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The herald., 1897-08-05
One Patriot Made Happy

Mr.. Dukane-That friend of yours from
Ohio is confirmed office seeker, isn't he :?
Mr.. Gaswell-Yes, and he is glad of it,
"Glad of what?"
"Glad that he is a confirmed office
seeker. The senate confirmed him for
consulship. p."-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
The herald., 1897-08-05
Want to RIIy q Hnt.as

We have a customer for a four or five
room cottage on monthly payments. and
prefer Pico Heights or the East Side.
also want a lot or house and lot near
Temple street power house. Lang
worthy Co., 226 South Spring.
The herald., 1897-08-05
Santa Monica Sunday

One thousand soldiers, Mexican Wild West
show. three bands. At the Canyon. free
barbecue, prize dancing. Southern Pacific
trains on the even hour, s to 9, from Arcade
depot.
The herald., 1897-08-05
DEATHS

TRACY-August 4, 1897, at her residence,
S27 West Seventeenth street, Mrs. Ann
Tracy. beloved mother of P. f. Tracy
Mrs. ]. @. Turner and Mrs. G. A. Seery.
Notice Of funeral later. 4,
The herald., 1897-08-05
Variety Wanted

She-I see the new Chicago directory
gives the name of a Mr. Yell
He (absently) -Um-college MANI
New York Press
The herald., 1897-08-05
Dyea via San Francisco ss7

Passengers for Dyea must leave Los An
geles on IL a. m. train, August 6, 1897 En-
gage your passage of DeCamp & Lehman,
213 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-08-05

For lubricating oils, Garlock packing IN
Jectors, ETC., see Machinery and Electrical
company, s5l-a5s North Main street.
The herald., 1897-08-05
Yet Some Do TRY It

''No news is good news" but 1t won't do
to run daily paper on that principle
Tit-BitS.
The herald., 1897-08-05
AT THE THEATERS

LOS ANGELES THEATER.-Ton
will be given "The Twelve Temptations -
spectacular production in which the
ladies of the ballet take prominent part.
All sorts of wonderful things in the way
of scenic effects and speciality perform
ances are promised by the management.
+ + 4
BURBANK TIEATER.-Th removal
ton of this house is now about completed
and reserved seats for the opening next
Monday night are going off briskly
+ + 4
ORPHEUM.-Crowd houses con-
tinue to be the rule nightly.
The herald., 1897-08-05
Cut Rates to tI,e Easf

Cut Rates to the East
On household goods. The Van and Storage
company, 4S6 South Spring street; tele-
phone main lao.
The herald., 1897-08-05

Board of park commissioners meets
10 a. m.
Meeting of Unity church congrega-
tion-7:3O p. m.
League for Better City Government
meets at Fiesta headquarters-4p D. m.
The herald., 1897-08-05
EVENTS OF TODAY

Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Los Angeles-"Twelve Tempta-
tons"
The herald., 1897-08-05
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rep of observations
taken at Los Angeles, Aug. 4. The
barometer is reduced to sea level.
The herald., 1897-08-05

ing the week there will be the regular
drills every day and a dress parade each
afternoon at the grounds near the en-
campment. Each man and all the Off
GERS have started in the full belief that
the summer encampment of '97 is going
to be in all particulars a season of gen.
eral cheer and content and just enough
easy routine to keep his sulphurous maj
esty with his devices for altogether idle
hands at bay.
= The stated daily calls for the encamp-
ment will be as follows:
The herald., 1897-08-05

Maximum temperature, rs.
Minimum temperature, SO.
Indications for Southern California: Fair
Thursday; northwesterly winds.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06

