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Evening star., 1896-09-18
The Peoples Party Mass Meeting

MI r. VI. Blake. chairman OF the execu-
1--WE committee of the peoples party. has
Issued the following call for a mass meet
ing:
A mass meeting of the peoples party of
The District of Columbia will be held Satur-
day, September &c. at Mechanics Hall. A..
and Pennsylvania avenue. at I .30p.m. DIR.
Alex. Kent Mr.. J. VI. Devine of Nebraska
ara others have accepted invitations TO ld-
dress the meeting
All In sympathy with the efforts now
being made to bring about a fusion OF all
parties In favor of financial Independence
al freedom from foreign domination. and
VINO believe the American people capable
oil establishing a monetary system OF their
"n, are cordially irvited TO attend"
Evening star., 1896-09-18
vANDERvOORT NOT A PoPULIsT.
What Secretary Edgerton Says of His
Work In SeNernl States.

The failure yesterday of the populists
and democrats of Indiana to agree upon
fusion is charged up to Gen. Paul Wander
WORT of Nebraska, who was present at the
meeting of the committees of the two par
ties. representing himself as a populist
As result of Gen Nandcrvoort's work
Secretary Edgerton this morning gave to
the newspapers something of the generals
political history.
Il notice" said Mr.. Edgerton, "that Van
dervoort seems to take an active part in
the matter OF union of electors. and that he
was conspicuous at Indianapolis yesterday
he was in Texas after the national con-
vention. and IL is probable that the result
there can be traced to his interfer .nce
He seemingly had hand in calling the
extra conventions of the populists In Kan
and In Illinois
Nandervoort is not a populist. but holds
republican office in the city OF Omaha
He has worked for years for Senator
Ihurston, and is evidently working with
MIN yet. He has been repudiated BY the
pcpuilSts In Nebraska. and not one of cur
party In that state has any confidence in
him 1 speak of him in this matter because
ne seems to be trying to create trouble and
discord and to prevent the election of
Bryan. As Nebraska populist who knows
this nan L warn all popuists and silver
men OF the country against him."
Evening star., 1896-09-18
DIED.

IRENE BAR1H ANSI.El. aged five months,
seventeen DAYS. infant daughter OF Eustare A.
IEier1nent at Eo' kville, Md, Saturday morning,
September ~.
CLEMENTS. ON Friday morning September ~.
1895, AT her residence 1922 CorrorAn street,
MARY DDt lSA. widow of the lat" William ii.
Clements. formerly of Georgetown. u. Z.
Time Of func.al in Saturdays paper.
CURRY. Suddenly. the country home at oak
Hrs Nd S.EtTnSeF dola w. Is N, "a at wm AN
Curry, of 1910 9Th street northwest. In her
Funeral from The Church Of Our Father. corner
18th and l. streets northwest, on Friday, sep
tenbcr Is, at 2'3o pm. llndiana paTers please
copyD j.
IAMIS On THURSDAY SsIemSer Ia; - isa@ siai.d at
street northwest. JOHN JAMES, in his tweaty-
Funeral from Third Baptist Church. rorIer 18th aud
. northwest, Sunday. September -, AT
O'Clock pm.
MoREIL. on wednead2y, SEPTEMBER 1G is:.G at
W Mmis Rsr,in ri%. .r,pr Il bern on the ,h das "r
Janua ry, 1863. beloved son of Mrs. Agnes and
Adolphe Morell Of Washington, u {.
Rest in peace. J.
o'CoNNoR on "Wednesday. Sept amber lG 1885,
7::10 O'Clock pm. Mrs. ELLEN OCuNNBi,
beloved wife of Daniel o'Connor.
Funa fom sspr5s her late "rH9 prdDGe' ur m 3 - % 1T
$40 O'Clock. thence TO St l'.lers Church
wht re requiem mass Will bc said for tn" npose
of her soul. Relatives aud friends are r",Ir't-
fully Invited 10 attend -
oLCoTT on Thursday, September IL. 1896. at
$50 pm. Mrs. ABBY N. widow Of the late
John II. olcott
Funeral from her late residenca, l325 street
northwest, saturday, September 10. at pm
Int,rment private
TUCKER. On Friday. September Is. 1886. at
3:35 a m, SUSIE Il. TICKER beloved wife
OF Greed X. Tucker, after long and painful
Illness.
Fur. raj her late residence 1912 20th street
northwest. sunday (hour 10 be announced later,
September -, thence to Nineteenth Street Bat'-
tist Church. Relatives and friends most
respectfully invited to attend (NewI,ort, RI.
papers please copyD -
WHITING. On Thursday, September IL 1896,
GEORGE II. WHITING. the youncest son ,,r
jane and Joseph Whiting. the age Of tw.niy-
four years. lie died In the faith Of n
Christian.
His funeral will take place at the Ebenczar Bap-
tist Church, Alexandria. Va, Sunday, tenn
her 70, at ) o'clock pm.
In Memoriam.
JONI ES In loving remembrance "f my dear son.
HARRY T.. JONES who died year
day. September ls, 1S.S.
I Will 20 to his grave. where his spirit has fed
| Bcuea the green sod he is laid with the dead:
Where tn, heart that loved is turning to clay,
| In Mt. Oliyet's cold dews he Is passing away.
Gone. hut not forgotten.
BY HIS LOVING MAMA.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
Rev. Mr. Kent to stump for silver

