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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

A Hannah ana susgana no sS%gs K yssf
pcxsr so'i John p. 70 Henry / sprague Nos 2s3
S9 and 3.5 CON years. 3o[,sssss $500
sursnce Company. 72d -, :i3 # OF let eooo
Bsrthoiomew lola j. to Charles Knaut. lot 1913
block l. amended map property Of II p Rose A.,
co Ma' james james ". to Elijah Fandresu.
Ta c 9Sse 5 sna PusHe w s. he's 9and
cCns sih SAID go a S OF Ieno, awe demand
get trustee etc corner St Marks Place aoooo
Devin William j.. 70 L Lindsey Founaine. loh- ooo
E..Ssrr S SrHss t and wife to Henry and char
loue Beck s7th-st, 2so # Of Avenue a. -oo
CO. Ssq4 10 !. s1 .oa6I, Good ash-. 800
~ssner. 20 2s2 Ess e2d-st wear, -. 1855
v lsl:1-.t BIO Z . Of 5,s.sIs = 1000
Kennel Jennie 70 Robert HH Allan Of 9' "a 90 Viz
sites A0 etc. ' por;ion Of Anthony 2sth
K..t Richard yl' and wife to George a Barker
executors etc OF George Bell. Iisth-st 1928 3, mn
Knowl,on Edward and wife to sarah Burhy. .oo
e S! IT. E Ho Es; Fn &. ss
Moran John r Hudson ? Rose 10, %. s:,, BOoS
H. amended map II Rose Mapes estate D .oo
Scot; Thomas to Joseph Gleason lot g. map eoo
schmidt; Theodor and SiaTSare;ha. 70 Nathan
thai '"' Peasant i,S 80 Of I22dst =, ooo
SsTsJ csarss o - 70 s5eseIi' 1000
rompkins Jennie " David King, ct al
,,s co,ors &c ,S 81 ~ 100 1Ixioo $4,000
Vre~land, Annie r. u William and Clement
m s.ai ON" o"' ~ 1850
same 70 James Mccarthy. ct al. Elsrnere
ing contra, u 1- ' l'''' ...1..... 3sos
Valentine. Julia, 10 Bradsh ] Smith and another
executors, etc. OF Edwin p Smith. Madi- 80.
ave, J05 y OF 5sth-st. years StWo
ave 10 Il .. Ss, f sa,h warl " 5000
"S.n john 20 Hudson r Rose. lots S24 and
years ..'.. - n'ap II i'0se' '''pe' eos
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER TO- 1897

l4Tth-st n s. 10 It e Of Brook-ave. Tor four four.
story brink flats 25x76: William II Weiher o,
pediora PARK owner: h0eio'e OF NO 5000
s, Inn's-aye e 5 $50 Il s of i5eth-st FOR four
four story brick tenemsnts: 26x3,; John Mac
GsyoeE OF No arc IJs MADISON ave 5000
i25 Of Vanderbilt ave. ,or
three-sto frame dwelling. BOXES; Paul Happei,
e No 81 .r WG,. l-s'h ST. owner $500
12.h-s, S. 100 Il Of Avenue v for a one
s!ory ana 49, +Lare t Rn,- Isocfect zoo
Alterations. hra=Ch offic.:
West Farme Road 1850 It Of i1ih-st -
8rgy,a rrse arcstect 600
13sth-st 3d-ave. two two-st9ry
frame stores with ONCE: Alonzo Carr. % No
$50 East SON 81 D~ie'' !" ""i''' " 5000
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STORAGE.

CONTINENTAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES
3i3-3i9 West A3d-st.
ore short block from Broadway.
New. light and airy rooms for the storage
OF furniture. pianos baggage. carriages.
works q art. sc. Telephone call. 2.59T
,o-N-s.
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LOST Handbook No. 1872. 1873 Bank for
Savings. go sth-sve.. New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 20 bank.
LOST OR STOLEN. -Barkbook No. 235.-
06s. NJ the German Savings Bank. In the
City Of NewYork. corner 4th-ave. and
l+th-st.. Issued 20 Gustav Koch. All per
gons are cautioned against negotiating the
same. II NOT returned To- the bank on the
Let FAY ~ October. 1897 4 duplicate Will
b" '-rrsd New-York Sept 10. 1897.
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FURNISHED Apartments fonrirO.


yT-ATTFD rent from october 1t 70 April is,
w bcvsekeepng APARTMENT. furnished or partly fur
.bed confainng bedrooms Frst-casS reference g'ea
and required r. r. r. l2i2 Froadvay
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 s-cond-hand
sood and IRON working machines, fully
guaranteed. machinery boush, and eH-
changed GEORGE n. EDDY. 3oS Madi-
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kODAKS.

