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$50 SOULS GO DOWN
The British Ship "Otummond
Castle" Goes down off the
French Coast.
A DAY OF DIRE DISASTERS
One Thousand Killed in Japan
by Earthquake and Tidal
Waves.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST

LONDON, England, June ia dis
patch received here, to-day, reports
that the British steamer s'Drualmouu
CASTLE" which sailed from Table Bay,
on May 28th, for this port, with 800
persons on board, sunk near Ushsnt,
The most western of the islands off the
coast OF Brittany, France. Two Of the
ships company were picked up BY q
hshing vessel, but nothing Is known Of
the fate of the others.
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I'm to Date-t2O6.

The most complete tariff text book
ever published is the new edition OF
"Tariff Facts tor Speakers and Siu-
dents,' defender document No 9-2G0
pages. just ou'. Publisher, lhe Aneri-
can Protective Tariff league Cam
paign text books issued lst before the
election are of little value. TIE tarfi
league is 10 be congratulated on It's
foresight in getting out IT'S hand book
so early in the year. Order by num-
Der only. Sent to any address for
twenty-five cents. Address w +.
Waterman, general secretary, 135 West
twenty third street, New York.
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The Markets.

WALL STREET, N. Y, June II,
10:10 a. m The stock markets opened
firm, but soon weakened slightly on
the engagement of S400, ,000 e3 gold
for shipment to Europe to omofrow.
This shipment is the last OF an old
order. The market is growing firm
again with an advancing tendency.
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ONE THOUSAND KILLED.
Earthquakes and a Tidal Wave Do s.agisnss
Damage in JAPAN.

YoKAHoMA, japan, June II -Ex-
tremely heavy shocks OF earthquake,
accompanied by IL tidal wave, have
ravaged the northern part OF J pan.
The entire town Of Kamanishi bas been
destroyed and LOCO petsons Killed
During twenty hours there were l59
distinct shocks of earthquake.
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Fourth Of July Rates.

We will sell round trip tickets to points
10 Colorado aud New Mexieo. at one fare
for the round trip. Tickets ON sals Jolly
Sd and 4tb. good to return until and in
ciudiug July 6tb, 1906. Cnntingo1s pas.
sage esch way.
In addition t, other 4th o. Ju'y rates
win sell to Albuquerque. account Firemeo's
fouFnamept, at one fare round trip. on
July ist ard z4d Limited 70 return July
9th.
G. r. JONES, Agt,
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And Electric Massage. the treatments given
by me, strongly aid the min sral waters BY
directing their feet upon those parts Of
the body where cure is desired. coniiae
my work to these special treatments; also,
CORN, bunions and ingrown toe nails
treated F.H. NILSSON,
is5 ml tas Vegas Hot Springs Bath House
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a Lost Boy.

A reward OF $25 is offered for the deten.
tion and information regarding Emmett
Overstreet, aged fourteen years, who left
his home at Bowie, Montague county,
Texas, May 9TH. When last heard OF be
was at Washburn, in the Panhandle.
Description-Age IA years; well de-
yeloped for age; dark hair; wore a gray
suit of clothes, brown hat aud knee pants;
wears No. shoes; two front teeth rathor
broad; eyes blue or gray; is well advanced
in studies.
Hold and wire his father,
W. OvERsTREEr,
Bowie, Texas.
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West Virginia for Silver.

WHEELING. w. Va, June 1.-THE
four district democratic conventions
10 West Virginia, to-day nominated
free silver men 10 Chicago. Tue dele
CATION will stand solid for free silver.
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Valuable Testimonials.

A number of people about,town are will
ing to acknowl dge the merit of Macbeth
mineral water for dyspepsia and oil
stOm ach disorders. Among these are l..
J. Marcus and Max Brooks, of Rosenthal
Bros store. who have both found this
water valuable remedy fer annoying
disorders Of the stomach. l56-tf
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Letter List No. il.

The following list of letters remains un-
called for in tt postoGice at Las Vegas. n
Persons calling for these letters VIII
please say Advertised:
Apodaca, Lula; Aragoa, ri indr2; nrad'
shaw. Robt. Barnes, A. Al; chaab rlsIn
ard (2); Gonzales, B.; Griy, Nm.;; HAYS,
Iplianita Hayden, NJ. /; Jones, Riso, lu-
cero, FvancisgIita Torrez. Jesno; Uiibarril
G. w. ALLHN, r.. .M.
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To Whom It May Concern.

