisfy the said debt by
the said deed Of trust secured, liens, ex
pei scs and costs Of executing this trust.
T. J, HICKMAN,
Sheriff Of Bent County, Colorado,
Successor in Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

Charles 5. Dulin did BY his
tseed Of trust, dated the mrs, uay
n N ISIS, recorded in BOOK -
- the records of Bent County,
and transcribed to the records
- County, Coloi ado, couEY
~ of a portion OF the territory
~ os.sa,ynnrising Bent County, Colo
hcok IL. page o. Of the recorus OF
,,onntyi Colorado, convey to An
Gchsr. trustee, certain real es-
IN brewers County, Colorado,
l Rent County, Colorado, described
r.. to wit; ,t -.
aa. ,,venty two f22). south OF
l.vsn fiD, west OF the. Oth
,.t1ian. containing one hun
- liuOl ncres, more or less
- ,r,,st being made to secure
~ one certain promissory
oe % the order of The Amer
',e 49, Trust Company, OF Meade
Tor the sum Of four hun
IsluD1. with interest coupons
AZ sivcn by the said Charles ..
81 gwen
~. MS prcvided by said deed OF
!. he said principal note, or any
- rournus he not paid foe a
.s5rtv DAYS after The same snail
ts,n the wnoie OF the said
-, and the interest thereon,
rptl0u of the legal holder
,,s.,,5c due and payable, aad
It Is in said decd OF trust
tgrd that In the cAke OF the
r9l-.t.. -smovAl. absence, re
gro Or inability To- e 49, -. 2.
urber. 10 act as trasiee = ~'0to
tscs .herir oi Bert cosntg,
.lalI ard IS avPolnted and thsS :
m trust, vita full power and
% act as trustee as Aforesaid
The said Anthony II. Heber
..d unable to act and has re
f.Ilcd 10 act as trustee a. sforc-
Default Tor the period OF
has been made In the payment
,~rrst COUPON, falling due on the
of July. A. ID. 1871, and the legal
- note. aud the interest cou-
elected to declare the W hole
rrgrrd by the said note, and the
ssrcon. 70 the date Of sale due
Ssrsfore. 1. T. ). Hickman,
Beat CountY, Colorado, sue
rust will 81 the request OF the
Ter u the said n0ts and Interest
"a In accordance villa the terms
3 deed Of trust proceed 10 sell
cipbeforc describcd real 6
bic auction. 70 the highest aud
rr for cash. Al the front door OF
house in the City Of Las Amin a.,
~ Beat State OF Colorado, on
Az Of October, a ID. 1871, be
: brur, Of uluc O'Clock la the
asd eve o clock In the Aftcrncou
sy. 70 satisfy the sEid debt, by
deed Of trust secured, liens, cx
IA cssts Of cnccutinE this trust
T J HiCENAN,
ri of Bent County, Colorado,
Successor In Trus,
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19
I RUSTEE'S SALE.

4; Washington /. Mayo did by
deed Of trust, dated the first
a. ID. lsss, recorded in book
OF the records OF Bent COun-
.. aud Transcribed TO the rec
Iowers County, Colorado,
ated out of portion OF the ter
perry comprising Bent County,
o book Il, page -, of the rec
rowers County, Colorado, con
pony II. Heber. trustee, certain
situate in Prowers County,
ormerly Bent County, Colorado,
follows, to-wit:
half OF the southwest quarter,
and four Al of section nine.
Wnship twenty-five III south
rty one Al west of the 9Th
erldlan, containing one hun
KY loo acres, more or less:
trust being made to secure
az OF one certain promissory
ie TO the order of The Ameri-
se trust Company, of Meade
nsas, for the sum of three
olIars s3O0l, with interest
tached, given by the said
l. MAYO, and
IL is provided by said deed of
tue said principal note. or any
EST coupons be not paid for a
irty days after the same shall
then the whole of the said
ote, and the interest thereon,
option of the legal holder
ome due and payable, and
~ is in said deed of trust
that in the case of the
AZ, removal, absence, re
- inability of the said An
yer, TO act as trustee as afore-
nen sheriff of Bent County,
ail and is appointed and made
trust, with full power and
act as trustee as aforesaid,
me said Anthony II. Heber
unable to set, and has re
i'eu 10 act as trustee as afore-
Deiault for the period OF
=. as oeen made in the payment
~ eoupon, falling due on the
4 a ", A ID. 1891, aud the legal
aI, note, aud the interest cou-
eteu 10 declare the whole
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19
CIR EAT FLOOD ,n SPAIN.
Two Thousand People Drowned and
Many Oilers Starving.

