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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-06

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-06
WASHINGTON LETTER.



WASHINGTON, d. O., July Q, $780,
The proclamation Of the President,
calling Congress to meet In extra
session on August 7.h, was the twelfth
Of IT. kind to be issued since tho
foundation Of the government, and the
third calling Of Congress together
essoially to deallwith financial natter,
theIhnthaving been called byPiesidunt
Van Buren, to meet September an,
1887, on account OF the suspension Of
specie payments, and the second by
President William Henry Harrison,
who died before II met, to meet May
slst, 1874, to deal with tho threatening
condition u the oountIy's iuance,
and revenues. This being the case h
Is not TO be wondered at that extra
session talk has dwaried everything
else since the proclamation was made
public.
There Is no difference ia publ
opinion, 30 far as It is represented ul
Washington, and II is usually well
represented for the season OF the year,
40 to the necessity for congressional
action, but when 1t comes 10 defining
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-06
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.

Esiaie OF Hannah N, Armstrong. Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIyrN ny THE
~ undersigned administrator Of the estate
OF Hannah NJ, Armstrong, deceased, tu Che
tfodliufs Of uud 800 persons having elaine
hFalnst mo said deceased, t0 exhibit them Win
tho necessary vouchers, within four month";
nticr the nrat publication NJ th's notice, 90 tho
SAID administrator, in salt lake civ. in san
Lake tuu ~. MiLFs ntNlNG,
Administrator of tho estate VI Hannah NJ
Armstrong, decreased.
Dated July th. De-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-06

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Give Gold Band Coffee trial. II Ia
the best OF all package oodees. 80
BAY WE ALL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08
(C0mtins4ocUn)

fAnto 4 la mesa baio 81 afdiente res
plajldor de las aranas, mostrabase impasl-
bte; Nj ganando nj perdiendo Sc aiteraba
zu serenidad, ning1n jugador racordaba
hARer vistO persona rnaa tranquila. CuandO
se raanifestaban iunto 81 las superstition
ne&'rnas pueriles, permanecia grave Y des-
deflosa, contando solo con su inteliganc;a y
cor gu suerte, despreciando toda clase de
auGuFios.
Aunque de temperamento POGO apasiona-
do. porque 81 egolsmo le inped1a ana1, fre-
cu4ntaba mucho Ia sociedad, Y tuyo hume
rof.as aventuras galantes, no desesperando
j lRs bellas que Sc le mostraban insnuantes.
Detestaba las lagrmas, por tenor las
qaejas 4 las censuras, d niuguna queria
cagsar pesares-
solo una vez crey6 estar formalmente
coNlpronetido, pero las consecuencas de-
ndstraron gu error. Una de las damas mas
noiables de la aristocracia rusa, la Conde-
aa sWoresef, c6lebre por sus cabellos ru-
bii>a por sus esmeraldas, Sc snamor6 de
~ Muy vigilada por su celoso marido, III
po1la yer CASTOR nj siquiera escribirle.
P3endado este d. la Condesa, casi olvid0
laa cartas, sigui.ndola las recepciones,
va1sardo con ella 4 Ia vista airada del Con-
III. pero sin encontrar medic dc tener Sc
cLptaS entrevista..
Para enganar al marido, fngi6 CASTOR un
vfAie Moscou, deaapareciendo durante dos
d:f1s volviendo secretamente 4 su domici-
IT.. Tranquilizado ell Condo, disminuy0 la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

