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A fine corner on Eighth street, between Main
and San Pedro, at R15 frontfoot
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FOR RENr-RooMB.
LOST ANn FOUND.

II OSr-oN MA1N-sT. CAR, BETWEEN THE
IL LIST and sth OF April, package containing
one pair OF lady,s gloves, light grey odior, aud
q piece of black ribbon. TlO reward VIII be
paid on return to Herald office. 5-2 II
Il OsT-FROM ROsEMEADE, SAVANNAH,
II one brown colt 3 years old, with white
legs and white face, one white eye T25 re-
ward for same by returning to Los Angeles
Race Track. l-29 ~
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Notice Inviting Proposals for the
Purchase of One Steam Engine,
With a Hose Wagon and 1900 Feet
of Hose.
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CtAPT. J. r. FLETCHER, LATE or THE
~ police force, has purchased the Columbia
dining parlors, old postonice building, Broad
way, near Sixth, where you can obtain the best
meal in the city for Zoe. Chicken dinner every
SUNDAY nj D. 40 u
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HOMEOPATHIC PaYalOTANa.
SUMMER RESORTS
ARCHITECTS.

DYERs AND FiNfSHnBs.
METROPOLlTAN STEAM DYE WORKS 24f
ltI Franklin street; fine dyeing and clean
ing. 1-13-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w TANTED-SfTUAT1ON BY AN fNDUSTRI-
w Gus, sober man of family, who can give
the best of references; will accept most any
kind Of a position; garden work Il specially.
Address B. G., Box 20, Herald office. 4-22 II
w ANTED-ALL KINDS or FAMILY SEW
w ing TO do at room 49, No. 412 s. Hope
street. lilo tt
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wANTEp.-AaENTs.

4~---~-----------
A GENTS WORLDS FAIR ADVERTIsING
IA machine. $21 daily; steady work; visit
stores only stamp samples. TIE ARC, RAJ
cine, Wis. 3-lS-tues-thu-sat-l2t
A GENTS, SELL OUR ADVERTISING SCHEME
"A TO merchants; T25 daily visit stores only
stamp samples, ARC co, Racine WIS. 4-2i' st
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DERsONAI,-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO
4 has just arrived in the city from the cast
and has some money would like very much to
looking. Address r., Box 60. Herald otoe.
Nd 9t
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CEMENT SIDEWALKS, BAsEAfENT FLOORS
~ and reservoirs, &c per foot Plastcrngi brick
and cement work repaired. DENNIS NADl-
GAN, 40g San Pedro st. 4-J I'm
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MTOTTCE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the following
rule: The hours for sprnkling are between
and 3 o'clock a. m. and and O'Clock p. m
For violation of the above regulation the
water will be shut off and fine OF w Will be
charged before the water VIII be turned on
again. BIT II
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u 121la South Broadway, room 8, probateand
insolvency lava speciality Advice free 1891
TTNCLE SAM WINE CELLARS e. FLEuR
~ Wholesale and Retail Sonomn aud Napa
dry and sweet wines. Brandes, whiskics. 16
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A GOODRICH, LAWYER, l24 DEARBORN
IN. street. Chicago, H., - years experience,
secrecy special facilities in several states.
Goodrich on Divorce, with laws of all states, in
press. 11-lG 1y
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DERSONAL-- RALPH BROS GOLD BAR
i flour &1.15, city flour soc, granulaled su-
gar II lbs 81, brown sugar 20 lbs 81, raislns
lbs 25c, sardines boxes Doe table fruit 3 cans
6Oc, Midland coffee 25c lb eastern oil soc gas
oline soc, 2-lb can corned beet l5c, lard 10 lbs
Sixth. 1879 tf
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ECiiK-SHlELO5 WEDDING.
|. S. commissioners Daughter
Married on Sis Birthday.

