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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
NOTICE of TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Il HEhkBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ pursuance of the power OF sale Vcstcl IN
me BY tho terms " certain chat ol mortgage
executed by sOfcnsen a nelson furniture
company, a 60 'phrtnorship, g. mnr'gaFur, hhu
NO rtatu Hans u titan AMI liuue eaNllka
ian. and Trust company, muff. gees, on w.
fth day ~ tOutsmb a i isli. and rtguruod
IN the uflcc uf the rAit Lake Cuuuty recorder
on ne 5th day 81 september, islt.iu uuok'd OF
thltcl mortgages. on pose lih. reference 70
which D. hereby made. AMI Uursuaht q the
frqucit " tho state nauk Of titan and Niont
raVlnEs haus and Trust eos rauy. the holders
Of the Indebtedness and OF thu notes oct FORM
iu sail mpuHBac.
1 viii On ne sG,h day Of september. 4. d.
-, AZ the hour Of ten O'Clock a. m. a. uum'
lcrs %, IS and ~ routh Man street, In rat
laae lityi utan, Hell NJ pul'ic auction 70 tho
highest bidder Tor cash, al and singular, Vie
furniture. H1pda, merchandise and personal
properly Of every name ana nature ~ uhte ~
that refiain store building knuWn aa MURDERS
~, %, pnd ~ souih Main rtrcUt, ttlt LAKE
Nity, tan, alsu ono span q gray hnrtcs form
cry used a. delivery hufsCs W the SAID surens
Hcn y Nelson Furniture 90, also one furniture
wagon Tor double team, used asa dehNey
WAGON IN SAID business or 90 much thereof ~
shall be necessary 10 pay % tho shid indebted.
ncta, expenses NJ safe ana compensation OF
iho trustee and otpunsos u holding and kocp
INA saiu property and all puuf litus on said
property u any there ba
The said talcs will continue from that hour
uhlil ~ u saih properly has boon sold Or said
Dated. salt LaEe city. sept igih. ls9L
liEBkH ~. WI rs.
Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
SUMMONS.
In the District Court 30 and Tor tho Third
County " SAT Lake.

County ~ -a.t / IN. '''''''''
N
Alma n. Crow pialpuU "a Irspri.sn MIA,
raui p,tt, M. i,,'.,.,, - .N.ls'o lllah
and Annat0nla iirifiio J.fgvNH,'t' ""'
~ w. ''''NN1n"'
Tho people Of tho Ierrttory of uta, ..rd
Eamagnaro. iefe.a grisisra - ~, ~
natoniA Hfiglio dsfs,dsnt. '""' VA" AA'
won ARE MUMMY ptntft.pn n,,
npperrina1 a'ti,,,, hon, ", s,''t,'', -
~ tho Above named n'ainiiu in tbr nisi,,et
Court ~ tho Tina JuticiI Iistr "a m tbe
Irritury VI TITAN AMI 10 ansN"r tbc rom
plant HE'D Their IA within Ten n,,'s f.'s'..,i'',
ct tto DAY OF aoryirel ,it1r Inc .s,ytg ,,. ~.
OF this suinnOns--tf srry,i ,itttn M .,,3, gs
or, if served Uut I ms rounty I'M IT, ti,
iurt within twenty daya. 6thervtlr tgtt,',,
Tory daya-Ur Judgment by dsf"nit viii tn
Nm against a. q, ''f.rti,,.,', "tttlauls WI bo
sad Command ~ W '"o prayer OF
The said elton u brought 10 have INDIGNANT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


tHlaEe OF Llfhbelh NillFs, deceased
NOTICE Is nERkEN GIVEN ~ THE
~ undersigned, administrator of tho Is,
Ate or EliEhuuth Nillos, deceased, 10 the cred.
Wltn o. huu az persons having cinims
AGAINST tho hsid deceased. 10 exhibit them
WIN lhe necessary vouchers within four months
after lho hfst publication ut tbs notice, 10 tue
.Wl enmlhhFaior nt ms residence, No, ~
Fourth street, salt Lake CITY, in the County OF
SAT- Latr,
Dated September IN, lsli,
WILLIAM }. WILLIS,
"a administration Of tho estate OF Elizabeth
Wilits, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