farts-seveu ttT1 scst as Ssh T. NJ ezeers the
west halt 81 the uory tsScet quarter q ~outuest
quarter q sAtd section iliifiy isns - eS IN
paid water right Tor eighty 10 adruss if, cni-
ina. unc and farty-fonr one hunlifeatis 80 ei5s
hic fteg per sreosid IN he La tn.'ta sa lamar
gaaal 6nfany's = canzi. fotmerix called TIE Nr-
kaus,ss River Land. Reservoir aua Canal sloil-
pans : canal 1. secure the rsaSuieht oi his one
pfenlissors note bearing eses datr Nli9 stt'i
trust dsfd for the sun ST oar hundred dIlti hils
dollars tslapsnt pns allie % the qrsief y r =
on froni date thereof antll paid sf tho rate g
qight = per cen; f7lr enetis iniervsi pat sh,s
trust ds-s1 dated April !, isaa IN favor o. Marie
prs.-t and securing slanpl; and
whersas. il = nreydgd q .oi5 tr,isi 49, .i
ness 81 aAy part thereof, or IN the rayHlrai 4
interest thereon. according 90 the tenor and
eject % said mole, tiasn nipa nesie.s and Dc,
mAna 10 writing niat with the said party =
the second part ftic Public Trustee aigrosaidl
By the benetieiafy heFruntsr or thu iseai heldsf
bencnciery or LEGAL hi,ider has DECLARED ys0ta.
tiou OF any 81 the eoyeusuts thrrgin. and Ass
demands such sale i shall and NAY hc lawful
for said party 81 tho SECOND part 10 srll and
Dispose % the said prcmtsrs and ali sie T.set.
hiss heirs or assigns utcrstn al ptilie auctisl
Al the front donr % tho county caurt hunse Al
Lamar, in the County oi proWcFH aaa State -
fed IN the notice % such sale for the ti-lirsf
and hest price the sanle VII 7rias IN easb, f1er
cn e the time and place % sueh sale; and
Where's, default has besn mate " the pay-
nent Of said nos@ aud tiIe interest," thcrp.lu atd
whereas. the said t-enrdciafY. who = aiso tie
present legal hoidrF uf said note. has ulcd ng-
fiec and demand 10 Nritiug With tts underrlsn-
ID Public Trustee of PruNrrs tupht3 Colorado,
that said Beneficiary oE ieehl hrlaCr has De-
ciarcd violation 81 the covenants euntaiced is
said Trust DEED aud has elected 70 adrrrtise
said premises for sale. sad demands turl ssle.
Nov. Therefore. NJ the ruquest u sa4d tsauo-
teiary and LEGAL hsider yf said note and under
and b. virtue ~ the Authority canferret gpun
ma. by the term. of said Trust DEED and % lau.
notice is hereby aiVfp that "a Tuesday the ieth
day % February A b. isqI. at 10 'clnek th The
forenoon at the frunt ds-er uf the county cuurt
house al Lamar, in the CcuntY of Prpu.rs- a1d
state 81 Colorado, 1. ttis unterriEued John ".
Bent. Public Trustee IN said frpWers ieruts.
Colorado, will seli the above described rrsl -
tate and niso all right title. interest ard slriig
II redemption of the said tcarre W Nay, NJ
heirs and zsAists. IN za. 10 said Land AZ pphlie
auetinn to the highest and hcst hisldcr
therefor, subicet t. the ahoyr tnznfinrsd
prior trust de~d. fuf cash IN hand
for the purpo-e of fsA3,ar said nose and Interest
thereon. tosrthcr with ct,sts sud c1Isases q e4-
ecutinE this trust.
Dated January iaih, irq7,
Puhlie Trastso.
First publication JAuuary I6. isg1.
Last publication February II ises-
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06
TRUSTEE 5 sALr-

WHEREAS, Mar 2 Rosaerans hy her doesi ~
w trust dated august :, A D. isi's. and dnly
reeoraed N the ctilee ~ thf CLERK afd ressnraes
zith day % Angus; A. d. lee, Ia book 4. pAEe
81, eoavey TO Hsary J, Aidrieh, irasts-. The
in township tveufy-one south u range fdrtys.ix
west 81 9th principal meridian situate In fhe
er With and incladfls one water fisht 10 tiss ID
Junta and Lamar Canal, in trust 10 ssrGru tlln
RsIm,sat Q; her pressis,so5y nois, 'iaie5 Agsasi
lars lslsapi payable 10 the orsier uf Col-
oraio Securities Company, en- she frs, day
ssrai-snnuaIiy, a. shown b ssu eaapSns fos
seveDty-two dollars each. attached tn saiH
Ss,.,,t nai1 ~ ,,, 49,. ~ n &c 20
interest," thereon after due attwo per cent pa7
month, and whereas. said deed OF trust providsls
note OF any part thereof with the interest," there
on. or in ease Of non-paymcnt uf ta1es. the whole
the interest thFrs-psl Il, ti tifns, "a sIe rnigis
a, thu option Of the holder of said indehteiinrss
at once bceoins due and pAyshle, and that II ticn
cessoT IN trust, after having advertised such
sale thirty days IN a DswspaIer published In the
county where said premises are situated, 70 reli
said premises or any part therfsof and All ,ha
right and equity of frsfsEnptiouof the said sraFs
tor her heirs executors. administrators or A.
signs therein. at public TendEe to the highest
bidder for cash: and
Whereas, default has becn made 10 the pay.
Anaust LIST, 1855. and February ist and Al
gust ist. 1s1t, and also Of taxes for isiu isisi
and isE, and the legal holder Of said note has de-
clarcd the whole Of said principal seu and inter
est due and pay able and has rues ted tbs. sale ~
said promises. by virtue of said deed OF trust and
Whereas, il Is provided ia and by said d~sd
Of trnst that IN case Of the death. inability or
refusal of the said Henry j, Aidrieh, Trustee
to act at any time when action may be ~
quircd for tho ezecuiion OF the trusts under
said deed Of trust. then the ie-al holder of said
note may, by writing duly Acknowledged, APP
point q successor in trust TO tho said Henry j.
Aldrich and
Whereas. the said Henry j. Aldrich Is absent
from the state Of Colorado. and unable to act
and has refused 10 act said trustee, ana the
legal holder Of said note has hy a writin, duly
ACKNOWLEDGED appointed and srbstitute-i tba
undersigned W. W. Dale. of Denver, Colorado
trustee To act successor Of said Henry j
Aldrch now, therefore, by virtue Of the utlipr-
ity and powers yesfed in me as aforesaid / will
in pursuance Of the provisions Of said trust deed
sell at public.auctiou, at the fremont Street
Denver, Arapahoe county and state Of Colorado
\. d. iss7, al tile hour Of ten o'clock. A. NJ
the above. described real estate Together
with and including one water right IN tAe La
Jnnta and Lamar Canal and any and ali other
water rights and irrigating privileges used for
the Irrigation of said land, the hiE hest bidder
for cash, for the purpose of paying the indebted
ness above mentioned hud costs.
Dated at Denver, Colo, January 18th, 1897.
W. W. DALE. Trnstee
Successor 10 Trust
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06

