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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-07-31
OMAHA NEBRASKA We srAfOu 81 ttwfxcf 1895.

nkAeIiefeh av Il0bsek eanonu po'
dslilo 81 jim ~ iediAnh lsieni
nspadnoou sstsnou,i Cssioa
vosasili az pr fadosi atas . byIi
do posIsdntbo mule pii tom 20
aIiIsni poasa ledno dtcko na
iiyu rachoyAno. v sAbois naisreno
prt 1873 terstytoh holt losfoh,
sale psenies.
Ksa.ssati mIynAii odbtysli v
hieri .jesd svhI Hutchinson, "a
nami podAvAoy podfobnt sprAvy o
staya dsody . o asiisni psenics po
osIAm ksn.a.. urods pAsoios od
bsdovAna oi do 10 miIiona bus
N, teboi poure - 10 proosnt ka
mlett - hoit q nAsledssm toho
ImsnoyAn ytbor, sterii yyjsdnsl
BY drAhsmi eena M doprsyu pie.
nice Minuesoty. q oboa Dakot,
Oregonu, washingtonu . Utah,
nebor, mali u npoh ty nejyttst
mlyay bshu udrleny btti, rapc.
tfebt budc daIsfch 100000 buslh.
Jelikoi psenioe \ ssti bade msset
' mnohtch okresfcb rakupovAna
b5ti, rorhodauio importoyati k ode.
Ia tomu ruskou oximka g Krimu.
DiIe bidAka.
Vojensk; hfbitov Marshall.
town, Ia, navstiyen byl dtery v
nocj neznAmym dosud bfdakem,
kteryz kladiyem neb sekyrou 40
mrsmorovych dessk sc jm6ny fe.
mfelfch vyslouiilch npferAael a
skodu $1,000 pfesahujfci tim spiso.
bill. Jest domn6nka, ze bfdAotvf
toto spAchano jednfm byvalSch
chovanc6 tamnfho domova pro Wy.
slouzilce, ktersz pied n6kolika dny
pro dlouhoprsractvf vyhnAn byl q
tfmto spdsobem malomocny vztek
vylfti sob6 chtel. Ma vypAtrani a
usvedceni bfdaka vypsana zna6nA
odm6na.
| Stav nrody
Hospodafskym odborem We Wash.
ingtonu vydana itery nasledovnf
zprAva o celkovem stavu arody:
Sachu ucin6n dplny konec We Wis.
consinu a cAstecne We vychodnfm
Ohio a misty Michigan, dosud
ale panuje zApadnfm Ohio a INF.
sty v New Yorku, Pennsylvania a
vychodnfm Oregonu. Korna uci.
Mia zna6nY pokrok Illinois a
Kansas a zna5n6 Sc zlepsila Mi
chigan, Wisconsin a So. Dakote.
Veskeremu osenf daff SO dobfe v
Missouri a Arkansas a mnohoslib.
nou jest v stfedoatlantick$ch a
novoanglickych stAtech. Ma jihu
nebylo po6asf bavln6 valn6 pffzni.
wynn. Kdezto v Alabama, So. Ca.
rolin6 a Oklahoma zlepsila so me
rou valnou a m6rou nepatrnou v
Mississippi, Tennessee N. Caroli-
ne, zhorsila SO Ia TO xnacne nd.
sledkem pffliSn5ch desra hnfti po.
cfnA v Arkansas, Louisiana a Flo
ride. V jihorapadnfm Texas trpf
Ease suchem. Tabak stojf 81 We
virginii dobfe a v Marylandu VI.
borne. V Ohio trpf suchem v
Kentucky rosie pills prudce.
vjel M melainu.
V itery vscer, jak Toledo, o.,
oznAmeno, vjel na melcinu poblfze
majaku Tartle vyletnf parnfk Dove,
Sc $50 vyletnfky Monroe, Mich,
Sc vracejfcf. Ku pomoci vyslany
mu diva vle6ne parnfky, jichz spo-
le6nemu dsilf as po tfech hodinach
podafilo Sc parnfk opet do hluboke
vody dostati.
Pfedcasnym vjbuohem
dynamitu usmrceni dtery pfi prA-
ci ma odvodhovacfm kanAlu chicag-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-07-31

