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The Lamar register., 1895-11-23
TRusTEE's SAFE.

WHEREAS, Amos Myers, by his deed OF trust,
w dated October 10th. 1sgz and duly recorded
in the Office of the County Clerk and Recorder in
the County Of Prowers and State of I lolorado, in
book I, page 81. yeyed To Henry j. Aldrich.
trustee, the following described real estate
situate In the CoUnfy OF Prowcrs and State of
Colorado. to-wit; The west half Of the south
west quarter OF section twcnty-sfx tz6l in town
ship twpnty-one l2) south of range forty-six (461
west of the Sixth Principal Meridian. in trust
To secure the payment OF his promissory note.
for the sum of one thousand doilars, fsipUO)
dated October 10Th, l-s2. aud ray able to the
tho first day Of October, lss7 together with inter-
est thereon semi-annnally, as shown by ten no
coupons OF forty dollars each, attached 20 said
OF April and October Of each year. with interest
on said coupon notes at the rate of two per cent
per month after maturity; and
Whereas. said deed Of trust provinces that in
case Of default in the payment Of said note.
il shall be lawful for the said trustee or his sue
cessor in trust. TO sell the said premises. or any
part thereof, and all right and equity Of rcdemy-
tion OF the said Amos Myers therein at public
auction for cash; and
Whereas. said decd OF trust provides that in
any Of said interest coupons, the whole Of tho
principal sunls secured by said deed of trust,
might, at the option Of the holder OF said IN
debtedness. at once become due, and payable,
and the said premises BE- sold in like man ncr and
with same EFFECT IL said no,e and said interest
coupons had matnred; and
Mnsfeas y = prJs,aed ,,i N ana os SAD deed Of
fusal of the said Henry j. Aidrirh. trustee, to
act. at any time when action may be required
for the execution Of the trusts under said deed
OF trust. then the legal holder Of said note may.
BY writing duly acknowledged. appoint a sue
cessor liz trust 10 the said Henry j. Aldrich and
Whereas, the said Henry j. Aldrich is absent
from the state q Colorado. and unable to. act.
and the legal holder of the said note has by a
writing daily appointed the undersigned trus-
tee to act a. successor Of said Henry j. Aidrich,
as recorded in the office of the County Clerk and
Recorder Of Prowers County and State of Colo
RADIO; and
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
mcnt of the coupon due October ist. 1885, and
the legal holder OF said note has declared the
whole Of said principal sum and the interest duo
and payable. and has requested salo of said
promises, under said deed of trust.
Now. Therefore. the undersigned as such trus-
tee, viii on Wednesday, the 18th day December,
ispa at ten o'clock in the forenoon. at the front
door of the court house In the city Of Lamar,
Prowers county. Colorado. sell the above de
scribed property, and all water rights inter-
ests appurtaining thereto. and in and by said
deed of trust conveyed.
Dated November 16. 1896.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.
Successor in Trust.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23
NorItN

NOTICE il hereby given that the co-I,artner-
IN ship firm of Stewart and Uphum, Of Lamar,
Colorado. has made an assignment to the under
signed OF all its property for the benefit of its
creditors. All persons having claims against
said firm of Stewart and Uphain are hereby mo-
titled TO file their claims as provided by law. All
persons indebted to snid firm OF Stewart and
upham are hereby notified TO make payment of
said Indebtedness to the undersigned at Lamar,
Colorado.
Dated this 18th day OF November. A. ID. 1895.
ne3-dil MARsEsA J. MCMILLAN, Assignee.
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LOCALS.

Ysr rsois at Mayfseid's, GrsnAda-
Shsris HagermAn was IN La Jun,a
ca Monday.
Faa Eas ot fashioaabie millinery 90
AtsI at IrwiA's
C II Frybarger, OF Carlton at
isaisd ooars this week
james Graham, Of Granada, at
isadcd court this week.
Faak Tate WIS w from tho east
"a the ars, Of the woek.
Taa can st ehoiee he~ goods at rosk-
sat,oas Priees a; MAyfesdt.
NJ. MeMhlin aod NJ n. Pnddy.
., Carlton, were ia Lamar the fr-t
Z the wreck
wihdsE glass has Advanced cn the
zafke,. bot !, IS sam a. cheap s. ever a;
;As Palsee Drez Store
''Rnuosr Jim oliphans has been
'aAking bands with old aoquaint
laees IN Lamar this week
" e Burke, receiver OF the La
IHata and Lamar canAl, was in La
asE attending court tins week.
Sss fal Aad winter stock Of Dry
joo.is, Clpsh:hg. Ladies' and Cent? Fur
aisalHSs JUS; in at AAyiield's. Granada
Jadge Northcutt and District At.
ioruey Ross arrived in Lamar on
IassdAy to attend tho term OF court
Miss English Is constantly reoeiv-
1g nsS goods at her store. Call and
F. her whsn you want stylish milli
tEy.
Work on the extension Of the city
'atc' mAias Is being rapidly pushed,
Pa all VINO desire water will soon be
aPplied.
Attorneys Dukbs, OF Pueblo, Hess,
la Jnnta, and Lambright, of Las
lniuas- sero in attendance at court
4. week.
HE regular term Of court was ad-
e7rned until December %. when a
s7sion viii be held to clean the
fHninal docket.
Elder A A Arthur, who has spent
years in Egypt and Palestine,
y preach Lords day morning and
'ehihg in the Christian chapel for
Christian church All are in
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FOR Sale Cheap.

