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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-12

aldsen, resident 4 New Yerk city.
She has unusual musical a6IGtv, and
a. seen As she obtains the rec Snltioa
she - richly d,>.,'es among tAe music
Al clrcles = artists She vii take her
position among them Is an artist IF no
mean ability AT an early AZ she DIS
played love or music. and when only
] wears eld composed a uumter # songs,
org = which, having attracted the at
tent}an 4 a prominent musician, VAS
o7ehestrated and played IN public. Miss
Donaldson i not only a composer, but
a brilliant pianist, and her talent for
iuprovisIng proves that the harmonious
strains are not 80 much the result Of
technical composition as natural love
tar mnsle. She Is : years Of age, Miss
Daaald>ou's march VIII be played by
;ke bands Al the prominent Summer re
sorts this Summer. and it Is probable
that Sousa VIII add II 10 the list # favor
lie attractions on his programme. The
marctl has dash and spirit and the truly
military vim, which is the more inter
esting because Of the composer 5 sex.
proving how we'll a woman can respond
70 the demand that the occasion SUI
gests MARY PROCTOR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-12
An Excellent Idea.

The Merchants association Of San
Franchise intends to hold paving ex-
position, at which it is expected TO show
all systems Of paving now i'll use, to-
gether with such instructive and enter
tanning matter as would naturally re-
late 10 the general subject Of streets
and paYlAs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-12
CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR.
Topic for the Week Beginn ng sept.
15-Comment by Rev. =. ii. DOYLE.

Ioplc TOT tHe W tth bCSiiH NJ ~tl't.
15-Comment by Rev. :. III. Doyle.
ToPIc.-Ii9w " G ray help The Sunday 1--l
and g.. ~ ,'.l 80. ~. WI.
tes3
Tho r-,..7a~r7 Sunday s..',7 vas Ter
o..4-s-.-- ,.=- s---=. - =, --# P--7
v ,-.ss- i,.--ra.t;.,, has. s22ss..zs
beaD a 49, = ts-.. ,y.rl- - H.. f1.a,..ls
T.a ,--.~+ a-a. - thu Sunday -.i,-.,
rarr,-. + =. everest mated a. d. shat
Cod vy.,,-. r., - dove r,.-,>r know :, ,.-
God wants rs T. dr. THE P.g.a Al ..sq
tolls ~ ms and II Is -9,i.f,..st = t4zsg15t
in The SUNDAY school TIN P.a'a= is So
a ,-fsr7s7..rfT X r,#=r.ra.tr boz To-Day. Fer
p,a7s1. = 4a-sTst l.r,s5. q j., l5-7-, srJ,l,ifl
as never h..fare This should encourage
rs r, zs-,,,,t =, l-,q,yy - ,7r-rl, .,lg+ i a.
nossible
In the incident before e We have per
hans tn. nearest a-.-s-14eh T. lie modern
sunday ssb.a1 mai IN. RIbIe-c6ut..IrS
Every Christian Endeavarer should be
interested and actively engaged IN Sun
dav school work. We NAV help II and
GET belr, from il
Bv attending the Sunday school
This refers 70 all When Fra Taught the
naoDIe in our reference all were present.
men and women and all that could
hear with understanding. Parents
were there with their children. Il some
Christian parents went to SUNDAY school,
they could solve the vexed question q
how to get their children TO 20. They
could take them. There is a prevalent
idea that we become too old for the
SUNDAY school. hut this is a mistake. Il
is a place fer studying Gods word, and
no one can be too old for that We
should attend regularly. In SO doing We
will help the SUPERINTENDENT, our teach
ers. and may influence some one else 70
attend and Will be greatly beneftiux
ourselves
2. By earnest attention in Sunday
school Ezra's people We're all attentive.
1.-THE ears Of all the people were atten-
tive unto the book Of the law. " Atten-
ton is absolutely necessary 10 proper
instruction. No one can teach without
il No one can ~ taught without il II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-12
Massachusetts, Road Appropriation.

