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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06

Washington, July 5.-Fraud orders
have been issued refusing the use OF
the mails to ]. C. Baldorf, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, and to Charles Allen.
alias I. Railway, and D. Price, OF New
York. Baldorf advertises that If any
sick person will send him lock- OF
hair and dollar he will diagnose their
illness clairvoyantly and prescribe for
them. He has become very wealthy
through this scheme He has been ar
rested, as have all of those who have
been sending out green goods circu-
re
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06

gotiating for either the purchase out
right of the Postal company's plant,
or of controlling interest in the
stock of that company.
1t is stated that an offer of $15,000,-
600 was made for the plant of the
Postal company, that being the par
value of all its capital stock. This
offer was declined, and then an offer
was made for a controlling interest
in the company. Negotiations in
furtherance of this offer are said to
be still going on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
THE FRAwLEY PEOPLE.

San Francisco, July 5.-Messrs. Fried
lander. Gottlob and company, lessees
and managers of the Columbia
opened two important deals. One is the
purchase of a half interest in the Fraw-
ley company for the next five years, and
the other the building of large and
magnificent grand opera house, to seat
not less than 5000 people. The location
is the best in the city and the house Will
be complete in all its appointments and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
WITH A CARGO OF SUGAR.

New York, July 5.-The American
ship Charmer, 1.797 tons register, ar
rived this afternoon from Honolulu
with a full cargo of sugar consisting
of 47,019 bags, or 2.91S tons. This is
the second cargo of sugar brought to
this port from Honolulu by a sailing
vessel in several years. The Charmer
made the run in 100 days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
THREE DROWNED.
Tragic Occurrences ut n Pleasure
Party.

Philadelphia, July 5.-Three Phila-
delphians were drowned in the Della
ware river yesterday at Beverly, N. j.,
about twelve miles above the city, by
the captizing of a boat. They were
John Anderson, Frank Bevans. BIZ
cycle manufacturer, and Miss Marem-
brock. The party of six persons left
the city on Wednesday night intending
to spend the Fourth cruising on the
Delaware. At Beverly it was sug
gested that they go ashore. and a
small boat was lowered. All had taken
their seats in the boat except Mrs.
Muncie. In stepping from the yacht
into the boat, she slipped and her feet
striking the gunwale, the boat was
overturned, all the occupants being
thrown into the water. Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Muncie and Miss Jennings were
rescued by two men who had charge
of the yacht The other three were
carried away by the swift current.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
COLoRADO's INDIAN BAND.

Grand Junction, Colo, July 5.-The
Teller Institute Indian band returned
today from Ouray, where it went to
participate in the celebration of the
Fourth. The boys came back loaded
down with praise of their really fine
musical work. The band is composed
of thirty students, many of them
Utes. and it is an exemplifcation of
what remarkable results can be secur-
ed at the Indian schools by proper
effort.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL.
Colonel winthrop Will Retire on
August >.


Washington. July 5.-The president
will soon have an opportunity to ap-
point civilian TO q fine army billet
as Colonel William Winthrop viii re-
tire August 5, leaving a vacancy in the
corps of the judge advocate general
1T ia assumed that the ranking lieuten-
ant-colonel in the corps, Thomas F.
Barr now on duty in the department
of the east, will be promoted to be
colonel and viii be assigned to succeed
Colonel Winthrop rs assistant adj
iutart-generaJ at Washington. This
in turn would promote Major George
b. Davis. who has been detailed tc
DUTY as professor of military law al
west Point to be lieutenant-coionel
and there viii remain a vacancy or
the grade of major.
This is one of the few military places
that nay be filed by a civilian ap-
pointrlent, although the president rzay
If ne sees fit. select a line officer fol-
transfer T. the department and as a
Tcatter Of fact plans are already being
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
THE WHISKY TRUST.

Chicago. July 5.-Judge Showalter
today entered a formal order ap-
proving the decree of the sale of IS
plants of the Whisky Trust as petit
toned by the reorganization COM
mittee The sale is not yet assured,
however, as the Greenhut and Norris
interest gave notice of an appeal and
the case will be heard by the court of
appeals which sits in Chicago next
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
For the Cuban Service.

New York, July 5.-A local paper
says:
News has been received to the effect
that Governor General Martinez Cam
nos has impressed about fifty small
vessels that ply their trade IN Cuban
waters into the service of the govern
rnent to patrol the coast for hnbuster-
ing expeditions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
THE DENVER DILEMMA.