To Whom 4 May Concern.
Notice Is hereby given that all creditors
must present any and all claims they may
hold against the late Arthur Tschann on or
before the 2ist inst, in order to have the
same receive the proper attention,
Respectfully,
190-10t EMIL TscHANx.
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DRY THIN
'~.--ls--
AND
FALLING
HAIR

Is due, in the majority Of cases, to.
imperfect action of the sebaceous
or oil glands. Deprived Of its
proper nourishment, the hair be-
comes harsh and brittle, the scalp
dry and scaly, and the roots choked
and lifeless in a hard, dry skin. The
purest, sweetest, and most effective
treatment is warm shampoos with
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Highest Of all in Leavening Flower Latest us Govt Report
It&}H!a!!!! g! Rskl''s Rs';ass'!
ABSOLUTEIX pURE
ABSOLUTELY pgJRE


Katherins the Wise.
I'll rRIMxRo.
Katha Inc, bright eyed little maid,
A sweet and winsofne thing,
with ear intent to hall would go
When or the bell did ring.
L. And peeping from the half op a door
Would gravety welcome you,
And say, SsHowis 90 Rattin?
"Tum in. How do 90 dOf'
To tell the hour was her delight.
She knew, oh yes, full We'll.
There was nothing she loved better
Than to the minute tell. ~
/. Ia say, "Dear Pet what is the timet
Shs'd answer quickly then,
with twinkle In iier littD eye,
''It's zactly half past ten."
She asked Mamma to draw cow,
VINO wrote ft, letters three.
She said, 'Dee ma pnlh DAT 8 not tow I,
''Dat's only Q e."
To her all time Is half past ten,
All writing A OE.
Just why she judges thusly
We do not, can not see.
What care we how she Jud ses,
In innocence So sweet,
our hearts are always open
With love for her com olete.
God grant that she may always be
Our life long sunshine ray.
Tor this we wish. for this we hole,
And watching, wait and pray.
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Hyou.h have anything to sell or buy In
the. second hand business, cali ON s..
Kaufman, three doors cast OF the post
office, Las Vegas. l93-2t
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order. and is the best boarding house in
lcwn for, the price asked. l68tf.
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n People wishing to sell or buy improved
or unimproved real estate will do we'll tc
see G.. II. Hutchison & Co. 2S5tf
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BUSINESS POINTERS.

