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The state herald., 1893-02-24

trirst publication Jan "a, 1929 No. GIG
NutiCe tur utilization.
Land Cflice, Mt Sterling, Colp.
Jan IA 1871
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice nf his In
leDtion to make final proof IN sup.
port of his claim. anil that said proof Will
be made bcfore VIM U Robinson commission.
,,o ioI ~ aas'fet q" uiii6ousen
.yNus,syrj s.hrs n, N. ~ 4 .Krupn Gun Works.,
/ CLINTON r hilil.i
Ifd Entry No 1903 for tho lots and 4 and
y NV pr sec ! tp n, ranYc4sw.
He names the following witnesses toprov
his cultivation of, said land. viz:
John G. Elder, Il lolyolse Colo.
Robert T. dor, e
/ Martin Wolf "
William H. kcttey.
ii. T.. TEDMoS. Register
The state herald., 1893-02-24
first publication FEB 10 1851 80 G;2
Nutiua for Publication,

kIlTst pdnlchtlun REQ ~ lNJ.1 20 U,2
Nutiue for Publication,
Land OIIlce at sterling, Colo.
FEB 3, isg5i
No;icc i hereby given that the following
~ mined settler has flcd notice Of his in
tcn,inn to make final pi of In support of his
claim. and that said prot { will be- made be-
forcwm i,ohin-on con mi ssinncrof the L :
circuit court for the dist let nj Colorado. at
liolyoke rhiil ps county Colorado ON Mica
II lisa. viz:
SAMUEL G. LEWIS.
Id Entry No 1870 for tho sc :. SEC atp7 N.
range Iiw
lie names The following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and culilvn-
ton of, said Land, viz:
Gust Johnspn, of Hoiyokr, Colo,
Cornelius VI ollie,
John +. Wolf
stuart ", Bcggs
II. =. TcnxoS Register
The state herald., 1893-02-24

BEATTY'S PIANOS and md o MaA, IN, .ss
lat'ig FREE. Address Daniel +. BEATTY.
Washington, Nj
Small III size, great III results: De
Wits Little Early Risers. Best pills for
Constipation, best for Sick Headache,
best for Sour Stomach. They never
gripe.--Clty Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Interest will the above Warrants
b. A. HOSKiNS, County Treasurer
s,y tina, this
NIL the outstanding Phillips paying entire
floating ind"noss OF tho county Tho business ON
cash b,Hn. Yours truly, A. UOSjfINs rroo.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

n-fanii having baen made In the pnytnan, Of
iyrof;tin pru'nilHpfy Note executed by Auyrist.
We 81 Colo Tor tho principal snm gi hya lgnlr'i
fulhra tIJ pnshiilu 10 tho order NJ Harden
4 Dies insnn, and rprurrd by certain d0pd III
ifnsf rsrvHihd hy MD augustus ~, t'nls IN tho
hfe w ~ Aumfi s u tt3 and faa9rlr1 uH 10
VI Sag 30 taHn-t A y iusi. IN boon n,
lrti7 p 10Y ilg lHur1a nl Logan COUNTY. stn,r
i0lud1 p'Ni," HuNrn IL hereby rivrn ma,
..rfsi Def iHfst IfntIUnad wifi. hy ,iItIe sol nn.
.Ht iirI fu4uf Hu authority ~ HAii decd ~ trust
pihl uHu Hiur fremont street dpaf " tho
ril .iIu Do iin county ~ A'aralios, state at
iv'.lf iu a. thn htHif VI twelve III cnri noon,
1o rhes,int, no sdh day ~ March. A u ltpi.
mo nrNpsiiy earyriti N sail deed ~ trust. de-.
seritrf follow tonli The n0rhssest
nuhrirt fhsT ~ 81 sfriitn one 90 IN invnalilp
els 90 rrtih, ranle inrs.sis - west, with ml
water iiphta Belonging 10 Paid lands
! prutianaoeas ,hsfoia i~ionrlbr. staa,s
III N. county II rhilliyr, fofn,ntly n par,
VI the county of Logan p,d tinie Of rnlnradn
- 81 ..t.. .
The state herald., 1893-02-24

