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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-28

=Ihe Executive. Mansion, Jan. 2S, 1888.
Mr.. Springer Dem., HID today intro
duced in the House bill designed TO
carry off the recommendations of the
President in his message. The bill pro-
vides for the issue of three per cent.
bonds, payable in gold, fifty years after
date; for the redemption and cancella-
ton of legal tender and treasury notes;
allowing national banks to issue circula-
ton to an amount equal to the par
value of bonds deposited; for the retire
nent of silver certificates of less denom-
nation than ten dollars, and for the is
sue Of small notes in their place; and
requiring payment of all import duties
in gold.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

5, Poro 10 heucs asesina 10 a iladie.
dijo Autragues Dios proteje nuestra mo
cencia Adios Basay
-Adios, Busy, repitioron Ribsirac Lii
varot
Sc slejaron palidos consternados de
aquella casa maldita
En- ella, sin embargo, haban encontrado
con la imagea de la muerte la desesperacion
profanda cue centupIica las fuerzas en- ella
habian adqurido Il indignation generosa
que hace q hombre superior su esencia
mortal
Atravesaron con diicultad por entire la
multitud, que en- aquel cuarto de hora Sc hs
bla aumentado considerabemente
Al legar 81 sitio del desafio hallaron 2
sus euemigos que les esperabaD, los unos
sentados en pIedra5, los otros snbidos eu las
barreras de tablas
Al verlos. corrieron hacia ellcs, avergon-
zados de hsher LEG do los dltimos
Los cuatro favoritos estaban acompa09dos
de sus cn&tra escuderos.
Las cuatro cspadas, colocadas en- terra
parecfs que estabau descansando como elos
-Ssnores, dijo Quslns eyant5udose sa
ludsndc con gravedad Y orgullo, hemos teri-
do ell honor de esperar
Dispensadnos, seflores, dijo Antragues
habriamos LEG DO mas pronto, no hsber sI'
do por el retraso de uno de uuestros GONNA
aeros
i Ell senor de Busy, dijo Epernon. er
81 4cto. no le Veo aqui, algo peiczosc esta es
ta mafara.
va que hemos esperado hasta aa3ra II
10 Senomoerg, esperarem ntro POGO mss
Antragues
Los favoritos quedaTon sorprendid,s. me
nos Epernon, cuyo semtlante manifesto otra
especie de sensacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

mo veudsA! dijo: lob! Jei valiente de los
yalientes tieue miedo2
No pueds ser por ESQ, dijo Qaelus
-TleEes raz0n, dijo Livarot.
u \ por que no giene pregunto Mau
giron.
Porque ha muerto, contest6 Antragnes
u IA muerto ? esclamarou los favoritos
Espernon no dijo NADIA, y adl Sc puso al
go palido
No, dijo Quelus, por que haoiamos dc
saberlo
"a Pero es ciertof pregunt6 Epernon
Antragues tir6 de Ia espada.
Tan ciert0, dijo, como que esta e5 su
sangre
= Asesinadol exclamation los cuatro ami
gos del rey, Busy asesinado
Epernon continuaba moyiendo la cabeza
en- senal de duda
Ests sangre pide veugsnzs, dijo Ribei-
rae; 10 entenGeis, sehores9
-Parece que sospechais quien la ha de
rramado.
-iPardiez! dijo Antragues
-Explioaos claramente, exclamo Que
lus
Mira quien favorece ell cTfnen, dice ell
iegista, murmuro Antragnes
-5Acsbare de exp licaros con claridgdf
dijo Maugiron con Voz De trueno.
No venimos otra cosa senores, dijo Ri
bairao, J teuemos mas motiyos de los nece-
sarios para matarnos cien veoes.
Pies entonces msno las espadAs. dijo
EpeIn6n sacando Ia suya despachemos
- Hola, que prisa taneis. sehor gascon /
dijo Livarot, no habl&bais tan alto cuando
cranes cuatro contra cuatro-
- Es culpa nuestra qua no seals mas que
tres dijo Epernon.
-Si. es culpa vuestra, repuso Antragues
Busy ha muerto porque habfa quien pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

