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And whereas, it is provided by the
terms of said trust In substance that
should said Zigmond make default In
payment OF said note or any part thereof,
principal or interest, as the same become
due, that in that event said Frank was
authorized and empowered to sell said
above described property for cash at the
Court House door OF Bexar county, after
advertising the time, place and terms Of
sale in the manner prescribed by law in
judicial sales; and make due conveyance
10 the purchaser or purchasers of the
property, with warranty, binding said
Zigmond; and to apply the proceeds of
such sale to pay the expenses of adver-
Using sale and conveyance, including
commission Of per cent to the Trustee,
then to the payment OF said note and In
terest, and the balance, II any, to said
Zigmond; and whereas, II further pro-
vided in substance by the terms OF said
deed Of trust that should the said A. B.
Frank for any cause fail to or refuse to act
as Trustee, the said Lavanburg might
appoint a substitute Trustee in writing,
who should have the same power as was
conferred upon said Frank;
And whereas, said Frank has refused to
act as Trustee, and the said Lavanburg
being still the owner Of said note has ap.
pointed me, John Sehorn, in writing,
substitute trustee, and has requested me
to execute the trust; and whereas, the
semi-annual installment Of interest on
said note, which became due Jan. 18th,
1895, is now due and unpaid, except the
sum of $500 paid thereon; and the semi
annual installments OF interest which be-
came due on said note on July 18th, 1895,
and Jany. 18th, 1896, respectively, each
for the sum of s250.OO, are likewise past
due and unpaid, and In consequence of
which said defaults in the payment OF
said installments of interest, said Lavan
burg has exercised his option so to do,
and has declared the whole amount of
said note due.
Now therefore, /, John Sehorn, substi
tute trustee as aforesaid, in consideration
Of the premises, hereby give public notice
that on Tuesday, March, 3rd, 1896, the
same being the first Tuesday in said
month, at the Court House door of Bexar
county, between the hours of 10 a. m. and
p. M, shall sell all and singular the
above described property for cash to the
highest bidder; after such sale shall exc
cute TO the purchaser or purchasers good
and sufficient deed or deeds to the prop
er,v sold, binding the said Zigmond.
This 7th day Of February, A. D., 1896.
JOHN SEHoRN,
2-l0-l 7-24-3t Substitute Trustee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-24
The Natural Death Time.

Button, Flourens, Humboldt and a
great many other eminent naturalists,
scientists, ETC., were Of the opinion that
the natural limit of earthly existence
among the animal creation is five times
as long as the time expended by them
in reaching maturity. Button gives the
following table to substantiate that
peculiar belief: The camel grows for
eight years, lives 10; the horse grows
for five years, lives IS; the OK grows
for four years. lives Is to 20; the lion
grows for four years, lives 20; the dog
grows for two years, lives 10 to IL; the
man grows for 20 years, lives 100.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-24
NEW ATHLETIC GAME.
1t Is Called Pushbau and Is Very Popular
at Harvard.

al bdrtaFu.
The new game of pushball, which has
lately been introduced and played at
Harvard, has some of the essential fea-
lures of football, but possesses many
original points. The ball itself is a
great curiosity. 1t is constructed in
much the same manner as a football-a
rubber bladder covered with strips of
leather-only it is perfectly round.
When inflated it is six feet three inches
in diameter, and weighs 100 pounds.
1t can be moved with very slight pres
sure-indeed, good wind will send it
rolling across the field at lively rate.
Pushball, says Leslie's Weekly, is
played by two teams of eight men each.
The main purpose of the game is, as in
football, to advance the ball into the OPP
ponents' territory and finally across the
goal-line, and this is done by the con-
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HERMANN BREUs1NG,

Notary public, will attend to PEN
sion claims, Power OF Attorney and
Passports to all foreign countries.
Translations. Office, San Antonio
Daily LIGHT, 104 East Com merce
street.
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Pecuharities of February.

The month of February in a leap yeal
has some pecuGarities of which not
many people are aware. This year, for
example. February has five SATURDAYS,
This has occurred Just once in every
IS years for the last I24 years. Feb
ruary VIII have five Saturdays again in
1905, - years from now. be
cause at the turn of the cen
fury there comes a break in the
g year period, which is reduced 10 -
years. Twenty-eight years later, in
1886 we VIII again have five Saturdays
in the month of February. This same
rule holds good for every day in the
week, each recurring five times in the
leap year month Of February every IS
years, with the exception of Monday
and Wednesday. During the last 200
years these two days have come five
times IN February at one interval of
II years, while the rest of the DAYS
have been 80 years apart once during
the same period for 200 years.-St
Louis Republic
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SAMPLE OF OKLAHOMA BLISS
How the Papers are Howling Over the SUE
cess of Free homes.