fstaIo Of Homer 4. Bouton. deceased.
NOTICE u ltEHEHY GIVEN ny THE
~ undrulgnrd, aim 'nisrntrtN Of tho cs,
ltle " Homer 4, lOuton, deceased, o. the
DtlllorH oi aud all persons having claims
NsWhtl Mo alld deceased 60 exhibit them
MNn lnc necessary vouchers, within ten
nougr 10 thc said administrator ~ 40. ~
Ht,' auyeuiI south street, salt Lake City,
Dated September 18Th, ISL
,.-... NANCY nOuTON,
linu'Ou, deceased
ho"Th, lar q GRAY, attorneys for estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF Christopher Verkloy. deceased.
NOTICE Is llEIEHY GIVEN ny THE
- uhltitlsnoH. Nelson Morkluy Adminislfa.
luf ol lhu estate OF thristuph,r MpTllay AZ.
6ga.,l' l1 IH0 crciitsrs II aud all persons
ee,,t,Is ,'ilmH aRains the SAID deceased. 10
,aut.t lheu With tho necessary vouchers,
~ Ky" Yen months after The frat publication
Wv Wy, NoN.t 90 tho SAID administrator nt his
t.itI'N''. So .tn west, Nurh Iumpla street
N''t l'aAe 49, and County. Utah
..-. NELSON MERkLEY,
,,Aumuistratnr ~ tho estate OF Cbristopber
Merk'ry deceased,
hAlel August 18Th, 1904
bLl a slREEr, Attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

AhN AtNNlN VI Wv ANAAAf"iN " NhAh ANAA
greeting
To d. L. MeClaiu, defendant
You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
pear 10 al action brought against YOU ~
lur AhnNe named plhinun M tue Disttict Court
OF ne lhlrd Judicial District Of tho Territory
ol ttAh, hud % answer the complaint hlrd
tnetrlh Wilhin ton uaYutcNcluslyc Ut tho DAY u
sttilcel after tho service On you OF ths
suhim1ns-if served within this COUNTY or.if
served ont Of this county, but In this district
Nllhih twenty days, Otherwise within forty
dayt-or Judgment by default will bo takrn
hFaln.l you, according 20 the prayer Of sad
lie a1id action IL brought to have Judgment
against defendant IN sum Of SIuLtT ut ma.
turiiy thcrHof, Tor t. Of SUIT ami % have
writ OF attachment iasue against properly
nf said defendant; said sum nntgci 10 be- due
for g9sls' w9rea and merchandise sold 10
defendant AZ bis request, by pl1tntlHs, on 0r
ABOUT March 20, 1874, and March 90, 1874 up0n
four monlhs' timo ir0m May IS, 1891. sans
being wholly ununid,
And you arc hereby notified that n You fail
20 appear and answer tho said complaint a.
above required, tho sali plalntiH will ARMY 10
the Court Tor tho relief demanded therein.
witness the Hen Samuel 4. Merritt Judse
and tho sea Of tho district pOurt of
the THIRD Judicial District, In and
lsEAL. for the Territory OF Utah, this mi
day o. August, in tho year NJ our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud ninety four.
DAVID e., DUSHAU. Clerk
ny GEoRor D. LOOKS, Deputy Clcrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E'IAto OF Sarah %. MerlIoy, docoi,od.

~ 49," - ''''A'N'' N''VAH'u'
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY TINS
~ undersigned administrator Of tho BE-.
tate OF Sarah y. Merklcy. deceased. 10 Inc
creditor. OF and gu porsunA having claims
WIN the necessary vouchers within ten months
htttr We nfst publication ~ tuiH notice. no
tho tali Nelson u Mcrklcy. Hdmnistrltof. AZ
salt Lake tity, Utah, IN the county Of sait
Lake,
..--. NELSON MERKLEY,
Mrrkluy, deceased
Dated August 18th, 1874
DRY a fIHHHT, AttpTuOyH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TuAT
~ at q meeting OF The Hoard of Drertnrs
hcll on lhu list day OF July, lsni. an aese,,
ul,nt 81 IVY MUS per shhrs was levied on HE
Mely 10 james M0ilt. Secretary nnd Trea.
urtr, Ao'u west First south Street. ralt Iag,
wy ANY hlonh upon which saId assessmrut
suAll tnlnAlh unpaid ON the Mth day OF Auru.t
l't, tnall become delinquent and a,iycrt.ei
Tor tAle' anu unless payment 10 maize hefors
WY he sou NJ punlic auction, on soplrmbsT
lllh' w. ~ one O'Clock o. a., at the hfoTesaid
omce 10 p7y iho delinquent nsstssinent H.
gtthtr WIN COSTS ot advertising and eNpenss.
OF sale. by order VI the Hoard NJ DlrSctars
JAMEs MuFFAT.
seCy and Treas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Ar.

Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AP.
Il pear tn an action brought ugtiuat you bY
the above named plAiuuu lu the District tuur.
Of the Third Judicial District VI he fcniipry
of lut. M 90 answer mo amended coms
plant died therein WITHIN ton days (cbolusltc
u the day Ut service after the service ua you
% thia sumnous-i u served within this county
or, 10 served uut ~ the county, but boz this
district, within twenty days, Otherwise within
tory days Or Judgment ~ default VII o.,
fAil amended rump amt
The SAD action y brought 10 have a decree Of
this court for tho foreclosure Ut certain
mortgage cNccutcdhy defendants burgo 20 ono
q. T. t'afk september I'm, lsJi. upop prem.
iscs fret hereinafter uCscuucd. given TO secure
payment 90 certain ptomissUfY note, exc.
cutcd by SAID defendant 10 sad q. +. IInrk.
August g3fd. i'pt. Tor i1i.H1i due Doe year
alter date, with interest from maturity ht 10
per cent per HnuuHig said note being due and
unpaid. save interest 20 July laL lsui. aud
ft,s l5 paid icb iuin, 1872, and fsn1aU paid
Aptil TN, ls9l said note and mortgage having
been duly assigned 10 plAiutn, winch 10 now
ho holder thereof part OF said premise.
mortgage, being The premises SECONDLY herein.
NJ ter described; 10 have amount OF SAID
mortgage deut asccrtained anu Amonnt due or
owing u Mrs Geo. W, stern. secured on SAID
premises 20 have a. order ot sHio in usual
form 20 raise amount due 90 platinum and for
other frllcti said mortgagcd premises are
:. ". corner OF lot Z. bl1cs 81, plat ~" salt
Lake CITY survey, running thruce east $50
ret, hence north lgi feet thence west $50
feet thence south lll feet 10 beginning sAd
released premises arc described as fnflowaf
Commencing NJ point 2a iert east NJ south
west corner Of saii lot =, running thence east
100 feet, thence north ~. feet thence west 100
feet, thence south ~ ioot 10 beginning also
commencing No a point l2i feet cAst and rods
south Of uOrthwrttcotnHr Of said lot irunmng
thence east ~ feet. thuurU south ~ feet
thence west iu feet. Auuru north 80 fUrt 90
brEuuing, situate "a salt Lake tity and
County, Utah Ana you arc hereby notified
thHt u you TAIL 10 appear anu answer the said
amended compliant a. hloyu required, tile
.aid pIAinun viii apply 10 the court Tor relief
demanded therein.
Witness, TIE lion. samuel 4. Merritt judge.
and the seal Of the District tuurt ID
the Third Judicial District. On and for
fsEALl tho Territory 81 Utah. this bth day u
june 10 the year NJ our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
fOHr
DAVID G. DUNBAR, CLERK.
bY GRO. u LOOMS, Deputy Dlcrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

The People u tho Territory NJ Utah send
greeting; 60 William Hufae, Aafl g..
hufEo, he wife, fdwhrd Topper Mrs.
1corgo ". stcrn, Catherine T.. Dyer
Aaron h1I Ger. Niuam - Mctnfnict,
Mary nuNen. union National nauk, "
t1lt Lake tity, q corporation, Edward ~,
Nicks, trustee for ~. u. Scott N. u.
Scott, and NJ. Il buiord, j, W. TAYLOR and
tUurEo truUECr. dong business under the
lrn uamH ot iromontoy stock company,
upfOndanta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

Notice n hereby given that I viii sell 10 tho
highest bidder 90 much OF each parcel Of stock
At No West first south, At q O'Clock on the
18th day OF october. issi, 90 pay said assess.
incnt and cost Of ADVERTISING and expenses OF
tAlc. liy order " the board u directors.
JANIS MOIFAr
Secretary and Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
SUMMONS.
In tho District Court in an I Tor tho THIRD Ju
dIciA District ~ uNh Tofrt1ry
County OF sal. Lake