100 acres, all IN alfalfa, good stand.
Two water rights, good house and
well fenced.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-23
For Sale Cheap.

A good young span of horses, weight
about 200, harness and wagon.
C. C. GocDALE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
00tY's Scandalous 0ulnQs.

BAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The Chronicle
says that by the next vessel that sails for
Tahiti the state department. Will forward
stern reprimand to J. l.. Doty, consul at
Tahiti. The marriage OF Consul Doty to
a native Tahiti girl was according to ma
tives' rites. The only legal marriages re-
cognized by the Fronch government, which
has dominion Of Tahiti, is that performed
according to French laws. The nows Of
this mock marriage, together with reports
OF Doty's inattention to business, have
reached Washington, and tho reprimand
Ia the result
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
In lnsurqent's Behalf.

NEW YORK, July Rev. J. A. B. Will
son spoke yesterday on The Liberation OF
Cuba and the Duty Of American Patriot
ISM" He declared that Cuba was appeal
ing to America for help. The example Of
our liberty had a widespread effect, and
he declared our flag secured no more re-
spcct by the Spaniards in Cuba than a
dishrag. He declared 1t was duty Of
ours to liberate Cuba. He closed by ap-
pealing for Moses from Washington to
lead the Cubans out of bondare
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
WolsleY's Chances Are Slim.

LONDON, July 1.-The Chronicle gives
prominence to a rumor circulated that
General Lord Roberts Will be the new
ommander-in-chicf OF the army. The
Chronicle says that undoubtedly the Lib
eral cabinet had intended to appoint Gen.
eral Wolsley, who has strong claims to
this position as an administrator and a
rcformer. 1t Is believed, however, that
Lord Salisbury has never forgotten a
certain speech Of General Wolsley on
army reform
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
lIuhtnInu Struck a Church.

CoRDovA, Nd, July l. - Lightning
struck the rear end Of the Baptist church,
which was we'll filed ,inflicting considerable
damage and severely shocking the congre-
cation. In a horseshed, adjoining the
church, Arvel Randell and two horses
were instantly killed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
Side Doors Closed.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Since the inagura-
ton of Mayor Strong it has been almost
impossible, in many sections Of the city,
to procure liquor on Sunday. The climax
of DRY" Sundays was reached yesterday,
however. Those who We're dari,A enough
to attempt to offend the excise laws by
selling liquors were generally arrested
without DELAY
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
4 Whiteway Victory.

ST. JOINS, ". F., July 1.-The White
way members have finally compelled the
ministry to accedp TO their demands. They
will receive full sessional pay. IL IA not
likely that the rotrenchment measures
ever will be heard OF again.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
Killed Wife and Another.

PIrTsBURs, July Harry Mason Is In
jail here for tho murder Of his wife and
Isaac Adrain. Mason had accused his
wife of unfaithfulness, and said he would
kill her at tho earliest opportunity. Mason
attacked his wife in boat, but The others
pulled him off, and in the fght the oars
were lost. Then Mascn deliberately upset
the boat, drowning ~ wife and Adrain.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
Prospect OF Another War.