The editor of the Bent County
Democrat, in one of his characters
tically ignorant attacks on this paper,
states that in race in Colorado he
tween Senator Teller and the Lamar
Register, the Register wouldn't get
fewer votes than did Mckinley" As
Mckinley received nearly 10000
votes in the state, we had no idea we
could make such a race against Colo
rndo's popular tin idol, but of course
we accept the figures coming from
such ''eminent authority" II the
editor of the Democrat remains in
the newspaper business long he will
have the swelling taken out of the
wart on the end of his neck, which
he imagines is head
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06

The bill to license prize fights has
become law in Nevada, and the
pugs can now find place to smash
each other to their hearts content.
Nevada no doubt feels proud OF her
state government 1t was dead
state anyway, but this new law will
rsnoye the last hope of resurrection.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06

Representative Walker this week
introduced bill in the legislature
to appropriate $500 for repairing
the Granada bridge. This bill if
passed win be of great benefit to
this county, and should receive the
cordial support of all our citizens.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06

Missouri has come to the front
again Her Legislature is now busy
passing bill to fine conductors and
brakenen for flirting with females
on the train This attempt to cut of
the recognized prerogatives of rail
road men viii meet with just punish
ment at the next election.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06

The Pennsylvania state capitol
building, one of the handsomest in
the country, was entirely destroyed
by ire this week. There was very
lttle Insurance.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06

The announcements made for the
new cabinet are John Sherman, of
Ohio, secretary of state; Lyman J.
Gage, Of Illinois, secretary of the
treasury; Gen Russell Alger, of
Michigan, secretary of war; james
Wilson. of Iowa, secretary Of agri-
cnlture. Mr.. Mckinley has chosen
his men with view to ability and
integrity and has chosen well. 1t is
shown BY these appointments that
the great central west, which proved
tne controlling force in the national
election, will exercise a controlling
influence in the administration.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06

j. L. Rawlins has been elected q.
S. Senst from Utah. The election
is decided victory for the Mormon
Church.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-06
NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. George W. May, whose address is
~ Lamar. County of Prowers. aud State Of
Colorado. by his certain Trust Deed. dated the
1st day Of April. a. ID. Isss5 and recorded on the
9Th day Sf january, 1896, in Book D, Page No.
80 1T the real estate records Of Prowers County,
Ifowera County. Cainraco, the following de-
scribe real estate sitnate, lying and being in the
Coanty. OF Prowers. and State Of Colorado. to-
wit:
The sonthcaet quarter Of section thirty four
50 ia township twcnty-one l2il south of range
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-06-05

