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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-16
S S91,s q 3 N Ss,.a DAKOTA, SIS.
IN District Court. Third Judicial District.
A. w. KenNeY. plaintiff.

Andrew Nelson, Loranna Nelson n A. \.
G(uptill az receiver Of the Mortgage BSak xnd
Investment Co., and IS receiver 81 tile T.. ~.
Title Insurance and Trust Co.. defendants,
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale in che abovs
entitled action on the LIST day Of February, A. d.
1896, and an execution issued upon sait iHds.
ment. the c sMnserisee er;,l Hans . H9!lltfsIg. sherff9 ;.
purpose appointed, will sell at public auction. It
the front door Of the Court House In the t0ws Of
Washburn, County Of Mclean, state az Norfk
pakota; on April, ist, 1925. at three O'clock u
Mortgaged premises situate In the County II
Mclean, State Of North Dakota. and directed In
said judgment and execution to be sold, aad
therein described a. follows.
The northeast Quarter !NEA) Of section twssty.
north Ct range elghty.one lsil west. Or g nsask.
ment and costs amounting IN Al to Six hundrsd
and eleven 4Gll) dollars and yixty-1ve (.sS)ceasss
with interest thereon from the date Of SAID iudv.
ment and gil accruing costs Of sale.
Dated Washburn, n. D., February 9Th, 1875.
HANS HULTRER0.
Sheriff Of Mclean Comfy,
BAH 3 Watson,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Fargo, Nd.
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There were $500 murders in
1894. aud only 1872 executions.
1t is this miscarriage Of justice
that has awakened the great
body of onrpeople to their con,
mon danger; and it is why the
people of the northwest are 81,
determined that the two cow.
ardly woman murderers. Kent
aad Hayward shall not 70 free.
And it by any possibility they
should escape, by the eelishness
OF those in authority in the
matter, look out for an increase
of cases before Judge Lynch's
court in the future.
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Bail & Watson,
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

Default having been I'M the conditions Of y GER
tain Mortgage executed by Rachel Cushner and
Ben1a!mine Calshner, her husband to the Mort.
~ i San1 1s saa . adn rseorded Gio o tYls S,i ma q da tss
Register of Deeds OF Mclean County and State
OF North Dakota m0rtgaging, the south West
quarter Of Section g Township 14s North Of.
and assigned to j. y. Okeson since deceased aud
the sum OF &e08.A0 being now due q payable on
said Mortgage and no action or proceedings at
i hereby vi siv esG tha e. ss ads & &s.t ! s's!e viii H Ss isre =
by . sale said premises at public suction
9th! the highest Of bidder q the irc2i,t door Il the
court House 10 the village Of WashbuJn and
County Of Mclean State Of North DakJ sta ON
April . at ? O'Clock p. m. to satisfy said debt,
taxes md costs.
Dated November 8, 1894.
Mortgage.
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cau..d:t III rlyht CONAN.

Dr.. Forster. director Of the Ophthal.
ais University at B~rcslau, has figured
.ut q connection between tight collars
md short.sightednoss. He alleges that
"A three hundred cases that have como
;nder his attention tho eyesight had
con Affected by the pressure of such
,,llars upon this. muscles of the neck,
.stugbing the circulation OF blood to
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-16

JAW Gould once told . story sboat
On Irishman. Il wa whom there were
packet-bosts On tho Erie canal. The
irishznan offered to work his ,passsss
20 Buffalo, and they st him leading
The horses tha4 lowed tAe boat He
worked faithfully for tws days. doing
Q great dsalo 1 thinking. On the third
by be Thought IL ozt by the POW.
srs," h nid, Il moight - we'll walk
o. work ne passage" And walk hs
id, without svsn th11kisg h&s 80
lloyesA
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-16

Tho war between japan and China 10
over. China has conceded to Japan's DO.
nands and peace is the result. China at
least learned ons lesson. and that was that
b days Of the gong and boomerang 10
over and that populous nation will profit
BY the knowledge = o dearly paid for.
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s So1,n 9f e ca. DAKOTA. iI...
In District Court Third judicial District.
A. w KenneV. nl8intiH.

