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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the General Post 0ffGa
up to Augus! 81, 1894

Adler, P C2) Austin, Mrs ~
Austin, Mr. Arcia, I 3
Bankouske, Mrs N Balfour, Mrs E
Barber, IL Beagn, Mr.
Beckley, Miss q Bernard, G
Bedlar, Mrs Bush, l.
Borges, NJ Blaisdell,
Brandt. Brandt, Mrs
Brandt, Nj &C Bales, Mr.
Crowningburg, d Clarke, Miss \
Carter, Miss C Cretyleto, 9
Cannon, II Cartel.
Collins, J X Cooper, !
Duval. y Davis. Mr.
Dumont, + Douglas, r W
Esser, i
Fake, A Flint,
Friel Nj Friedersdorff, r ~
Farrell T
Galbraith. H Gibson, T H
Gambs, Mrs c
Hatton, w HAYES, f H
Harvey, Miss X Heaten,J
Holmes, A Holloway, J FC2)
Hall, Mrs G NJ Hagan, DR. N
Irving. X
Johnson, Mr. johnson, Mrs A
johnson. Mrs Z tombstone, h Il
Kimberley, & W 90 Kellv.J
keeen, H kreikow, c
Lee, r E Laik, Miss 5
Morehead, Mr(2) Monroe, Mrs
Montgomery, Mitchell, }
McShane, A e Murphy, c J
Nicholas, Don Juan de S
Peterson. Capt c Peterson, Capt o w
Packard W PlatteSton, Mandress
Powell, J Payne, I
Pickard. " Powder, G
POmeroy, A Place. NJ y
Richards, TT Richardson, Prof
Robertson, T Richard. K I
Rieplaker, f
Spalding, r Sanford, D f
Simpson. J Stillman, Mrs ] (2y
Sing, | A SCringeUur. K ,
shae & Co, H Mr. Starbuck, Mrs (2)
Smith, 4 Smith, J W
Simonson. Miss 4 Shaffer, II \
Stokes, W E smith d Co, Messrs
Sorensen, Capt T E J X
Saga.leZi, Mr.
Taylor, (2) TheOl, Mr.
TOomey, Capt D Thompson, J
Thomas. W Il Taylor, Mrs W
Tennemann, B
Valpool, c
Wilder. T o Wolfe, MIR
Wilhelm Estate White, II G.
Walker, c Wo ter. Mr.
Wagner, Mrs G l. Whartman, Mrs
Whitney. Mrs J 7 Williams,
Williams, T ID Wallace, r
Wallace. Mrs Wallace
Young, K
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Letters"
JOS. II. DAT,
Postmaster-Gcneral.
General Post Office, Honolulu, August
81, 1894.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
To Whom it May Concern.

To Whom ii May Concern.
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provisions Of lection 2, Article a3 of the
Constitution, all Commissions held un-
der appointment from the Department of
Finance are null and void from and
after the first day OF September, 1894.
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full, date Of Commission. District and
location Of residence in District.
All re-appointme-t4 will be duly
gazetted and none other will be valid.
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Minister OF Finance.
Finance Office. august 9th, 1891.
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The Planters Monthly.

Inc tlaHt6i'S MGiiGilIy.
CONTENTS FOR AUGUST.
1894.
Current Notes.
Rainfall Table.
Oahu Railway & Land Co.
Tea Culture in Hawaii-Conclud-
ed.
President Cleveland ON Sugar
Duties.
Coffee Culture in Hawaii.
Commercial Fertilizers and Green
Maturing.
Notes on Hamakua Mills.
Life in the Soil.
Guilty or not Guilty.
Cane Diseases in n. S. Wales.
Sugar Cane in California.
Items of Interest to Sugar Boilers
and Others.
Transfer of Sugar Cane from Carts
to Cars.
Artesian Water for Irrigation.
Mckinley Act and Sugar Bounties.
The Egyptian Sugar Industry.
The Tomato.
Benefits of the Sugar Bounty.
Sugar for Japan.
Subscription $3.50 year.
Foreign Subscription So a year.
Sn
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WILL PROTECT AMERICANS
The Fleet On the China Station To
Be Strongly Reinforced.
ONLY TWO SHIPS THERE AT PRESENT

Taking n Lesson From Brazilian Ex-
periences, the Administration VIII
set Promp;ly-ETect OF the War on
Commerce-OTers OF Help to Japan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Gin 6ebeimnis.

