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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
MIND UNBALANCED.
Henry Heismann Reaches Coast in
Bad Condition.

Henry Heltmann, formerly manager
of the Peoples Ice Company. and St
one time a membsr cf the Government
band, became temporarily insane dur
ing the voyage OF the bsISsntine Arch
er. from Honolulu % san Francisco.
Heitmann thought the captain and
crew were conspiring 20 Kill him. and
refused food for nine days. When TAX
en- ashore at San Francisco he was ia
a very weak condition.
When searched a. the city hall a gold
watch and chain. two checks on the
Claus SpreCkeIs bank CT Honolulu for
$3.50. a check on The Bishop Bank oi
Honolulu for $3.50. q certificate OF de-
post on the Bans Of Hawaii for So
and 1912 in cash was found on him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE o. INTEN
TON To FORECLpSE AND
or SALE

Notice Is hereby given ta1t by viz
tuv OF power OF sale contained in tao
certain mortgages made by Auhes he
Eauiuuhi. ID. lyokaua Eeku her hus-
band and j.. ~. WIiiiGauo. otherwise
known as l.. u. WLhiuaiu. all uf Homo
lulu. Island % oahu. 20 Joseph Mar
den OF said Honolulu. the first dated On.
18th day Uf July. 1891. and recorded tu
the office uf the Registrar ~ Convey
auCes IN said Honolulu ia t.iber III. "a
toiius $3.50. and the second dated tho
@STd day OF March. iSsS. and recorded
tn the Office uf the said Registrar. iu
iber l>p, on to.ius Spt-S. tbc said
Joseph NIrsdeu, Mortgage. intends 60
ut the conditions ia said mort cages
contained, to-wit: the ugu-psyulsn; ut
the interest when due.
Notice IS also hereby given that al.
and singular the lands. tguemguts and
Entertainments in said mortgages con-
tJ.ECi and described vii. be- sold ~
/ public auction az the auction rooms ri.
/ James r. Morgan ON Queen Street iu
I said Honolulu. ON Monday. the zsth
I day % February. \. u. 1889. at -
/ o'C.ucE noon % said day.
The property In said mortgages ts
I thus described. namely All that Ger
aaaaaA NA.Hat Na hlaAANfa % asAtaA raeaAa.H aall
\ the west corner OF King and Punch
( bowl streets ia said Honolulu. b~iuE
Y its premises described iu Land Com
I mission Award No. 1912 Co Nc. Nes.ua-
nGol end that were conveyed 60 the
! said l. y. wlihiuauo by washzuauc
I by deed dated October -. 1855 and ~,
I corded IN the Office % the said Regis,
trar tn t.jbsr - ou folio Ss6. and by
the said I. q. WgjhiuaUo conveyed o.
the said AUt.a EyEsuluuht by dsyd
dated July IS. 1897. and recorded ig
the Office ut the said Registrar I'm 1.ibs;
lT2 on fo,ius 1iT-N. and bounded and
described as follows Commence ~
the corner Ct King gaj PIrchbow
Streets gLd run y. s. W. I chain 81
PIE feet along King Street: thence :
- W. ! chain - feet along Road 81
Nuluwhilahua: thence :. = =. : chat;
- sic feet along the houses - Hakau
thence y. 5Uts = "a chains aionl
PtsuChbow, Street 90 place % com
mere. msut. containing an AREA %
d ass sathoms.
b Terms Cash. Deeds 90 sypyns. a
purchaser.
b JOSEPH MARSDEN.
MoTtEaEss.
For further particulars apply 60
MONS ARRAT & WEBER
Attorneys for Mo-tEaEs..
Dated Honolulu. February :. tSas
5ts5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

@-rIECE uF LAND 90 Iio-
nuakaha. "u Queen Street. makai
~ the kawaiahao Cemetery. and
adjoining the Warehouse lately
erected by \. Harrison. having a
frontage "n Queen Str--f - -
feet. and a depth of i0T feet.
same being at present held undcr
"a lease expiring Nay l., 1850. ~
AN annual rental 80 S>iUn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
:. =. Union.