Pfyni esny dosAhly dys kotAfy, le'
den pro t,Jfy Isdso pro dys oaoby,
obs hssa9 ss.oliaem. ~ mint byly
hnsd ge,rolsjova psk psrai sotAfy
Posisdaimi byIy sisss'iest, niehi
pou,e Isdsa doIsI M mts.o vdsa.
GsaoIinovs .s asjIaps osvtddily, po'
hdvsd, sssIy ssb1u dost velkoa
,Asobu ga.olinu M osIoa oes,a, kdst
10 Joe massly ea.so rss,svovs,
bfsni soiy, pslisa. s,d Elsktriess
nsmaly doss ally, sby yyIsIi do prud
kteh kopch.
stAvka aejspise sdvrAsena.
MinaIa slfedy odbtvsIi rAstupci
ahlokopa pAays pensyIssnssd hon
ysnei, nfi byIo ptiiato usueasni.
sters bude Mt yslk} yliy na stav al
padnich uhlokoph. Pfedssds o.
Connor Sc yyjAdFil o tomto usneaeni
nAslsdovnk. 'DIe naaeho usneienf,
kterG prskticky rachrkniIo xApadnf
uhlokopy cd ssAvky, budoa pfiIaty
rnovu .arby, ujednan6 minute v Co
lumbu., nskoIika mensimi xmsna
mi. Nyni dossAvAme 7si centu 10
kopani cena alo byla obnovsna.
Kdybychom byli toto nedosAhIi, byli
by rApadni dhIokopovs bud museli
pfijmouti srazku, aneb iii na stAv-
ku. V Ohio uz pracuji pod prote-
stem "a nfzkou ceuu a Y indiana
json ma stAvce. Kdyz my nynf 81
udrzfme vyssf cenu, budou muset na
zApade platit tea vyssf TAX zamezf
sc stAvka.'
CernosI hynou hladem.
z osady americkSch cernochd, KITE
II pred nejaksm 6asem vystehovali
Sc do move osady Llahualilo Mexi.
ku, dochaseii smntne zpravy. Ame-
ricky konsul Sporks Piedras Me-
gros Mex. oznamuje, ze jsou We
velmi zbadovanem stavu. Kdyz byli
lakani do Maxika, byly jim slibova-
ny hory dolly, nynf SO tam ysak ne
mohou nijak uzivit je pry mimi
krute nakladano. Cernosi prchaif k
zeleznici a snazf Sc dostati domd.
Nemajf potravy zivf Sc pouze lus.
ky mosquitovsch stromd vodou
z louzi. Drahy nabfdly snfzenou
cenu ma jich dopravenf zpet konsul
pozAdal vladu We Washingtonu ably
jim pfispsla ma pomoc. vlada ale
odpovadela, ze pokladne neni aad.
n$ch penez, jez by Sc mohly upotfe-
bit pomocf americkym obcanam
v ciEine, vyjms plavcd pakli bude
nejake pomocf tfeba, musf byt po-
skytnuta soukrome.
Hrsznt pohled
naskytnu Sc dtery mlademu far
meru J. w. Cainovi, u Fulton,
Mo-, bydlfcfmu, kterSz teprve pred
nekolika dny Sc ozenil. Kdyz totiz
IL pole domd SO vrAtil, naleznul
manzelku svou zavrazdenou a sice
podfixnut il kirk cd ucba k uchu,
oviem teprve pax, kdyz neznamy
bfdAk xvffeck6 sve chtf6e ma nj byl
ukojil. Podezfenf re zlociLu tohoto
pablo ma cernocha VIM. Diverse,
kterSz dopoledne kolem fanny Sc
potuloval . proti nemuz zavazneho
svedectvf Sc nabylo, tax ze o vine
jeho ami nejmensf pochyby nenf.
Bfdak byl zahy vypAtrAn zatcen,
jelikof pax obavy byly, ze bude
lyncovAn, byl serifem cas- nekam
ljinam dopraven.
| Sra2ka na mofi
| Norvefsk5 parnfk "Terrier" pfi-
plul dters do pffstavu newyor-
skeho a kapitAn jeho oznAmil, fe
IL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-07-31