Luke Eskes. Emma Eskes and A: 3 Guptpl -
receive! OF the Mortgage Bank and Investment
Insurance and Trust Co. defendants,
titled action on the list, day Of February A. b.
leo6, and an execution issued upon said Judgment
The he's, s4bse s1a.s ! H:ns lHu!ltberE: sheriff q Mclean
appointed, vim sen II public suction, At the front
door Of the Court House = the town Of Wash
on April; ist 1895. Ct \ o,oS!ock n he after:
premises situate Ia the County =. Of Mclean,
state of North Dakota, and directed in said
judgment and execution to be sold, and therein
described a. follows:
The southwest quarter (SWsl) Of section two
~ township one hundred fortv.six (il6). range
eigaty.four go: Or 20 much thereof Is may Sc
amounting 10 d! to Six Hundred Thirty One
l$63l dollars and Ninety-Five (.et cents, with
interest thereon from the dntc Of said Judgment
ana all accruing cost Of sale.
Dated Washburn, n. H., February s, 1895.
HANG ULTBERG,
Sheriff Of Mclean,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Fargo, n. D.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF NOLAN CO.

A serious riot between whites and
blacks took place in New Orleans the BE-.
ginning Of this week. Fourteen of the
latter we're killed.
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Fargo Argus: Yes, The Argus has DIE.
covered a number Of woodchvcks and
e'neh schsnss during the session OF the
legislature Just drawing 10 a close, and
has 9 we'll hilsd blss book, which will b
gradually unfolded to the public eye dur.
ing the near future.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-16

Esrlvills Gazette. No American man
ever married. a lady Of nobility. He |,
satisfied with the homemade srtisle +,
TIE United States. American womsu q,
the contrary. are always sixhipx ana
ssp'f'ss' and il they don't marry .
i"rs'eosr they make their husbands wi.h
they had.
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Editor Wood of the Steele
ozone has a moral spasm again.
sabbath breaking; antics of ode
gang &C.. crowd that pa
pef>s editorial space the last two
lssl1es. Now watch !: for the
turn.
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Happy and content I. nome with .TheR o
chester alsmp with the light Of the morning.
Hvs1fsIagss. n,its Ese6ssksr Lssxe e.. Asx Y1rk
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DETROIT
LAKES.

On the Main Line of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD in Minnesota, form one Of the most
delightful Summer resorts IN the Northwest
FISHING. bathing, boating are all at hand;
lovely river, navigated by pleasure steamers
with a good boarding and hotel accommoda-
Ions at reasonable rates: send to CHAs. 8:
tc RAILROAD, st. Paul, Minn.,- six cents in
stamps for ~"'1ND1ANLAND WONDERLAND,
which tells about Detroit and vicinity.
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Jamestown Alsrt::...la making appro.
pr'stions It Bismarck for the nex. two
sSsfs OF statehood. every interest seems
10 % considered but the taxpayers. Over
" million dollars must be raised or q large
oemo''ncy incurred iftae present lis, of
s1psnsss 10 carried into legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
Aufiion Sales. financial.
LOUIS MEsIER, AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS.
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,
NNIrnNEQnAN

