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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-16
Reception for Carter Harrison-

Los ANGELES. April 15.-Ex-Mayor Car
ter Harrison of Chicago, who is in the city.
was given public reception at the Cham
ber of Commerce this evening. which was
largely attended.
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The Notorious Clafiiu Sisters.

LONDON. April 15.-Mr. j. S. Martin,
Mrs. Martin (Vietoria WoodhulD and Lady
Cook CTennie c. Clafin), sailed on the
steamship Trave on Wednesday for New
York. Mrs. Martin stated that she was
offered ESQ. 600 for 30 lectures in the United
other subjects, and would accept if her
health permitted,
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LABOR DAY.

Workingmen On the Continent Making Ex-
tensive Preparations for Celebrations.
AMSTERDAM. April 15-The workingmen
here, at Rotterdam. HARLEM. The Hague.
Flushing aud other places in the Neither
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Harry Lee Suicides.

ST. LOUIS, April 15.-Harry Lee son of a
prominent banker at Wheeling, w. Va,
and a nephew of General Fl tz hugh Lee, at
tempted suicide here this evening by swal-
lowing three ounces of laudanum. He is
not expected to live.
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The Bank Closes.

NEW YORK, April IA The Interstate
National Bank has closed its doors. going
into voluntary liquidation. The depositors
will be paid 90 ler cent of their entire de-
poSits at once, and within week divi-
dend OF per cent or more will be paid
stockhodprs
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Advances In Microscopy.

The eighth in the course OF popular Lane
lectures was delivered at the Cooper Medical
College last evening by DR.. Joseph H.
Wytha of Oakland. the su bject being IRE
cent Advances In Microscopy" There was
large audience present.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-16
onarantine I'M Loui.iana

BATON ROUGE. La, April 15.-In ac-
cordanco with the recommendations of the
board OF health the Governor to-day issued
a proclamation that quarantine will take
effect Mayl.
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The RaiIrnad Exnnarafad

SAN RAFAEL. April 15.-Corouer Eden
held an inquest this morning on the remains
of Lucas Machado. who wa S killed at San.
sallto yesterday by the cars running over
him.. The jury returned a verdict exonerat-
ing the railroad company.
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SOUTHERN STORMS.
Damages by Hail and Rain in South Ca
lima

lima
COLUMBIA, 5. c., April 15.-The most
terrific hailstorm that has ever visited this
State occurred at Bennettsvlle yesterday.
Some of the hailstones are said TO have been
two inches in diameter. They covered the
ground to a depth of six inches. Many
chickens and hogs were killed. All the
window-glass in the town was broken.
There was great damage TO grain, vege-
tables and small fruits.
BALTIMORE, April 15.-Tbe rainstorm OF
yesterday and last night became a sleet-
storm this morning. The baseball game
was POSTPONED.
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Investigating an Officers Death.

PITTsBURG, Pa. April 15.-County Com
missioner Weir, who is investigating the
mystery surrounding the death of his BROTH
CT, Superintendent of Police Gamble Weir.
denied that the inquiry is to be dropped,
and said that evidence is being collected
against the guilty persons which Will even
tually convict them.
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Consnirafors Ranished

LISBON, April ia Rio de Janeiro dis
patch states that % Radicals, who are sup
posed to have participated in the recent
disturbances, have been exiled to the prov
ince Of Amazonas. Eighteen others have
been imprisoned.
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A Victim of Gamhlinn.

VENTURA, April 15.-The County Auditor
and Recorder has been found short about
S1100. His bondsmen made it good TODAY
and invited him to resign. Gambling is the
alleged difficulty.
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CuticuYa ResoIvent

n DVSo Skin and Scalp purified and beautided
OHDJ J by CUTIcURA SOAR. Absolutely pure.
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Steamship Concessions Exnec,ed

CITY OF MEXICO, April 15.-An agent OF
an American syndicate has reached this
city for the purpose of arranging for TIE es-
tablishment of steamship line TO ply be-
tween the United States and Mexican and
Central American ports.
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from jail Bell harbored him at n ranch an
Kings River and now threatens to make
Things intensely interesting for the men in
Mussel Slough if they do not now come tn
his rescue and get him out of jail.
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Not Afraid Of the Baron.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Eliot Zborowsky and
wife, who was formerly Madame de Stuers,
have decided to forego their trip to the Ha-
waiian Islands and GO to Europe despite
the fact that Baron de Stuers is supposed
TO be In Paris awaiting an opportunity to
meet ZbOrowsky
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Commissioned bv the Governor

SACRAMENTO, April 15.-Governor Mark
ham has commissioned 4. w. Russell of
Stockton. San Joaquin County, Director of
the District Board Of Agriculture No. 2
vice Arnold, resigned.
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A Mysterious Case.