Konsul Spoj. Stata Havru. We
Francii, p. G. w. Chancellor prave
podal tajemniku vnitra We Wash
ingtonu zpravu stran nedavno odb5-
vanSch dostiha meri rdrnsmi silami.
Byly tu kocary hnane parou, elektfi-
nou 3 gasolinem. Costa byla &
Paffae do Bordeaux, vrdAlenost to
s5s mil. majfcf mfstech rnacne
vrchy. Byly nabireny rosns ceny
vftSram = prvni ssns byla 10000 fr.
Ktsry koSir by nsurasil osstu 70 ioe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-07-31

Norveasky parnfk "Terrier" pfi-
plul v dters do pffstavu newyor-
skeho a kapitAn jeho oznAmil, fe
tehoa dne, kdy pffstavu Deme-
rarskeho vyplul, na vysokem mofi
; anglicksm skhnrem eagle" Sc
sraril, phi oemz tento poakoren tou
m9rou, ae n6kolika minutach vo-
dou Sc naplnil pod hladinou zmi.
eel. z 20 osob na lodi Sc nalezajf-
sfoh, bylo jioh a. zsohrkneno.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

serted that he lla no, number bv a
score' as lnnny yeats a. his bride These
latter. Aewescr. wrrp the mdlcs
FhnrFdhy atriNcd--nnu. after q weary
Watching nom many a bsamlus tyc. me
sun az 'ength liaai,reafcd behind The dis
'ant m9nn,hins aud twilight gently threw
over the glcwlrg sl,s rs mantle " SOM
hFe array Lights fii,icd % and FRO throueh
the houscs, an utuqnai hustle humniri
through the uulct strocta, the hotacs,
disturbed aftfr u day Of labor. TO Ne
htausht forth aud hatnc,scn TO vhnteycr
fehiele Their. mastcrs cuuld boast OF pos.
sef9lhe hung down thor weary heads
with slow and measured strips patiently
submitting to tho yoke of bondage.
The sudden glare OF lishts that strcafnel
through the easements OF tho white col.
,Nge over the gravel walks announced
tnat preparations had ceased ana that
vlsiters were momtnnrlly expected.
There was tho bride her till. raun,
haurc a'rayed Ia white. hitting from room
TO room not knowing where 10 station
herself TO make the hcHt imufcNllon and
inwarib chatng AT tho perfume OF inhnc-
90 thst met her oifaciory ncrvcs. aud the
loss OF her rotlcplc, wherein were the
KEYS OF sundry closets and su forth. whom
the door opened and Mt and Mrs nuH
The four Miasra Potts. with Miss Clap.
DEF bohcld the bride upnn her ltncrs AMI
hands. inokins unipr an immonse aid-
ioshlpned sctlcs for her lost treasure
AIRS. Micah looked up. sprang 10 her
irel. uttered a rain, seronu, and for a
moment hld her nce-thon yielded nor
check 70 the sniutation of the lis indies.
and with much uoynors pefrlttad Mir
Potts 10 touch the tip of hve onr
wei, declare, ! think ,oi served MS
pretty ,r'ek, Mira Micali a lady Of
your Years 90 make moonlight hitting
voice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Pope Leo Nil. never takes holiday
except within his beloved Vatican Con
ira. his trusted valet, wales him mt q
o'clock every morning. He Is down by q.
Then he passes some time IN devotion IN
Mis- private chapel. 4 light breakfast fol
lows, aE1 then comes MoGHRnor Anseh
Win the DAVIS Correspondence AZ 10 car
dinnl Rnmpolln. the pope's secretary OF
stnte arrives. and he remains from an
hour to an hour and a hnlf Il'cn come
ire audiences and receptions til thc dln-
nsr-bour at 1850. Leo Nil Invariably
dIneg alone either In his bedroom ar me
library. After dinner his holiness tAhr-
a. bis desk until Il Is time for Ms even
la. walk. which he takes IN summer be-
fyeen 5 and e and IA winter between
= and 4 At s he again attends hls
nr,vate chapel He sups at y.20, and at II
gnea 10 bed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