su marc, Ia bala hiri6 Ievemente Castor
en- el hop1bro.
Sobrevivi6 el Conde Ia terrible herida,
y curado de Ia suya el Duque / las seis Sc
manas, continue Il disipada vida: pero, co-
ea singular, parecio cue Ia ba!a del Conde
de Woreeef habia acabado con la eEtraor-
dinaria suerte del ioven aDesequilibro la
sangre perdida sus facultR6es. Sc cans6 la
fortuna de fayorecerle? Lo cierto es cue q
partir de aquel dia TX hizo mas cue perder.
Falt0 de Ia antigua confanza en- 81 mismo,
conoci0 ia incertidumbre del jagador que
olfatea Ia maIa carta, no puso va sobre q
tapete su dinero con el aplo,uo del acostum
brado ganar. Dominaba antes sus adver-
sarios con su imperturbable serenidad, Y
ahora palidec1a, hundlauseIe los oJos, Sc
mordia los labios golpea5a nerviosamente
con los dedos en- Il canto de- IL mesa. La
preocupaci6n le Lacfa descu;dar 81 anterior
alegancia abandonsba el juego Al amane-
Ger con los cabellos despelnados, suelta "a
ofbata sobIe el desabrochGdo cuello de Ia
canisa, arru@ada y euca Ia pechera pOr
el frote con Ell tapete verde de las nlesas.
Bai0 uno por uno los peldanos de Ia aitura
4 Que triunfalmente hab1a subido, el di-
nero del iuego desaparecio tan rapidamente
como habia venido 4 "a poder. Acudio en-
tonces pedir prestado, selal evidente &c
pr0ximo fracaso, Y al necesitar Ge los de-
mas, VIC su decadencia y So afect0. Goza-
bf antes lie verdadera soberan1a e.l aque,la
sociedad de viciosos porQue Ia suerta le So
breponIa 4 sus compaDerOs Irat3baale
como 4 un superior, estaba orguloso de
esta supremacia: pero dcrrumbado el pc
deatal, desde el dia one no g&n6 deio de
existir para aquellos jugadores. No Sc aco-
gia va en- el CircuIo su presencia con respe-
tuoso silencio; encontraba algunas manoa
indiforentes que estrechaban II s5;ya, ) min
guno Sc distraia del juego. Era "a uno de
tantos: no Sc le tenia.
Su passion por el juego no fu6 nunca tan
violenta como en- aquel trance difici. Alta
sadas ganando perdiendo en- una misnla
noche enormes sunas. No era el h5bl iiuete
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

vi9iiancia. la bella rusa pudo II tres veees
4 casa del Duque. Deiaba al efecto su ca
rruaie en- la puerta principal de San AleJo'
entraba en- Ia iglesia, y saliendO por una Gle
las puerta8 laterales, dirigiase preclpltada-
mente I IL eta. La tercera vez eiguI6 un
criado embellishments los pasos de In Con
desa avis6 al Conde.
Furoso este, lego i casa de Bigny, pero
le detuvo con preteXtos q ayuda De camara,
que era un parisien tan tuno ceino Masca
rlle Mientras tant0, la encantadOra Con-
desa. medic loca de miedo, buscaba con
CASTOR una saida V en- aquella cr1tica cir
cunstancia Sc revelo de un modo admira-
Bile el vigor nervioso del indolente ioven.
La habit8ci6n de bano de su palacio daba
al patio &c una casa Immediate pero Ia ven
tana tenia una reia. En- un momento y
con incredible esfuerzo de sus n1sculos,
CASTOR torc;0 los barrotes, y la Condesa
pudo buir. Algunos instantes despue8 pre-
sentabase el Conde ante Biigny tranquilo y
risueT,o, viendose aquel obligado a COZ cesar
10 infundado de sus sospechas y re rarse
pidenlo perdones.
Ocult6 su rabia WoteseH, mos; r.tndo a
gu esposa semblante tranquilo; per- :onven-
edo por nuevos tnformes de la c.rteza de
Ia ofensa, determine obligar al Duque ba-
tirse. Sc fue al Circulo, tom6 la banea y
cuando CASTOR cort0 la baraja, dijo de un
modo terminate que cesaba la partida. FL
Duque pidi0 con frialdad expicacionos, ne
gose 81 Conde darlas, el desafio fue me
vitable Todo el mundo censUro Ia conduc-
ia de Woreseif, pero este conaigaio el re
sultado cue se propon5a, al dia siguientee,
sobre la terra hela,}a en- un bosquecillo de
abedules, Sc VERTIGO el duelo 4 pistola, .
veinte pasos de distancia, disparando vo-
luntad. Cuidadoso de su vida, no tuvo
CASTOR generosidad alguna con el malldo
de su amante, y al dar Ia senal, disparo,
metiendole la bala EN- 81 vientre a gu ad-
versario. Cay6 este en- la nieve, que euro
iec;6 con au sangre. pero incorporandose
sobre una rodilIa apoyando con feroz
energIa ell codo on el suelo, apunto 4 Bligny.
Oehiitaaa por Ia perdida de sangre. tenb!o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

10 la MAYOR parta de Ia renta 4 v;7ir coz :.
Iuio pron;o T., "a clase durante e invierno
Fortaieciao con tales IDEAS. conoeio al
0geue one volvIa 4 ser cariaoso bueno.
hac;6naola aozar es+a repra.l1cei5a de su~
iureu,.ss i.osioeas. Daraata :. can;no no
bizo otra eosa que acarieiar estos halagJa-
nos provaetos para el parraair. I cuando
pa,5 i ffe9 b4ia s l',vs1}, u. er;stales 4.
IA setee.5a L.. No-ts s..lr6 Iicero sobre Il
,ss,1all. -afaan.fo poses:6n con algeria 4,
aooeI Paris leios del cual tan eravementa
Sc he35.4n extraviado 81 coraz6n = su enten-
5;nli..e5
Esa ~ .1e ncche. cou infantil algeria
b7ir6 8og Z. ,ortezueIa de. coch- II largai-
znla eai.7 de Laf4ve1e. senbrada de innu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