Walter Dearden, assayer and chemist
Trinidad, Colo. I37-tf
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The above little poem by Primero does
not signify that the writer is the first poet,
but that the po m is the first one the writer
has written He is not overly anxious to
have his nams connected with the effusion,
hutreaders Of TIE Optic may be inter
ested in knowing that it was written by
II. H. Wheelock. Harry had been reading
some of Eugene Fields poems of childhood,
and while travelling over the narrow gauge
road between Lordsburg and Clifton, Ari-
zona burst into song with the above re-
S It, Very good, THE OPTIc thinks.
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Wall paper and picture mouldings, all
new 1896 patterns, at II. g. Coors 1861 J.
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ware case. those favoring Addlcks vot'
ing aye, and those opposed, nay. The
nays were declared to have !
and the minority report on the Della
ware case was rejected. A similar
result awaited the minority report
as to Texas, also the portion Of the
minority upon referring other contests
back TO the committee, the minority
report in each case being defeated
The majority report was then adopted
amid cheers. At5;0 an adjournment
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow was moved
by General Grosyenor, and was de-
clared carried.
THEY MEAN BUSINESS.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE extreme
silver men have decided TO leaye the
convention upon the adoption OF gold
standard financial plank. This con-
clusion was reached at conference
held this morning, al which Teller, Of
Colorado Dubois Of Idaho, and Can
non, of Utah, were present. Their
dissatisfaction with the platform will
not take the formHof s'bolt," as the
term is generally understood. They
will quietly leave the hall and refrain
from further participation 10 the pro-
ceedirgs. Their action will be sur
rounded by no dramatic accessories or
attempt at sensationalism. They re-
gard it as too serious an affair to be
attended by any display of political
pyrotechnics Said one of these gen.
tlemen this morning: "We shall
make our fight all along the line, in
the full committee this morning, and
before the convention. II we shall be
beaten in both places we shall then
leave the hall"
THE PLATFORM MAKERS.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE sub com
mittee on resolutions again met at
o'clock this morning, to complete
its labors before reporting to the full
committee an hour later. The plat
form was practically constructed the
night before.
Senator Elect Foraker, Senator
Lodge, and Mr.. Patterson remained
after the rough draft had been agreed
to, to put iG in proper shape. The
ub-committee promptly adopted the
platform, and decided to urge the full
committee TO vote down any and all
amendments. Shortly after 10 clock
the full committee on resolutions met
at the Lindell hotel and went into ex-
ecutive session to consider the pro-
posed platform.
COMMITTEE On CREDENTIALS.
ST. LOUIS, No. June 1.-THE
credentials committee, this afternoon,
voted 28 to 16 to seat the Grant fac
tion, from Texas. They are McKin-
leyitcs. A resolution that the tenn
porary roll be mad. the permanent one
was adopted, ayes 81; nays 13. On |
roll call, the committee refused to hear
the Missouri contest, yeas II nays 29.
AT 1870 p. M. the committee on ere
dentials adjourned. /
SILVER NOT IN IT.
/. ST.. LOUIS. June IA test vote 10
the committee on platform was taken
on Teller's free coinage substitute this
afternoon, and it was defeated by
voteof II to 10, the silver votes being
from Colorado, Calif3rnia, Utah, Mon
tana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, North
and the Territories Of Arizo-
ma and New Mexico.
WILL JUMP THE GAME.
ST. Lou s. June 17.-In the meeting
of the committee on resolutions, this
afternoon. Senator Teller announced
hat he could not remain with the re-
oLb'ican party and support gold
plank. Cannon, If Utah, took the
same position: Tears came repeatedly
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Something new-!inware warranted not
to rust, durable and economical.
D. WlNTERNITz, soc agent.
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WILL JUMP THE GAME

Sr. Lou 8, June lin the meeting
of the committee on, resolutions, this
afternoon. Senator Teller announced
that he could not remain with the re-
publican party and support gold
plank. Cannon, IT Utah, took the
same position. Tears came repeatedly
into his eyes while be spoke.
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Hartman Is agent for Wanamaker a
Brown and Mills & Merrill fine tailor
made clothing. See samples at Hartman's
store. 60-tf
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rug AFTERNOON SESSION.

ST. LCsHs. June 1.-THE afternoon
session OF lns conyehtion was called to
order at 2 :45 p m. Twp gavefs were
presented to the chairman, end then
Bishop Arnett, Of OHIO, offered prayer.
At . p. m. the report CT lLc committee
on credentials was presented W Hon.
). Franklin Fort, OF New Jersey.
VIM. P. Hepburn, Of Iowa, present
ed minority report, seating Addicks,
lDelaware), and Cuney, (Texas), as
delegates. Ho was loudly cheered
Mr.. Fort, OF New Jersey, the chair
man of the committee, moved the pre-
.v;ous question on the report of the
committee. Chairman Thurs,on an
lnounced that each side had twenty
sninutes to present their cases on the
previous question.
FIRST TEST VOTE.
The question being then on order
ing OF the previous question, the dele
CATION from Maine, sounded by Mass
xchnsetts, Maryland and Iowa, de-
manded roll call. and It was ordered.
The vote on the previous question on
0ommittee on credentials report, show.
ing the strength Of the McKinieyites
against ali other candidates. and being
the first test vote OF the convection,
was: Ayes. 568t nays. $50 The
ressIf was greefed with cheers.
Discussion was then comfdenced uns
der the pfevions question on the ma
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CoMMITTEE On CREDENTIALS.
entails adjourned.
SILVER NOT IN IT.
ST.. LOUIS, June IA test vote

ST.. LOUIS. June IA test vote in
the committee on platform was taken
on Teller's free coinage substitute this
afternoon, and it was defeated by a
vote of Al to 10, the silver votes being
from Colorado, Calif9rnia, Utah, Mon
tana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, North
Carolina, and the Territories Of Arizo-
ma and New Mexico.
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Sas xhal abp drts.

