davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
Ahead OF Chicago.

When ono spenks OF tho bcnuty OF
Jnpan and tho beautiful simplicity OF
life there existing IL seems that n
JapaEoso woman is bnrn TO n coveted
cxistonce-a notion, however, thnt ia
dono away Sith whom such bits OF
Information ns tLo following fall in
our wny: "rhero nre seven grounds
OF divorce In that country (as regards
women only: First, jealousy; eecon,l,
thievishness; third, intidel,ty; fourth,
childlcssncss, nth, disobedience 10
patcnts.in-law; sixth, an incurablo OF
contagious disease; seventh, talking
too much."-Chicago Evening Jour.
nal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
Making Postage Stnmns.

Every part OF postage stamp max
ng IL done by Lanl. Tao dssiyns
are engraved on s'eel, 20 stamps 10
single plate These plates are inked
by two men, und arc then printed 10y
n girl and man on n large hand
press. they aro dried as fast us
printed, and then gumned with n
starch mnds from potatoes. This
pnste is dried in s,enin tanning ma
chine, and thou tho stamps Are SUBJ
jected to n pressure Of 2OOu tons in II
hydraulic press. Next tho sheets arc
cut SD that each sheet contains lOC
sinmps, nf;er which tho pnper be.
tween the stnmus is perforated md
after being pressed, the sheets arc
filed away. II II single eta,np is in.
jured the whole sheet is bur,ed.--
ES,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
StanfOrds Two Palm Trees.

DIR. Stafford was not superstitious.
but he believed that his lie was
linked with that Of two palm trees
which no Ind planted in trout Of his
Palo Alto homo. EIe besto~ ed greut
care on these trees, and they flour
ishcd until n few wceks before his
death, when their leavee began 10
torn yellow. No ono noticed tbis
change until one evening the Sena-
tor cnlloi the attention Of one OF his
closest friends TO tho trecs apd said
hc regarded th,s ms II bad omen. He
said solemnly, "When those ,rocs die
my life will end" Tho palm trees
arc now dead, and Stanford lies lite-
loss in tho shadow OF their witLerot
tops..-N. Y. Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
Bound Over.

The preliminary examination cf
Miner and Dunlap was finished yes
terday afternoon. Dunlap was dis
charged. Ernest Miner was bound
over To nppenr before the Grand Jury
with bail fixed ut s5,OOO. Miner go
cured bonds Immediately and was
released from custody. We under
stand that Miner is not accused OF
the robbery OF tho express train. but
is held rs accessory TO the crimo. -
Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
NOTICE OF Election.

Notice is hereby given to tho legal
voters OF Arthur School District No.
q, Flko county, State Of Nevada,
Tint there will be on election held ut
the residence Of Joseph Smith, Of
said district, nt the hour OF 2r NJ.
md close ut 4 p. NJ. OF Saturday,
March 10, 1894, for tho purpose Of
voting n three hundred $4,000 dollar
tax To build n schoolhouso for said
district.
ISAAC GRrswoLp,
MAURICE ID. HEALY,
J0sErH SMITu,
Trustees OF Arthur School District
No. q, Elho county, State o: Ne
vndn
Arthur, Feb. 13, 1891.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
Save Its Good Name.

Every citizen OF Elko county, In
tcrcsted In tho good namo OF ouI
State, should read Governor Colcord's
appeal for aid TO carry 10 n success.
ful issue tho State exhibit at tho
Midwinter Fair. II 10 no longer n
question OF tho State making an OK.
hibit but one OF preserving its good
nn.ao.
Read the Governors nppenl and
then do what you can to savc tho
good name Of tho State from being
forever disgracol.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
Will Put II Up.

Mr.. Geo. Russell received a dis
patch from Reno yesterday signed Ivy
NJ. ID. Foley. c. G. PownIng aud w.
o. III. Martin stating that the citizens
OF Reno guarantee $1,000 for the Midi
winter tnir fund A Number Of tho
citizens OF E'ko have determined
upon doing their part toward suving
the good nsme OF the State from ever
lasting disgrace by putting up the
amount appropriated by the Commis-
sioners and vetoed by tho Auditor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
ESTItAY NOTICE

Talsen up by the subscriber Mt Ar
thur, Elko county, Nevada, on or
about tho 10Th Of Dcc., 1903, one
blnck saddle horse, about tour years
old, IL hands high aud branded X on
the right shoulder. 'rhs purties
claiming ownership Of said property
can have tho samo by proving owner.
ship and paying legal charges.
JoHN ". llELTn.
Arthur, New.
Dated, Feb. 0, 1904.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
A Denial.

