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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

Ssepheu Loagfelicv 6tsphenfon. 3D.
mirissrAsof Of the Iste 6Gnsei 6tepbensoo
Of Gofha1a, 10 one Of The few Maine claim
ants inciaded in the amendment TO The te.
Aciency bill passed q the lite session 81
Congress providing for the payment Of
French spolnxi5n csaims. The amouni
awarded % his claim ID % I1s IL
fhis looks Ike spring The steamer
City Of Ricamon5 is announced 10 resume
her trips between Portland AID Machine on
Tuesday next, March Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11
The A Appropriations

1no ApPfOprsati0ub
The appropriations. generally. have
greatly exceeded those Of former Con-
crosses, and much alarm and complaint Is
heard from some quarters, lest this may be
urne cessaSy and unvarrAn.ed. But when
We take into consideration the unexampied
growth Of the country ard consequently its
increased wants; also the extra expenses
incurred by the extra pension bill, the
large expenditures for our new navy,
and the experiment of subsidies fer
cur postal ships, the excess Of sppro-
priaiions is easily accounted for and ought
TO be accepted by the people a. warranted.
And when considered that, in most Of these
debts incurred the money will be distributed
to the pockets of our own people and give
employment TO thousands OF our workmep
Eyes tens Of ihousands) one ought not to
complain much. The pensions 60 to
deserving men who will spend their money
for groceries. dry goods and other pro-
visions; the building Of ships for the navy
will give increased employment to .
great class Of workmen, and 90
also will the building of postal
vessels. The extra appropriations for
new custom houses and other public build
ipgs will have the same effect, and will
eventually save the government vast sum
in rentals and save complications and diff
Guilty. And so with many other appropri-
atoms extended for the good Of the govern
ment, the public and the workman.
No nation which can afford it, has ever
injured itself by spending its surplus for
the benef. Of its own citizens. Most Of
the money goes back to where it started
from-the pockets Of the people. Ger
tainly the manufacturer, the carpenter, the
lsborer or the farmer prefers 10 have the
dollar at his command than have it stored
in the vaults of the treasury. The great
cry has been "See what an enormous sur
plus is being hesped up; what q shame p
Now there is cry, "See how the surplus
has been exhausted; what shsme."
leave it to the reader to form his own con-
clusion as to the consistency Of these cries
when coming from the same direction.
The postal subsidy bill is satisfactory to
the extent that Half loaf is better than
no loaf" Had the merchant marine been
included Maine would have had q ship
building boom extraordinary, as it is, the
State will evidently be benefited. Besides
if the experiment succeeds, it may disarm
future opposition and lead to the result
first desired.
Personal.
Senator Frye and others will. with Sec
Rotary Proctor, start for Chattanooga, Tenn.
and other points South on Invitation OF
prominent manufacturers and capitalists, "a
witness the new process of making first.
class steel from low grade iron. Various
tests have proved 50 successful that now 4
is desired thst our public men should be
made aware Of its availability and probable
results. l have previously stated what
great changes it will make in those portions
Of our country which have heretofore been
comparatively at q standstill. E.J.B.
WAsHINGToN, d. c., March 8, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

Sons Of Veterans dance ct Union hall
tonight. Dennis will BE- present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

-Four hundred werkmenare now employed
at the works Of The Portland Company.
The company Is building three locomotives
for the Maine Central, and 8 boiler and
esgiae for the steamer Hurricane owned At
Eastpgrf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

Wheels were substituted for runnsrs
yesterday By many - the slsighins va
poor. The bridge was minus snov ia h
afternoon and the planking could b sesn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

Residents OF Woburn, Mass. natives Of
Maine. have formed 3 Pine Tree CLUB
which recently celebrated its first anniver-
asry with large gathering, supper,
speeches, songs and music. Speeches were
made b. several distinguished sons Of
Maine; letters were read from Senator.
Hale and FRYE, and Congressman Reed,
Diugley, Nilliken and Bou.elle, aud songs
wers rendered by Mira. Ads Cary. Sturei,
Of Durham, VIM. NJ Titus, ESQ was
chairman Of the committee of srrarge-
meats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

FOE xvD4NCR THAT VIII LRAp
No TIE ARREST AND CoxvlCfven
OF AM FKKe0N STEALING I'm
KKSNKBEC JOURNAL RRoH Sun.
sCRDERT DooRwATs On rlsu.
mEA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

MARIAEIIIE.

