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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

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mexdis pstrYoetyscsdne. sweiieuanne.
hnatDrycsne atd 500
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miodxlehc6x dru1b6v. ssw'e
rsj4cy: Z,ProsinY m Westie -
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seine. Csna. ....... 80. zO$c
L',nss fotsss. 1aw'eia1soy 90
Dutbek i 1a1yIs -, - =,
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Jak zbudoa0nee TEST ca0 czt0aoHHa
! do c1sgo .rozne czeso' c'"fa
ludzkirgo stuza przez NJ. bfzs"
2 hsk'ego. z rY>u'ka'nl... %
| la,nohaiesnik Hokus- Pokus czyii
nauka odxr,c, j. ID iemn'c nie-
z.wodny spns6b czaro va
d.wnie] IS 9. teraz zn'zona
na ....... %
alias H.storyi Natoralne = Leo
ohrazka,ul ludzi, zw'tf~at czw"-
r"Ro7n>ch ptat6w. ryh, g'do~
"efn
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hseszonko'oy o'o'0n~ DISH -
n.......: n.o,@.. po,.l,.h
nosya A. nnr.z6w w,.,k"sc;
80 al, ~ kiln kolor.ch.
q wa biekna trwa}a. Ksieg,
ia zawiera I ak&e sol. kr6l6~. ,cb
ION dz,.cl Graz g}6wniejszyoh
dat chrouologicznych. Por,ret
kazdepo k,6la lest pedsny ns
o-aA.o,,nm k-ar.on,e
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r.,am ,e.t w,drn.
h Ha1"n n"1u;.to. data nrudz.
u""'s sm;arc, Eona fdawn;e,
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mstosmvch.... ~
&cnnk persko- eglpskl....2oc.
wodne sposoby domowego j TAME
20 leozenls rozmaitych ch"r6b 25c
xUCHNuA POLsKO
N.xA ~.
c.nt6w, .na1uoVsza KSIAzKA
vunuApsnA ,...on. ,.r,az 40.
49, $500. snotarka nrz.
tnch1r,a bota,oweyo.
Ks,azka ia zawlera nastspul. ace
ro,d,;aty- Mamie Znpv. J.rzvny
Rozma.te potrawy 2 jay
maxi Potrawy m'esne. C'eIec'ns.
Skopowina, W'ePr1"w'na, Dro0
Awlerssna hYoy, lsozoe po'isws
a'gsue ooss ICY Ne hndan,a
~ ! s1auIa"7 "A''
pasztety o Lous. . h.~a,o .,,hko
,.h;ara;s a. u p ru h%ncharzsn;n
iearl, prskt1kuiac kuchn,, RAJ
poraz xapladsjs dc tego 1nakomi
tego kucharsxiego podreczni-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
ZE sWliI1ATA.

n Z'E sW'|t'IATA.
nv PRBsAcH sn,cs'ono
pFawo, labrsniisjjsce nsucsy-
elelow karst dz,eoi ssk6.re
ciele5nie.
SO. 600 rosyj,k,ch &o}niersy
koncentrujs sic " 6rodku
Persyi, 1oinierze pomaszero va
Ii spokojaie przez granice
rosyj,Ko.perskie " maIycb
oddz!aiach " przec:agu ubieg-
lych d2iesiec u lub iwunastu
dni. Wysetanie wolssa ME 20
s1aio wstrzymane I, codziennie
prz, bywans rosyjscy 4otnierze
do granicy Afganis,anu.
BRUKSELA. Tutejsaa
niemi cks kolonia krytykuje
cessrza Wilhelma "a nadesla-
ME krolowej Niktoryi relegra~
mu gratulacy]aego z powoou
po"odzen'a wojsk angielskn h
" poiudnowej Afryce. TAX
samno .n~postap'll m'eszkahcy
B:lgijscy. G1y w'adom csc o
oswobodzen'u La dysm'lh tn
nadeszis, kilku w'ascicieli
hollandzklch restauracyi "a
oiagio fl 'gi ma swych budyn-
kach ma pol masat; jako znak
zaitby, lecz pol'cya za2adaia
ably je natycnmiast zdjeto.
LONDYN. - Odpedzenie
Bur6w I'd ladysmith prztz
Bu!Iera bylo nastep.twem
wtargn'ec'a R 'pertsA do spray
mierzonegoz Trses walem pan
silva Orapje. B ,erzy musil'
cofasc s'e 2 pod Ladysmith, !
a3eby wzmiocnic sseregi od-
dzia}6w, bron;acych Robertso
wi przystepu do BloemfoDtein
u; ME dopu5c { do po1acaenia sc
armi. B1llsra Z armiq naczel-
nego ~oise woj,k aDgielskich.
%
vi MIASTU BOMBAY, " To-
d,yachh Wschodnich sagrasa
z,upefne wymarcie m:eszkan-
COW. je4eli ~krotce ME nastapi !
5skis zwrot szca esliwy. W dru.
rim tygodniu Stycznia umarlo
tam 1900 ludzi, gf6wnie ma
Smierteloos6 ia, kt6ra
.swyk'a sm'ertelnost owego
,,n,asta przenos. Q SO 900 ludzi
,r !, wiecej, trivia tam JUL
diva lats. Bombay m'aio
.dawniej SOC. 900 miesskshc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
Ma s~przedanie lub de
wrdxterlawlenI1