TahInr.-llsber bic iorsIois Mrt, in
peI6er bic Traction @ompanie ibre
8abntpagen bon Der Gtberton SsimitStte
bis sur Union Strabe fabren ldbt, pirb
pisI 2lass sefiibrt unb Der Wunid auss
geipro6en, bab bic n6tbise Nutoritdt
einsreifen unb ginbalt ibun tpiirbe.-Dis
Taplor 8anb bat umfuiienbe 8orbereit.
unsen sur Ibbaltuns elmer 5air setrof'
fen, bic bonn 18. bis 20. Nobember in
Beber's Stint fattfinbsn ioq.-Sie @r.
pGbIung bon We8inlsp Bat bis iebt neun
appIiiantsn fiir bic bisfse 8ofmeiiter.
telIe auf ber 8ilbfdde erfdeinen lahen,
iibsrgenus. - Ser Susenb 8erein Der
bsuti6en Iutb. &irde trifft 8orbereitun'
gen fur elm Gonaest, bas am l6. D3em'
bsr in 8eber's Stint ftuttfinben ioa.
- George 4ee if aIs Poitmeiiter bon
Raniom ernannt tporben.
- @ine 8 Sabre aIte Go9ter 'bes Sa'
mes WcSarIanb bon Npoca fpieIte am
Samitas nit anberen 2inbern nabe einem
;seuer, ale ibre 8Isiber pI6BIId in 8rane
famen unb bic &Ieine i6limm, ieboG
ni6t Isbsnsssfdbrlid perbrannt tpurbs.
-9etsr Seiton, Siibrer elmer tIeinen
9ofomotipe, bic stpif6en Der 2anseIiifs
Wine unb benz Slope in aboca fdbrt,
tpurbe am Nontas bon benz @aie Der
2ofomotipe Iberndltist, iobab suerit fir
iein 2ebsn 8efiir6tunsen entitanben, bic
iid aber mad drstIidsr 8ebanoIuns ale
erunbloS ertpieien.
= Dis IL Sabre aIte To6ter bea
8atrid D'gourfe auf bsr Wefiieite por
9lpoca tpolte am Wpntae Habmittae
pGbrenb Der 4btpeienbsit ibrer Dtutte,
baS 8rob {dneaer gum Baden brinsen.
i6iittete Elm Auantitdt Del auf oai
Seuer, psIdes cine @rpIoiion beruriadtC
unb ibrs 8lsiber in 8ranb ieste, iobat
fs in IsbenssefdbrIi6sr @eiie psrbrann
tpurbe. Das WGb6en lit bis gum 9ien'
flag Ncrsen fur6ttare Sdmsrsen, panr
Iie Der Sob erl6ite.
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Suumpre.

-unter benz glamen >, ,Dunmore Stans
barb" fol- bier in einisen Sa8en elm
nsusS @odenbIatt eri4slnen.
- Ssute Radmittas subIt bic penn'
IpIbania &oblen So. aus. 8ebente oeS
Drudsrs, wsnn bu OsmieIbsn iduIbef.
Die Snbepenbsnt S6Iau6 Gompa.
ME bait beute Ibenb einen Bal in Sur'
idsa's Saae ab, beHen 8einertras sum
anfauf zines 8eipann pfsrbe betimmi
1T.
= Sames Barrier bon Orittsr Strabs
ipurbe am Donneritas in Der @ppir
@rops Utine bur@ einsn SAL bon 5eIs'
ssitein perIeBt; auber einem 8einbrud
une bbs psrlebtsm Raden mar aud ieir
86rper cine WaHs bon S8rammen.
- 8dbrsnb Der sidbrise Sobn bel
2ubtpis gsrnbart bon Diiu StraBe an
Samitag nit mebreren anoeren &naber
an oem Seile fpielten, pel6eS bel bsr
,,GobIenpodets" bic Barren sur Chem
binauf 3isbt, tpuroe bas Sell in 8eipes'
uns ssiest unb Der Sunse dber oas Rul
ss,osen, babur6 isbr i&Iimme 8erlsb
ungen srbaItsnb. iooab isin lob bsflrt
tst pirb. Der Sunse erlas ben erbulte
men 8erIesunsen am Nontaa Dlorsen.
-GIs Mnna Sabsp bon Gbropp Strab
am Disnitap fur, Dor 0Httas bas 8aden
ieuer burd Aufihltten bon 8cblsn6l Be
leben pOate, fineen ibre aleiosr Seus
unb fe lief idreieno aus pem Sauie
ipobei bic SIammen bur6 ben babel Der
uriudtsn BUG nur nod itdrter brannten
tros ioelei6 berbeissrufenem drStli6e
8sifano ifarb fe iurse 8eit nadbsr
oa ibre 8erbrennunsen aubsr bsm 9s
reid Der Siilfs tparen. DIE 8sritorben
mar 19 Sabre alt.
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Wapue 0cuutp,

