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Daily camera., 1898-03-26

Don't GET Exc1TED, we are only one
door west of old stand. Come in, we can
best the world on onion sets, garden
seeds, etc. Maple sugar and syrup at
cost. c. E. CoULEHAN.
4I5t
Daily camera., 1898-03-26
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, by her certain trust deed dated the
18th day Of April. A. D., 1892, duly acknowledg
ed and delivered, and duly recorded in book 81
County. Colorado. katharine A. Farnsworth
conveyed to Neil d. Mckenzie, trustee; with fLe
acting sheriff of Boulder county successor in
trust: the following described property and
Lot numbered ten 16) in block numbered one
hundred and twenty-five 12z) in the town
(now city, of Boulder according 70 the record
being situated in the County of Boulder and
State Of Colorado, to secure to John L. McRae
the payment Of her one prOmissofy note of even
date with said trust deed, foC the principal snm
three years from the date thereof with interest
from said date at ten QO) per cent per annum |;
interest payable semi-annualiy, OF to be counted
Whereas, said Katharine A. Farnsworth fail
ed and refused to pay the iens and taxes and
assessments lawfully made upon and against
said property and premises, and whereas, the
in accordance With the terms Of said trust deed
the owner and holder Of said note did, for and
on account OF said sena. tAxss nd assesements,
named dates, to-wit: On Decsmber 18th, 1895,
the sum Of two hundred and fnrty-dx dollars
and forty cants ; ard 9n yuiy asth ieea, the sum Y
WsSrsasf bf.uit has beer ,n.ds il the pay.
intsrest dur thereon and Of NY and sveEy part
ofiAFid pot6sAud ct seid iHyetest according to
tho tsnSr ana eHectHf said h6se as a1lb in the
payment 81 my a9d every part Of ssA sum Of
two hundfed and fcrty.six dollars and forty
cents, and of the said sum OF two hundred and
ninsteen dollars and eighteen cents, and OF the
interest due on said two last named sums.
Nov thaEefQre, At the request OF tho legal
6aner xsi6 hc3der OF satd note ana NJ accordance
with the terms and conditions of said trust deed,
notice II hereby given that j. Neil d. Mckenzie,
trustee 90 aforesaid, shall and will at tho hour
Of ton O'Clock i4 the forenoon Of nod %.
Tuesday. April Sed, 1865,
s-ll and iisposs OF. ths' ssfd lot; tto>etty and
premises and all the right, title: bens6t and
eqyisy Sfk rsdsmptio2 e sid Kashasins 4;
public auction at,the court house. ct the Doufh
froat door thereof, in the city ri BQnldef. in
fhs counf1 Cf BodId6t, a 10 4tdte u C4ldIadhj
for the highest and b.st price the same viii 4
bring in cash, for the purpoee Of paying said
note and the interest duo thereon mp TO the
tins Of sale, according to the terms and tenor
q sid.nate, - alee - said sam q two han.
intsrest thereon from December il(h, 1893, q
tho rate Of ten per cent per annum mp to the
time Of sale, a. also the said sum Of two hun.
dred and nineteen dollars and eighteen cents
and interest thereon at the rate OF tqn per cent
per annum from July 18th, lS05. up "a til time
Of sale, as slso the e1sts OF advertising md sale
An4 eo1q!niMfoas &hd all oehgr e@p1ps hereof
na14s ald coudl ltioes pf sid trust ID
D'ssd snis q dEs ~ S s. 4e Hos III 1rss....
CHA9- a. CAMPBELL, Attorney.
Daily CanWA-1ifst pub naFch 4-last April
Daily camera., 1898-03-26

Tt Cure a Cold in One Day
cake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if II fails
cure. 25 cents.
Daily camera., 1898-03-26
Their Bloody Deeds.

My ancestral sires have never
Made the British run before;
But they've murdered the kings English
s For a hundred years or more.
-Brooylyn Life.
Daily camera., 1898-03-26
The ReaI-ninculty.

