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The times., 1897-06-07
One Use for Pills.

s'Mister,'' said the small boy to the chem
ist, ''give me another bottle of the m pills
you sold father the day before Yes sterday.'
''Are they doing him good?'' asked the
chemist, looking pleased.
81 dino whether they're doiu' father any
good or not; but they're doin' ME good
They just fit my new airgun. Pearson IS
Weekly.
The times., 1897-06-07
Tribulations of Posterity.

The Visitor-I suppose you have hard
time getting your geography lessons, do
you not, Gladys? There are many cities
and countries to remember.
Gladys-Yes, sir but when / think of
how many more the little girls and boys
will have to remember a hundred years
from now ] don't feel so bad.-Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
The times., 1897-06-07
IN VICTORIA JAIL.
Mrs. Carew Has Been Transferred
From the Yokohama Prison.

San Francisco, June 6 6-Hong Kong ad-
vices say that Mrs. Carew, sentenced q.
life Imprisonment for poisoning her husband
at Yokohama, Is row In the Victoria jail.
She was transferred secretly from Yoko-
hama III charge of a warden and Chinese
female servant.
She remained in her stateroom most Of
the time, but for the last three days ap
peared on deck. She betrayed no SELF
consciousness, and appeared to be in good
physical condition.
The times., 1897-06-07
ANYTHING for a Scran.

Hell understand that our minister win
soon deliver a sermon in which ne viii de-
fend the action of Joseph's brethren i1
selling him into captivity.
She-HOw can he do that?
He-well. he doesn't know himself yet.
hut he's going TO do it. He thinks that, In
these days. a clergyman who isn't origt~
nal isn't in it.-Puck.
The times., 1897-06-07
CYCLISTS
LOOK

how we've cut the prices
on Bicycle Goods-things
you need to make wheeling
more enjoyable. Look them
oversee if you need any
thing-then come today.
Mems Bicycle Suits, that were So
and Sl0-for $500
Men S Bicycle Suits that were SO.
$l2, S15 ana S1S-for. 500
Men s Blue ana Brown Mixed Wash
Goods Bicycle Suits, reduced to-. S2.25
3s pairs Mems Footless Golf Stock
ings. that were $1.25 and ST so. re-
duced TO-. = sc
Bicycle Hose, that were 75c and
81, reduced TO -.... s DC
13 Scotcl-miNed Roll-neck Sweat
ers, tina. We're So, reduced to-....$1. rs
Plain Rol,-neck Sweaters that were
81 30; plain colois; reduced to....-...$1
Bicycle Sweaters, in black, white, maroon,
gray and navy; that We're So. 90; re-
uuced TO- ....-..- SIT 8
Turtie-neck Wors.ed Sweaters, that
were $3.50 ana 1915; reduced
TO -.-.-....-.......--...-- S2.5O o
Broken lots of Mems Ball Bearing III
cycle Shoes, in black and tan, that
were S3 and $3.50; reduced to- So
Boys Bicycle Suits that were So.
$40 and SI2, reduced to...........$6
Mems Atwood Bicycle Goats, left
trom suits, reduced to- $3.50 & So
The times., 1897-06-07
An Inquiring Housewife.

why, mother" said Farmer Gray to his
wife, what be you ;i-loohirg at John s bi-
cycle so long for?''
81 was a wonderin', Silas," said she,
''if l couldn't have one Of them 'ere
things that tell how fur you go mitchell
to me somewhere. I'm GURUS to know
how many miles tfayei in a Gay doing
this ere fouseowrk. New York Tribune.
The times., 1897-06-07
He Was a Bird.

Kind Old Lady Poor mani ulook as if
you had seen better days.
Mr. Willie Deadtired-I have, madam
Once | Gwelt In granite halls.
Kind Ola L;sdy-And way this loss Of such
o home?
Mr. Willie Deadtired- My term expired :
New York Journal.
The times., 1897-06-07
Already Wiped.

"You needn't sweep the back yard to-
day, Bridget said Mrs. Cumso.
"why, mum?"
Your master bought bicycle yesterday
and he's been out there for an hour rying
to learn to ride. "-P Philadelphia North
American.
The times., 1897-06-07

on errors-Cleveland, a; Riverside, 2. Two
base hits-Sockalexis, O'Connor. Left on
bases-Cleveland, Z; Riverside, 6. First
base on balls-McAllister, 2; thinner, /.
Hit by pitched ball-Wilson (2) Struck
out-By McAliister, a; by thinner, l; by
Lothrop, 1. Passed balls-Davis, 1 /; Eibel,
l. Wild pitch-Lothrop, /. Umpire Mr..
Heyden Time OF game-2 hours.
The times., 1897-06-07
A Great stake Race.