SUMMONS.
srAInot goLoRAno. l..
COUNTY OF PHILLIPS. 81

SUMMONS.
srA1Hof COLORADO,
COUNTY OF PHILLIPS.
In tho County Court.
Augustine Root
i'iaIniif
VS. Alias
David X, rnngborn, Mary Ann SUMMONS.
fHngbJra .'.eufgc W Burton and
Andrew v. Harvey partners do
Lax business und.r the firm rntnr
Of Bufton Harvey, tulry ",
Leach and Mrs liil"y n. Leach
his wife whose first nnm. 1. 10
Webb, Defendants
TIM PEOPLE on rHE STATE or coLO-
10 Ueirs. q. barton and Andrew H. liar
yry pnfturfs doiug bus meas und lh- ffut
naihrUf llurtpb A Harvey. Riley NJ Leach,
nnd Mrs. Riley ~. Leach his Nie whose irnt
nhinr IL to plant n unknown. nnd \, T.
webb. tho drfrpunuis above niMoi, ,,fretlngi
You arc hereby required TO nppen In ~,
artlonbtonglt against soa by The pbot" named
plhntih. ~ me county oouti ~ philips Vui by.
". s,airo to"indo, nni answer lie eon-
pant ~ rem wiih,n tw"Hty hlys alter Tho
,eryirp huroof, v s''rrul WITHIN lli.ronnt "
" served out III tbs county, or by publication.
within thirty dlNH after the suftiru hnr,o ,
.,cluti," ol ibs Hay oi snrrif"i ur Judgement
Wy iiufihltNil b, atni h9tiia. yOl aetirlina
10 ihn pfAltto tha complaint, mud N % con-
~ III. rorplniit ~ The Above 'ntiiiM nriiah
b. nj .sr'si wiih ihis Summons, or u IN
avrtlr' hvrnsi hr mhio out 81 tina state thrn
ton lhk "a al iit'onhl - TIN mn II n1hnhita
.pacin u ipf ippa fan'n m a swur VIII tn
nj ow n no ore ~ iiting oi lhi4 .fnHht by 40
mat IL ore al
Tiu said elton Il brpuHh, Ia tore, lnOs "a
csf ain ~, rtKaRe ~ tho iollHW,na ~ ctiscd
~ prrti to'Nit. ho matthew y unhftur nf
svetiDn number nv" tlj Ia toNnship number
ont ~ mort 81 ran g Z rty.slA tfil west o.
the y IN IN hi up. county, Iuior 10 nl,d In
- OVER N SAN I'VE h ~ red aud slN dol
lars niid rtyis-trn con 70 0 Al aud later
80 NJ ihu rate ~ twelve copper pgin nor IN
ftl.N tItNn lat. lEUg.
ini appear rom the eDinpi mt IA said action
10 which f,fninncc N hero made,
And tnu ar hrruht noiinsd that " fnu fnil 10
appear, ami TO answer lilo utli son main, 80
Above required me Aiii ihihiin win tHku
Judgment m prayed ior III plaintiiis oOui.
riaint.
i.lsen under my. hand aud the seal Of
~ mi. NM ,la y ~ iirs 4, M, w." '""h'
The state herald., 1893-02-24
We WANT YOU

70 act a. our agent. ". furnish m extensive
sutilt aud all ,on need free. II cost. nothing 10
ny the business. We viii treat you we'll. and
A.lp YOU 20 earn ten times ordiuary wpyrs Roth
tses ~ NJ nHrs eau Iva nj home aud woft Ia
sparu time, o. MI tile time Any one rny where
Iw" Hundred bpiiats Month. No tias. OF
rnrl. ~ -" world ~" making 80 much money
wthon' eniainl A. those ~ work lot u, nusinrt,
any Other ontfeh 10 ngrnts. y'iu hayo n si.ar
hrli, Win ~ competition W. ctmip you with
everything, nnt supply printed direction. Tor
brtlnhsts which, " ohttsd faithfully, will bring
more money than will any ,,it.r huiiusss i,ns
prove your prospects WIZ nnif inu can do 20
EASILY And .ut.l, NJ work ipf Vs.. ltppsnnabis
INDUSTRY only mercury for absolute .necs.s
rhnni,l.i circular giving rtsff pafilru.t /. ,,n,
ft'p 'ohli, Dsins not ~ sending toe H.
GIon.G sfiSsuN A co,
bof No. ass, Portland, Nc.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

