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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
THE HIGHER COURTS.


Fort Worth, Texas, December 5.--In tn
eour, nj civil appeals the following seols.
IONS were rendered.
Ahlrined western Union Telegraph
company rs. Gnssott. from Cooke. rnha,,
VS.. Graves, from Ciay. ortfnt ,rn,rancs
company vs. Helm, trom wichita.
Reversed and remandcd Hawkins va
willard, from EasilaHd Rutherford ct al
vs. iashain HAL from Wilbarr.r Jtdr
mert as to NnhctlVe damages reyersod
II amount thus r,coye ed d. remittea fl,
twony days Judgment as to actual damage.
affirmed othurg !sr
Reversed and romnndci--McCormlcS
harvesting MACHINE company vs.. Timmons
from wichita
Notions for reheAriug overrulcA Cobb
vs. Campbell. frcm wichita; Centry Va
Gatlu. from Taylor
In callan vs. pcmhcrion & Ynunsblood
the motion for rehoarug was graut,d to
the oNteut ~ Diminishing the case instead
of rernnding
To dismiss apncal-Han vs. Dubhs. from
nnnley granted Grow VS. Gro sheek from
hood, ovetTulti bond rendered ordered
filed; Mccormick Harvesting Machine
company Us. Timmons, from Wichita, over
ruled
Cases nbmttod-IIarrlson VS.. south.
western Iron and Bridge company. from
Iarrhnt; Kirby vs.. Es'cle from Tarrant
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway com.
rany vs., Armstrong, from Tsrrant; Texas
and Pacific Railway company VS. Tom
Green County Cattle company: Missouri.
kanshs and Texas Railway company ~
Withorspoon, from /, nton
Cases set Tor January 2-starr, Cameron
& Co, vs. lvoy garnishee. from Parker:
Eulss ct al VS.. Hoffman. from Terrant;
Bessie Philbert Va. MoKillen. from Tar
rant; Slayton, trustee. vs.. NAPLES Platter
Grocery company. from Clay; House OF al
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Eagle Pass. TEXAS, December l.-Expcrts
10 Mexico through this port OF domestic
products for the month OF November
amounted TO $i69,33i. OF which there were
,5s3 bushels Of cotton, 1877 bales Of cot
ton. sii.379 worth OF machinery, sii,706
worth Of lumber and $3i5i worth OF oils.
During the past i've months there have
been exported through this Port .5s,all
bushels OF corn.
District court adjourned today, having
met last Monday In adjourned session of
the October term. This week wHs taken
up In the trial OF cattle theft casos. Man
uel Rocio was acquitted IN one C. Sc snd
had another case transferred 10 Kinney
county on change OF venue. Two CAGES
against Eusebio Recio were also T. ansferred
TO Kinney county.
Captain J. W. Samson Of UvalLe was
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CoE ARRESTED.
Grand Jury Accuses Him of Being
Guilty. OF EmhrNricmrnt

Dallas Texas. December County
Treasurer ". \ Coe. who claims to have
been robbed while in his Office last sun
day night. was arrested tonight on a grand
Jury Indictment charging him with en-
oeyzling Sjd95.7G OF the couuty's funds in
his charge. The arrest had been expected
hourly for several days md was a surprise
TO no one. The arrest was made By Sheriff
Ben T. Cahell himself. Coo vas m his
own Office. which adioins that Of the shcr-
IN. He took the matter cooliy and eyinced
no feeling whatever. Az soon as arrested
he gave notice that he was ready to awe
FOND HE was taken before Judge Chas.
r. Clint of the criminal district court. who
Fixed his bail at $1,000. This was PROMPTLY
furnished. with " T. wolford a Collin
county and c. II. Gillespie and I u. Gull
ium of Dallas as suretics. The two latter
are brothers Law Of Coo. To all news
paper men who asked for statement Coo
replied that he had nothing 10 say. He
treated his arrest with more Indifference
Tran did any OF those around him, and AS
l'hg as he was about the court house. IN.
pe"''a Wholly rnconcerned Sheriff Cabell
ana Police Chief Arnold and their detective
forces have been AZ work on the robbery
all the week
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and the remains will be buried by the coun

and the remains will be buried by the coun
" no blame can be attached to tho com
pany or any one in their employ The
theory is that he thought the switch en-
sine was train pulling out for the North.
aud when they stopped he fell off aud the
string OF cars backed over him.
The only papers found on the person OF
the deceased was a pawn ticket given by
Uncle Eph's loan office at Galveston on
one satchei. showing name OF depositor TO
be John Giel
me BODY was identified by some Of the
railroad employees here as one Rogers, who
had charge OF convict gang working
near Duke short time ago.
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ST LOUIS.