feria verie tendido en- Ia tn1nh. e verle 4.
pie sobre Ell tarrsno h nnarto con Ia ma
no cortada, para que no pudiese manejar q
acero ia mnerto, porqle hab(a quien que
ria apagar toda costa ei bril0 de aonalos
olos que os hubiera de5lumbrado todos
Id entendeis ahora M esalia1 80 Ella
ridad
schomberg. Maugiron y Epern6n Drama
ban da rabis
-Bast4, bssta, senores, dijo Qaelus Rs
lra0s, senOr Epernon ref1irem0s tres contra
tres, asf veran estos senores, que pssar
de nuestro derecho. no somcs oapacas de
aproyecharnos de una desgracia que denio
ramos tanto como elIos. Venid sehores
yead, al eci6 Fl jjvan echlnaase st,as E!
somhfefo, leysntando Ia manu izauieTda Y
agitando con Ia derechs IA espada vepid. Y
vienaonos comhatir cielo alberto bsjo
las fnlradas de Dios, podreis juzg.r 81 somos
aseslnos Vamo7, plaza, plaza
-lAhl dljo Schomberg antes os tenla
antlF2tia, ahOra Os aboTrezco
y 70, dijo Antragues, hacfa una hora
pehsaha contentarme con daros una buena
estoeada, pero en- Ia actualdad no me- con
tentare hasta coltefos Ell cuello. In gugrdia
senores e. guardia
u Goa ioFi las sin elias pregnnto
Scnrmberg.
Sin ropilia y sic camisa, dijo AutregueS.
con el pecho desnudo, con el corazon al des
cublerto
Los jovenes Sc quitaron LAS ropll.s ' Sc
arranoaron las camis4s.
Csllel djo Quelus al desnndarse ba
perdldo mi daga. 10 entrabs blell en- la vail
ia, y Sc habra caido en- el camino.
- q Ia h DreiS dejsdo en- casa del Sc 6-r Dc
Monsoread, plaza de Ia Bastila, die Antra
CUES, en alguna yaina de donde nc hahreis
tenido valor para sacarla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

7 srgo derecho para renir repa5o E2FT
con a partida qued6 arfegiada para oeh9.
Fuera de aqsI dije Ribeirac deses
perado cer'a2dola al paso.
Epern6n Sc vclgi6 c91toned9dosa ea
vainaudo su espada
Venid djo Chicot, venid, for de ios Fa-
aentes, sino, vais perder "a par de z'psl9s'
como aver
u Q l6 dice ese buf6u
Dig3 que prozt3 correra la saagre
% quedais ahi cs esp9nes a mancharos IN
zapato5, como os suceii6 anoche
Epernon Sc qned6 paiido como IN difaaio.
toda su jactancia So disip6 ante el terfioe
ep'grama de Chicot
S7ntose diez passes de e, ) no F9lFi2
mlrarle sir terror.
kibeirac Schomberg Sc acercarou de-
poes del sslndo de estilo. Qaelus } ANT
CUES, 4ne So hsbian va puesto en- susfi.''
cruz3rOn los aceros, danio anb0s lla pa
adelante
Maugiron Livarot, spoyado cada uno s.
ona oarrsra, SO espiaban mdthameule u
ho7imentos, hacienda amagos para coo.s.
se On su guardia fsvorits
Las circo daban en- San Pablo cnsudc e
'ne1zo Il & rnbata
En- el rostro de los com batter tes estso'
plntado el fnro1; pero sus abios cerrsdos' =
psiiusZ aLnenazadora, ei iavountario lt1
o.or de sus mapos, indicaba que su press ne''
oohten 81 furor. y que este, semeJal'e :
ul osllo fog so, cansaria g-arceS est ~
,an iaego como quedase exsuto % tola tia
iTante muchos miuutos no Sc oyo ms'
4ue ei roca de las espsdas 70 e chequa P9'
4ue 10 So tlIo ningdn golpe
Ri beirac fatigado, mas len sat- fe.ho
le nsoer tanteado su adyersario, ba!o -
nano espero un instante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
Unguento Derm6genol