TACOMA July Norwegian steamer Os-
car III, 1S days from Vladivostock, Siberia,
brings news that the indications are good
for another Oriental war. Captain San
derson says, unknown to the outside world,
Russia has massed $4,000 men at Vladivo-
stock, and 1t is believed in Siberia that
the preparations arc being made for an
advance upOn ,japan
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01

SCRANTON, Pa, July IA fight among
drunken Italians at Pcoksville last night
caused the death Of ono man and tho fatal
wounding Of two otbers. All parties had
been drinking, and the origin OF the row
10 h6t known. Knivos and pistols were
freely used.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01

RIO oh JASKInc, July The report Of
tho death of ex'Prcsident Peixoto Of Brazil
has reached here II IL impossible TO get
details, owing to the distance from Rio do
Janeiro to Piexotos home.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01

We wish call attention to the few regard
the spring trade Our line of Furnishing Goods Hats
complete than before and nothing very
and the prices saacoy ALL Our Straw Hat Department
completely full of all kinds Of Neggee Shirts ali
Bicycle Belt Sweaters I'm the line of Neckwear you will
place the finest of all shapes styles this
Underwear Experimentation will Underwear
department all sorts of garments from 25c the line
ofB cyce Caps guarantee suit all
shapes We also have hand the best
Bags in th. CITY, Come one, come all.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
Marti AQaiR.

KEY WEST, July Tho British
schooner Attica, Captain Arteaga, A tons,
10 days from Nassau, has arrived here. A
Cuban authority nid that ono OF the five
passengers Of tho Attica may be jose
Marti, notwithstanding all the news Of
hia doafh
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
Jury DISAGREED.

DETROIT, July 1.-The jury In the trial
OF DIR. Dennis j. Seaman, charged with
tho responsibility Of Emily Halls death
on account Of criminal operation, came
into court yesterday afternoon and an
nounccd Disagreement. Tho Jury was
discharged and another trial of tho case
will bo bcQtin
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01
Corbett and Sullivan PartnerS

CHICAGO, July John L. Sullivan and
James J. Corbett will probably Be In the
same theatrical company next year.
While no contract has been made with
Sullivan as yet, verbal agreement exists
that Is binding on both sides.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-01

Tho ex-president expected to leave his
home for Rio dc Janeiro Saturday after
noon, when he was attacked with tho
fatal disease, n combination OF beri beri
fever and absccss OF the liver. He was
comatose until $3.50 O'Clock p. m, when no
died. Physicians were ut once summoned
from Rio do Janeiro TO embalm the body
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-10