At L. O'Clock the NewYork Real-Esiate saesroon
No. III broadway.
(Ry order Of Esecutors)
IGs shares Matteawan Manufacturing co.
10 shares y. j. 4 New-Jersey bridge Const ca.
10 shares iiamilion TIT, Tr,r', Co; ,. b,kIyn
IL shares Brooklyn Trust Co.
shares Central Natl Bank.
81 OW Morris & Essex X. H. p. Consrn BIDS 1901.
s. ooD chic MI q 81. Paul r. r. Ia Crosse n Dav
DIV Mige. =. c. Hls 1919
5000 city Muscatne. Iowa. p. 9. Redemp. and Re
8, 900 CHM, Rich 4 r.. Wayne r. r.. LIST Mge Guar
D. 9. Gold BIS. 1921
81 city Of New York city Park Impt Fund D.
stock 1903
az shares American ret Cable co.
% shares sixth Avenu" X r. 60;
100 shares Morris A. Essex H. X 60.
~ shares I<high Valley X X Go.
2 shares Second Avenue r. X. 60.
10 shares Third Avenue X. r. Go.
shares Western Union Tel 60.
IL shares Consolidated Gas 60.
~ United states 4 u. e. BIDS
1ror u whom may concernJ
q, Birmingham Sheffield 4 Tennessee River Co
list Mtge.. 1899. April. 1891. coups. nypd },
81. 100 Sew-York southern Society e.. BIDS. 1890:
Deer. 1884,
30 shares Railway & Realty Security 60. u ~ J.
100 shares Santa Clara Lumber Go.
$4,000 Pennsylvania Traction GO. LIST M'ge D. BIDS.
1924
s. Suburban Traction 60. Consd. st Mge sky Fund
2 9. BIDS. ly23. Deer. 1894. cOups.
u shares Herring Hall Marvin Go. PRED.
81 $50 Phoenix Consld Gold Mining Co. LIST Mtge q r.
Bis. 1855. May. 1894. coups
5000 Terminal Warehouse 60. u y. Mtge. BIDS
1872
81 l49 - Kennedy Diss Acm. stor-
Battery a Mfg. Co.
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Business Opportunities.

IN THE REORGANIZATION On the near ,u.u ts,in1
l OF the oldest mercantile Arms In the c,yy y. az
business several millions yearly there VII a., "a
opportunity FOR class man with $ooOov 20 nrs
to acquire an interest OF large experience M
lrred but falling ind Just the right party soxes
man from good stock would be considered las an
term. who could command the necessary .rn,s
OF money when he had demonstrated his fitness 10 ,hS
a partner. All Communications will be held AZ IN
strctest confidence Address Box -. Tribune once.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION ~ ~
"A THE NEM:YoRK TRIBUNE WILL, %, %. pr Dad,
way. "a door north of ThIry -hist-st ana and, a. I
shtnIve e. corner twenty -third-st l52 sinth-ayTM
1871 Fourthave.. cor Fourteenth-st $50 ThirdMe ns0
Sixty hrsst: i7Os Frst-ave io6 West Forty st
lac Columbusave So Avenue A: 1873 Thrd.a.s.
West Forty-second ST 1919 second S4 Thra.ssrrS
sss Th'-d-ave 2O6i Third-ave. between one -nunSS
and twelfth and One-hundred- and thirteenth sts' %"
Broadway. 40 u,cad.
In Brooklyn S97 Fuion-st.. 81 Court-ss. - IA 4
way L. D.: 1883 broadway. Ll07 Fulton-st.. w
p. m. at regular Office ratsa
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from going abroad by the syndicate. but the con-
diton Of the market is likely to be eased peiore
long on account Of recent sales OF American oonds
abroad and from sales which will be made before
long.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 coupon As OF
1925 at 124 and $4,000 coupon As Of 1907 at 113.
Quotations were follows:
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financial elections.

NEW-YORK. June 2sth 1895
rINHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
OF the Lincoln Safe Deposit Co will take place at
Wednesday. July 10Th. 1895. at o'clock p m Tor
choosing eleven trustees and
election for the ensuing year
JOHN r. VAN woRMER. Secretary
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London July IL 20 ?. m.-Consois: lo7N tor money
and O7 I for the Canadian Pacific 51 Err"
IO.. do second consols. 60. Illinois Central Sos. Me-
ican ordinary 20 50. Paul. common 7os New York
Central lO4s Pennsylvania 5jh Reading. ~. Mexican
Central new per cent bonds 6s Louisville and Nash
yuie COZ. A,chlson common 10 Money. y. per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
Choitt
Loans Time Money. Commercial Paper
On call SOD 'mO' mos mos mes nos mos
1872 l2d2rl 2, ad3s ~

