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New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
rrSTIMONY TO Rr SOTGHT IY HONOLrLU.

Justice Mccarthy. in the City Court. Yesterday
granted motion for the appointment OF a com
mission directed TO the American Consul-General
AZ the city Of Honolulu. to take the depostons ot
Y T. Hitchcock and John Evans as witnesses for
Captain Robert J. Graham. of the clipper ship
W F. BabcOck who IS being sued in the city
Court Nv Thomas Graves former seaman on the
Bahcock 20 recover s2.Oo) for injuries alleged to
have been inflicted upon him while on the high seas
hy Captain Graham. The case will he tried In
october and the captain wants the dispositions OF
Hitchcock and Evans. the former having been
6epuiy-marshal and the latter the turnkey at the
tail IN Honolulu in February. 1896 when, the cap
tain declares Graves and other seamen deserted
his ship. and arres ed at the instance Of the
American Consul-tieneral.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
uELP WANTED.

ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Cptown
Ofice. No 242 r. adway. 2l door north
os @ist-st. until O'clock p. M. adver-
tisefu.nis received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until q COCK
70 N VIZ. "a sth-aye. r. .. cor. 23d st..
i52 G.h-avs cor. l2th-st.; Macys. tth-
ave. and l4th,s'. l42 Columbus near
Wes, Ggih-si. TOO West i2i st.. near 9Th
ave ~ East l3'h-st.. - West i2i s..
I.fv-a-n Tn and Sth ayes. 1853 East 41tA-
st: 33s 3I-evs.. between 18Th ard 'Ith
s,s. i.uas 81 ave. near Gist St. l'os Isl
ave. near ssin St. 800 81 ave. iesr 80 sa-
c, 40 3d-ave.. 2lp Blocker st. 323
B'eeckAr 81. > !Js 81 ave. 24O East 18Th
st.. !. .92l 81 ave. GG2 "a ave. % Am
sf"rlam- ave lO2 West I2i -,
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
Ocean Gicdmer5

gAPMNaGE1EIA0
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
Fr,~, Pirr : y r. foot of Rector -;
For Atlantic Highlands H,chlaad Beach. Normaraie
Hrsnch ara e.co llco \ NJ. l:o9 200 345 40. 30,
!, VI SUNDAYS 30 \. N ! % 7. NJ.
TOR Fih.rtn. Asbuiv PARK. Ocean Grove and p0r'5
south 20 poi- Pies SAT-. 1900 4 NJ. 100. 200 345
.aO T. II SUNDAYS stop ~ lnterlaken for Asbury Park
AMI ocean Grove). 90 =. Il
For La,owo.d Toros Ryer Barncgat Park. anl Earne
For A,,antie Cty. vineand ana Brlge'on $40 A. M
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used cHoiu'iveiy
Four Track. Automatic Block signals.
on anl after July 22i. 1897.
cf-'f0rs fr New YorF. foot 4 Liberty S..
and whitehall Terminal
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31

MERRILL 4 RCSHr-
Attorneys .lr llaiIrI.
III HrnalHav
S.n YORK CIV
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantlque.

- DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs. FRANCE.
IA CHAMPAGNE Poiiot. ....-... sat. sept, a. 10 a IA
Ia TDCRAINE Santelli. sat sept H. 10 a. m
Rates passage First class. y y 70 Paris. 500 and
upwards b except Ia Touraine including
railway Paris ard landing charges Paflor car
sea- s. during summer s@oecn Second class 10
Paris S1a -
l. FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
DRESSMAI<ING.