q
Guthrie. o. T, March 1.-THE follow
ing from the Perry Enterprise is a sam
PIE OF how the Oklahoma papers are
celebrating the passage Of the free home
bill. The Enterprise says:
This : glorious news and has come
sooner than we expected. But the
great transaction is done. and we join
with 300 900 people of Oklahoma in one
great and prolonged shout Of gladness
and praise. Peace on earth and good
will 10 men Free homes, $4,000 acres
of wheat. 10000 acres Of cotton and gold
and silver mines. which are turning out
more gold than Cripple Creek. and
everything else life-size. whit he grand
est city OF the territory-our Peerless
Perry-aS a market for il all. and then
say Noble county is not sure conner.
But beyond our city and our county, We
join IN the common rejoicing; with all
the people We join IN songs OF praise
and rejoicing. and three hundred thous-
and rousing cheers for Dennis Flynn
FIRST INDIAN DIVORCE
The first Indian divorce ever granted
10 a Kiowa Indian. or in fact, 70 any
member OF the affiliated tribes OF the
Kiowa. Commanche and Caddcs, was
granted IN the district court here las.
saturday, says the II Keno 'r4Dor- ! l"
fair plaintiff n the case was full
blood Kiowa girl. whose name was soma
thing like Bealh Koo. but perhaps y
had never before been reduced 20 wit
ing until It appeared upon the records
OF the court. She was totally unfsmil-
lar with the English language and =
was necessary % tell her troubles by
the aid u an interpreter. but the trou-
bic was 70 find some one who could 4
terpret the weird dialect of The klowa-
Judge Jack StillwsIl was present and
although quite familiar with The Com
manche tongue. he was compelled %
confess that he could Tot handle kioTa-
a way was soon found whereby she
could tell her tale OF woe 70 Judge Bur
ford. Caddie Klotie. BLACK Crane
leading member OF the kioTa tr.be. and
a very intelligent man. was present and
while he could no talk English ne could
speak Ki0Va and Interpret Z into CON-
maache. and Judge S;illwsn then inter-
pTe1ed X into English She stated
that she vas Tot quite IS years d age
and that she had been married - n
white man named King for three yeas
but that Re had left her over tavo yes-=
ago AID tia; she was now living WIN
her parents After hearing al ;2e
facts. the court granted be. q d!yo.ce
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and allowed her to assume her maiden
name, or any other name she saw fit.
The court warned her that under the
law she could not be allowed TO marry
again within a period Of six months. She
said that was all right.
STORY OF RED BUCK.
The Arapahoe Argus says: The man
Red Buck. who was killed by Officers
DuckTorth. Shanan and others last
week. has been positively IDENTIFIED as
Buck Weightman. He has been one OF
the boldest criminals that was ever IN
the territory. having been a boon COM
panion Of the Daltons, Bill Doolln. T.
Wyatt and Tulsa Jack. and has been on
many a raid with them. He was one
OF the leaders in the Dover train rob-
berry last year. He and Younger Lewis,
who was lynched at Wichita Falls. Tex.
a few days ago, rounded ex-Marshal
Nix and his father up in dugout over
in the eastern part Of the country some
time last year. IL was ne and Younger
Lewis and Joe Beckman who robbed
c. z. Noyes IN Arapahoe last October
He had Mr.. Noyes' fine gold watch on
when ne was killed. George Miller.
his partner in the last raid, took the
watch off his dead body and hid il N
the dugout when they were captured.
Miller's hands being shot of. he says ne
took the watch out with his teeth and
buried II In the dugout with his feet.
Miller says that both he and Weight
man were IN the fight with the Texas
rangers at the time BAckusn was killed
and that Weightman was wounded in
the left shoulder at that time and was
laid up from the wound for about three
weeks. Weightman was the man taken
for Doolin al that time He passed
himself OF az Do0lin No. ? Miller
says there = - $50 reward for Weight
man. He talks quite freely about his
partners who have been killed, but re-
fuses 20 tell anything on live men
COCK AND BULL STORY.
n a ilapldated hut IN western Texas
there lived many years ago an old Mex
Jcan. In the course Of time the Mex
can died. not, however. until ne told
friend q the Supposed hiding place - a
vast sum oy money! buried treasure
About three years ago The Ne1ican's
friend and c0ufdant. fond Ia cave. in
which the gold 3 sspposed 20 be buried.
and 81 conjunction With another man.
ere now bUs.ly engaged trying % IN
earth The buried treasure. they having
ssr % eight rlen a. work ~ the cave
The treasure IS supposed % have been
bruied ~ SQani75s long years ago. and
. consist % thirteen jack loAts-3.soo
ponds q gold.
The cave = n The Arbuckie noun
tains. sbou; seven o. eigh; miles west
OF Davis. L 7.
The men engaged n the work are
firm believers 2 the old SsHicsn's story
a-t believe they XII eventually fad
the treasure. iEasucuh as hey have a.
ready found a. a depth . aboz: twelve
fsec. some cooking Utensils. wat Tas
oace a pair q backsk.n gloves AID other
evidences q q Ike nstuc1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-18
The Season
Is Here .