Governor Greeuhalge has signed the
bill relative to the construction of state
highways 1t appropriates $500, 900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-12

Tie undersigned, HAY INK opened an aa.re
Ia Ellsworth IN connection With H. In
sarapec bu-tue--, for the tfal-att!au.eta
general
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-12
Ship Brokerage
business, and making TN
Granite Business a speciality,

desires to epi.el, orders fer anything In
this line.
NJ facllac. Cor hAudlin. tins ,sa-.a,-,
are TfR>totA in every Wa, Gctf#- 5#a
ucctci h.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06
Matter,

bic ibre Rnaben germ biibitb rms
gcsosen feben, iollten tlnf.r 2aser
BON &nabenzAn3iisen in Nugens
i1etn nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06

nySaS fir ein @eidaft baft Du benn
su 70 lpdter gtunOe bier 3l perri6ten?"
sd lete bic Sc eianssnulnmern In
bic Tafeln fir BEN morgenoen Qbenb'
mablsgottesbienit.
pSiir ben 9lberbmab ls9ottesbtenf i !"
pieoerbolte Manbeimer, bem btes
23ort Die Griunerung an ieiue friibereu
8iiul6e tn's @eoa6tniB 5uriidrief.
r@eibt Ou, no bic slltarserdtbi6aften
oerluabrt liegen?"
uSa, bas meiB i9."
uaannft Ou lie MIR 3etsen?"
n8alls Sbr @u6 ni6t fitr9tet, mir
5u folgen!"
rWobtn gebt Der Weg?"
r9llS bte gblueben fa1nen, oermabrte
ber Tfarrer 1ie in elmer Giite llnter
benz lltar, no Bic bal5arnirten 2ei9en
iteben.
,0lr4telt Du Old ni6t, babia su
seben2"
Sid, seitrenser 6err, nit ,nir III
eS cine gang arbere Ga6e. gls Gobtens
srdber bin t6 run Sabre lang In ber
Stride bier aus ltnb eingegansen uno
babe nit ben 2eiGen ;u tbun sebabt.
Sd babe beinabe elm @efiibl, als fenn,
ten ite MIDI"
rl9ao i'd bin @olbat uno babe,
CLAUDE i'd, gu neinen 2ebseiten mebr
Weniden In 0ei6ell uerpanbelt, als
Du In Geinen geleben bait. @ebe nors
auf, Wann, uno laB un8 bic Balla,
mtrten beiu6en!"
Der 1obtenerdber sing ,a1 benz
altar uno Oifnete eine betmli6e Salls
tbiir im 6uBboben, oarauf itieg er In
bic Oeffnuns. Manbeilner jog ieinen
De9en unb fol9te tbm obne Bebenfen.
gll8 er ben SUB auf bic Setter iette,
bic in bas @epolbe binabfibrte,
wanbte er iid um unb ipintte bem
Solbaten, Der in BET Tbiir iteben blieb.
p0aufe idnell gum Qauptmann, :"
rief er ibm in sebdmpftem Gone 3i,
runb bite ibn, nit ieinen bier Qe,tten
bierber 3u fommeu!" Damn lttes e.
bic Setter binab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06
l3. 9apttel.
Sci ben 8aliumirfets.

