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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24

.-..s, 20 e u u x So ana Whiskey Habits
! ---a1 . ~ ~ FL ~ EesEN cared at home with
y. .H9 sf~' I'd m 1884 out pain. Book OF par
l,i S1H IA t2rsg Is@k1 ticulars sent EllEE.
". u. y e. 8 EEl b. NJ NpOlLEl NJ. u.
NLsS1 Atlanta, Iss1. Office 80 whitehall st
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24

II you once try Carter. Little Liver Pills
for sick headache, bihuusrcss or constipa-
ton, yos will never be without them. They
are purely vegetable. small and easy to
take. Don't forget this
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24

The NIarblehead is very popular. owing
to the fact that her officers have shown
every possible courtesy 10 visitors, 0'qh
she was cheerel last evening by the oc--1-
pants Of hundreds OF steam ana electric
launches and thousands OF people on shore.
DIR. isammann's Address.
Dr. Hammann. of the foreiCn office. re-
ceived "A number Of representatives of the
German and foreign press on board the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23

The travelling expenses of the COM
mercial statesmen of the country foot
up over $500, 600, 900 year, and their
total salaries and commissions prob
ably amount to about $3.50, 900, 900. But
these great sums, making together
S75O,OOO, 900, would not begin to pay
for the cost and loss of time that
would result, were we to return to
the old system of letting the custom
ers do the travelling and visit the
wholesalers in person. A good deal
of pleasure, however, has been lost
out of life by the change of methods.
The retailer used to enjoy his occa-
sioual trips to the great cities to buy
goods, while his daily life on the road
is a bore to the drummer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23
MONITOR CLUBBING OFFERS.

The following are few prices and combl-
nation offers which the MONITOR Will make
its advance subscribers during the present
fall and winter. Look the list over and see
what is wanted and order by number as given
here This list embraces nothing but good
and standard periodicals, and is selected and
combined that we may give our subscribers
great amount of good reading for small
sum of money:
No Extra copies of the Monitor to be
sent by old subscribers to new
subscribers one year, SLID
No. The Monitor to subscribers
from now till Jan. l, 1897, LOU
No. g. The Monitor and Boston Weekly
Traveller, or the New York Week
ly Press, 1.'o
No. f. The Monitor and Weekly Travel
er, or the N. Y. Weekly Press, and
American Farmer (three papers,, 1-9O
No < The Monitor with either one of
the following weeklies: Boston
Journal, Advertiser, or N. Y.
Tribune, or Mirror and Farmer, 200
No6 The Monitor, the American Far
mer and Mirror and Farmer, ZOO
MOI. The Monitor, the Weekly Travel
er and Weekly Press, Z.uo
No g The Monitor, the Traveller, the
Press, and the American Farmer
(four papers,, z.l5
No. g. The Monitor, the Mirror and
Farmer, and Boston Traveller, 225
No IN The Monitor and the Household, 2.25
No. IL. The Monitor and Fam1ly herald
with premium picture) 225
No. -. The Monitor Family Herald and
American Farmer, Eau
No IA The Monitor the Boston Jour
nal and Mirror and Farmer, 2,50
No. IA. The Monitor and Boston Daily
Traveller, 255
No 15 The Monitor and Cosmopolitan
"a frst-class magazine), 2.8C
No. 16. The Monitor the Mirror and
Farmer and Daily Traveller, SOC
II. The Monitor, Weekly Traveller,
American Farmer and Cosmo-
politan, 33e
No 10 The Monitor, Daily Traveller,
Ny Weekly Press, Cosmopoli-
tan aud American Farmer five
periodicals, including a good
Boston Daily, an Al Magazine.
good Farmers Paper and the
local paper all for Al
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23
THE COST OF BAD MONEY.

