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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

THE Pittsburg Dispatch is greatly
worried over a report that a convention
Of glass workers which is about TO as
semble will pass resolutions favoring the
free coinage of silver. The P. D. can
not understand why men who receive
from 81 to So per day in wages should
want those wages reduced to 50 or So
The interest of the editor in his fellow
men is cOmmendable, but he should give
them credit for knowing just as much
about the silver question as he does and
also for knowing what they want View
ing the matter from his standpoint they
are as least free from the charge of being
actuated by motives of personal gain,
which cannot be said of the goldbugs,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
ATLANTA'S BIG FAIR.
ITS ENTERPRIsINo PROJECTORS ARE
HUsTLERs IN THE BEST SENSE.

Although the Gates Are Not to Be Opened
TiW BEid-sapssmber, the Buildings Are
Already Well Advanced and the Grounds
Are Rapidly Being Put Into Shape.
The enterprising people of Atlanta,
the Gate City and future metropolis of
the south, have long been joyously GER
tain of the complete realization of their
dreams of great and wonderful exposi-
ton within their borders. Only few
days ago they received a rather interest
ing proof that the people of the whole
country share in their expectation. This
proof came in the form of information
that all sorts Of itinerary shows are now
gradually moving toward Atlanta
working their way, so to speak-in or
der to be present at the opening and dur
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

side of the grounds and to the north of
a beautiful little valley in which the
race course is laid out. This course has
been converted into park to the west of
which are located the Administration,
Fire and Police buildings. To the right
and left are all the other buildings, so
disposed that from the door of each all
the others can be seen. From each of
these buildings, too, there will be beau
tiful view of the park, with its well
kept lawns. it's smooth walks, its bright
~ flashing electric fountains and its
floral beauties.
The buildings of the Atlanta fair will
not form white city, all but one of
them-that devoted to the fine arts-be-
ing sort of slate color with dark green
roofs. The Fine Arts building, how
ever, is of the same beautiful creamy
white that was so effective at Chicago,
and the architects are well satisfied that
the tints chosen will harmonic perfectly
with the surrounding landscape so as to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
HAD IT STRAIGHT.
The Ball Game Had Been Fixed, He Knew,
But There Was a Hitch.

Nfa
But There Was a Hitch.
This is the story of man with
straight tip"
1t was about O'Clock last evening,
while the ball game was in progress. He
was lawyer and an enthusiastic "fan."
However, he was not at the ball game.
81 wouldn't 60 out there and sit that
rotten game through if you would pay
me-" be said to companions down town.
When I see a ball game l want to see
one that will be won not given away
These fellows know before they GO out
to the park every day how the game is
going. It's fixed"
His audience smiled. He partially lost
his temper.
''Maybe you think don't know what
I'm talking about" he demanded, @but
I do. tell you I heard this game
they're playing now put up at the hotel
before the players got on the street car.
Emporia will win and the score will not
run over six"
His auditors smiled again.
81 heard them fix it, tell you, and I'll
bet Eve dollars that Emporia will win.
Blast such ball playing. Here's my So.
Is that fair?"
Seven men in the crowd had So by
mistake, but none of them covered
him. Today seven men are gently kick
ing themselves. The score stood sixteen
to six in favor of Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

If the state temperance rally at Topeka
did any possible good we should like to
have somebody explain where, how and
when, with an elaborate system of charts
and diagrams.-B Burlington Republican.
1t resulted directly in the closing of
the joints at Atchison and Wichita,
which would never have been disturbed
but for the agitation incident to the call
ing of that convention. The governors
work is half done. He has yet to stop
the lawbreaking at Leavenworth and
Kansas City, Kan. The people of this
state can not afford to let a lot of rum
sellers snap their fingers in the face of
the state government.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
KANSAS PARAGRAPHS.