Sic 3ei9er Der Srpnseuhr in Dem tlei=
ilen Salon in Der SertiproltraBe, in wel=
der Selene 2lroen mir ibrer 8eielibaf=
term, 6rau MorriiOn, wpbnte, Seiste Elm
Giertel nab a6t llbr, als Margrape's
@agen Dor Der Sbilre belt.
Margrape's gei6dftli1e Steaun9
mar ni6t unbeoeuteuo, er bate cine
groBe uno pOrnebnle YrNris. Tdbei
mar sr Elm Wann BON snter Samilie,
elegant, getuanOt uno talentuoll, ieoer=
mann ia9te, er lei 81 gut fir eiuen glo=
potaten. Nber err mar babel bod Elm
iebr gutter Nouotat, wie feline G"lienten
iagten. Mit su%siunooreibi9 Sabrsn
mar er nod INNER unperbeiratbet, nie=
mano wuBte iuarum; oenn mGube
i10ne Game bate nit Stols ia 9eant=
wOrtet auf einen SeiratbsGntras BON
Wtdr9rape. Nber Der l6Due glopptat
ihien feline Sunageielenireibeit 81 idd=
ZEN; oenn mdre ieiu SerS fir peibli6e
0rasie sugdnali6 geweIen. 10 bate er
es ieoeuiaus in Der Geieli6ait ieiner
biibiben Wtiinoel, Selene 4roen, lnOer=
meiolib perlieren miinen.
Selene befuno iib erit ieit wenisen
@o6en in 2onoOn. Sic bate ben
S6ub ibrer Saute IN Yaris uerlailen,
Inn li6 in Den Struoel oss eu9lii6en
8eiellbafts.ebens Su l"ilirSen, inter ben
gerdumiSen Sittiben elmer dlteren
Game, melhe bon ibrer Sante uno
Serr Mar9rape lor9IGlti9 aus9ewGblt
Worosn mar. Sie @elt mar ibr nod
neu, uno IL Paris bate lie li6 uur III
en9em Greiie beiuegt.
TOn War9rape, Der ibr aus ibrer
eliitllhen Su9eno in Den ibottiibsn
Bergen betdnnt lpar uno ibr Saus Su=
weilen beilbt bate. erwartete lie 2atb
uno Seitun9 llno iiigte lib 10 iebr iei=
mem GinflWB. ais Db er wlrtli6 iener
Seibiiber uno Tater gepeien wIre, Den
CT ppr Dem GeIeB pOrltellte. 3upeilen
bate er ibre Sante in Y0ris beIu6t
unO iiir Selene Die Sdrtlibe Sreuuo=
ihait zines llteren Sruoers lesei9t.
Sbre @angen rOtbeten iih. als Der
Wagen inter benz Senlter anbielt.
,NumL Srau MOrriicn," ia9te lie
ipoitiib. .,werOm mir meinen unper=
9leih!iten 3utiInitiaen ieben nit Dem
blOuoeu Saar uno Den oiden Stieieln."
,gr miiBte i6le6t erspssn isin,
wern er nit oifen Stieieln tdnue, " Ell.
wiosrte Ole prattiibe Game. ,Miiter
Mar9raUe iagt, er lei Elm portreHliber
jun9er Mamn." =
9lb, meiu Sraum! Wein Sraum."
murmelte Seiene. Sic war nod im=
mel iebr romautii6 uno pislleidt aud
iebr tbori6t.
Sas Sienitmdo6en meloete:
,Milter MarSraue uno MiIter Sal=
tom"
gSioer WiQen blitte Selsne nit eini-
ger Nsugisrpe auf, um oisisn iuusen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