MARTAvILLE.
Men are coming cut of the woods quite
plenty and many teams have alresdy moved
out, snow being too deep to make it pay to
continue. Mr.. and Mrs. James KimbeIl
have opened their house that has been
closed for the winter and are again occupy
ing it Mr.. Reuben Keliher who has baen
suaefiug for some lime with bad sore on
the neck. has had to give up work and the
doctors pronounce it cancer There has
been soaie sickness ia town the past winter
eus few deaths. The town has been remark
ably free from contagious diseases 80 far.
Several crows and robins have already
been seen which show that spring is not fal
Oh
DEER Isle.
The several lodges 10 town met with
Writer Home Lodge l. o. G. Il. at the
unien meeting held On Friday nizhf.-Mr.
Joseph Fiield and Miss 0ctsva Fitield were
initiated iuto Western Lish, Lodge Tues
day nigh. Mr.. Willis Prs,sey IL very sick
and is no: expected to recover.
Hennesee.
RIvERsiDE.
i B. Reed returned q biz home in sbi.
place las: Thursisy frora four M nths
to1r as travelling scent for iha Gospel
Banner. NJ Reed has been most of the
il1e IN Vermont snd Connecticut "A gen
'ismsn in this place has three sisters
| and their united weight is se5
roHn9s, al seaive AID healthy
Our cennlnaity were very much shocked
&c learn 81 the death Of ons of GU. eli. xess
last Saturday msruing. Mf. Bradford T.
Reed, aged Ga yesrs. He va. sick but 4
few days BE ~as mus b respected in our
community - an honest AID upright man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

Mr.. John s. Basrows Of Boston, son Of
Hon. George 3. Bsrrows Of Fsyeburg, mss
an Interesting article in the March New
England Magazine "In an Old Attic" des.
eriptiye Of some old relics belonging to his
family. Several illustrations Of quaint old
household articles. warming pans, foot
ssovss. etc.. accompany the article which
Is very entertaining. A sister Of this
young aathor Miss Anna Bsrross, is prin-
cips. Of the Boston Cooking School, ard
sethcr OF several artistic snd delightful
books On domestic economy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

The Rev. w. II. II. Murray, known as
Adirondack" Murray, famous as a
preacher, lecturer and writer, met with
a piece OF good fortune recently. Some
years ago he was over whelmed tinan.
cially aud was obliged 10 sell his old
family estate in Connecticut BY for
tuuate turn of luck Mr.. Murray has
succeeded In getting on his feet again,
and has repurchased the Old homestead,
where he will spend the remainder OF
his DAYS in peace and quiet, devoting
himself entirely to literary work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

The present population Of the Hawaii
an Islands is about eighty thousand. In
1889 under the stimulus of limited
reciprocity the sugar export Of the
islands was l2j 90 tons, every pound of
which was marketed In the United States,
while u per cent Of the foreign com
merce was with the United States. The
bulk Of the Hawaiian trade, both exports
and imports, was with our country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

Marvels Of the photograph ct Meoni.p
hall Thursday evening, March 10, BY
Prof. c. G. Childs Of Boston will b. oui,s
treat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

A lat Of new industries established In
this country since the passage of the
Mckinley bill is published in the New
York Press. 1t includes examples OF
the wooden. w0rsted, cotton, silk. silk
plush, paper, morocco, carriage goods
valve, screw, paper box, lock, glass,
emery wheel and iron speciality indus
tries. This Is the sort of news which
makes the editors Of Free Trade papers
want to kick themselves all over town
and managers OF Golden Clubs drape
their r0Oms In mourning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-11

Mr.. J. P. Rowsll OF Rockland has opered
. boot and shoe repair shop in the building
formerly used a. barber shop near the
Lake House.-Vinsl and Kennedy have
leased the Bay View store and will soon
put in new stock Of groceries aud general
merchandise.-Me & Jackson sre
crowded with custom saving at their mill
in the village.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
Po!Ska pod M0skaiem.