~ >O~>O>Dr)- - -->00>0 r.NNND~>->>>~ND>~Noo
and PRINTING done
cheapest in the city. at J. F. LLOYDs.
+Ol West 59th-st Cameras and supplies
- 'cW9es n-ices
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FURNISHED fcnsss 10 Get.

NOR RENT furnished. very bcautfu. ~ root mouse
k'O 90 story extension hardwood throughout. per
-, or1e-. can be al any tine taretahe'' 10
pa-k-ave or JAMES r. HAY, No. Wai-st
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CARPET CLEANING,

->~~>~~-~>~~>~~-~>~~~> ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~N>~>~~~~>~~
CARPETS CLEANED By STEAM. BY
HAND or on he floor. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING CO.. 1883 Broadway. AL
10 423 East <sth-st. C0E e. BRANDT,
Proprtetors. Telephone i3c-3sth.
FREDERICK ACKERMAN' steam Car
pet Cleaning Works. 1873 Wes, 32d-st.
Established 1862. Telephone call. l,1so
Ssth-st.
BRITISH CARPET CLEANING. 3Ss-39<
1%xington-ave.-Tng BRUSSELS. 4 cts
ward Carriage free. Tel. +2e Red. Bklvn.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER VIBRATOR. SIS: Domestic, sib;
New Home, f25 special bargains, casn
or instruments; write: agent calls THE
STANDARD BICYCLE COMPANY. Ith-
ave corner 2Sth-st
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WANTED. A fr.t-cass salesman 10
represent specially line 20 city trade
party who has had some experience In
canvsszing retail stores preferred give
reference. Address EMPLOYER, Tribune
DsTca.
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SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
of NEW YORK Mary \. Walker.
Plaintiff. against Lillian lula Rollins ct
al Defendants Acton No. Two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
BOARD ASD ROOMS.


LARGE. Handsome rooms on thrd ana
fourth a.Drs with superior table. re
hned people choire location Ssfh 81. near
5th -nve references given and required
Aairrs- DESIRABLE HOME. Fox -,
I -. broadway.
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rtis FoPuLAa Io-4.
nut yhes Afa No9 - iaaoa1l1I 10

Hat liscs Are Not Ali luaogsat 1'e7'.
WHO 60 tr s.Herifa
Y ire is o popvi3v iHea ,tai Hs
sgaist.s Of Sibcui6 uro p~oPili l.sya l'aH
,gllf hnSe been uuiustiT --ls4 ir.lr
Rash, aua 1hai tAc el@lu. .-i
as q 6cult ts Gnd a. Hne Jraas 2...
aeeSie ttelnueh oi mas Ffeis l"
eN.ei say 9-sB'u- dl no, 1'.-t'- sts
thts theory ans mor5 lisan theg DO -a2
.tafae m5jorey oi populaa iWu- 4
Sc e1gct se48l-iJu Nus-f iu.tted i7.h
rer hr-o years ago ly ;he 'in5'ff ~
seven Rus3ian exiles or prIsouel7 Nae
hal made tleir escape from 3 9eria.
Thaf wers in an yfen poat iu lte
clio aaa ere taken 20 Sal 'raac'4cd.
vi re thsy became the 5biesi af PopA-
lar comm eratl5a, 81 Yel vs rue ts&,
foi The i, uounails of H.. Iin-si3T
r1e s.oas o. dea1ue ,gifh p1lltt7Al %
lei Gers.
h. califaEniaub, ever ready w41h
NV apathy Raye them ciathes ani touaa
fse "a worl 20 do. Il now appears aiia'
dn ;,ng tlse interval Of ttne Tint D.
els pscd between tbeir .aFritai IN SaH
I.r3 nciseo And raW, they have eSery or'f
be "a pun sed by the las' Of tae iera
To last of the party hoe juss hce1
sentencea 70 90 years irpirisonmea'
for tburRiNiy, while one Of hls c'i'
rade.s only short time hack vsf-
hslleed for two mupdass which he bH'
!scoiantted.
/ Investigations which have been mas
show that every one OF these men tio'
been sent TO Siberia for l%asons whiet
wou:d have earnetfhim 4 corres5'andti.lf
period ofexiin from the hannts Of b;
fellow men, II not ebsoiute deportatl9l
from the country. in ony other part o
the: world,
a Dag oil no, sand reiieYoc neuralgia
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
MILLloNs IN pA!MrlNa.
ri.e Igcsffor,t- yyg-sI1,cr couresian Il
9vorth 9g $40 .oua.