The meeting OF the Sunday school
Union today promises % he OF unusual
interest. All the pastors and sunday
school sursrintsndsuts ~ The city have
been invited 20 come 20 the meeting at
I so a the y. NJ. O.. A. hall 20 discuss
a grand rally of al the schools some
time in May. The program introduce
tory TO the discussion is as follows:
Historical and Geographical Setting
Mr.. Woodward: Central Truth. Mrs
Andrews: Primary Treatment. Miss A.
exander: Black board Illustration Nr
Hits: Review. N~ Bowen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

The Chinese colony aid not hold its
reception last evening. rhis having
been postponed until -5night. There
Will be no general --,spiiOn IT the
Chinese Consulate on Bsretanid street
today. but Consul Yang Wal Pin
will he n home 20 friends from L. On
II O'Clock
The United Chimes Society on King
street Will not hold its usual reception
today. because OF tEs reception a. the
Consulate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
PIECE oF LAND

PIECE oF LAND situate,
iu Kuwili. immediately makai -;
the oahu Prison and fronting "u
the ru1d leading G" the >lau-hi.r
Houses. being q portion 81 thr
lanj covered ~ u. =. l>s'n. J.. =.
y. -. y. l. This land has q
frontage "f 126 f,,-t asa th. street,
and an average depth 1T I@5 -
feet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
MUCH MORE GOLD
Greatest Strike of Yellow
Metal Yet Known.
Seems to Surpass the Klonai<s.
Ore that Runs 50 Per cent.
Many Millions In Slsht

DENVER Coli, Jan. 2s.-Ths re-
cent strike Of the Isabella. 40 Cripple
Greek, has rendered The Colorado min
ing world speeches. vi.h amaz.usut.
and the rest Of the world interested in
the production OF gold is likely 20 he
stricken the same way as soon as she
facts % The discover are learned. d,
is stated Uy a committee % newspaper
men who visited the property to-day
that half The wonders % the mine can
not be told, for the ore IS OF such e.
character as not 20 De- believed unless
seen and subjected 20 severe tests.
The strike began with a streak ut syi-
vanite eighteen inches vide. overl1ld
with a seam Of stuff that was almost
pure gold OF the same width. The lat
ter could De whitfield with a jack
knife into shreds ike lead, and many
of the miners employed in the work
ings, who had experience in the IA
nous silver mines o. aspen. where
silver was taken out IN almost pure
state by the medium q saws and chs
els, say TINS display O. EC!d SurpaSSes
that stun as dross compares to preci-
Gus metal.
Since Saturday the same have open
ed out until now there is a display OF
gold twenty feet long ana six feet wide
with three inches thick Cf solid god
metal that viii not require any treat
ment before selling 20 the Mint This
stuff viii run ~ tee rate q S3oo.00'
TO a ton, and with the streak widen
ing and lengthenins IL Is estimated
that there IS $4,000 GCo IN sight The
ore will run So Per cent. pure gold
This is heralded as the greatest strik.
of gold N the history Or the world
as the best me;aliursists cannot recal
anything Of . SIMILAR nature in al
| their readings o. s-peIi sncss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT ALI. BICYCLES LET AT
BaiIsys Honolulu CyS'c-y. 81 StnE
street. Cor more than 50 days w4l b.
sold 1t auction 90 pay the repair b.i.
tina, may be owing against them Ta.s
notice is especially given 90 The parties
who OWE several bicycles t0I tina;
have been left Tn my store trom :
months 20 : months
Jif- =. :. BAILEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
w. j. QUINN.
ReQ| ES0|e AQglI.
40 Montgomery St.
BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND sac
RAIENTo STREETS
San Francisco. California.

