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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
NOTICE. OF SALE.

>NN~~y0N.N~~-N~-- -.O->NNoJ.,D-o.o11n
-. F. ''''' H'-''s "''
Dexter. Atl,rs A. Mink Trustee,
LIT ". = i, Kl,ci, $50 IN tho civ
C.: Omaha ..................
Atkins. Baker & II. Farlanl Trus-
'Ces
1t IS. G aris In Rick $50 In the
tffv - Or,ah,
,frfrs 49, L. HtcI.,-,,,,L re
tee.
rcxter. Atkins 4 NM Trns,ecs.
Al 100 u 81, - IN
az 81 on,ab,' !" ,isc - ,,- ~ W" ~,
laad aIi4ininr said Ii on tho
Eas,. commencirc AZ -. Ne cor
nor o. SAID vt in FLOCK lSS
aforcsaiG. tl.rcs eau.h 10 r|o. 10
tie 81 ca-nc. ~ said H. ]:
thence Fas' - .eot. thence Xc-;n
re g.. thence west 20 r. IN nlacs
ot L,.iuIinc rr,a,eirr o,;O
seusr. To- r
Afkirs ro,er G. A. .,.,..ii,,..,' ~,
to- -
NJ Lots and . +, rl,ck Is O., ~.
CITY %: ON, 90 n
Atkins. Baker 8 MrFa~i1nd rms.
icer.
III ~ lots !. &. 2 El-ck lsa.
south of Right g., Way of the L.
=. Ky" c1a,aining Is c, = regular
a.Lf-,, p,t..
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TRUSTEES SALES,

-. % o.
trustee under said deed Of trust and the
directors " the said The Austin Bun
Land and Water Company have. as N said
geo o. trust provided. requested 81 a u.
!.unt Jucse Of the District CoIri ~
tne Judicial District Of wAich the county
oi l.. PssD constitutes a part the appoint
llagerman
And whereas sad Lun, has duly ap-
pointed the undersigned. =. II. Morley rs
successor in Trust to the said J. j. HaSe:-
man "lta all the powers. authorities and
cures IN SAT deed Of trust conveyed upon
ana vested n the SAID Uagcrman.
,,Ard whereas. the legal h. .ders o: more
than one-fourth "a, Of said bonds have. in
wfiuhs' requested the unl cTsSnea as
successor IN trust as aforesaid To sell tho
ssooNe granted estate. property. rights ana
franchises Of the said company for the
putpose q paying the amount due upon
"a q honds. with interest as IL sa.I deed
cf trust provided.
Now therefore. by reason - '1. prem
lses end b. virtue - tic .u' - IN
me vested under and ~ viz ' TIE
rreFirP' 4yi ,an;it.ons = saia -l'i.
Sioi.said. VII On Monday. - rr' d.
0. Nptenrhe- next cr-uinS. a. t--
~ ~ t"elTe ooloch noon. At the front Z Il -
Avenue. n the CITY 0. Colorado Springs:
~ tNe County RI II Paso and state of
Colorado. sell a. an entirety. at public
60. .'eS;.on' az ana sinso'sr the aoo' de
anus. i'-fIll .>fss .tb. f~Ndtff HtN,.
cry. lights and frame Uses !rclul!na ~!
ana any Of the said -.ahts acquired w
sa'i The Austin 8irf Land aal Vsi@r
company since the execution u said deed
o. trust ~ ~. said whether the same
De water rights. privileges or bitches. &C
qhlTei H. under or by virtue ~ the plr-
erase Of sa!i rea' esta'e ah0ve-AesHr'hed
or es sppltttrsnt thereto, % 'Htfrcsts,
rights o. PRIVILEGES secured - the sa'' The
Austin Bluff Land ard Water Company
through. under or by virtue 81 either ~
said contracts as. above mentioned. as
well ns any righ; acquired bv said The
Austin Blur Land md Water Company In
arc 20 sail -eal estate so purchased as
such. ard al right title. benef, and
equity % redemption % The SAID The Aus
q" "rT Land and Wafer Company. It's
successors and assigns in 10 and under
;he came and each ~ hem. Or cash IN
hand scr The pr~~0sa - paying the
amount OF sa'' horG7 and unpaid coupons
thereon. together with al costs. charges
and expense ~ executing this trust.
FREDERICK ~ MORLEY.
Successor in Trust
Dated q. Colorado Springs. FL Paso
Couriv. Coloradr. This 10th day OF Sep
fe'nNsr y 1897
NJ " cOT Wsv a~f Rp0OKS g ARMlT
.t0-~eve 'c- Sucreseor IN Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM. BY
HAND on on the floor. Careful CAR
PET CLEANING CO.. Los Broadway. ial
to 1913 East tSth-st. coz e BRANDT
P-orrieiOrs Telephone I3o-3Sth.'
FREDERICK ACKEkMANS steam Car
Dc, Cleaning Works 1873 West 3od-s,
Established 1862. Telephone Call. I.l3o
?sth-st
UpOokIyn.
BRITISH CARPET CLEANING. 3ss-1"'
T@1lngton-ave. -I.grain. Brussels. cts
"a car,aye fee r., 100 ta' P'klvr
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Description.
PorrAwAToMlx COUNTY. low.