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
oor ell UNGUENTo DERMoGENO On
las Hagas qneazadwras. jxa,setss, ps-
caduyas dc ntOsq~ftos ls6,a af,scana,
sabaSozses, eIetanttasts f1ssO,es, az
casajqatey py0ceasncsa, ysa0satts1's0, III
csy49, Heys1as az cuatGatsy arnsG, pa-
aadSsos DE-, 10 demuestran las inflnl-
tas cugaciones obtcnidas y el constaa-
e 1sc qac de dicfo especifico Sc
caC@.
Dep6ssto: E4ynsacs.s Central de ]
Errrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
CAPITULO XCIII
Ell COMBArE

n terreuo en que iha verifcarse este ta
1flpie '7mhat", estabs Fl utsdo &c 8rboles
COMO hsn0s dioh1 y a sante retirado
"i:arlaEnente solo le frecpentabxo los
Z 1ens sch9s que jusaban de dis. los bora
che gu pr Is 30
.a,l L2a barrsras lsvantaiss par los chsjaaes
tel'1aa natur .lmente Is ebsraculo I Il mi
ueua, que senejante lss olas de an rio 81
que una corrie0te, Y no Sc dstiene ii re+ro
csde 10 ser que encuentre alg6 ob>t4rulo
aquel sltio. - Ca en-
aGemss eia nuy temgrano, Y 1. nolt;tnd
1eLla IN gran notiyo qae IA Ii IA a.. IA
oiII u, eh Ia casa ei ssn greut cia d Noneoraa,l
enlcot, ccnmovido, auneue - era nn,, au
ssiisl'ie ior naturaieze, Sc sart5 e,(la,+ni'l my
.es laea5 os J pajes, en- una b2l,s.tza1aa' ''e
NO anaba a Us argavaos, & T..
Iasoritos, pero unos otros eran yaIia,' q 'os
por sns Veras circulaba sangre ga.,sros' 1,.'7s'
nqy pFonto iha derramarse qoe
ana bravata u'''fna ytz
"a One es esto dijo, se me tisna
oaiiaos' eharlatAn, respondio Antraeuo. ,euo :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
EO7E
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE. CE.-HAITI

FL propietario que suseribe ofrsce lss c6-
nodas ventiladas habitacionss De este
Hotel todos los puertorriquelos extrsn :
geros de transito eatadia fla en- Haiti.
En- el estableciniento Sc habla ingles,
frances, espa1ol i5aliano. Trato calto; ser
vicio eseogido.
Tenemos sucursal en el aristccratico cara
po de Thor (Rizot6n) para los pasageroa
enfermos que eeran trata3os cen esnaraca
soitcitnd
z iONzALO MARIN
Ensro q lie 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
ARA GARRETT ERAS

.2c ve,Gs cssa 4 as5ssd &c So valos, sssaa asts
qssssa srsttsradoYG de essdrG nss7sssda para CO
s5eseras cor sss cagdsrG y dsmds pssSaS, ers
m4y bs>css sstado ); frscgss,scte ae sEsssso.
Es que ID :ssese ese pssede zisssgsssa d doss 10
DsrSo G3sfsEtEss, sss estsz ess4esof..
2z.1r4.s .s.e..s 81. /. &c 1854.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
3fxoL FInRh ANoa 4 o.,
. en- = - 20 clio

For t aurso iqeho Ten ju
i afe &c excellent 5asos yentre sto
b m an9 II 1tr9m
{
q : uIu q
:
OLE dsts i
10 d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
fGran depurGtaUo vegetati !

8 sea extracto huido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes sudorihcas.
Cada onza Auida representa- una
onza de las plantas que conttene-
PURAMEN1E VEGETAL !
FL mas conocido, ssgaro > r6pfao
nrIficador de la sangrel
Conserva cl CUTS ferso y HIRE de
v1pcse '5es y eramo5'
Put len usario hasta los ninos.
Dep6sIto: Ear1sGcia Central. de ].
erreT.
mi v. p. :. Nvbre. &c 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

Q le'us did ~ rugido De corais 50 puso
IN guardia
Advoltid que 10 -iene daga. ssf1o, d.
Aatfagnes, grit6 Chioot qu9 Hegaba en-
a4ual momento al campo de b4tslia
-Peor para el, dijo Antragaes no es eui-
ps mia
sacau6o IL dsga coz Ia roano iz,,,i,.a.
Sc p1so tanbea en- guarda.
CAPITULO XOII
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

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The state herald., 1895-04-12