lcmttNsal.are tvlaintX.., !. i,Ssi.
Nntice fur Puhlir atiun.
(Act March 1871
United States Land Offiee, Stciling, Coo. n
Feb. =, ts93 L
Notice is hereby gwen that iiiiam ". F.s
ter has filed noite Of intention T. make com
mutui IN proof b fore Register or Receiver
ut sterling, Colo, on Tuesday. tho 2sth day OF
March. 1870. on tinibcr-cuiture application
NJ. t1G9. for the Sc 1T of section NOD, In tnwn
ship No Sn, range ~ ".
lie names ms witnesses:
Alonzo frank, Of naNtun, Colo,
Fret Frank 4"
Allen Il. Morrison, F"
Cllctt Gleason, q Fleming.
II T. TEpMUs iteistcr.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
Sold on Positive Guarantee.
On. MILES PILLS. SO Doses25crs.
Sold by nil Druggists.

FIRST publication tcbl7 isaal csj
NutiCa for uhlicatinn,
L. 5. Land oh.ce. sterling. colo.
Jan -, ISIS. ,
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
II nunieh settler las filed notice & his intcn.
ton to maze final prof IL support Of his
clam, and that said proof will br made bc-
fore clerk of district court Phillips
county Colorado ut llolyohc Colorado On
April IL ls.J. viz:
ELIJAH T. HAYDEN,
lid Entry No. IVY for the sc l-iscc %, ID
n, range 80 W.
He aaIncs the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton OF, said land, VIZ:
Charles baldwin, of IIolyokc, Colo.
Robert Nen,
oft. Sci.r q r, :.
Robert Mnrtcr, "
II. 4. TGnmo>f Register.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

lFlrst publication feb u ls9li so. osi
Notice. Tor utilization,
Land oflcu. sterling. rnin,
frb " it'gl
Nuiiro a. hefphr hyrn that tie following
~ nHnlul sftilrt lha nlpl notice OF his ia.
trntinn ~ make maj ptuuf IN support ~ Ills
riNni, aud ihnt said pfpuf will ia mnda iaz
fore Nm, q ltuhlnHHn, rntrmiHshnrf n, -
circuit Cuuu TOT tie district ~ Colorado az
linlynltn, rhlllips county. colo, on Mth n.
1853, tlEl
ANEL =. CARLSON,
y Ettr f1t TAR ssw "A see u ~ tn,rfTvv
n" uAWcn Tho following witnesses To- prnN.
hiH rNntinuuus traiiiOnru uunn nnd aultiyn.
iion 81, Hn.d laHd, Nbi
g 5nG, @, fe,oisli,, If iin.lnn, colo
fiui ". llavhs
ucyrH, \, Peterson,
u Efsn40s Register.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