During recent discussion on the sub.
ieal Of vaccination when its supporters
and opponents had fairly exhausted ihslf
arguments one Of the company. who had
not hitherto spoken, yolunteered mis- onlii-
lon that. far from bolng benefit 20 the
human race, The precAution was both dan-
gefous and nnneetsgnry
= VIII give you a proof" he said. ''1he
son Of a friend Of mine ~ healthy a liiile
fellow ns You would Wish 10 gee. was vac
clnaicd by the advice Of an idiotlc mc1l-
cal man who attended the family. and
what was the oonsequence7 lie died two
days after the opefaiion.r
Here the speaker paused Tor q moment.
evidently gratlned BY the impression no
had medc on bis hearers.
Yea gentlemen he continued. 1.-THE
poor lad. VINO was AZ active as aqulrrel
was IN the act of climbing a tree. when.
a branch giving way. he lest hlK hold and
vas killed by The fan Don't talk to mo
o. vaccination after that"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
who hates walking 70. why. ! Thought it
would aimoat have Killed him to walk sa

who hates walking TO- why thought sc
would almost have Killed him To Walk 30
! far"
You arc rleht old LADY," crlcl thp
! groom. who hal entered uuporcryfd aud
| slNpping Miss rlnppcr uppn The sheuliur
"a can't believe % yet ] h1NCat dtnWn
long breath since Whrusl' iut lic
! would moi ho married ans ntluc WAY,
! though I told hur Wr were mlknH q
couple III old fools If oursciyta a,whough
u--u Never mind pic, DON pr east
down az boiuf rallied nld -wu ojl know
YOU were young onctl ha In, a-,ybauch w
Gone iottA, lurH ru amt drink rood
lucl 10 midnight walkH"
'Mr Micnit IA SO boiatoruug whom ht la
la good npirlH aud he docs fu love tn
plague meN' cried mo bride tho quiyor-
| ing OF nor nostglls and upGcr m express
ing the Wurklngu Of Tho inward paag,,lin
Knock Hucg"eded knock. ana the lu1uN
OF visitors, with the oft-rypnutcl "Wlsh
you joy wish you Joy" soon restored har.
mQny To the spirits Of the BRIDE who Win
IN cont1alca az the crowd that had gath
cred around her She quoted poetry tight
hnd lcft farsat. Tor the moment that TO-
! hhcco Hnd punch existed; ami some ASSERT
that even the major wan f0rgottenl That
WAS but Hthndnl. however Nevertheless.
the major enjoyed Hoycn pipes aud nvo
tninhlors of punch Without once hearing
the sound Of Dies voice. luxury which.
W. iNF Whl hlNN hI lNN NffllllNNf mo NNlNWtNIN
whispered 10 Potts, had not born permit.
tri him since hin midnight tnp
The hours sped onward the merry laugh
that raug au loud aud clear from the
midst uf "a group OF young folks who were
pluviuy hunt The slipper" my lady
iDligt" etc. caused The heads Of tht
inatrnnH to turn FROM each other Ia hirn
displ'anure al the interruption N some
tale Of scandal
Tho hRppIc1t moments stln tie leot-
tstHtho hour arrived the guests deuAr.-
ui, and The miHtross OF me thiy rcene
bucnu TO wonder what had become OF Ter
lurd, Looking through the empty rooms.
pcurlng IN every corner by the aid OF u
feeble light and alnos, Bunocatld by thc
yhper Of candlo-gnuff. Hhr was stnrllrli bv
ths sonoruus notes from her husbands
nasal organ, ~ do believe the asa hat
gone 20 bed. she mentally alnonlntel
Rushing into her room, shs behcld Inc
head Of tho major, with hls blus and
white nighicap snuHly resting upon her
fire linen day pillnW-cnaes. Jerking the
pillows from under the offending mead,
she screamed
"MnJor' why Mlcalf you are ulaopmg
upon my beautiful oaHeH with real threadA
lace bofdefsi'
Bless me- what h the matterg Is The
house on llrof Oh, Lord, / smell smoke
nrrl nrel"
no be quiet and don make fool Of
YOURSELF ltH only the pillow ! wanted"
on, DIE iH that youf You have fright
encd the very Ne out Of me Give me
something to put under my head; my
neck IL almost broke"
There, my dear. ls the night pillow
NOW mover presume to 20 10 bed again
until tho caver Is turned down ana The
day cases removed. and--blesH me. how
you nave tossed the bed Why major,
major. are you asleep airnadyT
what " II, FOR hoavcn's nlst7 Am l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
ROCKS AND AUTHORS
Haw Some People Manage to
Be Accounted Wise.
BEADING THE OLD TONES.
:, Jerome X. Jerome and His Work
as Editor and Writer.
sroeY OF A PARLoR SPORTSMAN.


