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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

A! TTnsa CO. ee",''" corner 81 s'have and s5s.
B Se%s Annie and husband to william knight:
st Nicholas ave. i4o.11 IT n Of 152d-s ., nm
Dstrns Nay and aRsser to s 9. Mpg sa , I,
Of sih-sys year 80; - Ami. Edwards. i'
Forest l5s IT OF ieeth-st. years. ., RIM
csrh aspt Helen Meribah Leila II and Carrie e
to Horace Ely and anO!he ,G,'1 trustees: &c 81
q Ssa HIS years ' 1900
s,s and y S a As H'ss
re sehaa John and Richard and wives to Emiii.
J murray Ease-ave s45.l IT s OF West "a ~,
GippsT cstharne' to Frederick Gipper 8 6oth-
4. s20 {, Of ioh,ave years S:,,.;; 5000
''s coinmbus aSs aSs Of 10Th st. YEAR,. 5000
Same 70 MSl. J.sG nS ,S,snDs . vs ss
Same 70 Max Hes.berE. corner Columbus ave NM
Same "e e, a' virsin. De Boa.cnt and nina
st; also " Columbus iooii II Of iooth- o., ~,
Same to solomon Werner. Columbus ave. 1881
same to Of E%snus Hena ct al Columbus '
ave. so7 # Of l09th-st years ........... 5000
HAYS Gornsa g To- the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York. Greenwich-st. lot 20 and
part OF lot 3D. map property Of Abraham Will
Lang n, Amelia v. and husband to Germania Life
Insurance Co. 7ist-st. 4a5 IT W Of sh-nve
LS,s Jacob r to Frederic j Middlebrook. No ii '
Lehman Sanders: 70 Johanna Ha..eti, n i2ist WV
st. 1925 It OF 4th-ave years. ..:....... 1900
Ss snss "a Clerks. S rsr
Martin s Nicholas to Eliza Ross Gouv:rneur '
ST. 24,e # Of Madison-st: years .......... 5000
Msnnello. Frlomena b. and Angelo. TO Annie l.
Horn. Easle-ave t25 IT OF l56th-s,.
Morris. Albert G. and wife to the Trustees Of
i York. r'a'sHn f.a s Sc Of nnss
Morris Albert G. and wife to Albert Fero. '''''
j
Morrenthau. Eugene. executors Of william
Remsen deceased. Lafayette Place 100 II
Same to David dufmann.. same property year SS
Oppenheimsr David Z. and 10 eph Hame shlag to
Of University PLACE etc. ears..'.......... 1880
oms Will, william; and Lena Thoma. F. Thorn. ~.
Pearson John T. and wife Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. lsoth-s- 100 Z, W Of Am
sidenberg Richard and wife to Title Guarantee ''V
and Trust co No 1is to l2l Prince St years 40 200
Go. corner Is3d-st and w-bster-ave years 4G5r
stephens stephens El.zaseth and DIN J. to Julia E
map OF Mott Haven and part Of Lot d. Of
Gerard ave instaments. Observation-Disclosures. l7Ot
Smith. Margaret and Henry c. to James I. Frees.
and another. trustees. etc. corner Lexington
and l21s, ST Observation-Disclosures" 44oot
schmuck. Herman and Michael Montag and wives
TO Sarah Il N.whnd. n st Ann''s-ave aoii II
same to Frederick Beaded W 3 ST Ann,.ave. iSo'
4911 IT of l4eth-st years ................. 1900
same to Fam ,.o \ Adrian: St Ann's-ave.
Same TO Charles W Sloane. W $ Fl Anns-ave All
IT'S Of i46h,st. years .:...::............... $500
Trust Co. Riverside Drive. 800 IT n Of 122d-
| Smith Margaret A. TO LYMAN and Henry SOM. '"''
corner Lexington ave and l2lstst. demand. 1900
Ward Waworth. and wife 20 the Lawyers Mort
| gage Insurance Co. River-ide ass n
| williams. Ieonlda. to Jonas p Ks.am 8 5 Dist
6s7 II Of 5th-ave lease. instruments r. 0Ot
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CesaI Notlfes.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AM

NETWORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AM
~ COUNTY OF NEW-YORK.-Etward Abrams)n o..
ton f. Bacon Adam Heunisch, doing business =.