stls bet permeintlide Tobtensrdber,
Der fein anberer ais Speno @i6nge
mar, unteu i'm @eipolbe anaelan9t
mar, i9lug er BEN 0edel BON feiner
2aterne 3uriid unb bins lie an einen
Wfauerpfeiler. Gei benz fladernben
0i9t fab Wanbeiiner etnen serdumiaen
2eller NIT 9otbil9en Spisbogen unb
3ipet Tbiiren 5mi iben ben Seitenpfet.
leru. Sinter bielen 1biiren befanben
it'd Gamilienbesrabniiie fir bte abeli.
gen Qet6en, melde bic Girhe bars.
Die eine Gbiir mar NIT GiIensiers
ratbeu bur9bro6en, 3pii9en bereu
Seffnunsen bas l6ma9e Vi9t ether
9aterne binburb6rans, bic brtnnen on
Der @anb arfgehdnst ipar. Sn benz
uoroereu &eller, in ipel9em Manbets
mer it'd befanb, itanben mebrere grobe
ailten, bic init iGlpar,em Iu9 o6er
2eber be3osen unS on alien 2anten NIT
Meiiiu9nd9sln beidlagen naren.
nGob unb 9euf !" rieT Manbeimer
aus, inoem er iidb tmblidte, ,ber
Bfarrer ipeiS elm sutes Berited fhr
ieine S6aee 81 finben!'
mSa, Serr, ermiberte gpet,b, ,aber
Sbr iollt es erit ri6ti9 fsnreu lernen.
GS iiebt elm ipenig uaorbentlib aus
bier unten, benn in een erlten Eagen,
als Cure 0eute in Die Staot famen,
singen Tie in bic Girfe unb bnr6Iu1s
ten Glles. sic braden bic Dedel Der
sarge euf unb bobea bic 2ei6en bers
aus, I'm 3a ieben, ob lid etlpas Wertb.
polleS bel ibuen fdnoe."
Gas itimmt gang senau," erlpiberte
Manbeimer. sd ielbsr mar nit
babel, aber mir fauben ni6ts Sonbers
libes Satte i9 oa1nalS semuBt, iset6e
S6dte Der alte Saluufe aufbewabrte,
ipiiroe Id better aufserdumt baben.
uN6, eoler 0err! Ger fleine @ltas.
bedsr 1T bod serabe fein 9roser
S6as!"
Gum Teufel aud), i9 benfe nidt on
ben 8ed)er allein! aur3 unb GUT, i1
lpei6, bab Der Pfarrer cine 9ro6e
Suinnie @eloes bier in Der airhe
aufbeiuabrt bat. unb uln bic bonbelt
es iid bier Du mubt iie uns idafTen,
benn Du biit ia oanit beauftrast, iie
slidli9 bel Seite gu brinsen."
nGb" rief Suenb aus, ,bier tit
alio 0erratb nit i'm Spiel geipelen!-
sOariiber mo9ft ON ipdter nadben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06

fen. Sir ben Nusenblid nist Dir bas
Seugnen ni6t, i'd peiB s(lles, unb
meine 2eute baben sic &trcbe umitellt.
aommit Du nit Qusflh9ten, 10 iuerbe
i'd Did, bol' mid Der 3udud, unter
oem aronleudter aufbdnsen. Salt Gu
mid peritanoen?"
rSa, gang beutlid," eripiberte
gpeno. raber 70 gang obne @dub,
fpte Sbr an;uuebmen i6eint, bin Id
benn bod au6 nidt. Sbr ipradt pors
bin bon Guren Qeuten, ib babe neine
au6 bier unten.'
rWen lneinlt Gu bamit?"
soenb ld6elte uno Seigte aui bic
offenen Sdrge, bann entsesnete er:
so meine bic 1obten!"
rWillit Iu mid gum Siarren
baben?" rief Manbeimer brobeio.
rSebet iie gud nur einmal an"
fubr Der @jOuse fort, ves iinb gar
feline idledten @url l6en!"
Ger Qauptmann mari einen 9lid
auf Die sdr9e uno fubr nit einem
lauten s6rei suriid. Sinter einem
leben Sar9 fab er cine bobs breit'
idulterise @eitalt lid erbeben. Diels
bier Mdnner, Die 10 unpermutBet er.
i6ienen betrabteteu ben 6auptmann
init berausforbernbe,n 9daeln, iie
maren alle beroffnet uno l6aarteu
it'd Tim ben 1ooteusrdber. Dieier
fliiiterte ibnen einise Morte su, NOR.
auf ii6 bret gum @eben ipanbten. Ger
oierte soserte eiut9e glusenblide unt
l9ten ieinen &ameroben nur iebr
unsern su folsen. spenb panbte iid
nad ibm um uno rief In fur3em, be,
feblenoem Gore:
ySb, Gu tbuit, tute Id Dir sefast
babe, Ou eebt!"
Der Wtann murnelte eintse abeeril'
iene 9Sorte, trat oann eini9e Sdrttts
naber an ben Sauptmann beran, baltic
bic Sdufte uno perbrebte lein 9lutlit
NIT elmer iebr be;eidnenben @eberbe.
Oonn tpanote ct iid I'm, flirrte NIT
benz Sabel unO folste ben iibrisen.
.Ou laBt Define 0eute geben?"
fragte Wanbeimer gan, erftaunt.
(Gortiesuns fcIst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06