Rubber boots are called for for the
chinch bugs at Arkansas City, so they
won't get their feet wet.
Somebody at Galena has 80 much more
money than he knows what to dc with,
that he has started a daily paper
The craze for eyeglasses by Burling-
ton girls can't be accounted for on any
other grounds than moon blindness
Purer Democracy can't be found than
in Wichita where q woman whose uncle
was a duke has to wash dishes for Iiv-
ing.
Leavenworth Standard: A question of
polIteResa The baker who sells two
loaves for five cents is the best bread
man in town.
The town clock at Emporia has stop
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

ROBERT G. INGERsoLL: 1t is impossi-
BILE for a man with a good heart to be
satisfied with this world as it now is. No
man can truly enjoy even what he earns,
what he knows to be his own-knowing
that millions of his fellow-men are in
misery and want When we think of
the famished we feel that it is almost
heartless to eat. To meet the ragged
and shivering makes one almost
ashamed to be well dressed and warm
one feels as though his heart was as cold
as their bodies. In world filed with
millions and millions of acres of land
waiting to be titled, where one man can
raise the food for hundreds, millions are
on the edge of famine. Who can com
prehend the stupidity at the bottom of
this truth?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

have recently obtained samples of
the chief baking powders in the market,
and have subjected them to careful
chemical examination to determine their
purity, wholesomeness and leavening
power. AS the result of my tests [ find
the Royal Baking Powder superior to
the others in every respect 1t is en-
tirely free from all aduIteration and I'M
wholesome impurity, and in baking it
gives off a greater volume of leavening
gas than any other powder. It is, there
fore, not only the purest, but also the
strongest powder with which l am &C
quainted.
WALTER s. HAINEs N. D.,
Consulting Chemist, Chicago Board of
Health
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
CECIL sPOONER COMING.
She is Starring Alone and Will be in To-
peka Next Week.

She is Starring Alone and Will be in To-
peka Next Week.
Cecil spooner and her company of
fourteen people will be at the Grand
opera house for three performances next
week-Friday night, and Saturday mat
inee and night, July 10 and % She is
playing at an advance of her regular
prices.
1t is fact Edna May Spooner has left
the Spooner company and is starring
through Colorado with Johnny PringIe
There has been no quarrel She has felt
for long time that her work would be
more appreciated by her audiences if she
were not so near the dazzle of CeciPs
righteousness.
Cecil is starring with the rest of the
family and company for summer term
in two pieces, Becky, the Circus Girl, y
and "Hidden Hand" and is playing east
ward in one and two night stands Last
night and tonight she is at Lincoln, Neb.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
special Now Eneland ExcursIoa.

Via the Lake Shore 8 Michigan South
ern railway, August 10 to rs. Tickets
will be on sale via the above line at one
fare for the round trip. The only route
via Teledo and Cleveland along the
southern shore of Lake Erie almost its
entire length, through the beautiful Nc
hawk valley and the Berkshire hills, or
via Albany and Hudson river boats if de-
sired, or via the ST. Lawrence river and
through the White mountains. Stop
over allowed at Niagara Falls and Sara
togs and on the return at Chautauqua
lake. A splendid opportunity for your
summer vacation trip. Full information
on application. B. P. Humphrey, T. P
A, Kansas City, Mo- C Z. WILDER, West
Pass. Agt, Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

owe will wait few minutes longer"
said the pastor, Gin order to give an OPP
portunity for those who may wish to
unite with the church to como forward
and do So" A solemn hush fell upon
the congregation, but nobody moved.
At last a tall, slender, lantern jawed, long
whiskered, cross eyed man sitting near
the door rose up and said: "While the
young people in the audience are max
ing up their minds upon these all i'm
portant questions, should like to offer
a few thoughts on the subject of free
coinage of silver."-Solomon Sentinel
1t is irrepressible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
The German ChIxger King.

An absolute cure for the bite Of CHG
gers and stings of bees, wasps and other
poisonous insects. The German Medical
company guarantees to everyone, that in
its German Chigger King is found a
positive cure in five minures for the an
noyance caused by the bite of chiggers,
and stings of bees, wasps, etc. Price 90
cents. The German Medical Company,
Topeka, Kansaa For sale by a c.
Klingaman, No. 100 East Sixth street,
Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

CONGRESSMAN MICHAEL D. HAIR
TER says the number of free silver men
is ridioulously small. It is q safe esti-
mate to say there are 100000 of them in
Kansas. If all other states can show as
good percentage they ought to be able
to make respectable showing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

The reasons given by Police Commits
sioner Roosevelt of New York for his
actions regarding the excise law should
be read and taken to heart by every ex-
ecutive officer In the state of Kansas.
What he says is also good reading for
the politicians.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