MnrNraoe i%eiIste, als sr Die Sbiir
ucrihloB lnO IN Isin warules 3immer
Surilftebrte.
,@nolih," ia0te CT, bin i'd Iider!
Nber id hdtte Qliidlih iein iOnneu!
Sabe i'd Hug gebanoelt beute @beno?
9ds mOdte ib pilien?" murmelte er,
wabreno feline Nu9en gu elmer Stelle
ilber benz &amin ihmeiitell. no siuei
Yaor prdhti9e Yiitolsn uno elm tleiuer
Gold in elmer Silberibeioe aufgebGn9t
lparen. .,Sieleidt mar es gut"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
~Iuxr,nhurner Gnsettr.

Ollf elllcr tSrall Iebr ipelll9 Don Der
Tarbe 0es Sonres ibres Munles, pber
Dem SAnitt Ieiner &lsioer abbdngt.
Wenn er Sic pernahldlii9t, peroen
sic bann in S6rer Giniamtiet 81 Saale
glitfli6er Ieilt, penn Sic al Die bp6=
nittbl9e 8ra5ie ieines &opfes oenfen,
Den er IN oemlelben Nugenblit Dlellei1t
itber bas CRIME sud- zines Spieltilbes
neigt? Wenn Sbr SerS unter ben Sua=
len DER Giferiu6t leioet, peroen sic
SroIt oarin finOen, Sid an Die brau=
men Nu9en 81 %erinnern, oeren Slid
niht mebr Den Sbrioen iudt? Hein,
Seiene, MADDEN Sic li1 irei bon oieien
rpmantiiden Soeen, beirathen sic
SenrD Dalton. Gr 1T 10 gut, ebren=
tpertb llno pernitnitig, oaB Sic i'm
iblieBli6 a6ten miillen, uro aus bieier
gdtung miro 3uneigung erluahIsn.
llno 9lauben Sic mir, 10 ieltiam es
aud tlingen mag, Sic peroen i'm in
3utunft mebr lieben ipenn Sic ibn in
Der Ge9enwaIt niht 81 piel lieben."
,,gSie Sic meinen, mein lieber SOr=
muro," erluioerte NfiB Nroen. meinet=
iue9en Salton llno oos TermOgen! SD
fam niAt unlbin, iDrem Dortrenli6en,
pernilnItlgen Gori6lag uno prattl'Aen
Gatb su fOlgen."
Sic l09te oas nit erSluun9ener
Wlei69llti9telt, aber bod in QrOBer
N%ufresung, Die lie nidt ganS beberrs
Ihen tonnte.
,,@euu mir I'M iebs ipeiieu ipollen
=" unterbru6 lie lire Segleiterin,
iuel6e ale orei Minuten binter Der
3eitung berpOr9eieben bate, in Der
SoHnung, Dap Ous ejeiprdb Elm Gnoe
nlDme.
o9Sir miilen ip9leit mad Sauie,"
eriUioerte Selene. Isle BADEN re6t,
melne licbe 6rau MorriiOm."
War9raue mar auigsltanoen uno
lcDnte lib nit Dem 9lusorud tieier Nie=
acknowledgement al Den Gamir.
sd babe einsn GntibllB eefaBt, ="
ia0te lie, ,,auf ben &atb meines Yor,
munOs. melher alien Setbeili9ten Slid
brln9en mllB. sd ltebe Sn SIREN
Sienlien, 6ruu Mprriion."
Mar9raOs legte Die Sano auf Die
8lodt, Die neben ibm Itano.
.SBr @agen miro in Drei Minuten
6ereit Iein, Seleue. SD peroe Sic
bina6 begleiten. 6iauben Sic mir,
Sic baben ,ueiie gebanoelt, wie iebr,
Oas ueroen Sic uielleiht ME eriabren. "
Gr be9lsitete Die Sumen Die breite
Sreppe binnb uno iilbrte iein Wiluoel
sum @agen. Gr i6pieg, bis lie neben
ibrer Gltereu Sesleiteriu in 9Sagen iaB.
Damn le0te er Die Sarlo aui Die @agen=
tbiir uIo ia9te:
SD perpe Serrn Salton Gclte
Qbeno S9nen uOrltellen."
,,Saben Sic Die Site" iaste lie.
.Noieu!"
ST blifte Dem Wa9en ua6, Damn
tebrte er langlam in iein Simmer Sr=
rid, lieB li6 miloe auf eiren Sebuiiubl
nieoer, nabm cine Gi9arre aus einem
t~leinen, uenetianilAen &prbtsn, oas
auf Dem Slid ltano, SiinOete lie an,
uno blifte bitter Dor lih bin.
uSorace Margrape, warelt on bod
ein ebrlI9er Mann geblieben!!', iagte
err.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
gu uerfauicm.