tn ben GinsetpeiOeii, HI
oer8ruft berSeite,
fiiblte mid numb in,
Riifen nno TN Uterus,
mar idua6, ,nerpos unh
tonnte nidt f4fafeu.
Nadoem td BON Sb.
rem "Favorite Pre-.
scription" uilb "Gol-
den Medical Discov-
cry" genomnen bate,
fins i'd an befer jnwer.
ben. Rad uiertebn Ia.
gen fonute ia i'm Sauie
n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06

~ Vtttt1IEUtTVbV
efeu, bate feline Maseniamerjen niebr unb
mari useIne @orpbtnpuIber meg. Als tf
Shire Biebijtnen gum eriten Wale ilabm, fiblte
t9 3uerf nur nod iibler. Sd tpurbe better uno
fonnte bret Gage lang ni9t laut ipreHen.
Damn aber tpurbe i9 beHer, ineiue Shmer'
aeH borteu auf unb i'd tonnte gut idlaien
melne yeeroen tuurbeu rubtger. Che i'd Sbre
Wfcbtun nabm, mar th pfer Wonate bett.
ldgsrts une mein 3uitano Ssrihlimmerte iid forte
n6breno. 80 babe an @e,pidbt betrddfiid eeipon.
nell ulio fam ben eanien 9aa arheiter .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06
DR.. price's Cream 9afine pomoer
SS@fe @eItsausFenunss aussebtnnna.

: Sn 2tibed III In Golse ber beftis
gen Stiirme Der leBten Sage grobes
9o6waRer eingetreten. Die Bewobs
ner Der tiefer selegenen Stabttbeile
mubten Hadten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06

Dr.. price's Cream Batting powoer.
9as bollfommeaHe. has gema&t iuira.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06

Dts
ssSaentli1e 6reie preie fur s.rs
erihetnt
isesn Doumerfae
unb foftet
$3.50 tar eaS Sabr uber $l.4S
g 8saHate In 0eraaebssahixxs.
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4]sI 81 I ! Q3SI}S3U

6ran Wtlliam Hoberte BON Bridge.
port, " D., id]reibt: ySdtte i'd Sbre We6t.
gin nitt eeuommen, 10 mare Id jest nidt
nebr bier. Die utrSte tonnten mir ni4t
bflfen, i9 glid einem Gfelett, fonnte nidbt
eNen, batte entiseliehe &Amer,eu Inn Wtoaen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-06
/. Wo!!soa's Mammuth St
Graber glusoertauf bon aleiber=
jtoffeu,

PuVITW1
bic su iebem greiie bertuuft tperben.
Gebaitcpol, 36 3ol brett, % Gents.
@oIlene Serses, 40 3oll brett, AZ Gents.
GameeISbaars Serees, rebaeirt bon $1.OO
amf "a GentS.
Diagonal, resueirt oon $1.o0 auf eS Cts.
@eitreifte 8Iaibs, rebucirt bon $1.Oo aui
96 Gents.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15
CaDf,l Removal