First publication Jan 81 1899. Moo
Timber Culture Communication Proof.
Act March 3, 1891.
NnttcH fur Publication,
U. S. Land ONCE ut Sterling, Colorado,
jan Is, 1903
NOTICE is hereby given that Oscar
- rrego has He'd notice Il In
tention to make c ,mmutation proof before
Clerk NJ county court, Philips county
Colorado, at his office In iIolyoke, Colorado
on Saturday the ?5th day of Feb, 1923. on
timbcr-cultnre application M 2 Is for the s.w
or of sec No 9, In Township No in. range No
i5w He names us witnesses
John Cr0nquis,, :" :"
Phillip Peter. F"
Abraham u. rifrenh,rg" Z"
II. u TEpMoS, Register.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Bweei breath, sweet stomach. ueeel
lemper. oil r,eult from tho uga u ID
WITH Litilr EARLY liiaorb, the idmoue
blllt.apa .Al.y, Ding Store.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Land Office at Sterling, Coiorndo.l
Jun 81 1888,
NOTICES hereby given that the following
named settler hns fllcd notice of his IN.
tcntion to make final proof In support OF
MS claim, and that said proof will DO made
before WIN U Robinson commissioner U s
circuit court iol the district of Colorado at
ilolyckc, Philips county Colo, on Mch :.
1893, viz:
NILS SWANSON,
Hid Entry No so'6 for the ne i sec 3 tpSn.
range 10 W.
lilo names tho following witnesses to prove
!,ls continuous residence upon, and cultiva
ton Of, satd land, viz:
Gu ,taf +. Palmer, Of IJnStun, Colo.
John Bjorklun, :" !.
Hans Uberg, llolyokc /"
Charles j. bjorklun, - IlaNtun "
II. l.. TEpMoS, Register.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Ar ivtr' riit,5 RIA : l.Si 30. c.B
N1tiua icr Ratification,
IsiH 'sh.rt hf ~ ritfif. ,.l.,',''
....... Ia. g'.'sNslsf -
nj r'ilHi J. her.iN giv, iirt ~. .~..,.
~ rsnieti sriiisf be-. Li-ii nlf .,.tS .--ss.-"k
800 :" lnIkc Hrai Ir-i< in .uirsfs
~ ~. rtri'r, Q, % ri1t .gsf n.y. wilt H.. ~ l.
beiar- iuit FuliE.ch fulaiil.si, a. 4 :
tirr 4 tunfi for The. i.sricf a. ul1ln 81 e.
Euli he imiiil'9s oal.is. ,oii4.. oi, Msrh ,,
lsSsik;
.iuug uJpHk VS..
Id hrirA 10 o. Tor tho s u ,ir rce. ~
u, rnrFr WW.
H. uGarf t-r fai'oa Ing wltntiaos 10 prnvo
lus coniiuurri f--Iiru-' ulua, siud gig,!isu
tluu rf, Htd iauI. Via;
Sils Swanson, 81 iiaNtnu. tr,p.
Gusiaf y. Pa rer.
wan frt i.tpn.
John izaagsop, " II iyo;.e,
II ErEpnOs Edti-ior.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
lflrs, Publication Feb ~ M. G's
Notice for Publication.

land oEico at Sterling, Colol
i'-b 5. iNcii
Notice Is hon ~ aisof HAT the iul!pg H., iniu-
ell s''ilpr has hrai nesIoc al hts iairi,iinn To
make final rruot in -up4nit 81 lis riliig. and
Lhet siii i.rnnl viii y. male hsfnrr ti.rs uf
District ttnft Phillip. ,gGLts. goitt.iu.at
NolynE"t Cob. - ipril s.i-ia. tiz:
jOHS 2. Hll DRINK ono 1T the hpsg Of luhn
i. iiridbriuh. tlf4s I'D.
I'D kntrv No i!tis Tor tho ne = 81 tpS
r " ".
II. names Tie folio ing witacss, "a l,fp,r his
coutinrouf o.-ii!fucc u.vn, rad cultiyn,io. IL,
SAID ln'id VIZ;
newt n ilrEg ~ Ilrisulu, Cola.
ta-siuS u. rickrti " .
Mailrn 49, Stone.
dsr .3..- y. Say . -.
n.E Ti'HMaS itei.isr.
The Progress., 1893-03-18
4 SMALL. FIRE

Wednesday night about SIS o'clocl
the stable and barn OF Mr.. ID. T. Man
ming. with about tNenty bushels of
corn, a lot Of hay and horse. were
burned. The horse was afflicted
with some disease, and Mr.. Naming
had been smoking him in the early
part of the evening, and thinks he
must have dropped some fire during
the operation, which afterwards IL
nited and destroyed his property.
The horse was a fine saddle animal.
which had only recently been brought
from ST. Louis.
The Progress., 1893-03-18
THE FIRE SALE
Still Booming At Herman 70