st. Louis. Mo. December 5--Catt'e--R~.
eeipts, 900. shipments. 1000. market
steady. native shipping steers I MA so
hu'k OF salcs, taf0i 20, dresso-i beef and
butcher steers, 10000 bulk OF sales
75Na.2b. steers under 1850 pounds ?1Nr
% stockegs and feeders. ls5n3.70. cows
and heifer. 1919 ~. Texas and Indian
cstrle s,eedy: grasser steers. 2.4pd3. 60. fed
steers 3SNfale, cows, lFGG 80. Hogs
Receipts 3GnN. shipments 900 mark ct
steady, light 3l5g2 %. mixed. . e0Ii9 l5,
heavy, 2.Spp3,20. Sheep Receipts, 80;
SHIPMENTS, leo: market strong ynutions
2 ~ =. common pun, 5pIaGO. lambs
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Gonzales, Texas, December Claude
and Yearly Rhodes who were charged with
the murder Of II. r. Coleman at Waelier
election day had an examining trial be-
fore Squire Shuler today and were granted
bond In the sum Of $1,000 each. c. X Wal
tor represented the State and Burgess Il
Hopkins represented the defendants,
The decision ~ the Justice meets the
approbatlon Of all unbiased citizens
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New Orleans, La, December 5.-Fire to.
oay destroyed the wholesale grocery house
OF b. II, flaspoller & Sons, No. rs Tchoupi-
lou.as street. The loss on building and
contents is s52.5O0; fully covered by in
Snrance =
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Galveston: Sterling sixties, buying sans
selling IA; New York SIGHT. buying 50
discount. selling NJ par; New Orleans sight
buying &c discount. selling sc premium.
ing at par.
New ork Sterling exchange. bankers
sixties - ~ commercial sis3n; reich
marks. ~ Il-lG. francs bankers sixties
SEQ 5-Sa6.a commercial. b.TAG2.505-s
New Orleans sterling exchange. bark.
ers sixties. 81 N'a1 SGT. New York sight.
par; commercial. $50 discount; francs
commercial sixties. 52l rs.
London: Bank rate, per cent: street
rate. 3h per cent silver. % rs; eonsois,
Ill IS.
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Shoes AND Clothing.

$50 Pairs Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
worth up to $3.50. till sold, 75C pair.
$50 Pairs Ladies' Oxford Ties,
worth fully $50, till sold, 75c pair.
100 Pairs Mems Nice Cashmere
Pants, slightly soiled worth up to
SO, till sold, SIPS pair.
200 Pairs Mems Assorted Pants.
worth up to $3.50, till Sold 75C pair.
100 Pairs Boys Knee Pants, sizes
5 to 9, your pick, 3 pairs for SOC.
200 Mems Percale Shirts, Numbered,
worth fully 81 each, till sold, Use.
200 Mems Laundered Shirts, as nice
as could be expected for 60c, till sold,
45C each. All pretty designs.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
or sHIPRoNRD NOT CLEARED.
RrCrrprs AM surpMrNTs

The totrl -e'ripts Of cotton 80 Galveston
toiay were Siig bales, as follows
l3y Gulf. Colorad 10 and Santa re railway
29e2
BY International and Great Northern
railway Gi5.
by G9lveston. Houston and Henderson
Railway, 223.
ny Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway
4s2 g.,
BY Galveston. La Porte and Houston
railway. 1852.
BY barge Hannah, hs2
by barge Nelasco. Coz.
by small craft. COL
Shipmenss-To Liverpaol, ss Exp'orer
1865: TO Bremen ~ Britannia, G752. to
Havre ~ Honiton, 1919 TO Rotterdam, rs
Glenv.ch. 1916; taken by Galveston cotton
mills. ~: total. 1853.
OCEAN FREIGHTS.
The foliowinG ocean frsightA (stsau) o.
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here this week in the interest OF his cam
dldacy for the collectorshl9. He seems very
much encouraged aud viii have strong
Endorsement from this county.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

gathering cattle here for shipment to points
in the West
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"El ITO" a famC,'s. s snii ei,.i WI 4
was recently killed u .,,ir,aI thlt , ,MI q
p y France, The :, n many esx S, z,
Tsio" had taken part part * sbeous -
had in conseans.,nr,cnss hls NJ |"
nrexpected maneuyes"
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Dry Goods.