,,-ome X. Jerome Is an exception to
~ noyelsis or literary men; he is a
"A rdltor. Hts ldler has met with very
q. derable success. Besides devotlng
IN time 10 editorial duties, he has been
.+ltlng plays and turning out novels and
'smofous essays by the score. How he
s,naees to turn out so much ana such
"a work the unlnltlated cannot under
Ind. He manages, however, to divide
/, M time so judlclousiy that he is able
. urn out good magazine and lot
I sooi literature besides. jerome has
,,er written up to that point where the
,sblle thought they had had enough. Yet
n pstaseland" Is so witty that one cannot
s,a II for any length Of time without
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

A lady at wesigaie-on-sea tens re-
,,a,trabIe anecdote Of a dog who was
sured Of It's evil habit OF love Tor llqaor.
some mischievous persons had so often
given 10 her fathers great DOG mis- OF
80 ~ ne artificial dainty. one day,
I i,.,n q large party was returning from
nirnIc Nep was put mp on the b1N-seat
beside the driver OF the carriage, as ne
e'a,,''4d IA tlred to run home all the way.
~ 80, have drunk some liquor at the
t ~ for on the road he fell from the
carriage to the ground 10 bones were
p l,sN sbsks and a frish, IN The fan The
Na r.as that Sep never once after
t rev A = could be Induced 20 touch bread
tn MA "a with llauor. turning from u with
soa ,i,,, and contempt The very smell OF
:, ehnins repnisiye. In fact he became a
teatotaler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Mrs Heppeek 10 Mr. H.. who is read
ingl Your little ron just arked you a
question, and you didn't even notice him.
You ought 10 be ashamed Of yourself, and
I ahall---
Nj Heupcck-I didn't hear him.
Mrn. Hon, no you never hear when a
member Of your own family ppeaka 10 you
You are deaf 10 the very ones you should
love ana cherish; deaf to-
Sir H,-.What does he want 10 know?
slrs. lille asked you what hermit
was.
Mr.. H.-A hermit. my son. d a min who
loves peace and qulefnesa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

a traveller mentions That % Feng Lnh,
who H. III Hung ChanEa secretary ffor a
long time AttHche "a London. has In his
bedroom a quite up-tp-datc product af
Western civilization. That ia my ph0no-
graph" said be. II have tpol.ou the
most beautiful parts from the works OF
oitr classical authors into Il. and ] 20 20
sleep nightly listening 10 the words of my
fayorite poets through the ahonoprapn.
which Il put ia motion by an cleefre bate
terry. Moreover. Sc serves 20 educate my
children ! speak HE lesson Into the ln-
strament, and the ph0nograph repeats II
until my children know Il by H2nrt. IN
this way save time and anger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03