The National Bank NJ the Republic. plaintiff,
W.
William Burke MARY 4. iiurke bis wife. EDWARD
upper, Ai. ur"fto W, NWArn, ls.ho ,ino
r. yer Aaron hcitCr, william D. SIC.
tornirt. Mary HrNen, Union National
Hank of snit Lake CITY. a corporation, nd
ward u. Vic p, Trustee Tor ~ u. scott
II. H. scott and NJ. u. iiufnru, J W. TAYLOR
and george Croker, dong huilnres under
Tue hftn name Of ffumontofy clock Com
paug Defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

order 90 show cause Why order Of sale OF
real estate should not be made.
EusrAN ~. BAClMAN, THE ADMiNts.
VI traitor OF tho estate ot John ~ liuntl
deceased, having u.ct petition herein. duly
Noriurd, PRAYING Tor an order uf sale OF tho
real estate OF SAID dGccdcnt, for gho purposes
therein sot forth.
itis therefore ordered by tho Judge Of saii
court, that al persons Interested Ia the estate
~ sad deceased, appear before tAo said FRO.
hatc Court on Saturday, the SON day ~ o..
tontr isli, Al 70 O'Clock in the forenoon OF sad
Jay, a. tho court room " taid Probate Court,
% tho County Court House, In tile city and
County o. -nlt laio, Utah 1rrritory, 90 show
cause why IN order should not be granted 10
the SAID ndmiusuator tp soil 90 much OF the
real estate Of the sald deceased AZ private sale
hs shall be ngcUshHry ami that n copy ~
this order be published AZ lehst four successive
weeks IN the bhsEHtr EytNtN8 NrWs, a
newspaper printed and puullahgd IN said city
and county
Dated september 18th ispL
JACOB ~ BLAIR,
Probate Judge.
l. NJ wAppELt, attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
LEGAL NOTICE,

In the Probate Court. In and Tor salt Lake
county Territory Of Utah.
In tho Matter Of the Kstaio OF John n.
humUl deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
DELINQUENT NOTICE.


Monarch Mining Company,
Principal onicr -,lt Lake CITY. Utah
rT'HEHE Is DELINQUENT OK ACCOUNT
4 nf Aasessment Ne. I, levied ~ the board
OF dlrcctnrs on July .lst, 1874, Of Two mills per
share, the following stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

Alma u Grow. plainuH. W Francisco Man
and Annatunla lirgIio, duiondants,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

Tho people Of the Territory of Titan send
giceuug To Francisco Hanuulh. ppuo
hamasuano, Teresa GruuAnO and An-
natoniA brEliO, defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

order 10 show cause Why order Of sale o.
real estate should not be made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15

DT. Prise Cream Baking r,~ 10
Mor,d' S Fair Highest Aware.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15
Anyone who has children will rejoi

Anyone who has children will rejoice
with l.. b. Mulford Of Plainfeld, n. j.
His little boy, five years Of age, was
sick with Group For two days and
nights he tried various rem
edies recommended by various
friends and neighbors. He says
i thought sure | would lose
him. I had seen Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy advertised and thought
would use 1t as a last hope and am
happy TO say that after two doses he
slept until morning. ] gave IL to him
next day and a cure was effected.
keep this remedy in the house now and
as soon as any Of my children show
signs of Group ! give it to them and
that is the last Of it." 25 and so cent
bottles for sale by f. b. Lille 4 Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15