Denver, July 1.-The board of super
visors tonight voted down the Schmidt
resolution, providing for the settle
ment of the water controversy by an
arbitration committee. AS alters
now stand there is nothing whatever
bearing on water rates before either
branch of the council, practically the
condition existing three months ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, July 5.-The Times-Herald
tomorrow will say: Fifteen million
dollars has been offered for con-
trolling interest in the Postal Tele-
graph company, that the wires of the
department may be used to destroy
the Bell Telephone monopoly. The
report is that the Standard Telephone
company, backed by the Standard Oil
and Sugar Trust interests, is ne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
MAS NITTY.

Denver, Colo. July "a special to
the News from Colorado Springs,
Colo. says: ]. L. McDiH, aged ~
years, died today from starvation.
For three weeks all efforts TO induce
him to take food have proved I'M
availing. His mind has been affected
for some time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
A Lnrre Exnedition.

New York, July 5.-A special to the
World from San Jose, Costa Rica,
says: Regardless of the govern ent's
expressed determination ~ stop the
formation here of expeditions
for Cuba il is known that
a large expedition is ready
TO start. Men and supplies are now on
board a ship and only waiting Cor the
6 trivial Of their leader.
General Maceo's expedition sailed
from Costa RIGA last April.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06

Spokane, Wash, July 5.-The report
given out last night that Paul Webb, who
broke his neck in trying to chute down
into Couer d'Alene lake in a barrel, was
dead, proved to be incorrect. Although
the doctors say his back is broken in two
places ne clings to life with wonderful
tenacity and The physicians now say he
has a chance for life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
NOTHING IN 1T.

Washington, July st. ]. Porter.
health officer of Florida, in answer to
a Geographic inquiry made by Surgeon
General Wyman, of the marine hospi-
tai service, wholly discredits the re-
ports of yellow fever being prevalent
at Port Tampa or Tampa. DR.. Porter
says the alarm was started by a dis
charged employee of the passenger de-
partment at Tampa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
NINE ELOPEMENTS.
How an Indiana Justice Celebrated
the Fourth.

Jeffersonville, Ind, July Esquire
John Hause, of matrimonial fame,
celebrated the Fourth by marrying
nine clipping couples from the neigh
boring states. They were: John Miles
and Clara Edwards. and Thomas Love
and Miss Moore, of Louisville; George
Order and Jennie Carroll, of Nelson
county; Samuel G.. Royse and Daisy
Ford, of Montgomery county. KY:
Huston Long and Mollie B. Ellis, of
Henry county. Ky; William Arnold
and Kate Smith, of Bedford, Ind
Henry Cline and Mary Foster. and
Luke Fox and Charlotte Knight, of
Louisville. and Rude Foreman and
Lizzie Shumack, of Lexington. Ky.
Last Fourth of July, Justice Hause
married eight elOping couples.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06

laid by some of these officers to secure
such a transfer.
Colonel Winthrop, who is about 10
retire, has been on duty here about
two years and bears a high reputation
as an authority on military law, being
the author of the Standard Digest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
CALLED HOME.
Mother St. Gabriel.

Houston, Tex, July 5.-Mother St.
Gabriel. founder and mother superior
of the Convent of the Incarnate Word,
of this city, died this morning at Gal
weston, aged AZ. Her name was Mary
Jane Dillon. and she was born in
Dublin, Ireland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
SEA AND SAIL.

Hunters Quay, July 5.-In the pri-
vate match sailed today between the
Valkyrie III and Ailsa, the former
won by fifteen minutes. 1t was a dead
beat to windward seven miles, then a
run before the wind seven miles,, both
logs being sailed in a light breeze.
1t was an ideal day for a trial of
light weather sailing upon the part of
the Valkyrie. AT the start Ailsa
crossed the line a dozen lengths ahead
OF her opponent and on the starboard
tack. Off Weymss Castle, four miles
from the start, Valkyrie had weathered
Ailsa. In lacking off she seemed sud-
denly to wake up. She was perfectly
sailed by the wind and both weathered
and head-reached Ailsa. AS Valkyrie
squared around for the run home she
set a big tow-footed bowsprit spinna-
ker, the first time this kite was ever
hoisted. Her balloon spinnaker was
hoisted shortly after and in spite of all
this head weight she did not tip by
the head, and ran hare-like from Ailsa
and finished a mile and a half ahead.
Greenock, Firth of Clyde. July s.
The Niagara, Dakota, Eucharis and
Zenita started today in the twenty
raters' race. The Zenita was the first
over the line followed by the Eucharis,
Niagara and Dakota. Off Kilcrcggan
the Niagara had lead Of two seconds
on the Eucharis. The finish was as
follows: Zenita, Oh. 5Sm. So s.; Niagara,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06