This has been n year OF wonderful
growth for The Lincoln State Journal.
Ito aggressive methods have pushed it
to the front. One thing that accounts
for this is The Journals principles. 1t
is republican, true and blue, but first Of
aiI ft<is great newspaper and considers
news the most essential feature. 1t prints
more state telegraph news thnn either OF
tho Omaha papers. The business inter
ests OF the state recognize IN The Journ-
NJ the only state paper which is standing
up for tie welfare OF Nebraska. You
can see how The Journal is growing in
your own town. 1t is gaming in every
other town in the state just rs much
The reduced price is only so cents per
month without Sunday, OF 65 cents per
month with Sunday. This also accounts
for the big growth, The Semi Weekly
journal has the largest circulation OF any
Nebraska Taper. 1t Inns completely
routed its old fashioned once-a'week
rivals. 1t is being sent from now until
January LIST, 1896, FOR 81 90. This carries
readers through the con.iug legislature
and through the next presidential cam
paign. II gives readers two complete
papers each week for the price of one.
Gov. Furnas 10 form editor, and /. L..
Lyman, poultry editor. 1t is published
at the state capital and is a paper for
Nebraskaus.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
u. A. X. NOTICE.

We take this oppor unity OF info:m lpg
our subscribers that the new Commits
ioaer of Pensions has been appointed
He is an old soldier, md we believe that
soldiers an their heirs will receive
justice at his hands. We do not nntici-
pate that there will DO any radical
changes in the administration Of penson
affairs under tho new regime.
We would advise, however, that U. S.
soldier, suilors, and their heirs, take
steps TO mako application at once, il
they have not already done so, in order
to eecure the benefit OF the early fling
Of their claims in easo there should be
any future pension legislation. Such
legislation is seldom retroactive. There
lore it is OF great importance that appli-
cations be filed in tho department at the
earliest possible date.
II U. S. Soldiers, Sailors. or their Wild.
ows, Children, or Parents desire inform
alton in regard to pension matters, they
should write 10 tn Press Claims Com
pauy, Mt Washington, ID. C., aud they
will prepare and send tho necessary mp
plieation, II they find them entitled un-
der the numerous laws enacted for their
benefit. Address.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
JoHS WEDDERBrRs, Managing Atty,
z. q. Box, 3si Washington, ID. q
The state herald., 1895-04-12
10 CALIFORNIA IN A TOURIST SLEEPER.

The Burlington Routes Personally
conducted Excursions TO tho Pacific
Coast are just the thing for people OF
moderate means. Cbeap-respectable-
neutrality-suspicious.. From Oma.
ha and Lincoln every Thursdas. Through
to Los Angeles and San Francisco with.
cut change. Experienced Excursion
Managers and uniformed Pullman port.
crs in charge. Sccond.class tickets nc
cepted. Cars are carpeted aud uphol-
stored and have spring seats aud backs,
mattresses, blankets, curtains, pillows,
towels, etc. Only IS for double birth
wide enough and big enough for two.
The route is over ss,e Scenic Limo Of
the World" through Denver. Salt Lake
City aud Sacramento. All tho wonder,
full canons and peaks Of the Rocky Noun
,ains are passed during the day.
II you are going west you should mr..
range TO join one Of these excursions
They are tho best, the very best, across
the continent. Information mud adver-
Using matter on application to tho local
asen. or by addressing, J. FRANCIS,
@. Z. A. Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
NOTICE OF TAKING TAX DEED.

To, James A. Kcnworthy, Pierce Wright
Nd Company. W. +. Bybee and John I. NJ.
p'arcc. You nre hereby notified that on tho
nth day of October, 1891, ID. +. Moore pur.
chased at tax sale for the taxes 1890. the fol.
lowing tract of land to-wlt: Tho southeast
quarter of section ten t0) In township seven
az north OF range rorty-fvc t45, west of tho
9th Principal Meridian. Said property Mt the
time OF the tax levy and assessment for the
year 1890 being taxed In the name of W. y.
Bybcc and 1t appears from the records In tho
Office Of the county clerk OF Phillips county,
that the said jamos A. Kenworthy, Pierce
Wright and Company and John T. NJ. Pierce
have or appear u have. soma interest in tho
above described. land. the exact nature and
extent Of which In to tho undersigned un.
known. Aud you nro hereby further notified
that the undersigned is now the owner Of
the county Il casurer's certificates OF purchase
by assignment and unless tho said real cs.
tate is redeemed within thirty days from tho
completed services OF this notics, l will de-
mand from the treasurer of Phillips county
a tax deed. Dated this 10Th day of March A.
| ID. 1895. HAL. II. WILLIAMS,
Owner and holder Of certificates.
!, horcby certify that received the within
notice this 10th day Of March, 1895.
At GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
State Of Colorado,
County Of Phillips
LAT. Guthrie, sheriff. do hereby certify
that after due and diligent search the with
| In named james 4. kcnworthy Pierce Wright
and company, W F. Bybce and John I. NJ.
| Pierce can not be- und in my county. Dated
this srtid day Of April, 1906.
(AO A.T.GuTHRIE. Sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