Tho decisioN wNdcwd NY jNtsv
sNOcNleN,nN, sustaining tho Nppl,cN.
'tm NV An injunction 10 prNvvNt
tho eNNmissioN VI tho constitutional
NNNrNdmeNt, rNSped NJ thu Inst AVA
NtON W the lVyislNNrN, to wlNoNN
tho r%NrNNheNt ecNl W pNNNrNmNNt
fnm lcINNpoN CiN Wv SwNNliM w n
Nole W hN rNorlN, Va NNsod IN aoUN1
constitutional lNw n ia n woll ert
llNl r,iNciFlo W McmoNlwy prpun,r
law That MI constitutional mNeNd
weNls mtst htcWmN rncctivc, ol,erNt
iva ONl htNiihg Ia ~ rNl W thu
constitution Ia HooN IA adopted, ANIL
musl not dNpcWd uroN ,ho wt VI
ANY iNltNidml to mNko Il aNrh Fht0
princirlN W constitutional law has
(NrN Nnlrmwt Wy tho suptruw couil
" thu ptNtn Vt tRlitirNiN w lhr
%tnlrNtNlud cnso W Waltz w liNor
wore, Tho following puolNlioN l.
IN point
"0thN Nopialnlmo VIVA Not nNihor
irel Wy lho rWuNrrs or r%onpllluiloN
Wot do tho Ivmp or that iNalmuNu
rrrmit u to rrNrNan ANY nmrndMrn'
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15

Tho srcN, NrIim thw "a nov IN
promcs " ce,,N'wuctlNN "a mNk,na
tOr ,rogNss, Tlw calsSm ts ths
cNo,cv pier will probably no mnk be
tcvr ", 40 10 prcss, Nhitts ot men
NwklNg LAY aud N'ght Nve kepA bury
on tho works. sewaM hNrses
from lwNNnwovlh, witch hNva been
oN tho way down auverA weeks, NJ.
,,od oN Monday lesC The number
" mNN ON the my roll now IA he.
.tet MNaaana daily aud In n ahny,
lmN tho nOIuew employees will pNh'
NlN N lNO Mn d, "A, Il. WNd,
io)l VIVA rvcseNt on Monday looking
over lho work whloh ID uuaep Va,
wpwliWN clNrge Vt Nv NlChmool
udoINnt cugluecr The vary hcNI
mODviM " bing rNl In, cvcry ricc'
hduN tuSpcclcd before put IN r)Oco
| Noirr tho cau,raet thu Mldgr muNI
ho completed by March T. lSNO
rhM work, Owet0N, viii hive II
bo pusNcd ylgorculy Mr. SOcwm,
IL charge, " one W tho moa, oNrrr
aucod bridge huIllrm aud tho wo,'
,lu La. ..aa,Ilu L,u.IaI uu,l,p hl
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15
lin Wo0ihoE

u R,oH witbGDt saying ibat tho
yrst itH has LgoB O68 ~ tg mOtt
nDbdmfW that Missouri has ever
"zDrria0ced 1b0 prophets wbo
ptrdirird n drought for August have
ihGa inf iulrd utterly ~ f%Gfeeast tht
ue1ibpf BiBee tbG first ~ August
me Npaibff bas been C0Oj. With 20,
piD1s minis, II pHH be- ssid that The
peDjdf 1jDlh Jpnefs0n cry have
fsfrJ, u 'yrt, eDjDyed such
sfssDG ~ summer ns9fL wsatiief
a sWliat s'Diy cDiGes ffDm kansas
mi fDlDia11, TIN summer tJurtsty
IN cpie's17 eompjoiD bltiorly On ~
eoDgt N me iaresssBt fsI6s. veRe
ia'jDb u tJGtlsl00g IN botb NJ iiose
.iai's bet mn me D~tDtdDejas NJ NE
Gld Gmets, Wjb Il Nj viii eODs
J1a6tjtW r0iD rfDps sB1 p~sstDfsge
1b4Dij,Assf1 ADd u IL sgsl6 DE
t9jbbmf1t NJ Hp Ol1 sdags iIiat an
bfVFt rms bm n D0Dfs," boz II IA
" ~ ~ Ajg4 hat Ll0ns n6bD1y
aDt1 nm tbe go01 H. eOpi0s
~ ilD,s tgbtIy entitled W 1.-THE
flaming ejsssts
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15
me XXX asakast SsrenaSeN