The coin which being beaten smooth
with hammer retain it's full value III
good money; that which being beaten
smooth with the hammer does not re-
tain its full value is bad money "A
legal-tender note which is not pald on
demand in good money is bad money.
That nation which forces bad money
upon it's people by legal tender acts
puts upon those who do the mechanl-
cal or manual work of the nation the
heaviest and most destructive tax
that can be devised.
The only sound principle of taxa
ton is this: All taxes that the people
pay, the government should receive.
A tax collected by the forced circula-
ton of bad money under legal-tender
acts yields no revenue to the govern
ment. Bad money takes from the
pockets of the mass of the people
part of their earnings and converts it
to the benefit of the few at the cost of
the many.
The legal tie nder acts of 1862 and 1913
forced loan for the conduct of the
war. From the date of their enact
ment down to the present day these
notes, by their issue and continued
reissue, have increased the actual
taxes which have been imposed upon
the people of this country to the
amount of not less than 100000.
This positive tax consisted in the
increased cost of every article which
was purchased by the United States
for the conduct of the war, and dur
ing two or three years of reconstruct
ton which elapsed before the expen-
ditures of the country had been
brought down to the basis of peace.
These expenditures were made for
arms, clothing, food, and other neces-
sary supplies for the army and navy
and for the civil service during per-
iod of seven years, from 1862 to 1868,
both years inclusive.
The total expenditures from 1852 to
| 1868, seven years, were in round figur-
es 81 900, OO0,0 At the rate per cap
tia of the peace expenditures of 1860
the normal cost of government for
this period would not have exceeded
$3.50, 900, 900. The remainder was spent
for war purposes. Of that sum not
less than $4,000, 10000 was paid for
war material and supplies, the prices
of which were raised by the deprecia-
ton of bad money. AS compared to
1860, the prices Of all articles Of com :
mon use were in 1865 lit per cent
higher. The average advance in the
prices Of the four years of war over
| those Of 1860 was 81 per cent. That
advance increased the cost of materi-
al of war $1,000, 100000, paid in in
creased prices almost wholly due to
| the depreciation of the currency: that
sum is more than the present amount
of the national debt. Since that tim e
we have paid more than five per cent.
interest for 80 years on seven teuths
of this sum. That comes to 81, $50, :
600, 900. But this is the least part OF
the penalty due to the cost of bad
money, although it amounts to over
| 50 600. OOO. 900.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23

Thehouse owned by Frank Trull and
OCCUPIED by James Cook, on the lake road,
was burned Dec. is.
DIR. Sleeper has moved into his new
house. one of the best in the village, with
. all modern conveniences.
Flora French is stopping at her broth
N er,s. Eugene French. Bean from Law
renee. Mass, is calling on old trlends mere
Iaban GRAY and wife have returned from
their visit to Virginia, bringing the re-
mains of Mrs. Geo. Woodruff, Mrs. Gray
mother, with them.
The other day farmer entered the store
VI of d. r. Densmore and exchanged maple
sugar for granuIated, getting two POUNDS
for one. A half crop of maple sugar lasI
wear is bringing more money than the aV-
erage crops of previous years. Nothlng
,ooI-es a farmer groan louder than a short
cro,, but how often it turns out in his
favor.
VIII o'clock
John Congo of So. Wheelock died very
suddenly last week.
Rev. Mr.. Lester will supply for the Bap-
lists for the present.
Rodney Orcutt, who has been working
ON the railroad, is at home for the present.
Geo. Sheldon has bought the Cleveland
place in Sheffield and moved on to it.
HIP. King and wife returned from the
State Grange at Brattleboro, and report a
very nice time.
no
place in Sheffield and will move soon. Sor-
nv to have him go.
Abbie Taylor, who was obliged to leave
her school on account of sickness, is no
better and it is feared that she can not
finish the school.
East Hardwick.
Myrtle Field is teaching at Stannard.
Orrin Kellogg is very low from the eff
fects of a cancer. = May Field King is
quite little better.
The neighbors of Jacob Lovejoy made
an old-fashioned chopping and drawing
bee last Saturday and put years stock OF
wood into his yard, for which act of kind
ness Mr.. Lovejoy is very grateful. Mrs.
I,ovejoy is suffering from the effects of
broken leg.
Sheffield.
Miss Ella Dwyer is teaching in No 9. -
Henry Peck has moved to w. Gray's
house.
Christmas tree and exercises at the M.
E. church.
Harry Fuller visited few days with his
sister, Mrs. Z. K. Hill.
Relatives of Mrs. George Kendall from
Newport will spend Christmas in town.
The Ladies' Aid will have a box supper
at the town hall Friday evening, Jan. 3.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Simp-
son was made happy by the arrival of
daughter.
William Simpsons children are sick
Mrs Aver has had shock of paralysis and
remains in very critical conditional.
K. Hill and Charles Farr are both i'll.
sutton.
-FOUR subscribers in Sutton, Sheffield,
Burke and other towns in northern Gale
donna county are informed that the old
Monitor agent, H. P. King of Wheelock, is
still doing business for the Monitor and
will be pleased to renew subscriptions, fur
nish club papers, etc. EDITOR.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23
DIED.