Warszaw a. Wtadze gmin.
ne powiatu warszawskiego otrzy-
ma}y swiezo przypomnlenle pre-
pisow, dotyczacych stroju 2yd6w.
Wedle przypomnienla tego, tylko
rabinom, pefniecym ceremonie
duchowne, dozwolone jest uzywa-
ME odziezy zydowskiej, policya
jednaS jest obowiazana pllnle ba-
czyc, by l rabinl navel pod POGO.
rem rellgijnym ME uzywali ma uli-
each wierzchnlel odz'ezy zydow-
skiej oraz czapek / krymek. - w
celu dak}adnego wyjasnienia, cry
ceny nakfadane przez piekarzy ma
chleb rzeczywiscle odpowiadaja
obecnym cenom maxi, i kosztowi
wypleku, u~stanowiona ~zosta1a przez
przezydenta miasta kom,sya, z}ozo-
ma z deputat6w wFadz rzadowych
l osob kompetentnych. - Proiekt
urzadzcnia W Warszawie wlelkiej
wystawy przemystowo rolnlczej
Krolestwa Polskiego, poruszony
ma lednYm z zebran Towarzy silva
poplerania przemysfu i handful,
zyskule poparcle plzemyslowc6w.
Wielu fabrykant6w osw,adczylo
gotowosc przyjecia udzla}u. W
rogu ~przysz}ym odbedzie sic wy
stawa inwentarzza, zas wYstawa
ogolna projektowon4 jest ma rok
1898. Program je] ma bye ogfoszo-
ny ma rok naprz6d. - Warsaw
SKI Dnlewnik'' zaznacza, il cd
dnia q slerpnia T. b. dnla q
wrzesnia p;zez komore celna W
SosnowIcach w~ywiezlono do Prus
kartofll plet razy wiecej, anizeli W
dopowiednim przeciagu roku ubieg-
}ego.-Taki powlekszony wyw6z
jest %wYwoiany przez nieurodzaj W
Niemczzch, q takze zakaz ekspor-
ia zyta i znacznie podnosl cene
kartohi, kt6re bardzo czesto u
wtosclan %zastepu)4 chleb. ,,Warsz.
Dniewn." tedy re swej strony
ostrzega 0 zgubnych %skutkach, jake
wynikna, jezeli ME %obecn,e, to ma
wiosne, gdyH zapasy zboza u lud
nosci w'ejskiej wyJda.-Z Sosao-
vic donosza take, IL tamtejsi villas.
c%iciele m}yn6w parowych p1ekar,
n, wyse1aja wielk2 Hose chleba
z,tniego do Prus. Transports wy
seiane SO wozaml przez Modrze-
j6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12

Zbrodn;a. w dniu 81 H..