Louisa Tagliaferro. good-looking girl of
genteel appearance, was taken to the North
Harbor police station yesterday on war
rant charging her with stealing S25 from N.
Frietes. The girl, who claims that Frietes
gave her the money. was released on 500
bail.
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No Effort to Capture Train-Robbsrs.

ANTE CITY, La, Aprii 15.-The outlaws
who held up the Illinois Central train last
night have not yet been captured, and no
great effort Is being made as no reward has
been offered
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WARLIKE MEASURES.

The Russian Council Of the Empire Prepar.
ing for Active Operations.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 15.-The Council
of the Empire has adopted series of dras-
tic measures which indicate that prepara-
tions are being made for war. All the pri-
vate railways and steamers are TO be taken
by the Government in case the troops are
ordered to be modified.
The severest penalties are provided
against giving information of the plans of
tie Government abroad.
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Clerical Criticism Opposed.

PARIS, April 15.-The Minister of Justice
has ordered the projects to forbid the priests
criticizing the laws or acts of the Govern
ment, and report any distur Dances in
churches.
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charged WITH Hor.e. steaIinp.

VIsALIA. April 15-Frank Bell, who.
while under bonds in the sum Of $500 on .
charge Of horse-steallng. jumped his bail
was arrested to-day In the mountains at
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-16
Carries Passeneers Ma Mara

NEW YORK, April Is - The National
steamship Company has suspended passen-
ger traffic for the purpose of deyoting itself
entirely to freight traffic.
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Filling the Vacancy.

SAN JOSE. April 15.-The Council this
evening elected Orlo Phelps TO succeed F.
II. Mabury of the Second Ward, resigned.
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Pos,masters and Pensions.

Postmasters have been appointed as fol-
lows; Calif0rnia-At Arrowhead Spring,
San Bernardino County. NJ. Beach. vice Ii.
c. Roger, resigned; at Etiwauda. San Ber-
nardino County, +. Wilkinson, vice I'll. B.
Morse.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original-John Barber, Stephen MaXson
and David +. Mcintyre. Increase-Jame s
Hickey, StiIlBan 4. DEVON, Philip 4. Kern,
William Mackey aud James T. Matlock.
Original widows. etc.-Catherine French
and Fannie l.. DUZier.
Oregon: Original-James III. Cox. Addi-
tlOnal = Andrew Ashbaugh. Increase
Frederick NJ. DOdson.
Washington: Original - Israel Gemlin.
Jasper Howe and james III. Donihue. Orig.
inal widows, etc.-Sister of John III. Cox.
Bids for the construction of the keepers
dwellings, etc., at the Umpqua River (Orl
Lighthouse station have been received by
the Lighthouse Board, and action will be
taken on the same In few days.
Personal Mention.
A letter has been received from Repre-
sentative Springer, at Virginia Beach. stat
ing that his condition continues TO improve
and he has gained II pounds siIce lie left
Washington.
BY direction of the Secretary of War
First Lieutenant George NJ. Wells, assistant
surgeon. is relieved from duty at San Car
los, ArIz.
Representative Cutting is in New York
fitV
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-16

Thomas Vigus, accountant Of the National
Board of Marine Underwriters of New
York, is a defaulter for large amount.
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THE AMEER'S VICTORY.