Calling is now the order of
the day. You can't do it
properly unless you are equip
ped with engraved cards.
They are artistic; all others
have been relegated to days
of barbarism. If you haven't
the proper thing, we will get
them for you. They cost no
more than the the cheap
printed or poorly written ones
and besides, you are up with
the times.
If you have a plate we will
get you 100 latest cards for
SI.oo, or have your name en-
graved at $3.50 per hundred.
We have samples and de-
signs in handsome Wedding
Invitations, At Home Cards
at prices that will get your
trade.
THE EAGLE PRESS
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serve and are entitled to a denomination
because of the able and satisfactory
manner in which you have conducted
the affairs Of your office, 1 am for you.
and hold myself ready and willing to
assist you IN securing this well deserv-
ed recognition
Referring TO the political situation in
Pawnee county. Mr.. Mccarthy says:
THE Republicans Of this county are
united and harmonious and We are go
ing into the campaign this year with
ranks unbroken, fully determined TO
place the county in the Republican
column, where It belongs
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TIKI arner's safe cure does wonders for
VII sufferers from kidney complaint. -
w DR.. r. A. Gum, Editor Medical Tri-
bune, New York.
4 a remedy for Bright's disease It IS
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At better remedy known to the pro-
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~ liver disease. DIR. Dio Lewis
N very remedy failed until I used safe
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ciety, Paris, France.
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N uccessfulIy used for kidney trouble
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N or stomach troubles L heartily rec
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A LABOR Savrr.

do you believe in mind reading, NJ,
Slowboy?"
Why, don't know. Miss Tryem. ]
never thought much about II.
We'll. l do. l believe that l could
read exactly what You have now in
your mind. if 1"
Il wish you would" eagerly ex.
claimed Mr.. Slowboy. who had been
wondering how he could propose sue.
cesSfully TO her. ut d save me heau
II trouble" -Hazner's BSzaS-
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"Well, am back from Topeka" said
W. P. Campbell, "and 1 met and talked
with Attorney General Dawes. but not
on any business connected with Wichi-
ia.
There is only one thing that I can
speak with certainty of and that is that
I am not the assistant attorney general
of Sedgwick county at the present time
and never will be again under the pres
ent form Of government.
II may be tiger, 1 may be a bad
man, but 1 am certain of one thing and
that is that am no hog. 1 know when
have enough.
''I did say at Topeka that the whisky
business, as business, was broken up
in Wichita, and yet 1 knew as every
body else knew, that 1t was being con-
Quoted in a manner in which there was
no business to it. It was scattered, but
it was not a success either from a tenn
perance standpoint or any other.
Attorney General Dawes did not in
form me that he had accepted my resig-
nation. i did not ask him to.
Notwithstanding the fact that he had
made thorough, honest and conscien-
tious fight for the prohibitory law he
EcknOWledSeS LndI the law was never
thoroughly enforced and never would
be where the public system was against
1t. His trials had been made and he
was satisfied and was willing TO try
something better.
He said that he was now through
with trying to work Representatives, and
that ne had made a record of which he
was proud and when he stopped he
stopped short off and would hereafter
attend to the practice of his profession
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. 25c.
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NOTICE


No -. -
In the District Court Of Ssdg7Tic< County.
Kansas
Fannie Bagwell, Plaintiff
VS..
Milton Bagvali Defendant.
BLICATIg% NOTICE
The above named defendant, Milton Bag
well u hereby notified that Re has been
eued by the above named plaintiff. 81 The
district court o. SeIgwi-k county. Kan
szs. and that unless hs appears and an
sTers therein On or before The IND Gay %
April ISs. judgment wlII Be rendered a.
prayed for Ia plaintiffs petition fled IN
the above entitled action, fo-Wit- \ de-
cree divorcing plaintiff and defendant
and restoring 20 plaintiff The name % Far-
ne Rodney. restraining defendant from
any Interference with the minor child OF
plaintiff. Jesse Rodney. ard fo- the costs
Of said action DAVIS & BLAKE
81" We'd Attorneys FOR Plalrur
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FiNEHC'tL-
WASTHD-A fsw goot lars on city
residences. Q. 3. Qu-l-y. dl1z4, =
LCST.
DOST-A iady's god watch. ~l.h "fsf,"
chan Elu-er retgT1 % halEs Je~sl~y
s-o-e ard receive reNar. dies-r- o.
FOR 5-LE-rOUszs
FOR SAIE-A rare opportunity 20 a
careful! man 20 secure a hone we rave
Tex vsTy desirable improved rroE-@~tles.
q ttTee 20 Eve rooms each az u ce.ot
condition. EEleh - offsr Tor sale a. ~
pres e-t her fcr cash or OF TIE ruorraly
payment pan y you Eart a hone a. a
grsa; oarE7sln. cal AID 80 - TIE Bur
EEL & Eno Izv. C. Room 30 Se1eFl-k
block 6r0r-tf NO.
FOR SAI<E-Hoazes Soz. - az CO
~ atsssE Ave. one : Too-us. or roous
t@-r1- shads, lots- az f1r DO I
Spencer over - =. Doag.sE c-H-tr
FO7 P=sgT-eCO~s.
F'pE REEST-Fu-rssse1 roozss. =. -
South LaErszcs Ave 1tI-st
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1t Is of No Use