The price of domestic exchange was as follows
nj the places named: Charleston. buying par.
selling isc premium; New Orleans. commercial
SOC premium bank 80 premium Chicago. zoe.
premium; Savannah. buying par. selling IA pre-
MUM up 10 s. 900. / LILO for 5000 and over Bos-
ton funds par -,.
named: New-York Exchanges. ssS.7c3.ss bal
ances Al43340 Boston-EXchanges. 1l3'2s,.-'
balances. sle3s.239. Baltimore -Exchanges. ~
S5s. 800 balances. s3s2.5'l. Philade'phia TX
changes $s546.322: balances sls53lA
The price II commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was G7itr.. nominal per ounce MeNran
dollars were quoted AT 53i1c In London bar ST.
YER unchanged at 30ssd The Trave sailing to-
morrow will carry ont $4,000 ounces ~ silver
The foreign exchange market Was strong ana
M the highest rates for the season. There was
little business doing. and. despite high rates
there was no expectation II gold exports Rates
a, which business was actually done were ~
the highest figures reached this year. as fol-
lows:
Cattle. Long hnl. sso-, his
STERLING ......- +o'asfo. 40 49,. '".str.'. 49,.
Rechsmarks 49, a..
Culders ~
Money on call in London WAS l. per cent.
The rate II discount IN the open marker was
ibGe-ls per cent for short and three months
bills British cons0ls sold NJ = for money 10
Io7 ZIG and a Ike amount FOR the account 10
1919 American securities made substantial
gains IN some cases. Canadian Pacihc rising -.
70 5sl. Louisville and Nashville ;. 70 tpH-. ~.
Paul &. to 70i2. Erie y - 1914. and Reading
Il to GA ~
French rentes were quoted at lo2 francs 42is
centines: Paris exchange on London. p francs
l7lb centimes: Berlin exchange on London. ~
marks Hi2 pfcnnings.
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BONDS FOR SALE.

7, rur.uanc. ~ an Of tn" ISM Legislative As
..rb 4 the Territory Arizona entitled An Ac, for
tie relic. ella county and authorizing the Territorial
Territorial Funding ends Tor GER
lain w,r,n,." tie Board u supervisors q said ella
COUNTY Arizona 49, oNer f1r sale Five per cent ~
Funding Iordr approved by Act q
congress 10Th $50 tho amount % Forty Thou
,,ri Dollars ,SOnp Interest payable mi-arnualy IN
ran Office u N.w York Guaranty and ndem
rt,v c. S~~-Ynrx cay. AT the once OF Territorial
Treasurer Phoenix Arir the option Z holder
sealed the purchase - said bonds Will IL re-
c.iyes A, fh~ once = Clerk - Board q super
visor. ~ county Globe Arz until 10 clock
n 18th 1895
The board Tho sh' - reject any or all BIDS.
Globe ella County. Az ma June l2th. lssj
o. VI ALLISON.
Board o. Supervisors.
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CI'\ARD LINE

A IVNAIIJ LINZ.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN
Iucania Juy IL .. a. IN. AuranA. Aug j. p m.
Etruria. July ~. p. IN Umbra Aug 10 a m
t,amparta July ~ $50 a IN. l.i,ant. Aug H. p Ill
From PIER 40 North River. loot Of Clarkson-sI u
Cabin passage. 500 and upward Second canh too w.
SIS according o steamer and accomInodations
s,eerase tickets and from all paris OF EUROPE vey
low rates For freight ana passage Apply A. the Ion"
nanv's o,ice No 4 Bowling Green. New YORK
sN'' IFR\OS IL BROWN & co. General Agents.
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the ap