he Captures One of the Passes Leading to
British India.
LONDON, April 15.-lnformation was re-
ceived here Of an engagement that has
taken, place between the forces of the
Ameer Of Afghanistan and force of the
Khan Of Junaot. The latter was defeated.
The Afghans captured the town Of Asmar.
By this victory the Ameer was enabled to
command Dora Pass. one OF the two passes
Leading through the Pamir ciuntry to India.
Ihe other pass is held by the British.
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ab]ed Soldiers, to succeed Bonebrake. The
House Committee on Military Affairs. which
makes this appointment. under the bill now
pending OF course has il in its power to
name a Democrat to succeed Bonebrake,
but Representatives Loud and Bowers
think it would be manifestly unfair. The
Committee on Military Affairs met to-day
and it is understood that B0nebrake's name
was Withdrawn by Bowers. but no appoint
ment will be made till the next committee
meeting.
The House Committee on Public Build
ings has presented favorable reports on the
following Government buildings to be
erected: Spokane Falls, Wash; Boise
City, Idaho Helena, Mont. Cheyenne. Wyo.
Land Cases Decided.
The Secretary of the Interior has affirmed
the decisions Of the General Land Com
missioner in the following appeal cases:
Robert ID. Armstrong against Samuel Bos-
serman. rejecting Bosserman's entry under
the timber and stone act of 1878. Los
Angeles. Cal. also ex-parte William Boys,
by his guardian. William Aiken, denying
his application for the issue of certificate
for the donation claim of William Aiken for
land in Oregon; also denied the motion
OF James k. Cooper versus William +.
Arant TO dismiss the appeal from the de-
cision OF the General Land Com missioner
holding Tor cancellation Arant's homestead
entry on section 8, LakevIew lOregon) dis
trict.
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WORST FORM ECZEMA
Baffied Best Medical Skill for Eight
Months. Cured i'm Two Months
by Cutieura Remedies.

This is to certify that n child OF mine had Eczema
In Its worst form, and which baifed the best medi-
cal skill that could be employed here. The little
sufferer wrapped in agony least eight
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-16
Bonebrake's Democratic aucce.a

Representatives Geary and Caminetti
have decided to submit the name of Major
A. w. Barrett as member Of the Board uf
Governors Of the National Homes for Dis.
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Mackenzie Very Low.

TORONTO. April 15.-Hon. Alex Macken-
zie is very low tonight and his death is mo-
mentarily expected.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

w ncrc;s, Pctrns Jensen Of the county pf Phil
nps mn s,n,c 81 S9lora,lo, bya o.rtnin deed
a. irus,, ist.N the Ihh uay oi Jniy u, i~p, and
MmS nisi .or record IN w nli,cc of th. county
UNIV nVr"r o, su rhliiiN county, sinio
OF S9i4i'do, on ihc 2,,h day OF July D. 1889,
su w. t'vnueu ", Hh 10, ht pnsc ~ oil tho
signed ns ,rasteo III f"aMny eEsy nh@ ,e Under
property, situate In the coluty Of Phillips md
stoSi ~ .oachno, tn,wiI mo ncrtll-west quarter
~, Siph n .. Inwnshin D, norm range ", west of
,ans, III ..hcI N wv, ni rlghts ,hereunt9 np-
,.. .ne tign. 9i nnmstah, which r.id conveyance
wns ,n'te ~ ,rust 70 srours the pnyincn! ot one
% srInin nona o. hnte' ,snrins even date with .aid
The state herald., 1892-08-19