Carrollton, Mo-, July 5--Last night
about s o'clock. while Sheriff Stanley had
the Taylor brothers in the front of the
Jail viewing the fireworks, the six prison
ers who were confined in the upper tier
of cells in the jail broke through the
floor and dropped down TO the lower floor.
and as the sheriff had left the doors open
they walked out of jail. Two of them
were recaptured last evening and one
ms morning. The other three have e.
capped. So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.

Philadelphia, July 5.-The Sons OF
the Revolution held a meeting this al
ternoon to formulate plans for the pre-.
vention of the proposed trip Of the ole
liberty bell to the Atlanta exposition
1t was resolved to hold mass meeting
on Monday next, and should that prove
ineffective, to institute legal proceed
mos
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Terre Haute. Ind, July 5-James NJ.
Ryan. IS years old, a blacksmith shot
and killed his wife this afternoon and
then killed himself. Domestic trouble
was the cause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
GREAT GATHERING
OF PEDAGOGUES.
National Educational Association
Opens in Denver.
PRELIMINARY WORK ONLY.
REGULAR CONVENTION CoMMEN-
CES JULY o.

Aims and Objects of the Association
This Year Matters Discussed By
the Council VIII Pertain Largely
to intermediate Schools, Al
though No Item of Interest Will
BE Passed By.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
AGoNE nEMocRA rIC.y

San Francisco, July 5.-The Pacific
Rolling Mill company has voluntarily
raised the wages of all employees 10
per cent About $50 men are employed
in the steel department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
NEGRO LYNCHED.

Jackson, Miss. July 5.-Theo Pickett,
a negro, who was arrested for num-
Der of robberies, was taken from the
officers while on the way TO jail last
night and hanged to tree.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
HE Is A FRAUD.

Sh. ON. S7s.; Eucharis, Sh. 10m. 9s The
Dakota was not timed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
SPAIN IS MUCH
INTERESTED.
WIZ Take Part in the Next Inter-
national rIonetary Con-
ference.
USES GOLD AND SILVER.
LATTER Is COINED AT a FIXED
RATIO.

Features That Would Tend to Make
an International Agreement Very
Effective and Dominant on the
Monetary Conditions OF the
WOrId-She Greatly Needs an En-
Iarged Use of Silver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
IRISH NATIONALISTS.
NO MONEY TO HELP FACTIONS
FIGHT EACH OTHER.

Interests of Ireland Have Been For
gotten and the Old Flag TraiIed
in the Dust-WiII Have No More
of 1t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
THE TURF.

Baltimore, July 5.-A rain storm
made necessary a postponement of the
races at the Gentleman's Driving park
today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06

Peoria, ILL.,, July "a large crowd was
present at the races today Strathbury
broke the worlds half mile track record,
of the free for all pace.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