The popui!st managers are arranging for
ReV Alex. Kent 10 make political speech
In this city before he leaves on the cam
ralgn assignments which have been given
him. 1t Is probable that Mr. Kent VIII
speak N Saturday night week, and that
Mechanics Hall will be selected
Mr.. Kent will take the stump for the sill
yer cause about the LIST of October He will
be In Maryland most of the time. He is re-
Garded as a very effective speaker. He is
expected to make several speeches in BaIti-
more. especially TO the working men of that
city.
Evening star., 1896-09-18

Adoiph Fruehstuck fined s. in the
Police Court today on conviction of the
theft of fifteen bottles OF wine from Her
man Rossback of jo4 sth street northeast
truehstuck was in charge of Rossback's
house while the latter was absent on yaca-
tlon, and he claimed that he possessed the
right to drink the wine. In addition to tn.
fine Fruehstuck paid s1.Jp, :he value of the
wine
Evening star., 1896-09-18
Robberies Reported.

A @. Randall Of $40 A street southeast
notified the police this n orning that his
Wilhelm bicycle was stolen yesterday from
in front of l2l2 + street
Allen Baeschlin of 1876 Half street re-
por.s TO the police the theft of his Elmore
bicycle.
The stable of C. ODonohue on the river
road. was entered "Wednesday night and d
double set OF wagon harness was stolen
Evening star., 1896-09-18
ChamOis Gloves.

Chamois Gloves earn their
cost. There are SO many
times when they seem so ap-
propriate-that nothing else
quite answers the purpose.
S-button Whit" and Natural Mousuue-
taires- a pair
6-button White Mousquetaires-75c.
pair.
4-buttOn White-$1.
2-clasp Bicycle Gloves-S1O 80 pair.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
VI MARRIED,

oREiSoN- -SYMoNDS- Ely0EETT In Portland
Me. September 3, 1896. X. T. oI;IiISDN and
BERTHA NJ. DS-ELDRETT, both Of
Washington, -. 9. tlgoudoun county, Va. pa
I,ers please copy.)
Evening star., 1896-09-18
Mems Gloves.

These names are a guaran-
tee of satisfactiOn-ours is
another.
How safe you are in buy
ing your Gloves here
Keynier's e-clasp-s2.25 pair.
Dents 1-clasp $500 a pair
FowLes' 1clasp- 81 % pair.
Adler's 1clasp 81 snd 81 80 a pair.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
IT me Glove Story:
AT
PERRY'S.

The growth of Our Glove
business gives us all the
proof we need that Our care
for quality is appreciated.
But who does want cheap
Gloves, when reliable Gloves
don't cost any more?
The major part of Our
stock is imported. Somehow
or other they have the klack
of ftting-the Interpretation
of fashion down a little finer
or the other side. OF course
we have to tie to the best
because the best is what we
promise you. Here they are
in all the variety Of popu-
lar shades and finishing fads
and the prices are plainly
printed. Isn't it confidence
inspiring to have the figures
as we'll as the facts frankly
told Of? We don't fear any
competition for to sell
cheaper the qualities must be
cheaper.
Evening star., 1896-09-18

1t was stated by Governor Evans of
South Carolina at the dispensary inrssti-
CATION yesterday that W. T. Nixon. son
OF the dispensary superintendent, has re-
ceired commissions from a Cincinnati dis
tilery.
Gen. Joseph r. Davis. a nephew of JEFF
ferson Davis. has died at Beloxi Miss
Evening star., 1896-09-18
The Reyniel' Glove.