Specially made OF securing patents in
tho shortest possible limo for settlers
who have fully complied with the laws
under which their entries were made.
and who are annoyed and worried by dc.
lays in tho Issue OF their patents. caused
by THRILLING IRREGULARITIES which can
DO easily aud speedily removed.
Advice also given in all matters relat-
ing to the public lands, especially on
points aricing under the now laws which
have been recently passed providing for
the disposal OF the public domain.
II you want your land patent in a
hurry II you want your land business,
or any character, attended to by skillful
and competent attorneys, aud promptly
disposed OF, write to
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
JOHN WEDDERBURs, Gsn'l. Manager,
2 o. Box 3S5. Washington, d. @.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
rnR Ergll,croys NEW SHORT LINE.

The Burlington Route ia notable ex.
coption TO the general run OF western
railroads.
During a period when railroad build
ing in this country has been almost Mt n
s,andsiill, 1t has been steadily pushing
forward its northwest extension and now
takes much pleasure in announcing its
completion to billinge, Mont, SOB miles
from o nuha.
At Billings, connection 10 made with
the Northern Pacific Railroad and, un.
der traffic agreement with that com.
pany. business OF all classcs is exchanged
there. or, more properly speaking, routed
through that point to and from every
station on or reached VIA tho Northern
Pacific and Burlington Systems.
This new short lino-ior that Is exact
ly what it is-rctucos tho distance DO.
tween Omaha, Kansas City. st. Lou,s
and the territory south md south.oas
OF those cities. on the ono hand, and
Montana. Northern Idaho md Puget
Sound poin's, on tho other. oil tho way
from 60 TO is3 miea. It thus becomes
nn important factor in bringing the vast
scope OF country served by the Northern
Pacific into closer relationship with tho
Missouri and Mississippi Valleys.
Juat to illustrate things. Tho New
Short Line saves ~.
2oi miles botweon omaba and Helena
22i mlles betweon Omaha and Butte
37l miles between Omaha aud Spokane
81 miles between Omaha aud Tacoma
10 miles between 0msba and Seattle.
Tho Now Line has been constructed
1-,n'"msrt- Substantial manner Excel.
lcnily ballasted, laid with tho hcavics,
t,ccl upon more than tho usual NUMBER
OF ties, II equals the bcst aud ldest .por.
tom OF tho burlington System.
People whogo opinion 10 worth having
pronounce II superior 10 my now track
ever built IN tho western states.
Tho train. service will consist OF Pull.
man Palace Sleeping Cars, Reclining
Chair Cars, (ecets frce) and Standard
arlington Route Day Conehos, Omaha
mud Lincoln 10 Billings daily.
Az Scenic Route, tho Now Line take,
high rank.
Tho rich inrma Of enptcrn and contrn
Ncbiaekn; tho moro sphrscly settled
country that lies between iiavcpn md
tho boundary limo separating Ncbrastr
and South Dakota, tho cnnons, poaki
and awclling meadow lands of the Blaot
Hills, the wonderful "Deyil'. Tower" tb,
irrigated diu,ric,s Of northern Wyoming
Custer Battlefield; the picturesque wind
inge Of the Little Big Horn; tho gloroui
valleys OF tho great Crow Indian 1soscr
wilton -all these arc seen from tho en-
window.
Full information relative to tho trnii
service. ra,cs or other fonturco OF TIN
Now Short Line will DO gladly furnHhc,
upon application 10 j. Francis. q. I. a
! Burlington Route, Omaha. Neb.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

by virtue of SPECIAL execution oh attach
mcnt Issued out Of tho clerks Office of the
county court Of Phillips county md state OF
Colorado, and to me directed, whereby ! am
commanded to make the sum Of $25l.4S dam
ages and $H.3o costs Of suit the amount OF n
certain Judgment recently obtained against
William Holmes dated March IS. 1895. in favor
Of =. W Beggs out Of the tcnemcnts, goods
and chattels of thu said William Holmes.
have levied on the following property, to-
wit: Ono half interest In ono black stallion,
white fnce named Chief and also one half IN.
tercst In one gray stallion named Ben as the
property of William Holmes tho above prop
crty will be sold subject to feod bill OF ssi2.7o.
Therefore, according to said command,
shall expose for sale, at Public Auction, all
the risht, title and interest OF the above
named william Holmes In and to the above
described property, on Saturday the 9Th day
OF April 1905. at . O'Clock p. M, ut the front
door of the court house in Holyokc, Phillips
county. Colorado. Dated ut Holyoke tins goth
day of March 1895.
This sule continued to April 18th, 1895.
A. I. GUTHRIE. Sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

