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TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Henry S. Valentine. Of the co,,n,, :.
81 fncpIo and state Of Colarado, did on the III Il
ny aay OF January A. d. imsl by his certain deed
- m the Office Of the clerk and recorder Of snId
tuebio county on the second day Of February.
~ n- 1888, In book lIG at page 1872 Of the ~ > ;
cords of said county. convey to GbarIes \ s.r-
ton. as trustee, the following descrf4s,i real
estate. situate in Pueblo county, Colorada'
~, Lot Numbered forty -four (4l), and the sou,h
,Wensy Two Ieet ~ ~ Of lot numbered fOrty
steel,on sny ~ sipk numbered n, , eighty s In
upiands Park. in the Town, now civ ~ n Rs..s =
r. mer according TO the plat Of said stceiton SUBJ
toeethsr on wi ne Il, IF the clerk and recorders once,
cure the payment Of His certain prom,ssorr 70 nos -
OF even date with said deed Of trust for ths ann
las oo due cne yeas snd st.r Thirty.aye Dollars
at twelve per cent per annnm; and '''''e"'
i, " M,nkkEAs, BY the terms Of said trust deed
ment ~ AN ia. n 10 case of default in the pay
terest thereon according to the tenor and ~,
o. ,1 sa,m note note that the said premises misSt H.
sa aG,ss for ora the purpose
wankkAs, ucianlt has been made in the N. ~
sincf Irt". am% mI'e ana the inttrest thereon due
~ hEREAs, no part Of the pr,pcin., ann, =,
anu has been paid, In consequence on vhlcs
Piled t. ths he ,eSs, hoisr Of ,.f note has sp
ny said trust deed provided. ~ " e"''"e' -
IL, NOW, therefore, I, Charles +. saxtou. tru....
Jssod ~ uc ~. " the power vested In me nv srI3
lion tne,,%s , ,na M IN pursuance and i. sxecs.
holder q said note and for he purnoss - ,ss' s
from sda ~, principal and the Interest thersy..
tr,,a, ~, mate, and the rosts and expepses "A this
'r"s'' ~ hereby give notice that Mn n '"''
:. N ,ruEsDAY, NOVEMBER n. ~ "
hirhs,, cocd ocd m seli at public sactios 10 ~
dSer q the sa cosrs ss' haas bidder = ~ e. .ss
q & &Goloradh sll the right, titis III i.srsse sss
Iu.Z r rcdenptsoa oS ths 10 HsCcx
u hishsss ~ n,i hsln sd essigss ss,l% "a,
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE


Next Monday evening that sterl-
ing delineator of Irish character,
Mr.. Tarry Ferrell, will give scenic
production of his new Irish comedy
drama, "Garry Owen" at the Grand
opera house. The play is n stirring
illustration of the workings of the
Irish suspect act in the Emerald
Isle, and abounds in strong situa-
tions and startling incidents. The
great chapel scene, wherein the
Eastern service is rendered by Il
grand church choir, is one of the
most beautiful, as well as sublime
and inspiring effects ever placed
upon the stage. Mr.. Farrell carries
an organ for this special scene
which is manipulated by Prof A. G.
Enuer, late organist of the Cathedral,
San Francisco, Cal. The songs of
Mr.. Farrell, the church choir, larry
Owen quartette and members of the
company are very captivating. The
visit OF Tarry Farrell and his fine
organization to our city should be
met by liberal patronage. The ad-
vance sale of seats is now open at
regular prices.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Israel Cohen, of the county Of
Pueblo md state of Colorado. did on the
Sth h,s day Of March, A. D. isss By his certain
corded In the office Of the clerk and re-
corder OF Pueblo county, state of Colorado.
page 20, OF the records OF said county, convey
to kirke ii. Field ms Trustee, or In case OF hfs
iaiinre f9T % any reason re- e act aa such Trustee.
EiPaso and state Of Colorado, As his sue
cessor IL trust, the following described real
estate situated In said county of Pueblo and
Lot numbered seven "a in block numbered
three t3l In Comstock Place, IA sub b-division OF
Pueblo, now part of the consolidated city Of
Iueblo according to the recorded plat of
snid Comstock Place. TO secure the payment
OF his certain ten promIssory notes OF even
date with said deed of trust. one for the sum
OF si1.!o and nine for the sum OF 3l2 each,
E5a@ AND NJ MoRTGAGE gsfe! 81 'ce ceMPASYYA eeMPASSYADo TX.
spectively OIL September |, 1898 and March 1
and September In each of the years 1904,
WHEREAS, 1t Is provided In said deed OF
trust: that in ease of default In the payment
of said notes or any part thereof, when the
then all the notes shall become due and
payable and tn" Trustee, or in case OF his
George W. Walker, successor In trust. upon
the request of the legal holder of said notes
should proceed 10 sell and dispose Of the said
premises, according to the terms and for
The uses and purposes therein provided, and
WHEREAS, default has been made ii the
payment OF the note OF $l2 due September i,
1874 and which hns not been paid as re-.
9uired by the terms of said deed Of trust, but
Is stu due and unpaid. nnd
WHEREAS. kirke II. Field, the trustee
named In said deed oftrust, is absent from
the state of Colorado and is unable to Act.
and ''
WHEREAS, the holder of eight OF said notes
OF VIZ each has elected to declare the same
uue anu payable, on account of the failure
10 Pny SAID notes according to the terms Of
said deed of trust. "
Now, therefore. ut the request of the
legal holder of said notes and under and by
virtue OF the nthOrity In me vested by The
terms of said deed OF trust, l, George W
walker OF FL Paso county, state of Colorado
as successor IN trnst. will on Wednesday, the
zist day of November, ID. 1904, al one
O'Clock, p m. ut the front door Of the Court
house of said Pueblo county, Colorado we'll
the above described real estate. with
appurtenances nnd all the right, title. beneft
ANA equity of redemption of the said Israei
Cohen, his heirs and assigns therein, nj
pubic auction, for the highest and best price
the same viii bring In cash, for the purpOse
n1 paying said notes and the costs and ex
penses or executing this trust.
Dnted at Colorado Springs Colorado thts
18th day of October, A. ID. 1884. '"'"
GEORGE W. WALKgR
r,,, Successor in Trust
First publication October 20 1894. st.
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Notice to Politicians.

The John \. Logan Circle q. 4. X.
VIII give an entertainment at the
Mechanic block democratic head
quarters) the event ng of October 81.
Refreshments will be served, a good
band Will be in attendance and
dancing will be feature, which will
continue until o'clock
The great and leading feature will
he political: A vote will be taken on
governor and district judge. The
candidate securing the highest vote
for either office will be presented
with an elegant silk quilt made by
the ladies of Circle. The populists.
prohibitionists, democrats and re-
publicans will each have table
with emblems of their respective
parties. The ladies guarantee n
free ballot and tair count, and
further guarantee that the candi.
date receiving the highest vote at
the entertainment will he elected
Nov. 9th. Each party will present
its candidates i'll Il five minute
speech. Admission ten cents. Each
ballot ten cents. Any voter above
the age of 5 years may vote as many
ballots as they see proper without
fear of prosecution.
JOSEPHINE GRANT,
President
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and who refused TO contribute cent
toward the republican campaign fund
He was petitioned to do so but not Il
cent would he give. Henry too, as every
body knows, bolted the ticket. And
now he is making the air blue in calling
down imprecations on the heads of re
publicans who cannot. neither from the
standpoint Of good party men or OF
good citizens support the gang Judicial
ticket
Let ii be known. also. that there is /,
crowd Of republicans in Bessemer who
are bawling at the 'bolters' and who have
at this time an understanding to bolt
John X. Gordon, republican candidate
for float senator, and to support j. K
Dempsey. the democratic candidate for
the same position. In previous years
they always have supported Dempsey as
against his republican opponent. and
they will do so again AS the vote will
show.
n. Walter Dixon and other prominent
republicans were well known boilers OF
their ticket last fall.
The republicanism OF this crowd must
be sized up by its record
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NOTICE OF SALE.
NntIre il hcrcl,v yiven th,t