side Ct the story. cgissacrre Determined
70 hasten matters between Wesley ana
Miss Caustcn. Accorystngsy he made a
1inner ~ bis cwa Ao1Se and ssrtraasat
hAs forefEn servant. sssnrared WITH the
cypress vine. hus whether nv the gov
errors direessea Or not Was 1rssr aszsge
clear 80 Mr.. Wesley
In the evening sophia CanSscr was
there. and the governor had her ssEx fer
them some old sanxs az ENGLAND and
Scotland. and snzsches frosn fhe operas
or Losss1au. she danced too. ara reesfsa
and completely overwhslrsed the psous
yonsh with her beauty ard accomplish
rnents
That night. ua6sr the palmetto tres
near the severnnr's house. VITA ,he dark
eyed. handsome girl beside hsnn ard with
her enhancing voice in his ears: with
The Cypress wine and Crirnalsas siecoe-
ton hot In his BLOOD. yosza Wesley became
aware that he loved her
The revelation was a shock TO him. for
he had been preaching eeilaacy since ne
was small boy. He felt himself we'd
ded 10 the church. 10 his great faith and
mission IN hfes The strife Of srsrt, threw
him into fever.
Miss Cansson did the only thing that
yuong lady - her state os mind could
do. She rurSed him. ard he allowed her
to- This circumstances was suisiciens proof
to their friends chat marriage was GER
tain TX more proof were needed. he rayed
OF her in his delarinrn- Miss C&nstna
brought her aunt To hear him. ard be-
tween them they fancied him quite iectd-
ed TO marry Sophia. He asked her many
times if she would or could marry him.
and IL he should. indeed marry her.
He went through with the marriage GER
eEaony OF the Church OF England for the
eenefst of imaginary couples who stood
81 hts bedside.
After his recovery Wesiey's friends
came To congratulate him on his engage
ment But ever since his miraculous res
cue from llre IN childhood he had been
convinced that he had been singled out
by his maker for some special purpose.
and now here he was prostrating him.
Self before an earthly idol and forgetting
his mission.
Alarmed for his soul he rushed TO the
bishop and the Moravian missionaries for
advice. They had the same hard. unre-
lenting convictions which tormeatea wes-
ley, and they advised him to give up
bis IDOL and turn to his God. Wesley
knew not what 10 do. He wandered In
the forests praying aloud for light as TO
his walk before Gcd. He kneis under the
blooming grape vines. and shielded by
the long gray moss from any living eye.
sought wisdom and comfort.
That nsgnt he asked advice Q second
time OF the eloer.
I'VE have considered your case said
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Rsndolph ChurchiI died Cornelius yan-
dsrbxls took his wife ard daaxbser ont Of
the crash and fed TO Italy The duke was
In Genoa and PASSED . week there after
the Arrival cf the yanderhiiss.
Frcxn ore point o. view there ss moth
tnx Of an ritrA-ssxntEexnt nature ia the
fer Incoming trip cf the duke 10 eur
shores. Every English arissocraf tours
the pianes In early manhood OF course
Marlborough win be rather quiet when
he gets here. Since he iefE oxford. where
ne rowed and sf1ot ard drank like \ xess-
tiesnan-aad It Is surprising how sxten-
ssycly . gentleman can row and shoot
and drink at oxfora-the Young fellow
has been IA rather hard lack. His reye-
ME Is quite small lie had TO sell his
yacht His horse lost the ST. L~xer. His
estate was tied ND by a suit brought ON
behalf OF his step-naother-D oweeer purh-
exs that Is. New York relses that VAS.
But he soon began TO brighten. The
boy went about Bienhsim making every
body on the place like him. He refused
to interfere fa the Woodstock elersiea
even 10 help his own family He Ii wstty
In an sagratiating way. and he allows
anybody that pieases 10 walk. ride ara
shoot on the Marlborough estates. But
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visit Newport and then travel westward.
In all prohab ility he viii make q sensa-
ton. He Is little past twenty-threc,
having been born In Bienheim palace on
November Ig, fssL From his bahyhood
smooth Of cheek. pellGcia OF skin. fair OF
face. re has proved so delicious TO the fair
that they all yearn 20 bite him. just az IL
he were Roman Pornpey born again. he
Possesses that difference Of manner which
causes women 20 ailude TO man as
sweet" while his voice has the reSof-
arr ring OF sn echo or a cash register. He
has vet to reveal a propensity for that
untarned form of agriculture with which
the memory OF his father Is 50 indesibiy
connected, but that may be because he Is
So moor For Notwithstanding palaces.
town houses and lands. with a coat OF
arms blazing with the glory OF one OF
the worlds grandest battles. his grace Is
r<,ars His father once declared that the
how would need one hundred thousand
mounds TO be beggar. ard In truth. debts
ana Blenhein seem 20 be elective aim
tiles.
.rhs how narrowly escaped being sent 10
this country TO be educated. Either be-
cause. Ike Fs5s islanders. they we'd IN thu
h,axed tree In the ducal orchard, or be-
cause. IKE FIJI islanders, they wed in the
West these Churehilis have had for years
ennnuhsai tendencies OF q transatlantic
trend. Ia making Miss Vanderbilt a
duchess the duke viii be feathering his
rest The wedding would be In New York
az course. since dacai etiquette requires
ira, IL be celebrated In the brides home.
The tenants Of the Marlborough estate are
aevou.iy wishing that Is grace would
.ur~y the huxtnrss- They want tin at
RIenaeirn. as the steward az the estate
tsstilsea last year. and they want Il bad
r. Ia not VET two years since Miss Van
sn~nst. and the duke met II WAS Ia Eng
sana and 81 the American embassy. Lor4
RanloarNh Churchill introduced the young
rsop,e TO each other. and made no secret
az his hopes la the premises. Miss VAN
aeyhllx made a decided hit In London. al
Though she VAS seen vary little. being
than stsl; in. or 30 put II rssore convention
nYfv net VET oat. She WAS making what
Gel. Thomas ocAi.iree calls dsehae. and
10 ssfli further plagiarfze the unsansst
ra.ksr from Texas. II was a aeehsas frora
rseehuevsisaA Miss ysndernzit socn became
known In London as the Eve million
,scunsse~ II was commented On at the
tine that tire moment the Marieorogxhs
went into mourning the Naraereasts with
drew frou the wsrs1 Again. when Lord
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tons thwarted him. He was forbidden
to leave the province.
He never went out that Sophia did not
pass and repass him several times and
often she swas known 10 look in upon
him when he was at prayer in bis own
house.
During all Theses trials he continued to
conduct his parish as usual. although he
was a sort OF pafishioner at large. AZ s
o'clock one evening the little flock gath
cred in the church for prayers. Wesley
led as usual Deismotte was there with
the friends who sfili remained loyal. AZ
ter the service Wesley was seen TO re-
turn to his horne. But the faithful Della
motto had planned an escape from this
STOW torture. Three faithful friends le.
the Young clerical through the darkness
20 the pier There an Indian Skin bore
him dnwn the river. A sailing vessel war
In waiting ard soon John Wesley was
leaving the land Of hls love forever.
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Raw brown sugar is brought in tin oil
cans which are also In use all over the
Island for carrying water. Cacao. made
up In sticks and called chocolate, sells at a
quality stick; II Is oily and Favored
with cinnamon. Cocoanut oil for cook
Ing Is sold In bottles. Green cocoanuts
are always In market. and men and
women are grouped round the vendor,
who. with his machette. strikes a slice
on the top. leaving hole to which the
buyers lips glew themselves Hard CO.
eoanuts, such as we are familiar with In
the States. are used only for grating and
oil-making.
But II Is time TO go home The horses
are watered. the horse-boy feed, our mar
keting woman gets her six pence, our
purchases arc loaded into the buggy. and
we set off up the long hill In the brilliant
sunshine. Looking back and down upon
the market as we draw away, we see a
seething. gay-coiored mass OF women.
donkeys. vegetables. fruits. spread out IN
the sunshine and shadow. and the laugh
ter. the buzz and the shrin cries follow
our cars In softened diapason as we sur
mount the rise and trundie eastward.
MRS. JULIAN HAWTHORNE.
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over here. He Ia called Julius, and will
come TO America with his master. IL
Winston Churchill accompanies the duke
they will form most attractive pair.
Now. assuming that the English no
blenan means TO continue his attentions
10 Miss Vanderbilt. IL will be seen that
a koh-i-Noor OF weddings IS In store. and
yet IL should not be thought that the III.
OF this young man has been a path of
roses. Many and bitter have been the
humiliations OF his lot. Neglected and
in-trea:ed in boyhood- harassed by debt
in his teens. coidly treated by a step
mother whom he deemed a foreign gsnrp-
sr. and his future compromised by a pro-
digal sire, IL Is no wonder that he was
pronounced hard-bearted and callous IN
view Of the coldness he displayed when he
went 10 rouse his father one morning
and found him stretched on a divan, stiff
and dead.
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RLENHEIM PALACE.