$40
% formaaeoe be iiSfs til at uoiOre bsnns Gambling, ibet be
raabte til SmeOeu, at ban ituloe briuse Sruuojrnet.
9tnors freq: "StiGr Creme Of oem!"
Den brutale Smsb og SIusteren, Der begse par baIut bs
itiGnfeOe, aOIOO uiais SpiurOrinsen, iOm YsOrO ~furftreOe;
ben 6Orite bruste uuereOe bet iGrOise SranOiun. msOens
ben SiOite meO i'm SIa9tertniu uOiOrte ben bIoOi9e 6Orrets
ming.
Se isite 0lGno @ucriQasn bar 0tafer. NQe Gnfss
rsrne par maiterebe, % iasttos fra Gaset paa aItaIOens
Sus alt, bpao Der iorssit. BeOro bauSe bog, tro0S 6Ors
flGOninsen, gientisnot Gn, bet par 81 Zorro, bujs uuImtn:
beige SsiOe os robe oaar rO6eOe BAN. GnOre siGtteoe ban
fig til. SmiOIertiO tuileOe buerten ban euer ri paa, at bet
par DON 9tafaeI Siura5 8an0e.
SGuOe be iorIuOt 2~anOsbyen, ipr 9sorO cs be gnbre tOm
bort?
9eSrO mente usi BAN Os Sc andre SIugtoiiere par fpsteOe
til Stopen, iaaiuart De Hap no al 9obeIeuS SGuor; be
tantte at tu9e fin Gt!fust til ben amsritanite eer, Oa be
meote pore SpeIOsre. Gn eiter en- bauOe be fafiet bsnaO
gsien, inOtI 0tube bapOe iaat benz iamIet peO !Hptten for at
oppebie Dor gufOmlt.
Ee6ro irysteOe for, at DC life par Be sneite SIastOfiere;
ban ~irpgteoe. at Alfalben par bleuen uGrre bebanoIet eno
blot IemlrTet - at ban par bIeuen mpr6et.
8isie Orb bUiiteoe ben i~tutteIs ntauO til mig, iOet ban
fateOs ct beOrsuet Stt ben pua 6ou6ia. Seq bupoe life
@toO til at uOipOrse BAN mere.
81 bolOt M Raab, on ri ituIOs ienOs Dub tiIbase eier
fge 6pf % uente, til be ANTON, eaer ON nj itrar itulIs
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

gt tantte life IGngere paa Spioneu eler paa at bragg
irem meo 6orii9ti9beb; 8roppen bap6e beisset fine 6sts Og
iuIste meo be Suriss; y. tanttc tun paa at TONNE tiOsnOt.
vi iuI9te langS meo 6lOoen O9 imoo 9acienoaen De Bars
gas ~enoltjpnt ben Iaa ba9ueo 2%anosbDen, funoe nj bog
tOnne Oerben uosn at ta9e i9leunem Spen, be-. Iaa ct Stptte
borte ira 6Ioosn. Seusre tunoe ri usube tH6age 6srtl;
men fsrjt mautts ri til Sacienoaen; oerbn suiteoe iss at
tomme iua burtis iom muIiSt. WiiIene ioi tII6ase Zig Sss
pet paa Geien.
3, beriOm nj life Tom tiOSuOt! Seq irpstsOe for at bes
resue ben Lib, Der par ~beusaaet, iiosu 9uteu baDoe bsrt
0taabene. - "9ar bet mere euo en- Gtme iioeu2" - Der
par fem MRIe til 9ptten, O9 ban par tilioo5. 0aUoe ban
saaet burti92 SG, unOsrttOsn; mn ban bapOe Osiaa imsIs
lem nlauttet sisre 0OIOt - l:re DtGub u~urlora9ne iOrbi, Os
ban bauOe uaret moot til at itule Jig ineQsm guiteue ior lite
at BLUE Jet. San baUpe u9sst mere eh6 en- ltne paa Scicu
- ia, uGfen TO. os en- uiIoe pere NOT til at uoiSre ben usrs
tefe Guab. - :, ri fan lite fOmme tioSnOt!"-
llOea at psre ct Sro ~sauOpersoe ri tauie iremab, men
borte tim SOuiasne eaer StaaIiablerusS aIirren; busrtsu
be librise Slender eaer Dc bybs SiuIipor ~itauoisSs O5, pore
Seite iprans Ouer eler git isieuusm benz.
Otter fem giinuters 5orlpb Tom nj til ct Stso, buor Sesn
bette Jig - ben til gsnre iorte til ~9aubSbgsu. Si iaa ins
gen Os boIot os til Soirs, buor Sssu git Igs til SaeieaOasu.
Si bapps fun en- Ilil tiIbass til oulet; men naar nj bauoe
reOst en- STERLING, piIoe ri funnel ie bet - SrGsrns aIeue
binOreoe oS III ira at ie bets Murs. - 6renao - iremab!
Iisu bvOp bstyosr bette SgS - itaar SOeu op Seit -
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
gaa &rigsitiem.
sipmun al Saptetu @apne Iet,.
40