Hon. II. F. Bartine in n letter 70
tho Gazette denies that he used the
following language 10 his Reno
speech:
"fho Republican pnrty hns gwen
us all the b"n, iiri"l legislation upon
the silver question, and the object OF
the Democratic purity is 10 destroy
the last ves,ige Of that legislation"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11

Tho Sentinel snys lnst "Wednesday
Andrew Iverson, whilo working 10 the
Diamond mino, fell from q ladder n
distance OF about 100 feet, masbing
10 tho right eide Of his tcnd and kill.
ing him Instantly. Deccascd was
Dn,ivc ri Norway and agcd uLout lS
years. lIo bud no relatives Lero, p"
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IL. L. nff.nr
10 u. UILKEY,
s-.-s County Clerk and Clerk
.x,l ot tho Bonrd OF County
commissioners, Elk o.
f---t March 8, 1894.

UNFOLDING tho Faith-.5unday
school rcacher- Tommy, waa
shocked To hear you swearing 90
drondfully at that strange boy ne I
came IN. Tommy i couldn't holp IL
nia'am. llc wns making fun Ot our
kind Of religion. Chicago Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11

ES:--"fhe meanost man I ever
heard Of" said Mr.. Jason. "was q fol.
low that lived in tho same township
with mo and wanted an education.
30 no act TO work ard courtod the
20 : ON i'hn FOR wo nars, n,' whl n
no iuugllJ Inn ~, no hnowcd no
4va her The shaEo au' we.t 10 pfuc.
LlCIng law,n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
A Boys Ambition.
IIoro ie the way an ambitious youth

iIerc ie the way an ambitious youth
puts Il:
I'd like to 10 an cdytu.,
An, in my ennctum stand,
The door u ethndin' open,
-, hnd II biz club IN my hnnd;
Thcn lot tho cuss who didn't ike
Somo article l had writ,
Como softly DER the threshold,
I'd reckon ho'd get hit;
Ia hhn0 him one right on tho gourd
Among his brains and thingp,
AUD ecnd him iiunixin' up thero
T0 sport u pair of wings.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
BILLS ALLOWED.

Following is n list OF tho bills nj.
lowed by tho County Commissioners
at regular meeting OF tho Board on
Monday, March 8, 1891:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11

An eastern writer in describing the
jackrabbit says he 10 a tall beast be-
hind, and low in front and very gnmy;
sort OF high low. juck and the game.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11
DURHAM Bulls FOR SALE.

Murphy & Hill have somo fine foil
b'ooded short.horn Durhum bulls for
eale at thor ranch on North Fork.
For further particulars apply 10 Il.
a. Carrillo ut North Fork, Eiko coun
ty, Nevada, any i,no after two weoke
from this dnto.
Elko, New, Feb. %, 1904.
MURPHY 4 Hill.
2w "
J. w. PETTY, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
WELLS, NEVADA.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11

], II. u. Bilkey, County Clerk and
Clerk OF the Bonrll OF County Com
nIiHs'oncre, 10 aud for said county aud
State, 40 hereby certify that tho fore.
going bills wcrc passed md ordered
paid 10y tho Board OF County Com.
n,istionors on tho 9th day OF March,
1891.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-11

WAsHISoroS, March c. The House
adopted the resolution for tho inves.
tieation OF Judge jenkins Northern
Pacific order, restraining the men
from striking.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13
Most Respectfully
Jerom e D er d O W S k
Editor of the ,,Katolik'
Ecba poSejnoWt.