in Morgan. Dec. 49, Hannah Houghton' wife
of Nathaniel Elliott, aged 70 years.
In Westmore, Oct. 10, Minnie, wife of Henry
Gage, aged 81 years.
In Lowell, Dec. Is, Mrs. Eliza STEPHENSON
60 wears
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE PASSENGER STATION, (FRONT sIDE.)
READ our SIGN and PONDER.

All the latest Novelties in Dress
Goods & Trimmings, Fancy Goods,
Ladies' & Misses Fine Shoes, Over
shoes, Leggings, Jersey CATERS,
&c. Mems and Boys Fine Shoes,
Overshoes, Stockings, Pontiacs Il
Rubbers i'm endless variety.
Our Grocery Department is full
and running over with bargains,
among them in the Canned Goods
line, canned corn at I'D cents or
3 for 25; tomatoes, lOc. or 3 for %,
every can warranted 10 give salts
faction or money refunded. Eight
lbs. raisins, 25 cts, Just unlOaded,
a car of White Lily Flour at 800
per bbl. Granulated Sugar, 5 cts.
per 10. few more nice Onions at 70
cts. per bushel.
1t is impossible to enumerate the
many lines and bargains we have
in stock.
Call on us and see for yourselves.
We have a fine store in which to
show our goods, and intend to keep
in stock what the people want, and
sell at a small margin for cash.
You will hear from us often and
in a manner that will please you.
Thanking our customers for
their very liberal patronage in the
past, and hoping by close attention
to business to merit the same III
the future in our new quarters, we
remain, just the same,
Barron &c Hamblet,
BARTON, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23
BIRTHS.

In Albany, Dec. 16, a son to Mr.. and Mrs. W
Stowen.
In West Glover, Dec. 20, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Anderson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23
MARRIED..

In East Albany, Nov. 81, by Rev. ID. Stlles'
Olin Story and Ethel A. Aiken, both OF Albany
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23

With little care you can sweep the
dlrtlest carpet without raising much
dust by placing outside the door of
the room TO be swept pail of clear,
cold water. Wet your broom, knock
it against the side of the bucket to
get out all the drops, sweep couple
Of yards, then rinse off the broom
again. Continue this until you have
gone over the entire surface. If the
water is very much soiled. it should
be changed several times Slightly
moistened Indian meal is also used by
the Oldest house wives.
Spiders are met with in the forests
Of Java whose webs are SO strong that
it requires a knife to cut through
them. A spider of enormous size,
which has taken up her residence in a
cathedral at Munich, regales herself
with large supply of lamp oil A
Texas spider weaves balloon four
feet long and two feet wide, which
she fastens to a tree by a single
thread, then marches on board with
her half-d dozen little ones, cuts the
thread, and away goes the air ship to
some far distant point on the prairie.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23
PROBATE COURT.