800 Yards Scotch Zephyrs, wash
goods, worth Sc yard till sold, Sc.
500 Ladies' Wrappers, newest make
and style, just received, Outing,
Sateen and Calico, prices from Csc
to SIPS All we'll made and stylish.
$50 Yards Turkey Red Fancy Prints,
at &C yard till sold. This is the &c
quality.
800 Ladies' Winter Weight Ribbed
Vests, 25c grade, till sold, for SOC.
TO arrive Monday and Tuesday,
60 New and Stylish Plush Capes at
greatly reduced prices. Don't fail to
see these.
q
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MARJoRY.

Margaret Is prime and ~
Madge Is fair to See Iv..
Marjory for me-
Morgaro. doth nausht au''
Madee is fancy free s,..-
Nar'Ofy Is Marjory for mel
M,rs.r.t,s demure .as l. cold
"s Msdre must formal s iii .esls--
Mai'oi'' Yet
Ma''0. -,,Harpsr'' w
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cotton are quoted today:
From Galveston; Liverpool, SGD per
pound. Havre. 1860: continent, s-s2d. New
York. iSc per 100 pounds
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VS.. City OF Henrietta. from Clay: Earle
ct al VS.. City Of Henrietta. from Clay.
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vESSEI.S IN PORT
Ss MelhridCe WIN. Parr & Co.
Ss Zanzibar. Fowler * JoVit.r
IS Frtmheid. Fowler & Neville
Sc E;ola. Elier pempster & Co
SIS Nerbena ]. NolieF 4 co.
Sc Europa " W WILSON.
IS Joseph John Fow or 4 Mcv!t.e
s. hernmoos j Mollcr 4 CO.
~ Cnncho. J. y Sawyer 4 co,
Sc GlagLcn. J. Molier 4 Co.
SIS Architect VIM. Parr 4. 20
IS Anthony Radcliffe. J Moler & Co.
- Inchmona, Fowler & Hcyiiic.
Sc Gyller. star Flour Mills.
s. Heashneld. n Ripley.
Ss prummoud. J. hoNer & Co
s. prlmfel Fowler 4 McTtt,N
s. John Bright. Vim. pofrls 60.
S. farresuurc " " WILSON,.
S. Mayfela Nm PAR & Co
"a Norge Fowler 4 M-Vit'e
So Maritime, J Nolie-r ~ co.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.
Sc Concho. RISK. New YORK.

CLEARED.
IS Europa, Martyr. Iavre.
IS EoAa, Eyaars. Liverpool.
So Zanzibar. t.pDc't-aon. MiIrhoster.
SIS Verben.i, owens Hamburg.
fs Glanton. Lusk. Hamburg.
~ Gyiier. E.isinusr-,a, West india J-orts,
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So Alamo H.x, Now York
S. Explorer. Tomson. Liverpool.
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Silver Plated Ware.
few Of our Special Cut Pr.ccs on Silver
Plated Ware:
No. Vim. Rodgers Extra Heavy Fill
yer Plated Tea Spoons. regular
price per Sc. SITE nur r-'rc..... xsc
no. Vim. Rodgers Extra Heavy Eii- j
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Fort worth, Texas, December 5.-In tn
court nj civl appeals the following seo,s-
ions were rendered.
Evening star., 1896-06-16
From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript.
A peculiar marriage ceremony took place
recently south of Franklin, Ind. Frank
lin Corduroy and Ada Shoemaker received
q license to marry from Clerk Byfield, and
they applied to Squire Taylor of Brown
county to tie the knot. The squire doubted
his right to perform a ceremony outside of
his own county, and was equally sure there
would be nothing legal were the young peo-
pie married outside of the county in which
they had procured license. The squire 8
fertile mind soon solved the difficulty, how
ever, and a rig was procured. Driving to
. the county line, the squire took his stand
In his own county and the couple in John
son county, and the ceremony was per-
formed.
Evening star., 1896-06-16
Cherry Salad.