The Hoods which have caused SO
much damage and which are already
known to have resulted in the loss of
thousands of lives, have been general in
the south of Spain The damage done is
simply terrible in its extent. Several
trains have been derailed and railroad
tracks everywhere are washed away.
In the province of Toledo the rush of
water from the Consuegra River was so
sudden aud unexpected that hundreds of
people were drowned in their beds. The
aspect of the town is positively frlghtfui.
Four hundred bodies have A-.eady been
recovered and almost k.ndred corpses
can be seen floating ir rne swollen rivers
Tho overfiowing OF the Consuegra threat,
| ems to cause further damage. Two-thirds
OF the houses practically destroyed are
still standing, but their foundations are
sapped and they threaten to fall at any
moment. The families saved from drown
| ing are camped near the dwellings for
| merly occupied by them and are in the
! greatest distress from want of food.
| An estimate classed as moderate and
which is within, rather than over, the
| actual number, places the total OF the death
list at over 1000. Large numbers of
| corpses still rest where they were found.
Unless they are soon Inferred an epidemic
! of fever is feared. The municipal and
government authorities a-s ccxerting them
selves to the utmost IN order to reneVe
the extreme distress existing So lar US
possible the bodies of the drowned are
being gathered from the streams. mud
banks and ruins and are being buried In
trenches.
Unhappily, the worst is NOT yet known,
and months of terrible starvation aud ex
treme suffering are before the utterly i'm
poverished survivors. The crops are
gone, the cattle swept away, houses and
household furniture ruined and all that
would enable them to earn their bread has
vanished beneath the torrents of water
which have rolled over towns and vii.
lagos, fields and farms.
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19
TRUSTEES SALE