Abrameon. Bacon Heunisch plaintiffs against Davd
Boehm defendant Trial Is desired in the city ana
County OF New York-Summons ~
To the ahove-nsrned Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint q,
this action and TO serve Of IN IT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys with twenty days after the sv,
OF this summons exclusive OF tie service am ia
case OF your failure to appear answe- jucxmen, Nj
be taken against you by default rel demanI.
In the complaint
Dated. New York City. June 9TH 1895
SEWARD. GUTHRIE, NOEAWETZ & STEELE
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
ONCE and Post ONCE Address No ~ Wall Street
New York City
The foregoing summons served upon you by pub,e.-
tion pursuant 70 an order Of Hon George p Andrew
one OF the Justices Of the Supreme the
New York dated July 81. IS o. and nled with The eors
plant in the Office Of the Clerk u city and County n
New York, In the County Court House. in said city
/ a ei. New York July 20, 1895
SEWARD. GUTHRIE. MORAWETZ 4 STEELE
Plaintiffs AitofnsM
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f1ublir Notlres.

-,ono><~ooo>~o~~~o<~~N~ ~~~~~~~<s%NN>V|~sN~>cs
thence north rs deGreer 30 minutes 10 seconds west z
feet thence north 70 degrees 30 minutes 90 SECONDS
1874 feet Parcel No. :s thence a,ns Parcel no. IS
onds ives, 772s5 feet Parcel No II thence along
Parcel H. south 10 degrees 10 minutes % SECONDS west
0is II feet Parcel No T. thence along Parcel NO =;
north 10 degrees II minutes west 100 ~ feet to Parcel
10 degrees 20 seconds 49, 40 feet theme:
still along Parcel No. to and along Parcel NO oi ana
Parcel No north rs degrees a minutes ~ SECONDS west
S31. 81 feet to the point place OF beginning
Intending include all the real estate shown on sad
map all OF which be acquired In fee except tnse
green lines said map. which the interest or
forth In the statement attached to the map
he acquired. =,
The following interest estate will be acquired IN
the parcels the enclosed within the green
lines. viz. . ,...x A..
Each and all Of said parcels shall be subjected to
and made TO comply with the rules and regulations OF
Board Of Health OF the State OF New forn a.
adopted March 18th. 1890 and amended August ZOtn
1895 a copy Of which said rules and regulations at
tached TO said ,., Iii :,
The compliance with such rules and regulations wiz be
made condition running with the title 10 the said prop
erty and rules and regulations shall be carried OUT
and maintained under the direction inspection ana su
Public Works o City OF New York.
In all whore streets highways are ACQUIRED
they Will left open for public travel forever ana no
change be made in length. width grade OF same
Reference Is hereby made to the said map. nied az
more detailed description Of tho real estate to be taken
affected.
Dated June Sth 1896 - -
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT,
Counsel to the Corporation.
Once and p. o. Address
No Tryon Row.
New York City.
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GOVERNOR MoRrovs FARM ATTACKED
ARMY WORMS INVADE HIS coRNf1h'-po
COUNTRY ROUND ABOUT NEwBuhd AA'0
,xvrcrrD ny THE PEST.


COUNTRY ROUND ABOUT NEwBuRa Ah'o
INVESTED BY THE PEST
p,,rsh.ck. n v july CSpeciaD-That g1ea'es' VI
~ r~sts. the army worm. has made It's appeA'aS0
:" - oN-.crs farm OF Governor Morton. Destroy
~. portions Of his corn and wheat crop me reg.
lar farm help have been doubled 10 as,e ss, In.
~,.nv n possible by digging bitches aroun' e''
ele", ,css,,,s INTO which the worms fall and arc
sstroyed This Will be serious blow to the
~ S,s famous Guernsey herd II it is found mp0S''''
IN nave the go acres OF corn l., .,,or
,r the town of Blooming Grove orange
COUNTY Five acres of Downing Park nave 0s s,t
denudsd Of grass by the pests leavan no'nns tn.
bare earth and tough weeds baS 70 be swept and
sS"vellei out The worms were IRON t I'm in com
=. sna and half inches long. ana tistVe az several
Nantes The worms have also sppeai en IN SITS
places in Duchess County. enrer With farmers
% % me best way OF destroying me prss .s Zero
mode hitherto used has been "'''""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
uoRsEs AND CARRIAGES.