Commencing al a point 4.i5 .,
south o. ihc northeast corner 81
iA~ NV !. o. 81 :. oi Sec =; =
a. y. X. - ". u the on H. n.
thence tdk,ng the 40 acre llro ~
due nor & south in-j :. .. de-.
81 ". 34S.-3 H.. thence West 10 a
point B16.S =. south sul 3aJa.
q. east o: tie center of s.fI So
"a. i"ence south paral.e. with tbe
North z Sodth center line Of sald
sec. Il. 90 L. q n POINT IA me
lresCI; %or;h Rieit O., Way ~.
Of the Union Paclac R. e..
thence East on said l.. q. ". lin.
ql3 10 IT,. IN racc Northstste-iv 50
q. TO point - 80 acre line 90 r,
more or less Norm cf the Sc COZ
nrr u The NW 8, 4 81 D., ~ ..iI
Sec a. then~e North On sa's 40
acre Inc 1858 ,cct go the nla % -
bes.na.ng. containing "a ara a. Il a
Atkins. Baker & NcFar..rI. thus
tees.
rae, IN tn NJ !, n 81 Z. o,
See 81 7. - y. X. - ". Of 5;h
T. ~ OF Iowa. described as follows:
II a point iS53 n.
South from the East quarter sc.t.on
corner II said Scc. -. -unnlng then-e
south On Section llne 5sJ.2 q. %. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

- . - mn ~~~ . MN ~~~~~~~~~-
SEND IS your old gold. icwelry. &c. We
send certified check Tor full value there-
o. Bank references. Este blirhed 1922.
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 80 FG,ton-st.
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SIRKNGNTE'S NOTICE.

--.--.---.- ---.N0>N .'ON-NNN~S~~~
IL PURSUANCE Of an order q Hon.
Frank T. FITZGERALD. ono 81 the Surro-
gates Of tho city and County Of New
York.
Notice is HEREBY given - all per
sons having claims against EGbert starr.
lpte of the Ciiy az New-iork. deceased
% present ,he same with vouchers there.
NJ 20 the subscribers az their place y
irausacting business. at the o.hce or the
estate - Esh-rt S,ar~ No. 10 Broadway
IN thc Cit, u New York. on or before the
30th lay = Anril next.
Dated New York. the 2ist day q &c
MOSES ALLEN STARR.
WILLIAM +. CHAMBERS.
JONATHAN }. BROOME.
Executors.
WILLIAM T. CHAMBERS. Attorney for
executors. No. 80 Liberty ST. New-N0rk
tlty.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon.
Frank r. FITZGERALD SURROGATE OF tie
CITY and County Cd. New rk. Notice -
hereby given L. aii persons having claims
against David u-maray Jr.. late o. the
tity * Sew-Gork. to present the same
with vouchers thereof - the subscribers
At their pare ~ trsnsactng business.
At the Office 4 Thornton. Earle &
N.cndl. No. IS Park Row, in the city o,
New lrk. on or before The 18th day OF
nat.t New-York the 9th day o: Octo-
EDWARD f. COOLIDGE.
81 iCEL y. UOYT.
Executors.
THORNTON. EARLE & KIENDI.
Attorneys flr Executors
- PARK Row Potter Basld!ng).
E4N-Np~- CIV.
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LEADING CORSETS.