Nyvhereas, Franklin =. Wilson and Mildred N
w Wilson oi the county Of Phillips and stait
Of Colorado By certain decd Of trust, da,~i The
aOth dry oi Aug. ID, isss, and ,inly hlcd fui
rooord ia The Office 81 the county cler aud r.oori
or of said Phillips county state ~ Colorado. or
the i,,h dfy Of Bcp,. A ID, 1s-9. and duly recorded
In Book u. at page sl of the records al sid coun
", DID convey unto the undcnigned ns trustee
the following dr-rrihcd real property, s.tulis IN
the county of Phillips and state ~ tolora,lp. ,u
M ~, ,aaisas. Isar'sr, t =, pl ~, sr'n y, & tom
with all risllr th~rcunto nppcriaining. including
the rli,i, o. dover and alro IL right uf home
.tsnd, which rsid conveyance wiu male In tI,lsi
Ia secnic the payment OF On. certain b0Bd OF note
b.afing even date with said deed u traHt for tlt
full sum 81 four hundred nnd tity dollar,
Iayable, Sept. !. 1891, together with intrrrit NJ
tho mie OF PER ocntum per annHni. payable
whcieas. s,id deed of thus, contains furthc,
covenant ,liat the party of the hrst par " lull
Iay ihg tas,, aud nAs'e'~ni.nis icriri ur nH-'-s'
Wlrnas. II ia proy!dol In .aiJ Jccl of tfns'
that IN ease 81 default Of ps,msnt nf -,il is,iii
or cs aps glIt a 'ssr9i Q, in,el ~, sgo e. ,h,1 T., 4,
tim. ot SALE ,hall and may ht uncn brcnn' due
and psjhbe mud II .hsil b. lawful for rad tfusi..
to sell and ,lispps' Of .nid prrinisc-. y, pnblis
auction, thirty days pubii4 notice having bacn
gwen of tie time nnl place uf smell sie by nj,
seriiscmen, In Newspaper putii-hcd In thid
county, anil
Whereas. Default has been mad. In tie pay.
mcnt Of interest due upon raid bond OF notr, fron
March IT., ls9ii
Now, Therfor, A. III. request ~ the lrrnl
holder Of tho add bond ur nois, aud In virtue oi
TIN power In NE vested by tho terms NJ snid trus,
d.-1. l. ff,sl II. Fay, In case of my death. ni,'
rrnco. inability or failure To act, then tho under
si.nei. Charles II, fny, ancc.s-ur In trust. will
ON the ast day of AuH. is',i nj thu front door oi
the Iolyokc State Hank In lioi, okr. county oi
Philips. STATE of Colorado. ht the hour ~ II ~.
Aell tn above desctibcd properly n pnhlie
niirtion for the highest and beet price Tho r,ipn
will bring Ia casi. for tho purpose II IA, ng .rid
bond or no'n and tho interest due. anil all monies
advanced by tho owner of said bond and the
coats and expenses Of tho trust.
FnYD II. FAY, tnanirs u. FAY.
Trustee. huercszor IN Trust
The state herald., 1892-08-19

INhcras, Henry G. Hogs and Sarah ". Hogs,
W of the County ~ Phillips and State of tolo,
rndo. by a certain deed of trust, dai.-i the 18th
day OF juno A. D., lsso. aud duly fiei for recprl
In the niicc of tho county clerk and Recorder ol
saih Phillip. coun,y, state Of Colorado. an ,h,
18th day of June A. d., is<l, and duly Ic-.f,ls~
In iiooE al pasc u q the records % said raan,
~, did eonye, unto the undersigned n- trustee
ihe following ,,esstii,i nal proirity, ,ilnaie ia
,nwii; The northeast quarter, s.ciian ~. town
-ip . NORTH, rnnso " west of 9th r. ~, togcihei
with gli rights iherounio nppcnaining, inclgdinl
the right of dover and nlso tie right IL homestead
Which said conveyance waH made In trust to ~
rum tho payment OF one certain bond or note
bsarin. even dair with said dc,d of trust for tlit
inll ,gln oi foar h haaalcd and li,y ti;o dollar
fn,e II u pei, cen'nln per nnntm, payable 'smi
WLar,a-. Rail ,ieod OF trust contains fur,h.,
covenant that the party of tho bf.t part wuu,
pay tho iAAes nai istossinrnts lcyisdor as-.,-s.-
n:ninst rail pfrinise.i and
Mhcrna Il I, provided IN aid decd 81 trust tia,
IN caso nI Iefnult of payment ~ s,id hind, 81
sn> rarl ll,rrS'f, or Interest thereon, then tho
sln'c ~ said tTilcilgll sam, ani interest ht ii.s
time nf sale. slRl aud maya once become ,lu.
anil payable, id u ihAll e lawful for .aid trusts
'o Aoli aud disIosr nf stii premises, at pabiir
auction, Thirty days Inblie notice having i,.er
idy"n of tho time anil place of sneh sale. ~ Ai,
y,eftlsemcni In nyNsiaIsr publisi-i In sall
Whereas. Default la. ioon mad. In tho pnF
ment oi Interest due upon said bond or notn from
Jun. isih lt'ni nnd whereas n breach ~ III. con
,ennni ta pay all inscaor hns.-.mcnts levied La,
been mndei
Now. Therefore, ~ tho tcqurs' of tho leg.
holder ~ the said bond or notn and IN virtue ri
III. power IN me vested by tho terms of said tr,s
decd. I. ftc,l u. fay. urin caso ~ my death
absence, Inability ar failure Ia net. then ths
und-tpirnei. Charles Il, Fay, Successor in trnsi
will ON III. aiat nS nf Aug. ll ht ~. front tlnoi
~ tho iIolyok. Rtain Hank In Holy oka rnnniy !.
Phillips, hiair ~ Colorado, q, the hour pf II M
,.li the no,e drVefyd prupfiy nj public anri IN
Tor uir highest and bort price Tho will bf,nr
IN ca-h. fnr tho pafpese OF pnyiuH said hanfi =,
mote and the ihirf,s dur. and all nonle. NJ vance.
by u. owner Of mid bond and the coats and ox
I-.nss~, pf thu trust.
fnED II. f.,, CHARLES II, Fay.
Trnsi"c. succs*hor In tnis,
The state herald., 1892-08-19

