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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
A Reconnaissance FROM KIMBERLEY
BRITISH SALLY FORTH AND SHELL THE IN
TRENCHED BOERS AWHILE.

TRENCHED BOERS AWHILE.
Kimberley, Dec 20.-At 2:30 o'clock this morn
ing mounted detachments under Colonel Peak
man, with three Maxims and three 7-pound-
ers. under Major May. reconnoitred. Leav-
ing the intrenchments the British advanced on
Toll Pan The Boer pckets fired and our Max
inns replied. the Beers disappearing over the
ridge.
Our guns then began to shell Toll Pan at a
range Of $500 yards. Boer gun dropped four
shells near our men. but did no damage. AS
the Beers were strongly ntrenched we with
drew Their guns are well placed.
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LAUNCHING or TORPEDO BOAT STOCKTON.

Richmond Va. Dec. c7.-Despite the fact that 1t
was showing heavily. a large crowd assembled at
the Trigg shipyard this afternoon to witness the
launching OF the torpedo boat stockton The Stock
ton is a sister boat to the Shubrick. which was
launched at the Trgg yard some weeks ago. Miss
Katherine Stockton. the oldest unmarried daughter
Of the Oldest son OF Commodore Stockton. named
the vessel The stockton is l75 feet long, II feet
beam and feet inches draught, and Is expected
10 make on her trial trip 8 knots.
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DISPATCHES FROM THE FRONT.
THE DIsAFFECTED COLoNIsTs-BoER ARR
WELL SUPPLIED WITH FOOD.

THE DISAFFECTED COLONlSTS-BOERS AXE
WELL SUPPLIED WITH FOOD
London. Dec. 2S-A special correspondent Of
"The Daily Chronicle" telegraphing from
sterkstroom, Cape Colony Thursday. December
q, says:
Strong measures are necessary to check the
hostile feeling among the Dutch colonlsts whose
sedition is shown In the removal OF railway
bolts, the obstruction Of bridges and culverts,
and attacks upon solitary horsemen.
Disaffection Is bound 10 Increase, unless Inn
mediate reinforcements are forthcoming. The
loyal Dutch and British settlers becoming
alarmingly impatient
The Daily Chronicle publishes the following
from Cape Town:
Herr Schlesinger. an agent OF the New-York
Equitable Assurance Society, who has arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
Mr.. MONNETT ATTACKS TRUSTS.

Boston, Dec. H.-Frank s. Monnett. Attorney Gen.
eral OF Ohio. well known as the uncompromising
opponent OF trusts. made interesting address be-
fore the Twentieth Century Club here this evening
In the hall OF the Boston University Law school, on
THE Abdcation of Sovereignty" The speaker at
tackled the Standard oil Company and referred TO
testimony given before the Industrial Commission
In Washington 10 show the arrogance OF monop-
olies.
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BrBONIc PLAGUE AT HONOLULU.

Victoria 3. c.. Dec. q tSpeciaD.-rhe bubonic
plague has appeared at Honolulu. where 1t was In
troduced from Japan. The steamer Aorangi de-
clines call at that port on her trip across the
Pacific.
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rI-pops oRJECT TO "SHADOWING."
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY MINTYRE
SAYS 1T rs THE USUAL THING
In SICH Trials.
IN SUCH TRIALS.

IN SUCH TRIALS
s,a ~ the Jurors In the Moneux case have
counlaIned TO Recorder Goff that they are con
stantlv "shadowed" by detectives and that the
close surveillance TO which they are subjected Is
cause Of annoyance to them. Mr. Martin the fore
man of the jury objected to being followed by
detective nearly month ago. but the Recorder
said on that occasion he was unable to help him
In any way Other Jurors resenting the
ubiquous attentions of the detectives. Instances
have been laid before the Recorder OF detectives
and even intruding themselves in private conver-
sations
edge Of detectives having been employed TO watch
the Jurors but Assistant District Attorney Mcln-
tyre admitted that fifteen had been obtained
from private agency. and that detective had
been assigned TO each one OF the jurors. lie added
that II usual 10 watch jurors during the trial
OF an important murder case. and that such pro-
cedure was essential for justice and public good
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Continued on second page.