ted states IN the total population was
eS.e6 During the next decade 1t in.
creased 10 2p1S aud iu $500 10 had
grown % 33o2. There are no data at
hand covering the past four years, but
II is known that there has been a
marked decrease of immigration. aud
10 is believed that during the present
yeas the total Of our alien population
hos been but slightly augmented, the
outflow having been about equal TO
the iuhuN
The location OF this element ot our
Heterogeneous population is "a matter
Of peculiar interest
The bulletin shows that's
.in the western division. comprising
Montana, Wyoming Colorado New
Mexico. Arizona, tab. Nevada, Idaho
Washington. Oregon. California, they
make up almost one half of iht popu-
latiuu-4>.ts pcrccutum Tn the
North Atlantic division they make
t-2ID. the total while iu the south
Atlantic Delaware, Maryland Dis
trict OF columbia, thc \irZinla> the
Caroiina>. Georgia and FLORIDA only
uu.. and in the South Central Ken
nrtN. Tennessee Alabama. Nl,si,sip-
pi Louisiana oklahoma and Arkan-
sas, >u.
Tbc total u these two southern
division, B., l.aou.4I>. much less NUM-
ber than The single uotrhcru state Of
Pcnu,yl,auia. Between 1850 and
lSga Vb.Ie millions OF immigrants
were poaring into the north and west,
the number ~ foreign persons actual
ly decreased in the south Atlantic
states and Increased very slightly I'm
the south Central division. The
principal reason Tor this IS the
fact that the south has not
needed additions TO It's available stock
OF labor The rN-slaves and their
children furnish the kinds of labor
most in demand la that section. They
raise the cotton, rice, tobacco and
sugar cane. and are excellent miners
Most OF the work that, iu other see
tions, is performed by aliens in the
South is quite as we'll done 10y the ool-
orcd natives And the labor troubles
that have kept portions of Pennsyl-
yania in a state Of chronic disorder
marked by murder, incendiarism, and
almost every other crime are scarcely Y
known in the extreme south
Many fears are expressed that the
tide Of immigration which has swept
into this section of country will have
a bad influence on the life and de-
yelopmcnt OF the country. Gut we
are not inclined To encourage such APP
prchension The West is indebted &c
immigration for very large portion
of its growth Millions OF It's best
citizens are persons Of foreign parcn
tayc. Let as Judge of the future by
the past This country is very young
The timc that has elapsed since Nir
giuia and Massachusetts were settled
is but brief period as tho liYcs O.
nations are recloucd. All Of us are SO
near the alien line that pre- iudic,
against foreigners Is scarcely causistou
The worst evil In thi. coune
reckless naturalization, and
. reason 10 believe that this danger n..
bc avertcd by n wholesome reform.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15

lr Is not Surprising 10 hear ta-t an
sttack On the pension department = 80
- one % The features % the EePab.i-
caa ca=PAigu ia ls@S- ThAl B, part
q cAup4ign stock In trade, n part %
the protective syssem" which Is reg
.zs.y used u Is the neaaes; ct all.
p4rtzAa charges to- li IS without O
shadow 81. iustl,s azd s, based ON
usither ----s E1- fze,> Bar s. has
che partisan -1v4-tsEe % ATTAINING
pzss---- 4-- melting rrscz,leaL and
taa IS go o. te gu--e5 tv party lea
ders 'asr IS -enr@bere5 that
more taa- -....aa people iz this
oouut-g --- drawing pensions tte t--
PoElalcc ai t-e 1euagoEie appeal 10
behl'ta at sar deserving 5esa-ts~
,aa a. ur --,l l-lf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15

TuE appointment Of GencIal J. G
lamison 90 the position of adjutant-
general Of oklahoma will give unjver-
sal satisfaction, and Governor Rem.
frow is 90 be congratulated on his
wise selection General Jamison was
adjutaut general OF Missouri during
the administration OF Governor Mar
madubc, end is broSd-minded, genial
aud active man aud a sterling Demo
crat li,0 viii add prestige and dig
nifty 20 hi> new Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15