Zbrodnia. w dniu 81 Il. IN.
W MI ia ku Skorodno W CUB.
minskle: zamordowani zostali Was
clciele tego m~ajatku Henryk Ada
novice i Is letnla IONA Jego,
Marva. Sta}o sic to wieczorem.
Panstwo A. sFyszac ujadanne ps6w,
zblizyli sic do okna. w tel chwlli
lady try ~strzaty. Skryto-
b6jcy zostali schwytanl. Jak dono.
81 ,,Kuryer Poranny," byli to dwaj
czynszownicy, kt6rymw iadza admi-
nlstracyjna odm6wi}a korzystania
z gruntow dworskich kt6rzy 20.
winni byli je opusclc. Jakkclwiek
Adamowicz ME korzYsta} z tego
rozporzadzenia | pozwolll i'm ma
nadal pozostawac, to ]ednak czyn-
szowni"cy podejrzywajac, re z wi
ny dziedzica ME pozwolono i'm
pozostac sic ma A. iego zonle,
zaslublonej dopiero pred trgod-
Observation-Disclosures W zesziym ro-
ku podpallli W maiatku Adamowi-
GA spichrz, ktdry zgorza} do
s%zczetu. Potem znow W nocy pod
palill dwor, lecz ma ~szczescie ogieh
ugaszono. Prey siedztwie okazaio
sic, zc wsr6d w}osclan lstn,a{ cd
dawna sp'sek ma zyeie Adamowl-
wlcza, a n%astepnie i ma jego MO
dzlutka zone. Zab6jcaml byli Jan
Pud Andrzej Oleszkiewicz. Sledz-
two wykryio, re %zfoczyncy CT ma
mawilall zapasowego zofnierza
re wsi sasiednlej, Kuznicza, ably
zastrzelif A. i ofjarowali mu "a to
10 rubli, lecz K. z3dal 200 rubll.
BOZ sic Boga! m6wili don To-
trzy-za jeden strzaf zadasz tax
drogo?... Tvs zolnierz, ME spuI4u-
iesz, swiedk6w ME bedzle It'd. w
r%ezultacie ME zgodzono sic Z zof.
nierzem cene z~}oczYncy sami
dokonali zb]rodnIczego czynu. Po-
WOODEN spisku by1o, wedtug zez-
nan samyeh wioscian to, re Ada
mowlcz ME pozwolii i'm kosiG lax
karczowaG lasu, co i'm dawniej,
PREY ,nnych warunkach byio VOL
no. Waznym tez jest / charaGte-
rystycznym s~zczegof, re mordercy
Pud | OleszklewIcz 81 to zgrzybia.
Il starcy, gdyz liczq pc rs lat zy-
cha.
ZAPlSUJCIE SORlE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
co SbYCHAC.

W AUSTRYI wiele sic
dnslaj zainula pisma publ
esne nastepca tronu austrYac,
kim. Wiadomo, De cd czasu.
lax .nieszczeslwY arcyksiaie
Rudolf TAX marine (przez
samobojstwo) zs1edf tego
sw,ata, cesarz Franciszek Jo'
zef ME ma mezkiego potomka,
i nastepca lego ma zostac
lego brat arcyks1a3e Karol
Ludwik. kt6ry jednak&e ola
tego ae Jest dosy6 starry, tego
zaszcsytu ME przyjmie i zrze-
eze sic ma rzecz sYna swego
ksiecia Ferdynanda j,Este. "
tych dniach ma ia sprawl bye
uregulowsna, DO cesarz Fran.
clszek Jozef ma lat 81. lynn
czasem gazetY donosza, he ow
ksia2e Ferdynand, syn arcy-
ksiecla KaroIa Ludwika, to
wielkl urwlsz i wielkle mic
dobrego, a brat jego
mfodszy Oton takze HE
lepszy. Ferdynard (. bardzo
malo sic nauczyt W, 2yc1u
swojem, a pod wzgledem mo-
ralnym stoi bsrdzo nisko. Razu
pewneso po dose sutnym
sniadan,u Jadac konno ns
przechadzke spotkaf pogrzeb
katollcki, kazaf mu sic "a.
trzymat, trumne zlo3y6 ma
zieml i potem pszez MIA przes-
koczyf konno! Brat jego Oton
" pi)anym stanie unusual Off
cerow swojch, do rozpusty!
CESAR Franc,szek J0zef obu
xsi92at "a to surowo ukaraf,
uderzyf lch W twarz "a caly
rok cd dworu oddalif.
Gazety pisza, 2e gdy ten
Ferdynand zostanie cesarzem,
wtedy Judy austryackie odwro
ca sic cd niego ia Jest 'ch al
Is narodowosc1 he wtenczas
powstanie wielka wojna. DO
Hoskal bedzie fapat Slowian,
a Wegler takze spokojpie
sledzieG ME bedzle.
No le>zcze cesarz Franciszek
J6zef lyle i W Austryi ]eszcze
ME ma co brac, vice jeszcze
poczekamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12