Paris. June 6.-The Grand steeplechasc,
value about 12o, 900 francs, was run to-
day at the Champs de Courses d'Auteuil
The race was won by Solitaire. with yalois
second and Grudon third There were six
teen starters The last betting was 2 TO
against the winner, Q to 1 against valois
and 16 to / against Grudon.
The times., 1897-06-07
The Lazy Man.

None-Does your husband light the fire
In the mornings?
Laura-No. l believe that when the last
trump blows and he is sleeping In his
grave he will turn over for a nap and lose
his chance of heaven. News.
The times., 1897-06-07

writer Headquarters and Manufacturers
Agency, 1907 F st pw, Rurket & Hewett,
Agents Je5-3t,em
The times., 1897-06-07
His Idea of Gndliness,

"Janet, look at cur neebor's BARNS en-
joying tbemsei's on the Sabbath dayi
Go an set the dog on their hens; the Lord
must usthavevengeanceo one way oranither.'-
Illustrated Bits.
The times., 1897-06-07
Another Scheme.

1.-The reform club is going to advise having
people bring up one another's children" F"
whats that for?'
..As general rule they have more pa
tience with other peoples than they have
with their Chicago Record.
The times., 1897-06-07
A Hereditary Pursuit.

(From the Cleveland Plain Dealerl
'That hoy of mine has an inOrdinate
craving for money"
Takes after his father"
"Yes, be always does when the craving
comes on -
The times., 1897-06-07
SoUelchpd,

Freshy-Professor, is 1t ever possible 10
take the greater from the less?
Prof. Potterby-There is pretty close
approach to II when the conceit is taken
out of a Observation-Disclosures Journal
The times., 1897-06-07
DOWN AN ELEVATOR SHAFT.
Fatal Accident to the Verascope
Company's Treasurer.

New York, June g.. William Schribner,
secretary and treasurer OF the Verascope
Company, fell down the elevator shaft this
evening from the sixth floor TO the base
ment of the factory building, at 244 West
Thirty-third street. He was almost in
stantly killed.
The Verascope Company was organized
to take photographs of the FitzsimmOns'
Corbett fight, and Mr.. Schribner was its
secretary and treasurer.
The times., 1897-06-07
Fond Lovers.

"why are you sad, Mabel, darling?"
81 was thinking, dearest, that this was
the last evening that we could be to-
gether until tomorrow. w."-TIifIes.
The times., 1897-06-07

Wanted-Have you cash register for
sale? Let US know ofit. Typewriter Head
quarters and Manufacturers Agency, | 3O7
+ st. NV Burket & Hewett, Agents.
e5-3t, EN-
The times., 1897-06-07
HIS HEAD CRUSHED TO PULP.
Shocking Death of an Ironworkel
Between Car Bumpers.

Phoe nixville, Pa, June 6.-Stephen
schlokos, an employe of the Phoenix Iron
Works, met witha shocking death yesterday y
afternoon. He was helping to load cars
in the company's yards, when his head got
between the bumpers. 1t was crushed TO
apuip, and hiseyes sandtongueweresq squeezed
out. Schlokos was forty years Of age,
and leaves family Of little children.
The times., 1897-06-07
GAMES ELSEWHERE.

At Newark r. u
Newark :. oO500o o1Oo-6 12
Richmond -. 1901 00041--7 6
Batteries--Cogan and Smink; Schmidt
and Foster
The times., 1897-06-07

At Buffalo r. b. E.
Buffalo :. :. 8 8 s 001 4x-19 25 4
wiIkesbarre :. O02 0OO011-4 10 Z
Batteries-Gsrr and Urquhart; Sheehan
and Gonding.
The times., 1897-06-07

Electric Fans. Kaehling, l20S Pa. ave
je7-2t
The times., 1897-06-07
THE L. & R. ROUTE
For Athletic Goods.

with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free BOOK
tells bow. Wash'n Chemical Co.. Washing
ton. D. O.
The times., 1897-06-07

At Paterson r. n Z.
Paterson :. :. :. O1002 2OOOx-3 2
Hartford :. :. 0001 900 0-2 8 a
Batteries Fry and Roach; Jones aud
Westlake.
The times., 1897-06-07

At Syracuse r. Fl. E
Syracuse :. :. 3o03Ox-e 8 2
Providence :. ;. 0 0 90 90 0-410 2
Batteries Willis and Shaw; Egan and
Dixon.
The times., 1897-06-07

At Rochester. R. lie.
Rochester :. :. o 20 1 o OF 10 0
Springfield. 0 0 o o. 6
Batteries Yerrick and Frary; Inks and
Duncan.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
Riley-Young.