-. John II wampler did b. his
80 q trust, dated tho nrst day
II %. l.s-. recorded Ia book -.
| aut 81. Of the records Of Beat
,olaraio. and transcribed 10 tho
ID Pr5wcrs County. Colorado, a
rzsesi oas Of a portion Of the ter
uerIy comprising Beat County,
% book B, paEe 10, OF the records
rs County, Colorado. convcy 10
EH Hcucr, trustee, certain real
uzic in Prowcrs Colnty. Colo
zcr.y heat County. Colorado, de
folluyVs, 70 vii
ytucstglartero of section twcuJ
Swuship tNcuty two ls-l, south
f5riy two ~. west Of the 9th
mcrid.an. cuntaiaiug oae hun
sixty ildal acres. more or less
Of truSs being made 10 secure
bat pi uac certain promissorY
ab.c % The order OF TIE Amor
gaze Trust Company, Of Meade
2rsas. Tor the sun OF threc huu
hfty dollars lts1i. With 10 utcrcsi
ttAchcd, given b the said John
nr. and
~. Its provided hy sZid deed OF
. the s4id priHeipzl note, gr4ny
resi coupons L 1ot paid for a
sElrEg days after the sAm e shah
e tlca thc whole OF The said
11tc, and the interest thereon,
, gptiul % the LEGAL holder
ugze dus ard payable. and
a- 10 Is in said deed OF trust
1y.ded. HAT IN The case Of the
Enati1n. removal. abscuce. &c
~ o. Inability OF The said Al
slenur, 10 act zs trustee A. ai1rr
teen shcHr Of heat CogntS.
saall aud j. appointed and mad g
Ia tru,L villa fun power aud
o. at - trustee as aforesaid,
The said Anthoay II Heber
zli unable TO act, aud has re
failed 10 act as trustee as sforc-
- Default for the period OF
La been made 10 the payment
resi coupon. falling due on the
July, a u ISL, aud the legal
Fai4 uuie, aud the Interest COZ
elected 10 declare the W hole
~-N@ " AAAt HAAG lANNa anu AAaA
efccu, 10 the date Of saie due
be.
crstare. /, 7. J. Hickman.
Beat County, Colorado, sue
Fust, viii ~ the request of the
2 % the said note and interest
q in accordance with the terms
deed Of trust proceed TO sell
rein before described real es
Die auction, TO the highest and
Tor cash, at the front door Of
house In the City Of Las Animas,
Bent State of Colorado, on
day OF October, A. ID. t,si, be
h0urs Of nine o'clock Ia the
nd hye o clock In the afternoon
10 satisfy the said debt, by
eed Of trust secured. liens, eS
costs OF executing this trust.
T J. HICKNAN,
ih of Bent County, Colorado,
Successor In Trust.
The Lamar register., 1891-09-19
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Lucian Mussleman did by his
certain deed of trust, dated the first day
of July. A ID. 1889, recorded in book Is,
page 90 of the records OF Prowers county
trustee. certain real estate, situate in
Prowers county, Colorado, described as
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-03-02

from ne Richmond DtspdtN.
We have not read in long time an
other letter so outspoken as that of Hon.
John c. Stiles Blackburn of Kentucky,
which was printed in the Dispatch of yes
terday. Recently in writing about Messrs.
Cleveland and Hill of New York we said
that 1t would be inexcusable presumption
in them to assume that the next Demo-
cratic candidate for President of the
United States was, to come from their
State. Mr.. Blackburn goes much
further. lie would have the Democrats
select the next nominee of the Democratic
party for that high Office without paving
the tribute that New York always lcvies."
In word, he would have the Southern
and Western States stand up for their
principles and their rights, evidently be-
ing fully persuaded that the time has
passed when the Democrats of all the
Southern States could be expected to vote
for any candidate and any measure who
would save their States from the sectional
war the malignants are always ready to
make upon them.
For more than twenty years the nomi-
nees of the Democratic party for the
highest Office in the land have been New
Workers either in fact or in effect. In 1868
Seymour Of New York was the nominee;
in 1872, Greeley of New York, ii anybody;
IN 1876, 1llden OF New YORK, III 1850,
Hancock, who really resided in New York,
though his nomination was charged to
Pennsylvania; in 1884 and 1883, Cleveland
of New York. Personally we would make
no objection to the nomination next year
of a New Yorker. We have no prejudices
which would Had us to object to nomi-
mating any man for the simple reason that
he is New Yorker, but we don't by any
means like to be forced to consent to
nominating candidate from that State.
III reasons were Us plenty as blackber-
riesn we would not give them under COM
pulsion
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-03-02
DIED.
MAYFIELD.- On February 20, 1891,
N lie OF DE. IlifInn MnNhnlh