United States Commissioner John a.
Shields is receiving the congratulations
of his friends for two reasons just now.
He was nfty-four years old ycsterday.and
last evening he gave his daughter, Miss
Bessie Nelson Shields. away IN mar
rage to Samuel Delavan EdiCk. of Coop
erstown.
MIR. Edick is tie son of Judge Edick,
and the bridegroom haa just been hon
orel by the people of OtseCn County by
Sn election as COUNTY Treasurer.
The couple were married by Rev.
Lindsay Parker, of St. Peters Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, at the
home of the brides parents, 900 Scher-
merhorn street. The best man was
Stearns Edick, n brother of the bride
groom. the maid of honor was the
brides sister. Miss Shields. The ushers
were John rier MUM. Gilbert L. Rog-
ers. Frederick Mygatt and Ambrose Nc
Cabe.
The guests were limited to intimate
friends. The gifts included a check with
four figures from the brides father. a
complete silver service from Mrs.
Shields. n French enamel and gilt clock
from Judges Wallace. Lacombe and Ship
mar of the United States Circuit Court
of appeals, and a cut glass vinigrette
from Judge and Mrs. Alfred Coke.
A honeymoon In the South will pre-
cede the settling down of the bridal pair
in Cooperstown.
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boldly, then, my own name?

boldly, then, my own name?
No, n at once / selected a short,
crisp, yet euphonious and wholly likely
masculine coEnomen. / wrote my copy:
addressed and sent it to Monsieur Jules
DesCinolr, the weli-!nown manager OF u
certain department of Figaro. dated
the accompanying note from my own
home, and forthwith took my family
into my confidence, as well as the but
lcr and h~ouaemGid, VITO might be likely
to answer the p%ostmnn's call, or the
concierge's inquiry for Count Kar-
jak."
I waited, Not long, however, for In
the next but one Saturdays issue of
Figaro, 10 and behold! was my story,
Not only this. hut my amused father, on
turning owe the paper. held up TO my
astonIshed n somewhat terrified gaze
the announcement that "Monsicur IL
Comte Karjak. n distinguished Russian
now visiting Paris for the first time,
would probably be induced 10 contribute
to these pages certain other Of his i'm
piessions TO follow those most entertain
ing and unique ones contained in the
present number"
How they all laughed about the table,
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Label ronri,,,o ,a-r,.t,, ,,at,-. .,u,-,
t~rer ,p" u" t",' .n"iHo"r'" " , a
ia n,, ",nn - $500 "a d, 500,
.no'rtai w., r,"" ,, 49,, %,
ain. ailments to the constitution OF the international
uorrr v,,t an, p...c.., ,,. ., s..,.,
n'.r,s, p-o,"' =, q, q ~. 49, '."'
49,, g '' 'IH' S'H we
i"N,"I =, ,a,I, " - VS., 'm,lh,, "a ''
the lcard. ''
~. r., ~
80, , ,'iS,,1' l..."'tS It"'|l'N' mon ms 10
III, "',ui."'.'IS 49, r'-uIl 'I' -",'
49, 90 "Vy''"s' WI n"Nc l'd' H''S iH.'~itF
I. y. ylhI' '' AM' L'.a s'p' vac
$3.50 ,s",n irl'th 'n'',5 70 prefer 'n"r1'-
SnnI'N. az mE."l+lll'n "L.'h t,Edsti hph-HhI"h
"'u''' 'u'ih VI az evening 'ht'TlAihh'h'
At tn, las regular mce;ing n tho hr,hitertl7lI
Iron Workers tnlnn sixteen candidates were int
tiat"d An ofer made hy boss Eusrhmann to rot-
Il" III" strike at his SAlp. 30 cannon r'le,t. wa,
declined. as the Union maintHlrs that Eusehmann
has made statements which ere not horne out h.
the facts in the ease. and Tie strikers will not
make any compromise with him.
som, NJ tho I,r.,,, ~ ID, e., r,,,.,t ,...,
bjy ct tho X ~ ,,y f., ,'r,,', l., pLfr.1,
nhia state ina, III IN, , rr W. ~ 'n,.r,
ntvY,trst,rdtr -, ~ 'nlI
iIst 20, bm, yr,i, 80, - ~
oven IL sngli,r II ~, -, Wv" n.' ,"'''''
'"' wv
MOST or the members OF the International Hotel
anu restaurant Waters Association Of Nov
YORK have returned from CHICAGO Vhpre they
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UNDER FALSE COLORS.
An Episode in the Career of q WOman
Journalist.