FAST TINE TO ST. LOUIS
Leave centre OF New York City-Grand Central
Staton-lOo p: NJ. arrive St. Louis 6:5s r. NJ next
day by New York Central. No excess fare.-Advt
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Amateur Photographers may have films deyeloped
or printed by lockwood. Broadway and Fortieth- ST.
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SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
AND ST. louis.
Pennsylvania Railroad. finest trains: fastest
time; best service-Advt
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THREE TOOTH REQUISITES.
good dentist. good tooth brush and Bensolyptua
Antlseptic Tooth Powder. At all drueg!sts.-Adyt.
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MARVELLOUS ACCURACY.

Operation OF the Pennsylvania Railroad All the
Safeguards known to science Short line to Chicago.
--Advt
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EVANS DoUBLi COMBINATION
Brewing and bottling tie best Ale and Stout
AdVt
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Opening of Shanley's Roman Court, Broadway
and i2nd St. Saturday at p M-Advt
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Chieveley Camp. Dec. 22.-Our scouts having
reported Beers in force on this side of the Tugela
River three regiments OF regulars supported
bv artillery and all the available mounted vol
unteers under the command Of Lord Dundonald.
advanced The Beers retired across the river.
The British captured five hundred cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28

Chieveley Camp, Dec. 25.-Although the two
armies were in sight OF each other, with the tenn
perature 1O2 degrees in the shade. the British
today enjoyed characteristic Christmas cheer.
Captains Gleenfel and Kirkwood. Of the South
African Light Horse. left here yesterday to In
spect the patrols along the eastern hills. Their
horses returned at night alone
Colonel Donald. Of the Royal Fusiliers. has
had his collar bone broken by being thrown from
his horse while on outpost duty.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01

. dose Of this remedy would save
hours Of suffering while a physi-
clan is awaited We do not be-
lieve in depending implicitly on
any medicine for cure, but We do
believe that if bottle OF Cham
berlain's Diarrhoea Remedy were
kept on hand and administered a,
the inception OF an attack much
suffering would be avoided and in
very many cases the presence OF a
physician would not be required.
AT least this has been our exper
ience during the past twenty years
Sylvan Valley News. Brevrad,
N. c. For sale at the Arcade
Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
Il. II Rish.7

For an editor to recommend
patent medicines 1t may be a
question as to whether the editor
of newspaper has right TO pub
licly recommend any OF the various
proprietary medicines that food
the market, yet as preventative
of suffering we feel ii duty to say
a good word for Chamberlain
Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhoca Rem
edy. We have known and used
this remedy in our family for
twenty years and have always
found it reliable. In many cases
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
The Churches.

BAPTIST. Preaching at II a. IN.
by Rev. II. 3. Robins, and at 4 p
m. by Elder Lobley, OF Oklahoma.
The pastor will preach at night.
Everybody cordially invited
PRKsByrERIAS CHURCH. - The
pastor will preach at II a. m. and
8 p. m. After the morning SER
mon the sacrament of the Lords
Supper will. be administered in
which all Christians are cordially
invited to participate.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL--H. b.
Collins, pastor. Fourth quarterly
conference Saturday, July Ist, at 2
p. m Sunday, at II a. m, Rev.
]. F. Harris, presiding elder, will
preach. Communion service after
the morning sermon. The pastor
will preach at S p. M. Subject,
ssTo Every One His Portion"
CHuRcH or CHRIST There will
be preaching both morning and
evening by the pastor, the Rev.
Elmer Ward Cole Morning sub
ject: developing a Complete
Life. Evening subject: Sane
tilted Selfishness. These subjects
were announced for last week but
owing to the absence OF the pastor,
were postponed until tomorrow.
Everyone is given cordial invita-
ton to attend these services.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
North /. Jun.. Society Meets.