'The trouble with you," said Mr..
Ruffedge's wife, after warm debate,
lis that you are confirmed dyspep-
Daily camera., 1898-03-26

FoR. .SALE-A small phaeton. Address
2o1l Pine street, City.
Daily camera., 1898-03-26

! mo, my dear was the answer;
that's not correct. The trouble with
me is that I am contradicted dyspep-
tic. c."-Washington Star.
Daily camera., 1898-03-26
."Lst Us spray"

'"Let Us Spray"
We guarantee cure for blight and
the destruction Of the insect pests with;
outthe use ot poison. Give US trial.
The " oodburys Centennial State Blight
Cure Cempany. 823 Lafimer street. Den.
ver; Colorado. a. M. HUNTER, ACT.
1eott Boulder County, Colo.
Daily camera., 1898-03-26

Evaporated apples 3 pounds for 25c
Eleven bars laundry soap for 25c.
Rocky MOUNTAIN STORE.
Daily camera., 1898-03-26
2 x I

Sehilling's Best baking
powder ought to sell for
twice as much as the next
best. sos
Daily camera., 1898-03-26

Use Prof. Fields worm powders. 1
single trial proves their worth.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-09

TEMPO pregunt6 Andres con inquistud
-solaneats alzunos dfas, rsspondio Monte-C Cristo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-09
ss poxu p.mA SCOTT & BOVINE QUIMicos


Sc SAGA pnb'lca subasta Ell SER
vicio de.bagsjes durante ell sesv.cie
de baga jss durante ell ano eco. d.
1893 60 bal, 4 tipo de 5000 pesos
CON sugeci6n al plisgo de condicione.
que SO halla de manifesto en la Sc
cretarla del Excmo. aynasamiento
FL acto d. la subasta tendra luga,
en- sl despaoho de la ACADIA el dis
E3 De los corrientes las diez de ls
maf1sna bajo Ia pnasidencia de la au-
toridad local y CONCEAL de dlcha
Corporscion designado para el efecto
debiendo la proposition sjustsrse a
modelo que &c inserta continuation
y acompanarse ia misma una car
ia de pago que acredite haber con
signade ei interesado en- la Deposi
taria Municipal la suna de $50 pc
SOS qac Sc exige como garant1a pro-
visional, siendo la dehnitiva 2or el
10 pS de Ia cantidad porque Sc We
rifque el remate debicndo efectuar
sc los pagos al remnsista por docs
avos parties 8 ssa al vencimiento de
cada mes hasta completar el impor-
te de aqueI.
Ponce 70 de Junio de 1898. I'll
calde Luis Gantiey
Mode'o de proposition que SO sta
El que suscribe vecino de---.se-
gun 10 comprueba con su &c lula per
sonal que acompafia, se ha enterado
peifectamente del annncio publicaio
por la Presidancia del Excmo Ayun-
tamiento, asf como de los requisites
que SO exigen para la adjudication
On p1b!ica Sabasta del Servicio d.
vsgsjss, dnrsnte ell sno econ6mice
pr6ximo de 1898 90 y de todas Ia:
obligaclones y derechos que sefala e
pliego de condolences que ha de re
CIR en- Ia contrata; y no estando
comprendido en- ninguno de los ca
SOS que determine el artfculo I1o de-
r. .. de de Enero de 1883, sc
compromise q tomar por su cuenta
ell expresado servicio por la suwa dc
(aqui sc expresara ests en- letra y
gruesos caracteres
Fecha y firma del licitador.
El sobre que contengs 10 PROPOSE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-09
Crandes Y pequenoS !.

los peauo Mlhos
de hgado
ell
estdo deaf las
conre
LEm Emuadndk dk Scott eHd pddr
Hy a las
p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-09
ci6n dira 10 signiente Proposition
pasa la adjudication del servicio de
bagajes durante el sfo economico de
1898 & 90 que presenta Don.