Mrs Rorer's Household News.
Arrange lettuce leaves prettily on fiat
dish. Put cherries through the leaves. Pour
ever a mayonnaise dressing, to which has
been added a tablespoonful Of cherry juice
instead of. vinegar. Then put q few cher
rie5 over the top. Seed the cherries and
place hazel nut In the center to keep the
shape.
Evening star., 1896-06-16


You should have seen Bennie's face after
up IN his eyes and then stole down his hot
could trust himself to go out to the dining
he did go, there was new light in his
bright blue eyes. Mamma" he cried, II
can't pay this bill now. IT.
isn't prompt settlement the motto of
business men,? asked his mamma, smil-
fpg.
Yes, it is: but they can't pay when they
haven't anything to pay with Mamma,
I'm bankrupt" ne broke out. "Ain't that
what they call IL when a man can't pay?
/ can never settle for what owe you; and
and the debt'H just keep on getting larger
and larger ali the time What shall
do?' Bennie was almost sobbing.
mo. no, Bennie, dear" soothed his MAN.
ma: you don't owe me anything You are
kind, obedient boy. and that settles the
whole account
We'll, then, you don't owe me anything,
either. I'll receipt my bill If you'll receipt
yours
To this his mamma agreed heartily and
on each bill Received payment in full
was written.
Now We won't make out any more bills
against each other, will we mamma ?'
suggested Bennie. I'VE don't want busi-
ress ways in the family"
That's right, Bennie. But here Is q dol
lar all your own
"Oh, mamma, i can't take 1t If it's meant
for pay
mo. 1t is gift of love-"
Then I'll take it. Thank you. mamma" :"
Evening star., 1896-06-16

Gov. Morton has granted the requisition
of the governor OF Iowa for the custody Of
Henry Failing. a crook arrested in Troy
Nay 2S for forging a check for $780,
Evening star., 1896-06-16

Couldn't Find 1t.
From the San Francisco City Argus.
Kicksy-Wife, can you tell me why I am
Ike q hen?'
Mrs. Kicksy-"No. dear; why is it?''
Kicksy-"Because I can seldom find any,
thing where 1 laid it yesterday"
Evening star., 1896-06-16

The marvellous which Munyon's Remedies
have made in builins up weak and debilitated
people have caused physicians OK all schools to
ponder with amazem'ut, and have attracted sick
people from nearly every state in The Union.
No matter what the disease is. how many
doctors have failed To Aep you, visit to these
eminent Specialists Will cost you nothing. and may
your life. The remedies he had here of
your druggist for - u vial
Open > TO ) pm. daily: Monday ard Thursday
6 to pm: Sunday, 10 to II AIN 713 14th st.
1t
Evening star., 1896-06-16

1t was such a bright idea that flashed
into Bennies mind that he actually burst
out into a loud laugh. causing the clerk to
look up at him in surprise.
whats SO funny?" asked the clerk.
''Oh. it's secret" replied Bennie, draw
Ing himself up as II to hold the secret
tightly in his bosom.
In the evening when he got home he
went to the library with his brother. and
they Were busy writing for some time. 1t
took them a good while to get the docu-
ment into proper form, but at last it was
dcre and he folded it and carried it down
stairs to his mother. On opening 1t she
read the following with some SURPRISE:
In Account With Bonnie Trnvers.
May Is, 1895.
Mrs. Mary S. Travers. SchooldaIe, o.
DIR.
To going down town for groceries,. 50 10
To sweeping kitchen. en.....-............... %
To rakirg yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
To dustinS carpet. et..-----......-.......-.. 80
To running errandS to Mr.. Good's..... 15
To times going to papa's ofiice...... As
To washing dishes. 40
Evening star., 1896-06-16
III u IN | u N
Wonderful Success Of His lm-
proved Homeopathic
Remedies.
34,S62 Walls Sold During The
Past Week.
Druggists Say They Sell More Of
Munyon's Remedies Than All
Other Homeopathic Rene
dies Combined.
ia People Treated at His
Offices.