4-buttOn Glace, In Tan, Mode, Brown,
Gray, Red. Cream. Black, White and
Pearl. with latest style Black brOde-$2
a pair.
4-buttOn Glace Walking Gloves. in the
new fall colors and Black-$2 pair.
4-huttOn Glace Pi4ue Gloves, IN opera
shades 81 23 a pair
2-clssp Walking GlOves-colors and
Black a pair.
4-buttOn SUICIDES, In Tan, Mode. Black.
Brown and opera cOlOrs, with Black
brode-$1.75 a pair.
4-buttm Plain S,tedes. in colOrs and
Black 80 pair.
S-button Suede Mousluetaires. in Tan,
opera tin!s and Black 81 pair.
4-butt"n Black Suede Pique GlOves-$2
u pair.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
The Foster Glove,

Shook Glace. in Tan and Brown. with
Black brode, and Black with Tan with
White brode- 81 80 a pair.
7-nOok Fostcrina Glace, in Tan, Brown,
Gray and Black 81. Is a pair.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
The Centermeri Leader. |

5-button Glace, in cUlors-$1. .35. In
Black-$l.IJ pair.
Evening star., 1896-09-18

| Ralegh-J. Stern, DIR. II. S. Merrill and
wife. G. NJ. Fitch. Mrs. Geo. King. G. A.
| Crisson, G.. f. Collins and f. Richardson,
New York; NJ. c. Opdyke. Philadelphia,
Pa: f. j. Stephenson, Richmond, Va.
Willard's-E. n. Squres and wife. Gem
eva. NY; r. s. Todd. Braddock, Pa: "
F'ndlay add c. E. Brown. New York
| Oxford-F. w. Baker. Atlantic City, Nj: /:
NJ. w. Henkle. Williamsport, Pa; p. ].
| Freeman, Richmond, Va.
Cochran-J. d. Prentice, New York; s.
Cosgrove. Peoria, ILL.,; w. Ervlng and WIFE,
| Seattle, Wash.
Normandie-H. C. Lakeland St. Charles
! Mo.
Arlngton-R. F. Little and wife. New
York; H. Payne London. England; T. Ad-
| Olson. San Francisco, CAL; +. ID. Webb
Cincinnati. Ohio; n. b. Hoxie. jr., Brook
lyn. NY: G. Cochran, Philadelphia. Pa.
| Shoreham-L. r. Lemoine, Philadelphia
Pa; d. c. Noble. G. w. Blair and T. y.
Bakewell, Pittsburg, Pa: H. Linton, Al
toona, Pa; r. J. Rogers and c. S. Stephens
and wife, New York.
Pages-J. F. Snyder. Clearfield. Pa.
| RiggS-L. d. Wallace, Chicago, ILL.,: c. D.
Mosher. New York; J. H. Diologue, Cam
| den, Nj: G. F. Lawley and F. d. I.awley
| Boston, Mass; E. A. Stevens, Hoboken,
| NJ.
Ebbitt-W. o. Berkley and wife. St Louis,
Mo-; 8. s. Miller and wife. Pittsburg, Pa !;
| ]. Baker and wife and ]. Boleman Evans
Vile, Ind: H. L. Rockheld and wife. SPRING
| field. Ohio; A. S. Johnson, Canton, Miss. !;
c. N. Buford. Nashville. Tenn.
Metropolitan-P. Letter, San Francisco.
CAL; C. l.. Reading and wife. Philadelphia
Pa; J. P. Powell. New York: W. J. Ter
| rell and wife, Jacksonville Fla; 7. Miller
and wife, Cincinnati. Ohio.
New York; H. G. Logan and A. voss. Phil
| adelphia, Pa; T. 9. Benham and wife,
Evening star., 1896-09-18
The Perrin Glove.

2-clasp Walking Gloves. In Tan. Mode.
Black. Brown and Red. with 4 rows Of
Black or self brode-$l so a pair.
2-clasp Pigue Gloves, in Tan. Modes.
White and Pearl, with two toned fancy
brUle-$1 so Il pair.
4-buttOn Elk Tan Walking Gloves
81 80 pair.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
Card Engraving.