SonesbaIe. 3inbsr.Ias ipurbe am
Sonntas Gbsnb in ber beuti6en 2utberis
i&en 2irds in entiprsdenber Beiie &C..
fsiert.-Gins neus BoitabIiefsruns, bic
um $40 Ra@mittuss ibIiebt unb um
5.35 auf Der 9ruUits 8abn na4 BEN
Often, @sfen uno SIbsn abfdbrt. IL
lest initalirt iporosn.-H. WiIber ftarb
am Ulontas Ra6mittas in ieiner @Ob'
nuns an Der Obersn Wain Strabs fsbr
pI5bli1 an Der Ssr3iranfbeit CT er.
rsi6ts bas altsr bon 65 Sabren.-Die
Gbslsuts Gnton 3erber erfreuen fi4 bsr
aniunft sinss iunssn anablsins.-9ii4'
oIas Sautb unb SRI. Amstia u. 8iebm
bon @bits Drills erIansten am Wontas
cine SsiraibsIisens.
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9tttStpn.

Mt ber aspbaltpHaferuns bon
Gbomus Strabe 1T am 9lsnitaS besOn'
nen tporben.
= Die @ullanb Sabrif bat I sieaun.
gen felt ber @abI .tbaItsn, B iis bis
gum l. Wdrs in boiler Gbdtist. baItsn
piro.
- Gin nabe Stiirmerbiqe n member
poIs tpurbs am Sonntas su SO 4 Bitts.
ton bon elmer g.. 8. & W. 2otomotios
niebsrssfabrsn uno aussnbIldIi& setSb'
tst.
- Gin unbefannter Nann, aueen'
idsinlit Elm gOle ober Slopude, ipurbG
am 9Onnsritas Rorssn entIun8 bss @s'
Ieifes bss Ylt. 2ooiout BREEDERS, nabs
Dpom;ne. tpbt aufsefunben. Cine tleinC
Geloiumme unb mebrere Papiers mil
benz Rumsn Sobn Nlcusurfa barauf
lpurben in isinsn Iai6en oorssfunben.
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RBilfeSbarre Ra6ri&ten.

- 9as Dbergeri6t bat bas TobeSur'
tbeil sessn Srant S&dffsr bsfdtist.
- @iIion s. emitb Bat ben GOntrait
fir bas neue Boitsebdube seitern suBe'
iprOden erbaIten unb SObn Sdmitt er'
bielt bic Steinarbeit.
= 9ie 2sbisb 8aIIep 8erie babier.
bic bis iest 8 Stunben tdsIi& betrieben
tpurben, iinb fir biefen Wionat auf 9
Stunosn tdeIid seitsat ipOrben.
= Senrp Rbinsbart bon 2ebisb
StraBe, aIs Seiaer auf Der 2ebieb 8alep
9ubn ansefeat. fieI am Dienitas bel
pittSton bon ber 2ofomotibe unb brad
einen Grm.
-Dis Central Giienbabn trifft 8ors
bereitunsen, ibre Bahasier AusriiItun.
gen in bsfen 8uiianb su ieben uno bic
meifte Nrbeit bafiir tpiro in ben Iiblep
Werfen aus8efibrt tperben.
-,9ie @pomins 8aqep Spissnfabrif.
ipeI6e l25 sInseitelte beiddftist, 1T felt
Wontas auf boppsIte Sdidt sefeat
tporben. Seit ben lsBten iedS Monaten
arbeitete bic Sabrif nur baIbe 8eit.
& SIN ber SO. 8 Wins Der 2sbisb &
@iIfeSs Barre 8oblen 9ompanie i'm fib'
Iiden StubttbeiIs 1T Elm Seuer entbedt
worben unb um baHelbe su lbi6en, ipuroe
Der brennsnbe GbsiI Der Dline untsr
Bafer ssiteat.
- GbarIes @ubeI bon 2ebieb StruBe
itarb am Samfas 9iadmittas i'm Nlter
BON "a Sabren nad elmer adttpb6entli'
der 8ranfbeit an elmer 8ompIiiation bon
@ebredsn unb if am Disnitas bon Der
st. Nidolas fatb. 8irde aus bserbist
tporben; feline ibm i'm Stunt ansetraute
6rau iiberIebt Jpn.
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Jbres 9ertrauens tpirbis.