COMERIO

FL que venen dspensando los unaore de
usto los abacos eaborados de bc leleva
Ia de hacer elogio de dichos productos
Conocidas las bonades del tabaco que empeamos Ia
eaborac6n solo ten fabrca radica
de la privegaa que d Ia meior hoja del pals
por estar reconads los coecheros
adqurr abaco de meor cadad que el que enpeamo
ofrecemos nuestros consumidores
Hoy tienen eos Ia OCCASION de fumar legtmo tabaco de
omero bre exto de nezc de otra proceencias
diversas vitolas de La CoNERENA PueJa hace t6t
Dep6stos cudad: Casa de los f. Fernan-
ez C Plaza del Mercado-Idem de don Pedro edla Plaza
de las Delicias.
Ponce. de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08
r OIL TIN ao
JORGE OHNET
La FERFERIA
DEE PON II T-AN r s Y f S
| e

:i1ersidn caste1'ana de Lucja,1o Nojrro
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31

prietOr of the Reading Morning Herald,
Reading, Pa. favors the grounding
edition with brief article which will
be read with great pleasure. The
contribution is in most happy vein,
and views the grounding from a
Pennsylvania standpoint.
Will Bumgartner, late editor Of the
Nevada No. Democrat. contributes
an article full of the finest humor.
The man or woman who doesn't laugh
outright when he or she reads it. must
be afflicted with melancholia. 1t will
prove q sure cure Of the blues.
If the BAzoo shall meet with public
favor on this suspicious anniversary,
the credit will be largely due to
Messn. Ware, Miller, Dampman and
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31

asfignor to st. Louis register company,
st. Louis.
Street car register, Francis X. Fas-
set and G. Rein, assignors to St.
Louis Register Company, st. Louis.
Mash-mixing machine, Tilnlan
Puetz, Jr., st. Louis.
Tree protector, Michael B. Ryan,
St. Louis, and P. Ward, Madison.
Lunch box, Jennie p. Duvall,
Richmond.
Horse collar fastener, Harry Hart,
Kansas City.
Railway spike, Isaiah G. Homes,
Kansas City.
Lifting jack, w. S. Livergood, as
signor to H. Dibble. Kansas City
Stove, Albert W. Alger, Kansas
City.
FOREIGN PATENTS.
Window blind, VIM. z. Brown,
Bucklin, No., patented in England
aud Canada.
Wrench, Alfred BONNER, st. Louis,
patented in Canada.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration on the estate Of Michael
Goodnight deceased, were granted 10 the
undersigned on the 18th day Of January,
1893. by the probate court Of Psttis county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them for al
lowancc to the administrators, within one
year after the date of said letters, or they
may he precIuded from any benefit Of such
estate; and ii such claims be not exhibited
within two wears from the date OF this
publication, they shall he forever barred.
This 18th day Of January, 1898.
JESSIE iOODKSIGHT,
I-3lw4t Administrative.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31
OUR SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS.