We are prepared to do the finest
grade of Card and Invitation Work.
We guarantee satisfaction, both in
style and quality OF stock.
so Cards from engraved plate. .75c.
Evening star., 1896-09-18

We have a few Silk Gloves
to supply a possible demand.
Black SILK. with Kayser's tlps-5Oc.,
75c.. 81 and s1.25 a pair. White-75c.
and 81. ColoIs-$1 pair.
4-button Silk Gloves in Tan, Linen,
Cream and White-75c. u pair.
Tan. White, Mode. Pearl and Cream
Silk GIoves-5Oc. pair
Evening star., 1896-09-18

1t is reported that 200 Albanian guards
have been killed at the Yildiz palace. Con-
stantinople while being forcibly disarmed
SO that they could be replaced with other
guards.
The Association of British Chambers of
Commerce. which had been in session at
Southampton has adjourned.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
Grocery SDecialties.

f.xtra Slfted Peas, very small 12c. can
Baked Beans, lib. ns......-...,,....5c sc
oxford Baked Beans. lib. cans ns............ .1Oc
C.
Rumfords Yeast Powder. er....................9c 9c
.JOc. Id.
Raker's Cocoa. small can. 1Oc.; large. 2k.
Arhuckie $ 'oIee .............. .3Oc. lb.
Boston Blend Mocha and Java. .... 3l, III
fr' mum bienI Mocha and Java. .3tc. In.
Royal Pekin Mixed Tea. 5O. III
E Ealsi Breakfnst lea SOC. 10.
1nr n,it sp'Taal blcnd Tea 500. lb.
rHmouth ROCK ana Chainers' Ge1stine. Toe.
Lichi"% Pickles. large bottle. .1Oc
Spahsh queen Olires lO-oz. bottle. 13c. Pints 23c.
imported Sardines very small. .10c.
lover Lear Sainon 24c.
T,ar i-oTster. .24c.
iieiE1 na,sup, z pint 1oc; 1 pint. .25c
fieihz f1ckies English, pfnfs .Gs5c
Maine Condensed Milk. Ia
Baby Brand Condensed MHk, in glass ... Isc
Brooke's Crystal Soap. Observation-Disclosures &c
Red Seal Lye.................. O.
Ball Blue 4 h., &c.; " ib..................8c Id. &c
Evening star., 1896-09-18
.DardiniereS.

Our fall importation OF English
Tardinieres is now on sale. New and
artistic shapes and colors.
4-inch Jardinieres. ....:.......I .Ioo.
5-inch Jardinieres. .............3 .3oc.
6-inch Jardinieres. .49c.
S-inch Jardinieres. ..75c.
Twenty STYLES, 8 and o-inch.- .0Sc.
Special Box Papers.
London Nellum, Prince OF
Wales shape. .25c. box.
Writings "Longfellow Linen"
Azure ..........--..2 .25c. box.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
Boston Variery Store,
Emmons S Smith, 7o5zo7-7ooz11 Pema. Ave |
We Are Ready

To supply Kitchen Laundry Utensils all
Dining and Bed Room China Crokery your Silver Ware
and Clocks; everything make housekeeping
Dle and comic =
Evening star., 1896-09-18

4-buttou Gllce, in Tan, Brown. Mode,
Red, White. Black snd Pearl, with Black
and self b-Ode-S1 a pair.
4-button GIace. In Tan, Brown and
Cream, with new twO-tOned brUie-
$l.25 a pair.
2-clasp Walking Gloves. in the fad
shades-and White, Pearl and Cream
81 pair.
4-button Montespan Glacc, in Tan,
Mode, Brown, White and Pearl, with
Black and self broie-$1.JO q pair.
4-button Plain Black Glace-$1, 81 .25,
$1.50 and 81 10 u pair.
4but:On Embroidered Black Glace-
81, 1.50 and 81 pair.
4-buttOn Castor Gloves -$l.75 a pair
Evening star., 1896-09-18
Correct Stationery
At Popular Prices.

We were the pioneers in giving
the Washington people high-grade
Stationery at moderate prices. We
carry d complete line OF all desirable
styles, and guarantee prices lower
than any other house
Twenty styles Writing Paper.
Remnant lots OF Fine Linen
stock ... ............I .I5c lb.
Envelopes, smooth or antique
finish 49,. SC. pack.
Capitol Bond, cream or tinted.Ioc lb.
Envelopes to match. .-.. &c. pack.
Royal Scotch Linen, antique
Envelopes to match. Ioc, pack.
Commonwealth Linen, smooth
or antique finish; always uni
Envelopes to match. .1oc. pack.
We carry full line of Marcus
Wards and French Papers at cor
respondingly low prices.
Evening star., 1896-09-18
\ variety of makes i'm a
variety of styles.