worm 't-fhN.stN-s
Wl,o celebrated Her-f1rd-WsIisce col
lection oi pictucas hogueathei le thf
British naiion by Lads Wailae9 aa'i
noted ta q WORTH S 81 3u0. Eer ttlt5s-
ua1iua a-sa ,t. Fee on fgs pC
q -li a. tfafc lot,agrily bee7p -Ae
ssas rsa5 rI gu nuea.& vie.Urg llH
sir uoaerd WFiac5 G'ad o. July 20
1850, aayaa bshnI hiiH the ,ena' IA.
r-.ns H rglirrtior 5i So s1gH Hnm
Tll FHaI. Ut IiiG1ara grV0 fitb
and iiE l-Gle.- collect IN pf l'i '4res
OeLies aeildns i9eNeinl leg Of ~ 5f-
ier and u oi Grcuzcl Fl e g-irca iohi1
'Sifa Gr hsruwr iree tiapasiiioa- i'nor
to- htF 5enth, hosTlser hJ eSpr1sa3 lis
snbea 80 bic 1.'ie lllgr a ter hev ill 70
his aua.rp collection af 'sosb= af olr
aaouL4 81 by Eagi5u3a lcRsl gS!leFs
gna tha. is5.isl 10 'hia sue n9u *
l9 earlea out sa. arranged se'eIa.
T- magnificent Erifsr5 collection
I c-;eHrl--f tgasn pa45ad isio Siv Islea
/ $50 Haapre's larts o sp!sudid a=eft
meal o Harrtine Toret INNS lnpnEesr
+ 3eenutHe lum1rra. je'se'rr ond o.hei
~Crts 80 NTt Ills own purchase 'lUr
ifs r5E l 7p Hcars luciUd 81 mars oi
.tls 'hei cSmrr ~ @" r'r'e
I st,- UHsh ne "s4 ua" ot Ur1J g
miae i9 30 attention OF u1opter
capgois=egr-; af tae maste cs M
i'1.A1 rcuais Woo. notebIytl grodne
tiou7 8, siNcs Of Bauyru auto Rni aut
hH immediate foliG~era mll pederr
ULnnch hlE-.Is.
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!. o9a TIsI - - -.
sLyar 1,ig aoa7y, Good s'oarg fto4a.
Usea. gss.sr,.. 'f-If..


Haa y. rs TiL--
Eo hsuk uilor Iu le}vg q tr1er
iu=ln7t lar p,gt genuine rat -,yheet
silver COLLARS haa hls Es0 aapids
l.# .eI silver t.s says s4 lineage
fmr+ }eCatd. Sl zip i7tau oipred
aRa ST. gFg oh-ut ttH rlHH. kli his
s'7a .algs rs iife be Haa Leea .rs f.ra p
efiF gi Land .trA iiarber of rug 4.SoIt
lf''a,, ho Rapids, hut s only
W.l.d. .He iast ylgr that his uoEvcI of
iumsllu.s insight inJa the mas IRE qj
Wel5'g nas brcpma known ~ his lwucr,
Tho t,v Tip mantfests his powers.
u- his 0 aer put5 IL. is aTfnipWs 1t
- C.s= niio Of ceius tbe sig of an
american doi7r-s1g a Grade dollar .
'lg'ie'a dollar, % fye-Ganc rIlee and
oH-ssgHrt rlet iefarr-stGa It's one
F"nua a7'iar ptaee in the 4gtcr Of
tAe Flsl Nlp 'r,l FiiIrulTa arcuGd
oU1l- taa-ss fol Gn ips taut sud Cher
match tte good cola aaa proceed 20.
t'sa rare W ittn apprHCgd Boy fasilion
To- hH 0mnspiment III rlo. Is a5ld
mites. 9r u enc rolls colH 81 NJ thQ
t9or lsT esn teil every tilae yheihcr
iss,iaa stef 70 be chased.
fip lnses "a l,7s ini5ffi,e ard 3nsc
i8n't hj- q. loi;ti etaee IS ptfters.
i.a hes been tested b. t'lie1a spsi-
Ie-7g-7r>,sa a4a BY egglps ~ :w.I
=. +
'his work The Foess coin Z net issd
ia any paeqliar way fpr hfo fe1etit7
.nsr Is II ssented, Apye ST. a7e lis
own coin III The cSpsriia 4 fsF n9s
ria's p5wers aep1ng ON sn. from iis
mos. THE iutter iea os tit ra2m
witaoaa det5actiug from thc d''F'e Q5il
ltr n TIE G1i~,-
ST. Esshss iac refiue all oii.Fa' Tor
ths uurebG of Ttr
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
roruiaNoa o caur1 1n.