OOo>~>><~r-NN~.> >>~.>~>, = : - ~>>-->.>-
VIAI"S FRENCH CORSETS. LONG
w,i,fed low bust; very best and latest
SYKES: special ahd0m nal cogsets. send .or
circular -. NIAU. 80 West 23d-s'.
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DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE


LEGACIFS BOUGHT and advanced on;
snori-iime business notes. moderate
amounts. discounted Immediately: loans ~
legal rates; 2Gi Broadway. Mail and Ex-
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,..u.,... S'"7 o.
A' ten. H-A.- & Mcfarland tbs
sw 3. 70: ~ saI NV &. of soc.
anl ai 49,. .. All 90 Township
I,a,,I Al..-s =. MINI. trustees.
e t-..i o.: ...l Do 90" NE Of
81 ar. - - >. z. - y. n
'.''r &C.. lo'''' ef-t.''e'
ca a .a r. pm . ~ - g. q, s.a; 9,
'.i t.'...n 81. ana J1n .arrs
90 "N
t''uii. ii.-c- 'f;l "a
uf rs l'no 9 s.'f -.o Hif =.
n- t.'a n.rt - dec W"st
-. io-.n@i.e. or.alc.ns - area u o.
o.. 80 s. NM. Tr',-"s
~, a.. y - 70 ~ ), ~. ~. .''e,
H.. .- ~ - ''.. .u IN
Council i.."iit ...-......... o.
y ...'.- Z" - DO
Gri,,. 70, ,.,,-., an , c..,.,,f go.
49,; IN ln.'r A,'.i''. .............-.. o.
~. yer.
~, .."'.i =. 'a' IN h",t ~
rI..''s a., A.ali.on 70 lhr .,iy o,
- '' - n
Co. 49,: -. - w.
taoe -
par, IT., .c1,, n..k
~ 30. r ''.' Co., ,-,i., Are1.,e O.,
D.vf.~ t.l+n, 4 'irl 'rr. 4,eas.
An ,.rltr.5ol ns'f a.. iofs l . a
2 in Eio.t u IN fh, euh- Iiv's.on
C,urel g.,rr.. III vac
A. 10 ,,..". : r,..,,.r,
Mr. T-.,,v.tod f.,s.r.or, pcS, o.;
err :, easement G~ey c,se,'ert.
S~i - fo,s 20 d, rio"k II
ir piFli.'s Sui. ,i..or OF the
on. o. .rn.1 B.s0. ! va
Af,.~s Eak.- 4 y FAr.arI Trus-
ffa-
Az ,rs North al . c.o, Of 10, a
o,4 ofi ~ -. a-l ~ il, ~ IL
II; ~, ~ -. SUI .vt-i.n @, ne
riirc .-s., CIV, o.. ,,.,,1-il r'rs,s o:
A,i.r, paro- G. VI r-arf.-d '-ruq-
.oas
AT = II, Il IN Rick II IN Sub
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TY;EWEtTERs

BLICKENsDEKl III TIPEWklIERs are
guaranteed the best. price. SO. tnou-
sands IN USE send for home lndose-
mem PIICI>FNSDERFER MFG. 60.
ls" Broadway. RI m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
MACIIINERY.

-Do-ONN~.@IN-~J~-s -1.. 49, ~\N~N~Sr~'~~>
AT REDUCED PRICES.-50O secondhand
wood and ron working machines: fully
gusranieeL: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE l. EDDY. 3JS Aaci-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
ONN~NNNNoNoN|||N@ |N0@N<NNNN|S~~o~
MANrFAI TURERS q Billiard and Pool
Tables. reasonable prices, easy terms
N'FN FDp- i2i East latest
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STORAGE.

~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~ ~~~~-~>o~c>>c~-~"~c--oc~>
CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses.
3,3 $40 West 435 ST..
One snort block from Broadway.
New light ana airy rooms for the storage
Of furniture. pianos baggage. carriages:
works o. art. &c. Telephone call. 2'o''
3sfhst
METROPOLlTAN Storage Warehouse and
Vans 2u2 and 2Oi Mercer 81. branch Of
fee 50j Broadway. corner 49,. g.. fuT-
nl,ure removed. boxed and shipped. Teie-
phone. Spring 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
MERRILL & ROGERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
III Broadway. New York City.