Enelhg tired. In this respect II Is like
kss--a spark OF wit in every line. out
he sales Of his Three Men In
|1it' a very delightful book, he built
niei house Some think that Jerome
Il rlwlng sour mat his humor Is too
| 1lral and that h. promises to devotion
- scoll, In his Three Men" he
Ega 1T Is more dimcult to write a bad
N Than a good book. In book you
~ h duh, and provided you have plenty
ad college chums on the press. you
|L be called deep, and II you are incom-
ftAsnsbe you win be called original
~ viii regard TO the play, the public
Ne Something 10 say, and they Judge
/ Without reference To your relations"
: on such passages as this one that
u erltlc bases his charge Of Immature
arerbly.
| ne outpu, OF books Is a good trade in
ator, and judging by the returns Of
y English book marlSot, To be found In
Il publhhcra' Circular, the yrlr 1891
ws cousiiorable recovery from Inc
1iwide financial dobressiou Moro
h books by III wore published In 1881
NJ IN 1855, while IN. reprints-that sure
- q distress or uncertainty In HE
|ssmaklng bp4it,,sl ,yar, ias, ~ ~
'ht COMING grvu "a nv, .igysiGcs
N, We nnl th.olo,,v scari,rs it, ~.
fafy incrrBgr I'M scinora o5,,,,,tnn
II law Incr.,gi,'. 4, III -.',,'',.
. fuan, while hrlles-leitr,s ',pd esil,,u
~ them all th, n4v,s., il, ~. i,t,.,.
\ bling ffam rinciv-siy NOV, i,s,,o,
~ nom s75 te l3i5 bnt ME ~ 80 80
\ y balanced by Inc 5criipe l., i,,,innfiSs
~ "a Ia afq rr,,' .,,'..i. I'',lll't1
Allacatlop come ir - s a.. -
IL observes AMI a.. Ete,,,,i,,. -
X ID stories i"il ~ Syr NV my VI silau-
Va 10 general r'gy 9n,n W o,'h iiUm l
J downs IN the Two sots ~ 81 ag' ,me up
|ipes tosetb"c ' an1 p - TO reckon ,,lll, BON
general gro,n ~ NE I,t S ni llilI
| tat stationery ln ,otnt r,,,,,i., t.,
Two years. ON tha uh,do ,ho 'it,e,,r''
II M plShlng up of courage on
|nr,s NH VI pupIsnrrs. The American
AN a. Popaply reflect as they
Bal lar a., '11 ,l, similar TO those
"'.i tfaue'
|hsre hra tue
|nel-ons ,n WYE 10 pe accounted
The nther raad ~, 1,,ei i anu looh WISE,
ksn,lyely fro, reo ,n olu books ana quote
fsAbethian nrn "''"''o"" writers OF 'he
| u ones in,srrn,,.. ,,
4 former tlnI m WIN men many OF
4 he latter nrs ~ lnet WIN but rev
n II Is no, syor ,oHiI, rms Is natural,
81 Or had a insi. "1 sl WHO mas the olu
Is an lnteresit,', TT peTusli's lhem.
n never reaJ an,,,t,,, H. - 10" une ultn
F'ng bis friends f,r "us rs 'toit i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Counsal-weii. after the prisoner gave
you u blow. what hsbpcnsdg
pFosceutdr-ne gave nc third one
CannFei-Yon mean second one.
prpsecutor-No. Fir I landed him the
sccund one,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

caller-what. Is the matter with FidO
ina y0a are watching aim % ciosely7
chnfiie-Aizmnia SAID rcur hat vas
enough 10 make o dog inissh and
wanted 70 see him do H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
TIVE GAzETrE. FORT MoKTm TENAs. srNpAY MARION b 1sp