Tho Cansdi5p. des tu4Hto ogric,tl-
Elp, sstim.. .tes tho Popy'at pf me
damiHiuu Z. Go s,i2s,49 ain os
rata IF ia Gau 39o,at9siua- a secusna
" lost Iig is99 there were ostltes
Gt th- lni.JH that eNccS3ed lssda -
popuaman an-Gew York, wiCh a,997,s$6
ipA0sitants, and rennsylyan.. With
5,2JS,UI4.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
4 pnrcl, y,orf,,

Some one writcs 10 ask what a5porch
palty is. isapmty %here thsig,tests
scatter melopripi ard cake crninhs
Oh, tie porch, ius'eai pl ON thcparier
e;sspets .At&iison Globe.
Jack Dashing We must break the
engagement.
perditA Whyg
Jack pashinr do not thhik your
father can afford scn,in.law..1z New
York Truth.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.
Orrl,,E or

OrEicE OF
COUNTY SUpERIN1 ESDEST, OF Schools, 4
MEEKER. Colo. Aug.N4, 1877.
The regular examination of teachers
for Rio Blanco county. will be held In
my Office in Mseker, Friday and Satur-
day, August Goth and 2ist. 1897.
w. ii. YouNG,
all County Superintendent.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION.


CLt5swoup -TlstSGS. Colo. Aug, '. f9N.i
y %rurifE--I7 hup0n,- 'dVev ta.tf sbg futautly
- uafech 7rtllcr uu tiei uaslct ui DDS .utou
t!lu uf ni1EpilrHi pfrji IN supudrtr r. H-e-l'Hl
rui tfitt said prupf WA be iuHiC U.IHtts ftC
slors Cf llo Diaaqt ourt pf l4H 'a.Huu
county tt 1icek"c Nolc-,ns ScptaDOsz it, tsii
tt d. 70 tyc.i 10, NJ. VIZ:
p'gpu 4. eq.tth. qf Meeser, loicrhro- nu
Air f. %. :. So. sEes. y te series- foI Irr SNs
4 SW q. S4 NW "a, So = MI Z 3,c. ~, Up,
8 n. u. .p2 W dtg p 81.
10 nlrT. tun lpIOv ing Sii7yessg5 tl Eru5n
hi-eqiruUn.e ilcfi"o anon. q-.i '''''i-f'at. .t
gl -aiH lIIr. viz.
iJdnty Wolcau, ~, .. Fcrspsr's asrIwnu
Sgiisu i.u0 Cutu.-s Scilpff. Ili " &rsSsra "'1-
tItsil J. B HlpI.urpI, H.FIatlt
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14

sae farther one leases ciyllizadoa
~ him the more thess eFe mtgnsi-
ARf qne who reads the story of
ariy pioneers Of Colorado wli. ap.
e he tactthat gold is dsar} Itaid
.Sehn Gregory took cat from a few
! Of dirtin Gregory gaieh S3Q2O in
'sieeks but the labor, excitement
nr!vaaor nearly TUNED his head.
B smea took 9ut Sun greater amoats
y saua district, ara ii is aoub,fsi
Z aveage yield per YarG iu Alasha
esa ny creator thaa ) gss IN she
| Of eApin eouaE. giisFory
h. eating itsolf ~ &lass4., mid
a9thiaB IN dc reports sri5psd
q Sing adiaeugss, 10 insaly the
5isioa si,rcf that NJ jii5rsg
s,c IS . GesBerate undsTs,ljns or
te agei'ass yield Per yard 20 ylry
syreater than other ianous piaccy
u lust gov riaslmpiy ariea plae.
i trg oi,rusnown extent. sooner
E5ePlaeea viii be worked oft.
!sAf luies wilI he discovered ald
lfa lls2tie down 70 tine position
4 + rrodeecr ot COLA alcordip
|ss,HI nt otits yem deposits Den
&snnNMan.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
Bt.5EV.F .NNu3- NllICr or tSrf MOS
TO Jake fiNAE PNteAi
Q n 80. n