Marlboroughs are In deep mourning as q
consequence OF Lord Randolph Churchiifs
untimesy taking on. The dowager duch-
ess Is steantnx the Atlantic In search OF
health. Lady Randolph IL Ia Paris. All
these impressive people met In the gay
capital few weeks ago.
But IL is the Uhion club In New York
which has the most authentic informz-
ton. When Lord Randolph was In New
York he himself confirmed the story. And
now, TO cap the climax. Ii transpires that
Charles Richard John Churchill himself.
who Is the present duke. and Marquis of
Blanford In addition Until he has son to
take the title. viii visit our country and
make quite a tour OF the land. Already
his name is down on the visiting list CT
the Union. the Kniekerbocker, the Metro
politan and other clubs. The duke bears
letters OF introduction to AIR. and Mrs
Frederick Gerhard. who have left their
the rounds Of New York society; to Mrs.
Paran Stevens. to Mrs. John Jacob Aston
and TO Mr. Elisha Dyer. jr. The duke L.
already acquainted with Mrs. Astor.
As his grace OF Marlborough Is in the
deepest mourning. he naturally leads a
rather dun life. Most Of his days are
spent amid the stately grandeufs OF Blen-
helm. the seat OF the family. 1t Is SUI
perb structure and cost Mrs. J. Hooker
Hammersly $50. zoo to repair. not one cent
OF which money can she get back. and his
grace-not his grace who Is In heaven. but
the ono on earth-is far from cordial TO
his stepmother. The young duke Is also
a trifie cold to his fair relative Lady Ran
dolph Churchill, now in Paris. He dis
played an uumistakable readiness to have
her vacate the town house OF the MARI
boroughs at 50 Grosvenor square. London,
immediately adjoining teh Rosebery man.
sion and adjoining the brick edihce I'm
which Baron A. de Rothschild lives. But
as his grace Is very fond OF his cousin,
Winston Churchill. eldest son OF the late
Lord Randolph, he Is more tolerant OF
those "Jeromes." as he calls the American
marital contingent.
This Winston Churchill Is the dukes
chum. The duke has just had him ap-
pointed lieutenant In the Fourth Hus-
sars. crack regiment now stationed at
Aldershot. His grace has also secured
leave OF absence for his kinsman for the
coming summer. wherefore Ii IL conjec-
tured that the cousin will accompany the
duke TO these parts.
His grace proposes to do" America In
manner betting a noble lord. He will