Oberverwaltungsger", sni6Sf
wyrokiem z dula II z. N.
rozporzadzenie policy raclbor-
sk'ej z duia Sligo z. m. stycz'
MIA r. D., zabraniajace ode
granla polsk,ego teatru anna
torskiego, i skazal naczeluego
prezesa prowlncyi slazklei p.
Seidewltza, ktory owe rozpo.
rzadzenle zatwlerdz'1, ma
poniesienie kosztow cate] tel
sprawY.
W uzasadnieniu wyroKu
tego oswiadcza sad berInski,
De twierdzenle pollcyi a
nastepule naczelnego prezesa,
il teatr polski mogt byi wy
woisc zak1ocenie spokolu
publicznego, polega tyIko ma
przypuszczeniu, i lie to, co
2aszlo, do przypuszczenia i
obawY taklei bynajmniei ME
uprawnialo, przeto zakaz ow
byi n;esiusznYm i niesprawie-
dliwym.
TAX wlec Towarzystwo
process wygrafo i ma prawo
skarzyc policya raciborskq O
zwrot wyunkfych z zakayu
owego kosztow W sumie 800
marek. Jest to dobra nagroda
"a w~vtrwaiosc, z TAXA paw
swych dochodzito, W czem
lnne Towarzystwa, podobrym
dotkniete wypadkiem: nasla-
dowaG je powlnny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12

MAD hOO JOhl ME
nstaje W przesladowaniu marc
dowosci nasze] W Krolestwie
Polskiem i dixie prawdziw'e
mongolskie wydaje rozporza-
dzenia.
Swiezo naczelnik warsaw
skiego zarz9du zandarmskiego
dr6g %2elaznych. W Kr6lestwle
Polskiem, Frydychs, wysto-
sowaf do dyre&cvi kolei
Observation-Disclosures rozpo-
rzadzenle, zakomumkowaLe
W tych dn'ach urzednikom
osobnem p'smem d%yrekcyl.
Pisze W MIN ow ,,papierowy'',
jak 60 nazywaja W Warszaw'e,
GENERAL mledzy innemi, ze
rlezwioczuie nalezy przedsie
wzlac srodki ola zu2efnego
usuuiecia ]ezyka polsk'ego
tax prlez urzedmkow i of.cy
allstow drog 2elaznych " 'ch
stosunku z pasaaerami !, pu.
bl'cznoscla l mledzy SODA, jak
rownie1 ! W restauracyach ma
stacyach drog %2eiaznych, przez
~Gtrzymulacych restauracye /,
ich siu3be, kt6rym surowo
nakazac nale4y, azeby pod
zadnym pozorem z nikim
ME u&ywall jezyka polsklego
AM W rozmowle . publicznos-
cia, ami pomiedzy SODA W To-
kaIach pasazersklch. a zarazem
uprzedzlc, De CT z urzednlkow
i oficyalistow drogl aelaznej
a rown'e2 z u~trzymujacych
restauracye i lch sluzby, u
ktorycb sic zauwa3y, IL ME
stosuja sic 10 powy2szego
rozporzadzema, beda n,ez
wtocznle poclagani do odpo.
wiedzialnosci ga ME wykananre
rozporza lien rzadowych, a "
raz;e powtornego przekrocze
MIA beda przedslewziete jak
oaJbardzle) stanowcze krokl
ola bezzwfocznego usualecia
taklch urzednlkow, oflcya!ls.
tow, utrzymnlacych r%esturacye
Tub ich study, jake ME
wiadaJacych ]ezyklem rosyj.
skim, ME ulegiym rozporzadze
MON prawnym rzadu, a przez
to dowodzacych, il nie zasfu-
gC]a ma zanfanie pod wzgle.
dem polltycznym.
n vice npaplerowy Jencrat''
zakazuje ME tylko roma Wac
siuzpie kole)owej z pasazerami
pc polsku, ale zabrania nawet
razmawlac pomiedzy SODA W
polskim iezyku. Rad rosyJski
ldz'e coraz dalej W swych
rozporzadzeniach przeciw nam
sklerowanych, ducha ME zabi.
Je, DO ME. zaoiie 60 nigdy
zadna slfa brstalna, ale VISTA
via sic tylko ma hahbe Gale,
Europy.
Tax czynl nobronlclelka
S%lowlan"!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
Schellhasa