THE third term propaganda and the
gold standard campaign of the Demo-
cratic party are moving forward hand in
hand, but Republican goldbugs should
not bank too largely on the inevitable
split in the Democratic party.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

CHICAGO. July 10. = For Kansas:
Fair and warmer tonight and Sunday,
except possibly showers in the extreme
southern portion; south winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

ED. HoCH: "Why are not men more
beautiful?" asks Miss Frances Willard,
just as if we could be.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily edition, delivered by carrier, 10
cents week to any part Of Topeka Or
suburbs, or at the same price In any
Kansas town where this paper has car
Eisr system.
By mail. three months ........9 80
By mail, enc year ............ SEQ
Weekly Edition, Per year ...... 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
5o&as bon sasn in g abtratt-sestr ssHdt, Ser. etaatsa sesiruns.
Rakiss
Wbiolttt 1tnpert1liMt.

County : Nuoitor y. s. @ruber
1T ioeben oauOn benadridtist noroen.
oab Die SenatbiQ 374 BON Der Geslslc.
tur paiiirt uno bonn @ouuern6r unter.
5eihnet muroe. 9emnad baben bic vi
ieiforen nibt nur @asen uno 8uiiden
in in ben Gbiddsunsspapiereu eiu5us
traseu. ionbern miiiieu sleidiaQs Sdlits
ten, ionitise @eidbrte tuie aud bic 9pei'
rdber benz NHeiiement eiuoerleibeu, NO.
raus benz goun!ps Nuoitpr cine snOrme
Nrbeit erpdhit, oa bic Nbiddsunsas
Bidder BON Stearns gounip bereits OH
Die Qfeiiorsn oerianbt puroeu uno bic
Nbdnberunseu in Der auoitors'SH Office
aemadt peroen miiien.
Sci unierem iinsiten 8eiud in
Birs. benz rihtisen oeutiden YoIuerf
BON Worriion 9ountp, fonnten mir iiber
ben Gmporibwuus oes nieoliden Stdots
dsns felt ieirer Incorporation uns nIdt
senus tuuncerr. Sener Slab uno Ieine
uole geoeutnns ldBt iid ermeieu ourd
bas pradipolIe @ottesbaus, oas midi
BLOB benz anmutbiaen Stdbtben uno
Worrlion gounip ionoeru Der sanSeu
9i6Seie ct. glouo gum Credit 9ereldt.
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ibGftlite Sim Der 8euobner in 8lrs
Elm unuerfennbarer; ieoes 9eitdit 1T
oaielbit betenS uertreter, uno ousStdots
den 1T iosar telepbuulid NIT Worriion
gountp's Snupttabt, 2itile 5aQs, Der
bunben. Bon ben @eihaitsbduiern
f6nnen mir nur ben 9afbof oes
Serrn Sobn Neumunu ertudbren, Der
uns fir bic Stunoen unieres @ellens
in Pir5 ben anaenebmiten Nuient'
baltsort bot. Serr Nsumaun mndt Dem
bon ibm seleiteten YirS Sotel aIe gbre,
uno in bic orbeatllde 2sltuns bes Soft
aeiddftes tbeilt iid nit ibm in muiter'
batter Weiie feline Satin, Die ole ehte
oeutihe 5rau hires 9eibdftes in 8Ide
uno Seller tpnltet. Nub trafer pIr
uerihieoent Der aliea Sefanrtiduiten, 10
Die Serren Sledsnitein, Stump, 9rsQ,
8irnis, Beth II U. tuie aud ben Srn. g..
Neumanu, Batter oes Suteliers, pelher
ieit einem Sierteliabrbunoert OILS 5rie,
oensridter uuo 5rieoenstiiter in BlrS
nit beftem griolse tbdtis 1T. 2eicer
es uns uesen 9eitmansel nitt per-
sOnnt, ben suten bohU. Serrn 90.
Nasle 81 besriiBen, inter oeiien pelier
Seeliorse uno Gnleituns bic @smelnoe
Yirs cine Dem Serisu oes aatboliten
t%uob[tbuenoe Pliitbe entfa(tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