On last Saturday the Suburban
II orucultural and Improvement
Society OF La Junta. held picnic
at the Mcbride grove in North La
lunta- About one hundred we're
present.
The ladies' served fine dinner
and free ice cream made the chill
dren happy. All enjoyed the oc-
ession very much. George a.
Kilgore made pleasing address TO
the society, and after the appoint
ment OF several committees, it was
decided to meet once each month.
Some time in the near future the
society will hold Bee Day
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
Notes Of the Fourth.

The parade will star, promptly
at 1890 a. IN. and every partici-
pant is expected to be in readiness.
1t will be worth the price Of adj
mission 10 see Henry Behymer
and other ladies catch the creased
pig.
II Charles Cultivate succeeds
in finding a sack that will tit him,
he will be safe man to bet on in
the sack race.
The great and only Sol Mendei-
son will appear in his wonderful
performance. dressed In the latest
style OF bloomeTs.
Ell Senior Captain Juan Torro
Russell, the famous chef from the
Royal House OF Spain, will be in
charge OF the barbecue in the park.
Come one. come all and ..enjoy
yourself. Everything absolutely
free. If you see anything you
want, just take it, don't ask Tor it.
Up to the hour OF going to press
A. c. Kennedy seems to be the
favorite in the betting on the burro
race, with John Walsh and Russell
Stubbs close seconds.
A steer that will weigh 500
pounds dressed has been secured
for the free barbecue. Prime roast
beef will be plentiful. and en-
balmed beef at discount.
The only two big events left OFF
the official Fourth of July pro-
gramme are the balloon chase and
ice cream at the opera house all
day and during the evening.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01

was on his way home from the
Rough Riders reunion at Las
Vegas.
Pixies Peak will be Illuminated
with red, white and blue FIRE on the
night of July 3rd, between the
hours OF II and II o'clock. "A
good view may be had from Noun
tain View addition. and it is prob
ably the most favorable location to
stretch your rubber neck on that
occasion. -
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
eeu,.s os j.,y cre.Ae,.

OF all things don't be croaker
over the Fourth OF July celebration.
II you think you can have a bet
ter time in Swink or Pueblo on the
Fourth than you will have here in
La Junta. keep mum about 1t, or
go off into the wilds OF some vast
wilderness and whisper your tale
OF woe to your high lonesomeness-
You really make life a burden for
ordinary, common people. II all
depends upon the spirit with which
you enter into any given festivity
whether you have a good time or
not. Some people are SO critical
and hard to please that as soon as
they get to heaven they will com
mence to kick and want new
harp OF else claim that their white
robes haven't been to the laundry
for six weeks. Other people will
have a good time in hades by try
ing to make the best of rather un-
favorable conditions by singing
"Tbere'il be Hot Time" etc.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
Smoke La Junta.
Celebrate at La Junta.

Celebrate at La Junta.
The TRIBUNE for neat job work
For diamonds and fine Jewelry
go to Fisher & Larsens.
Go to Potter's ice cream parlors
for ice cream on the Fourth.
Artistic picture framing at the
Jameson Furnishing Company's-
G. n. Downer left on No. 2
Wednesday on short business
trip to Lamar.
County Clerk Winchell issued a
marriage license to Roy Burton
and Mary Van Hee last Wednes-
day.
Remember the dance given at
the opera house on Fourth Of July
night under the auspices Of the
band boys.
The railroad boys are hard at
work on their three floats, and their
displays promise TO be the most
attractive feature Of the parade.
The locomotive will be OF the regu-
lation size, equipped with cylinders
steam chests, drive wheels, main
rods and all the other parapher-
MALTA necessary.
Misses Clara Hill and Helen
Hill left Thursday morning for Los
Angeles TO attend the sessions OF
the National Educational Associa-
ton, which assemblies in that city
early this month. They will visit
Salt Lake, San Francisco and other
points OF interest on the Pacific
coast during their absence.
Helm & Gould, OF the English
Kitchen, opened for business We'd
nesday morning. Everything about
the place is new, bright and clean
and the interior presents very at
tractive appearance. They are
ready to minister to the wants of
the inner man night or day and
will be glad to see yon at any time.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
4 Frightfui Bivnder.