3 Lofty " osadz,e Holdingford,
~ powiec;e Stearns, gesto przez
Polak6w zamieszka,ei: Nowy
dom mieszkalny oras pare
innYch budYnkow, tax Same
ki,uznis = wsselkiesmi porsad
kami. nawet kolodsiejskiemi,
w l,rl Z zapasem drzewa do
roblenia woa6W.
.Cena bardzo niska.
"a roboty kowalskie kofo-.
dsiejske wplywa $500 do $500
dolarow rocsnie.
NATH. ~z0LNITSCHAR
Post o. box Is
EzolaiaefoEa, R6innesota
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

&. D~E1DOWSzIEG0
" Wiuona, niun.
MONA dostaG rozmaite ks;4zki poll
skle ,szczegolnie zaf naste pujsce:
Ksi4zki powieSciowe.
Place ! n~argekon;e Ojc6w SIS. czyl1
S'edm K-'qg Mojzeazs. 35c
Rtzygody mySliwco u;rdd 1odou
p6inocy i la.ow po}uduln. Pou3ug
Fr. H-ff.nana opracowaf N.
Brzezln.ki. - Zaw'era: Po'6*
w,vloryba. = Spotkanie z bi'tym
n,edzw,edziem. - w enieznym
erobie. - Pofowanie "a J.gua-
"a. - Posr6d x%ajmaDow. 20 9.
Pr06v cierpziwo;sci czyli Przygod>
Macka J J-g, P'zodk6" " VOL
ME z Tatarami. Opowiadanie q
Starvm M.c,-ju Budo'ku, k,6ry
ME u,nla4 m,iczeG, choc'az cho-
dzl}o O zbawienle jego duszv. "a
c. ugrzazf W smole l oczekule
zu,l&owan'a Bosk:ego. Przez
Adama Ptuga. % ctr. Cena lOc
Psekma Hs;storya 0 Gierpli'oej Hele-
ME. GORGE K, ola Antoniusza ce:
s.,za tureck,ego z KonstantY.
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bedac
u dworu. p6zn,ej przez 2 lats
p1elgrzymniac wielkie utrapienla
J nedze cierpliwle , meznie zno~
si@a. Cena .............. 20
Htstorya o Siedmiu Medrcach. Bar
dzo zsjnuisca po~abna poviesc
o prowadxenlu ma sm'ert kr6le-
wicza Dyoklecvana l wybawie
niu go s,edmiu razY przes medr-
COW Wydsn'e move. Popraw,one,
Cena dawn:ej vs. c. teraz ~
Jan Okp;;S,gia czyli~ Souizdrzaf
siynny swego csasu trefn's;; lego
f,Rle a~~anturY. P"w,es6 ko-
miczna ku rozrYwt 70 czrteinikow
Wydaule move. pcpraw,one, :
licznymi obrazkaml. Cena daw-
niei 45 Q. trraz tylko.... 25c
Robinson Kruzoe, evil skutki nie-
posluszebstws. Ks'aska zupesnie
no No. starannle i tt esciwle ufo.
iona. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Zakleta Dzie,uica z Brodq, civil
Cyrullk zbawca. PrzygodY Ber-..
trama W Zamku. Nadzwyczai
ciekawe i zaba~ne opow'aoan1e.
Muenhausem Nowy ten z d4ngg'm
n"sela ozylLd1'waczne podr6ze !
igle. Cena................. =. 10 @
Rinazdo RisnuAaini, e}swnv dow6dz
ca rozooin,kow XVIII wleku.
. CzynY iego t~owarzysz6w cyl.
tniemnioe g6r wawoe6w l dol'n
W4och. Cena.... $3.50. 25
Ckzo,riek Nocy Powles6 przez Ju.
l,uaza de Gsstin. T}omaezona 2
francusklego Cnadsw7caai cie~
kawa). Cena. 90 6.
Meczestst,v6 S,oietei Dxie.uicy
Krvstyny, wyciag : Zywotdw
SStych Pansk,oh Ks. P,otra Skar-
gl... ....... D cs.
Testament Piotra Walkeqo czy-
Ii zam,ary Moskali zawojowanis
catego Swlata....... .......,. ct
Proroct.oo Mchaldy. Kr6lowej
re Saby, l3te; Syb'lll........l5o.
Zyd so,eczny tstacz =. lido.
H;storya o Grzsgor<u, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa4, przYkutY PREY
skale ...... 2Uct
Zu,oot Geno,nety, powies6 moralna
bardzo wzrusza1aca 20 starozvt-
nych ozasdw. $3.50. 25c
Bolesta,o ozYli DalszY Gag Geno-
wefv, t}6maczenle pSzez ks. Os-
manskiego., %
EubiOla. Powiesc z csas6w prxe-
sladowania Chrzescian Y roku
800. Napisa} Kardynaf Wiseman.
- l.Chw,le rozejmu. p. Walka
3 Zwyciestwo. SO {
w moonei oprswie &c sfoconym
tY,ullk,emi..... IS {
H;stoyya o sxlachstnej MageionI,,
c6rce kr6la : Neapolu l . Pho.
trxe rycerzu hrablm Is Q
H;;storya 0 szlachetnei ! pieknd he
l,skynie, ......-..... ......25c
Laskinia potepie1ca. Powle66 pre-,
Fr- *. TucxYhsklego.... 5Oe
Pan Huardo,rsk,. wielk
czarcwnik.... 80. So. % Ct
KI''.sia5ki ',l u
Biibiiiia S,ssfta sczgh Plasao Swlet
atsrego ! NoweEo Testamen:u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