1 am a womanr
To be sure.
And was once a man?
] was.
How so?
! will tell you.
l wal living with my family in Paris.
! was eighteen. and. as at the age Of
e'eNen | had made my first appearance
NJ public print, l was by this time not
quite n tyro in the journalistic profess.
SION which was then my recreation be-
tween music masters n painting
teachers, II the rest OF those people
VINO go to make up the sum of a young
slFIS Education"
me charm that newspaper work pos
SeHSed Tor me then Vas alike one Of
II literary bent and OF the secrecy
WIN which | chose to conduct my ca
oo'Vhes scrlbendi. | wrote under an
O"'or name than my own for home
papers and magazines here in America
su'ciy' until finally one day | suddenly
uIe'ued that | would try my fortunes
"tth-what, think you?
Nothing leas than Figaro itself. But
S"onlanly nom de plume. That deferred
"e' feared, l ~hesitated; should It be
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AmuSc

next week to wear AS her bridesmaid al
Notrc Dame de Lorette.
Two da : later came my usual en-.
ve'ope from Fisaro, containing, besides
the customary check. p note from NJ
Dess,noir, inviting ne. most courteously,
to "a little breakfast which he was about
to t,Ke much pleasure in giving in my
honor NJ the cafe RIEnon, on any day
that | Wculd be so understanding as to
mention"
In my honor! The Cafe Eignon!
almost expired between laughter and
MS | put pen to paper,
and in haste assured NJ, Dessinolr that
what should 1t be?-"a sudden call Into
the country on important business would
deprive ne of the infinite pleasure
And, forescCiDg a possible further step
towards NJ. p~css!Toir's fulNlment of his
promise t. M pretty friCrd. | ALSO
added INA being a foreigner | was shy
and perhaps II was the better plan FOR
writer's not to become personally known
II editors" Sc,
IN dIc time returned The cNpostula-
ton If NJ, pcssiuoir, An. MY dear tcl-
lu|',' wrote he, YOU are making a
rank mistake. MANY men of note are
already tasiroGS OF myetlIS you-cven
a number OF lovely have signiAcl
t. me their Willingness To encounter
the author of your impressions Pray
you, reconsider, and give me n great
donor and har2tncs.,"
| became quite vDll. \ species OF
terror seized upon mo, as l consulted
with my mother, and .uLlly our con-
ference terminated in my writing u
tcmporizlng but not at all convincing
response,
Decidedly, if this was being q man, ]
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a widely different one than ours.

a widely different one than ours.
Presently, too, at my mothers weekly
receptions, was heard mention of Kar-
iak Who was he ? Did we know ? Did
| know ? Since ! had been lately in
Russia. perhaps, l had something 70 tell
Of him, his personality, age estate
And one young and beautiful woman
ever went so far as 10 tell me In conf
dCnce that she was much taken with his
style, his thoughts, his wit, humor,
esprit and naif Russian-TGrtnric way Of
looking at the amenities OF Parisian So
cial life.
She declared that she had made up
her mind definitely to know him. That
NJ. Dessinoir was an intimate friend OF
hers. and that he "a promised her only
that very day most faithfully that he
would use his best cnlcavors to bring
the Comte Kalj ak to her next evening
a hoIne.
! said to hor "how dclightful!' and l
thoupAt chow dreadful, what viii NJ.
Dcss!noir do?' and thea all this passed
out Of my mind as | cnlGht the G;ttt "f
the conversation of tTo literary men who
stood on the other side OF me-.
"Oh," said one, "hC Is 4 novice, that
- too evident. Stn your Karjlk is
enormously clever. Sllv au bout dcs
onglcs-a little raw and ]barbpric SAN"
you are mistaken" returned the 9th
or. - am convinced tina, this now
light in our Figaro Is a man Of cspc-
rience, considerable age, AVID perhaps
tired out with what Is called the
world"
turned away; the situation was too
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devou,ly wished that I had never become