Delegaci potepili i s}usznie
religijny humbug Ko}aszew-
skiego, lecz czy warto by}o
tyle zachodu i ha}asu robiG
wed}ug jednego awanturnika,
kt6rego Ko$ci6} jak zgni}y
grzyb "a plot wyrzuci}? Ola
ludzi posiadajacych odrobine
rozsadku WARY list prawo-
witego pasterza, Biskupa,
odbierajacy Ko}aszewskiemu
wszelka powage, i pos}annic-
two godnosG kap}ahskiego
urzedu W kosciele katoiickim,
by} najzupe}niej wystarczaja-
Gym.
Jezeli trzeba przeciwko
komu protestowaG - to
przeciwkQ tym, kt6rych Kos
ci6} jeszcze po imieniu ME
potepi},a a kt6rzy, wiemy, sku-
teczniej hadbia religia. niz
formalni odstepcy, jak mp.
Klawitry, Debscy, Menazery
Kazdy zbrodniarz wprz6d
MIN podniesie sztylet godzacy
W SERGE swojej ofary, stara
sic w}asne sumienie zag}uszyG.
TAX postapi} menazer. Plu},
SINH, obelgi miota} ma KATo-
LIZA, poniewaz on jeden by}
wiernym str6zem interes6w
Zjednoczenia, a kiedy tax
go sponiewiera}, = 10000,
wyraznie trzysta dolar6w ma
wydawnictwo jakiejs tam
gazety, kt6rej Menazerem, ola
rozmaitosci, jest brat Siedla-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13

priests were and are eating
the very sinew of the good
faith of the good polish people.
|. may add in the end, that
some societies belonging to
the Polish Catholic Union are
a disgrace to the Church. I
cite for instance the one at
St. Joseph, Mo-, and St.
Stanislaus society of Winona,
MINI. The latter at different
times violently opposed all
orders of the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Cotter. The whole Polish
RomanCtaholic Union is only
working in the interests of
the. we'll known clique of a
few Chicago priests, who
holding immense congrega-
tions, financially almost
ruined, try to avert the atten-
ton of their congregations to
outside ,, glory" and bombastic
denunciations of innocent
priests and papers.
/ take the liberty ofaddres
sing this letter to Your Lord
'?;l Ship openly, because | need
not fear anything from any
body.
Most Respectfully
Jerome D er d O W S k
Editor of the ,, Katolik'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13
To THE RIGHT REV.
BISHOP HORSTM Ann
Cleveland, 0.
My lord!
My lord!

Since the Polish Roman
Catholic Union has taken it
upon itself to misrepresent
my paper in a series Of
resolutions, made during the
late Cleveland convention, |
most respectfully claim the
right of self defense, consider
ing myself innocent of any
imputations, made during the
said convention.
Ofall the polish newspapers,
my paper was the first to take
off the mask from the so-cal-
led Bishop Vilette. cautioned
the Polish public against this
intruder into the Lord S
vineyard.
l always and ever con-
demned the Cleveland schism
among the Poles without the
least reserve, not sparing the
Polish sheet ;, Jutrzenka The
best proof for this is the
dastardly attempt of the COM
bine of low polish papers
against my paper, in order to
iniure me and even to besmirch
my family.
To explain this more fully
I must respectfully lay before
Your Lordship a few d1sa-
greable facts, which will
throw a light on the polish
catholic question in the United
States.
1t is we'll known fact,
that the polish colony Of
Chicago has been, at least in
the beginning of the polish
immigration, the hotbed OF
the polish troubles. The
enormous congregation of ST..
Stanislaus, numbering from
nine to ten thousand families,
or fifty thousand souls, under
the care of the Resurrectionist
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13

Me pos4ugujemy
sic juz wiecej podr6-
zujacymi agentami
do kolektowania abo-
namentu. Kazdy d}uz-
mix powinien sam
przes}ac abonameDt
wprost ma rece wy
dawcy ,,KatoliEla'
Hssss~ Hsss!s anu Teofl0-
wi DerdoWskiem
Wolno kolektoWac a.
bonament kAToLIKA
W w arszaWle, u}as-
kim i dalszej okolicy,
W Dak0cie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13
Ogieh W borach,
Sturgeon, Lake,