The following business was transacted
in probate court during the past week:
Ephraim Taylor trust estate, Barton. o.
ID. Owen, trustee, settled his account.
Lamira Winchester estate, Barton. o.
t. Willard, administrator, settled his ac-
count.
Brainard Stebbins trust estate, Barton.
o. D. Owen, trustee of the Barton Congre-
gational Society trust fund, and J. b.
Freeman, trustee of the Barton M. E.
Church Society trust fund, settled their ac-
count.
T. B. Hamilton trust estate, Barton. 0.
d. Owen, trustee, settled his account.
Truman Courser, estate, Troy. Commits
sioners' report returned and accepted.
William B. Hoyt estate, Craftsbury. Will
presented for probate by H. F. Graham,
custodian. Referred to January End, 1896,
at Newport.
Daniel w. Allen estate, Charleston. APP
praisers' report returned and accepted.
Samuel Cook, spendthrift, Troy. HI. B.
Parkhurst, guardian, settled his account.
Jane 6. Simpson estate, Craftsbury. A.
c. Chase, administrator presented his ac-
count. Referred to January 10th, 1896, at
Barton.
Daniel t. Cameron estate, Barton. Lii
cense granted administrator to sell real
estate.
Ruby z. Chandler, estate, Derby. APP
praisers' report returned and accepted.
CLYDE Arnold Fish estate, Trinidad, Col,
to wit, Derby. Administrators inventory
and commissioners report returned and
accepted.
John L. Edwards estate, Newport. APP
praisers' report and executors inventory
returned and accepted.
Thomas McEwen estate, Craftsbury. Adj
ministrator's inventory returned and &C
cepted.
John Labonty estate, Derby. Will prov
ed A j. Morrill, appointed administrator
with will annexed, and Myron A. Adams
and L. P. JENNIE appraisers and commits
sioners.
William Sabin, spendthrift, Troy. III. B
Parkhurst guardian, settled his account.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23

The Christmas number of the Boston
Sunday Journal, printed Dec. p, is
notable issue, containing signed arti-
cles and stories, relating to Christ
mas. by Justin Mccarthy, M. p, Frank
r. Stockton, John Habberton, Rose
Elizabeth Cleveland, Robert j. Bur-
dette, Grace H. Dodge, DIR. Thomas
Dunn English, Eugene V. Debs, Mrs.
Admiral Dahlegren, DIR. Thomas Gal
laudet, "Oliver Optic, Harry @. Miner,
NJ. c., and Gen. Neal Dow. There
will also be handsome pictures in the
half tone Photographic process, exclu-
sive to the Journal, and giving prac-
tically genuine photographs to read
ers instead of the customary newspa-
per cuts.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
rRusrEEs sam.

axorr 3. .Iasas,s a. Wells hy his decd rs
sha ers IS 81 i' ss,S t,nss = @ tlssk ss and aa s
san the County ot Prowrre af4d Staxe 81
s 4 sss 's.. ,S's ss AZ H,, aSaaI 4;
as trnstre. the fotinwih4f sisscrited rial
8 situate IL the s,oeAty = rsewcrs assss ~
10 q tcloresla. to-Wits The north one half
= u she .aor;teasr aaafset ! of section
ssnss isol in ta~r<hlp tAsenty-swe ~ sonth
water Sishs Of eas and Il 10 cubic ~ fes IN n tie lie
La Jnnta and Lamar CAnal t<an.e heinr svi-
and Lamar Canal fosnpany in trust 20 secure
the Fsynent Of his rron'issory note Tor the sum
5. fsae and payable q, the order pt The Colorado
Sacnritie~ Coznp4n5. on the nrst day Of fDetsher.
ATTY As shown by ten tiDl coupons OF fess5 Ist5l
dollars each attAclla 10 said mote. and payable.
her, Of each year, With intar~st oa said COUPON
sss az the rate OF two icr cent per month sftsr
Whereas. said deed Of trust provides tha. 10
case % default IN the payment of said ngtc, Or
any interest .herc,n. os any pars tlere1fi thea
ccs~or IN trust. to sell the said premises. any
part thereof. and all right and equity % rcsrsnF-
lie suction for cash. aud
Whereas. said deed OF trust provides that IN
case u defaalr IN the payment Of said rots OF 81
any OF said interest ecppons. the whole q the
prtssn.ai sums srenred By SID desd % trsi,t-
raisht at the ortien of the holder % said IN
dehtesine<s, az once heccme due and PAYABLE
with same eject a. Il saas note and said inter
e., coupons had inssnred and
Whereas, IL i provided In and by said tieod Of
tras. that in Of the death, inability or re-
fu-ai of the said Heury y kldrich. trustee, TO
act, any tinlr whrn action may be r-fuirr-f
for the rxecution ~ the trusts under said ds-i
of trust. then tho LEGAL boer of said note nasy.
by writinx duly acknowledged, Appetnt sue
csesof In frsst 20 the said Hcary J. Aldrieh; and
Whereas, the <aid Hsnry J. Aldrieh v absent
fron the State a Colorado. ani unanl- 20. ar;-
spd str legal holAfer ~ t1lc said note has bt
writing duly appointed the undsrriEned = srus-
tee 10 act successor al aid Henry j. Adsich,
recorded IN thr t,ifice of the County Clerk and
Recorder q ssq~ers County and State 81 Colo
RADIO. aud
Whereas, tefa-ir has bora made il. the pay
of all the Interest coupons due from April
l. isss October 4. i.s. inclusive. andsis- legal
holder of said NOTE has dccisrcd the whole Of
said principal snsu sni tissercst dur aud payable
ard has requested = sale of said prrsnise-, under
said deed q trust.
Nov, Therefore. the anicrsienssi. a. such trsss-
tee. viii 90 Monday. the zSrd DAY of Deeember.
fssS. a. ten o'ciock the forcno.o1 81 tho Tre-
mont street frunf door Of tho coars honse, ia the
city of Drnver. Arnf,ahoe cognfy. Colorado. sell
ti,. above de-crif-rd property aud all wafer
rights OF Interest," sppurt.lnins there.o- as de-
scfib-d above. and IN and hy said decd % trust
cshsveye.i.
lSixnedl THOMAS l. SMITH.
Successor In Trcrt-
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