districts in this State. and was bothered with malaria for years, at times
SO could not work, and was always very constpated as, well For
years had malaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in blowing,
that could do nothing but shake: must have taken about q barrel
any permanent benefit. Last fall, in peach time, had a most serious
attack Of chins and then commenced to take Ripans Tabutes, upon
been without them since. take one Tabtle each morning and night
and sometimes when feel more than usually exhausted take three ia
a day. They have kept my stomach sweet, my bowels regular andIt
have not had the least touch of malaria nor splitting headache since I
commenced using them. know also that sleep better and wake up
more refreshed than formerly. don't know how many complains
Ripans Tabules will help, but do know. they viii cure any one il The
honestly consider then, the cheapest-priced medicine in the world, as
they are also the most Beneficial and the most convenient to take.
/ am twenty-seven years Of age and have worked hard all my life, the
same as most farmers, both early and late and in all kinds Of weather.
and have never enjoyed such5good health as / have since last fall; IN
fact. my %neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and have
said, "Sav, John, what are you doing to look so healthy !"
WAxrED:-A 49, enad health ts. 4Ir s.m noeee.ak M 1919 n..sdg MSl s
s s5 sss ssassss " NJ ;ea ssed g S,. s aa:y s.s -: q y % - =: 3: sses s
v Spruce ST. Sswi York
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

~ = ~ Kto: san5vi- t.isatl'e
.lub klE,s,iiaiek = 50 Ct. POI pow
nien dlolaczyd S q. na prse-
selke pocz,owa; prsy ka8dem
wiekssem zam6wieniu na'ety
doiaosy6 "a ka1dy 81 90 war
tosci ksiaiek, 10 centow ns
.przeseike pocztowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

4EKIYEsZ M
wsaystk,e Niedxiele i Swleta ca-
lego roku podfug prsekladn Z
Jak6ba WujkaT I. J: at6sownle
do Mssaln Rsvmskisgo wypraco-...
wal sks ads 8. Tomic6 ! potwier-
lsonY przexK onsysssor1 GensralnY
arcybiskapl Qniexniensko-PoE-
nahskl. Hsiaika q jjests Cd wlelu
lat v oalei Polscs iak Lo1 Prn-
sakiem TAX pod MosKalem
Ausuyakiem. Jest mocael
opraw,s g siooonym .ytnlik,em
/ osdobn4 atfDnic& tytul0v4i
Rosztuje tYlko. 9l.So
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30
utterly bad.