" NoOS1N, - w S1LIo43SEar
Szanowny Panic MajstrzeE
TAX lie. nami jeszcze ME
jest, jak by}o podane w ostat-
MIN numerze KAToL1KA. lest
prawda, re niedaleko mas
pozary borrow wiele nieszczeS-
cia narobi}y, ale my jeszcze
zadnej straty pie ponieslis1ny,
tylko Cd dymu ucierpielirn,
kt6rym musimy oddychac, &
wielka susza strasznie da5a.
nam sic we znaki.
Ale Cd strachu ME jestes111y
wolni, bo ogien wszedzies
jeszcze sic til po zniszczonych
borach, a skoro 60 wiatr trocIae
rozdmucha, znowu trudnc
ugasi6, deszczu zas tyle Me
pada, zeby ogieh Cd razu zalaK-
Ten wielki pozar to pewnle=@
najbardziej szala} W sobote,.
I WrzeSnia, godzinie 5 po
po1udniu. Widzielismy luny,
a potem, Cd godziny 4 tel az
Qanocy = razem ogniez1n,
nastapi}o zacmienie;taka byz@
6ma jak W nocy. Namet po
byd}o Mkt ME wazy{ sic ise
do boru, a jeden drugiego %
try kroki ME widzia}.
Wicher vial spalone lisry
Z drew i trawe ma podw6rza~~
Widzielismy, ze to cos strasz-
liwego.
Nazajutrz wybieralismy sig
do koscio}a, tn przybjega
moi syn Willow River 8
powiada, ze wielkie nieszcze$S~
Gle sic sta}o Cd ognia. q j nanrl
grozi-wzywa, bysmy iechali
do Willow Riveri nieszczes-
liwych pogorzelc6w zobaczyZi,
Ale my naprz6d pojecha1isn1y
do koscio}a i b}agalismy Maj
wyzszego. ably nam da}ratuz1eEz,
oraz modlilismy sic do Pa
trona naszej parafi, sw. Ivy
dora, tudziez do sw. F}orYslzBa,
patfona Cd ognia, ably wsta-
will sic "a nami pred trop e1nn
OLGA piebieskiego, izby ggoza~
ce niebezpieczehstwo od mas.
OdWr0c1f.
Po naboze6stwie, Z ktoreun
ma naszq prosbe, szybko sig
Proboszcz uwjna}, },pojechalisEnT
do Willow River. uz W drod7zt==
spotkalismy pociag wiozacy
pogorzelcow, i tych CO przed
ogniem uciekali.
Ma dworcu kolejowynn W
Willow River powiedziaI n ann
agent, ze kiedy wczora] po
po}udoiu pociag pospieszn v
dochodzil do Hi 1ckley, luz
ca}e miasto by}o w p}omien1aclr;
tor kolejowy ca}kiem ogniern
zasypany. Maszynista pnsciI
tedy ca}a :; pare, pedzqca pociagg
40 mil ma godzine, i tax pro-
bowa} przez ogied przejecf1aG,
ale ko}a tar}y W relse
kt6re sic porozsadza}y, mu-
sia} stana6 W p}omieniach
podczas gdy pociag juz sic
pali}. Cofoa} sic wiec ma m5ei-
see, gdzie tuz przy torze by1y
moczary. Brekmani powybijalE
okua. kt6redy kto mogI.
wyskakiwa1 i szuka} schr0,isz-
MIA W bagnie, dokad ogiezb
ME m6g} dotrzeG. NadszealK
(Dokonczenie ma stronie ostatnieiAs.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13

fathers was and is the source
of many a polish scandal.
When the now hourishing
Trinity parish was openly
called schismatic and Trinity
church through the influence
of Rev. V. Barzynski closed,
this paper considered such pro-
ceedings simply an outrage on
the polish people. Since Mgr.
Satolli opened that church,
taking it away from the greed
of the Resurrectionist, the
parish is wonderfully impro-
wing. The magnificent school
house.. now nearing compile
ton, is the best proof for my
assertion. The people only
disired to be left alone from
the burdensome ,,protectlon
of the ResurrectiOnists.
consider it an honor to my
paper of having defended the
poor Poles against the avarice
of INSCRIPTIONS priests.
Again six years ago the
same Chicago clique started
a row with the good and old
catholic societies of St.
Albert's church. Three para.
graphs were imposed on the
six hundred members, with.
out the acceptance of which
they we're even refused
absolutlon.
To cap the climax, three
costly banners, blessed anc
standing in the church, were
one night stolen. They were
left under the care Of the
priest, one of the clique,
Scandalous riots and law
suits followed, the societies
were driven out of the house
Of God, till through the
instrumentality Of this paper
Rev. ]. Radziejewski on New
Years Day 1893 publicly
from the pulpit announced
himself the chief sinner in the
sacrilegeous, disgraceful ane
shameful affair. | don't thinl
it sinful for an editor t(
teach thieves the seventh
commandment.
This same Chicago clique
under the leadership of Rev
Vincent Barzynski is guilty O
most infamous intrigues a
gainst other polish priests
both in Chicago and in othe1
{ places. The above mentioned
gentlemen went for instance
a few years ago to the Mos
Rev. Archbishop Ireland with
a whole list of accusations
against a St. Paul priest, bu'
was politely shown the door,
The Resurrectionists also
own two papers, one weekly.
the other a daily paper. Botl
ta45 3ss5s
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13