The sale OF the premises above described
IL hereby further adjourned 20 Thursday.
October 2sth. 1897. al the same hour and
place $3.50
Dated New YORK. October Eth. 1897.
LAWRENCE GODKIN.
Referee.
MERRILL & POGERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Ill EroadWaN. New; iork CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

% Z ~ y - Z NtC' =,
o0-i7-i W.......... %
HALL COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
CITY OF G.and Island.
Trustees.
Lots 5.6.7&sln Block 80. So Dexter. At
Ains Mink.
3 6. * E..os0
8. !. . : - $50
FIRST Addition 20 Grand Island
Tra-. LIT : % Block 100. .0.D
BUFFALO COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
kearrey Junction.
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TIE sale OF the premises above described
IS hereby further adjourned to Thursday.
the 18th day o. October. 1897. al the same
hour ana place.
Dated New York. September 9th, 1897.
LAWRENCE GOpKIN.
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u Z hKIIL NOJ ENS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
III Broadway. New Tork City.

The sale OF the premises above described
Is hereby adjourned n Monday. the 21th
day u September. 1897. at the same hour
and place.
Dated New York, September 18th, 1897.
LAWRENCE GODKIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

A 81 VEST 5i.;I ST Hands meiy
flrn shell sirg.e f0H-ls for Geli.om n
wifi board. lefere.rcf cNrnauged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
D2ESSMAIsIvG.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
ATTENTION.
4 han:som D. furnished hl-r. suite. With
private bGth. s,relc rooms. with or with
our board: sisic'iy hrst-c.as7. References,
lnforrat.,a ireo.
:. G. LELAND s 30, u West go -:
A.-A-3i VEST ji.sT ST. Hand. nleiy
furnished sir2.e rOn-is for feli.om T.
Will bl1rd: refere.cos exchanged.
4 PARTY u t'r.e or o1r p'r4ons can
rrcurc board. with -oonis 81 second noor.
IN re:.rod private fsmii y. n, a.'.cr ioa-l-
ers Address Il. +. n. Tribune ONE
VOa RENT. with bard iwo rooms IN
ffh fo1r- suitable flr thee gentlemen;
ptsp sunny secard aOor hack room. pri-
vate fami,y. l-i We'' 7''h-s'.
-------------
HANDSOMELY furnished room. excellent
tsGl": liiri-cl.ss French cuisine. table
board bv the week. l0j Edst 2sth-sf.
MADIsoN-AvE.. 20. Rooms with
board
ROOMS nicely furnished. ali convenlencss:
excellent table. references. 80 West
jGih st.
l.-G5 PARK-AVE.---La room and hall
room: fourth G)or: plrlor dsning-room;
elevator.
GRAMERCY PARK. Newly furnished
suit. private hath. parlor dining room;
also one large room. references.
l7rH-sT.. 80 wEsT-Larse sunny room.
with board. Highest references given ana
required.
.9TH-sT.. II AND % wEST. Beautiful
.arge rooms. for winter; families or gen.
tlemer: table and service unexceled: ref
crences.
IBID ST. 32s WEST.-Rooms. desirable,
very large. second floor. smaller and
single: pleasant: board and attendance SUI
per.or.
.jru A. WEST-Attractive double ana
fin lie rooms. with private baths. In
uict. refined home; families and gentle
men parlor. dning-room; reference.
32D- ST. 2 VEST. Handsomely furnished
rooms with board. references.
33D-sr.. WEST. 2s.-Pleasantly furnished
rooms. private tables: references.
34TII-ST.. 81 WEST. Handsomely fur
nished large and small rooms. excellent
board. references.
57TH-sT.. 3I3 WEST Second story front:
also fourth floor front: southern ex-
posure ample closets; with board: refer
ences.
Gj PARK-AVE. Large room. hall room.
fourth floor; elevator; parlor dining
room. corner room. basement
IO3D-sr. WEST. 3O2.-Choice second
floor private dress.ng-room. or singly:
bay window: also other desirable rooms:
rst-c.ass table and service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

4 PARTY 81 Three or DHr parsons IAN
secure board. with -oons ~ second no"r.
IN refined private fami, 30 n,aor lod-i-
ers Address Il. +. VI. Tribune ofl,'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