I-lc Llt,lo Eoca board ot trade has
mdorseI the Baltimore plan for the
creation OF safe and elastic cur
reuev and adopted resolutions calling
ou Arkansas senators and representa-
t.s,s to use their best efforts in its
behalf
lu Austin. Texas, the grand jury
returned % true bill against j. l.. Sut-
tlr. secretary 90 the Peoples Loan
and Eulding association, who was
recent. arrested I'm Mexico while on
q u..au. tlip Nutuer is well known
lu Arkansas
Iur.r Wednesday morning the
Grand Trunk elevator and warehouse
ina Valparaiso, Ind, was entirely des-
troved bv fire. 70 contained 10000
bushels of wheat and large quantity
Of oats besides other cereals The
origin Of the fire was iuceudiary.
The steamer Warimo. which ar.
rived at Victoria from Australia
brings word that the island OF
Am6ryma. HebrideS was destroyed
by volcanic action November l3. a
native village with all the inhabitants
was swept into the sea. The British
war ship Barth has gone 20 the scene.
senator Mitchell of Oregon. has in
troduced a bill i'm tho senate proyid-
ing for the adjustment of the death
penalty in the army and navy and in
places where the United states has
exclusive jurisdiction, except In muir
der cases, criminal assault desertion
90 t.e enemy Ia time OF war and ag-
-raEat-d mutiuv.
Joseph p. Wand Of Central CITY.
Col. was tried in the United States
-uu~t az Denver on charge Of using
thc mails with intent 90 defraud IL
B, alleged that Die claimed 10 own
land which De- lid not own. made out
abstracts Of title 10 the same. Part
" the land sold was somewhere az
rae bottom Of LAke superior
THE comptroller ~ the currency re-
cs.vei a telegram announcing that
the ltr National bank of Quanah.
Texas had closed IT'S doors It was
CAS- =r Brice Cf this bank who was
arrested some DAYS ago on charge Of
e-u -eE-..uC between $4,000 and S30. o
. 20 ..> funds Bank Examiner J.
. Cannon has been placed .u charge.
Senator Cameron has introduced :
r.-- t- -Ueu- the -l-.f law providing
--- --tE ct -ve cents Per square
y-r- CA hemp aud --te carpets and
c--rs-.u-. With the t.ll he presented
---e-t made lv Gle manager Of
--e Robbery U.l.s. % Plymouth. Pa.
r--s5 5-t.-g t-a- the rate INel on
--a-e carpets .- lle new ta-.E law is
a- s---- and thar 30 -as proved 90 be
Sd -=--s ---- 10 has closed a.. the
-.= carpet ------c---.es -l the
c------
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15
TEXAS PRAiRles ABLAzz.
une. On Miles 90 Ranch lands swept
over by Fierce Planes.

une. IN Miles 90 Ranch lands swept
over by Fierce Planes.
san ANTONIO. Texas Dec. "A "A
etter from L. II. HOLMAN. ranch
nan of Deaue. Texas, saws: The
arrest suu most destructive fire
known iu wears has swept over "a
arge portion of the plains, aud is
uill burning Co the south 10 began
aear the rccoS river just this
side of Fort sumner two
weeks ago aud burned TO
The southwest taking the large pas
cures ~ Ray brothers. Dolvcr brothers,
and large amount ~ open range.
The tire vas fought but could not be
,heckcd Then the wind turned from
Ihe southwest and blew "A gale. driv.
my solid breast ~ fire seventy live
io loU miles long to the east at am iu-
credible speed The best horse could
not htaJ tbe fires. 10 crossed the
E>carbadc division of the capitol
syndicate pasture. cleaning ont the
greater portion of the range
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15

WASHINGTON. Dee a. When the
house banking and currency commit.
tee resumed its hearing yesterday
letters were read from W. B. Dana.
editor OF the Commercial. ANA Finau-
cial Chronicle, and r. E Ferris, vice
president ot the hluk of New York.
William c Cornwall prc,ideu, ot the
New York Banking a,>ocia tou and
W nod>vorth. editor uf the New
York journal of Commerce. laNe
their views EN-tomptro,,cr ot the
Currency Hepburn expressed his
views ina q letter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15

lIrNNEssY, Ok, Dee a. - Peter
Adkins, wealthy cattc man living
near Omega in the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe country drew $4,000 ont OF
the bank at Kinghsher Tuesday tC
purchase some cattle. Two swindlers
met him and soon convinced him that
they had big fortune in two gold
bricks" which they sold to him foI
So COO The men then drove away.
The bricks were bogus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15
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SATURDAY. DEC. Is, ,so'.
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h. Ia z. We,more. a nroln lnen.

Mr.. Ira =. Wetmore, a prominent
real estate agent of san Angelo, Texas,
has used Cham berlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy i'm his family
for several years as occasion required,
and always with perfect success. He
says. 81 find it perfect cure for our
baby when troubled with collie or dys-
entery. ] now feel that my outfit is
not complete without a bottle Of this
Remedy at home or on trip away
from home For sale j. B. Lille &
a.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-15

NEW NoBH. Dec. l4.-Advices from
Peru via Colouna, per steamer Ali
auce. are that Geueral picrola, who Is
in arms against the Peruvian gov.
ernment, is gaining accessions TO his
ranks The general sentiment of the
people appears to be in hls favor. lie
has control Of several of the princi-
pal ports and is very strong in the in
terror lie has well equipped army
and is close TO Lima. the capital