Notice Is hereby given that.
WHEREAS, J, Z. Einmnl did on the 2ard
dny of November, 1881, borrow of the Bes-
semcr Building and Loan Association $iO.E
and gave lot = in block Y liondale. town
of liessencr, in the county of Pueblo and
state of Colorado. and certain stock of said
Association ms security therefor. said loan
being secured by warranty deed for the
aforesaid property being executed and de
livcrcd by said Emnnl to said Association.
and n contract being given TO said Emmal
by snid Association providing that when
said 500 90 and interest, together with nIl
fines should be paid by said Emmal to said
Association In conformity with the bylaws
said Emmnl. But In case of default in the
payment of said loan, or interest or any fines
or charges nccruing thereon or either OF
them, then said Association might
after thirty days notice by mail to said
Emmnl terminate said agreement and take
possession Of said property and sell the snne
at public sale 10 the highest and best bidder
forcnsil in conformity with the terms of
% IN confor"Iiy wv With % Tie 'y Sylaws 1e Of sa% i As
sociation and the terms Of snid contract to
pay said loan. interest, fines and charges,
and
WHEREAS, said Emmul has defauiied in
the payment Of said loan and interest and
fines aud said Association has given said
thirty days notice and terminated said con-
tract and taken possession of said here
inhcforc described property.
Now. therefore, ], Il. p. Hawke. secretary
of said Association, being duly authorized so
70 do by said Association. Will on Monday,
day nj the east front door of the Court house
in the city and county of Pueblo. In the
state of Colorado. sell the hereinbefore de-
scribed redl estate 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash and apply the proceeds
thereof In conformity with the terms of said
contract and the bylaws of said Association
Ia the payment of said loan aud the interest,
fines and charges thereon.
F. z. Hawke,
secretary of the Bessemer Building and
Isoan Association.
First publication sept. ~, 1894. 81
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Burn wood instead of coal. 1t makes
a quick fire, soon dies out and is cheaper
Pannebaker X Anderson keep Ii.
II you want 10 enjoy very pleasant
evening go to the city hall Wednesday
the 3lst and listen to the Stanchtield
band.
WASTED-A reliable man in every
town to distribute circulars, 81 per 1909
and tack up signs. Established 1880.
Address Trade Circular Addressing and
Distributing Co, l25 Clark street
Chicago. Ill.
Joseph Spoor, who met with pain
ful accident last week in having his
right wrist badly lacerated by the sharp
end OF steel rail is getting along slowly
for time.
Leave express orders with A. b
Chase, office at stable on Spruce street
Don't fail to attend the band concer,
and ball next Wednesday evening
Eoh hfNl Wp Ut tLfet iuTHisutt
rooms for housekeeping. Also one
furnished single front room with stove
Inquire al this office.
Toilet preparations Of all kinds al
the Bessemer Drug store.
| c. NJ. Stricklett has opened up tn,
/ Vienna bakery at the corner of Northern
and Evans avenues and is calling on hi,
customers in as handsome a wagon as il
is possible 10 turn out. The front par
of the bakery is being fitted up.
Burn wood instead of coal. 1t makei
a quick fire, soon dies out and i.
cheaper. Pannebaker ~ Anderson keel
it.
/ W p Swartz is one of the staunchcs,
advocates of the interests of this end OF
town and never fails TO say Il good word
for it when he can. That's the sort oi
citizens who do good.
The concert and ball to be given b,
the Stanchtield band at the city hal
next Wednesday evening is sure 10 he ;
great success.
Cut flowers sweet peas specially
Also some lovely. tubroses. \ large
variety of pot plants. Call AT Mrs
keltner's. No. 1920 Spruce street.
Ladies' gold watches, the finest and
cheapestt ever sold in the city at Nc
Cluer's iewelry store. Nothing TO equa
quality and price ever seen before. Cal
and see for yourself
The steel works will start up again
early next week as all the general re
pairing will he done.
WANTED To trade second hand
New Mail pneumatic tire bicycle. or
new sewing machine for a horse Ap
ply at III W. 18th street
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TALKING BACK.
Reader, Who are the Best Republicans