Some makers do some one
line better than others. We
have picked their perfections
and left the imperfections.
All these are imported
Gloves
Evening star., 1896-09-18
WOODEN WARE.

2oc. Heavy Stock Brooms. .Ioc.
4Oc. Ironing Boards, Ait. .2oc.
SOC. Ironing Boards, sit. .39c.
74c. Ironing Boards. Shit. ..40c.
SIC. Ironing Boards, Git. SOC.
20c. Bread Boards, I4x2o. ..I7c.
soc. Bread Boards, I6x24 80. .24c.
49c. Bread Boards, 2ox28. .27c.
15c. Salt Boxes. fancy. SC.
15c. Hardwood Rolling Pins. ..Ioc.
l8c. Knife and Fork Boxes. .Ioc.
15c. Bread Plates. ..Ioc.
3oc. Cocoa Door Mats. ..... .27c.
75c. Cocoa Door Mats. .47c.
o8c. Cocoa Door Mats. ..... .6Oc.
ISc. Wash Boards. .Ioc.
35c. Wash Boards, double. -. 24c.
Evening star., 1896-09-18

2-clasp Bicycle Gloves-s1JO a pair.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

Stat. of Colorado
Phillips county
County court Of Phillips county.
To tho April term A ID isYs
II II Mason administrator Of the estate Of
George W Morris dcecaaod. vs Emily J Norris
Mr.. Lulu Hc-krtt Mn Mani, Lounsbur, and
Mr. Ann Y Warren and Nancy J K.pnet
Afii.,it Of tho non-rc-id.nce Of Mrs Minnie
Loun.bury and Mr Ann v Warren and
Mn Nancy kepusr d.fendants abov. named
having bscn filed In the Office Of tho Judge of tho
county court Of Phillips county notice ishers by
given to tho said Mr.. Minnie iounsbar, Mr..
AunEw wArrenNa krpn-r that the Siidflaintin
u " Macon administrator Of the estate ef George
" Morris dcc.A.-d has nlsi his petition In the
,sid county court Of Phillips county for an or
der to scll tho premises belonging to the c-tat. of
said dscca-s-i. or 80 much Of IL Ne may bs needed
TO pay the debts Of said dcecas vi. and described
As follows ,U-sit South west quarter Of section
No 10 township No north of rang, u west In
Phillips c,onty Colorado aud that a summons
has bccn issued out Of this court against you. re-.
tarnabic at the Jul, term A d isoSof said court,
to In holden on the Monday Of July A d iss At
the court house In Holyoke In rnillip- county.
Colombo.
Mrs Ann u Warren and Mn Sanc,J kcpner shsi
personally be and appear before said count, eour,
Of Phillips county. ON the ar-t day Of the tern,
thereof. 10 bc holden at iioi,okc In raid county.
on tho third Monday Of July is9c, and plead. an
.~er or dcmur To the said complainiant'- p-,i
tion. tl-i thrrrin. the same and tho matt.rs ana
thing. 'hcrcin ehars-i anJ stated will b. tak-r
NJ confessed and decree entered axninst you
aeoorlin. 10 the prayer of said hill.
ttol,okr colorado June ] 1904
tBEALl O. SLATER County Judrr.
The state herald., 1896-06-12
sIlERivr,, sAIn


Notice Is hereby given that by virtu, of a
writ OF spcriai execution On attachment dat.
I'd May ~ iss and TO mo directed from the
county eouIi OF Phillips county tolo. In ia.
ror Of Kelsey plaintiff aud nsain.,
George Whitman and MnriN whitman de.
fondants for the sum OF tn ~ damages aud
10 10 costs and necruing costs whereby
have levied upon and an commanded To sell
the following 'iesuribed roaicstats to.wit,
The NO SEQ u tpsnruw " Of the M In
Phillips county Colo
To satisfy snid amounted shall on saturda,
June % ise, Offer thr above dcscribcd prem
i-cs for sale al public auct,on At tho hour Of ,
O'Clock pm of said day at tho front door ri
thr court house IN iioi, ok- Colo 70 the high
Get aud hest bid Ter therefor.
Dated this " day ef May iHs \
ArUUTiiRiE sheriff,
The state herald., 1896-06-12
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The state herald., 1896-06-12
sHERrrr.s SALE.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
u writ of ordero sale issued out OF the dis.
trict court OF .Arapahoc county Colo, dated
Apr %, is9d and to me as sherin directed In
favor OF The Atlantic Trust Co plaintiff and
against John Howard defendant Tor the
sum Of ts2s 10 damages aud u * costs Of
this action and accruing costs aud where y
am commanded To s-iithc following de-
scribs-d real e-tatc to-wit:
The " y nwN and WIS W ilscc 10 tp n u
" In Phillips county Colo.
To satisfy said amounts I shall orer said
premises for sale ut public auction On sAtur.
day the - day Of June Ism at tho hour OF !
O'Clock y M at the front door Of the coui
house In Holyokc Phillips county Colo. to the
highest and b,st bidder therefor.
Dated this q day OF Apr iso6
At GuTHRIE. sheriff.
The state herald., 1896-06-12
sHERlfP's SALE.