--No->0o~-~~~->~~-~-~~~
IPESSMAkEE -Expefiencsl. formerly
with Il. Altman & Co.. excellent inter-
latest STYLES. at home Or 81 per day. Al
dress DRESSMAkE 2J3 West litN 81.
EXPERIENCED DRES-MAkER IS now
ready Tor tall ENGAGEMENTS a. hcrpe or
out by the day. Mrs. VI Box lO2. ,2i2
Broa1waY.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
STEAMSHIP LINES

AVA FOR ~EXAs so CAROLINA GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA
4 DELIGHTFUL. SIX DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
10 GALVESTON TEXAS. Thence by rail- 10 MEXICO
CITY AND POINTS IN MEXICO, and to DENVER.
COfOEADO SPRINGS SALT LAKE CITY Also .
shN FRANCISCO ard all california Winter Resorts.
FLOErDA-VIA PORT ROYAL. :. G.. AND RPUNS-
WICK. CA
TO JACKSONVILLE ST. AUGUSTINE. TAMPA. &C.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets Issued 10 oil
points In Texas Colorado Utah Arizona California
co &c Georgia Florida &c. Excellent accommodations
Write for Go-psg@ Pocket Guide Onarel free).
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
IFHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

s..l.r- foot Wes, 2fl -. fP"1n Il r.. Cofila1it
TIe-hre4ese
'fnf-a'es time from West "il =. Other figures sh'*
.,n,e ron Cortlandt D-~lros-ss -.
tc.,, q. 40 \ " daily Sunday &C. 4 NJ ',r
" .J'CTf CFlf-NK and i-;erni~fiafe stafinns 1900.
S;I 4 VI. failv f1r Wli.kFSR NRFE StNt "
-0V I,yaef l4rsl. T1.MfRA fw-ek dave. ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER BTFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
ana lie prncpa. local points: dining car ani
rh to Elfai0.
'tO23. 1910 \. " SUNDAYS OILY 'r B'unt hro'N
ard Intermediate stations
-to:25 1880 4 " daily. except srniay. tlr MATCH
Chr and intermediate p0iTts
'aL.N. IL Sur..-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
BANANA RAILROAD.

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting A. Isfhmus l0r ell West Coast Ports
Mexico Centfa. and South America-
siea uers sail from pier foot West 2.Ll s. y Y
ALiiANCA sept 10. noon ADVANCE. Sept. 20 noor
For rates apply II Company's ofrce - isroacwn,.
JOHN MUIR Trafic Mar.ce-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM RY
HAND cr IN he door. CAREFTL CAS-
Pet CLEANING CO. 1858 Broadway. 42i
~ +2S East Sth-si. ZOE 6 BRANDT.
prorfief1rs Telephone l3o -ssth
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

---.---- 49, .,..~.,
I.ETTERDIDGY IL COLDS f.iT
'',- r,r,,.., one dozen name cr al
-. "a. v-ltfan with ordinary pen IA
y nove. AMI handsome goiscript process.
Sor 20 cents per dozen gold inN - ems
rer bottle. Care ". GEYER. 81, way
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
CLYDE LINE.

II III IlI-NI
y CHARLESTON s c.. the sotTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSoNVII.LE and all FLORIDA POINTS.
sENINOr.E. We'd Sept
ilaF' Stpt
4ip<t ''''ii'>''s 'Pt >
Steamers have frst-cass passenger accommodations.
WM. T. CLYDE & CO. General Agents,
> Bowling Green. y. Y.
Pa. Cent, PENN. Fast + e. p Line. via jacksonville
Great So Freight Passenger Line. VIA Charleston
G. EGER General Agent 373 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
E7AlME gTGAEIgM1p CO.

DELIGHTFUL OCEAN TRIP
Only i'-ec' ne -r cottage Ciy Mass snd Psr,.ana
from Tle- No 81. +. r. Al Z. NJ. Tuesday, THURSDAY
ana Saturday steamers stop az Co,,ag- Slty en-
new John Erslis'' sails Mondays and lr'cays
70 Portland DIRECT Conneetons made ior Bar harDo!'
Old Orchard Poland Spring. White Mountains St John
y 3. an. all Eastern summer resorts steamers h''-'
with every moie:r Improvement f9r comfort ana con,
venere tourists. The c0Ti0ft21e Tonie loI al
Ioins Eas necessitang no change 4skets TnaT ,2 pc
~ ,hase! .. Maine >. 5. Companys ONCE, 10. 30
broad ay: 22c South Street opposite the
pier. and Thos. Cook & SON 2Gl and l225 broadway
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS
den NNSYLVANlA
ATLROAD.
E ATIsRoAD.