On Wednesday evening, June 2nd, at
the residence of MIR. and Mrs. 0. f.
Young, in this city, occurred the mar
riage of their daughter, Daisy, to Robert
Riley. The happy event was celebrated
at five o'clock, Rev. Farquhar speaking
the words that joined the hearts and for
tunes of these two estimable and popular
young people. Only the immediate
members of the family witnessed the
ceremony, and partodk Of the bounteous
supper that followed.< ,She HERALD has
great regard for Mr.. Riley and his charm
ing bride, and to them iteXtends its best
wishes for happiness and prosperity
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
A Card to the citizans of Pullman

Tho Commencement exercises of the
,o}la'o ,,,;II oco,r iron, limo Ig,b to olth
inc,nsiva some exercises connected with
tbo ooc,sion occrrrine each dav This
,.'.o,, s''o : taa.ortly as holm, tha frsf IN
,,,hioh +horo is = graduafip~ class from
t,o o,1,oaioto danorfr,ent In ovcrv
onoa ooI,era town the commencement
onn.s;on il tha imnertant event of t1e
,.o.. a,,a o;+i0a,,s vic with aoc, o,l,n,, ;,,
..al.;n,, : . o,1, dov 1ong f., ho re,nn,o.
hnm~I sincaroIy bo1a thg+ five eit;-
a..,.. :, r,,lI..,a,, ,.iIl ,,t tod ovo,,. of
f,r, ~ ,,,ol. this . g,.,at ,ann,ra,,e tnlI
- ..,,.-,..a =, ,,,o ,.,s4y =, fg;s,3a onl -,
l,,,,.. =. ,J,, comm ,,,e.,.,,,{ ,ro,,.., ,,b,
..;,.;,,.fa i, o.3,..t;.,,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
NUMBER 33.
The c. Z. Convention.

The Christian Endeavor convention
which closed its sessions Sunday even
ing, was, throughout, grand success in
every way. From literary point Of
view, there has never been anything in
our town to excel it, and from the point
OF doing real good, which is the higher,
we have seldom been privileged to listen
to such program. The earnestness Of
the speakers and absorbed attention OF
the listeners presented a picture that
made Lifelong impressions on the minds
of the beholders. Then, the unity and
harmony Of the convention was wonder
lul. The delegates were all OF one mind
and purpose, namely; "The World for
Christ
The lectures and sermons were espec-
tally for young people, and were such as
are seldom heard The Tripod of Chris
tian Manhood, a. defined and set fortl,
by Pres Bryan in his characteristic and
strong manner. was full OF the most
beautiful and valuable lessons. "To be,
/ to do, and to suiIer" were the three legs
Of his tripod and the central theme of
the lecture. "To BE rather than SEEM
was a thought he emphasized with great
/ yigor, and one that needs the most cul.
+ tiyatiou.
i The music on Saturday evening fur.
uished by Madame Renard and Miss
Rebecca Mckenzie, who happened to be
stopping over for The evening, was Of the
highest merit, and greatly enjoped
Rev. Spauld;ae's sermon on Sunday
morning, the text os which Whatsoever
the hand indt,h TO do, do it with all thy
might, ," was Of the highest order, the
/ lessons being more especially to the
young just starting in life Success and
hali.heartedness ara never partners in
any undertaking, and less Of all III the
christian life.
lis the Scripture Inspired?" was the
main theme OF Rev. Davies Sunday ey-
ening sermon, The entire discourse was
teeming with proofs that the Scriptures
are the inspired word of God. This ser
mon seemed exactly to fill the niche left
by the other numbers on the program
His Welsh accent made the discourse ali
the more interesting.
Aside from the numbers mentioned,
the program contained many interesting
and valuable papers, etc, on various
topics Of the Endeavor work.
The convention meets at Lewiston in
/ October. TIE following officers were
elected President, Prof. Il. 7. Mathes,
/ OF the Idaho state normal school; vice
president, Fred p. Cloud; treasurer, T..
/ il. Brewer, Fenesee; junior eupt., Miss
Helen Addir, Moscow.
LsNDEAVORER.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WAsaINGToH, as
Cnl,ntv nj Whitman. 80