MAlFlElD-- On February %, 1891, Eta,
wife OF DR.. Clifton Mayhcld.
WIllMuTll--O the gSth of February, lSli
John A. II. Willmuth, IN the 18th year OF his
age.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, from the Second Baptist Church,
corner FOulth street and Virginia avenue
soiheast, Tuesday, the ID instant, ut 9:90p. M.
BANTER February 2s, 1891, at l0:iS u. M,
Ann Virginia Baxter, wife OF Francis II, Bsx,
ter, In the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from late residence, 1897 V strcst
northwest, NJ ep, ~. Tuesday, March 3. Inter.
mtnt NJ Rock Creek.
NELSON On March /. 1871, at s25 New DER
icy avenue, William II. Nelson, beloved hus.
hand of Mary A. Nelson.
Funeral private, Tuesday, March D.
CHAMPAGNE On March 1. at 40 o'clock
q. m, Mae Moore, wife OF W, W. Champagne,
In her 23d wear,
Funeral viii take place from her late resi-
dence, gu Rhode Island avenue, Tuesday At
II q. m.
DAWSON - ON Saturday, Februarya -,
1871, NJ 322 u. M, Mary A. Dawson, widow
of the late Samuel e, Dawson, In the sDth
year of her age.
Funeral on Tuesday, March 3, ut 2:31 p. m. f.,
from her late residence, III Massachusetts, ave-
nue. Northwest,
JOHNsON-on Friday, February ~, 1891 at
lO'3O O'Clock Q. m, Alphonso johnson, infant
ron OF Joseph II and Mary l., johnson api
grandson OF John and Elizabeth Lemmons,
aged months and days.
JoHNsoN--0n the morning OF February %,
1871, NJ the residence OF her sister, Mrs. H. NJ,
Dawee, No. 1915 Fourteenth street northwest,
Mics Virginia Pauline johnson, daughter OF
The late Henry johnson OF Fairfax county,
Virginia.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-03-02
ttAtI.ItpAD us.
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Leave Washington from station corner OF New
-, Jersey ayennc ana street;
ron OnloAGo and Northwest, Vcstibulcd
limited express daily ll.D o. M, express
=. e,oV y. IN.
FOR ClNclNNhTli St' Louis ana indianapolis,
express ually' dn hnd ll5O p m.
Fon nTTsBuh9 una cleveland, express daily,
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FOR LEXINGTON ana points IN the SHENANDOAH
Valley f104O n. m.
For WINCHESTER and way stations, t53o D. m.
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t2O, TW, tsuV, lO'minutcsl S'p1 uD, llW,
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The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-03-02


Mr.. J. Triplett Haxall of Richmond,
Va, and Miss Rose Stanley Gordon,
daughter of Mrs. Douglass Gordon, were
married at 7;30 o. clock yesterday evening
at the residence of the BRIDES mother,
No. IA East Franklin street. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Mamie
Gordon, as maid of honor. Mr.. Barton
Haxall, Il cousin of the groom, was best
man. The ushers were Douglass Gordon,
brother of the bride; w. Russell Massie of
Richmond, Paymaster Lowell of the
United States Navy, George Coale of Bal
timore and DIR. Shobcr of Philadelphia.
The bridal party entered the parlor from
the dining-room, the bride leaningon the
arm Of the groom and preceded by the
ushers and the maid Of honor. They
which formed an ailse the length of the
parlor. The ceremony was performed
under a bower Of tropical plants at the
end of the room.
The bride wore white satin gown, en-
traine, cut decollete, with short sleeves.
The bottom of the skirt was covered with
illusion, caught in festoons, with strings
of pearls. She carried cluster of white
lilacs. Her tulle veil was caught back
with diamond crescent, q gift of the
groom. Miss Mamie Gordon wore white
Dfotuue, III isouis ~ " stylc, Will hcCiiuIi
lace flowers, caught with pink roses.
The entire house was decorated with
plants and roses. Besides the bower be-
meath which the ceremony took place, the
parlor was decorated with banks of roses
on the mantels, the chandeliers were
adorned with wreaths of smilax and
roses, and portions of smilax were sus-
pended in the dOorways and caught back
with clusters of pink roses. The hall
ways and stairs were filled with stately
palms and noddipg ferns.
After the ceremony the guests, limited
to 150, were served with supper in courses
at small tables. The bride received many
handsome presents, including piano
from Basil u, Gordon, silver tea sci
from her mother, and silver vegetable
set from Douglas Gordon.