thus reducing the time half q day
Equipment consists Of superb new YES
tibuled Pullman palace and eosnpart-
sleepers, char car and dining car,
through from Chicago TO Los Angeles
without change. Entire train lighted
by Pintsch gas. This Is the fastest and
most luxurious service via any line 10
California.
Full particulars obtained by address
ing J. p. Hall. General Agent, Denver,
Colo.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
NOTICE

NOTICE l. hereby sisen that the eo-t.arfnss.
~ ship nrm of SfeV ar: and L litarn. ~ Lamar,
Cotoraoc. has fuaaio assiEnfunrt 10 The aIdieI-
sirnei of ali is tarof-srts for she hseEst y a,
crrdftorr- AL I-.rsonr haftnx claims against
said firm Of Stewerr and l phsm are b~rrhy NO
p@r-ons infiebtfd 10 said nrrn % See@Arz asaai
tfhaM bsrrby notified 10 n AXE fayrrse1ss us
said iadebts-inesr 10 the uzdrrsisned ~ Lamar.
Colnrndta.
psted this isth dsy u Sasenssr. A. d. iseS
nzs-iiA MAxsRsA J. NeMiLlES. ArsigEss.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
TRUsTFE.s sAL,.

ygHEREAs. John Bers~trand by his de~d o.
corded Is The ofise, 81 shs connt, ci.rE aud Re-
cordc<. IN the County OF Pfower~ and State Of
Colorado. in book iwenty-ti,ree 6sgl. PAGE fhir-
a - fniioxin< described rral --tare sifuase
f Aecnunty o. Prowers and state Of Colorado,
q;iartet 1 OF Ae-tian thirry-thfe> lss) is town
siip tsensy-one III south q range forty-.ix Etl
fest IN The Ia Jnnta A Lamar Canal. lsarie h.
90 of The L Juata 4 r-an,sr Canal Company:
nste for the sam Of one iho1s ard 5000 dollars
dated oc.ebprst isee- ard payable TO the. order
day Of Oet1. ~ -ls.7,. texrtbcr With interest
therron semi kru.t ~, ~ Shown by ten Ciol
sss soss and ssls s rssesissis. sSs % o. &c s e
dsyx of April and October * each year. with in-
ters.s % said sosEca nesss a. the rate Of ias
Rhcrsa<. said deed Of trust provides that IN
csse ~ defiant in the payment of said note.
4 shaii 3 lawful for shs saa trusts Or lis ss sue
in trust. To sell tho said premises. any
tian a the said join E@rxssrand therein a PUB
lie auction for cash. and
Whereas. said decd Of trust provides that IN
Of default IN the pa, nent Of said note o< Of
any of said int=fe<t crupous. the whole Of the
principal sums secured by said derd of trust,
might. at the option Of tho holder Of ssid IN
dr1texiness, At once hrcou,e due and passhie.
with same effect es IL said rose and aid interest
coupons had uasturcd and
Whereas t l. provided in sud by said deed Of
trust that in case o. the death, inability or
fnsal os the said Henry J. Aldrich. trustee, TO
net. at any time when action may b. required
for the execution 81 the trusts under said decd
OF trust then the legal holder Of said may.
by xritinr duly acknowledged, alpoinf a suc-
ccs<1r in trust to the said Henry y. Aldrsch: and
Whereas. the said Henry J. Aldrich IL absent
from tkir Ststr OF Colorado. and unable 10 act
and the lerai bolder OF the said note has BY 8
writing duly appointesi the undersigned trus-
tee 10 act as successor Of ssid Henry =: Aftrsch:
a recorded in the Office Of tho County Clerk and
Recorder of Prowen County and State Of Colo
rado. and
Whereas. defanrf has been made in the pay
meut Of all tie interest coupons due from April
/. 1898. October l. 13es inclusive. and the legal
h,lter Of said note has declared the whole of
said principal sum and Interest due and paya-
BILE. and has requested sale Of said premises,
unff.r ssid decd Of trust
Now. Therefore. the undersigned. az sach trus
tie. viii on Monday. tho sixteenth day OF De-
ee-ticr- 1885,. al ten O'Clock In the forenoon, NJ
the fremont street trout dpor OF the court house
in the city of Denver. Arapahor county. Colnra-
do. sell the above described property and all
wafer rights or Interests appr rtaining thersfo
As descrfbsd abose. and IN and hy said deed Of
trn<f conveyed
Dated SovrntbAr fsth 1866.
(Signcdl THOMAS T. SMITH.
Successor In Trust-
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
ALIAs NorIoE-TIMnER cuLTuRE-
.. S. LASp orsrss. I.s~ss. oas.o.