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the ap
.. of n Of Pf IA. city % BY tn:
acquiring title by the Mayor Aldermen and CornmonAy
.as the Of Sb KEs
s'S 81 ana ii @
sss a. 0s amsnds BY Chapter $
of sss as smandea by chapter 81 y the Laws
n o . su SssS S Sa a' the an SAFE a
Special Term Of SAID Court to be held az az %s s
on 8 'hs 'S Ssg CSH, ne @ %
thereon ior the appointment Of Commissioners OF E''
The nature and extern, improvement, hereby n;
tended the Sc9uisticn Of e BY The MAJOR
lands and premises the buildings thereon and tSs
s and Street be
M simple assu Ut hs the be Converted
patsa anl ana Tor The purpose. spseasd in az
Is Laws ssd PTogs5;S 9.ySs s'::
ste for school Puoses under and in pursuance q "a:
ssnse% by OF .sa d csat t 'i Of the ne Laws s" ISL
the following described plot place or parcel OF ian%
ha, certain plot piece or S parcel OF s n s :Us
Of New York and bounded and described ;alows,
aes and o a' ssn H1 the as he same
inen,ed and being opened by comm.sioners which poS
q SAID ;9sih SIDE e one >, ,S funded . an: F sn s
nns thence %ae 'e sy and a, OF right angles to SAID
HUNDRED F9rE stree! rs fes thence sass
and Forty hrst stree, $sS thence noi,9sIly and
Forty the southet.y side Of one Hue
dred Fory-frsi westerly along Va
said souhery side Of one Hundred and Forty INST ss~
225 the point place Of beginning
Dated New York June l4th. 1895. -.
FRANCIS VI SCOTT. Counsel 10 the Corporation. No
2 Tryon Row. New York City
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. o.
York July LIST. iseo
DUBTIC NOTICE is hereby given by the CON-
/ missioners OF Taxes and Assessments that ~
real and personal estate IN sai cW
year 1895 have been finally completed ana ns
been delivered the Board 81 Aldermen u said e",,
tina, such assessment rolls Will remain open
public Inspection the office q the Clerk OF saii
Aldermen. for period OF fifteen days from me oS'
OF this notice. ,Yrp
EDWARD p BARKER
THEODORE StTRO,
JAMES l.. WELLS. .
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessfiehs
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CLYDE LINE.

u
n. ru.prrSrOS : C. the South and Southwest
iAcKSONVfLI.E and all Florida points. , =,
From Pier 20 r. T. root OF Roosevelt = - . - rr1
SEMINOLE.
steamers have nrs,class passenger aceoniionatlons
90 WM T. CLYDE 4 co. General Agents.
~" - Bowling Green. y y.
Fla Cent, Penn Fast f p Line va JacksonV,,'e'
Goat 50 Freight and Passenger Line Via Chareston'
T q. Eyer. GcnI Agt 3yl Is way. y l..
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Dipiocno Notices.

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND COAL CO..
80. BROADWAY
SEW YORK July ~. 1905
ATA REGULAR MEETING II the Board II
"A Directors held his day. semi Annual Dividend of
declared the Preferred stock ~ thus Com
pay payable July 18th 1895
Transfer books viii close July 9Th n o'clock and re-
open July 18Th. 1895. Checks Will te mailed
II Il NFDHAN. Treasurer.
Once q WELLS FARGO & co.
broadway.
NEW YORK June ~ 1898
vINIIE REGULAR SEMIANNIAL DIVIDEND
L u THREE PER CENT. has been declared by the III
Of this payable July To- ls'o NJ our OF
nee. above.
The transfer books will close June 20 1895. and reopen
July To- 1913. -
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A NcHoR LINE. s .,u -,
GrAs 10 = ID o -
from PIER -. North River foot West ans,
Furues.la July i3 a m. Ethiopia Aug 10 a. m
Aucnora. a. IN. Furnes-ia. Aug. u p IN
Cabin SIS upward second Cabin. SIS and $780,
St.erage outward. SIS. Prepaid $l3
HENDERSON BROTH Frs Bowling Green.
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a DvERrIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS TOR

"A ThE NEW YORK 5ffIE No 2is Broad.
way "a door north Of THIRTY -nrst-s ana nv hn,
TISEMENTS the following b.anch - .,
iSs Fourth ave- Fourteenth St 30 MIRO ave .oo
sixty nfs, st., 7os Firs,ave io6 West second
.'ltnhus ave: Avenue \. III Llrn ave -.
w.. rorty second Second ave; a3t Thrd- ave:
sss Third ave ?Oa Third ave ortweeh one zoo
rmT twelfth and One-hunired and thirteenth ss' Id"
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Tcutonlc July 10 $50 a m. tTeu,onic. $50 m;
fully .. Britannia. lug IA nom
Maje,iic.Juiy "a 80 a m Majssiie Aug u q m
No COTTOS CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pi,r 49, North River. once. - hroadway ~ e.
II MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent
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n..IIopy STEAMSHIP LINES