utterly bad.
 Malapropos of art I wish to de- scribe merry go round 1 saw yes- terday. Instead of wooden horses it had real live donkeys on the cir cular moving platform these standing stock still, were carried around to the strains of enlivening music. The boys and girls sup posed they were riding the donkeys but here is where the joke comes in. The saddles in which they sat did not touch the little beasts but were supported bya frame work and held two or three inches above the back of the animal. Long skirts extending from the saddle conceal ed this framework. It Is the first time I ever knew the poor donkey to have his innings. He was get ting e ride without being ridden.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30

All the mail between the United States and the island of Guam, the Philippine Archipelago, or the is- lands of the Samoan domestic rates of postage. The United States postal laws and regulations, are in effect to, from and within the island of Porto Rico. Tbe Hawaiian Islands became a territory of the United States, June the fl. 1900; conse- quently. the United States postal laws and regulations. henceforth apply to those islands. In the order Porto Rico, and Hawaii, are included in the terms "Uniteb States; and Guam. the Philippine Archipelago, the Samoan Islands are included in the term "Island Possession" of the United States.
 All mail matter sent between the United States, or any of it's island possessions, and Cuba. is subiec to United States rates, but persons in Cuda who are in the military, naval or civil service of the Govern ment can send and receive mail at domestic United States rates when properly endorsed.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30
ROOSEVELT IN OKLAHOMA

The first trip that tho nominee for vice president on the republi- can ticket will make will be to Ok laEoma City, Oklahoma, where the Colonel of tie famous Roug.l Rid CTS will again meet his old com rades of the Battles of Las Guay- mas and San Juan and the scenes before Santiago at their second an- nual reunion that will be held in that city July first to fourth inclu- s1ye.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30

are practically annihilated by the ocean cables and land telegraph systems which now belt the cir
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30
GLORIOUS F0URTH!!
 Program:

Sunrise Salute of Thirteen Guns. National Airs by Band.
 Signal, g a.m., to gather on Public Square.
 Procession formed. Beni, Schuster, Marshall of the Day.
 Procession match thru principal streets and return to Assembly HalI.
 Order of Procession:
 Standard Bearer.
 Columbus, Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand.
 American AborigInes.
 Pilgrim Fathers.
 George Washington and wife.
 Uncle Sam snd Miss Columbia, Goddess ofFLibetty. And the Thir- teen Original States. Escorted by the Blue and the Gray.
 St. Johns Brass Band.
 Go. "K, National Guard Of Arizona. Nineteen Hundred. Citizens.
 At Assembly Hall. Called to order by Marshall Schuster. Song, "The American Flag" Glee Club, Willard Farr, leader.
 Invocation, Chaplain 4. V. Gibbons. Music, Mandolin and Guitar Club, Miss Louie Freeman. leader.
 Reading Declaration of Independ- ence, Mrs. Rachel Berry.
 Quartette. Messrs Martin Jensen, Charles Davis. Fred. Davis, Norman Freeman. Oration, J, w. Brown.
 "Star Spangled Banner" Mrs. Mar. tha Thomas.
 Patriotic Speech, E. $. Perkins.
 Quartette, ''The Red, White and Blue," Messrs A. $. Gibbons Frank Thomas: Misses Mary Patterson and Edith Waite. | Recitation, Miss Laura Greer.
 Music, Mandolin and Guitar Club. Toasts and Sentiments. Toast Mas ter, Reamer Ling.
 America" GIee Club.
 Benediction, Chaplain. March. Brass Band. ADJUSTMENTS.
 Signal to gather on Square. 8 p. nn. The Frog that Went A-Courting. Mir. Bruin from Cape Nome, Earning Money by Electricity. Eight Premium Foot Races; 1. boys and 5, 2. boys and z; 8. boys and 9; ]. boys 10. II and F years; 5. girls and 5, 6. girls 6 and I; 2. girls s and 9; s. girls 10. II and l2 years old.
 Premium Wheelbsrrow Race.
 Premium Sack Race. Etc, etc. etc. General Committee: Chas. Jarvis, Richard Gibbons, Will lard Farr, Julia Greer and Naomi Free man.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30