A wnN t0O,rd aud mosscoverrd
rl,igoN, whosc natural MNdha place
IA " dcrp, dark caverN, hid away IN
,cmr NNlNNahilNNlN part ot thc 1lohe,
Inns vNIard MA NnNry heNa aud Nlcked
His wrNLlNN ton, AZ N,ph that the
rNIct W polIcr VI ,Nls wy has w.
socd ns r%NriIONlcNl divorces NsA'Nut
mtdNlnN, s,rcNsdlNp conIemNlng
music that hNS mNdr many feel uNt
llrc Ia No, M rmr,y dreNm, hut y
snrlnu VI c,rrNN hllss, Vhla horNys
NNNIrd 0nN, who prohNNlN tolls not,
who ,Nls II mpoaslNlr to sleep on
account W sweet mNSlc, ought TO
Noll Nu Interview with hhs t~oNsp'pnpe,
aud pcrlmpS hm wilt dl0covCr other
rr,aou, tnr hia MNkcfulNcaa THAN tho
aulndp W tive lNlc " mandolin ,
utrr what provision Of our city
ordNNnrcs ,loos hu who Npho)ds the
mnlrstN VI the law proposc to atop
the w%ruNNdiNu NJ might SHINE
NhcN have courts Declared that mN'It
WnaN nOlaNNrp To hu Wiprl uUl ftON
the tnrr VT lhm uNrth hN the Ack vi
uNc Whu hNs nollhVr mu0lH Ih hl'
pnuI no, romance IN his NwrlH Thi'
IA Il hin wurli, and IN II rtc uNuN
mrN ot many minds, Speaking TO
wuN .e,pt ivdthtugrcnNdc hNs AWAY
mrrisl's hNhd, slumhcG rOmcs n
= naturally to the mint ma dUoa mUsl
~ the cat, In lNrl, II eo0lhos III
Moves IA oxygen auplllre HE
llrt store, lsl he who liyOs IN DIM
pula kick the wolld can pv, ulOn
without him Just W. cnsIly ~ II IN
without muaIr, The nblpsl Ut hnrd'
Shakespeare, aoNal
u'Illu man that hath not music |
I lhmsuli,
" \ml IL not mor'd with concord B,
pwrul auUwls,
- T. M fbr lrrnaOiIs, eitnlrpcms M,
epUlla
Let no man trust lIm,'
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15

Several oluSeAA FROM the stAtvt
Of IowA have Osea wanting Vie ".
mou> llN M Tsnks sprlass. h Cam
den county, and hts sAtd They have
purchssed II for tho purpose ~ on
gNniHlnR 4 summer rescrt company
Al thai place They propose 10 hu'ld
y ho,el and an electric road from
Jesferson Guy 70 thai point which y
10 10 operated w water power The
gentlemen NIT a number OF our ctt'.
scns last Thursday eveNlug and laid
tho matter before them. n The plan,
M laid out, succeeds, 100000 will
no Invested by tho syndlcNtss Az.
distance will 10 asked from our ottl.
sons, II the project could no carried
out, II will EFssty develop that con-
peny, These springs are said 10 be
natural wonders and tho scenery AZ
cNn he found anywhere A number
of Jefferson olty parties contemplate
u Walt 10 the springa,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15
IN lgoI Mn m Msg1ml