Cine Sarm pou 120 alter, 9uteS cultipirteS
9aro. etlle Mteile pou elmer tatbolil6eu Slrde
uno S6ule. @uter Wtart,plas. cute pc.
otn9ungen.
@benfouS elm Sutes speitOdi9es Stein=
bans, wel6es ais @ei6dits oper @obubaus
ODER filr beioeS ;lgleid sebraIbt peroeu
fam. @ute Seller INTER 9aWiem NauS.
@roRer Stcu, welder 40 SouueI Jneu ullo
pollig Glae rir Sieb entbGlt, babel. Ser
Store wiro 9egeupGrtis ais Nleii6erlooen
benIyt. WtGu lalle oiele @ele9eubeit ui4t
porbeigeben, lonoeru l6reibe eiuia6 au
Sobn Sari9
Gi!bsstspigs, SOMA.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-08

Leave West Point 100 Il. IN. daily. and $50 a.
III. DAILY except sunday and MOnday; arrive
i'ichinond 800 and 1910 Il. III. Returning
leave kichmond 90 and 40 p. III. daily except
sunday arrive West Point 800 and G:Oj y. ~.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-08

The Transformation Tat Takes Place When
They Enter the Water.

The appearance Of the keeper, with
his pail OF live guGE')n, i the signal
for sudden and iHteIse excitement in
the cages. The peu-u:nS wave their lit.
tie tippers and W&1dle to the door,
whence they peer eagerly down the
wooden steps leading to the pool. The
cOrmOrant crOakS and swavs from side
10 side. and the daTtcrs pOise their snaky
heads and spread their batlikc wings.
At the waters edge the pcnguins do not
launch themselves upon the surface like
other waterfowl, but instantly plunge
beneath.
Once below water an astonishing
change takes place. The slow, ungainly
bird is transferred into swift and bril-
liant creature. beaded with gIobules If
quicksilver. where the air CIings to the
close feathers, and flying through the
clear and wavelCsS depths with arrOwy
speed and powers Of turning far greater
than in amy known form of aerial flight.
The rapid and steady strokes of the
wings are exactly similar to those Of
the air birds, while its feet float straight
out level with the body, unused for pro
pNN@1D-' - O'NAA 60 tNAN o4IA 60 IL
tie needed III its progress as those Of a
wild duck when on the wing.
The twists and turns necessary to
follow the active little fish are made
wholly by the strokes Of one wing and
the cessation Of movement in the other,
and the fish are chased, caught and
swallowed WITHOUT the slightest relaxa-
ton Of speed i'll a submarine flight
which is quite as rapid as that of most
birds which take their prey in midair.
In less than two minutes some 80 gud-
ge0n are caught and swallowed below
water, the only appearance Of the birds
on the surface being made by II o. two
bounds from the depths, when the head
and shoulders leap above the surface for
a second ard then disappear.
Any attempt to remain on the surface
leads to ludicrOus splashing and confu-
sion, for the submarine bird cannot
float. 1t a only fly below the surface.
Immediately the meal is finished both
penguins scramble out Of the water and
shuttle, with round backs and dropping
wings, back to their cage to dry and
digest.-SpcctatOr.
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.sHAN DIVISION.