TzellF gozrs % r-sacrsssfas sE-rr-
scapc 80 - RnS1 Estate AEssa1 rzaasae~
NO tn sale tEzt ! have 5ooc well fc~
inves.p-s. shea thry follgHo5 aY AZ
vsoc.
TAc astF1tioa % EAnse haT.rz enna~-
20 invcs1 - called 10 shc fScz GA1zG lAsr~
arr Frc1s opporsuasssus 20 male sr,ioa-
ebd iavcstrse nta - Sza Frzora.on Hrrs
Estate az Tho prnseas G5na.. Tse ora
distoa uf realty "a a-useaE szvurs sss
buyer. Thss IL re tsn1c TO !anaxE sha1
p-up.srtses csn 80 psrrs2ses ss to~
prices.
san FFzscssco has = Ersus taGa-e. a..
waite us shis po.nt. ~ b. % "a ts~
wrr1s city OF th,. Pscihr Cnass ard ssc
zss1 sSo bsIys ooE Viii make Aznsesf
rich
I o1cr ny cEp~-1cono and koows~ar-
% valves of r~urscrzF 10 tiapne who g.
sire Co purchase baslor.s rrur---s~s
foT Income. ur t-nrrurc3 lots or hiorl~
for suvnssz,-as- information cA<-r.
fully Eivca So -rfcrooce Co az -rasx<xs
ci@cn. I usl - hz7eF 20 csr-cxyocs<
Sometsnea estates are dfVsdes. znk
The pTop~-rT has 90 - soid: IN thts
way fsar p1rcbzs-os ca De -aste. To-
al such sales sat snn advise buyers
as 60 values
Mo1rF tav.ss~5 GO Rszi Ezz.e go
thesr r1o7rF.
Fs.l charge tatsa 81 s-os.-sss .o-
tAyes ra'f go abscat owo--a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
Travel Sights.

Some %: the officers on the oregon
saw a bull hight az Lima during the
time that the ba,-Isshfp was anCh1rsi
in the Callao ha-bor. \ party os o.
fiCers also assembled the Andes iu The
remarkable railroad built by Mg,Es %
San Francisco. The road j. lo3 miles
long, climbs 70 an elevation Of 1900
feet. near The head Of the Amazon
river
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

PIECE oF LAND ct APua,
makIi 1t Queen Street. and im
mc,liatcly Ia the rrar - a." Ware
house ~ W. q. Peacock ~ &C.
Ltd. ou Queen Street. h~iug .
portion 1t l.. e. \. Iis. aud hav
in. au AREA "f lTG - Fath"ms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
Accidentally Shot

Corp. Pryor, o the Twenty-seC5-i
Regulars. vas accidentally shot just a
few minutes before the Senator sailed
from San Francisco. Pryor was lyiug
in his bunk while Private I4ovsErsea,
nearby him, was examining a loaded
revolver when q shell exploded. the
bullet striking the corporal in the
right arm. LOvsgreen vas arrested
and the corporal taken 20 the hospital
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

C-PIECE OF LAND az Kaa.
kopua, in rear of premises &C Dr.
Alvarez. being q portion - J.. ..
A.1l.OT6, i. J.. 2l5, being l.: No.
l. 80 the Estat. % the late Ia.
pika Naonc. and having an area
of 1T>e SQUARE Feet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

PIECE or LAND 90 Kaa-
koPna. adjoining piece No. 4 "f
these lands. being a portion 20 l.
=. \. 1851. L. i. 2is. and having
au AREA 90 40 Acre.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

PIECE oF LAND at Kaa.
Sopua. back 81 Emma Street. bc-
Ing "a portion - l.. a. y. s95I,
Apana 2G, L. +. 1928. and having
an ARA 80 % /. Acre.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

The Twenty-seco1d Regiment vas IN
the thickest OF the hEht az + Cauey.
BriSadier General EEbsrt received a
bullet wound a. San Juan h.s left lung
being pierced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
LET Us TALK

To you on the merits OF the Sterling
Bicycle and why II is the best made
and best lasting wheel IN the market
today. Pacific Cycle and Mig. Co.
agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

Diagrams - the property Will
appear in the issue g the Daily
L. .. Advertiser SATURDAY morn
ING. February iith
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

MAPS. MAPS. MAPS. ot Honolulu
just issued by ths Hawaiian Gazette
Co. Won Holt B,orE. King street. =
cure one before they are az gone
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

Session None
Outside Sales RsPprt.J-Nru.
Quotation Changes seven.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
RealEState
FOR SALE.

-.
a.sc saai- 80 lassrs.-ste3 Tles aoc
80 "a &c "s F-FF'sr4 HA~1
@--s
ssF~r Eva s.-1 us Geo. Gsas.
--"1e a'tr 49, - o. lss7s@=-s
stse-ia
.s'a % asalffas s'-Tts q. As"Aa
tsAt@
s-sN-Fls.A-a Para Aaaso1 80. -
e-4a" Aasn.zsaE .9.es Tear ~.
aear s-at.1as
80. - .ss.,..--.. - -.
s.-s y. $50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
PURE BRED.