Ti h. Wlllses, ut Pico7tncn, E.g ifHue'
county Oln-, Tap ipSde desert igN" ,ist-
rt0u 80, NC ut1. og pte H-h tluy "t Sgr.'i igi Hf,
isFi f6r tna II sh "a ''t'a- no Sc
H. lj W. th + 81. herclr rite ua..ee
pr say hlirEdau 10 iuiEv iu1l VfHt
az ,-iHsi{-e 1up QlFtgn f1 she itld- niH3tu
...t-s,4it,af bt fn,a. tliG elcrf 81; tnr
u4i..a gMs dt Eil H'arsh .aaH"g, at
E-sdssl'. CplH., ou s,nwiH,, ~ tl7av an
sua,5 l-11. affd fhIt pNpHnf .p }tat'' ilni' 1901
H.4ldbas baer pr7pafir ffl+gGr ava rro. HHIe
10 iHl .luaf -e2ured ~ laa- .vr 9, doe
.iuBa Pr.elta.. ifr,tI uedait nnd sa'ss1
EN.taie -pL w }ii.,a EaI.,, Ia- z. 90. '..I'
j. r. gy4i+.-tt llillf5.
i,Il4n.s! %. ~. rI,t- lI1. H.I,'e..
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
n aIl ~ saEaastIc EEooa.

IN h,a Sarcastic Hood.
MVNi "a Iu mis- speech ct Los An
ilsse5 = X tls following scathiug
2ea' 's#m ot She 1nonaar5 eompds-
sion loving in oor money and
gapi;a Ions IL Eoloiai II hope
the nni. In VIII be 4ueces4Iul. j
hagd teea fiea lepu3iat9r SO IonE
tilal ~ht opF oppopena to secure
lli9setellis b pd become repodlators
s'sttii sle hg5 Nayn think J5 ti@t
es,fnli. p h4thGs gore abrea1 base
sons @ Hg of sorrow because re
neenlps % We were destf1ylns ccna-
dssssy y country hy Dgitating tHo
naoasaal on, AMI it mEss2 me siek
at sieeTs ihiak that iadt row, When
cos,kaencI 5as been restored laughter
anS pr*sp liiy fniiY returned jeefs J, we
m hIdgael q commission abr3ad to
n latss 1s money question aud de-
~ " leaee u El-oee,"
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
: Asso.ooe bodies hsvs ss1a. cremsted
in Paris, cremation pay bascoasidered
well past the fad stsae.
Who acknowledged being ablc to tell
only one tune with certainty.

+
A little study Of the matter ought to
convince Spain that getting up foreign
war to save a monarchy is a very costly
business. Greece is now wrestling with
the effects Of trial Of that sort Of q
policy.
Senator Morgan. who is strong advo-
cate of annexation, will utilize his vaca-
tion to visit Hawaii and take loot at
Uncle Sans new possessions to he.
The Sultan refuses to loose his grip
on Greek territory for anything less
tangible than hard cash.
~
Mexico is out with a strong invitation
to gold hunters. They would not be
likely to freeze in Mexico, but there
would be other dangers.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14

i~9 bundled and Giay Thousand
doNors wortn of sold 80 a5lp6 20 thc
w5sld stgei every Wet
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
fANDS-EONTnE OF TSrHSTiOS
20 sI-AEE ItSAL lWODF.