PlNuDl lvAN10
RAILROAD. .,a
a.ATioSs TOO, o.. West T~en.y -shi.- a'fss'
cyThe lea.ins tine from Deslio--es and cgE"ro, -
Streets is h,e minutes later tlan iha gwen 's''
10. 4. " FASr MAi~-rumaa Hlr.t r.fi'r 81 car SA'
S.ss. Ns~ '%s "a to4is@. 10 r,i'G'i ~ isia's ip"s
S " u rAI IiNt ,; ,Sa
tatme4; si.spins pnny sm1sna 4Is. -c,'inennat Ir-
disnapos LcGiseie s. Ioui. .,.,, gxppEss-
I:a5 j.. Vi. cIicAG" .Np 81, LOUIS hHphs iadi.-
- . , .aia. Il. WEs4EN 81 E:3'i:i KxrRss Cleveland Chit
:.i3 T.. " soiIriiWE>irnX SiEq EXrREss.-FoF ci"en-
49,. p. u. F9ciFIc E'SSPnEss-For ptssars and
C.icsso Connects fr Cleveland and l"'si'
WASHINGTON AND THE soITH1;; ., lss
sS K Son Saai ,I l s ana p"5s cs!inJ q; J
: - ,Dsas s.sa.; Ss9 q: :' ss p91s q S t.' s
sr soma Linn 4 ,I en- rs,IS & az e pGos ?1,' io as ~
sol riiEHS EAII.wAY-i:sprts. is' ? m 2 10 night
AfLANr!c COAST LINE --Fap-s- s:' a. n. AM : %
FOE ob TSTyr 3iH '4HfGAr HNb YcEF6lK;si
.Th,w5c %yaayi XIV 1H - a.ytbrd r. aaSlyb street.
% p n, and De-Sros'es and cof'and' streets
capE MAv-W-., rw-n,y,th!,d Sire; station ~ H..
i,css- and corlanai street.. 100 and 80 p m week
Is os rss Gp,.5aarT @ rs. :q"4ss &%.n;y oi-Hs
n,dnrs onyS * 2,- ,5 40; ! IS, 80 .. m sun
days ~ 90 - n ,''11 ~ 90 M * 10
q o. S,'rr'ava orlN 90 IN. 20 20 81" ~
% ~ Srnfav7 - g - - ? III
rOR PHILADELPHIA.
cii s 50 :. 90 - Z rsnaa e is im!':s ] g3 AZ 3
. - Dining car. % dining Carl DO '''hns
can 40 - so =. - 10 night. sunday I" %
-, - Ss5 a91 a:j u-.ri;edi. 90 lC.a ~.
Isi a,irirs carr . 80 q Dining tnl. 4'@ 'N rlny
Car. 80 tDialag Caii. 10 'i'. s"' > m. - -
Titet crc4s Nrs 4G ga ls23 ~. and 2ci Tread
way. Actor Ifous- West T0cntf third S'-s"i -tfton:
a,i stations foot Desi end rriland streets
Cou.t street SEQ Fulton Sreei -h' Eroa iwav. sni
Brook - Annex S'ati -. BrocklsI: station rTseN '''
Tho t,w YlrS Trnrsf-r Company viii call f5r hnd
chec baggage from h..cs and residences through -
, - ,If-r11Ir,SC~ = p WOOD.
' " 49, c.-e~af nfar,ge- Gane-1I Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31

n. 70 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENsrOWN.
rr9rr P.e- 40 y. r.. foot o: Carksoa -. .
luca-ia. Ssrf II !. -. Umhria. sept 2j. > P N
Y,rrra'. Ser,. H. 3 p " I.acania... Oct. 10 A. n
Carocsn,a Sent l. 10 4 VI Etrura- oct g. = p M
EXTRA SAIIINGS
Aurara : sept. Il. nOca
vJp~oN II BROWN & Co. Gen. Agents.
r0,vI.ING GREEN. NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
MACHINERY.