An EXCELLENT PLACE to buy Carriages.
Great selection Of desirable styles.
NO FANCY PRICES.
Soma narticularly good bargains now.
immense stock OF Harness and Horse Goods.
ATTENTION also called 10 a number OK
FxcEIIENT SECONDHAND CAR
RIAGES.
Phaetons. Surveys. Carts. Traps. Victoria,
&c. &c.
Prices ranging from 500 upward-aiways
low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
Dublit Notices..

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
New York July 9th. 1905.
DURLIC NOTICE is hereby giveI. by the
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments that the
Assessment Real ant Personal Estate in said city.
year 1896. been finally completed and have
been delivered the Bod Of Aldermen Of said city ana
that such Rolf will remain TO public
inspection Clerk Of said Board Of Alder
men a period of fifteen days from the date Of this
no,ice
EDWARD p. BARKER. } Commissioners
THEODORE SCTRO. of
JAMES l. WELLS, Taxes and Assessments
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

>>ooN~.-> - -r>N~~~.N~O~~~ON~>~~|
A.-ELEGANT SUITE. private house; 10
cation. lower Harlem (wesD; select oc-
cupant solicited: day. week. Address
SUPERIOR, Box l15. 1.2i2 Broadway
SELECT private family. in West s2d-st
near Park. have elegant suite with batn
breakfast II desired. Address h. NJ, AZ
Columbus ave
Is WEST 5TH-ST.-Handsomely Furnished
psrlor and bedroom for gentleman ret-
erencee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
Furnished houses 90 fet-Countrp.

CATsKTIIS.-Twght Park Hams Falls station near
~ Squirrel Inn. beautiful cottage rooms completely
Furnished: fine bathroom, etc photographs: particulars
'"'' ~ Mr.. FISH, Laps Broadway.
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sUpURBAN REAL ESTATE.

~>o~~~~~~~.~~~~~~No
AGENCY FOR MUNTCLAIR.--Rea estate.
all kinds: sale or rent. Beekmen-st..
81 Y. and OPP. D.. l. and W station
hontciair. CLARENCE b. TUBES.
AT CONGRATULATIONS for sale and 70
Jet: furnished and unfurnished. WIN d.
TAYLOR. Montclair. n. J.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

~~~~~~~~N~o~~~~~~ N~~~~S~~N"N0ON"ONN~
DESIRABLE ROOMS.-First-class table
board; transients; summer prices REFER
ences. BOARD, East 4lst-st.
WEST 74TH-ST.-Select board In south
ern family; references CASHIER, fos,~
Office Box. 2. las.
/ GRAMERCY PARK. cor. 2lst-st.. near
Ith-ave. Large cool connecting rooms;
also hall room, key to private park; su-
perior table board.
lDTH-sT., 10 WEST -Beautiful large and
small cool rooms: table unexceilod:
transients accommodated.
2iST. Al EAST.
Desirable rooms. with board: references
23D-sT.. 40 EAST. near Madison Square
Rooms with board: permanent or tran
silent; terms moderate.
16TH-ST, ~ WEST.-Nicely furnished
rooms. 81 So 81. So suites for families
frst-cass chef: meals reasonable, optional.
34TH-ST., 81 WEST.-Cool rooms, with or
without board; transients; Southerners;
summer rates.
40 EAST 3sTH-ST.-I-arge front room;
handsomely furnished; also small room;
excellent table and attendance; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
Conmtrn 1Droperrp for Sale.

NOR sALE-Neat farm 30 acres. all under cultivation
penty OF fruit: good buildings convenient to churcn
school and store: Pennington. y. ]. Price. *lSO
half cash FRANK BIRD. Stanton. n. J.
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90 Get for Business purposes

BUILDINGS STORES LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID Chambers Spruce. Beekman. Fulton John. Maiden
Lane Dey Barclay, Park Place Park Row. Nassau WIZ
Am Gold Cliff Pearl, Water and many other streen
rutland q WHITING Beekman-st
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Cost an6 fonn6.

OsT-Bankbook No. 83l. 1914. Bank for Savings. $50
IL Fourth-aye New-York Payment stopped Please
return book bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

121st-s n s. 1929 II OF 4th-ave 23x1oo11: -.