eure. The effects of such disorders are not limited to mere local diseomforts but ex- tend over the whole body. Perhaps the nerves are most affected, and this in turn disturbs the digestion. After that there Is TIC telling what form the trouble may take
 With irritable nerves and poor digestion, a woman Is oil the straight road to the grave. Women are notoriously negligent in mat ters pertaining to their health Too many of them understand too little about their own physical makeup They do not un- derstand their possibilities or their imita- tions, and they do not know enough about themselves to know when a symptom is really serious and when 1t Is not This nat uraiiy makes them overlook the plainest of danger signals. The start of everything Is simple. The start of so-called female complaints " may be very slight thing in- deed It may be that in the beginning some small hygienie measures would stop the trouble. Certainly at this time, little bit of the right medicine would stop il. When the trouble becomes worse, 1t is harder to cure, but still 1t can be cured. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will posi- lively cure any trouble of this character. It may be absolutely relied upon. It affords Immediate and lasting relief to a woman whose natural modesty has kept her from consulting physicians.
 The whole story of the Favorite Pre- scriptiot.. s and what 1t has done for thou sands of women is told i'll Dr. Pierceis Common Sense Medical Adviser. This is 1908 page book, profussly Illustrated written in plain language for the use ot everyday people. and gives in a clear and lucid way an immense amount of valuable about health and medicine. IL will be sent free on receipt of 1I one-ceus stamps to cover cost Of mailing oalg.
 Address, Worlds DispcusaIy Medical Association, Buffalo, N. I-
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Items From Greedy.

speclal Correspondence,
 GREELY ARK, June |. Cotton is doing very well.
 There is much more corn planted this year than last.
 The gnats are very numerous hut the last few warm days have thined them out some.
 The Ladd Lumber Company are shipping lumber from Warner pre- paratory to the erection of their connections lumber and ahingle factory.
 Dr. Williams has moved from Lincoln county and has established an office at Deputy Sheriff Hooker's. A doctor was badly needed here in this vicinity.
 Messrs Baron X Krueger of Ladd Lumber Company have moved from Warner to this place and several more families will move soon.
 The school meeting here was large ly attended and quite an animated discussion of school matters took place. Mir. R. C. Bertrand and Mir. ]. Il. Hooker having received same number of votes, there had to be q special election, which was held on May Dist. when Hooker received 10 votes and Bertrand 39 votes. X four mouths school was voted.
 Greedy is to be cmade money order office soon and the mail route changed from Yorktown to Noble Lake.
 Geo. Rudoloph and F. q. Monarch of St. Louis were here looking for q location for spoke and hub fac tory and say they will locate here in the course of two months,
 The Ladd Lumber Company have commenced work on their railroad from Noble Lake to ther mill site at Greedy.
 Messrs Hooker and Aydelot have been circulating a subscription for the erection of a church at Old Salem and have been successful enough to secure money. lumber. etc. for the erection of 8 nice church house.
 LUCLE
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As the Pittsburg Post we'll says, there is neither fairness, decency, nor parliamentary law in the con duct of the present House. The minority is denied it's rights by brute force, while Republican members who disapprove are dragooned into silence by the speakers club and the certainty that committee assign ments depend on obedience to the czar's will. Reed rules with club in one hand and bribein in the other.
 Commenting on the above tbe New Orierns States very truly says:
 "A notable and unprecedented instance occurred the other day, when the czar and his chief fugle- man of the committee on rules, Dalzell, denied to the Democratic members of that committee the right to make minority report On thesCuban question. And this pol icy of brute force has prevailed among Republican leaders since the close of the war The Democracy has constantly been on the defensive and stood upon points of etiquette aud deceney, while the Republicans would run rough-shod over both to reach the desired end.
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 The 5}Jg Picnic.

Tomorrow is the day for the big picnic 10 he given by the employees of the Cotton Belt Railroad At least len ear loads of people will go 10 the picnic grounds at Wesson. Sport Of all kinds will be indulged in. There will be game of ball played by the Cotton eltand Y. M. c. A. clubs. Dancing will be in dulged in swings for the httle ones will be abundant; foot races, shoot ing matches, climbing the greasy pole, public speaking, and numer- ous other pleasures will be features. Fishing and hunting will also be engaged in by those fond of this kind ot sport. The picnic promises to be q big success.
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The Sunday Graphic.

"Your Sunday issue ofthe GRAPHIC is superb, snid a local subscriber to a reporter this morning.
 And this is an opinion that is general Every effort is made to make the Daily Sunday Morning GRAPHIC superlatiye newspaper. and we are improving it from time to time and hope to make still other Improvements in the future We have recently ndded telegraphie report tO our news features which contains the cream If the news of three important news-gathe!ing associations, and which, though brief, is equal to the telegraphie service of the more pretentious dailles. This service gives all the important news by wire mp to mid night every Saturday night, and the Pine Bluff reading public does not now have to await the arrival of the Memphis and St. Louis news papers in the afternoon to get the dispatches.
 Another feature to our Sunday edition will be inaugurated shortly An the local ministers have been and are hereby invited contribute a short editorial on some pertinent subject, over their own sigma ture for the sunday morning edition. In the adoption of this feature we are simply following in the wake of the New York Herald, Journaland otter metropolitan newspapers, and with the cooperation of our local preach ers. we hope to make this most feature every Sunday.
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THE SMITH BHL.