El seror don francisco de Arango Y Man
| tilla, Juez de primera instancia de eta cin
lad su partido Judicial, eo providcnoia de
este dfa dict ada en- los ejeoutvos segu.d ,s
por don a atomic Asses Aozo contra Ia su
cesi6n de don Diego de la Texera y PiloHs
en- cobro de IN creditc hipotecario, SO ha
dispuesto la tercera subssta dc los bienes
embargados por Ell preoio irreductible equi.
valente los creditos preferences, sin que
hasta la fscha aparezcsn otros que el que 90
mo two de la ejecuci6n, cuyos bienes con-
sisten en- 10 'guientes: Una casa de man.
postsria de altos bajos, forrada exterior
mente de maders, cubierta de hero galya-
niZado y marcada con ell ndmero once de 60
bierno, midiendo por el frente que da q Ia
Ia Plazs de las Delicias de esta ciudad, ocho
metros quinientos veinticinco milimetros y
por Ia caile de la Union la que hice es-
quina mide treinta cinco metros novecien-
tos cuarenta y cuatro milfmetros, con su
cocina de mamposterfa de cuatro M stros
Quinientos cuatro milfm stros, con un largo
de veinticinco metros doecientos .incueCta
y clnco milimetros y IN cobeI t!zo que mide
de frente doce metros seiscientos sstenta
ocho milimetros de foado ciaco M .tros 80
tenta un milinetros cnyA casa esta
enclavada en IN solsr, cuyo frente sea su
entrada da la Plaza de las Delicias de e,
to poblaci6n, midiendo poi dicho fre nGe disz
metros seisci2ntO5 nueve milImttr tros; pOr sn
fondo treinta y siete metros cincuenta
nueve centimetros, y al frente lie su fondo
mide veinte y cioco met:os setenta y cinco
milimetros, pues el solar es irregular lin
dando la derecha entranlo 6 sea Rl Este
con ancs urbana de los hermsnos Valdivis-
so solar que fd6 de don Jose Ramon Ven
DIRE ], hey de don Rafael Toro J Gambia;
la izqnierda, que es de Osst to 10 calle de Ia
Union, y con su espalta que es 81 Norte,
con inca urbana de dofla Isabel PARA de
Ointr6n, antics de don Jscinto Delgad Gu.
"a 1nca ha sido estimada On Ia suma de
veinte mil pesos moneda corriente come .cial.
Y para que tenga efecto dicha subasta en-
la Sala Audiencia de este Juzgado sito on
la oalle de Oristins, el dia treinta del &C.
tnal las dos de sn tarde, SO anuncia por
medic del presents edicto, adVirtiendo los
que coHcurran al ecto, que los ttulos dc
propiedad existen en- lea autos de refersn
cia, registrados en- debida forma, ain que
pusdan optar dicha subasta los que no hu
bieran consignado en- 10 mesa del JuEgado
ell diez por cianto del tipo de Ia obligaci6p
porque SO eiecnta, ascend ente cuatro NH
pesos Ponce, Junio tres de mil ochocien-
tos noventa J oeho.- Jose G. shyodsy. -Es
copia, Jos6 G. Schroeder. &-s
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
ENGLISH ROYAL SALARIES.

The duchess of Edinburgh brought
her husband a dowry of 81 100000 and
an annuity of s56,25O, which goes to
her children at her death
The queens daughters, Princess
Christian, Princess Louise and Princess
Beatrice, all have $4,000 year and
each had dot of S150,oo0.
Prince Christian has 81, 500 year as
ranger of Windsor park and the mar
quis of Lorre Sc. 900 year as governor
of Windsor castle
The duke of Connaught has S125,o0o
a year and his pay as general is nearly
$4,000. The duchess brought dowry
of SIS, 900 and the duke settled $500
year upon her at her marriage.
The duke of Edin burgh, forinstance,
whose financial affairs have SO often
been made the subject of gossip, had
an allowance of $4,000 a year on at
tanning his majority and another $780,
600 a year on his marriage, but yolun-
tarily ceded this latter item on succeed
ing to the duchy of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
The duke of Cambridge has $50 1000
n year and Gloucester house rent free,
which Is equal to another $4,000 q
year, and, although the rangershiP Of
the Green park, St. James, Hyde and
Richard parks are altogether worth
only $3.50 q year, the residences which
60 with them are worth a couple of
thousand pounds a year. While the
duke was commander in chief. as well
as colonel Of the grenadiers, he drew
about So. 900 a year from the war office
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