Buff LeghOrns-2 cocks, hens. =
cockrels, = pullets.
White Leghorns-1 cock. hens. .
COckrels, 8 pullets.
Brown LeghOrnS-1 cock, hens, o
cockrels, pulletS.
Black Minorcas-1 cock, hens. .
cockrels, pullets.
Plymouth Rocks cock. hens.
cockrels. 0 pullets.
Blue AndaluSian-1 cock, > hens. o
cockrels, > pullets.
Bronze Turkeys cock. 3 hens. o
cockrels, 0 pullets.
Pekin Ducks brakes. 4 ducks.
Homing Piegons-4 pairs from Eng
liSh-American stock.
CROSSES AND GRADES.
Brown Leghorn Grades cocks and
10 hens.
Brown-Buff Leghorn-1 hen.
White LeghOrn-Blue Andalusian
Cross pullets.
Black Langshan-Brown Leshorn
Cross hen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
TO BREEDERS OF .-....z-z,zzsssA.
Pure-Bred Poultry:

AS l am now arranging my poultry
pens for the Spring season, l offer The
following list of fowls for sale. This
affords an excellent opportunity for
Poultry Raisers to secure choice birds
and advance the standard OF their
flOPkS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

S-Tao eio<aat soaaes a. Nakgsi -
Puaahs4 scAso. g-zrf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

s-<stsa sETef. spoTe 90 sess. rtue sst
kalA lsaa. at5n.alas &.zls.sr CosP~r's
lad ID Naanz.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

l--TsvatT ycars -cAse 90 Iss acr~s
90 ~ Paegur. lad ia Pziolo valley. -.
miles from wAsa.ac toad. FresA z,ou--
taia 8trc2m suns sArSlxs sss .zsd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
w. J. QUINN,

HFss EszAse AEezs. tis Msz.<u-zz-v
So. Ssu Francesca. Eix,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
1 S;: pa ~.
NAVE OF sTock.

Honolulu 70. C.. FEB. 2 1850
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

s-CiiE Fr5esr5y = 49, ssaas-sas
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

is-i-aass - Nuuass vsr,y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
.Sa|uIdly. Feb. q. 1899.
At !. O'CLOCK NOON.

.\t uy >II'>ruum. 80; gu'-.u
street. will sell q; Public Auc.
ti"u thv following valuable T,ar.
,'.l> "f city Real Estate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

WALTER Q. WELDON.
Honolulu. II. I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

IA snail Auaa- Aaf 80 wsfhsz
10 uutuufcs' uAlE fnasr F..sg OcSo-
r-nss fur So r..r rssusAs s,rr5g sAr.an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

--s.sfses. saEa .ass % Berczz.A
.sF~r ga s.Gs ns Geo. lsas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

"A go Tsrzaat 15sf ~ N.as. on
aar saa1. s-th unsurpassed viep aoc
cumat~. "a stue % p-r9ss-4 Ra@e
Tuasts. Fay tr-ma
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

s-ozs ss1ss -ss ~ o. Bs-s&=..
sssc-:-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

4 comparison betrec0 these
and other Binoculars JrW os-
tonish you. Let as sholc gou
the difference and conrjBce goa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10

wEE ASr.1E
Z. s-euer q Co..
aH
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06

Adopted BY Harrington Lodge No.
i92 A. y. q A. Nj, Al regular COM
munlcalion On March 25sh. 1889.
Whereas, Almighty Cod. In His
wise and bcnclecnt prosideucc. has
seen a. 10 remove from our midst, ~:
Ut the tolls and conflicts Of ihls life,
urr brother, CHARLES H. tlarrolI. 10 thai
home frcip whose bourn no Traveller re-
,urns; therefore. resolved;
4. That In the dsafh II Brother
llaFrell our Lodge Is hereit OF . brother
who excmpsIhed the beautiful tencis Of
our order, hy those bcaliluder Of broth
crly kindness and truth which have
been taught at our affairs since Solomon
guided the work Of the craft, or good
lliran los; his life In the defense Of his
integrity. We therefore cherish his
memory, and viii seek to emulate bis
noble example.
2. That we extend TO the bcresyed
family our sincere sympathy In this
their irreparable loss of husband and
father.
5. That this Lodge wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days, and
that copy Of these resolutions be
spread upon the permanen, records Of
this Lodge, presented TO the family
mud furnished the prcss.
j. j. MARTIN,
lioRERT TETLEr, Gem.
+. e.. SINNERS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
Trustees Sale.