Still Booming At Herman 20
diag'S.
Next week, beginning Monday
will be the slaughter of slaughters.
Goods will be put on the market al
a price never before known. BE sure
and see the list of few of the many
bargains.
Easter dresses Of every description,
consisting of
Silks of all kinds.
Challies of all kinds.
Organdies of all kinds.
Percals of all kinds.
Ginghams of all kinds.
India loDg-cloth of all kinds.
Persian mulls of all kinds.
Dotted and fancy Swisses of all
kinds.
Sateens Of all kinds.
Partisan. novelties in light woolens.
Beautiful light shades in Mcrque-
taire and iiye-button lengths.
BE sure and give me a call before
purchasing your Easter dresses. he
member, yours to serve,
HERMAN XoDIAG.
The Progress., 1893-03-18
LADIES ENTERTAINMENT.

A grand entertainer for tba hon
fit Of the ladies will be gin in this
city to-day and several AVS next
week. This entertainer will
eclipse.anything that has eve baor
undertaken in Shreveport. IL i1
be inaugurated to-day and will
sist of a display of the handsom,
stock of dress goods for SpriD,
wear that this section Of the count.
ever witnessed. OF course 1t will b
under the immediate management o
Messrs. Henry Dreyfuss IL Son, be
cause this firm always leads in stylis
goods. But this season they ar
presenting something intirely new t
the ladies, attractions which t
look upon means to 60 into ecstacie
over. And not only is this stock {
goods revelation to our people, br
it is being sold at prices that all ca
easily afford to buy. Come to tn
entertainment, ladies, because you
intere.ts will be carefully studied b
Henry Drefuss & Son.
The Progress., 1893-03-18
NOTHING DEFINITE.

To the hour of going to press the
railroad committee had reached no
definite conclusion in heir negoti-
ations with NesorS. hubbel and
Whitaker, but was in Intercourse
throughout the day. Fromwhat we
can learn, however, not only is all
not lost, but that there are gooi rea-
Sons to believe that the efforts of,otb
sides will be Unavaling.
On this part we have this to sE
and that is if the committee cannot
come to same agreement with these
gentlemen we hope they will give
the citizens an opportunity to try.
The Progress., 1893-03-18

/ Lucy Castle Josie Aston
Sallie FlOuruoy A NJ Her
/ Carrie Kahn Lucy Barker
| Theresa March Eva Anderson
Lulu Wilson Mary Leatou
LIST or BOYS VINO DREW FOR THE KITE.
Lake Stallcup Johnny Hicks
DeIeon SeiNas Walton Battle
MaXey BOazmau Benny Wise
, Boyer Whcelcs otis Billm
Charlie F. Crane Edwin IIinklc
flncus SingluSt Daniel Moch
Joseph Singlust Matt Stone
Clarence Rudy Elias Goldstciu
Willie IIirsch Abe BERGMAN
Jake Meyers Fred Iwally
Chas. Simpson Jake Bodeuhcimcr
Waiter Cook Gabc I,eadmau
Solomon Siuglust Sidney Braunig
Geo. DillenberScr Walter Dillenbcrger
Harry BlueSteIn Fred Wappler
Howard Doll Mamie IIiTsch
Henry Marks Ernest Xwally
Sidney Leadman George White
Robert Oliver Frank Doll
Herman Bergman Sidney Gronpr
Archie Braunig Archie Irtor
lsidOre Biucsteln Walter Basch
The Progress., 1893-03-18
FROM MIR. u. &. WHITE

The PRoGREss is under obligations
to its friend Mr.. T. G. White, now of
Washington, d. c., for copy of the
bound bulletins, relating to the pop
ulation of the United States by minor
civil divisions, as returned by the
I1th census. 1t is something we
have been wishing for for some time,
and we certainly appreciate Mr..
White for his kindly thought for us.
The Progress., 1893-03-18