Has- Cine STEELE perlanst in elmer
oeuiiteu Samllle. gtlberes IN Der Oh
fice oleies Slaites. l
IN" Der alte Bopo plro am /. Wai
III ben Sapwuro BIOd, bier 9blren tueft.
lib BON ieiuem iesiseu 8lase uno ndd.
fte 2bure 5u Sbparb's Sattlerseiddft,
um5leben. Seoermann in oieiem goun.
~ io0te plien, no oieier Ylas 1T.
y 0 y B, Der Spe5ereibdnoler.
10" Die ueri6ieoeufen Sorten
Sroo, oarunter oas a~lermdrts betpdbrte
r5rend".Sroo, 70 tuie nud friide Jriits
tie uno bic beiien SpeSsreien itets Su ba.
ben bel s 8. 3. goeIbrpd. 2Oba
sayH @srseBt nidt, eas 6 rosbp's,
oes 5. Noenue M0belbdnolers, balb'
idbrli6er rotbe Warfen 8anrauirdus
munssuerfaui in oleier 8Ode i~tattfins
bet uno 5ipar Epnneritas, Jreitas uno
Samitas.
ras~ Sm Ns,p gort Bazaar tperoen
Gler I'M umtauid sesen Bizarre senom.
men Ooer sesen baare 5obluns sefauit.
TO- Scooi 2umbsr in y. 8. Stei.
den's 2umbers Yaro 81 sc per 9auieno'
rasr aauit tein 8ussp, bepor ibr
ben Sorratb in Der Mc9ormld Waibi.
men Nieoerla9e beiibtist babt.
-" Die beiteu Sorten 8alf, ges
ment uno Yflaiterbuure blGis 81 iaufsn
BEL Or a 3. q itenbers,9 8. pluenue
n0rollt, st. @louo. 19-4
To- @elo Su uerlsihen auf psrbei.
iertes @runoeigentbum in Stearns 90.
8elne 8erSDsernnS. @elo INNER on
Sano. Bet. Grid, ct. gloub. ms,
-" @slbes 5lttsnbreiter fir SUB,
b6oen uno roibe geoer. Sdinoeln in q.
8. etden ms 2umbers Yarb 81 ben
uieorisiien Warttpreiien. ba
In" Die srbBte Quspabl on gerlo.
bunss. uno 3raurinsen bel 3 r. y II ..
Bette Gualitat 81 ben n%leorlslten Breia
len. 1S-
Has~ Sir 5eniterrabmen, 9biren,
Baupapier uuo ales Baumnterial 9ebt
gu 8. d u. 9ic y resorp ., bort f6nnt
lbr 8slo iparen, oenn BEL lbuen 1T oas
Saupiquartier. 1Sba
to- Die beiten 5armer.B ussies nit
Swel ooer orei Sisen biais 81 iaufen in
Der Mc9Ormid Waidinen'N ieoerlase,
ct. GlOuo, Minu.
Ha@ @er bauen piu, banbelt in ieis
mem Sutersiie, wsnn er aalf etc. fault
bel W q ;. q irenbers,9 Q. &uenue
n0rblib. 19-4
Ha~ 0lr b0ren BON Serrn @eiers
mann, oem @eneralasenten Der WcGors
mid Co., onB in Der bieiisen Nieberlase
10 eben cine NnSabl nsuar 8uasies ir.
seno ipelher Nrt ansefommsn 1T, uno
BOB oieielben biQiser u~erfauit iperoen
oils ie Supor. IS besahlt Iid Seoem,
Der Elm 8ussp fauien m6hte, in Der Mcs
Gormld Nieberlase porSulpreben nno
Iih oauon 81 iberSeuaen, mas @utes
uno Sauerbaftes bort sefauft rperben
fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
- Die Serren Sos. Sobmau uuo
Grani Weinhaus haben elm 9ampfboot