TO. James n. Larscnt, The American Loan
an Trust Coinpany, Philip Potter, Receiver
II the American Loan and Trust Compans
William l.. Dnrmcistcr aud Annie NJ. Burmc'
lister husband ant Wife, You are hereby
notified that ON the ffth day OF October, 1891
w. l.. Johnson purchased ut tax sale FOR the
taxes of 1870 the following tract Of land towit:
The north 'wra, quarter If section eleven On
IN township seven "a north OF range forty
three 90 west OF the 9Th y. M. in Ilhilhps
county. Colorad. said property at the time
of the ;uS levy AMI assessment for the year
1850. beng taxed la the name OF "Burmaster"
and it appears from the records in the Office
Of the county clerk of Phillips county, that
the said James y. I.argon,, phc American
Loan and Trust company, William e. Burmc'
lister aud Annie NJ Burmcistcr husband and
vie have or appear TO have, some interest
In the above described land. tho exact rature
and extent of which is to tn. undersigned
unknown. And you are hereby further
noiin d that the undersigned is row the own
or o. the Coanty Trcasurcr's certificates OF
purchase, by signment aud unloss the saiil
zeal estate IA redeemed within thirty days
from tie completed service OF this notieo, /
viii ,leruaad from the Treasurer OF Philip,
county II tax decd. Dated this 10th day Of
March !, D., Is.5. Il. \. NcPHERgIN,
ownar and holder OF certificates.
!, hereby certify that Received tue wii!i.n
mott L this 18th day OF March 1895.
4. L. guthrie, sheriff.
State AZ Colorado,
Jounty of PlJlnpsA
!. \. I, Guthrie. Sheriff, do hereby certify
that after due AID dll,grnt search. tbs With
ia named James Y. Largent, Tia American
Loan and Trust Company, Philip Potter,
Receiver uf tho American Loan and Trust
Company, william L. Burmcstcr and Aunic
M.Buru.rlstcr thusbinl and wife, cannot DO
found IN my county. Ha'cd this srd day Of
April lsys.
A. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
Eeaiqa,a.ers Department Colo. and Wye. G A R,
Rooms $40 and $40 Cooper building,
Denver, Col0raio, March III. 1905.

To each and all Of the Pests OF tho De
par,ment of Colorado and Wyoming,
G. A. r., rs well as to MI the old sol
diers resident within this Department
who may not yet DO, but Should be-
within the fold Of our Order:
Your atteu ion ia again directed to the
comirg Department Encampment. to be
hold NJ Dgnyri on the tl.irtieth of April
aud the first and second Of May, next. II
is the purpose of all who are interested
(nnd all old soldiers and their families
and friends arc interes;od) to make This
thu great, yea, the greatest and tho best
gathering, and hnppiest reunion OF the
OH boys, ever held III sight Of the Rocky
Mountains. They arc all coming, So
you cannot afford TO stay away.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

"1hc beautiful Mode's of PANS" In the
March Cosmopolitan, satisfy long.fclt
cuIi .s,ty In regard to the W men who have
been posing for the worlds famous paintings
The Cosmopolitan has carefully gathered n
coilec tion Of tn most famous Of these por'
traits and used them tnillustraie an interest
Ing article by distinguished French critic.
FIR. Thicbauli sisson. Nor t,ocs the beauty OF
the originals fail short OF tho ideal on the
painter's canvass. In the same number Ia n
deli :ht;ul article ab ut the famed scagirt
Isle, for SO many centuries n fortress and
prison Mont. nt-Michcl. pearl. wing
and Its Pearls" by an English naval officer,
written from personal experiences is perhaps
the most thrilling tale OF cxplor alton Of the
&C ans depths ever put on paper. The fiction
| o. this number Is unusually entertaining.