County Of Whitman, IS
In Justice Court, Precinct No Al and 81.
TO Andy Steen and Lizzie Steen, his wife
You are hereby notified that Henry
Chambers & Go. have filed compliant
against you in said court which WI
come on 10 be heard ~ my office IN Pull
man, in Whitman county, state OF Wash
ington, on the 15JE day OF June, 1871, III
the hour of ten O'Clock u. m, and unless
YOU appear and then and there answer,
the same viii be taken ~ confessed and
the demand Of the plaintiffs granted,
The object and demand o. said action, If
to recover from you ana each OF You ths
sum OF nineteen dollars with interest
thereon from May yl4th, 1887, at elghtPei
cent uer anuum, on an account Tor go9!d1'
wares and merchandise sold and dellN
cred Won at your special instance ana r.
quest by.plnntiffs At Pullman, "asf-
inoton. On October 23rd 1885.
Complaint G.ed May l4th, lSS'.'
II. L. MERRIMAN,
.IEsticc u the Pecgoe,
". II. Harvey, Plaintiffs Attorney
(&9Naiy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
DINNER.

Mr.. Carnegie, farmer living north
of town, had his left shoulder dislocated
by being thrown from horse last sun
day
A. Walk was badly burned about the
face and hands, Thursday, by an explos-
ion OF paint mixed with benzine, while
working at the college power house. He
was painting the interior Of a large tank.
and on account Of darkness took a lantern
in with him. The flame igniled the gas
from the paint and Mr.. Walk has been
laid up ever slice His burns are quite
serious.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WAsuTSGToN, O..
EnnntN OF Whitman

STATE or WAsuTTGroN, g.,
County OF Whitman.
In Justice Court, Precincts No. Al and5l
To 4. A. Bashor.
You are hereby notified that the Wash
ingtJn Commercial Company, a corpora
ton, has filed a complaint against You
in said court which will come ON 10 be
heard 1t ny Office in Pullman, in Whit
man county, state OF Washington, on thc
9TH nay oi July, 1897, at the hour OF ten
O'Clock a. m, and unless yon appear and
then and there answer, the same will br
taken as confessed and the demand ol
the plaintiff granted The object and
demand Of said claim is to recover from
yoa the sum Of $I8.40 due for good
wares and merchandise sold and delif-
cred to you at your request. A writ OF
attachment has been issued in said action
and levy hereunder Gully made.
Claim filed June 3rd, 1897
H. + MERRIMAN,
Justice OF the Peace
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
FnR SALE CHEAr.

CARPET, cook stove, heating stove. in
valid char, piano lamp, toilet set, rock
ing chairs, mattress, canned fruit, and
empty jars, etc, etc, Gail at CoAErega-
tIOnGl parsJuaRe>.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
Attention. KNIGHTS.

All members Of Evening Star Lodge,
No. rs, X. OF F., are requested to be pres
ent on Monday evening, June 9TH. Mat
ters oi importance 10 come before the
lodge and 10 assist in work IN the third
rank. BY order Of
WM. SWAIN. c. c.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05

Thursday aignt son1e lthe atHdonts
in the hays dormitory n the college lett
littlo funny, and as 3 practical joHe'
filled ,ne hollow leg ot an iron bed stead
with pow,l-s, attaching fuse thereto.
thinking OF the ''iun" they "ouId have
exploding this bomb in the hail Of the
dormitory, and awakening the slumbrr-
ing students. The bomb exploded all
right, but the result was even more iar
reaching than had been anticipated. The
explosion tore hole in the floor, anoth-
in in the wall, knocked down part OF the
balgstrade, broke out eight transoms,
and did other damage in the building.
1t is needless to say that the boys were
all awakened. 1t il probable that the
perpetrators Of this outrage, as soon a.
they are discovered, Will be expelled
from the school, even il no more serious
punishment is meted out to them. The
deplorable effects OF this affair should
prove a warning to the boys in the future
and they should not allow their spirits
to run away with their Judgment.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
The yEWS OF The CITY.
Record Of Happenings of a Week
in Pullman.
What People are Doing and how
. They are Doing it.