Reader, WhOare the Best Republicans?
The so-called kickers vs. the judicial
ticket are the true republicans. to say
nothing about their better citizenship.
In all campaigns it is customary for
those officials holding office through the
grace OF any party to contribute their
fair share toward conducting the cam
paign, which AZ good party men they
are expected to do, and no thanks to
them.
But how was it with such men as
Elwell, Seaver and Mccoy one year ago?
Judge Elwell, who is receiving $1,000
per year from his Office by grace of the
republican party, did not contribute one
cent to the campaign fund, and on top
of this he bolted the ticket with strong
leaning toward populism.
District Clerk George Seaver who
receives the fat salary of s2,5OO per year
reluctantly contributed the miserable
sum OF $40 when he should have given
at least five times that amount, and
besides he went round roaring about the
republican party making pauper OF
him. Here is little speech made by
Seaver at the time which is sub
stantially word for word AZ spoken by
him; and Mr. Seaver will not deny it.
Now mark the boasted republicanism OF
the man who is making such loud com
plant about the ''bolters.'' He said
Il don't know that I'm with the re-
publican party. claim to have always
been republican, and after lumber
OF years Of hard work in Washington
returned to Pueblo and the republican
party by their vicious and unjust legis-
lation, national, state. comfy and city.
have made me pauper today. My
purpose is to be with the winners, and
IL the populist party continues as they
have done showing themselves to he the
friend Of the people. then am pop
ulist; and IL that be treason make the
most Of it,!
That is what George Seaver, the re-
publican district clerk said, the man
who urged on his friends in the late
convention by saying: when you vote
for ElwelI you vote for me-" And now
II you want hin, vote for Eiwell He
also boIted the ticket.
Then comes HenSy AeCo5, depaty
distsiet c3RA. VIZ - ezAo0 ~ ysef,
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SUMMONS.
% Pueblo M ' County, IS: In the District Court.
Edward W. Kirk, plaintiff, Summons

'Pas PaeSo Sl 1a,%r0 c"%niy the District Court
Edward W. Kirk, plain,Ih, summons
Matte a. Kirk. defendant ceedings.
The people of the state Of Colorado, tn the
Defendant above named, greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, in the District court of
"ueblo county, stnte Of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within thirty days
nfter the service hereof. II you are served
within this state; or within nifty days after
the service hereof, If served personally out
side the state Of Colorado; or, II served by
publication, within sixty days from the
had the same IN though you were present.
This is an action brought to obtain .
decree of divorce and such other and further
relief as may seem to the Court just and
equitable from the complaint, = copy Of
which u hereto attached, and the evidence
induced upon the trial.
Plnintif prnys thnt the bonds of mat trimony
existing between plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved and ench be released from the
obligations thereof, and for such other and
1nrther relief ms may be Just and proper, on
the grounds Of the defenant having willftilly
deserted and nbsented herself from the
plnintih, without any reasonable calise, and
has departed from this state without any In
ienlion Of returning, as set forth more fully
In the said complaint, to which reference IL
hereby made.
Witness George Seaver, clerk of our said
Court, with The seal thereof hereunto anixed,
at my office, In the city OF Pueblo, this 9Th
day Of sept. A. ID. 1891.
SEAL GEO. SEAyEh,
Clerk.
White Il Dunbaugh, PITTS Attys.
First publication sept. -, 1884. St
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leaks In our whole system Of local govern =
mental machinery is in the Office Of district
clerk. hut II Dixon and Elwcll elected
Scascr and MrCoy will remain.
There may he place, IN This world for such
men a- seavcr aud Mctoy, but they certainly
have N" business in the office of clerk of the
district court; neither have men who will nr-
point them To such positions any business on
the bench.
Vote for Devine and VOORHEES, and bc rid ni
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Three Good Men.

Devine. Voorhees, and Sabin. These
are the three clean, honorable and up
right men who have been made the m,
plements OF the people OF this Tenth
Judicial district through whom they
expect to smash the corrupt and
expensive court house gang that has
fattened upon the people.
These are the men who will bring
justice, cleanliness and economy To the
people, and
These are the men whom duty calls
ON us to elect.
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Band CQncert.