U. 5. LAND OTTtrr Lsa1R Cote
Octol-sr ~. tss5.
" b b J. Set4s sgsinss William l.. Rs-stszs3-r
for faiiarn 70 rssinply With Law a. 10 timber
eaifufe cntrJ No, siSs dated March azh. tsss.
up-sn the northeast quarter sectitu 10 township %
= eouth. rsinse . ~r<; sn ProwrrN coansy, Coke
RADIO. with vieg - the cancellation Of saii ~.
try. couf esr amt alleging that William l. Etss-
rny~r has. durfng the nfth asd SIXTH yeaF4 ~ his
said eutry, ~hoily fsitesi 10 cultivate erur or
otheruiee. rlsnr 20 ttsprs, treu srestx. nuts
cutfinrN. any lssrt - eaid tract. That tire land
u not frncef. and hN= heen ahauturtsd by shs
catrlman. sad defsnlts cuntiutar 10 the date a
said cosnriNints thr ssia pzrttes sFw hrrasIf
ilis,rs- 70 appear thfs s.st-r "a fkr f1zh
day Of Dsceruber, I-sa. at O'Clock a. sn.. 70
Iced failure
ns-ai c.BLTsox.S. Rsxiss-r.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

VICE 10 southern A&tf
fornia-
The California Linn
tied leaves Denssr a,
400 p. IN, Colorado,
Springs at 6sss p m.
and Pueblo at s;:s5 p.
M, daily. reaching
Los Angeles and San
Diego in two days and
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
ALIAs NorIcE
u.s.L.sD org; s,.;.I;,.. I.s,s, = 6, cgto.

L. ;. LkSp oFyscr. LkzAk, CoLa. /
October re- is9cs
COMPLAINT having ben sniess.i Al this eEiies
" by X j.. rapp A4ai1st Nar9 Garrett.
minor urfan child of Blrua Garrett dee<Ssesl. /.
for abandonin< h~r homestead EatTY No.
fa16. dated January sth, iss7, uES1a siss BoFsls-
east quarter Sction p. loetlsnir = sa11b Rags
g ~rsr in Prg~efr County. talorado, zad al
iexfnx that said tract has nsxsr h-sf, cufsivafsd
or resided urun. with v1cs Ia the cancsiiatfan.
Dseemirr. i-ss. AZ o'elock n M. 10 reegooA
snd fnruish testimony soreeruing said AneSea
ns-dI c. b Tnox.s. Re<i-trr.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
New fR)s California rraIn.

The Santalf'e route has insnRsrated
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