- Die Serren Sos. Sobmau uno
Jrana Weinbaus baben elm DampfboOt
uWseferilst, oas in Der Sommer5eit ben
Iusflisleru gum &reu5en Der Yleaiunt
Safe oienen ,piro. 9as Boot bat &aum
fir cine aus 80 Yerlonen beitebenbe
@eieaiduft.
- Sn ben 81. gloub @iieubabntuass
son &sparatursS Shops iinb ausenblids
LID mebr Nrbeitsr bsiddftist. als IN Den
Stuei lesten Subren. 9asidslid bduft
lid be Nrbeit, unb es 1T nur 81 bofien,
baB Die Nrbetter ununterbrObeu Bes
iddftiguns baben.
- Nm lesten Sonntus Nbeno itarb
bic @attin oes Captain s. 6. Beit i'm
Nlter BON 4S Sabren. Wit ibr mirb
cine Der eoeliten Jrauen Der Stabt be.
sraben. Dem Serru @eit wuroe uases
meme Spmpatbie in Der Stunoe oes
berben Bsrluites entsesensebra1t. I'm
ter Sablreider Betbeilisuns BON 2elo-
trasenoen fano seitern, Wittmod, Na4s
mittaa be Beeroisuns pom 2rauerbauie
aus ftatt.
- Die BON Der 9eutids lmerifanis
iden Nationalbanf mlgeadlaiienihufiss
seridt am lesten 9Ounerftas s%eitelte
5oroeruns, ben SdluBbefehl in Sadeu
oes ytadlaiies bes u%eritorbenen 8eno.
Wter5 bel Settle 81 ieben uno bic CIR
laubniB, cine Notenforoeruns bon $4,000
81 binterle9en, 81 serpdbren. uuroe bon
8aiienridter Sanien sebilist. 9ieie
Gnsele9enbeit miro iest b6beren Ortes
seridtlib er0rtert peroen.
- Morsen Nbenb finoet has BenefiS'
Concert oes SRI. @race aplar in Der
uniturier &irde itatt. 9a Der 8med
Der u%nterbaltuu9 eth burbaus l6bliber
1T, iolie oieIelbe 5ablreib beiubt wers
ben. Bei Der u%nterbaltuna piro Barns
bart's Srheiter, elm BON gtormali4lle'
rinnen Suiammenseiestes Quartet uno
oas So 8is9 amen.G uartett mitplr'
fen. 9as Brosramm 1T elm iebr gut
sewabltes uno sibt Der iunsen Dame,
81 oeren genef5 bic l%lnterbaltuns itatt'
flnoet, bic bette @elesenbeit, ibr Talent
Su %enlfalten.
- Gs 1T tein Jeuer,8 ertaui, Der uns
iere Wdnner- uno 8naben. Sbube 10
biuis maht. Yrice, Der &leioerbGno-
Ter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

podw. p. Ssuatius, o. S. B.,
Bfarrer in Ribmurb, welder an einem
Salslbel leloet, lieB ii1 am lebten
Sonntaa in ielner 9emelnoe ourb ben
botp. p. Goriau, o. S. B., BON ct.
| Sobn's oertreteu.
Seute, 9Onneritas, finbet unter
benz Ioriise oes bO6w'ten perm 8is
idofs Wartin Warip uno i'm 8eiiein
oes bo6u'iten Serrn @eneralpifars,
IRisr. y. s. Bauer, elne Gonieren5
aaer Yiurrer Der 3i0Seie ct. Gluuo in
Der btiboilben &eiioen5 itltt, bel mel.
der 9slesenbeit auBer anoeren 9i6Se,
iansGuaelesenbeiten aud bic bonn Sber,
birten erpiuidte SucorpOration Der
ein6elnen Bfarreien Der 9i6Ssis er6riert
niro. Iu6 Der bOdD'ite Serr Gbt
Beter @nsel. o. S. B., wirb, luie mir
boreu, Der 9onieren5 anuobnen.
Nm lesten SOnntas wuroer in Der
pom bo6u. 2. Banfratius, o. S. B.,
paitcrlrten STRIDE in 5reeport Sebn Rna.
ben uno iebsSebn Wdohsn sum eriten
Ntale 5um 3iide oes Serrn SuseIafen.
Dor benz ieierllden SO6amt wurbe Die
Staar Der @ritiommunitunten bonn
Stulbauie aus in YroSeiiron unter ben
liebll6en aldn9eu Der JreepOrt Wuiits
tnpeue in bic id6u seidmidte airte &C.
~leltet, in pelder Der Soitssoient aui's
Jelerll6ite sebalten puroe. YeimS hluB
Der Nabmlttassanoatt purbe unter
Besleituns Der Muittupele Der berrl,s
DIE 3obseians: n@roBer 9ott" BON of
len Inipeienben seiuusen. Sir Sung
uno VII fplro oas idDue Set nod luns
9e IN better Griuueruns bleiben.
*Nad benz neutrality-suspicious.
am lesten Sonaias bliebsn bic 5raueH
Der bisiiseu upbefledteu @mpidnsn,Bse.
meinoe elner GlElabuns oes bobp. p.
9re9or, o. S. b., jufolse in Der Stride
per'ammelt, uno Der %seuannte Seelior,
ger uerlas Elm Sdreiben oes bodtp'i fen
Serrn Siidois Warip, in ueldem bic
6rauen eriutt muroeH, iid benz uon ben
5rauen Der Staot seblloeteu llnteritiss
unssuereins auSuitlleBeu, beiien Lob.
llter 3wed oariu beitebt, ben Irmeu
Der Staot biilireide Sano Su leiiien uno
nab beiten 8rditeu CUR 2inoeruns Der
Ntotb Der ormen 5amilien beiSutrasen.
Dem 8unibe oes bodw'iten Sberbirten
lpurce BON ben Irauen IN bereltpilis.
tier 8eiie 5ol9e seIelitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
acknowledgements