VIII often cause horrible burn,
scald. cut or bruise. Bucklen's
Arnica Sslve, the best in the
world. will kill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures old sores,
fever sores, ulcers, boils. felons,
corns, all skin eruptions. Best
pile cure on earth Only IS cents
box Cure guaranteed Sold by
lows Pharmacy
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
Ms.s d Meeo, cer.e.,

Very little interes, has been
manifested thus far in the maid of
honor contest, only seventy votes
having been cast up to 3 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. The informal
contest for La Junta's candidate
closes Monday, July sd. at 7 p. m.
The vote for each day until the
contest closes will be posted in
the pos,office every morning. The
vote up to 3 o'clock yesterday is as
.f1t,,~.e.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01
rne GLORIOUS sovarm.
Eyesything In Rssdinsss for the csss.
bsstion nexl rwssAsy.

The final meeting OF the various
committees of the Fourth of July
celebration was held last night.
All reported everything in readi-
ness. The grand marshal of the
day announced the following order
for the line of march:
vrRsr DIvIsIos.
Grand Marshal. Col. Il. g. Dalton and StA6.
business Mems Association. Mounted.
La JuntA Band. c. ". wonderiy. Drum Major
q. II X OF p. Company No. ~.
A. J. Nahnney. Captain
u. r. X Of r.. Company No. /,
J. T. Russell. Captain.
10. %. r., Tom Wood. Comm xndinx.
woodmen G. II. wcolf. Commanding.
Redmcn. J p. Bradish. Commanding.
Merican Society. dressed In native cnstume
Robert Beach. Commanding.
knights of Pythias. J. S. Walsh. Comma ndins
Rough Riders. II. r.. Pearson. Commanding
First division will form Illinois street
right of line resting on Sapta Fe avenue.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal. Captain John l. Gay.
A T. 4 5. 7. Employs. Master Mechanic IL.
ciuea-. Commanding
la Junta School Children.
Ladies' and Gentlern-n's Bicycle Club. Charles
fesrbohm. Commanding.
La Jnpta Fire Department.
Second division viii form On Kansas street
right Of line resting on Santa fc svcnue,
THIRD DIVISION.
Mar-hal. Captain James T. kirkmzn-
city Council and Speakers of the Day.
Floats.
Decorated Carriage
Citizens.
Third division will form on Granada street
right of line resting on sauta fe averue.
The line of march will be as fol
lows: North on Santa Fe avenue
to Trinidad plaza, east to Colorado
avenue. south to Montana, east Il
Cimarron, north TO Trinidad plaza
ives, to Santa Fe avenue, south te
Kansas street.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01

when the ladies will serve dinner
of hot biscuit. honey. butter and
boiled eggs
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01

Lafe Young, of Des Moines, la,
editor OF the Iowa State Capital,
was a pleasant caller atthe TRIBUNE
Office last "Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Young is a brother of Post
master Young, of Rocky Ford, and
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-01

Rev. H. B. Robins, son of Dep
uty County Clerk Robins, will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the Baptist
church tomorrow morning.
Daily camera., 1899-12-04