"a b,rua Was ri7,Ia, into tow, last
=. Monday evening by some unknown party
..::;::and tied to hitching post uear Gender
x DrinEvater's blacksmith shop. As no
:. one claimed the animal Tuesday, it was
!mnFlnded by the marshal, and placed
.'Fhefe it would be fed. The marshal
tla' no" posted R'Jlcc3 advertising 1he
hoFse 20 oe Sold, at pn'ile Sale' from tne
NY pound Oh J o0e Ifth' me S"uole,
49, ''.' oe''''' INV I'M 'i'o '' " Ia
W. I'I'l ','''''l'N,' v 80 ''< s,'
.,,.'}} ,,...,. .ar..II .,.,;.,I.. ,l :.
brap,fad ia, an loft sbouJdar and "p,
ON ri,bt aa,k The sadale i q very
sooa one.
Al th. crad,otio,, ,i,ro ,ac;tal of
the university OF idaho, which took
place Wednesday evening, our college
was represented by Prof. and Mrs, Spill
man, Prot. and Mr., Barry 1lr. and Mrs.
o., ''''.''' -? 80, pI ~ ,0' y ,,'
, nj '.}...,.. -. n,l,,,.,..... ,.at,,.,,
mg the same evening. They report the
exercises Of very pleasing character, and
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05
Annual Reunion Of Latah County
Pioneers.


Nv "iiH""i iN'''1'"' " va l''-'
ol l'a'ah county "llI DC nt'o Oh e''e Pc
NC sE'"'o9 ol ''t "Sa'''i''''o"' '"''' ',lIIs7
northeast q moscow Oh Fr'""E' Juie
IVh. At {, CLOCK H. H. 'he procession
"'Ii ne formed on Nam street oy War
shais LahSdoh ana howard heaoea oy
the Dano' ana "lil dfIVe 10 the grounds
Inc exercises W'il leSih promptly al ~
ocLock' Inc lolIoW'hg is the program
OF exercises:
Music by band.
Tfayer ny chaplaln'
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05

this week.
Mrs. Lydia Smith and son have gone
to Bridgeport, this state, to visit Mrs,
Amos Mason, daughter OF Mrs. Smith.
l.. J. Lindley is now opening up the
largest and most complete line OF stoves
and ranges that has been in Pullman for
years, at prices very low.
Miss Alice Roberts, who has been
visiting her brother, Prof. Roberts, left
for her home at The Dalles, Oregon,
Tuesday,
Mr. Favquhar offers all his household
goods for sale Cheaply, consisting OF two
enamelled brass and iron bedsteads,
chiffonicr, bookcases, office desk and
chair and all other furniture. Call at
the Congregational parsonage. 3OW4
The usual services will be held to-
morrow at the Congregational church.
Sunday school at 10 morning worship
at ll-theme, THE Rich Young Ruler"
Y. =. S. c. Z. at p. m; evening ser
vice al 8--subject "a Model Daughter .
Regular services at the Christian
,''"' -, ''' i'''" :
on "Faithfuiuese, repeated. Evening
subject, "1he Valleyof Decision" Bap-
tism VIII be administered at the close Of
"l,' '' w. - ~.
10 80, ''~'''' Ioi,l>'
va
= VI. Stearns mas returned from y"
trip TO the mining dlStrIclsoh thc olta1~
water, ana brings BACK some me 7lecI
mems from CLAIMS located, lie also brings
back stocy OF a night passed with
rattle snake Tor BED fellow II I. NJ
WASH t possessed oi an eXceheht feputa-
ton Tor truth ana Neraclty IL "ouI0 De
dangerous tor hlm to repeat the story
OF a snake luillng nm to sleep with the
music ot Its rattle
y Rashor who racentlv left pnll-
man for no;nt near KIarrns where in
no,+rorobin u.;tb p p Rroue, bo aa+,h.
j;sbad store moved y graat dieon,,ini-
mont 70 his friends NV Suddenly denart-
inc for Canadian torritorv last week
ov.irg about $1,000 IN Pullman nartins
and @5o9 or sGoo 70 Norore NAOMI e. n;s
pnlhnon Indebtedness he'd bann incurred
~, sellina oonsi,,,,na,t. 80 rroi, o,.d
tho, f.1;na to tnr, ,ha ,,r,oaaas ova. -
tho riohtf'l o,,rars Via aI.o cold
.,,,a,, 80 h,..o,.a.ao . h,,,,o,, -. l,,,n4;...
}',.o all f,iI.d .a.,.,l., n,.,,,,,.. ,l..,..
f,r uo.yr. Rroao oo5 Dor,ol.,a ao-
.on,aoied hy 4f,orna,, liaryor baro
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-05

| have a good secondhand piano for
sale cheap. Also Il very fine ne~ organ
which viii sell at less than cost.
l3ltD ". j. WINDUa
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-01
rRusrrEls sALn nurleE.