NAIhcfnas, William lester aud Mary Triratrl
w by their rrrtnin deed of irnsi dntel the III
das Of Jan. y ~, ana recorded - tho oilc'
tie county OF Logan stnir ~ Colorado. IN fhf
| I'm day oi f.b, 4 u is-,, IN book ginn pngc ~
q me rsoo,. q ,ad ollse and ., ree"ri n ,o
| Colorado. osnyrycd 10 q. ". u. .rmui hs
Trustee, the property In said decd of irlli and
hrreinnfier deseribci q -eenis The we-,crn
Yarn Mortgage ffnnt Company " tho state ~
ss % hSn1 M aoiis da.ea Ia lss II ia .o MIN In. s
ierc,t thereon ., n, raj. OF eight per- cent pr
nnntrn. pay able srtni- annual, ns shown by The
| coupon nole. thereto attached. and which note
| u ~ said deed ~ trust more particularly de-
| Hrftb-si. hnd
| Whereas, II " proyidoi In said decd of trust
That In default II payment a said note ~ the
interest thereon, ~ shown by the ruupon
a,e,s.i 1, .,,.. thereto siiasnc ma, 'sn III.
| trust should beeninr immediately lur nud pay.
all" nni ihA sald Promises n,ld In lilln mhnnrf
nhl WITH TIE sninr effect ~ u saii indebtedness
Whereas, Dcianii has becn maia inihc pny.
mrni uf IN iniorat on said pfomls4nry note,
to.wlt coupons nnnlH one lti, iwp tsi, three
90. fpnrNl, n,o lal. sls tnl md seven a. fof
| twenty dolats zach ant ths whole amount of
ntid note hnh the Interest thereon l-npw Hue,
anl = riTlit hath arisen q tnse snii trust drei
| iureeosci aud tho ownrr ibrrDf a. elects, amt
phid.
Whereas. slnco the execution OF -ald deed Of
I y
Legislative authority " tho state ~ rolarain,
Hnb.'iifitri, AMI the part or portion NJ said
county whrrn ,nr lhni- nnd tcnnnnniH hi sad
trust deed conveyed hnd hereinafter Iutrnhrd
nrr situated, wrH rrrnieh, oct hpnft nnh nnin,si
Piiilipsuonniy, AMI ny fcasu ihrirui N nOiir.
u published ~ snil county pfthiilips n t1riins
to ilia terms ~ SAIL srril Of trust.
Therefore, notice ID hereby given that NJ tho
election at the i,gni owner nni holder ~ shih
note hnh it,ti NJ trust ani at his Request, and
ny Nittur of the power hn1 nnihoiii, m nu ~
law aud tho Hnii deed ~ iriiai conferred, I,
the undufulrned %, W. y. urifiiih ~ trniirr
VIII nn saturday the inil ,laynf sep. A u tsnfI
~ the hour u iUu'oloek ~ thr forenoon VI itil
fruht ,lnnr tIfempht -tnsui pnirnnrrl " iin'
Court liouaein " city Of Denver. ,alnraiin, ~
ppsg g. sale n public auction, hli viii sell VI
thf hiAhcAt hilicf for each IN hand ihr frhi
rtinir by Alill 'lnri ~ trust rnhsriul. situate
~ iln cnunty ~ i'hilllrs stale uf Colorado, hni
drsefibed rH fUllBNal tDaMiti HE sjuih half
of Tie northeast quarter nni snuih halt ~ tn
nntth-wnst quarter uf a,riion twrnti anine
tll township seven ~ north pf range futtj aik
~ Mosl " ilin Hislh u M nnl containing mt
liunlfui hni sislY tlf1l arira murc ~ cst
together with MI hppnrirnnnrra hni MI riglnH
Ia he nao " Nntef Tor iffiRaiinH sail rfulnars
anil tnf domestic nun thcrepn 10 sliirli the sthi
piriy ~ Tie frii pnfi, ur the pn'misrs therein
conveyed, nfc nnN. of may Hereafter hraUhri
entitled 70 Hhilsfy ilH hiufcAali note aud niotoi
,hcfe,li ail lletnsiH allh rspet s u lhia if'ifi
bh'si ills fiili lHf ~ iult \ - isnfi
W. u, bitiftifii, ifAf'et'l
The state herald., 1892-08-19