His Doctors Kept Busy Diagnosing
Get Well The Examinations Arc
Absolutely Free and the Remedies
Can BE Procured at Any Drug Store,
MOSTLY for Twenty-Five Cents u
Vial.
Evening star., 1896-06-16
Fort William Henry Hotel,
WoodlaWn Hotel,

dations frst-clsss. Terms reasonable. Address
Mrs. II. J. CoLLEY, Clarendon Hotel. Washing
ton. woodlawn, Rockville. Md. myxs-1m
Evening star., 1896-06-16

CHESTER I'M,
New York aveLue Eear the beach. Enlarged ant
refurnished. Open all the year.
II y2l-3!t D. KNAUER Prop.
Evening star., 1896-06-16
BENNIE'S BILL.

His Attempt to Introduce Business
Methods Into His Home Life.
From the Presbyterian Observer.
Bennie got the idea from his father, who
was a business man. He often went down.
town to his fathers office, and noticed how
the clerk made out bills. When his new
idea struck him he was looking over bill
something like this:
To 1 writing desk. $40 90
To bookshelves. ves..... II 90
To 1 revolving bookcase 600
To four chairs ........ 25 90
Total " SIG 90
Evening star., 1896-06-16

THE BURLINGTON
Missouri ave-; two minutes walk from beach,
j. W. BECHTEL,
iel5-26t Late Of the Fretlonia.
HOTEL. KENDERTON-OCEAN END TENNESSEE
avenue; convenient to railroad depots, churches
and places of interest. MRS J. +. NEALL Of
T0ga 5el3-26t
Evening star., 1896-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PINEY IOINT HOTEL OPENS FOR THE SEASON
of 1898 SATURDAY, June % Near the Chesa-
peake bay. The best saltwater bathing the
Potomac; boating fishing, grabbing and other
amuscnlerts furnished that you Will find at any
other frst-class hotel Steamer Sue leaves Ste
phensOn 6 Bros wharf, foot of 7th St, every
Saturday ct 5 O'Clock Pm, direct for Piney
Point mo stops). Also on Mondays at o'clock
pm. Steamer Potomac leaves Sundays at 4
O'Clock pm.
For circulars, &c, call on WASH B. WILLIAMS
7th and D SITS. NV. For further Information
address THOS W. WILLIAMS. Proprietor,
te13-2m Piney Point, St. Marys county, Nd.
COLONIAL BEACH-PRIvATE FAMILY Will,
accommodate few boarders excellent cook and
board: free bath rooms; best lOca ton; facing
beach; private pavilion blun, overlooking river
Address WARNER, Star oface.- jeI3-3ts
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD.
Now open; renovated and with all modern i'm
prOvements; rates $15 per week and upwards
Address SINEPUNENT BEACH CO., Owner, 641
Equitable building, Baltimore; or THEO L.
HOTEL. BELLEVUE, CHAPEL POINT. MD.
OPENS JUNE 15; management first class salt
water bathing. fishing and grabbing; terms rea-
advantages of CHAPEL POINT is the fact that
it has two mails daily. and that 1t can be reach
cd by two treins daily via the Popes Creek
line. or by steamer Harry Randall For further
Information apply to A. p KRETCHMAR Chapel
Point, Nd, or L 8. RANDALL, River View Of
fee. city. te5-3m
ROSE COTTAGE-A OF MILE FROM COLTON's
Point, on st. Patrick's Bay; good bathing and all
of the luxuries Of the lower Potomac; cottages
formation address ADAM FISHER, p. o. Box IS,
COLTON'S POINT z. O.. MD. ie5-1ms
Evening star., 1896-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS,

PEACH GROVE. FREDERICK CO. VA. WITH
its famous health giving mineral waters and
baths, 10 minutes drive from X II. station,
duccd rates in H. IL. fare; terms moderate, write
for descriptive catalogue; tree drives given. Z.
II. SMITHEl, Wades, lille, Clarke Co., Va.
Ill ms
Evening star., 1896-06-16
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER.

The CENTRAL PARK HOTEL is the most CEN
traIly located house In the 1000 Islands. Among
the finest scenery, ind close to the best fishing
grounds thu river. Write for rates 10 A. h.
WYLIE CO., Central Park, 1000 Islands, Jen.
Co., New York. niy2l-eoa5t
Evening star., 1896-06-16

THE CHALFONTE.
Facing tie sea and new steel walk
Through trains via new Delaware River bridge,
the popular route.
Booklet. -
fes-13Ot E. ROBERTS SONS.
Evening star., 1896-06-16
BrOOkSide Hotel

And COTTAGES.
In the heart Of the Auegi, rcs; 2 100 feet alti-
tude: Oakland and Deer Park: coaching.
tennis, bowling. billiards, swimming pool and
bath houses; large ball room and music furnish
Id; livery attached, book trout and bass fishing
Open June to October. send for souvenir booklet
For further information. call at Northwest Bank.
1+61 lat NV, address 8. PRESCOTT
WRIGHT, Prop, Brookside, w. Va. my27-tf
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SPRING HILL.