Der Sulest oils Yiarrer in ct
Wartin aneefts(t aeiueleue bohw. p
Nmbroiius, O. 5. b., pelber on Seer
penihipdhe leioet, bat aui Nnratbenli ei
mes NrStes am 5reitag cine grbslunss.
reiie nab benz Often ansetretsn. Die boi.
fentlid auf ben Suitano bes leioenoer
bodp. Serrn beitens einpirten piro.
Wittlertpelle erIuht Der bohp. p. Nm
broiius, ale Brieie an i'm nad Der 81.
Sobn's llnIueriiidt 81 ridten.
2eBten Wontas febrte Der bodp'it
Serr Bllhof Wattin Wartp Don leiner
mad Broiperulle uuternommenen Diff
tationsrelie pieoer in Die bllt6ilIte
ReiioenS 5ariid. Som Serrn 8iitoi
eriahren mir, bob nad sesenieitisem
llsbereinfommeu bic aus YOlen, 3eut.
iden, S~rldnoeln uno 5rauSoien beIiaus
oene @emeinoe setbeilt nuroe, bemnab
bic $50 polniiten 5amllien cine @e
meinoe fir iih bilben, iuelbe Der bO9tp.
Serr M. 6. Slatinstp paiiorlreu piro.
Die SpeiteS emeinoe, sesen 60 5amilien
itarf, beftebt aus 3eutiden, Srldnoern
uno 5ran5oien. 9leie weroen Sruelmal
i'm Wonate in Der i'm neueu Shulbauie
einseridteten 8apeue@ottesbienit baben,
uuo Der bodU. s. y. Brcnoer Don
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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-03-13

tate, to-wit: Beginning Une and ifty
hundredths Il 50l chains east and
seyenty-five hundreths of chain
(75-100) south OF the northwest corner
of The south half of the southeast
quarter of section twenty-nine (29l
township eight (S) south OF range TWO
~ east of Salt Lake meridian, and run
ming thence east ten (10) chains;
thence south five and twenty-five
hundredths t5.25l chains; thence west
ten (10) chains; thence north five and
twenty-five hundredJhs 1928, chains to
the place of beginning. containing FIVE
and twenty-five hundredths Is 25) acres.
Reserving twenty-five links wide off
the north and east for road.
To be sold as the property of Andrew
j. Stewart Sr. and Mary E. Stewart his
wife; William NJ. Egan and Ruth
Egan, his wife; Elizabeth Barnard !;
Eliza Knighton, Barry Wride; BengU
Olsen, Carl j Salem, Zion l.. Allen,
George A. Lowe, S. S. Jones, j. B..
Walton and A. E. Veatch, at the suit
Of Alonzo N. Raleigh.
Terms Of sale cash.
NAT M. BRIGHAM. U. S. Marshal,
BY JOHN B. CUMIoCH, Deputy.
Dated at Salt Lake city, February
Is. 1895.