papers are supposed to be
catholic par excellence' The
editor however of the weekly
was for several years a noto-
rious drunkard and vagabond,
and the present editor of the
daily is a non catholic of
pronounced inhdel views and
an elastic morality. With the
help Of both papers, which
are absolutely under the
control of the clique, the
catholic life of the Poles in
America only exists as far, as
the interests of the clique
permit.
With the help of the two
papers and the numerous
societies Of an unnaturaly large
parish public opinion among
the Poles is time and again
drummed up to plans and
projects, hurtful to the steady
and quite development of the
polish parishes. The present
hatred in all the polish
missions between the socalled
conservative and national
factious dates its origin to the
drunken and vile literature
of Rev. V. Barzynski's former
whiskey-soaked editor, Sta
nislaus Slisz, at present in
Buffalo.
This year again was destined
to start a new scheme for
obtaining control over the
Poles inAmerica. Through the
instrumentality of his papers
Rev. V. Barzynski succeeded
in establishing a polish natio-
nal league of America.
The principles of the league
were meddling into the peace
Of the polish parishes. There.
fore | bitterly opposed the
whole plan seeing to my
satisfaction, that now already
the polish national league is
a hzzle.
lam accused by the Chicago
clique, under the domineering
Of which the late Cleveland
convention was held, of Sian.
dering priests, who are in
communion with their lawful
bishops and the Holy Father.
l beg to be shown an article
or remark, with number,
page, date and year, proving
the above assertion.
We Poles in this country
have been infested with a
'pestilence of bad priests,
apparently in good standing.
My paper has its chief object
in protecting the innocent
faith of my countrymen against
all kinds of swindlers. 1t
would be entirely needless for
me to prove, that bad polish
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13
GEEK, Cd Zjednoczenia wy}u-
dzi}.

Ze najwiekszy ma Swiecie
zakon obowiazany jest do
restytucyi tych pieniedzy, bo
wy}udzi}" grosz widow i
sier6t ma cele wqtpliwej ma
tury, ze tego rodzaju c. lu,
ami tradycya, ami konstytucya
Zjednoczenia ME uprawnia
- kazdemu wiadomo. Arty-
ku} V S 6 koostytucyi Zjed-
noczenia powiada: ), Pieniadze
te It. ]. IS cent6wki Cd kaz-
diego cz}onka Zjednoczenia)
wyjaw sly lie cz-
n y c h wydatk6w przez Sejm
uchwalonych, stanowic bedq
zelazny czyll nletykalny ma
jatek Zjednoczenia, kt6ry
tylko W raza h IN a d Wv y
Z Amy h. st6sownie do
postanowieh Sejmu, uzyty bye
moze. y Wyrazy: wv yjaw-
sly konie czny c h wy
datk6w" W aza h ma d.
W wyczajnyc h. naumy$lnie
podkreSlamy. bo one okreslaja
tax dobrze prerogatywy
Sejmujacych, jak i cele, ma
jake pieniadze te moga bye
uchwalane.
Watpimy zaS, aby ktos by'
tax naiwny W Zjednoczeniu,
izby sadzi}, IL podtrzymanie
jakiejs tam gazety, chotby
dobrej, by}o wypadkicn
,, ,nadzwyczajnym' wydatkien
,koniecznym," " DO wszystkie
gazety W Ameryce wsparcis
potrzebuja. Nadto, uchwala
niu ma tego rodzajju cele fundu
Sow Zjjednoczenia sprzeciwi;
sic 2o-to letoia tradycya te
organizacyi. Cz}onkowie dotae
dawali chetnie owe IS cen
t6wki, DO Z jednym tylk(
wyjatkiem, zawsze by}y uzytt
ma cele mi}osierdzia chrze
sciahskiego, t. j. ma szpitale
sieroty. Powtarzamy ra
jeszcze :Menazer grosze WIDOW
i sier6t do swojej kabz,
zagrabi}!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13