The soldier boy doll has quite driven
the popular Brownie to the wall.
The secret of true happiness Is to
have what we want when we want it.
To have persons thoroughly at your
mercy get them to permit you to sham
poo their heads.
Friendship costs a good deal more
than the two-eent stamps on letters
between the separated.
At the time of life when a woman is
popularity supposed to wear bonDets
she generally selects the biggest sort
Of hat.
1t always happens that the articles
which are scarcest in the household
are always the ones the neighbors wish
to borrow.
The person who never has to fabricate
for herself is generally the one picked
out by all her friends to aelp them out
of scrapes-
Goldenrod and geranipms make a
very Spanish color combination, but
very cheerful one, nevertheless, these
autumn days.
To some of US life is so full of disap-
pointment and suffering that the
bright times are regarded as really
suspicious circumstances.
1t is pleasant thought to the wom-
an who has no new autumn frocks that
there is some chance yet of her wear
ing out her old summer ones.
The species of tyranny to which pa.
tent is subjected by trained nurse
brings her fully in touch with the bal.
lad imploring a return to childhood
just for the night.-Boston Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
WOMAN'S WORLD.

A French writer attributes the grace
of Spanish women to the fact that
many Of them are taught fencing.
Mrs. Magdalene Thorsesen, the step
mother of Mrs Ibsen, says that the au-
thor's wife is passionately fond of lit
erature. and has exerted a great in
fuence over him.
The car has appointed the dowager
empress of Russia honorary colonel Of
the Pereyaslav regiment of dragons,
of which Emperor Alexander III. was
colonel in chief.
There was lately graduated from
school in Fond du Lac, Wis, Miss Lois
Minnie Cornelius, an Oneida Indian,
who is a direct descendant of long
line of chiefs, her grandfather having
been the celebrated Skenandore.
It is estimated that there are nearly
100000 slf-supporting women in the
United States. Almost every branch
of work known has been taken up by
mem bers of the gentler sex, and the
trades and professions show the work
ers to have acquired skill and ability
in the practice of their various callings.
On one occasion when Mrs. Glad
stone gave a dance the guests were
surprised to notice as the evening
went On that the masculine-or, al all
events, the bachelor-portion of the
community was conspicuous by it's alb
sence. ''Oh, dear," exclaimed Mrs.
Gladstone, II quite forgot to send out
the mems invitations; they are all in a
bag under the sofa"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
TRAINING THE YOUNG.
Road Instruction Is n Necessity Where
Permanent Results Are to BE
Accomplished.

1t is not to be denied that wheelmen
sometimes feel discouraged at the re-
suits obtained from ten years of per-
sistent agitation, much thankless Ia
Dor and considerable expenditure of
money in the cause of highway i'm
provement. At times the efforts that
have been put forth seem to have been
out of all proportion TO what has been
accomplished. The temptation. then,
is strong to relinquish the work en-
tirely to those who viii be the NEST
immediate and chief benefciaries of
il; but, knowing that the withdrawal
of their assistance would be The re-
movaI of one of the strongest supports
OF the cause, they turn again % renew
their efforts in its behalf.
There are some things connected
with the road problem that are better
understood. to-day than they were
few years ago, and they have brought
to wheelmena realization that there
are many sections Of the country in
which il is well-nigh impossible to IL
terest or instruct the people on the
subject, and where IL may take Z ger
eraIicn or two to convince them that
bad roads cost money while good
roads save il. Therefore. while in no
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
poLITENEss OF THE MExIcANs