= - - - ~-~l,,~- --.N-- -~.N--0.N-->.>
At REDUCED PRIc E.. 100 secondhand
WOOL and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39s Madl-
6, -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
WHITE STAR LINE.

Sept. !. noon Majestic ..ss7t 20 noon
German -. Sept : noon Gefmanc. oct o. noon
eui sept. ls noon 1ealon; o. , i$ s noon noo,
No COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER SIHA Mfl!9.
PIE. NJ s5 North River Once l,-oadway. \. J.
IL MAITLAND kERsEY. AGENT
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
LOANS.

LEG AclES BOUGHT and advanced on;
short time business notes, moderate
amounts dlsrouut-d imm-t lately -u3
broadway. corner Fulton. NAL anu EA-
rress Building. Room 20l.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31

and Wht~hsN Terminal
Trains leave foot - T..bert. g.
For rasf,- I;-'hl@hcn Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c ..
- 7.i5. g.lO a NJ. leO0 " 20 Easfonl. 1910, 70
4.i5 G.ao .. Fas'onl > - q 30 70 Aiieniow p NJ
sunday. $50 ,7:CO 20 Fsston) 4. ~ GO 30 6'o
r.r W ke,bnr-e Plnsion and scranton. oio A. NJ.
I.iG 40 4.ii p " Sundafs 40 \ VI
For Peadnr 70 500 ".l" 1000. II 30 \. NJ, ~"
,.an go 400 80 - 900 p II. I25 night. sun
avs 4.?o 4. II. l.Co 200 500 5;0 Goo i 81. i-.i1
+. Harrisburg a, 40 so0 olo iI:s0 4. VI. i.io.
go 2h = p " l9.l5 algh,. SUNDAYS. 80 A NJ.
i.Oo $40 C0o = NJ. lc:li night
FIR Sunburv r"Vsburg and Wi.lamspoft az 40 500
a:l0 l. VI. 10 l30 ".oD r II sundays. 4,5O a. NJ.
=. ". ~ ,r,
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Hel Bank Long Branch AsbIry PARK Ocean
Gr.,e ard D1ir's eouth 20 Point Pleasant 10 s'3".
90 8 30 Ted Bank onlyl. AS $50. cij - 90 Ssiur-
.lsvs onl, p " SUNDAYS tstors az nt@riakcn Tor -
lr, p,tk erl ocean 9i5 4 M.. 90 800 =. VI.
r-o- rakewo odd Toms River Rarrsgai Park and Bsrne
gaf 40 $50 A. u. 30. $50 i. Il. sundays. 9lo
~ Atlantic CITY vineani. and Briige:on $40 A. NJ.
40 T.
Xavosnk 40. so. 1870 " l.%3. as. c:ij /. NJ
BOATS LEAVE WnITEHArL TERMINM.
,o22. io:'' y - i - a NJ 70 90 -
., 9.iO n.-5 1885. u 20 p. NJ. 1910 night san
eavs 30 SIS Oh 49, \. II. 1900 ". ie'5i. -,
o.o0 800 a.,7 4.2o 455 5:"5 COO Cos 7:2i. s:25.
0.oD go fO.is 10 - i. VI. 10 might.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
CAvANNAH LINE. SCUM sud Southwest.