Wszystkie numera KAToL1-
KA, poczynajac Cd tego,
gdzie jest II owych }ajdactw
najwiekszego zakonu Mena-
zera wyliczonych, przes}alis
my do Rzymu, pod adressem
Jego Eminec. Kard. Ledo-
chowskiego / Prev. O. Jen.
Przew}ockiego MECH
prze1ozeni w koSciele i zako-
ME wiedza, co "a religijno-
patryotyczne humbugi ten
mnich - awanturnik tutai
wyrabia.
Menazer z szajstrem zaka-
zuja cz}onkom Zjednoczenia
czytaG KAToL1KA, tymczasem
meoazer, jak many ma to
Swiadk6w, W zanadrzu obok
KAToLIKA nosi.
ABONOWAL KATOLIKA!
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-12-29
SheiiH's Sale.

ply virtue and authority of a transcript execu-
- ton issued by the clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Cape :Girardesu county, Missouri. bearing
date the 18th day of December, 1894, and return
able to the January term, 1895, of said court,
and to me directed, In favor of L. N. Terrence
and W. q. Walker AMI against Miles a. Nc
Lard / have levied upon the undivided two fifths
interest Of the said named Miles A. McLard,
in and to the following described real estate,
situate in Cape Girardeau county, Missouri, to-
WIT:
Thiriv-threc 1857 acres part OF southeast
quarter C4) of the southwest quarter (k) OF acc
ton nineteen (l9J, township thirty-three 1887
range thirteen fl3) east; also eighty S0) acres,
the east half (X) OF the southeast quarter % OF
section twenty-four CAY, township thirtJ -three;
(SS), range twelve (l2) east, which said un-
divided two-fifth interest Is su bject to the life
estate Of Elenor McLard. And I will, on
Friday, the Eleventh Day of January,
A. D. 1895,
At the court house door In the city of Jackson,
county of Cape Girsrdeau, Missouri, between
the hours of niue O'Clock In the forenoon and five
O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day, and during
the session Of the Circuit Court, Of Cape Girar-
dean county, sell for cash In hand to the highest
bidder, ali the right, title, claim and interest
Of said Miles A. McLard, Of, In and to the above
described property, to satisfy said execution
and cost. JUDS0N NJ. RANDOL,
dec2sn29 Sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-12-29
A DIM nistrator's No ice Of Sale OF
Real state

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
~ order Of the Cape Girardeau Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in and for the comfy of Cape Girar-
deau ali State Of Missouri made at the Septem-
Der term, 1894, thereof. 1, August Bierwirfh
administrator of the estate of Leonhard Schus-
ter, deceased, will on
Monday, The Twenty-E Eighth Day OF
January, a. D., 1895,
ut the court house door In the city of Cape Cir
ardpau. county of Cape GIrardeau, and during
the session OF the said Cape Girardeau Court OF
Common Pleas OF said county of Cape Giray-
deau sell at public auction to he highest bid
der. for cash In hand, all the right, little, claim
and interest OF said Leonhard Schuster, deceas-
ed, of In and to the following described real
estate, situate and lying In the County OF Cape
and state OF Missouri, to-wit
The southwest quarter ofthe northwest quarter
OF section nineteen tl9) in township thirty 1907
north of range fourteen n4 east, containing
thirty and ninety-eight oue-fourth hun
1redth Csc 9Sx-lo0J acres; also the northern
portion or part of the west half of the southeast
quarter Of section nineteen Q9) in township
thirty t3o) north OF range fourteen IA east, con-
tanning twenty COY acres Sal I real estate will
be sold subject to the following encumbrance,
to-wit: A certain deed of trust, executed by
said Leonhard Schuster to Charles G Moeder,
as trustee. to secure 20 John VOgt his promissory
note for the sum Of two hundred and fifty dol
lars, dated the 22nd day of December, 1892, due
two years after date, with interest from date at
the rate OF seven per cent per annum, interest
payable annually, which said note together with
the interest thereon is yet due and u'.psid
AUGUST BIERW1RTH,
dec22n29 Administrator.