The Denver Republican chuckles
gleefully over few thousand dollars
unexpected revenue, earned by the Sec
retary of State and Insurance Commls
sioner, and would have the people be
finances. If old man Hill could lose
sight of the spectre of an inheritance
tax law, his editors would be able to see
very clearly that these few thousands do
not wipe off from the wrong side of the
ledger deficit of 100000, which only
an extra session of the legislature can
remedy.
Daily camera., 1899-12-04
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. ]. Z. Lilly, prominent citizen OF
Hannibal, Mo. lately had a wonderful
de!iverance from frightful death. In
telling of it he says: ~ was taken with
typhoid fever. that ran into pneumonia
My lungs became hardened. l was Sc
weak couldn't even sit up in bed. Moth.
ing helped me. expected to soon die
of consumption, when | heard of DR.
Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave
great rellet. l continued to use it, and
now am we'll and strong. cant say toe
much in its praise" This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest cure
in the world for all Throat and Lung
Trouble. Regular sizes 50 cents and
ST,oo Trial bottles free at Streamer':
drug store; every bottle guaranteed.
Daily camera., 1899-12-04

The marriage of Judge Westbrook S
Decker to Mrs. Sarah S. Platt both of
Denver, is the union of two of the most
honored citizens of the state. Mrs. Platt,
as president of the state board of Chari.
ties and Corrections and of the Woman s
Federation has an extensive following
in this state and her husband, is one of
the most lovable of men. May the
Deckers prosper and multiply!
Daily camera., 1899-12-04

| they've got secreted under there. l
shouldn't be surprised to find whisky
| still in full blast, or complete gam
bling outft-dash, dash 'em to dash
and destination! Send for carpenter,
sergeant"
The carpenter came, and he and two
or three of the guard laid hold of one
end of the plank after its nails were
drawn. and with little exertion ripped
1T off the other posts. Then everybody
held his breath minute, stared, and a
small majority swore. So far from its
being open to cats, cans and rubbish,
the space on that side was filled solid
with damp, heavy sea sand-a vertical
wall extending from floor to ground.
Canker almost ran around to the oppo-
site side and had a big plank torn off
there. Within was wall as damp,
solid and straight as that first discov-
cred, and so, when examined, were the
other two sides provided. Canker's face
was a sturdy, and the board gazed and
was profoundly happy.
AT last the colonel exploded:
by Jupiter! They haven't got away
at all, then! There isn't flaw in the
sand wall anywhere. They must be
hiding about the middle now. Come on,
gentlemen" and around he trotted to
the front door. Sergeant" he cried,
"get out all the prisoners-all their
bedding-every blessed thing they've
got. i want to examine that floor"
Most of the guardhouse birds" were
out chopping wood, and Canker danced
in among the few remaining, loading
them with bedding belonging to their
fellows until every item of clothing and
furniture was showed out of the room.
One member of the board and one only
failed to enter with his associates-a
veteran captain who read much war
literature and abhorred Canker. To the
surprise Of the sentry he walked de-
llberately over to the fence, climbed IL
and presently began poking about the
wooden curb that ran along The road,
making low revetment or retaining
wall for the earth. cindcrs and gravel
that, distributed over the sand, had
been hopefully designated sidewalk
by the owners Of the tract, Presently
Daily camera., 1899-12-04
1t happens that Mr.. Roberts. of Utah,

1t happens that Mr.. Roberts. of Utah,
is Democrat. The Republicans are
not at all solicitous about polye amy else.
where. for instance. the Sulu island or
Hawaii or Guam. but it happens that the
Republican majority in Congress is a
narrow one, and majorities always should
be large to be effective, owing to absence
OF members tor reasons of business or
illness. Hence the polygamous Roberts
is to be denied a seat in Congress. We
do Tot know as we object to Utah being
disciplined in this way and polygamy
being publicly condemned, but this
spectacle Of Republican morality is
somewhat engaging. The point in the
case of MIR. Roberts, however, is that he
is pronounced against polygamy, was
one of the men who drafted the law
against plural marriages, and has since
refrained from wholesale marriage, al
though he has naturally and properly
supported the women he married before
polygamy was made illegal. What
would these hypocrtes have Roberts do
cast aside the women he had sworn to
love, cherish, and protect7 Is 1t no.
enough that he refrained from the mar
rying habit?
Daily camera., 1899-12-04
AN ALL.ooLoKADo TEAM.