Seq tunOe neppe Ipre Dem, inOtl alt par bleusn fortuIt.
Oct par n~pOuenoi9t at faa Ell upiere llnoerrstuing, Der funbe
leos os peO nOspeIien al Dor 9Gun, itiOnt ri alereoe siGtz
teoe bet IpeIs SiItoreu bIsu fOrtalt al mango Mtunoe os
reo mango AtbrpOeIier o8 6uriifriu9er. Gn al MGuoeae
talte mere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bet par leorO, iont pleieoe at
IGI9e oS wRsScal, til BAN IpttcNe ri, os SuOboIbet al bans
6ortGIlin9 par omtrcnt ~fOIsenOe:
Sort efterat ri bapbe iOrIGOt 9~anSsbpen, par ben blspsn
opipIot al @ueriaaen unoe Stris af "giuat Sante gnna!"
"Siuat MleritO!" Os sob fOr gauteerne!" Ge ~bespubte
neo at OpbrpOe O%Oitiaisc Suic Os 1rrittc Ile;cuI, os buaO be
fumoe iinos. Steoets YebsI os Here glnbre ltsote til benz.
SebrO baube bsmGrfet, at Smsoen os Slastersu tps Del
meo alt, IiSeiua Here SpiuOer, nosIe fra gycn, o. npglc,
Der par iuI9te msb gaeriaaeu.
Sfterat De bauoe bruttet og par bIeuue mere opbiSieoe,
bSrte man benz raabe: "0rGb aue ayarteaOos!" Os Sos
ben ~abipreOte fig / ~fOritisaise Retuinsc, trGuste inS Sus
isne cg freq; "6Sr benz no og brGb bem!" 1e itaftels
Ri9cr Os ale be, iom buuOe pHt fig uenIigiinosSe MOB gmes
ritanerne, bIeu forte no paa 6orust, unoer gueriaaens @Oer
o8 6OrbanSeNer os FObeIens Suien os Shi9eu. @iau
pptteOe paa benz, uOitiGIOte benz, oueritGuteOe benz msb
Snaps, os Sa nOsIe al $Obsn raabte, at man buroe marie
benz, for at Oeres Sennsr Geranerne funOe fenbe benz iseu,
bIsp bet biiaISt. auinoerns par mere raieuOs emo RGnbsns
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
3l6

OlO
tase aiiteS til ~9anbsbysn. Oct fsrite bIeu enltemmis fors
taaet. Si par itsrtc NOT os tprtsbe siter SGun; Seq par
gIaO ueO benne Selutnns is9 tnnoe life baue uentst.
auinoerne itulOe iortiGtts i'm Bel til ~5tun9ernss ger;
men PeOrO its Op bag en- al 5OItsnc, ban ifuIOs rtOe meO
O5, nj bebGpeoe tam iom gione.
Bill ilSe netop bc9iUe OS pau 9ehn, ba nj iaa en- StlttsIie
uiie fig / iamme Gstuing, ri ifuIOe ta9e; Oa ben imioIertiO
Tom nO9et nGrmere Og 1T Ole paa Os, trat NerIousn fs ttIs
bnse O3 iOgts at ifuIe fig guitens. Rube os 0arep lob
turti9 aiteo, % inben faa Wtinuter psnOts De tHbage o3
bra9te meb fig en- msritanit Yn9lins - pgiua ct ltatfsIS
SIagtOiier. 0an bauoe nogct ienere enb De andre T~orIaot
StuepIaoien ior fine 2ioeIisr.
Bar 9uerillasn Der enonu?
gei, ben bau6e iorIaot 2auo5bpen.
J0uor par ben tugst ben par bet Gn9iteli9e Spsr9Smaal.
Den buuoe tuget geien Iauss meO 6IOben til t9oeienoa'n
be 0nrgas. Den par fomulsu iorbi Gutcn, meoens ban
Iua itiuIt bag uOse alOer, Os ban bapoe bort, buOrIeoss
WGnoene raabte, ba DC oros iorbi.
"Spao raabte Beg"
"0e freq: Grab 6~OrraSsrsn % 5orraberten! 0rab
Gaber o9 CATER"
% barmbetise Cub - S~ioina!"
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

SDmnifinen Rr. 5 "Susperren" er %foriaa'
piot, ipm hi bar prspet ben en- COB, artage'
It9 o. ItGrf SpmnItile. Sea mna OAiaa iise,
at Ieg III ben 9uo Behold 90 soot tnopattet.
Tra9ten fpiteoe $1.62. Gle ~. Guus,
Satton. q. Tat
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
56os aapittl. -@nsriaasns S.ltsaat.