Your correspondent was showed
under and just got dug out.
Farmers were glad'to see the snow
come, and u little more would do no
harm, as we haye plenty of hay.
Mrs. Engelhart, who has been sick
for the past few weeks, is improving
and her friends hope she will soon be
mp and around.
Ed McMannus, from Pleasant Val
o ley, spent a day with j. DESIGNERS
last week.
Frank Gardner OF Rec Heights will
soon move u house on his farm in
Spring'Hill and will put i'll II crop OF
$50 acres Of wheat. Frank is Il rust
Ter.
Those elected last week attownship
election were: Supervisors, E. II.
Iienshaw, Ben Crawford, Vim. Max
well; assessor. John Ramey; clerk,
Il. W. Perry; road overseer Adam
Miller; treasurer, ]. DeSOmer.
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First publication Feb, ntp.
Notjce for Publication.

Land Office at Huron. south Dakota, an,
-, 1896. Notice is hereby giyen, tha It the hie
following name4 sf Gb6I b m%H nl%a G'i proof 'i in
snnnort Of his claim. and that said proof will
be i%r made before the Clerk Of the Circuit G2Hrt'
Tor Hand Count! south D4k"ta' at N'lI'r'
:. d. on March H. lT'JJ'AGT0E.
widow of Ferdinand Jacob derGHsfd under
90. He names the following W.rnt n%J cr ~
prove his continuous residence ~ EFredm.
lin Butcher. Joseph Butcher OF kolda, :. }"
John j. Strut Of Miller. ;. ID.
JOHN VI. DAVIS, Register.
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First publication Jan 23tI
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

WHEREAS. default has occurred in the con.
ditions OF n mortgage. containing power OF
sale. which has been duly recorded, given 10y
COrblev G. Hartley. single, ~Ortgago 10
The Dakota Loan and Trust company, oi
WHtertown, Dakota. MOrtgagee, dated April
21st. 1887. and recorded in book3 ~ OF mort
cages, page * OF the r"ZOrdS OF Hand CountN
south Dakota, and assigned to W IN. A.
Pierce, said assignment recorded in BOOK o.
page 1874 of the records Of IiandC0unty south
Dakota. and mOrtgaging LOIS four ~ ana
five 90 III block eleven UlJ in ". II. Miller :
edition to the town OF Miller, in Llama
cOuntv. State OF South Dakota, Ivy which ne
fault the power OF sale has become operative,
and no action or proceeding having been IN
Stituteti ut la " O,rcCOver tn" debt thereby
secured. or any part thereof; ana there ~
GAINED to DE due ON said mortgage at this
date Five Hundred and sixty five dOllars.
Notice is hereby given, that said mOrt%ag"
will be fOreclOscd by sale OF said premises AT
public auction by the Sheriff ii said county
March eth. 1896, at II O'Clock \. VI. AZ the
front door oi fhe court house, ia the town OF
Miller. in said county 0f Hand and state OF
South Dakota, to pay said dent, interest ana
$4,000 attorneys fee. and disbursement
allowed by law.
Datpd January 1st. 1896.
WIN. \. PIERCE,
Assignee Oi Mortgages.
L. A. C~OUNTRYMAN, Attorney for Assignee
OF WatprtOWn, SO. Oak.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-03-12
Lease Notice.
,.umissioper of School and Public

once OF Commissioned OF school, ana fnpilc
Lands. o,.L
dav ~ MI 300. all the Unbiased school
and Endowment Lands in Hand county VIII
be offered for lease at pub p%9liGG o a%c IT The 60 @o 1nT
WSnse In oniI cnunty. The leasing will be
held bet w az the hours OF 0%o,clock a. m. and
) o'clock p. nj. each day until all tTar Hes OF
school and Endow ment LANDS nave oPe''
offered for lease. .oc
~ N J. l.. LOCkHART,
Commissioner of school and Puolic iahds'