devoutly wished that I had never become
one.
A fortnight passed without events,
at least so far as Karjak was concerned,
and | had begun TO console myself with
the reflection that he had been for
gotten amid the pressure Of other men
II matters.
Alas. not so. on a certain Tuesday a
messenger arrived bearing IA note from
NJ. Dessinoir-"begging that | would ac-
csie to his invitation for breakfast to-
morrow. lie took the liberty over MY
modesty of naming the day hlmself-at
the Cafe Bignon. to me-! AieSsirurs A,
H., G., D., respectively, Of four Of the
most popular Partisan journals
Mamma vas out paying visits, papa
had one to Versailles FOR the day; my
cousin was painting in the Louvre
what should l do
SEEING my pen. l wrote-wIs il iusp.y-
alton or some cnanatIon from less A.
vine sourCcsH-thus; That my wife he
ing very III, l was compelled 70 decline, -
and adding to this wholesa.e Statr..nu.
the most profound regrets and sorrow
deeply dyed
Very good. l slept in peace that
night, having coUddSJ to my family
not only the fact OF my b.iYE q man,
hut that I had lately married, aud now
possessed Il wife!
Ny MS, wen, as usual a day o~ two
late. IN try evening, my pre:,y friend
was again 1T cur hy.sS.
".NlHs." she said to me, Il have had m
news. Nj. pess.aoir tells Te that my
adorei Karjak is-marricd,"
"Neri,y,' / say; so l have heard"
"But / do not believe It. l viii not be-
lleva II. / assured N. pessinoir that he
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husband to make himself Known to his
many admirers, n gracefully made his
c@it.
| was n man; also his wife. / had
been addressed as madame. Very well.
The following evening CHANGED to be
that OF n great reception at the Ameri-
can Embassy. Although OF course not
yet out" l was allowed to go as a great
treat, and in my gown OF white over
yellow, with yellow roses and some Ill
lies, had long since, in chatting with q
handsome younS English attache, for
Soltcn both Karjak and his wife, when
| raised my eyes n perceived advanc-
ing towards me the daughter OF our
hostess leaning upon the arm OF N.
Dossiuoir.
l Gid not faint or scream. I stood like
a block OF stone. I had never thought
Of this horrible possibility.
She presented him to me with due
ceremony, calling me her life = long
friend and school-Iellow.'
NJ, Dessinoir, although at first dis
posed to recognize me. embraced the
situation and routed the young attache
and-quletly begged me the favor OF my
autograph in his pocket album.
/ became scarlet, l took the offered
pencil! from his large. white hand. ard.
trembling, l wrote Tor him as no
watched me with amused yet not crual
eyos-the name of "Karjak!"
We are the best OF friends Imaginable
NJ, ncssinoir and l. He sometimes calls
me dear little fellow" and reminds ms
OF the time ''when l was a man."
SO l have given o one OF the many
! experiences OF my comparatively brisg
journalistic career. = Fannis AymAe
Mathews, In Petsrson'u MaGAxinA -
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DOCTORS MCCOY and SNOW.

oGlccs: 3l5 Madison avenue, opposite the Grand
Central Depot. and $50 Broadway. corner of 18th
street, Domestic Sewing Machine Building. New
York City. II you live at a distance write for q
symptom Blank. Address all letters to 3l5 sladl-
son avenue. ONCE hours-9 to II A. NJ. . to Z
r. NJ. and 6 to 9 p. N daily. Sundays, 10 A. N.
/ 5 p NJ.
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ne with npshcd cheeks 7 sat snoech,ess
I, havildornd amusement
yos tho, prssianp Worry cood. 70
,hat 7 bod no ohicct,on IN orssr Rus,
siars-groot b,g hrav q h,ond fe,Ious
soaatirr orr Eng,ish and nv an,Uy,s
E',oroh 50 u,ou-nsoro ipdood NV snao,,I
odorottop g. ub.r q note cau,n ,ha
NV r,o,,,irg t,oIoo,,r n chocL ror ona
hun1rad and nfty trance fwbjcb IN
dorscd "Eort,k" and my father re-in-
Iorsod o,d oh,atrod tha n,oroy Gov, and
askIng r. 7 should he nIoosed to furnish
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The following has been received at this