- From Pier "a. X. r. p ~. MONDAYS, Tuesdays
Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays. direct TO
savanrah ClcSe rai connection for points beyond.
Low Augusta Macon Atlanta. Montgomery
Ihsm New Orleans. CHAT. Nashville etc.
Tickets include meals and superior accommodations on
steamer. Tor passage sni ieight rates apply Gen Ofs
p X BRYAN Jr. & A. 3i7 Broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
TO VENEZUELA.

Steamers Il the RED "D' LINE. unier mail con-
tract with the United states Government appointed
Q sail from Robert pier. BROOKLYN.
For la Guayrn f0r Caracas Puerto tnbeiIo. curacao
and Haracaibo. Via Curacao.
S. CARACAS.......... Saturday. september I. p.
sS NENEZr Ella "Wednesday, september 10 ! y.
IS PHII.A DEIPfIfA Saturday. Sepienlbsr %. y.
BOrLTON. BLISS DAiLETT;
General Manager No. l35 Front -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
The new Tw.n-Screw Passenger Steamship
B0TTE ERDNGlz

Of tAe HO1I-AND-ANERlcA LINE. VII sail for
Bouiogne-surMer Goldon ane Paris. ana ito,eianh 0A
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4TH. 1891. d; - A. NJ su,
ytr.or Accommodations. Cheap rates APpy 10 OrIsia
Jsssenger ..gency u the HOLLAND-AMLkICA 4-INi'
81 Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
OLD DCEllMlWRl LlMEa


SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OCT OF NETWORK.
ieightul tau-s foi-, Comfort. Norfolk. Newpor-
News Petersburg Portsmouth Pinners Point kicamona
Virginia Esa-t. Va and Washng'0a u. G. Freight ana
Iassenge sail from Pier 20 North Rive. every
wesktay oX-ep, saturday a, T. NJ and Saturday a.s
J. II ". Z. GUlLLAUDEC. Vice-Pres't and Traffic Mg-.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
HELP WANTED.
Female.

HANDS o. loaded slipper vamps: work
taken home. those with some experience
preferred cal between anl o. o'c.ocN. &.
r. TEFI.F .U7 5ifh 81. between 81 and
81 n,aa. Ilr-.l .l.llr
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31

OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL S. S. co.
Between San Francisco. shanghai Yokohama and Hong
Steamers leave Francisco
GAELIC. VIA Honolulu sept, II. o. n
CITY OF IEkINti. VIA Honolulu. oct = ,. n
lf1hlt .'ci y. III.
\.
BELGIC. VIA Honolulu .......,........- Oct 30 p m
f. f~r.Ch. passage and gene Information. apply 70
$40 RrDaJway Battery Place NashlustJa Building.
ard - Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
BOARD ASn ROOMS.


AMERICAN FAMILY will rent third horr
with board private bath. also other
rooms references. 49, park ave. near
51th- 81
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24

Virginia came to the front last
week with . little payday stabbing
ARRAY and general all around fracas.
Bernard Kangas and Leander Long
are the sufferers, the former with a
broken arm and crushed skull and the
latter from a severe knife thrust
which caused q ten-inch cash over
the right shoulder. Kangas was
found to be the agressor and was
bound over to await the action of the
grand jury.
We met the Hon. Neil McInnis on
the train Thursday who was on his
way to the Mesaba range to look over
his extensive interests. Mr.. McInnis
says he will soon leave for the Seine
river gold fields and will devote his
attention to gold mining for a time.
He thinks the iron business has gone
about as far as possible for the small
producer and while he thinks this
will be good iron year, the small
mine owner will not realize an
enormous profit. His Mesaba range
interests are in good hands and he
feels confident Of success in the gold
country.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24
Goes to Indiana.

Much regret is being expressed over
the contemplated departure of the
Rev. T. G. McGonigle to the Hoosier
state. During his administration on
the ranges, Mr.. McGonigle has made
many and lasting friends who are
grieved over circumstances of i'll
health which compel him to seek
a different climate He is a man
of sterling worth and it is regret
able that a man of his character
cannot be held in this section of the
universe.
Wherever he may 60, We trust he will
find conditions to his liking and can
assure those with whom he may cast
his lot that TO know Mr. McGonigle
is an honor of which all may feel
proud.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24
Opposition to Taxes.