Among the contributors to the
BAzOO's grounding edition are -four
gentlemen who deserve special men
ton.
Hon. Eugene F. Ware. who i:
represented by an original poem
The Flopper"-is widely known and
eagerly read. His home is in Fort
Scott, Kansas. He is hunorist, q
politician, a lawyer and a littefa'
teur.
He has long been the acknowl.
edged poet-laureate of the SunAower
State, and has gained fame in literary
circles both East and West.
Some years ago, under the nom de
plume of "Ironquill," he published a
little poem entitled The Washer.
woman" L, was printed in
hundreds of papers, and is
classed by competent critics
as hardly inferior to Tom Hoods
"Song of the Shirt
Mr.. Ware has been state senator
and is regarded as one Of the leading
lawyers of Kansas. Literature with
him is more of a diversion than seri.
Gus occupation.
The poem he contributes to the
BAzOO to-day is a most clever piece
of humor and will bring smiles to
many face.
Colonel Sol Miller, who sends us a
short poem relating to the hero of
this edition, is one of Kansas most
unique and notable characters. He
is editor of The Weekly Kossas Chief
published at Troy, and the oldest pa
per in the state.
From a news, literary and polit-
ical point of view. the Chief
stands in the first rank Of
western journalism, and its great pop
ularity and wonderful hold upon the
people is due to the skill, talent and
industry Of its famous editor.
john B. Dampman, editor and pre-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, John Montgomery, Jr., and
Maggie S. Montgomery. his wife, BY their
certain deed Of trust, dated on the END
day Of May, 1884, and recorded on the 5th
day of June 1884, in the Recorders Office
Of Pettis county, State Of Missouri, in 7.
d., Record 81, mt Pages 50 and "a and con-
the following described real estate, situated
in Pettis county, and State Of Missouri,
to-wit-
A part Of the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section feur ~ in
township forty-five as range twenty-one
i21) to-Wit: Beginning nine hundred and
thirty-eight and one-half (93S}) feet south
Of the south line of Smith (3rd) street, in
the city Of Sedalia, Missouri, and in the
east line Of Grand Avenue, in said CITY,
thence along the east line of said ave
nue. in southerly course parallel with the
line running north and south through the
centre Of said section four az one hundred
and forty one (l4l) feet, thence eastward
parallel with the said Smith (now 3rd) stree.
Three hundred and seven 1901 feet more
or less to the west line of Harrison avenue,
. street in said city, and thence northwsrd
along the west line of said Harrison avenue
and parallel With said mentioned line pass
ing north and south through the centre of
said section four ~ one hundred and forty
one t14n feet, and thence westward paral-
lei with said Smith (3rd) street three hun
dred and seven 1907 feet more o. less to
the east line Of said Grand avenue, the
place Of beginning.
Which said conveyance was made in
trust. To secure the payment.o one certain
principal note in said deed described, and
Whereas, said deed of trust provides that
in case default he made in the payment Of
said principal note. or either Of the in
ierest coupons, Or If default he made in the
payment ~ taxes as they become due, the
said trustee or his successor, shall proceed
to execute the powers therein conferred,
and
Whereas. default has been made in the
payment Of said principal note and the
same remains now due and unpaid.
Now. therefore, ], James {. Thompson,
trustee, at the request Of the holder Of said
note, do hereby give notice that will pro-
ceed to sell all Of said real estate at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, NJ the courthouse door in the county
IL Pettis and State OF Missouri, on Satur-
,iay, the 18th day Of March, 1885, between
the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and six o'clock in the afternoon OF that
day, to satisfy said note and interest, and
the costs Of executing this trust.
JAMES &. THOMPsoN,
1-3lw5t Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31
Edition,
THE FloPPER.

Bill Rye saying in a store day at Baxter Springs,
That in the future every would be wearing wings
Ofcourse took the statement hardshel Baptist might
And whacked him the shoulder and observed mighty right
This happened Friday afternoon Saturday. week.
met Bill prancing down the a looking like a freak.
He said: 81 shake hand for only
THAT said kindly word to about plan"
"You said that mighty right and here to say,
81 give exhibition on the public square to-day.
'Pm going take these wings and climb into the sky.
"For have solved the problem and William Rye
At times be grew ggarious at times he used to NOPE
There WASN'T office that he thought he couldn't fill
He hooked each new-sm, and embraced with a will
He entered all new parties He pioneered creeds,
He for sheriff, then he topped register Of deeds
And then he tried for probate Judge but would
He tried to be a minier,then Topped to postal clerk.
I liked Bills multiplicity liked his gall audience,
down to the public square and the fence.
And there Bill upon box surrounded by a crowd
showing wings and talking fast, and feeling very proud
can't repeat speech made; substance this
"Oh here i occasion that a shouldn't miss,
"Il show something finer than vet beheld
'For I'm flying LULU and I've this thing corralled"
spread wings up, mile mile same
So great his velocity that every turned pale,
He through SOIL eight of clay and sixteen feet Of hae
who knew Bill WELL said, when they him DROP
He Topped Just often The Baxter people
And filed the hole with cinders, and raised a
They carved line down the shale poses William Rye
He didn't have the thing corraed and hence he fly
And then the Daily Pioneer observed with seeming
ar disappointment the that took the brother off,"
Eugene F. Ware,
Fort Scott Kan.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31

The various stories abroad in the
columns of sensational newspapers, re-
gariing the strained relations of First
Vice President Waldo and Second
Vice President Purdy, of the NJ, K.
4 T. Railway, are without foundation
and greatly embarrassing to the two
gentlemen directing the destinies OF
the property. Messrs. Waldo and
Purdy are friends. They are each
working tor the veal Of the great
thoroughfare. Each has his line Of
work and there is no conflict. Why
all this SANDER? 1t serves to democrat
ize the service and the great public
is the sufferer. If the journals who
have given their penny-a-liners a free
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31