Fuddy-"Honest, now, what kind of weather do you like best?" Buddy That is a subject that has bothered me a good deal. On mature reflection, [ think the weather I like best is toe weather we are not having at the time. Transcript.
 Kissing the Rod.-SmaH Boy (who has been undergoing Imprisonment in a dark closet. where he has discovered and slyly eaten a jar of preserves)-" was very naughty to run away, mann ma, and I think you did quite right to punish me the way you did."-Ciga- Fette.
 Clerk (to employer)-"What shall I mark that new lot of black silk?" En- ploYer - Mark the selling price at three dollars yard.' Clerk-"But it cost only one dollar yard" Employ er-'I don't care what it cost. I am selling off regardless of cost1"-Colum~ bus Journal
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30

"How queer, Edgar, food is high CT and dry goods are not"
 "Well we'll fix that. Eliza; we'll eat less and buy clothes"
 Bookkeeper: "IIs little early in the season, but l feel as If l must have a rest.
 Employer: "Well, stop talking politics in the office"
 "What do you think of that In diana roofgarden church?"
 That's all right; real religion won't go under on account of cold draught blowing on the back of it's neck. ."-Chicago Record
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30

A. A. Armstrong, U. s. Indian Agent, Ft. Apache Agency, has received a letter from the De- partment at Washington from which we qu ote the following ar- pertaining to trespass on Indian Reseryations: You are advised that (sec. 2117) of the U. s. re- vised statutes reads as follows: :"
 Every person who drives or otherwise conveys any stock of horses, mules, or cattle to range and feed on any land belonging to any Indian or Indian tribe, without the consent of such tribe, is liable to a penalty of one dollar for each animal of such stock You are advised that this penalty applies 10 sheep and goats as we'll as to hor sss, mules, and cattle. The word
 
 cattle is generic term and in clades several species of the boy inc genus The definition of the word cattle" as given in Webster s dictionary is, 1st, Domestic quad rupeds, collectively, especially shose of the bovine genus; some times also includes sheep, goats, horses. mules, asses, and swine;
 End, animals; persons.
 You are also advised that it is, the duty of stock owners living nd . jacent to Indian reservations, to prevent their stock from ranging or feeding on the reservation, not withstandIng the same are not fenc- ed go that they permit their stock to" drift" onto the reservation, tn ey become liable to the forfeiture of the penalty. When you have ar rested and distraiped stock of any kind for tFespassing, you should at once notify the owner to pay the penalty and remove his stock from the reservation. In case the owner of the stock Is not known, general public notice should be given of the distrainiDg of the stock and that unless the penalty be paid and the stock removed from the reservation within a reasonable time, they will be placed in the hands Of the U. $. Marshal fol proper disposition. In case the owner refuses to remove the stock within q reasonable time, you should turn the same over to the U. s. Marshal and should d: the sane time notify tht U. S. District Attorney of your act ion, giving the facts in detail, anC request hIm to bring action agains the owner for the penalty You should at the same time mo- tify this office of the action takel by you, giving all the facts in full
 Thru the kindness of B. Schust CT Esq. we have been permitted t' make the foregoing extract fo the heEefit of the stockmen.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30

This office is in receipt of very handsome volume containing the official record of the proceedings of the National Live Stock Associ- ation at it's third annual meeting. MT. C.F. Martin, Denver, Colorado, Secretary. will send you copy, paper bound 20. cts, cloth bound 9 cts.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30
At the National Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21, 1900.

Ot. JOnnS, AFlzOHaI
 Dear Sir:
 The Convention is over. It is Mckinley and Roosevelt, and not a dissenting voice Tn tho cOnven- ton. To give you the actual work ings and the different changes of sentiment, which occurred among the delegates during tho three days of the convention, is beyond my ability; but 1t ali narrowed down to this fact, that Roosevelt was at all times the choice of two thirds of the delegates. Some of the lead. CTS, Hanna and others, dIsliked to force the nomination od Roosevelt, not from enmity towards him but from the fact that he did not wish 10 shelve him by placing him on the ticket for Vice President. They had to give way to the Will of the people. Roosevelt, as well as they, was trying 10 stem the tide which favored him for the vice presid ency, but had to give way, also. In fact there was a very strong feeling among some of the delegates 10 name him for the Presidency, and his efforts ana those of others came very nearly naming him for first place on the ticket. Quay and Roosevelt were the most applauded men Tn the convention. Wolcott made ths most elegant speech of any and the most highly appreciated by the delgates, at the opening of the convention, as temporary chair man; Lodge of Mass, the most con vincing argument; Depew of N. Y, the most telling one.
 The Convention. was tired out and wanted the roll called for the purpose of casting, their votes for Roosevelt, but when Depcw had been on the stand five minutes for the purpose of sec0nding the nom- ination of Roosevelt, everything quicted down, and at every sen tence he received round ofap- plaused He had something in ev- cry sentence that took with the Convention.
 Mark Hanna is the most amia- ble of men, so different from the description of him by the papers that it does person good to listen to his happy and cordial words. He is the picture of coatontment and benevOlence.
 All our delegation has been roy ally entertained in tbe "City oi RrOtherly Love-" and all will leave hore tomorrow for Washing ton City.
 c. H. Akers was made chairman and J. W. Darlington, member, of the Committee 10 notify the President; Drake, on tho Commit tee to notify the Vice President Griffith. National Committeeman; Darlington, vice president ot the Convention.
 met here Mir. S,oddard Of Yav- apai, he took pleasure in introduc ing me 10 some of his friends from New York. He-is acquainted with all the leading men of New York. If Arizona wants statehood, he IS the best man to select as our can didate for Delegate 10 Congress.
 Hoping all the people Of Apache county arc prosperiag, and thank iIg all for the honor su cordially given in supporting me for Dele gate to this Convention,
 remain as ever your friend,
 ]. L. HubheN.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30