Seq psntsoe lite ior at bsre mers, men lalte Sporerne |
9sit:ns So: o9 for Gaaop bsnao Yei:n; nso al lu Seer
{ IuJe nine GOt nsppe iSlss mig.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

Get er mig en- iauo @IRoe at 'urue lige.
at ben Spmaltiue. "6uspcHueu," iom le8
mootog isrit / Npril, or I ale Ytaaoer iGu
goo. iom en- N(oitiHe fan oGre. Mn Suitru
o. Batter ipHes goot on ben. Seq ION oers
for anbeiale "pu5Uennen" iii Tae. Tom bar
grug for Den. frdgteu par 43 Gents. Reo.
Z. Sryniloien. Warinette, BIscoHiiH.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

cS,,se.0 goi'fs, trttaiacHts, hrift1s 51ipt-
DUtltS. blaqut Wrub mFo iibrrlle Iassr
o. uslii9nft mfo tlsliilr 6utrurr
,nfts ior at rsiic Bet o. 81 iis % mes g1ts5f, bplr
Ntn, able Rteainrer % Rom. Eru1i o. b~l5siiTrr
RIape Val. @hlo % 1siB. llIc -elm5er" "a .Slrr,
ace iarls 5rt. Hebiaitt o. ]Drsiervtrt BEN. bsrti1s 1
itabrtb O1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iaule Ilnusr
3cnar o. laart ben no I GttH tt a5o, Befts. 5i ~
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The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Order.
In the St. Francis Circuit Court,
 March Term. 1895

MATCH ef1n. lS50 W R Kendrick, as collector for
 and in behalf of ss. Francis Levee District, pit'f, Warn
 ys ing Unknown Owners of the Lands Order
 hereinafter described. def'ts
 The defendants, the unknown owners of the following described lands. to-wit: w pt ne sec 4. Wl1 sw sec 10, nv nv sec 23. pit ne nv sec g, sw sec 24, spt nW sec 3-t 4 n.r3e.
 Nv sw sec 30. n1f nv sec 31. pt sw nv sec 5l. and pt VIZ ne sec 12 and e19 C l sec 1, 4 n. r3 Be.
 VI nv sec 31 t4n.r3e
 of ne sec 10. pt ne sec 26. vt SC sec $, t pt nv sec :, nv sec and st sec l 1 ', t n. IT 4e
 R sw sec '. ne sec 8. s11. nI sec 1. wt se sec f. b r sw sec 6. r b se sw sec 6. SC se sec :. nv nv sec s. na se sec IS, s4 sw sec 13. sw nv sec 2l. e4 ne sec 23, s e sec 25. ne sec 2S. ea Ire sec 30 and SC sec 34. t 4 n. r e
 Ne sw sec 9. SC sec 35, nv see 1, and s4 s9 sec II. f n,r6e
 Se sec 9. 1S nv sec 3. SC ne sec 1, x fri sec 3. lot 1 in ne sec 1. lot in ne sec 1 nv sec ?. pt w1z sec and W of ne sec 29. 5n.r4e
 w. and ne sec 3, ne sec 15, nv sec 22. SC see 23, nv sec 8, and st sec ', t 5 Il. r5e
 Ne sec 13, nv sec IS, vt SC sec 34, SC n W sec g4 and se sec If. , n.r6e NJ nv sec l5, 6 of pt e4 sec 34, and Sc sec 2l.t6 n,r4e
 Se see 21, t6n,r5e
 w sec 13 nv sw sec 15, swnw sec Is and It sec 19. 6 n.r6e
 Se nv sec 23. vi sw sec "A, sw pt ne sw sec "A and and pt SC sw sec A, II. r2e
 Residue sw sec 8. nv cor ne sec Q. of r sw sec IS, sw cor ne sec 20 and vt SC sec 29, 4n.r5e
 Are warned to appeay im this court with m thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, W k kendyick
 Feb. s, 1895 T. c. FoLBRE. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Order,

Warning Order- In ths St. Francis Circuit Court,
 March Term, 1895 w k Kendrck. as collector for
 and in behalf. of St. Francis Levee District, pltf, Warn-
 vs ing T. K. Milburn, def't Order The defendant, T. II. Milburn. is warn ed to appear ih this court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, w k Kendrick Fec. $. 1895 T. c. FOLBRE, Clerk