@NAiNNtN Hpi.il'f57 ASs1'f -Au&usFp, lNfss y
county, solgludp. gho frsle dtsi'-s lHil1
spfAtstian no =. Etg, "a tbe n, * q
n " a.. sec. 81 u, 4 r.. IL @, " Uti. st-Si.,
hsrapt give uot,ss II MS. itdtGtioit ~ niAii9
s'iit lf..l Y ,.sis DIR s.iy ~ y
x-sis
N,tssrdsv tnti an,t lay ~ G,;fsrsf NJ anh
flint kIs,i 70 pro 81 fi.ls Ssf; and has been
properly nfisaiea afakter litS az tbe nstu1gr
reQumcd oy iaig, by nc or Inc toiiaviila eii
.is-sstE.
Gharlaa seiiel, Jnhn L Eisqn, ar, b. ..
Ee.srson sa't c'yen a Stnfth, all ot 1osAer,
Colorado
Z. 8. %llsDrr.
uI4siS &EignAtusa o. Ellhrant.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
Trustee,s Sale.


n1rAULT having been made in the paz-
prond.scsy note dated July s,th, 100, e1; Mi
Suiidaze and Loan Association, Of Denver.
CoIoe1dos secured b. Deed Of Trust D 70
cSss d h6 death. resignation, re
moyaa q ahseooe from the county Of Rio
BIAisou, STATE of Colorado, or refusal. or
FAILURE. or inability to not, then to the acting
oheef4 ~ Rio Hleueo county. az successor
u ntst, dated July 3Dth, 1900 recorded Aug
qst II, 1ee0 IA Book u, psge ., Of said Rio
Hls.se s0ssy sscVsSsi s,f15. 4 r...,p.. ha. re-
sirno1 ~ position q trustee and ID now nb-
oent fron no Blanco county, Colo.;,
Noy, therefceet At tbs request OF the Coiun1,
eda nlfl41nS 4 Lcan. Association, the legal
sSoldcee q MM note and under and by virtue Of
- pcyESs - aqthpejy n me vested by said M
~ n kpGciS A D. lSg7, at the hour of
~ 94fk q. -, eea at putsic auction, "
- a NJ Hlnpdo snd state Of COLORADO,
sstas: insefsss - and sgsi,ty Y "a q e, =
- 1sgG 1ssss3he1 psemi.es situate s,N IN
- shsssA sisssn tlp and twelve tish
11FA II l1eskss. fnf she hlslest and nest
~ 1s( (ll M lEaea y -, fcr tas q pa. p.sr.
~ II sGpssIss q szsCustns ihis
sAssiR = ~ 1asnoo 0oun3r.
< - - - = sA''---
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
G. a. x.
BUFFALO AND RETURN.
Low Rates Open to All.
Via the
WABASH.

The only route that can ticket yon sia
Kansas City, Omaha, st, Louis, Chicago,
Detroit and Niagara Falls TO Buffalo
and return, over its ewn line and its
own track.
The only line that can give you I REE
RECLINING CHAIR CARS.
KANSAS CITY no BUFFALO.
STOP OVER AT NIAGARA
for ten days, going OF returning, can
only be secured via the
WABASH RAILROAD.
Special trains through without change
from Kansas City to Buffalo.
GRAND ARMY MEN
write tome for time tables and other in
formation. Make up party aud see
the inducements. offered by
THE WABASH RAILROAD.
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Commercial Agent.
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Denver, Colo.
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m. LLnnII..L -

What Is emeWesimsu Yqu know
"'Ihe man aEo viii 1ali between
baresluwml0w 01d Women that ia
feastins her ayes upon d. -Cinemhai
Commercial.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
,IadEIne .ra!n .Nnpeataneea.

"Soe tuat woman over there with the
.tJCl bi9ouersl''
"Ies.'
' Wen, IN ret aGy utnay her husband
is one oi lbosa aqua1 riant agitat0rs. ~
peUoit JouFual.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14

Tno phonoFraph wss iaveutea in ls7i,
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14

u. o. Taylor wD-f>. pssesa. i've sgai,u
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14

sgbsailbe Ior rhe uofald.
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14
1t to begins lccis as though Europe
woalsshave tariff trA Ablo ssengh a, homs
without borrowing any. from tse
United States.

sone-p persons arl e,sisa to resarif
Ne recent partial A.rishs1 by fire os
the PioneerE EFirepra essitluotion COS
plant at Ottawa, m as sonnetAins odd,
but anv Insurance HEn wiiI tell you that
the burning Of s..frd |roofsel,pildings is
nothing odd OF newt
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14