my lady. am al your feet" is the
from a gentleman who meets lady,
whereas if two gentlemen meet they
say: IT kiss your hand
A Mexican will never permit a lady
to descend the stairs alone; he takes
her by the hand or offers his arm and
only takes leave of her at the street
door.
Often in their ra,nbles through Mex
leo strangers lose their way, and if they
have a slight knowledge of Spanish an
appeal to a native is certain to bring
courteous relief.
The Mexican lover calls his sweet
heart 1.-The very eyes of me" and if she
rejects him he is likely to say: Since
there is no help bow before you, kiss
your feet and depart"
Even the poor laborers rarely ad-
dress one another without some terms
Of endearment- Como estas, mi alma -
("How are you, my soul?'') is COM
mon form of address.
An American young lady was once
talking with an old Mexican gentle
man and she laughingly said some
thing about having some literary work
to do. It was good to see the old fell
lows impressive manner as he ex-
claimed: work! Miss. such lips az
yours should never mention work. You
should be a queen and wear pearls as
bea utiful as those incased in your love
" mouth"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
DAIRY SUGGESTIONS

If the cream froths perhaps it is be
cause you are churning too fast.
Before using wooden vessels in the
dairy scald and then thoroughly cool
Cornmeal alone makes hard butter
1t is advised to feed some oilmeal
with it
Common court plaster is often al
that is needed for a scratch or sore
on the teats-
Lessen the cost of production. But
this cannot be done to the greatest ex-
tent unless we have good cows.
II COW owners who have never fec
pumpkins will try them once they will
be convinced Of their excellence as
food for the milch cows
One of the best dairymen IN the
country says that he has found it to
be best to raise his own dairy stock.
Ee has found out the right of it.
Some people like more salt in buttel
than others do. Some people like but
ter entirely fresh. When private Gus
toners are being supplied butter can
be salted to suit them. Otherwise the
standard ounce to the pound ought &c
Be nAed--Westsrn Plowmaz.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
ACCORDING TO THE LAW.

Hunting for game with loaded gun
IL held, in Cornwell VS.. FraternaI Ac-
cident association On. d., 10 L. r. a.
437, not to constitute a voluntary ex-
Posure to unnecessary danger.
A judgment to constitute a lien from
the time of rendition is held, in Gala
nan vs. Votruba Qowa), 20 1. r A 375.
10 be rendered only when entered On
the record of the court and not when
merely signed and Endorsed Filled"
The use of buzz-saw by cashier to
saw off blocks from a board for his own
use is held, in Hess VS.. Preferred Ma
sonic Mutual Accident association
(Aich.), 40 L. r. a. 444. not to consti-
tute an exposure outside of his pre-
ferred occupation.
A purchase of lands on behalf of a
syndicate by real estate agents who are
members of it and also to act as agents
of the vendor, is held, in Ferguson vs..
Gooch Va.), 40 L r. a 234, unenforce-
able against the other members of the
syndicate
fragrant disregard by a water COM
pany of its obligation to furnish clear
and wholesome water, and the furnish
ing of water which endangers the
health and lives of the people, notwith-
standing remonstrances, are held, in
Palestine Water & P. company VS.. Pal
estine (ex), 40 L. r. A. 2o3, to be sufh-
cient grounds for FORGETTING the fran
chise.
The lack of an absolute unincum-
bered title to the property insured by
q policy declaring that it shall be of no
validity unless the insured has an I'M
conditional, uEincumbered title is held,
in Phoenix Insurance company VS..
Fuller (Neb.), L R A. 4Os, to be no
defense to the insurer if the insured has
an insurable interest and the insurer
accepts and retains the premium.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
HORSE TALK.