...rg Union StatiOn) 40 p. m,
.....u. daily except Sunday, for
..'.rucdlatc stations; arrive
.HIradm ll:i5 d. LII. and 1876
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-08
THE FAMILY DOESN'T MIND.
A Peculiar Domestic Scene In a German
Saloon In New York.

A Peculiar Domestic Scene In a German
Saloon In New York.
There is a popular German restaurant
and saloon on upper Third avenue which
is much frequented by families living III
the neighbOrhood. The saloon is sepa-
rate from the restaurant proper. The
cooking is very good, and the prices are
very reasonable, and as a result the pro-
prietor has grown wealthy.
An odd and interesting feature of this
resort is the family dinner, which &C.
ours about : o'clock every evening. The
family consists of the big, broad shout
dered host; his small, angular wife; a
jolly sister-in-laW; three little girls, a
small boy, and a g]overness whose fea-
lures clearly indicate her New England
origin. They all sit down together at a
long table, which is placed not i'll the
restaurant, but i'll the center of the sa-
loon. All around are tables at which
sit jolly jewellers, and frequently during
the dinner hour u crowd stands leaning
against the bar.
The family does not seem to mind the
saloon surroundings, and, in fact, rarely
does any n Of them glance up from
the table. The only Interruptions are
when some Of the habitual frequenters
come up to talk with the host or his
wife. The children chatter and carry
on just as though they We're in a phi
vate dining room. 1t gives a hOmelike
and domestic air to the saloon which
probably could not be duplicated in any
other hostelry on Manhattan Island.
The only person who seems to be i'll at
York Sun.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-08
HOW TO MANAGE A HORSE.
Ghying, Kicking and Shouldering Some OF
the Worst Faults,

the ofSC faultS.
To cure shying the best thing to do is
to remove a horses binders, if your har-
ness carries these disgraceful adjuncts,
and give him a chaDre to see clearly. If
you note the symptoms Of alarm in
time, distract the horses attention by
speaking encOuragingIy to him, and If
necessary by two or three sharp taps
with the whip, administered before, new
er after, the object is passed. What the
creature needs then are encouragement
and praise, for he has done right and not
wrong. If you a get himto go up to
and smell it, his fear is usually CON
quercd.
The thing to dol is never to let a horse
turn back from anything he fears. Get
him past it in some way, by COaXlng or
driving. In en- extreme case it may be
Necessary to lead him, though this is to
be deprecated, but get him past it, and
that, too, at a slow rate Of speed. Never
let him rush by anything he Is afraid of.
If quiet frmncSS in using the methods
does not cause a change for the better,
it is because the animals sight is de
f~ective. and all that can be done is to
note the presence in the road Of objects
that his faulty vision may clothe With
terror and be OF your guard
If Won are riding a kicker, keep the
animals head up and apply the whip
strongly 10 his shoulders. If driving,
pull up sharply on one rein, twisting
his head to Il side. To break up the
trick. buckle a stout collar around the
pastcrn point Of one fore leg. To this
have attached a stout cord passing up
through the tUrrct Of the saddle On the
same side, and thence TO your hand. At
the first laying back Of the ears, switch
ing of the tail or other premonitory
vmptoms that there is a kick COM
ing jerk up the fore foot by mea Of
the rope and let the animal go on three
legs for n few PAGES. He won't like this
and Will remember the lesson when he
again feels like kicking.
l. If caught in the stall by q shoulder
ing horse, the only thing TO do is to kick
his knees and pinch his nose, which
will cause him 10 retreat. Your strength
will avail you nothing against his. II
mounted on the offender, you can read
Gy defeat his object by turning his head
10 the wall instead Of from il
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W. q. TAYLOR, G. +
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-08