MERRILL & ROC ERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
III Broadway. New York City.
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>S~~~~ON1N>~NN-N1e---, -1rNN~ON0~r- -~.NNN~DoJNr.
plated ly 'he Council BLUFFS and
sch ASIA Ferry ......... OF
Dexter. Atkins 4, Mink. Trustees
1t ". II klJc!. 80 IN the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

ROOMS nicely furnished. ali conven!encss:
excellent table: references. $40 West
18th St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

HANDSOMELY furnished room excellent
table: nigf-class French cuisine. table
board bv the week. los East 2sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

VOI RENT. with bard iwo rooms IN
ffh floor. suitable flr thee gentlemen;
plsp sunny secard door hack room. pri-
vate family. l-i Wes' 1t'h-st
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
JSCS 10.
Not Patent Cures-AIi, Nor a Modern
Miracle, But Simply q Rational
Cure for Dyspepsia.
A CUREf FOR 1T.


Not a Patent Cure-AIi, Nor a Modern
Miracle, But Simply q Rational
Cure for Dyspepsia.
In these days:Bf humbuggery and de-
ception, the manufacturers of patent
medicines as aJaEHle, seem to think
their medicines WillnnOt, sell unless they
claim that it willGcure every disease
under the sun. And they never think
Of leaving out dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. They are sure to claim that
their nostrum fssaaibsolutely certain to
cure every dyspsRtic and heEneed look
no fnrthero0a@ sGs IL ;y9t3s-5'~ ~ $751;
Tn the face "ofofhese absurd claims it
is refreshing to otetithat the proprietors
of Stuart's Dysr@psia5x Tablets have
carefully refrainGq from, making any
undue claims or, 4faise1 representations
regarding merits laf,rthis most ex-
sce1lent remedy yfoF dyspepsia and stonf-
aeh troubles p They make but one
clarm7 for, it, and that is, that. for indi-
gestion and various stomach troubles
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is a radical
cure. They go no further than this and
any man or woman suffering from i'm
digestion, chronicier nervous dyspepsia,
i who will give the remedy a trial will
find that nothing is claimed for. it, that
the facts will not fully sustain. ~;
f. It. is a modern discovery, composed
OI NCSSldDIG 1IlRINu10I1IS &C
ceptable to the weakest, or most DELI
cate stomach. It's great success in cur
ing stomach troubles is due to the fact
that the medical properties are such
that it will digest, what ever wholesome
food is taken into. the stomach, no mat
ter whether the stomach is in good
working order or not. It rests the over
worked organ and repleniShes the body,
the" blood, the nerves, creating healthy
appetite, gives refreshing sleep and the
blessings which always accompany g.
good digestion and proper assimilation
of food.
In using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
no dieting is required. Simply eat
plenty of wholesome food and take
these Tablets at each meal, thus assist
ing and resting the stomach which
rapidly regains it's proper digestive
power, when the Tablets will be no
longer required. ,-
Nervous Dyspepsia Is simply a con-
dition in which some portion or por-
items of the nervous system are not
properly nourished. Good digestion In
vigorates the nervous system and every
organ in the body 49,.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists at so cents per pack
age.
They are manufactured by the Stuart
Chemical Co, of Marshall, Mich.
Any druggist will tell you 1t gives
universal satisfaction
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
Swimming. ChanDfOnsh

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-George j. Whitaker,
of the Chicago Athletic association. won the
100 and 4C0-yard indoor swimming champion
ships of the Amateur Athletic union in the
e. rad ~ tan TANK sUpsh each race Sein sea CAP
of the New York Athletic club, was the sue
cessful asp;rant for 220 yard honors. Paul
Neumann coming in second after a game
finish. American records were broken in
both the 220 and 44O5yard event. The results
were: &
1OO-yard Handicap--George j.. Whitaker
Chicago, first; Normandie Murray, New York
second Time. 1:i0 70.
22O-yard HandicapFD. M. Reeder, New
York, first; Paul Neumann. Chicago, second
Time, 2:58.
8O-yard handicap, final heath. d. Coghlan
Chicago, (32 secondse first; W. Blum. Chicago
"a seconds) second Time, 1:02.
440-yard championships. X. Whitaker
Chicago. first; S. B. French KnickerbockeI
A. c., second. TimeA6:27 2-5.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
RHEUMATISM AND
HEART TROUBLE
From the Reporter. Oconto. WIS.