all tho ulpts o. the universe. noble
women, ia your i,Ithiul endtaNUrs 10 do
good, you consider neither creed nor
race, bpt 20 with tender hearts and will
ing hands TO answer all calls for charity.
viii you not. in the name Of our Fa-
Their. go one step farther and include
fallen women in your deeds of mercy?
Whole books have been said i'm condem-
nation of these women, while the lines
cou be counted that have been said IN
their behalf, aud yet each and every one
of them has soul as dear TO our Father
as the purest among us. Some months
ago, during IA religious revival here, sew
eral good mothers of our town went INTO
one Of these palaces of sin and prayed
with the inmates there. I unde. stand
they were not only kindly received, but
that tears of penitence. and the expires
sion of desire TO lead a better life. re-
warded their brave and noble deed. True
their sin is great, their crimes greater,
aud the blot of impurity must always
stamp woman with social ostracism,
but cannot some avknue OF escape be
opened for those who desire 10 leave
such horrible life: Invite them to help
YOU in your charity. Those who respond
win evidence desire to do better, and
would not willingly do aught to iniuie
YOU III you fear the touch even of SYM
The Progress., 1893-03-18
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Andrew BOlan to l.. NJ. Melton. LOT
20, ten-acre lot IS, 500.
Serena A. Lewis to Mary T.. Fur
man, lot fl, ten-acre lot 20. S16O.
Patrick Carmody to Grandson
Deed, southeast quarter of south
wee quarter section s, township H.
rams II. $50.
l. M0oring TO Jacob Hoss. 504
acres acres o land described in transfer.
The Progress., 1893-03-18
Mh9RlAGE LICENSES

John hls aud Mary Thomas,
Thomas Dylpd and Miss Willie G..
Wright, A. HElroumberg and Miss
A H. Blum tanford Hollins and
Emma Tyler, I'm Armistead and
Mrs. Emma Brow
The Progress., 1893-03-18

or than il was one week ago, being "a
general decline of ZIG.
Provisions.
Bacon-Steady at 11sic.
Dry salt Mrats-llI.
Breakfast Bacon-lJr. hy the box.
Hams-ChOice canvassed sugar cured.
l5{c.
Lard-lOlI @l314c.
Breadstuffs.
Flour-Flrm: family, $3.50; extra
fancy, 1915; patents, s4.25; sacks Toe | eI
obi. less.
Cornmeal-Firm, $3.50; sacks Be pei
Dbl. less.
Coffee and Tea.
Coffee-Firm; fair. 19c: medium
grade 2lc; better, 22215 Ca2jc.
Tea-Fair. 4Oc; good, 5UdGOc; fine. 75@
Soc; finest, sl01.25 per lb. 10y chest.
Sugar and Molasses.
Sugar-Firm: yellow clarified, i3Ic
white clarified, 81; graduated. 5lIc.
MOlasses-Common. 20c; prime open
kettle. 35G3s; choice reboiled, 2SCa33c.
Esculents.
Onions-s450 per bbl.
Beans-Navy, SIC per ID.
PotatOes-Eating, Si.2U per bu.; seed,
IL pecks, $3.25; 10 pccks, $500.
Bagging and Ties.
Bageing-2 lbs, g. So: Ia lbs, 52lc.
Twine-For baling purposes. 10 per
Id. by the bale.
Iron TIes-5ll5
Grain and Feedstuffs.
Corn--Stesdy; white. seed none; mixed
sacked, soc per bu.
Hay-Timothy, sl7.j0; prairie, 10000
ll.5O.
na,s L,;,,,,. ,rav, a., TIN,
none.
Rye-Sl.10.
Barley-f1.O0.
Bran-95c.
Chopped Corn-sl.l5 per 100 lbs.
Whrat--3lin.
FrUits ana Uuts.
Apples -Si.aOG5.OO per Dbl.
Almonds-lsa20c per Id.
Brazil Nuts --l2c per III.
Dried Fruit-Apples, Dye; evaporatcd
lie.
Filberts-12c per III.
emons-S3.00a3 !. 30 per box.
Peanuts Hand-picked, red raw. "a 6DjS1
white, 5a6c: roasted, L. higher on All
grades.
Pecans-G@12c per ID.
Walnuts-i5c per It.
Raisius-New stock. S2.25 per box.
Oranges-Louisiana. 81. 90G3.25 per box;
Floriaia. none.
Chickens, Eggs, Butter.
Grown chickens, per doZ. :3OO@3.25
Grown young chickens. .. 800
Eggs, per doZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 9MlO
Butter, country. per lb......... 2Od2j
Turkeys. Observation-Disclosures. .. j0cGsl %
Hides and Wool.
Dry flint hides, per III. .... o.. ~
Damaged ..-... ...... ~
Drv sailed 4
Dul. 1900. .....-..---..-
6lueStoch. -...--.-. -..-...
Green. ..................... ~
Wet salted Observation-Disclosures. 5a3lS
Deer skins. ....... ..... ....... -
bOat sklns ....--.-...--..--.... ..... -Oo -
cneep shils. ........-.. .-.-.-.-..-..l loo 80
Wax, good bright. ........... ~
Wool, washed -. . 25GaO
Spring, clean and unwashed. .... .ls0,20
BURY ard black. ..............lO 100 Il
Tallow. in barrels ............ :
The Progress., 1893-03-18
Pocket protectors Lees Prices.