At H,.le.I WITH Atlantic Coa-t Line for
ElorMDnG, PETERSBURG. G"Ia-'pro, Whining
fOL.etc.
At Jstr',- with hIchuOnd ard DanyiIls
GaI.I.a for Cha-. CITY. oxford. HeLdeIsOD,
Durham. Raleigh. etc.
At Norfolk with the y. y. p. and y.
RaIw4y. cape CnaE.e- Route. and Bay Line
steamers Tor Ola POINT. Baltimore and north
cTu cities. with superb Lc~ iron steamers Of
a-uIuE'rH and Norfolk line for Alexandra
WASHINGTON and points north with rld Do
mini Il ~Steau-Lap company steamers and
steamships Tor 'lI Point. Hampton. NcwPDf
NsH-. ~L..fI fed. cities On the tFrOllna SCUM.
Now York direct ana northern points: with y,
and VI. L. COUTany's steamships for BJ-tui
End Prov hl,ncr direct and interior New EnE
land POINTS with y. 4. ard \ railroad fuf the
elegant hotels of Virginia Beach ~Iin g, can
ElcH railroad for Ocean View resort. Close
connection With railroad ard steam. hip tlucs
for a.. points north. west and south.
The \. II u. Railway com pany's steamer city
IF Chester effects prompt transfer ot pa--
-eUEers and baggage bctn cen Portsmouth auc
Norfolk.
W. a.. TAYLOR, G. r
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18th the method and results when
,r"p Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
! refreshing to the taste, and acts
:ssiy yet promptly On the Kidneys,
"v"r and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
III oaectually, dispels colds, head
and fevers and cures habitnal
t- 'nation. Syrup of Figs is the
Co.,. remedy of its kind ever pro-
r:v-1, pleasing to the taste and ac-
"lj"b!e to tie stomach, prompt in
- action and truly beneficial in it's
tect5, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
Il od and have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
"lsts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept /
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
A FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. MEN YORK. NY.
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GEq-!@. Tex, January u. 1rC3.
IE-s2s. LIPPEaE Bros, savannah,
ca: El-rgrsr-I have tried cur p.
=. p. fy- 4 disease 4 the sEin, usually
known As skin cancer u thirty Era--'
s-aut.u-, a1d found great ~Te.ief IL
-1r.les Ne blood and removes ali n
r-arIog from The seat OF the disease
ana ureracts any ~sC-@alInG Of the
sor=s. ILave taken fveor six bOttles
ard t.el confident that another curse
VII fleet a cure. = has also relieved
m from Indigestion Z stomach
troubles. Your truly,
CAPT. ". -. RUST.
Attorney az Law.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-08
Between West Point and Richmond

Daily except sunday.
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H~otoIk:WestemR .R.
c.Le4yIe in Effect May 20, 1894.

..- -gu d.. IN. daily, 600 a. IN. daily
LyEchburg and local sta
r...IoIrg ll:l1 a. IN and 1856 p.
.t..l. Leave LynchDurg for
....lsi.y. and 6:2O d. u. daily eX
..... mon station.
LAVE LYNCHBURG DAILY.
.el4nOke, RadfOrd, BluetieId
$50 for Rocky Mount and
....-rDI-Sdiem division. Con
.st, 40 a. m. with Washington
49,. limited for all points South
nan Roanoke to Memphis and
..y.n.uEC Car attached.
.-..I aIcdgO Express for Roanoke.
...lt-, kcnOVd, Columbus and
. ..a. Butfctt Sleeper ROanOketO
~ rnduRe. Connects at Rad
knoxville, chattanooga and
..t-. Pullman Sleeper Rad
ut nynchburg daily from the
- j.. n.
ILL.,. .-.-LEAVE LYNCHBCRG.
..lOr F~trmville, Richmond,
NJrtO.k, arrives Petersburg
meet NJ with Richmond and
...tI daily, arriving richmond
I'D. Norfolk $50 p. III.
....- Petersburg $50 d. ID. con-
=. K. X. daily; arrive Rich
arrive NDrfOlk 3: 50 Il. n. Pull
.. .rrf 70 Norfolk.
ID Palace Sleeper between
.... H..umond.
. ready at LynchburE At 400
..... Of passengers.
...- LynchDurg daily from the
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are entirely removed by P.P.P.