whereas. Morris statrn. George Green.
A. tiinvrf. Adm bridges. Luuis Murphy 4,
James fiill. ilnuig Cage ana jas Robinson 4,
certain ,i,..d II trusi. dated the i5th dsy 81
March. tsii. rnd recorded in the Rccurirr' q
ONCE OF ~. fnncuis county, Missouri. AZ
deed bocg %. larr NJ, conveyed 90 the un,
church rttdit. titse. Interest and estate. IN
and to the following derrrllbsl real estate.
SITUATED IN ihr comfy ~ ~. Fnsnrcis and
state Of Missouri. viz
tiil Of nuyrt''s addition 10 taruiingtur, de.
scTihed as follows. to wit neRinHing on
Franklin street ut the Hurthrust corner ~
enid lot No. " .t9ier west on ~sruna street
eighty mine feet aud nine lnrlt.= IN north
WRIST enrnrr ui said lot 80. a. thence south
hrtween lots n ana II one hundred ana
thirty .ons feet thence east eighty nine
feet and ninr inches thcnce north nne hun
drrd and thirty .nne feoi 90 the beginning
Aiso their une.haif sharU OF stock in the
Aetna Inan TO-, series February. ISL,
and certificate No. sfsuJ. Glass 4.
Which snli conveyance WIS made tn ae.
cur the payment nf a certain pnimissory
motto IN said deed uf trust dvscfti~d ana
whereas said note b. Huw past due aud re
maths unpaid, now, therefore. In accord
aRce with thu provisions % sali deed ~
trust. and uf the rruIIrst Uf the legal holder
~ said note. !, thr undersigned Trustee
WI prDCrpd TO sell thr nipnvr described real
estate AZ the Eftuth front door uf the Court
House, In tho city OF Pennington. ~ the
county uf ~ Futnrftls, state aforesaid, at
on
saturday, April 3Ot,, 1899,
between tho hours 1T nine o'ciock IN the
furrno1n and rye o'eIn-s IN thc afternoon OF
that das. 10 satisfy said note together with
the Gust and cEp.nsr ufexcrutinE this trust.
JOiiS W. wEStoAT, Trustee.
April &. issD.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
Democrats Don't Applaud Treachsry Ia
Delaware.
From the st. Louis Iieputllc.

FEom the st. Louis nepurllc.
Those three Delaware Democrats rho
voted for Addieks for United States
Senator have received treatment that
should serve as warning to all public
men who deliberately and shamelessly
break an,e-clcctioD promises made &c
The voters.
Tho trcaeherous trio have been re-
fused credit and trust By business men,
have been ostraciscd by their pcighbors
and put out Of office by their fellow
Democrats. TO some persons tIis
would appear to be case of BULLDOG
ing---an attempt TO Tighten men from
exercising the right Of individual opin-
ton. But those who look upon the af.
iaiF in that light arc entirely mistaken.
These Legislators arc receiving the
punishment mated 0ut by pablic opin-
ION 10 breakers OF pledges and boiray-
ers Of confidence. Parties are the
means by which free goyernmen, Is
carried on, aud alI political orgsniza.
,ions mus, iaIi to pieces unless voters
can have confidence in the meu they
elect 10 Office. Tho understanding be-
tween every Democrat elected to tho
Delaware Legislature aud his consiiiu-
eats was tina, he was to oppose Ad-
dicks and that q vote for ths gas msz.
naic woaM be regarded as breach Of
faith.
The punishment Of tho three Delx-
ware lesi4lsioTs was not inflicted be-
cause they exercised their indivIdpa,
opinion, but because they hsoks their.
promise sud violated party fsalty.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
Probate Court Docket