The war that Fort Smith has been making on the Smith bill has served to educate the people upon the merits of that measure. Fort Smith has three independent lines of railroad, giving her great ad- vantage over the majority of the cities and towns of the State She does not. therefore, feel the need Of another road like those towns that are at the mercy of q single road, and selfishly joins hands with the Frisco and the Iron Mountain in opposition to this measure locking 10 the building of an independent line through a part Of the State where they have no transportation facilities at al Every possible safeguard is thrown around the grant so that no possible advantage can be gained of the State and her citizens by any corporation. The proposed Springfield, Little Rock and Gulf road will not pass through Batesvile or Independence county, but we should not oppose it for that selfish reason. It will greatly benefit the country Northwest oi us. The building of this road will stimulate other lines independent Of the Gould system to build through this section and we have no fear of failing to get our share of these - Batesville Bee.
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 Comm issiOner'S Safe

Notice Is hereby given that under aud hg. court rendered on the s6fh day of April. Isgs m case therein pending, wherein k Lee Johnson, eNeeutor Of the estate of Willis D. Johnson k Plaintin and Amanda ptTofd k detendent, and winch decree now appears on record in Chaneery Record Book J. page 2s5 l, as commissioner of said court. viii on Tuesday. the lst day of June, 1Sa7. ai the front door of the court house in ptna Biuu, between the hours prescribed by law Tor Judicial sales, sell at publicauetian to tbe highest bidder the following diserIbed reaf estate lNiuS and being in the eitg of pine bluh, Jefferson county, Arkansas to-wft.
 Lot No nine ca; in Block No two l2}. in " n; Johnson's addition to the city or Pine kluf, together with the buildings aud apnefz tennances to the same belonging, sale made to sailsiy decree for purchase money
 Terms or Sale.-0n q credit of fnnr months, purchaser will be required 10 eive bond or note, with approved personal secnr- ity, and ietn will be retained upon fine land Tor payment of the same
 \. T. ROBERTS.
 4t Special Commissioners
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A TAX ON BACHELORS.
Argentina Seeks to Drive Her Young Bien
 Into Matrimony.

 Argentina Seeks to Drive Her Young Bien
 Into Riatrimony.
 The news reaches us by way of Eng land that q law has been passed by the parliament of Argentina putting tax on celibaoy. The text of the enactment has not yet arrived at the Argentina consulate, but it's general features are given in London dispatch.
 Every unmarried male between the ages of 30 and so years fallssunder the provisions of the law. He must pay to the state a monthly tax, the amount of which is determined by circumstances over which he may or may not have control. In particularly heinous in- stances of single blessedness the mulct is heavy. Ordinary misdemeanants in oelibacy escape more easily. There are few conditions which may be pleaded in mitigation or complete abatement of damages Priests arc not taxed
 The law is aimed directly at men, but both sexes may be made to feel It. Of course the men are considered the chief offenders, since in negotiations leading to matrimony they are supposed to take the initiative. Moreover they have all the money. But there are cir oumstances in which the women may be considered particeps criminis, aeees- sories before or after the fact.
 Thus the maid or widow who, hay ing received the tender of heart and hand, promises the suppliant to be sis ter to him, must give to g competent court a good and sufficient reason or else pay fine of $500, South American silvor What is worse, the fine money goes to the rejected suitor who makes 1 cnmnlaint.
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Hoods Pills sncetisois. p,1eil1 s5 cents. ''''

perity of State, and the passage Of laws providing for them is the best proo Of the intelligence, pub lie spirit and enterprise Of the peo- pie. 1t shows that they are awake to the adyan tages of modern taeili- ties. The road law Of Arkansas is not perfect, but it is a long step in the right direction and will be Of in estimabe value to the State.
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THE following from the Arkansas Democrat expresses our sentiments:
 "The State Press Association has adopted q resolution pledging it's members to insist on legal rates for legal advertising. The justice of the resolution will be apparent to all who have any knowledge of ad- yertising matter and advertising rates. In some instances the news papers of the State have been re quired to accept less than legal rates, and this requirement has worked hardship upon them and elicited complaint, Our lawmakers have provided rate, by no means excessive, and it is only just and fair that the State and counties be required to live up to it as well as individuals.