Eight thousand Pima Indians are starving; eight thousand Papa gos are starving. Congress passed an appropriation of several thou sand dollars for the relief of these people, but unfortunately did not make the appropriation available at once-a grievous mistake.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-30
ST.I0HNS HERALD.
Editor, Reamer Ling.
SATURDAY, JUNE 30.

Our Mineral Wealth has four an- nouncements for county officies, and begins to feel the gingling cash give weight to its pants pock cts. May others see this thusness
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-22
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


Judgment by agreement for $205 was
recorded in the common pleas court on
Saturday in the case of George w. Cook
VS.. John J. Kehoe, both of Wallingford.
The suit was on a note.
In the common pleas court Saturday
ninety-nine full and eight first natural
ization papers were issued.
Before Judge Studley demurrer YVES
argued in the case of A. D. Sprout
by his trustee, Mr.. Humiston, VS. Har-
ris Levy ct ux. Attorney Gilbert repre-
scented the plaintiff and Attorney Tyner
the defendant. The action is one en-
common counts. The claims are one
hundred dollars.
The only case which will be tried
this week in the court of common | cas-
is that of S. B. Fairchild VS.. the S,meG-
ley company. This case mas been al
ready begun and will probably be con-
cluded tomorrow, the day set for the
continued trial The rest Of the week
will be given UP to naturalization pur-
poses, and from present indications the
week will be a busy one. Every day
last week the court has had more and
more business, Saturdays record break
ing that of any previous day. Ninety
nine citizens were made Saturday and
eight first papers We're given, OF this
number fffty-one citizens were made in
the evening and four first papers were
given.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-22
NOTICE.

The selectmen and Town Clerk of the
Town OF New Haven will be In session at
Rooms No. 10 and II, City Hall, in said
Town of New Haven, on Friday, Saturday,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday, the 10Th, Goth, 22d, 23d, oath,
18th, and 26th days Of October, 1000, re-
spectively, from 8 O'Clock In the forenoon
until o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur-
pose of examining the qualltica tions of
those who desire to take the electors oath,
and admitting as electors of the Town of
New Haven those who shall have been
found qualified
The said Selectmen and said Town Clerk
will also be In session at the above named
place on Monday, the 9Th day Of November,
1900, the day before election, from clock
In the forenoon until o'clock in the after
noon, for the purpose of admitting to the
electors oath such persons only whose
names may have been on the first registry
list under the title ITO Be Made,' and
whose qualifications shall have riatured
since the last previous session of said
board
Dated at New Haven, this 18th day of
October, 1900.
CHARLES s. HAMILTON,
MICHAEL MEAGHER,
CHARLES l.. AYERS,
CARL ROMBERG,
BENJAMIN SLADE,
Selectmen.
FREDERICK H. BRETHAUER,
OLD lit Town Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-22
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS.

Superior Court News-Bankruptcy Pro-
ceedlngs-Other Court Business.
Judge Robinson in the superior court
has decided not to pass upon the mo-
lions for the acceptance of the receiver $
report of sale and other matters con
corning the j. GLIB Smith company,
which is in the hands Of a receiver, I'M
til tomorrow morning, when hearing
will be held at 9:45.
An objection was made 20 the ac-
ceptance at the short calendar session
of the court by Attorney Thomson for
Leeds, who has disallowed claim, and
who feared that an acceptance of the
report then would affect his rights Of
security.