Viz. hnI,H0 top.'y Janhnr'
u.i'a'' b'tgr a]Jlgoouuy NrdDe
my i'srd nHn hIlov my ~ oIui1o
Uyi.N n'fWr ~ lt lJp arbGmpbi Il
'Dt i'a'it,s 10 lnos,J 0ltmgtDal
tiA t'a',
"E anlgnd. tlgl NJ bflieyp TRIM
mn fsJa,ihb.- ~ iba seliDoI tJJU
me- aHA 'otl'WtDNi r.DiWHDD' in,
hss tt issi 4. gHp'Yr ~ 81, ol,sbge
ne f1bst'eIp1 NJ BissgGn tbai
Ai-kitea fks 1t4ts ~ we may sreHd
W. pbl1n pi,Yi. u NJ stgip h
nJu4 an ibsi a rig h. y Gtih
met' Msitsd ~ M ~ stisea N ne
tbhiiFb ~ n0t f4fs sbi bfiitgr
'ts' ne eiJlfbs fbpp'd ,1'A spyi1si
taF ss1 Ntbgl sh1ys metG6bfJ.
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nsde tbe sebDrd s9s sbO9H bs
tbsalt1 N stttb ytsfs I'm begi0
my ssd gs g1DI' sjh,geg " s,tFbd
sboN aatu nset re twsbiy one
yssfs on"
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lnIr ibn lnw poaari ~ llm lnsl
%lnaialuIuro n%n.ural rlu ~ In iuraa
oud professional moo bnyo boon -,
.url rr.w JolH .usiro lmdcr Clo
IDw on # ,0mul. lulo} lho hlIoHiog
"yom1iInrl trom jpry n%pl,ico lmyr
boon unIr, ~ wit
lU.l wcwl"n NJ on} volunteer
fire ruUrnuy
Hoo1ul poraona owployod IN ouy
poiI Gro l'pHrlmoul.
1JJrl por"otu ouplo}od IN my
'oI" oI~oouoeyunly institution
loullb olo,Ryu"p
lIf'll practitioners NJ mcdicinc
'lbie lnrIu lDa nwialo, crulials, don
lI.lI mad olIor fpromltrls,
Sl.lil ml on@a M IOy.
H..oolL glorhn obI o0icom u my
oaIll
li'u1Jl tcrry hoopoG
hrull4 dolulsla
Joulll podm0slma
I%jngnuii, uyniaow u roads
1Hnjnh, raot,ot
Jbtrmutjt rurlHblp
ipuJl,rrliL millrm
I'l"ooiil ptoioge1p md other
i'm'i,nr II aboJla
H,i"ulb judgm u comlp ot
tnr.t1
p a%uloooib, superintendent "
ln,~i lI,as
~ tfrnDib III pottyDs oyor ngo
N Gn.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15
Lmlnn,A Aal