DIED.-At H6:yois, August 18th 1892,
Mn Ds.ia Bsunsta wife ot Walter Bsa.
nctt. sf Holyoks. Mr. Bssnstt had ior
n number Of years been srilsras from
that dread disease, consumption. Hss
husband did everything that could be
done for her recovery, by change OF eli
mate and medical treatment, but all in
vain as she continued to gradually grow
worse till death relieved her from suffer.
ing. Tho husband, children and relatives
have the sympathy of all IN thor SORROW
for the loss Of their loved one.
The state herald., 1892-08-19


A peoples party convention i hereby
called 10 meet a, llolyoko on Saturday, Aug.
q, ni o'clock, y. M, fot the purpose of Sc
Letting ten delegates Ia attend the congress
sional convention 10 be held a, Denver Sept
I. and TO transact such other buslness hs
may come before the convention. II Ia rec
commended by the chairman Of the various
counties Interested that the sala delegates
bc empowered iomcct With tho delegates
from the counties OF Logan, Morgan, scig-
wick. Washington and Yuma on said day
AMI nominate u candidate fpr senator for
the s5ii district: anh also 10 select i've del
esa'rs 10 the representative convention
Ia b. held nj Sterling, Colorado on
September 10th isli. Al persons wish
Ing 10 affiliate with The peoples lmtty ara
invited to attend. ~ onprn COMMITTEE,
The state herald., 1892-08-19
AMHERST.

Harvesting Is about over.
w. 7. KorisIght has purchased n steam
thrcshcr and started up last Monday.
l.. u. Fair has spent about $1,000 on his
thrcshng machine this fall and Is now
pounding ont the wheat In good siyi,.
Mr. salonc and son Of York. Neb., arrived
here last Monday aud Will help l.. Il. Fab
run his ihrcshing machine this fall.
Robert Fair has moved to his claim south
Of town.
w. II. Robson went TO iIolyoke this week
to star, several new thrcshing machines.
Guthrie and Farley erected nm Aermo,ei
for l.. L. Fair this week.
John chrlsman Is OH his clam again north
Of town.
Mrs. Minnie iIrainafd, OF Wallace, Ncb.,
Is visiting with her uncle. NJ. q. iirainafd
Tom.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
CHEAP LANDS IN THIS COUNTY

No. l.-North-west quarter, section 20
town :. range i2 west. Known rs the
John Frcel farm.
No. a.-Nor,h-west quarter, section 3j
town I. range - west. Known us the D..
S. Croft farm.
No. 3.-South-vest quarter, section 81
town Z, range AZ west. Known ms the
T. ]. McGinnis farm.
No. i.-Soutli. quarter, section II,
town I. range iG west. Known us the @.
L. SKIOLD farm.
Low prices and easy terms. For sale
by +. ii. Smith, p. o. Box 1891, Denver,
Colorado.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
NOTICE.

Having purchased the stock Of lumber
and building material formerly owned
by the Western Lumber Co., We hope to
held share of the patronage OF the
yard and will endeavor TO merit the
same. Those parties who are owing the
said company will please call at the Of
4ce md settle the hpmc.
ii. SUTHERLAND & Co.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

Frank Bufkhnl,cr. while washing
boilers n, the round houac yesterday,
mot with the misfortune 10 havo bia face
aud eyes badly ncaded II liz feared
that be will loao ono cyc from tho effects
pi the Hcallny.