Johanna Hassett to Sanders Lehman Noo
13otl- ST. s s. $50 II OF Bloomngdale Road.
81: Thomas G Browne ct al TO John T Pear . =,
Lot 3G6 map Village Of Mott Haven: julia
Briggs executr1x. etc, to elizabeth "a .
stephens -. - :, 'ac-1e o.
Irregular; Henry Burge and wife to Eliz Ander- 40
-~
IAigh- st, No 81: Matilda Klussman TO James { .,
Fargo. as president etc 90 a. "
rine Z Moore James McManus. iVV
warren-st No "a; Euphemia Wilmarth TO FL az n
145th ST. No go West James Mur,aush and WIS "a,
TO Michael A ke1lan ---
Riverside Drive E g. $50 II n of C1aremont Place.
75xs6; William Opdyke. sxrs to Frank IL 60 n
Webster-ave corner 1s3d-st. 47.Ixsoxol.i lux
sj.1: the Northern Improvement 20. to j. Au- "a
l17th-st, n s. 2G4 II Of 4th ave- lshlW II:
Daniel Daniel i no reie'ee' 10 ec
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MISCELLANEOUS.

. 49,
HOUSEKEEPERS read and investigate. =
Mattresses made over at residences, full
size 81 e5: smaller sizes In proportion
Send for pamphlet. FRASER. l29 Gold
ST.. Brooklyn.
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Raj &state
Money to loan at low rates.
Large or Small Amounts
Apply directly and save expense
TILE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO
GAG Broadway. ~ Y
Offices (26 Court ST., Brooklyn.
IN f. cor. 58th st. and TIN Ave, N. Y.
CAPITAL, $Z,SOO,OOO.
SURPLUS. S%OOo.OOO.
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Qearngrs.

HERMAN DRIs1ER, A. NJ. Ill. D.. coIL'MBIA .
t1 EAST 18th ST.-PRIVATE INSTRUCTION during
Summer Successful In preparing students for
College. Classics Mathematics French and German.
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9rhool Aaentics.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENcI
"A supplies Professor Teachers Tutors Governesses
&c, to colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mr. n. J. OUNG-FULTON. % Union SQUARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
REAL ESTATE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
E. n weart & Co. have sold for the Caspar Fais
estate tho three-story dwelling and lot No 22S west
Thirty-thrd-st . o..
Frederick Ztte has sold for Arthur DyetI' ior
$50 CO., 10 W. NJ. Fraser. Of the Hotel Majestic the
dwelling No 50 West Sixty-eighth-st; The properly
sold less than three weeks ago by L. Narreed
Levy for about $4,000 The properly mas chansen
har ia half a dozen times within Snort peTiou.
Mrs Rosina Vohart has sold TO Mrs. Corns'ia
K Averill Nos. and Carmine-st; NOS anu ~ ~
East One-hundred and fifteenthst. being gwen III
part payment. 49, ,. r,. a. IN ha.
sold Nos and West One-hundred- and, tnIut-e..i
iye-story double brownstone fathouses Tor ABOUT
$4,000 +, ~, =. xr.--.,
Euph.mia b. Wilmarth has sold NO, y warren en-
$500 '0''''e' ~. o,s
William Berlin has sold TO Marcus Roth NOS. zIo
and 22S East Ninety -seventh-st for $4,000 ,.
George E. Turnure has purchased from Manga
q Carson for S5S 500 property "a by 9s9 rect on tne
north side of Thlrty-sixth-st. beginning 10 Iee'
At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom j. =.
Wells sold in foreclosure a portion or the Arden
property at West Chester: amounting TO twenty.
one lots to Laura Ver.tz for SstOS Also one ot 10
Mrs. II. ID. Traintor for $45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10

Coney Island.
Brooklyn Bridge.
Through trains from B'klyn Terminus Bkiyn Bridge.
via Bklyn Elevated and p p. e. G. I. r. r.
Lv Bkiyn Bridge daily s:i3 S:4s 843 iO:Is and half
hourly from 1888 A. NJ to 49, and every twenty
from O7 1O:47 p. NJ
Exc. Tickets 20 cents. including Elevated Fare. on
sale at all Is r. r. r. stations.
Culver Route.
Leave foot Of WHITEHALL ST., New York, daily. ex.
cept Sunday. at 1910 $40. e:1O 1910 A. NJ and halt
hourly II 10 A. NJ. to $40 and 1920 p NJ Exc.