A soldier who remarked that he had
been In seven engagements was inter
rupted by small boy, who said his sis
ter had been engaged II times.-Loneon
T'id- -Rits
The Meeker herald., 1897-08-14

'.Well, Bobby, have you had a pleasant
dayf"
'sYes'm; me and Jack took our three
pups an went over t. play 'th Billy Perk-
ins' four cats.'
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-14
The Durrnut Case

San Francisco. December l0-The pa
pers in the Durrant case have been flied
here. II is expected that the murderer
will be sentenced for the third time orr
Tuesday and will be hanged on the first
Friday of the new year.
Little Rock. Ark, December l0.-Juf!Se
f. NJ Merriman of Little Rock. who was
personally acquainted with and once rep
resented J. e Banther alias Forbes. AZ
attorney in this city. insists that Bian-
ther and not Durrant, murdered Blanchc
Lamont and Minnie Williams in San
Francisco and that the execution OF
Du~rant will. therefore. be IA judicial
murder. A few days ago the story was
sent out from Atlanta, Ca, that Blan-
ther was in that city at the time the
girls were murdered. Judge Ncrriman
today made public long statement, Civ
ing his reasons for believing DurrAnr
innocent. Among other things he said-
"Blanrher being dead. my lips may re-
veal the factihat he had told me during
his troubles here that the name OF Forbes
was but an alias: that he had assumed
1t for reasons best known to himself, and
that his life had been an eventful one
This. coupled with the statement OF his
second WIFE Agnes Cameron. in public
print. convinces me that he spoke the
truth
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-14

Canton, o., December 11-Dr. Phillips.
made probably his last call at the Nc
Kinley house tonight at 1915. When
he left he announced to the Associated
Press representative that Mrs. McKin-
ley was still living but was much weak
er than when he saw her several hours
before. or at any other time. He said
he thought she would die in the early
hours of the morning, but that there
was possibility Of her living into Sun
day, but not of surviving the day. The
president again resumed the vigil at
the bedside. most OF the others Of tho
family retiring while the patient was
resting quietly.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-14
FURTHER COMPLICATIONS
the Piedmont Bank-TwO Judges APP
point Different Permanent Receivers
(Snecial to The Messenger

Raleigh N c.. December u.-Matters
in the Piedmont bank case took a new
turn today and attorney F. NJ Busbee
and Judge Robinson took a hand in the
new movement at this end of the line.
while Judge Green and Attorney Per-
kins did the same thing over in Watauga
county.
Treasurer Worth gave notice of a mo-
tion to appoint a. d. Cowles permanent
receiver and notice was also given to
Judge Green's receiver, w. E. Walton, to
show cause before Judge Robinson at
Goldsboro, why he should not be ad-
judged in contempt.
Isaac F. Avery represented the bank in
the hearing before Robinson this after
noon. He admitted it's insolvency, inter-
posed no objection to the appointment of
a receiver, without taking part in the con-
troversy to which court had jurisdic-
ton. E. J. Justice represented Receiver
Walton.
After hearing full argument, Walton
himself being present, Judge Robinson
appointed a. d. Cowles permanent re-
ceiver, requiring $40, 900 bond. He also
adjUdged that the appointment Of CoWles
mad priority over the appointment of
Walton and ordered the latter to deliver
to Cowles all the banks assets, and in
the event of his refusal leave was grant
ed to Treasurer Worth and to Cowles to
apply to the judge for proper enforce
ment of the order.
From this order Walton gave notice of
an appeal. The statement of the case
on appeal was settled before the Judge
then and there and it is understood an
effort will be made to induce the supreme
court to hear the matter at. this term.
In the meantime the mountaineers had
not been idle. Soon after the order was
served upon Walton his lawyers consult
ed and at o'clock last night notice was
served on the bank that at 10 o'clock
next morning Judge Green would be ap-
piled to at Boone forty-siX miles away,
for the order appointing permanent re-
ceiver.
Attorney Perkins took the papers and
rode out into the night. 1t is learned he
reached Judge Green this morning some
what weary and Green is reported to
have appointed w. E. Walton permanent
receiver.
All persons interested express hope that
nothing will interfere with the hearing
of the matter in a few days by the su-
preme court. AS the case on appeal is
settled the transcript ought to be in the
hands OF the clerk of the suprme court
in a few days.