Sporting Editor Evening World"
My attention has been called to the challenge OF
one j. j AiuN1ndre, OF ~. Augustine, Fla. who
is very anxious to race his horses twenty or
twenty-five miles against any bicycle rider In the
world. In reply I wish to state that stand ready
to meet Mr.. Alexandra, and wiIl accept his chal'
lenbo to race twenty-five miles, Mi. Alexandra to
use two horses, and TO change his mount at the
end OF zach mile. or | will race nifty miles AND
allow Mr.. Alexandra TO u.s. FIVE horses. II the
above is satisfactory to Mr.. Alexandra, | vill
meet him Wednesday afternoon and be prepared to
back M self In thu sum Of $500 or $1,000, uad
make all necessary arranscneT,s' RssPeGHgiIy'
Champion long-dIstance bicycle rider OF the world.
If Joe Elllngsworth is the victor in the
t~wenty-round bout at the Rockaway
Beach show, he will challenge Jack
Dempsey. Ellingsworth's friends are
backing him heavily to win. Fred Nor
ris, his antagonist, is quoted as saying
he has a "cinch."
c. will be held Dec. ,. The annual club
poo! tournament begins Dec. 4.
This despatch comes from London:
Ted Pritchard has issued a challenge
to anybody in England TO box for from
$1,000 t. $500"
team of dock ra,s to beat the n. Y. a.
c. water polo team. one game to be
played in the n. y. A. c. tank and the
other in the Eas! River.
stanton Abbott md Hite Pcckham
have rrange1 for a fight at Charleston.
w. Va. for 500 Il side and a $1,000 purse.
Jack Prince. tho wcll-known nrofes-
sionGl bicyclist, is in
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Dick Burge and Harry Nickless have
signed articles for IA finish fight Jan. -
for 800 a side and the l~iO-pound cham
pionship of England.
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IN n scrlmmage In a gam against the
ale Senior team and may die.

1t is said that In the early part OF the
season. cunning, the crack Orange half
back. offered his services to the Crcs-
cent team, but wasn't thought good
enough. Cunning had sweet revenge .ast
Saturday.
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The Layton. Murphy eight vas held in a grove
about thirty miles northwest OF this city In a
drigzllng rain this morning. They fought nine
teen. rounds. Murphy gong out from a right
hand swing on The Jaw. The men contested at
catch weights for a purse OF 1900.
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Pat Cahin defeated Sim Robinson in
sN rounds II The Scott.:n-American y.
I, show in Jersey CITY last night. ChaS.
rounds.
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MOTHERS Will find NJ rs. MISSIONS SpuTHlSg
elEl"the best remedy Tor their children. %0c, 49,
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0VERCOAT (,r"D"sn),$20

THESE GOODS ARE USED ny TAIL
ORs CHARGING FROM $50 AND 800.
LINED THROUGHOUT WITH HEAVY
sII.K SATIN. or FANCY PLAID
WOOLLES LINING.
SEND FOR SAMPLES FOR COM
PARISON. FREE On APPLICATION.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-28
4 prontable Investment.

The possibilities Of well conduc-
ted creamery are shown by the item
below which we clip from recent
issue Of the Argus and Patriot Of
Montpelier, vesmont, handed us by
Mr.. NJ. d. Parmenter:
The Danville Creamery association
held its annual meeting last Thurs
day and elected Charles d. Brainerd,
NJ. v. B. Sargent, James Stevens,
Frank D. Stocker and E. H Clark,
directors. The directors organized
by electing Charles d. Brainsrd,
president; NJ. v. B. Sargent, vice.
president; N. A. Dole, secretary and
treasurer; Peter Wesson, manager.
The association has been doing busi-
ness one year, and during that time
has made over ninety thousand
pounds Of butter, and paid to its
patrons about twenty three thousand
dollars. During the year the cream
cry has out of its earnings paid for
improvements on the building and
new machines 1876, q dividend Of
six per Get on its stock, and has Z
handsome sum left to start . surplus
fund. The stockholders voted 70 in
crease the stock five hundred dollars
for the purpose Of putting in .
separator.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-28
TRUSTEES SALE