Notes Ia horeby given that by virtue Of writ
OF execution q IA and fcc bill md to mo ns sher.
III directed from the county court Of Phillips
county Colo in favor Of A d Clark plaintiff and
against John u Chase defendant l have levied
upon tho following described personal property
n- tho property Of John Chase to-wir 20 head
Of sheep II milch cows twoyear old heifcrs 4
twoycar old stecrs two-year old bull 10 spring
calves 5yoarling cslts three-year old horse colt
and mare about years old. which shall ex-
pose at public auction at the Front door Of the
court house in Holyoko Colo on Monday tho sa
day Of June 1895 at the hour Of o'clock IN Of
said day for cash to satisfy the sum OF tia3.0i
damages and the further sum Of % 70 costs and
accruins costs.
All Of tho above stock sold subject to a mort
gazc Of $cs7 ~ dstcied May IS 1880 TO r. z Post
and assigned to A d CLARK.
Dated this 10 day Of Juno 1876
GUTHRIE Sheriff
The state herald., 1896-06-12
.iIERIrs,s sAI.k.

Notice Is hereby given that by yir,us Of sas.
eat'on VI IN and fco mn Issued out VI ths
10 court. u Phillips TO Coio.. dated May -
issS and To mo Rs sheriff directed In favor Of
Lydia Jrnri-s ndn'ini.trairis Of the esiat
of Henry u J.nrirs piaia,in aud agAin.t "
Thornton and Maggie q Thornton defend.
spis for the sum Of elss damages aud ~ ..
costs aud accruinK cost. whereby I am com.
mand-d tomato tho sum of siis damages and
20 ~ cost. snt nccruinx costs out ~ ths
lands tenement, goods and chatt.l. Of J v
Thornton aud Magxi.C Thornton I have lev
ird upon the ~ " Y SEQ " tppnrTws y NJ
In fhiliip- county co,o aud lot. No I, ,ts.t,s
o. 10 In block Prospect iili llolyoke Colo
To satisfy sa,d amount. I shall on saturd 4,
tho - day OF June isss onct the above dc
-cribcd Lands io,-for sale NJ public auctio,
NJ tho hour of . s'ciock y NJ OF said day al
th. front door Of tho uouri hause In iiolyok,
Colo. Ia the highest and bc.t bidder there
fof.
Dated this " day OF May i-s
ATGurIIluE sheriff.
The state herald., 1896-06-12
luRRIRE-c nAUyV

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of n
special execution or lien foreclosure
Issued out of the district
court Of Phillips county and state OF Colo
and 10 me as sheriff directed whereby ] am
commanded to make the sum Of s5s7 10 dam.
ages and sis 70 costs and aecruing costs tho
aTount o; accrtain judgment recently OBJ
tainrd against Mary Alma Adair. Arthur
Byers Adair. Clark Wright Adair. Alma Isa-
bella Adair. Nancy Pauline Adair aud Jose.
phine May Adair and Fred ChurninK de-
PENDANTS In favor of The Nebraska Loan and
Trustcompany, out Of the following described
real estate to-wit the Y sec Il tp = AwS
p IN In Phillips county Colo have levied on
the said land according to said command and
shall expose for sale and sell At public nuc
ton 10 the highest bidder for cash
all tho right. title and in.
tcresi of the above named defendants IN and
To the above describrd property on saturday
tho u day Of June issB st o'clock p m mt the
front door II the court house In Hoiyoks
Colo,
Dated thissi day Of May iso5
A. 7. T.duTnRiE. Sheriff.