Taxes for 1895, delinquent on Jan.
| 4, 1897, will meet with resistance
judging from the number of protests
fled with the clerk at Duluth Satur-
day. Nearly 80 objections are filed.
The answers in each case are similar
and bring UP objections which are
new and interesting.
The first one is that the delinquent
list was not filed with the clerk Jan.
20, as required by law, but on Feb. 2.
On this ground it is asked that the
proceedings be set aside. Failing in
this other and more interesting
grounds are entered. 1t is alleged
that in 1895 and previous years taxes
were very unfairly assessed. 1t is
asserted that large numbers of the
most valuable mining and mineral
properties were deliberately, inten-
tionally and willfully left off the tax
rolls with a deliberate design on the
part of the assessors and other tax
officers to favor and exempt the min
ing interests.
1t is alleged that many of these
lands were not entered at all, and if
they were entered they were exempt
ed from taxation. It is asserted that
the cash value of the lands thus
omitted is at least sl0.03O,OOO. Those
which were put on the tax lists were
assessed far below their regular value,
it is stated, property worth s26, $40. 900
being assessed at 1854, 051.
1t is claimed that this threw too
much of the burden on other lands
which were Disseminated against,
and for this reason it is asked that
the proceedings be set aside.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24
Spring Is Here.

Sunday was the vernal equinox. the
beginning of spring, and it was not a
bad beginning, so far as Ely was con-
cerned. II was the beginning of
spring for the northern hemisphere,
and the beginning of fall for the
southern hemisphere. Sunday the
rays Of the sun fell directly upon the
equator. Twice year the sun crosses
the equator. making the days and
nights Of equal length in all parts of
the earth. 1t is supposed the recent
snow, rain and wind storm was what
is commonly referred to as the equin-
octial storm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24
"GAPINGS" TAKEN.

Spring suitings at Korb's.
Temple Ladies Quartette on April
Ist.
Chas. Stewart went to Duluth Tues
day.
New styles in ladies' trimmed hats
at o. G.. Korb's.
The Tower Bell, the leading cigar
on both ranges.
Matt Kapsch went to St. Paul Mon
day for a week.
W. T. James has recovered from his
recent attack of quinsy.
Maynard Winton went to Duluth
yesterday for few DAYS.
Patronize the Tower Bell, the lead
ing cigar on both ranges.
Robt. Whiteside was up from Dull
nth few days this week.
John T. Been, of Hibbing, is regis
tered at the Commercial.
The Episcopal Guild meets with
Mrs. W. E. Pike this afternoon.
The best ten cent cigar in the
market is the Schiller. Try it.
Mrs A j. Fenske has been on the
sick list several days this week.
Don't forget the Ladies' Quartette
at the Opera house on April lst.
W. C. Winton, of the Knox Lumber
company. went to Duluth Monday.
Manager Burt, of the Zenith, spent
several days in Duluth the past week.
A large line of ladies' shirt waists
at o. g. korb's.
DR.. C. G. Shipman and Manager
John Pengilly spent Monday in Du-
luth.
G. Lingren paid S. into the city
treasury Friday for being too full of
spirit-l50 proof.
Rev. T. Fl. McGonigle conducted
Episcopal services at the NJ. E. church
last evening.
A. J. Thomas left Monday morning
for st. Paul where he will spend few
weeks.
The new shapes and fancy stitching
in children's shoes are all shown at
O. G.. Korb's.
L. NJ. Wagner left Monday for an
extended visit to Chicago, Milwaukee
and other cities.
A large assortment mems, boys and
children clothing just arrived at o.
@. Korb's.
p. O'Brien, wife and children, OF
Eveleth, are in the city visiting
friends and relatives.
Smoke the Schiller Cigar. There
are no better cigars made. Try them
snce and you will never change.
Miss Lizzie Schaefer, of Stedford,
Wis, is visiting with her brother at
the editorial residence.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24
LOG Registered.