For April Term, April 10. 1889
Antoine eidiey and Roorcka Glaiey. sxecn.
tors III estate II chas. Gidiey. decd.
Jacob Inrby, guardian 81 estate ai Marvin
Il. Larry nlnof.
John 1oInaaii, guardian Of estates Of Snroff,
John nisd clofa M8lnes minors.
iohn n. Horn. guardian at estate og III.
ward BoatwriEhi 81 al, minors
George Hssrog. guardian of George anA
Minnie Herxug, minors.
Mary >. Meruman. guardian Of Mary Mer-
ryfan Y, al. suiaors.
jennie 7. Forster. guardian Of estate OF
Theodore Forster 81 81.
VIM. Day. gaana.an OF estates Of Charles
and MARY lay, minors.
J. W. muck. ageat Of John Taylor. decd.
John G.. Alexander, guardian u estate OF
Fred and FRANK Washischck minors.
\. T srradltnE. guardian OF estate OF n.
NJ. Robinson Fl al.
T 2; niSon' guardian OF estate o. Frank
W. ~. G. Canavgr, guardian o. estate Of
George 8. SoIfover a al. minors.
VIM. n smith. guardian Of estate Of WI.
lard ~. ffeiie et al minors.
EiiHa j Patterson. guardian OF estate Of Ira
and Lucy Patterson,
Emma & Keller, guardian Of estates Of
Harry heller ~ al. minors
Emma q. Keller. administrative OF estate OF
Henry W krlief, deed.
Minerva 4 nlaHks, guardian Of estate Of
Grace blanks, minor.
Minerva A HANKS. administrative OF estate
OF Wills Y Hanks. deceased.
AL Dixon, administrator OF the estate Of
Amanda Dixon. deceased.
Annie Duty. administrative Of estate Of
Hugh Dpfty. deceased.
Annie Dufy, administrative Of estate of
Eliza Dunn deceased
". II. YOUNG, curator Of estate Of Tone
Patterson.
- ;s:,sF, a'isss,i :, ---is-i- i,I-;- iryv--.
cunttnnru from January term.
Thos. J. Kite. guardian Of estate Of Edith
hito 81 al, minors.
j. q. Frat. guardian Of estate OF Robert
hafasyer rt al, riinnrJ.
i-swis u nntl~r. guardian NJ estate - MAJ
tie Alexander, niinoE,
James liiEhlHy. Jr.. guardian Of estate 81
stella Williams 81 III
4. u. HOES guardian nf estate Of George ,
shauoT, continued FROM January term.
Regina Huck, guardian of estate OF uary
fiuck, minor
j., y; Taylor, guardian Of estate OF Floyd
Miller, minor.
Nancy y. ,iorRensen, administrators 81 o..
tntu uf ". &. 4ofKensqn. decd.
= fpust. administrator Of estate Of Jas
". Faust. deed.
Einun 4 uesterle. administrator Of estate
OF David W. uesturlc, deed.
John ", MciicHry, administrator Of estate
uf Mary l.. Coughlin, decreased.
Theo. kicpe, administrator % the rstHte Of
Rudolph kiere. DECD.
Daniei Ruh. administrator Of the estate "
Philip Ruh. DECEASED
Ann y. Holiday. rGccutrix OF the estate ~
Robert Is. Holiday, deed,
JERE IS. GOssoN. Judge Of Probate.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06

From the u. fn1ss Post Dispatch.
"Congress has weapon within
reach, . says the Philadelphia Ledger.
''to gre ihs death stroke to nearly all
81 tho rapacious trusts now existing
II Is gross perversion II the taxing
power to impose taritf which, with
ont yielding reyeune 70 the Govern
meat, enables trusts TO plundsT Amer.
lean citizens"
This hits the nall on the head. Mt
only has the Republican Attorney &c. :
eral surrendered to the trusts, but -
Republican Congress has favored them
with protective tariffs which give them
. monopoly Of trade In this country.
AL OF the trnsiJ would not be destroyed
by the repeal Of trust tariff taxes, bu,
many would be destroyed, ard Ill
would be deprived Of the privilege of
robbing the people through tax laws
Why talk Of destroying the trusts
when the Federal GoTernmcpi sets up
fur them . bulwark Of protection for
the oppression Of the people? 80 far
rs the Federal Government, IL con-
oorned, the war on the trusts 10 q
ghastly farce