The sporting editor of the Denver
Times. who has written very fairly at all
times, has selected an all Colorado team
from the foot ball elevens of the state.
1t is evident that he believes Boulder
has more meritorious players than the d.
A. c. and, of course, there is very little
in the D. A. c. at any time to count up
on. 1t is purely question of how much
cash the organization cares to hazard in
foot ball. 1t is said that three husky d.
A. c players went to the box office after
the Thanksgiving game. pocketed their
wages OF 81 200 and lett Denver for their
eastern homes. How true this is we do
not know, but it is characteristic enough
to be true. The fact is, that Denver
pulls from all sources, whereas Boulder
puts up purely college game played
by college men attending or alumnae Of
NoS ohiSoiohy' iloWCNCi, tuC lu1CS, do
we started to say. has chosen an all
Colorado team and of the eleven it
selects as the best players. it is high
praise Of the university that FIVE are
selected. The sporting editor enters into
lengthy discussion of the merits of the
individual players of Denver, Golden,
Colorado Springs and Boulder and the
result of his observation is that the best
team that could be chosen to represent
the state in an interstate con,es, would
be the following:
Left End-Rothwell, d. A. c.
Left Tackle--Griffith, Colorado college
Left Guard-Kirkof. ID. A. C.
Center-Wolcott, Boulder.
Right Guard-Garwood, Boulder.
Right Tackle-Scott. Golden.
Right End-Rogers. Boulder.
Quarterback-Browning, Colorado col.
leSe.
Left Halfback-Pa,terson, Boulder.
Right Halfback-Morgan. d. A.C.
Fullbaek-Merten. Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-12-04
nuNTTEJ MORTGAGE MONEY. see
Ulh ! Il ]. WILHELM HAMM. Chcnry :
AUCTION SALE
And Turkey Shoot on Thursday, December
7, Sanborn's Place.

And Turkey Shoot on Thursday, December
Tat sanborn's Place.
At c. w. Sanborn's place. two and a
half miles east OF Boulder, there will be
100 turkeys for Democrats. Republicans
and Populists to shoot for and FREE
LUNCH at noon for all. will. also,
auction off twelve head Of high grade
Jersey COWS, registered bull. several
head of horses, three farm wagons, a
two seated carriage and blackboard.
Also, some household furniture, dairy
fixtures. three sets of double harness,
plows. cultivators, along with other ar,i.
cles including an ice cutting outfit.
The usual terms will be given. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock sharp. Come and
have good old fashioned time.
c. w. SANBoRN
]. A Seeley, Auctioneer.
Daily camera., 1899-12-04

| On Friday, December 9th, A. d, 1899,
at'Io:3o a. m at my home situated on
the NE x of the NV X Of Section 20.
TIP. N Of r 10 West, said home being
adjoining the Public road running past
said described tract of land and one
fourth of mile east of the Bader thool
house in Boulder county, Colo. will
expose for public sale 10 the highest and
| best bidder for cash the following de
scribed animals:
Bay Horse. years old. weight abou,
8co ,bs, left hind foot white.
Bay Horse. years old. weight about
8oo pounds. white star in forehcaL
Sorel Mare, years old, weight,
abou, 900 lbs. four white leg, to knees.
snip in face.
Soirel Mare. 1 year old, weight
abou' 900 lbs, four white legs TO knees
snip in face.
Dark. Irong gray Mare, l yeir ole,
weigh, abou, 100 lbs.
Lieh, Iron gray Horse. ar ,lN.
weight abou 100
White or Cray Mare. 10 years old,
weight about 100.
Sorrel Horse, 3 years old, right hind
foot white, weigh, about Iico lbs.
Black Colt. year old. white in fore.
head, two hind feet white, weight about
600 lbs
The above described animals being
the property Of David Carpenter and
are being sod by me to pay the pas,ur
age and feed bill Tor same for the year
1859. A. A. ADDAIR.
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