wi From New York Vel. Fri and sat o-, "a,
A DEfIGIITFtI TRIP ny SEA TO Til. foRls oF
- TEXAS GEORGIA FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT AND RouND TRIP TICKETS 70 al POINTS 1
I'm Texas colorado Utah. Arizona. California. Mexico
erc Cenre,a and Florida Excellent accommodations
Tourists TICKETS good tor six or nine months
Write for our O. page Pocket Guide mailed ireel;
G. II MALLORY DO Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 h. H. " T.
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Nu TAGE CITY Mass and Portland Ne. Degh,ful
sea cn,s, route 20 all pleasure North and East
Elegant Low excursion rates SAILING DAYS ior
Iv from New York ~ follows ii. \ .. II. IL. H. H. H.
IN ~ ~ q % 20 p 30 81 Pier No 80. East River
loot 81 Mnrk-t-st Steamers sail ut ) T. NJ
' IlOKArlO HALL. Agent
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DubIir Notices.
NOTICE

DUBL1C NOTICE.
Office Of the Clerk Of the Common Council.
Room s. City Hall. New-York City.
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NETHERLANDS LINE

ErHERLANDS LINE
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Bouiogns
Mer. France
s 8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday. July IL. p m.
5. $. OLDHAM :......... SATURDAY Jul. ~ p m
At very rates Apply for tourist guide and terms.
General Passenger Agency 80 broadway.
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ALD DOM Union Ii +.
~ steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA BEACH
PETERSBURG and RICHMOND. VA. and WASHING
TON. u. C. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs: and Sat For
Richmond Via JAMES RIVER. Mon. Wed. and Sat For
WEST POINT NA-Tues Thurs. and Sat. From Pier
20 new No. n r.. foot Beach ST. at p M. Saturdays
p. Through tickets and freight rates to all points
South and West.
w T.. GuIILAUDEt Traffic Manager.
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For only GftY cents you can get
THE SEMI w WEERLY NEWS gal
weston or Dallas every Tuesday and
Friday for six months
This will take you through and
beyond what bids fair to be one Of
the most exciting state campaigns
ever witnessed in Texas.
Hand 30 cents to your postmas-
ter or the local newsdealer, or send
direct to A, Fl, Belo & Co., Publish
ers, and get full proceedings Of the
political procession in the best gen
eral newspaper in he Southwest
sixteen pages a week,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-02-19
RnPNRaENTING-
Look After Your Titles.

Why risk your money by pur-
chasing property without be
ing satisfied that you have a
good title? Kirby & Kelley
now own the only set of Alb
stract Books ever made Of
Miller county property, and
together have had about 2 Ia
years experience in Clerks Of
fee.
They can give you good
bargains in city property, and
have thousands OF acres Of
good farm lands in Miller, La
fayette, Nevada and Bowie
counties.
Leave your property in their
hands and you may. rest as.
sured that it will receive the
best attention in their power,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-02-19
Extra Cotton Belt Attractions.

Cheap rate to Memphis, Tenn.
Account meeting of Southern Lum-
Der Manufacturers Association,
the Cotton Belt win make rate to
Memphis and return of one lowest
first-class fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale February 18th and
10Th, limited to continuous passage
in each direction and to February
28th for return passage
The ONLY line with two through
daily trains from Texas to Memphis
with Pullman sleepers,
S. G, WARNER,
A, A. Gibson, G. P, A., Tyler.
G. p. X, Ft, Worth.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-02-19
OLD People.

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to regulate the bowels and kidneys
will find the true remedy in Electric
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on the stomach and bowels, adding
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gans, thereby aiding nature in the
performance of the functions Elec-
trio Bitters is an excellent appetiz'
err and aids digestion, Old people
find it just what they need Price,
fifty cents per bottle, at Smith
Drug Co, b