Tickets 20 cents.
Rockaway Beach.
VIA ~ Y AND ROcKAwAY BEACH r. r.
Trains leave Long Island City daily except Sunday.
6:45 $40 90 II 05 A. M $780, 35. 2:35 $40 ABS.
6:35 $40 $780, $40. 920 r. NJ: Saturdays 2:05 3O5.
$50 r. VI.
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Citp propsrtp 90 fet.
IN THAT GREAT BLOCK

a fine 4-story 21-foct house. built by days worK
lack staircase sdeboard etc. call at once
81 30; years estate lease: West s6th st.
' TOWER corner 18Th 1T. and Columbus Ave
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GrcnrS ions.
v>->~<~~o~o~~~~~~~~~rr~~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LONG ISLAND RAILROADS
Great Ercursi0M Routes
yO THE SEA.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT OF s4TH ST. f. RI daily except g sun Sun,
hourly from LILO % 1890 r NJ Additional train Race
Days c. I. J. C.. 1910 p. NJ.
day. hourly from ITO 4. NJ to Pro p. NJ; and half
hourly from ITO $40 p. NJ. Additional Trains Race
Days C. l. J. C.. 1i:4O A. NJ. 1910 p. NJ Saturdays
only 1910 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10

HOUSEWORK.--Am iddle-sged woman -
general houseworker in small privstc
family: good home preferred 10 high wsSsss
good references - Atlantic-avs. DIT"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23

OF boots.
Mrs August Fisher has been quite
sick the past week.
Mrs. Exeline Of Long Island is Wis.
ting in this vicinity.
We have been having some stormy
weather the past week.
John Reece is thinking Of leaving
this part of the state.
Mrs. G., r. McDougall is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson
and Judge Friant and wife we're Wis.
ting with G. H. Tannahill's the mid.
die Of the week,
Mrs Myra Corkell is at Phillips
burg working for Mrs. r.. A. Handy
We often hear the question asked
who IS Biddy O'Flyn7 Why be-gory
she's the oldest daughter of PatriC
OFlyp. BIDDY O'FLYN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23
Greenwood Townehip,

II, B. Collins of Monte Vista, Colo,
and Miss Mary Pennington Of Plum
Greek were married last week. Mr..
Collins was formerly a teacher at
Hillside school house. The young peo-
pie will visit a while in Missouri and
then 60 to their home in Colorado.
The school is again IN session, Miss
Efie Klngery as teacher. There was
months vacation, Miss Kingery is
very we'll liked. The average daily
attendance is twenty. The school
numbers less on the roll since so
many have moved to town.
A sister Of @. Fl. Hall is here on a
visit from Canada to spend the winter.
They will all probably return in the
spring to Canada if Charley can find
a suitable tenant.
Dick Hodge IS staying with W. L.
Morgan, to fill up the place of those
went before, as Mrs. Morgan and
youngsters have moved to town.
Fl. B. Morgan began his school
again at Greenwood. I
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23
PROGRAM

for N. q. Phillips County Teachers
Association to be held at the Comes
school house February 8, 1896, at 2
o'clock p. m. sharp.
Roll call-responce with familiar
quotations.
Election Of president.
General business,
"The Object Of Teaching Reading
Miss Jessie Towne.
"The teaching of Music in our Dis
t:ict Schools" John +. Rambo.
Defamation, Lottie Hood.
Arithmetic.
Common Fractions" Anna Hal
lock.
"Percentage," O. A. Mitchell.
Recitation, Miss Matte Mitchell.
District ownership Of Books" Supt
Tadlock and Albert Dubois.
"Under what conditions should Pu-
pills of one District be allowed to at
tend School in another" Joseph Rum
DO and L. J. Remington.
Let every one come prepared to
discuss at least two of the above
topics. COMMITTEE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23
Freedom Township.

0, W. Hill is quite sick, unable to
be out.
Last Saturday evening the Red
Top school house was filed to over
flowing with interested spectators OF
the progressive literary society.
Rev. H. B. Mann has begun meet
at the Labelle school house. 81
Miss Kate Whitney has been visit
ing Mrs. H. B. Reynolds in Phillips
burg for nearly two weeks.