l06 names were registered in the
three wards of the city Tuesday. Is
in the first, IL in the second and IA in
the third ward. In all probability
there will be few more names regis
tered next Tuesday, the last day of
registration. The judges at the
various wards were very particular at
the registration and nothing but
bona-fde names were PM on the list.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24

Today at the residence of the brides
parents in this city, Miss Selma
Alholm was united in holy bonds of
matrimony 10 Mr.. Edward Aska, of
Tower, Rev. E. n. Raymond officiat-
ing. Both are well known young peo-
pie and hosts of friends join in wish
ing them long and prosperous
married life
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24

LyANTED-sEvERA FAITHFUL MEN
w or women to travel for responsible
established house in Minnesota. Salary
SSo, payable SIS weekly and expenses
Position permanent Reference. Enclose
aelf-addressed stamped envelope The Ma
Nonsl. star Building, Chicago.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-08-14
First Public Iticn August !. 1897.
New England Loan and Trust Company

First Public lticn August I, 1897.
New England Loan and Trust Company
'. Thompson.
To 4 nnie Pitts and William Pits. her
husband. Philip X. ketrics and Frank
s. Bolar non-res. dent defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that on August 5, 1897. New
England Loan and Trust Company.
an Iowa corporation, as plaintiff. be-
gan an action against you and other
defendants in the district court Of
Lancaster county, Nebraska, the CD
ject Of which is to foreclose certain
mortgage on the following land in said
county, to witt the south west quarter
of section number 81, in town number
II north OF range number east OF
the 9Th Principal Meridian, made by
James Thompson, and Sarah Ellen
Thompson 20 New England Loan land
Trust Company, dated April 18th 1887.
to secure the payment Of promissory
notes OF said James Thompson. To-
said New En- gland Loan ard Trust
Company for sl62 80 on which there
is now due $3.50 with interest from
May LIST. 1897, at ten per cent per an
mum pursuant to coupons; Plaintiff prays
for decree Of foreclosure and sale Of sad
land to satisfy saiC. liens as aforesaid,
for deficiency judgement and general
relief. You are required TO answer
plaintiffs petition IN or before the 9th
day of September, 1897.
New England Loan & Trust Company.
Plaintiff.
BY S. l.. GEIsrBaRDT, Attorney.
a2s.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-08-14
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G. A. r. Buffalo Through Car
Service -$24.7O Round Trip.

Our Teachers Milwaukee excursion
was 80 successful, and our patrons 50
well pleased with our superb line and
through service that We propose to give
all who contemplate awaiting themselves
OF the very low rate to Buffalo and re-
turn Aug. 81 and -. an opportunity to
enjoy special through car service
Lincoln to Buffalo via the Great North
western line and connections.
If you think you would like to travail
via the short line to Chicago just call
on me for particulars.
Out of-town people who would like
to go via the best route in through cars
are requested to write me for particu-
lars concerning this trip. A. S. Field
ing. city ticket agent, III SO 10th street,
Lincoln, Neb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-08-14
Cheap Excursions VIA North
western bine.

Round trip tickets will be sold by the
North. western line to points on dates
and at rates mentioned below:
Hot Springs, S. D.-August, 3Id. 81.
Fare sl550. Limit 30 days.
indianapolis. Ind.-August, 10Th. and
18th. and September eth. and Sth. 81.
Fare $500. Extreme limit respectively
September, 10Th. and 18th.
Buffalo, N.Y.-August, Dist. and 22nd
81. Fare s2i.7O. Limit September, Goth.
For further particulars call on or
write, A. S. Fielding, City Ticket Agent
III S 10Th. st, Lincoln, Nebr.