The edition of the BAzOo this
morning is full blown daisy and de-
monstrates that the old reliable, pub.
lished for the people now ON earth,
has not lost its hold upon the popular
favor of the public, which it has
greeted regularly for twenty FIVE
years without missing an issue or
changing proprietors, audit will con-
tinue to greet the public regularly for
as long in the future without missing
an issue or changing proprietOrs
unless the present manage
ment should meantime be
called above to assume higher honors
than these on this mundane sphere.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
Administration ON the Estate Of William
7. Kemp deceased, were granted To the un-
dersigned on the 2sdav Of January, 1898,
by the Probate Court OF Pettis County Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the Administrator within one
year after the date Of said letters. or they
may he precluded from any benefit OF such
estate; and If snch claims he not exhibited
within two years from the date Of this pub
LEGATION, they shall be forever barred.
This u day Of January 1898.
JOHN X. (IoPToN.
Administrator.
Debonus Non.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31
PAROoNAslE PRIDE.

The BAzoo this morning present
its readers with magnificent ground
hog review edition, which for com
pleteness and finish has never beer
equalled in this city.
For over a quarter Of a century the
BAzOo has stood in the front rank Of
journalism and with its original ideai
has lead all competitors.
1t has seen the rise and fall of many
newspaper ventures in this city; it
has gone with hundreds Of Sedalians
from the cradle to the grave; it has
endured storms and adversely and the
attacks Of enemies; it has borne
the heat and burthen of many q Sc
dalian's battle, and through all it has
never lost faith in itself nor in the
city of Its adoption, and to-day with
the pardonable pride which success
brings, it greets its readers and thanks
them with all its heart for the en-
couragement which they have SO
kindly and considerably given, and
which without, success would have
been impossible.
Since last the grounding came
forth, many who, long years ago saw
a future forSedalia, and whogavetheir
best energies toward that future, have
gone to the grave and the new Sedalia
sees only the results of their labors.
The BAzoo with reverend voice
pays tribute to these pioneers in Sc
dallas history, and upon the earth
which covers them places a wreath of
laurels and of rosemary, which by
the right of their loyalty is well de-
served. Hand in hand many of these
men walked with the BAzoO and its
and 1t is with no boast
full spirit, that it says, it believes they
would be glad could they know that
it has reached the harbor where storms
cannot harm it, or misfortune hinder
its ultimate destiny as the
standard bearer of journalistic
success, not only in the city they loved
70 we'll, but, outside of the two larger
titles, every city in the state.
In the BAzoo's grounding edition
have recognized spirit of
enterprise which has made them glad
% be with it and it is with pleasure
hat it welcomes them and assures
hem that while the world turns on its
lxis it hopes to be with them, ever as
he uphOlder of the best city and the |
,est people on earth.
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lance, will restrain their mOuthings,
greater prosperity and greater discip-
line will ensue.
The Kansas Ci,y Times, in . com
prehe nsiye editorial, saws:

The Kansas Ci,y Times, in . COM
prehensive editorial, SAYS:
Colonel j. West Goodwin feels
cure that the ground hog day edition
OF his psp-r, the Sedrlia BAzoO, will
.urpass anything in the way Of .
special newspaper iseue ever attempt.
ed in Pe.tis county. ColoneI Good
win is giving much of his valuable
time t. compilation Of facts about the
elusive ground hog, including IN &C
count OF hls habits. foods, and favor
ite places of res dence. 1t is also
understood that the enterprisiog col
onel will also publish an accurate
l,keuees of the animal, drawn from \
photograph taken q year ago. when .
Sedalis ground hog was observed BY
a snap shot man just rs he sa~ his
shadow. There is much Interesting
legendary Information about the
strange little animal that fixes the
weather for six weeks after February
2, and every bit Of it obtainable will
appear in the BAzoO in its famous
ground hug day edition. 1t this ill.,
ovation Of Colonel GOodwin's pane
out we'll, the BAzoo will doub lsss sP
pear with special numbers On All
Foo,'s day, July and Emancipation
day. The BAzl0 announces in Its
headlines that it is published for the
people now on earth" " and it is Col
oneI Goodwin's opinion that the PIES
emit population is in favor OF more
holidays.
The Times has the BAzoo's thanks
for its advertise ment of its ground
hog edition. but since Emancipation
Jay is celebrated by the imam and
and brother and All Fool's day" by |
nearly every body else. the BAzoo will
l,aw the line and be content With lie
ground hog edition.