AHERDEES. O.. July q, 1901.
MEssRS. LEPPnAS BROS, savannah,
Ga: DEAR SIRs-I bought a bottle u
your 2. p. Z. at Hot Springs Ark. and
/ has done me nor good than three
nonths'trearmeLrarthe EL- springs.
Eend three lDrrIrs c.. o.. u.
Respectfully yours,
Aberdeen, Brown County, o.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
Tru.t~~.x sale


wnKnxAs. Elwyn NJ slater and Zilphs n
Slater his wife. Of Prowcrs County, color.de- iia
BY their certain deed Of trust. dated October IN
lssl and recorded october ssrd. l-sp. In the once
Il he clerk and recorder Of Prowers couaiy.
colorado. In Book :. Page q. Of said county
rrcord. convey 10 John A. ciourh, ~ tres,se.
Ana in case Of his resignation. then 10 Q. o. Al.
kins ss successor in trust the follo~ihs
Described real estate. io-wit;
The northwest quarter OF section No. twenty hee
ce5), Township No twenty one q south hans
No forty seven ga. OF 9Th p NJ togethef VIII
1s ffs, sitsr 2, sas and S cass Coo
pany's ditch being the water night 70 the -Ala
fsud the -aid rsual estate and water right herrtn
beforr and In aid deed OF trust DESERVED. having
been conveyed. in trust for the purpose OF secuf
Ing The prompt R,yaen a. nd e5la zIlphi s sstsf
bearing even date with said deed OF trest toscthci
with the interest thereon. Al : Pc cent per an
Mheres.l said deed Of trust provides among
ether thing- that in case of default IN the pAt-
ment o. the said notes, or either of them, or ihe
In that case the whole Of said Indebtedness may
At the option Of the legal holder Of aid netes -
come due and payable once. and the said trEstce
authorinsd AZ ihe request Of The legal holder io
sell and dispose Of the said premises, for the paf
pose Of paying said indebtedness, with the oo-is
and expenses on Aceount Of the execution Of ihis
whereas Defanlt hA. been made In the payment
OF the interest the unpaid note Of 81, 90 sinee
April lsL is3sl and the lct-st holdcr Of satl tot
has exercised hs option and decisrc- The whole oi
the said Indebtedness 10 hate mainfvd A. Arshof
tEed TO do BY the terms Of sAid deed OF trust in
which Inference 3 hercby made to the trrlas
thereof for greater certainty and.
Whereas, The said John A Cloudh. ua-iiH
has resigned said trustee and refuses % art A.
ruch.
Now, therefore, l. . o. Atkins, tho sAld .
cessor In .fust Al the rrque>f q the iezl holdri
Of ssid unpaid nois and hy thc authority iu ~
vested by ssid decd Of trust, do hrrchy CIV puh
lie notice, that I viii on .Weanesday tho -,ih dsy
Of February. 1854 Al the hour Of 10 A. NJ 0i ,Aia
Gay. sell aud dispose OF all Of saia herrinhyforv
described premises, % mach 4. nisy Be recrs
sary. and al the right title and bcurnt and equty
OF recemp ptinu Of the said ElNyn " and Eilrha
NJ Slater. their helrS and a-silu- thrrein. a. pua
lie auction 81 the ecurf house IN the Cuunty uf
Prowers, Colorado, for the highest snd b-sf prieE
the same viii bring Ia cash. for the purposo ~
paying the said Indebtedness of si-ss" aud later
Get thereon as Aforesaid and other capsn-e- SUI
costs OF the execution o. this irnst provided
for IN and BY said deed Of trust
At my request
ALFEEn BurTEns A~-iguee,
Colorado savings BAnk.
Legal holder Of above note
c o. ArKtNs
Successor in Trast
Dated JAnnsry Il. Isel