Wlnrona. llrnW nnIl, nul l,pr.
bnrN llfiIl, lllp Wifr, w llrIr uprlsln
deed " trust, dated May 2ith, 1894,
Mi recorded IN book y" NJ pnpD
NGH, " colo county %lrrofdel's office,
conveyed 10 jacob IWNw, h lrua.
tee, the following dc'rllhed ical a..
tate. silllhle IN the county Of Cole,
state If MiueOuIi, IL. WITT
lthrl " tho apUtllwpal quarter ~
llc sOuilrnal quarter, nnl tliH south
lnIi ~ III" southwest quarter ~ aeG'
lOu ~ section ~, IN township n "
.lu'r ~, containing l2O acres, l0aa
'I' lul|u"i ug Wis nrrrA that lRyH been
I.,'..d from and deed ~ trust Ind
.o|l hy deed dotted August lHlI.
I.'l md recorded IN book III, page
bIy traOrdm's ollnr, tOlu county,
M nuli, described ~ fOllOwai A
lnri " srnillpnai rornrr ~ tho south.
vert quarter " the southeast uuarinr
~ section ~, township II, range
y. bounded NJ %fullOWsi beginning
N the southeast corner VI said quar-.
'rf quarter section themes north
aJlh The line lint divides tho south.
'psl quarter and The southwest quar-.
'U - lln southeast quarter ~ said
."nllDn twenty Ni1iuD cl. 10
unrilI side " a branch thence n.
n W." W, $50 Oh, Win and
N',Dq tho north side ~ tho branch
lytUoe H. 30 l.Io W, B2l cli. on
no'lll side " braDeli thence north
~, jst9 W. lSj Oh 10 the N. W. cor.
mr u n water pond tlleDoe \. q ~
~ lbB olL 10 north bank Of branch ,
llc0co y. ~ Ia W. 800 Oh, 10
"lRo u bf inch. themes H. I0,7I
NJ 10 place ~ beginning Which
conveyance was made 10 SECURE tho
pOJ WcDt " y c%cftaln D0t6 and inter.
'-t desoribod 10 said deed " trust /,
md wlurGas, dsfa1lt Iins been Dads
IN the payment VI said note mud the
Interest thereon. and Tho saIBs re-.
mains unpaid, Now, therefore, by
virtue VI tbe D0wer VI sale contained
H. gaid deed N trust, aDd Al iiie re-
quest NJ tbe Iepm owner 0i shid
note IN arid deed Described, notice
IL hereby %glyentliat 1 viii, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 70, js957
between tIe hours of o O'Clock IN
tbe forenoon aDd b d'cl6ck In tls NJ,
ter606n ~ that Day NJ The court
house IN tho cry u jefferson, stale
Iof Missouri, proceed " seD The
aboye described property al public
ysDdns. " tbe Highest bidder for
cssb, ~ satisfy said deed of trust,
together with the cost u Chi. pro.
esedlag.
JACOB TANNER, Trustee.
June 9, ls95.
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Compsay osN Of ButisN

tNmp0ay IN" o. the second
Missouri regiment han heen camp
Inn NJ sedMlA for y week. pefcrs
leNyloe they took q veto on capital
removal, and the veto was unNnimous
IN favor OF Jefferson CITY IN
marching through scdalle before
leWluN They gave three cheers Tor
Js0Nsou oity, Tho i'u,la boys
when they are friends have the cour'
mgs 10 show IL which makes the
compliment @ much more highly
appreciated
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progress rNpldly,

\ Galloway county farmer who
hrma tina nuwe Ut Whiting had n
narrow cecOpo from 'lcOlh on Mon
dOy Mir Willing snrua 10 he q
clopo friend of ,unpN foot aud wNs
thoroughly loNdel NJ IN Monday
whom lc stepped OF Of II" Nlorv nj
tho foot OF Nathan nlrcol aud 70
/, tho Missouri Pacific lrcl, u dir,
tmcc or about eiSty foot Ito was
plighily ahoolwd but otherwise uhlh,
Iurui
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15
hnnuaL RieaiN

Tho tenth annual ptculo of ~
MNptln's Catholic Congregation vt
ElS,on viii 10 held At The old plene,
Elslon, Moo Tuoeley, AOp, W,
lSpa, Wnc bNrheeuNd meats aud MI
tho dcllraplaA VI tho scNs1n VIII be
carved for dinner and supper Good
mNSlu anil abundant refreshments
viii no on hand and no pains VIII
to spared 10 entertain vlpllorh No
shooting galleries, oNNo racks, walnr'
melon wapoNA or "sportlnp pnbhes
VI any kind viii 10 permitted On mo
aroNNds, A apeelel train leaving
icncrson Ci,y NJ O,0N In tho mOrnlng
win convey y%lsllors from lhia ely TO
Elalon, mud return ut 0l00
In tho evening, Fare for The round
trIp only ~ cpNta, Tickets ARE nov
ra'O'. Md lissS% M;"OlaSs's ii"gss
weather should hu u~ntav0rable on the
g1Uh uhe picnic will be held on
"Wednesday, August w Come one,
oomp all
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