Der Grfpls BON SpOb's SarlaparilIa, Sfrp.
pbslu In pttsr @tiis Iis iH aud stiasn fclltsn
,u furirsn pirb ppn 5auimbsn btfatist, BIZ
b6ufis ppn bisltr bsrri9snbtn sranfbtt ssquGIl
parsu, bic li& abr nun elmer bausrnesn auI
eurt bpobsISariaparila rfrturu. Sfrppbslu
iUunrn ale bSit 5ltttsn sri&dntn, pbn ft mo-
atn bic SalseriiIsn ansrsiftn, Otsr In lauftnb IN
@tItphrsn am aSrpsr obr ben @Itthtru aus.
trstm. @tnu it bic SGltimbaui ansrsiftn
fUnnsn lif lidb In 8aiarrb tnttpidtln cher In eel
gunet lifssn, ptl&ss jur SGpineiu2t fibrt
8is % aud fpmmeH mag, tin btfGnbistr uni
aubalttnbn @tbrau6 Son Sepb's Sariapari1s
ptre Es bswdltissn, bsun nm ssssu bic tlria&l
allu 8ranfbettn su arbsittn, n6mIi& unrtinti
gIut pirp oas Spfsm etreinist une btIsbt
unb 8raft, Stdrtt unb gtiunebsit BEN ssSrps
,uriidststbsn.
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bon Der Sfibfette.

9obIsnbdnbler Soiepb 8risI IN nad
610 @ebar apenue umsesosen.
Siibnerbiebe beireiben in lester Belt
in Der 10. 8arb tpieoer ibr nnipeien.
CHARLES Gslbert, it,, Isioet an einem
pstIsBten 8eine, bas sr am Samitae
bsim 9aaipieIe erbielt.
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County ofPhilltps.
Clarence n Ilc.sc plaintiff. W James
fow.r, l. W Iullcy,. II u Blair aud Anglo 4.
merriam Mort rage and Trust Company de-
PENDANTS
The People OF The state or Colorado.
To james \ Power. !. " rul cy- u n Blair
and Anglo Amer can Mortgage Trust Com
pany tie d'icndlnir above nam ~ greeting
You are hereby require I. to appear in an
action brought against yhu by IA. ab,vc
named plaintiff In the district court, OF
Phillips county. state OF colorado. aud ans
wcr the complaint therein within twenty
days after the service herc,f. " served with,
IN this county; or. " served ou, OF tiI- ciun-
ty, or by pu iicltiot, Niihia thirty days al
tel the service hereof. exclusive the day
Of service; or Judgment by default viii b.
taken against II acco ding 20 the prayer
Of the compliant And II u copy 4 III. com.
plnint Ia the above entitled action be not
served with this 81 lannon's. or u the service
hereof he madr out OF this state. thcn ten
days additional 10 the time hcr.inbcforn
specified Tor appearance and answer will h
allowed before the tax ng OF jud sncnt by do
fault Us aforesaid,
III" said action " brought TO recover the
sum Of three hundred aud ifty dollars tr,1l
and interest at the nof ie per cent per nm.
nuns from january LIST lsgi upon certain
bond aud aiso TO forcclo-- n certain tru-idced
upon ih, u " y Of section township nor'i
81 range 90 west Of pm said bond and dec
were executed by James 4 r1srr and deliy-
or to plaintiff. said defendant failed to
pay sad bond aud intcra-l oh tho .nue and
taSr- ~ he was Repaired q 10 by SAID bond
and deed ~ will more fully appear from The
complaint In said action - which reference
IL here made
Aud you are hereby notlnri that II you fail
10 appear. and u anaNsr tn sad clnpl rint
~ above required. the sail plalniir will tate
judgment Tor the full amount dur On said
bond and decd nnd decree OF foreclosure
upon said trust d",h
uiyon under my hhni and the seal of the
district court At Holy nkr In said county. thi.
s.nd day OF Jan 4 u is1j.
SHALL u " MASON,
CLERK of Distfipt guuft