Don't fail to attend the concert and
ball to be given the evening OF the
81 inst at the Bessemer city hall. The
boys are in good training and will give
most delightful entertainment. Every
body should attend and show by their
presence their appreciation Of Il good
home band.
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A chance to witness the grand
prize drill at Lendville Oct. 30 is
offered by the Santa Fe. Tickets
good going % and 80, with return
limit OF five days at one fare for the
round trip. For further particulars
call at Santa Fe ticket Office, triangle
block.
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Dur Circulation.
pr.pLo, Colo, Oct. n

PuEBIo. Colo. Oct. y, 1891.
This is TO certify that we have this
day printed Three Thousand Five
Huddred copies of the BEssEMER INDI-
GATOR.
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For Sale.

At a great bargain. IA nicely improved
80 IT. lot in good locality in Bessemer.
Fruit and shade trees Water in. For
further information inquire at this
office
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Look TO your house, your daughter
and your bags, Thieves. Thieves
OtheiJo,
Money deposited in the Central
National bank is safe from thieves.
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Is respectfully called to the import
ant fact that we have as full and
complete line of the following
goods as was ever seen in Pueblo.
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Burn wood instead of coal 1t makes
a quick fire, soon dies out and is cheaper
Pannebaker X Anderson keep ii
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-13
JACKSON wITHORAws HIS FORFEIT
The Fight is Now Off Sure E~nough-The
Slugger Goes Home.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Peter Jackson left
this afternoon at 3 o'clock on the Erie
road for New York. Before leaving he
called on Will J. Davis at the Columbia
theatre, in company with Parson Dayies,
and withdrew his $4,000 forfeit.
Parson Davies drew a sigh of relief,
when the money was taken down and the
fight declared off. II am very glad it is
over" he said. II never was so tired of
anything. Corbett will now miss a little
advertising he probably expected to pay
$4,000 for. For believe he intended to
postpone the fight ever if it had been set
for nine months from now. l suppose
Corbett will now meet Jackson in New
York and flare another challenge in his
face as he steps on the boat to leave for
home"
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New York Suns Cotton Report,

New YORK, September 13.-The Suns
cotton review says: Features: Ru-
mOrs are rife that a New Orleans firm
estimates the crop at 300. 600 bales
minimum and large receipts at the ports
as well as a decline at Liverpool. had a
depressing effect here. though the
opening was slightly higher, because
at that time Liverpool showed less
weakness than had been expected, and
the reports from the south, moreover,
indicated a very large precipitation
over a considerable stretch of territory
where rain is not desired.
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JAPANESE THE bGGREssoRs.
another Report of the Great Naval Battle
of July Goth.

.-ctrCr Report of the Great Naval BattIe
of July ?Gth.
IaEDoN. September IA dispatch 10
the Times from Wei-Hai-Nei Yesterday
SAYS that a committee composed of for
irner,. after examining the incidents
nf the naval fight of July 18th. declares
that the Japanese were the aggressOrS.
The thinc>c. the committee adds. were
careful TO avoid the appearance of pro-
vocation. but the japanese waylaid the
Chinese, selecting a good position. The
Chinese senior ship escaped, making a
running fight while greatly damaging
her purSuer. The second Chinese ship
fought until her ammunition was eX-
hausted and two of her guns were de-
stroved. The same morning, it appears
the Japanese arrived from Seoul and
attacked the Chinese at Asan. These
operations We're evidently we'll con-
certed.
The Chinese fleet, according to the
dispatch. is now collected at Wei-hai-Wei
and is in perfect fighting trim. The
Chin-Yuen has been repaired and is re-
eruiting seamen freely. An excellent
esprit de corps exists among the Chinese
sailors and they are waiting orders to
enable them to assert the supremacy of
China in Korean waters.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
One Case of Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, D.. C., Sept II DIR. John
Guiteras, the yellow fever expert who
was sent by Surgeon General Wyman, Of
the marine hospital service, to investigate
the alleged cases of yellow fever on the
British steamer Tyzack, from Havana,
now at quarantine station off Cape
Charles, reports as follows:
lone Of the cases at quarantine is yel.
low fever; the other two are not. Every
facility was given me for the examina.
ton of the patients. Wilson is slowly
improving from a severe attack of yellow
fever. The chief engineer, Mr.. Pool, has
a very severe bronchitis, and possible
typhoid fever. The steward Of the ship
has a slight attack of ephemeral fever
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