uTHEREAs, Jennie J. Whit. b, her DECD ef
w trust dated September 1. is&s, and r~srord-
ed on page xS book rscoris Of Pro.ers toun-
Y. Colorado. eonvcyed 20 =; scsriii - .res'rs
W. c. Merrill the payment VI a prornissofy Dc,e
for sso with interest at eight per cent payable
semi annually and
wBERKA. II 10 provided In said trust dssd
that in case q e.sianit in payment of said note
or interest thereon at the time or IN the manner
specified therein or In case OF . breach Of the
covenants therein ~ the xrsnior. then .he
whole Of ssid prineipA sum and the interest
thereon ma. at once become due and payable !;
wnrnr.s default has TOR nacr- than thirty day.
been made In the paym~pt Of interest % sasd
not- I'D the legal boiss>s Of ssId note has d.
interest due and pays and
WHEREAS Il 10 provid~,i In said trust d~ed that
in e.=> said K Z. Merrill shall szl 10 perform
his trust thee the lsxAl hoiss~r OF said bead or
other person IN his strsd. and
WHxExAs b. Hsskcll Sons the loyal bold
OF said bond B.te and have e.>cf~i TO
.ss.d 81 ..,s az e. H.1. ;su..s. 60 s
- saoce>sor in trust. With fali pouss TO sieeusr
said trust
THEsEys-x notice l. hsrehy given that Of ~
quest OF the legal holder Of the said note and
l. d. x Cooper. suoc~s~o< 10 trust, vii 90 non-
day the sixth day Of f~hrrAry. issu. Al tea
O'Clock A. u. At the Court Hoas~ In Lamar.
Prsvsrs Ccunty. Colorado, ell TO the hixS~st
trust conveyed. dcscrsh->d - follow ths noSth-
west quarter - s-ction tvensy-nv~yfsl town
ship tuent;s=rvs=sssl south ranse fosty~iSht
tSsl ve>t ID 9Th principal meridian. 10 sAtisfy
and the taxes due upon se.d prop>rty - S~l
as the costa and exr-oo>s of eseating this trust-
Dated this Nsh dA, OF D~remb>r. i-s.
dSi-iss D. 4 Cooyxn. Successor In Trust
The Lamar register., 1893-01-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

hi. certain dssS trust. ss.sa si On tSe s arss
Sosk g. g. page Us q the record. ., Bent cSuntg
Colorado, and Transcribed to the records of
of portion of the tsrritoTy formerly ea,nori.ins
Bent County, Colorado, to Book u. page L. Of the
Anthony Il Il. Heber trustee, trustee certain resi % e.5s.s =
eituate in Prowers County, Colorado, formerly
! Bent County. Colorado. described As follows.
West half ts) northe.s. quarter ~, ,e.:s half
tm northwest quarter a.: s.etion nineteen
forty,three lis,. vest Of u. sixth principal
meridian. containing one hundred and sixty
note. payable 70 the order Of The ,Anerie.n
Ksr.s: Tor I &. sum q sSs:. hanarss and as fsy
dolI.rs tss5ol E,tb in.erest sScopons attached.
sy the III II s. .ss Of
tsrest eoupens. be no, paid for period q thirty
sherso% G % % may E :. he Option q Is. legal holder
s's .as sd. .s e. 1e.. further
provided. that in the case Of the death, resisna-
ability Of the said Anthony H. Heber 70 .ct a.
trustee As Aforesaid. the then sheriff Of Bent
!, s. and K III and
wH.EkAs, The s.id Anthony, ii. Heber |. .b::
failed to act As trustee As Aforesaid, and
WHxnrls, Default for the period Of thirty
days has been made in the payment of one inter
est cou pom. falling due on the FIRST day Of July,
A. u. .1s82 and the legal holder Of said note. and
the interest coupon. has elected to declare the
whole amount secured by the said note. and the
interest thereon to the date OF sale due and pay
able.
Nov. therefore. I, J. d. Brown. sheriff Of
Bent County Colorado, 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 hereinbefore described real estate, at
public auction, to the highest and best bidder
for cash, At the front door of the court house in
of Colorado, on the 2ist day Of February. A. d.
1898, between the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and Eve o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day. to satisfy the said debt. by the said deed of
trust secured, liens, expenses and cost of exc
cutting this trust.
J..B. BRows,
Sheriff Of Bent County, Colorado,
janf+-febu Successor in Trust.