. 'S It' Co.,.
SO MI Str r"r..s.. %. $50.
&.A6kG,4G@<l. G,:t.
zajmuje sic wszeli>i"mi ,ita~"l-j
hypoterznem,, wyrabiaJnr pr,Nne
dokumenta. Sprzedaje takz" ksr,y
okretowe ma wszystkie punkla
Europy i Ameryki i wygotowu]e
peinomocnictwa do Europy.
Asekuracyo nd Ogmfa.
Wog6ie Poiacy moga u mnie
zasiegnac poradY i pomocy we
Wszelkich interesach.
~. IT. WSKT
Netayyuss publlsanY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12

Na]cdpowiedne,~x, .s,u SA.
LON OLA ROBOTNlKOW o.
raz NAJRZETELNIEJSZA
GROCERNIA.
Bracia GrleseI re
wszystkich salonist6w W Wi.
monte NAJWIECEJ PIWA
PRZEDAJA.
Najlepsza k wei h g r.
q t maja i wszelkie inne
towarY grocerne W najlepszym
gatunku utr2ymuja. Miejcie W
askawej pamieci 6rme:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12

w IURCYl Wydaf Sultan
MOVIE przeplsy przeciw rozb6j-
nixon, DIS tax bardzo doka-
zu]acym, a mlanowicle: II
ably snajduJaca Sic W prywat
nych rekach broi wo)skowa
byfa odebraaa, q ably obo-
Wlazki pollcyantow ma pro.
wincyi peln'li ludzie dobrego
Prowadzenla i ci wraz z Ian
darmami otrzymaG beda
rozkazy wfadz mieiscowych,
81 ably ma wezwanie wladz
cy"ilnych wladze wo)skowe
bezzwfocznej udzielaty pomocy
~ ably cudzoz1emcy, ktorzy
byli rozb6jnlkami, zostall Wv.
daleni q krajowcy wypuszczani
tylko "a kaucya.
8 ably naznaczomo wysok,e
nagrody "a dostarczenie zy-
wego lub z;bitego rozb6lnika,
81 ably mieszkahcy wsi bez-
zWfocznie zawiadamiall wladze
0 pola wlaniu sic rozboinikow
lien zamiarach, gdyz W pre-
clwn>m razie beda ma Mich
nafozone wysokie kary pie.
nie&ne j y ably oddzielny ko-
mlsya czuwata mad wykona-
MEM powyzszych przepls6w.
z CHIN donosza, lie
dotychczas znajdowalo sic
PREY brzegach ch'hskich 40
okretow woiennych z roznych
pshstw z 346 dzlataml. Teraz
przybyly ieszcze okre,y ME
mleckle, ktore razem z tam
tenn maJa bronlG c~hrzesclan
cd napadow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
W SWAJCARYI

W SWAJCARYI wszyscy
me2czyzui, kto:zy jednak ME
siu2a " woisku, otrzymaj9
broh be- Ia obowl4zani prze-
ehowywac "a u sieble W domu,
W razie zaS woinY stawiG sic
z ia broniq, gdyty ich wez-
wano. Pc obllczeniu okazafo
sic takich m42czyzn 200 ty-
slecY " calym kra)u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12

NAJWYzszY SAD adm
nistracyiny W Berlinie, t.s.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-06-04
The Chronic Kicker.