From the Reporter. Oconto, Wis.
A representative of the Oconto Coun-
ty Reporter, while in conversation with
Mrs. John Daley, of Kellybrook, Wis.
the other day elected the following
interesting story, which we publish for
the good il may do like sufferers. Mrs.
Daley said:
For about fifteen years 1 have been
so troubled with heart disease that I
have been unable to make a quick
movement. 1 have been hardly able to
climb a flight of stairs and it has been
as much as my life was worth to at
tempt to lie down for any length of
time on my left side. And for the
last ten years rheumatism has SO
bothered me that at times l could not
raise my hand to my head. / believe
/ spent the price of a good farm fOr
medicines during those years Of illness.
but. with no permanent relief. ...t
About a year ago I noticed in the
papers accounts wonderful cures at
tributed+ to- DIR. Williams Pink Pills
and made up my mind I would try
them. They could at least do me no
hurt. "' i'- .'i
IT had taken them only about ten
days when I began to feel better and
I have steadily improved up to the
present time I can now go up and
down stairs as lively as a ten-year-
OlO gin. dIlOl oil lIOuOIC Will lily A1Oeil
has disappeared. My rheumatism has
almost ceased to trouble me and the
headaches which formerly kept me sick
a large part of the time are less fire.
quent and painful. "@" =
MY son WaS"also troubled with ner-
vousness and sleeplessness; but, three
boxes of Pink Pills have made him
a we'll man. 7 am glad to recommend
this remedy to any who. have been
troubled as I have been.
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this LIST day of October A. D.. 1896
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Justice of the Peace.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
1t Is Now in the Hands of President
y YTG- CIeyeInxlat

WASHINGTON, Feb.o 27.-The Vene-
submitted it's report to the president
and thus terminated the work which
has engaged the attention of it's mem
bers for many months. By appoint
ment the entire Commission called at
the White house, abnoon today. There
were Justice Brewer, Mr.. Coudert.
Judge Alvey Andrew D. White and
Mr. Gilman. with the secretary of the
committee. Mr., MS3et Provost The
president receiyed the commission cor
daily, and spent half an, hour in dis
GUESSING with the IDembers the results
of their laborsaGwhich. while not as
3 conclusive as expected at the begin
ming of their work. will be of great
value to the arbirfators, who will
eventually settle the boundary dispute
Considering the.seNtent of the ground
covered. the rebortAis very short. No
direct statement Ias to its nature is
obtainable. but it IS believed that 1t
does not attemptrto state the location
of the divisional IinA between VeneZue-
la and British. Guiana, which was the
original object Nof its quest but is a
statement Of the ground gone over by
the committee upatOp the time when it
was about to undertake to pass upon
that important question. 1t has not
yet been decided whether or not the re-
port will be made public, but it seems
probable that. in the end it will be
transmitted to congress, not as mat
ter of right, but for information Ar
engagements are already being made
for closing up the quarters occupied
by the commission in the Sun building.
Tomorrow all but two Of the suite
OF rooms will be surrendered, and the
effects of the commission will be sold
at auction. p,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
OHIO RIVER FALLING.
Submerged Houses VIII BE Dry by
Monday.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. Plat 10 o'clock to-
night the river registered SO feet 10 inches
and falling 2 inches per hour. Above Ports
mouth it is falling very rapidly and is going
down at an increasing rate at all points be-
tween Portsmouth and here. Between here
and Louisville 1T is either falling slowly or
stationary. Navigation is resuming at all
points above and below. The New South,
from New Orleans, will arrive here tonight
and anchor below the Southern railroad
bridge. By tomorrow night or Monday morn
ing steamers will be able to pass under all
the bridges On Monday morning. ut the ex-
pected rapid rate Of subsistence. all sub
merged houses in this vicinity will be above
water.
The mercury at 10 o'clock tonight was at
20 and falling. while brisk breeze was
blowing. Private aid to the sufferers in sub
merged districts was more abundant today
than heretofore. Some fear Is expressed for
the evil effect on people who will very soon
return 20 water-soaked houses from which
they were driven. Otherwise, the situation
tonight Is very cheerful.