When Honesty has no time to look
after public matters, Knavery has
wide field to operate in.
The Progress., 1893-03-18
LOG AL NH-AREET.
Cotton Market.

The general tone of the market is low
or than il was one week ago. being "a
Upnpral dpeIi mo of DIG
The Progress., 1893-03-18

Three saws We're found in the Jail.
Must echo tell who placed them
there?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

o. Party Ties wiz nlpd His senator
fal Vote.

NsssrvGro~. March f6-The change
that has come ever The senate wss pstenf
- the fncst Inexperienced observer %
day. As aooa a. tho body adjourned
tnsl8y after - bret session the army ~
cf'ice seekers who have been fhrsngi
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

Judge Dallas Aileviates the Pennsyl-
yania Company's Fears

PHuApELpHrA. March l6. Charles B.
NcMichael. counsel for New York bond
holders Of the READING Railroad com
pany. who yesterday called upon the
Pennsylvania company for granting
annuifies 10 take action as trustee 10
obtain the removal Of Mr.. Mcleod as one
Of the receivers. wentto New York today
10 consult with his clients and ascertain
whether they will be justified in apply
ing 10 the courts TO have Mr.. Mcleod
deposed Samuel s Hollingsworth. rep
resenting the Pennsylvania company Tor
insurance on lives and granting annu-
tiles. came into the United States
court today and stated To Judge
Dallas that his object in coming into
court was not 70 make any application
in regard 10 the demands made on the
company by tho New York bondholders
of the Recalling railroad: but he was
there 10 ask that the court would not do
anything in any application that might
be made in the matter without first CIV
ing notice 10 the Pennsylvania company
for insurance on lives and granting an
nuities- Judge Dallas said that that
would have most likely suggested itself
10 the court. He, however. thanked Mr..
Holiingsworth for calling attention 10 ii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17
THEY DIED FOR LOVE
AMiIIionaire's Daughter Murdered
BY Her Lover.
WHO BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS
A Tragedy NJ Pa.s Christian Which
Will shake Mslwaukcr sociesy
To the FoundAsions-
WHO BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS

Pass CHRISTIAN. Miss. March ia
most startling discovery was made here
today Of the bodies Il Miss Alma Nun
nemacher. daughter Il Herman Nunne-
macher. prominent merchant Of Mil
waukee. and William Is. Miller. also of
Milwaukee. both of whom had been shot
through the head. Miss Nunnemaeher
had been spending the win
ter here with her parents and
last week Mr.. Miller. 10 whom che was
engaged. arrived here. He parents op
posed the match. and on Friday after
noon. after luncheon. she left the house.
and as night came on and she did not
return. and Mr. Miller had also disap
peared. IL was supposed that they had
gone of iemarried.
On Sunday the parents left. hoping TO
find their daughter in New Orleans
This afternoon young boy found the
bodies in pine thicket on the north
side OF the railroad. about 10 yards
from the depot. From the position
in which they were lying. the sup
position il that the young man first
shot his companion through the left
temple, and shot himself behind the
right ear. and death in both instances
must have been instantaneous
The affair was evidently premeditated.
as Mr.. Miller had borrowed the pistol
from one Of the citizens in the morning.