to say that there is Something Just as
Good as Ripan's Tabules for disorders
of the stomach and liver" 1t is not so.
This standard remedy will relieve and
cure you One tabule gives relief.
by
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SAYS HE Is NO HOG
TIGER BILL Has HAD LN0UGH OF
fOOLISHNESS.

That While Attorney General Dawes has
Not Acknowledged His Resignation Yet,
Notwithstanding He is Through and
Will No Longer Serve as an Assisting
Attorney General of Sedgwick County
That He was in Earnest in His Prosecu-
tions and Honestly Endesvored to Sc
cure Convictions, But Failed.
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TIN OFT OF IT

A. the state convention IN Wichita
last week a boom was started FOR Tim
Mccarthy for governor. At that time
he said but little concerning the matter
but he now makes public the statement
that he viii not be 4 candidate under
any circumstances.
In 4 letter written % ". c. Edwards
secretary OF state. Mr.. Mccarthy says:
My name having been mentioned at
Wichita sS 4 candidate FOR governor.
and as You and I live n the same couE-
y this nigh; be construed as an evil
dence OF my unfriendliness 20 YOU IN
case any such idea does prevail. I desire
. Gispel II beyond the question % a
doubt by assuring you that ! am not a
candidate in any sense % the term On
The contrary. recognizing TIA; you de-
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FNpE REEST-Fu-nsshez roo-as a; %
South I-zzrszrs Ave 1tI-st
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PIANO SELLING AND TUNING-J. L.
Sheldon. agent and tuner Hear the
sweet toned Esteys, and order tuning a.
Daniel Bros. furniture rooms. AL f. Doug
las dS-26t
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Advertisements under above ciassinca-
tons must be IN the counting room by
9 O'Clock every night except Saturdays
which is 10 O'Clock.
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HELP WsHTED-FEMAI6.

WANTED-A good girl. at l0E North
Topeka avenue, by Mrs. j. W. Adams.
dl06-tf.
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wASTBD-A Tex sooI lars on cf.J
residences. Q. =. Qu.rsy dIaZ-1- =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-24
BRIDGEPORT.

Friday evening Henry Koehnline. upon
retiring took what he supposed to be a
bottle Of medicine he was using from his
mantel and took swallow Of it. II caus-
ed a queer burning sensation, and upon
examination Of the contents of the bottle
he discovered that it was ammonia. DR..
Heinlein was summoned and rendered the
necessary medical aid. Yesterday he was
resting easy and expects to be out in few
days.
The directors OF the Union Hall Associa-
ton have leased Ridgeway's Grove for
July 4th. and the X. of F.. |. o. o. +. and
American Mechanic lodges will unite in
giving a picnic at the grove on that day
for the benefit Of the association. All sis
ter lodges will be invited TO attend
Frank Davis has returned from Fair
mont. where he has opened up branch
music store for w. Banner.
A. l.. Johnson. who brought suit for SOS
against the Bridgeport Oil and Gas Com
pany in Squire Howells' court, was given
a verdict for $50.
Chas Junkins is improving slowly.
Cam Thomas and Frank Stevens will
spend the day at GAINESVILLE with friends.
Yesterday was pay day at Wheeling
Creek mines. Several more ofthe miners
quit last week
Frank StillwelI OF st. Clairsville, was
here yesterday on business.
Earl Ghent and Robert Greenhalgh are
spending the day with acquaintances at
Long Run
Miss Blanch Hoffner. of St. Clairsvllle.
is the guest of friends and relatives here.
The breakdown mill at the Aetna-Stand-
ard worked four days last week 1t will
resume again Monday.
quite a number from this place attend
ed the ball game between Wheeling and
Youngstown.
Miss Maggie Gilmore. OF Columbus. Is
the guest of her father for few days.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School pic
nicked at Lyle's Grove yesterday after
noon.
VIM. Kuhn has purchased a new bicycle
Of the Winton make.