eotnpress.t, ,,t ~, ,.,tt ~, W. w
OF hts niarcinr ~. n,t,,t "A Nv.
lion he .o,,i5 s,,,cc contrsl w aN'.,'
tinuob fof s,,,,,', ,,,,t,,t, ~, s''''-
STONED befor,, hs, ~ n ~ 1891 ,,,, w
was tnk.n a,a ,i,n,, ...i,, ~ ,l s'lu l..
eontinning 10 Xaiis NJ, NH H,,,,, w. ~, my
mpnt vim ,anis I'M ia.,.. $500, ~ ,','s-
a short I'm h. si,,,,,,cs, Il, '''7 Ni''r
ri ,n,,st N. 80 = ~. Ns,
acuuainf bsr Win a, $3.50 ~, = WI
makes IL sftiti 80, aio,.,I, "''"N wv
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The Lamar register., 1895-03-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAs. stuart o. Henry did. By his GER
w tain decd Of tftist dated nAy lst AID. lesJ,
aad recorded ON May 18th. \. u. isss IN book ~
to II f tl.. records ia tine ice of the clerk AID
recorder of Prowers county. in the state Of toi-
oradp, convey 70 Frank n Atkins a. irNstee.
and in case Of his death. resignation. fail"re or
rssusal to act. then to the understgnet acting
sheriff Of Prowcss county. Colorado. a- sue
cessof in trust. the following describea property
situate in said Prowers county, ColoTasio, to-sNit
TIE southwest quarter - OF secttSn numbered
thirty-one tsll In township numbered twenty
one fall southpf range nunberea forty-six tt5l
west Of thr sixth principal meridian. subject 20
n trust decd TO same parties Tor fifteen hundred
.t,,li.r - ~, ll n saia land excut the south one
half sl Of the southwest quarter ~ Of the
southwest quarter = of said section thirty;
one fSi1, together with full paid perpetual
water right for two and eighty-eight one-hun-
dtedths Z and ss-iuol cubic feet Of water per
Reservoir and Canal Company's ditch being the
water right to said land. which said conveyance
was made in trust to secure TO the order
~ the I,ombart. Investment Company the pay
ruenr of the said Stuart o. Hcnrgs two
with said deed OF trust, each OF said notes being
for the principal sum of one hundred and hfty
iSIsol dollars, one Of said no5es being due and
payable May fst. A. d. 1ss, and The other OF said
not..s bcina. due and payable May LIST, A. D. lssS.
both of said notes bearing interest from their
rnnturitics respectively at the rate Of ten per
cent per aurtln pay able semi-annually and
Whereas II is provided in said deed OF trust
that ia -as.. Of default in the payment Of said
,r,nisry notes or either Of them or any part
thereof tine interest thereon according 10 the
tenor and effect OF said prornissory notes, the
the legal holder Of said notes sell and
dispose of said premises and all the
right title benefit and equity of redemption OF
the said Stuart o. Henry his heirs
and assigns therein. at public auction
at the place in the manner and for the purposes
in said trust deed stated. after first giving four
weeks pnblic notice. particularly provided
for in said deed of trust, reference to which is
hereby made for greater certainty; and
whereas default has been made in the pay
ruent Of both Of sand notes and in the payment OF
all interest which has accrued thereon since ts'e
IunturIties thereof respectively and said notes
and interest are past due and unpaid; and
Whereas. Said Frank X. Atkins has resigned as
such trustee aud refuses TO act as such. whereby
the undersigned John q. Hsgerman. acting sher-
if of said Pfowers county, Colorado, has becc me
and is successor in trust;
Now THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given that
|. the undersigned John Q. Hagcrnan, acting
The Lamar register., 1895-03-02

sheriff Of Prower@ county. Colorado. snoec7-of
in srazt a. aforesaid. az the rssauest OF w,
fifrSent legal holders and owners Of At nottr ailH
nilsicr AMI by virtue OF the Irouer and author4tl
IA me vested bl the terms OF said uaesi o. trus
viii es4i "Wednesday the 9Th day Of March. n
d. f.lli at the hour OF one O'Clock. in ihe after
noon of said day. sell the above descsipssd iivl
crty and all the right, title. enctt aud lcii3 ~
r,.siani ION OF the said Stnart q. HcuFA nie
heirs and assigns therein, at public auctt9n tpr
the highest aud bai.t price tho sRfne VIII hfit
ia cash NJ the front door Of hc court hoHss, in
the town Of Lamar. in the county OF fruArr-
and state of Colorado. for thc purl1e=s. ot pay ms
said principal notes ali intercet due farfisa ul
executing this trust.
Dated Lamar. Colo.. February .. lsAA-
JuaN Q. HkGEMfNN,
Actins, Sheriff Of Prowcrs cssunf1. Colorado, Sue
ctsssor in Trust and new Trustee.