The poet says: "What is more
aerfect than day in June!" And
nowhere in the world are June days
so perfect az in the great Northwest.
Aud yet for some inscrutahie purpose
Providence permits the Chronic
Kicker to infest even June days.
you have seen the '.kicker' haven't
you! OF no particular sex or age,
.'.he, she, or 1t" is omnipresent, al.
ways awake and on the lookout for
something to grQwl about. The
genus is divided into several species,
the political Kicker, the financial
Kicker, the religious Kicker. the
social Kicker, and 50 on, AD INFITEA.
Don't you wish you could escape it!
Well, you can't, but there is one
place where you Will find less of him,
her, etc, than anywhere else-and
that is ON the luxurious Vestibulcd
trains of The Burlington" running
between Minneapolis and st. Paul
and Chicago ami St. Louis. To get
us far away from the Kicker as pos
slble insist ON your ticket agent sell
ing you II ticket over The Burling
ton" For any further information
abopt the lipe, rates, ETC., address
~. j. C. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent
G.. u. & N. II. r., st. Paul, Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-06-04
COMMUNICATION.

EDITOR SUM
Will the Street Comm issioner',
Sidewalk and Street Committee. or
Common ,CuUpcu, kindly inform Il,
citizen seeking iHfurmatlNn:
iA). Why go to the unnecessary eX',
A,euSe of publishing notes notifying
the Great Northern Railway Conn
,nanv to build sidewalks in trout OF
pro, erty it does not now and never
did own!
~. If the Great Northern Railway
Company WIS HQ iptrresteQ purity,
why not serve notice an its agent
here!
tO. Why not ascertain the names
of owners or residents Of property eff
fected and serve personal notice on
those who reside there, then publish
notice to non residents, naming themt
(D). Citizens living i'll this village
own the greater portion of the prop
,elty ffected in llloek %, also p'rt VI
the property ffrcted in Block 8.
(E). IL will De well for tine proper
persuns to advise themselves what to
do brfrre mourning unnecessary eH-
ptnse.
"CRITIC."
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-06-04

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
conditions OF certain Mortgage executed and
delivered by OieJ. Hanson, unmarried, Mott.
gagor to The Colonial & United States Mort
gage Company Limited, Mortgage, dated the
27th day of June AID. eighteen hundred and
eighty. nine, and recorded in the Office OF tile
Register of Deeds of.the County Of Stevens
lin the State Of Minnesota, ON the 29i b day OF
June a. D. 1889, ut $50 o'clock p. M, in
Book OF Mortgages, on page 228, ON which
there is claimed to be due, ut the date OF this
notice. the amount OF 1921 90 and no action
or proceeding has been instituted, at law or
in equity to recover the debt secured By said
Mortgage, or any part thereof.
And hpreas, mortgage was duly assigned
i,y the said Colonial Il United States Mort
gage Company Limited, 20 the Investment
signmeIt, dated the oath day OF October A.
D.. 1889, and recorded in tue Office of said
Register Of Deeds, on the 25th day of Novem-
Der A. d taS9, at y o'clock A. NJ, in book I.
'oll page $50.
Now, Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue 0f a D .wer of sale contained in sale
mortgage, AID 81 the statute in such cass
made and provided, said mortgage will bd
Ioreclosed by sale Of the lnortgaged premisee
therein described, at public auction at the
fropt door of the CouIt House, in the Village
Of Norris In tie County of Stevens and State
OF Minnesota, On Saturday the 18th day Of
June A. ID. eighteen hundred and ninety zone
at two o'clock III the afternoon, to satisfy the
amount which shall then he due on said
mort gage, with the interest thereon, and costs
and expenses Of sale, AMI attorneys ices, as
stipulated in said mortgage in case Of fore
closure.
The premises described in said mortgage,
and so To lie sold, are the lot, piece or parcel
If land situated in the County III Stevens ana
as follows, to Wit: The Southeast quarter y
the Northwest quarter ard lots three, fonr
and five Of Section six, Township one hum
drpd and twenty-five, in Range forty four,
west Of the 5 b +. NJ.
INvFsTMKST GUARANTEE TRUF- COMPANY
LiMITED, Assignee Of Mortgage.
A. ". EASTMAN,
Attorney Of Assignee.
Dated April 10th, 1881.