Sunlight and pure air are potent eie-
ments in promoting health and vigor
in horses as well as other stock.
Generous feeding of the growing
colt will surely result in larger and
smoother animal than If it is allowed
to grow up on the farm as best it can.
The horaesused for plowing and get
ting out the corn and other work on
The farm will be as well of without
shoes as with them. Try it.
If all grooms and herdsmen realized
the Importance of their making them
selves agreeable to the stock they ham
die we would have fewer unruly, nerv-
Gus and worthless animals.
Since the time of the revolution
horses have been steadily increasing in
size. Mr.. Wallace believes this to be
due to the importation of larger horses
from abroad for breeding purposes,
ard selecting the largest OF their
progeny TO breed from
At the time the first importations
we're made from great Britain and Eu-
ropean countries they were much
smaller than at the present time. Ac-
eording to the evidence collected the
colonial horses of Virginia about 175o
were nearly all between Is and II
hands, and that for 100 years they had
retained the peculiaritiesof their Eng.
sssh ancestors Of the reign Of James I
In color, size and gait.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
Ru..ta Hn. Rad Roads.

Baron Duquesne, sent to Russia BY
the Touring Club de France for the
object of inspecting the roads most
suitable for the projected Paris-St.
Petersburg motor car race. has issued
a long report stating that roads, as
understood in the rest of Europe. do
not exist in Russia save in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the largest towns.where
they are few and far between and very
bad at that. He concludes that the
intended race is almost an impossible
~. as the rough pathways used as
roads would not allow one vehicle ever
reaching its destination. Russia. it
would appear from the above, is not a
country that could be easily invaded
unless the railways were secured irst.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13

5egree abating their own interest II
highway improvement, cyclists find I
for their own interest in such districts
to secure the construction Of cycle
side paths. Such paths are directly
beneficial TO all concerned. for the
wheelman gets a good roadway and
the opposition are afforded food for
thought in the constant spectacle Of
the easy, rapid locomotion of vehicles
over smooth surfaces.
This is an educative influence, but il
canLot always be counted On as sulfi-
cient. To secure permanent results
II should be suppleme nt.al by practical
instruction, not alone to the adult
generation, but to the youth who VIII,
before many years, be called upon to
decide whether the mudways of tie
past are to be retained, or whether
greater prosperity is to be courted by
the aid of hard and permanent high
ways.
Demonstrations of road construc-
ton held annually in every county;
building of sample stretches on scien-
tific principles; efforts 10 arouse in
terest by promoting discussion in
farmers oranges and associations;
circulation of readable, convincing
matter, and the like. are among the
means that can be used TO appeal TO
the adult mind.
But younger minds can be appealed
to more effectively through the in
struction of the schools and colleges,
in every one of which Information on
the social and economic value of good
roads ought to be given. This is a
phase of the subject that has not yet
received the attention its Importance
merits. Too much cannot be expected
coming one can be trained to see the
great advantages of improving the
highways, so that they will naturally
take up the work when their time and
opportunity comes.
Doubtless there are obstacles to be
encountered in securing the introduc-
tion of such instruction into the COM
mon schools, but they can all be over
come. Not the least among them, per-
haps, is the fact shat few teachers are
themselves at all well informed on the
subject. and might not welcome il at
first. Few works suitable for pur-
poses of instruction now exist. and a
demand for them would be created;
but. in a short time. all this could be
remedied. and intelligent instruction
given to the young would eventually
bring forth fruit a thousandfold.-
Good Roads
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13
BOX FOR FRUIT LADDER.

the baskets top. The round form also
keeps the basket from being stable, as
1t is constantly swinging about on tht
one hook supporting it: A fruit-gath
ering box is shown in the cut which OBJ
die is made from fat hoop soaked il
water and bent into the proper shape
This handle can be supported by two
hooks. keeping the box very firm
With box the full opening from ono
side to the other is afforded for put
ting in fruit. If the box is CAREFUL,
lined with a double thickness of bur.
lap there will be less likelihood OF
sbruising the fruit, even in th%smalles'
degree.-N. Y. Tribune