Arthur Carpenter Of Phillipsburg,
was at the literary society on Spring
Greek last Saturday evening.
Last week was agreat visiting week
among the Plotner and Spring Greek
folks, regular old time visiting bee.
Not much news about Freedom this
week. All laying low for springs
work.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23
Cure for Haaadohe.

AS a remedy for all forms of Head
ache, Electric Bltters has proved to be
the best. 1t effects permanent cure,
and the most dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure a
bottle, and give this remedy fair trial,
In cases of habitual constipation Elec.
trio Bitters cures by giving the needed
tone to the bowels, and few cases
long resist the use of this medicine
Try it once, Large bottles only 90
cents, at S. S. Fisher & Co.'S drug
store.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23
The Discovery Saved His Life

Mr.. D. Caillouette, Beaversville, III.
says: "To DR.. King'sNem Discovery
l owe my life, Was taken with La
Grippe and tried all the physicians for
miles about, but of no avail, and was
given up and told | could not 1--we,
Having DR.. Kings New Discovery in
my store, l sent for bottle and began
its use, and from the first dose began
to get better, and after taking three
bottles was up and about again. 1t is
worth its weight in gold, We won't
keep store or house without it," Get a
free trial at S. S. Fisher & Co.'S drugs
store 2
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23

The Rocky Mountain Weekly
NeacS is one of the most popular
papers of the West, 1t is especially
devoted to the cause of SILVER. Able
fearless and conscientious, it stands
up for the producers Of the country
with vigor and earnestn,ss that is
refreshing and encouraging. 1t is
the farmers favorite paper. The
HERALD and the Weekly NetUs $3.50,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23
TRAOHER,s MEETING.

Teachers Of the Third District will
meet at Marvin, Jan. Is, 1896.
"Notes from the State Teachers
Association" Miss Ella Taylor.
CHRIST as Teacher" Miss Efiie
Klngery.
"When is q School Well Gov.
erned," L, w. Scott.
PHILOSOPHY Of Teaching" W. G.
Riste.
"Madievai Europe" M. F. Aumil
Ter.
Each question will be open to gen
eral discussion.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-01-23

is a Greek verb which signifies "to be-
lieve." If il were gift il would
mean ito receive" 1t is mans act
1t occurs 256 times in the New Tesla
ment, where il expresses individual
action and is translated believe. Pts
It's is a noun and is the name OF the
act we perform when we believe; il
is translated faith and occurs 47
times in the New Testament
(s) God is, a,person. He is not a
given amount of force, nor the sum
total OF law. "He is a just God and
a Savior" 10y Man IS a. person. He
is the created volitional child of volt
tional Deity, and faith is the volition-
al act of man, by which as a sinner
he surrenders al to God and accepts
Jesus Christ as his Savior; and as
child of God obeys His law and walks
in His fellowship. Salvation is
gracious work resulting from this
union with God. 1t is wrought in
him by the Holy Ghost. 1t is a GOV
enant act between responsible parties
-faith-fdellty is the condition. The
Holy Ghost is the agent. Salvation
is the result.
Another popular error is the as
sumption that faith is impossible until
man gets on believing ground" But
If there ia any significance to the
atonement man 10 born on believing
ground. The enabling act is the
atonement, which arrested the SEN
tence OF the law and placed every
human being in state of initial sal
valuation at the start not at their
birth-but IN redemption. Therefore
il man is a moral agent, he has jurls-
diction over himself, and he can with
out any more help than he has now
received come to Christ and obtain
salvation.
Full atonement implies the removal
Of all legal barriers and as soon as
that was accomplished the Holy Ghost
came into the world to abide and exc
cute the Fathers will in every believ
ing heart, and faith is not only posi-
BILE but is obligatory upon every hu-
man being and any scheme of doc
trine which makes any part of mans
salvation process Of growth or cul-
ture, or a, K roduct Of the attrition Of
moral and physical evil, which are
both sequences of sin, is an Idolatrous
conception, and detracts from the
completeness of the atonement and
the efficiency Of the Holy Ghost. On
the authority Of Gods Word support
ed by these fundamental facts in logic
we affirm that every adult human soul
may without any further help believe
the gospel and because he does be-
lieve it, receive Jesus CHRIST as his
Savior and obtain, because of his
faith, full salvation, as a present
conscious experience.