WHFHHAB William u, WrghtaBd i0us
Ia Wright his Wife, hY their certain Heed
of Trust dated The first day 0f February,
Eighteen Hundred and Ninety, and 10.
corded lh Volume 20" an ungpa 300 TO
liq 1f The Mortgages IN Miller County,
state Ut ArhnnHha, conveyed w Samuel
NJ Jarvis, 40 Trustee, tho following do
aerlhed fpn property altunird ln the
County Of Miller Hhd NlHte Of Arkansas,
tdtWitl
The r0rlheast quarter GD0f the north
west quarter 90, aud the south half 90
0f the southwest quarter Oll, nnd ihNNhst
half NJ section ono lll also tOn south half
VI section two Wll also The southeast
quarter 90 Ui tlle southeast quarter
% VI section three lNl also the
southwest quarter 90 0f section nine lN,
also the east half go VI tho northwest
quarter ca, aud All 0f the northeast dnhr-
tHf 90 hhd all nt the south half tsl 0f
section ton linii also tho Fuuihuhst 0uar.
tor "a NJ the southwest uuhrtpr go, aud
the wosl holt ONul The southwest uuNrs
tprOl und nll Ui lhr North CD uf aurtlnn
eleven tlOl also the northwest quarter of
section twelve lWl also the northeast
quarter NQHnd the west half CD 6i sep-
li0n fifteen Jhl aud All 0f section sixteen
liHll All VI above lands heing N township
fourteen iiN south Uf range twenty -sHyHh
igil, west oi the bth u, NJ In said Miller
county Arkansas, containing IN nll thlrs
lYlunp hunllul l1lu1l acres mora ur luaa
Which said deed Ul trust was made iN
secure the payment VI u certain pHmis
sorry nHipdf huhd, M the sun W twenty
| thousand dollars, with coupons attached
f0f lhp annual Interest ihHfedn aud
Whereas shld principal sum, together
WIN lhn Interest coupons un Hhld note
layr lunn slpo hHeumn due hnd allll rot
main unpaid nn0
Whplena. ii h uruvldad IN snld decd al
trust that II aamWel NJ jarvis, ihn iWss
tee therein named, shall he absent from
| the state ~ Arkansas, hr shall phfuaH ia
act aa such trustee, then Tho said aiWHni
NJ lhNls may appoint hnd substitute
any other person ha irUHlUNiN hW ln Mia
| ulhpn aud aiNnd md Who Hhull hn Vnalud
With Nll the rlnhiHi uuWnr hnd authority
conferred WuHh ihp OlHlnnl iWRlnHl
And whereas lhp said samuel A. Jarvis
| Is AlseUi fnm the STATE nl Arkansas ani
has resigned his trust ~ writing and NOW
feilsps tH further act as such trustee,
ana has appointed inc. the undersigned.
Win full power Va act as trusiea There.
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40 lhu request " Thu legal holder VI nnld
| nulu unl pUuuuuai Nnd following ihn
terms VI said deed Uf trust nfuppn0 N sell
lhh above described real estate With ali
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No t'Vendne IA ihp highest and bnsl hiliilnr
fuf pHslh ht the liuni Hnni M ihu nHirt
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o0lnli VI Mlllutl aud state 0f Arlunaas,
gslh DAY Of AUGUST. iR9
at the hNurUf " U'plUfk, m 40 satisfy The
dHbt hf sall deed Hl trust secuted. aud
tho e0si hhl EXPENSES nf etpentlha ihis
trust SUD nlunpfif M ha dulf anrlalspI
hpiuir shll salH. ana uuf in no ahli Iuf
luts ihhn lWu Thirds a. nuuliltud VnluN
I'll k MAkWlll,
substitute Trustee.
7.9NsWlt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-01
TAKES A HAND.
st. Louis Notifies Texas Customers
That She Will Meet the Cut.

st. Louis, July 29,-The mer-
chants of St Louis have taken a
hand in the New York-Texas rate
war by sending out to their custo-
mers through Texas notice that
they will meet the cut. Through
the war introduced by steamship
lines touching at New Orleans and
Galveston rates to Texas common
points have been cut to $l.0O per
100 pounds. The st. Louis mer-
chants, in combination, have agreed
to allow such credits as will equal
i2e the freight rate Of $l.0O per 100
to Texas common points, Finding
their profits badly cut in two by
Chicago and New York competi-
tion, the iobbers of this city have
organized a merchants association,
which proposes to ask railroads for
the same concessions for country
merchants as are now obtained by
Chicago.