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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-11-27

UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
Thursday, Nov. Is, p. m.-Union
Thanksgiving service at Methodist
church. Sermon by Rev. David Kerr, of
Baptist church.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Req. j. p. Simonton, pastor.
Friday evening, at 73O, prayer meeting.
Sunday, Dec. Morning service at
1890. Sunday school at 11.45. Junior
league, p. m. Preaching att.
Bayside--Service Sunday at $50 p. m.
Mr.. Simonton.
Req. Dapid Kerr, pastor.
Friday evening. at 30, prayer meeting.
Free music class at close OF meeting.
Sunday, Dec. incoming service at
10 80. Sermon by the pastor. Subject
"Christ's Message to Mary at the Sepul-
chre." 4. Communion will follow the SER
vice. Sunday school at II m. Junior c.
e. at 6 p. m. Evening praise and preach
ing service at Z. All welcome.
Trenton-Service Sunday at 2.3O p. m,
Mr.. Kerr.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Req. J. M. adams, pastor.
The Friday evening prayer and con-
ference meeting will be postponed this
week.
Sunday, Dec. Morning service at
1890. Sunday school at 11.45. Evening
service at Z. Rev. Richard Owen, of Bar
Harbor, will preach in exchange with the
pastor.
UNITARIAN.
Req. A. Ii. Coar, pastor.
Sunday, Dec. informing service at
10 80 Subject: "Religious Conditions.'
Sunday school at II 45.
Tuesday evening, at 730, teachers
meeting at home OF Mrs. Virgin. Sub
ject: "Jesus Begins His Ministry"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-11-27
Hoods J0rs0p0rill0

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-11-27

Responsibility walks hand In hand
Vis h capacity and power.-Holldnd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-11-27

Zinc and Grinding Make
Deyoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice as long
as lead and oil mixed by hand.-Adys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-11-27
CHURCH NOTES.

UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
Thursday, Nov. Is, 4 p. m.-Unior
Thanksgiving service at Methods
church. Sermon by Rev. David Kerr, o
BAPTIST church
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
O'HERN- HAGMAN.

lanes X. O'H:rn and Alice Louise
Hagman were united in marriage this
morning a, o'clock mass in the church
Of the Sacred Heart. Rev. Father ChEys.
ostom officiating. Mr. Ed Crowley as.
sumed the duties OF bes, man. while Miss
Grac. Harrington stood up with the
bride. The BRIDE Was go~ned in tasty
lead colored travelling sui, with ,urban to
match. Immediately after the ceremony
a wedding breaktas, was served at the
brides hom-. The couple will 60 10
Colorado Springs and Mani,ou for few
days and then 90 to housekeeping in a
newly furnished hous, on Bluff and 9th
streets. Both were sho~ered with con
gratulations by their many friends.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
Receiver Dyer
Holds H|e FO||
DYER IS ON TOP.
Judge Tsnnett Permits Receiver to Con
tinue to Operate the Road.

Judge Tsnnett Permits Receiver to Con
tinus to Operate tho Road.
The application of Trustee w. H.
Allison TO have Judge Bennett order Re
ceiver w. c. Dyer to lease the Railway
& Utility company's plan, 10 his associ-
atcs in the rival lighting company,
Messrs c B, Culbertson. ]. H. Nicholson,
Fred w. Koh!er Jr., c. c. Bromley and
Albert A. Reed was almost laughed out
of court this morning. Receiver Dyer
showed that he had a contract with Guy
ID. Duncan 10 keep the plant in repair
and pay him all surplus. an he had no
doubt the creditors would get from Dun
can as much as they would from Mr.
Allison's little friendly syndicate. 1t
was. also, shown that within two weeks
all creditors would. probably, be paid by
loan Mr. Allen had negotiated at Chi
cago. Senator Ward stuck in his oar.
also. He represented $4,000 worth Of
OF receivers certificates and objected to
having the road pass into the hands Of
its enc mics. who would foreclose it and
sell ii for cid Junk. His clients are un
secured, but the court had ordered that
they should receive IS per cent Of all
gross receipts. If the lease were made,
he would lose that benefit.
Judge Bennett interogatcd Mr. Dyer
and then decided to !et that gentleman
do the bes, be can with the plan. until
the October term. Judge Downer spoke
amicably for Trustee Allison, whom he
represented as being beset by creditors
and MIR Nc Beth, OF Denver, representing
creditors, said he didn't know that Cul.
ber,son CT al were members o! the rival
company. He ditn', care. JUS: knew
the N to be responsible gentlemen.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
OPENING ITS PROPERTY,

The lndiana-Colorado Mining COM
pany is making grea. progress IN open.
ing up its group OF properties in Wall
Street caup in a systematic manner and
will soon have one o! the big mines OF
the county. They are driving tunnel
through the London into the Plymouth
which will encounter the Plymouth vein
abou. twenty fee, from the shat, on the
property where the strike was
made last week in ore running as high -
thirteen thousand dollars.
The Indiana Colorado Compan; have
shown good judgmcnt in opening up
,heir property in the manner they have
and will soon be reaping the benefit. The
new mil. will have a capacity OF 100
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
Great Anniversary sale.
Local Talent to Present Pianquetto's De-
lightiul Comic Opera.

To those who remember the great an
niversary sales at the Peoples Store in
the past six years, this sale needs no in.
PRODUCTION or description. but to the new
comers and visitors We will say that this
is the greatest sale of the year. and an
event in Boulder's merchandising
toward which the purchasing public
looks with great expectations. This sale
usually lasts only ten days. this year it
will commence Thursday, July lS and
during these ten days the entire stock at
the Peoples Store is sold at cost, and in
many instances below cost. As a token
of gratitude to the public for their patron
age in the past year. they give away
pretty souvenirs. which are worthy of
the givers-The Peoples Store-this
year the souvenirs promised are to sur.
pass anything heretofore givos away by
this vide awake and snserpzising firm.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
HOI X0Ve Ge|S
A Fresh S|0|I
WORSE THAN EVER.
humidity Caused by Recent Rains Adds 70
DlscOmfOrt.

Humidity Caused by Recent Rains Adds 70
Discomfort.
ST. Louis. July 1.-THE threatened
rain Of last night did not materialiEe and
at o'clock the thermometer registered
90 degrees. The atmosphere shows
great humidity and many prostrations
are reported. Prof. Newman, for forty
years organist at St. Mary's, died at noon
today from the heat.
Omaha, July 1.-THE weather here is
hot and very humid. and the thermom
eter reached 100 this afternoon. The
recent rains have made the air very moist
and adds to the discomfort instead Of
alleviating it. All business houses and
factories closed at noon.
Kansas City. July 1.-THE heat wave
has returned with greater intensity than
before. Isolated ,hunderstorms are re.
ported through Kansas.
La Crosse. Wis. July 1.-THE heat
was broken today by terrihc electrical
storm that rivaled anything ever Wit.
messed here. A great deal Of damage
vas done. but the benei; more than
makes up tor the loss.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
WOODMEN MEET.

F. A. Falkenbcrg, head consul OF the
Woodmen and Dr.. James Stenhouse
editor Of the Western Woodman came
up from Denver last night to address the
local lodge. Several initiates were put
Though and Mr. Falkenberg delivered
very interesting talk. Preparations for
the celebration OF Woodm-n's day at
the Chautauqua on Angus, 10. were dis
cu;sed aad arrang were found 10
be progressing nicely. 1t will be a grea,
day.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
RANGER GETS IT.

At a meeting OF Co. H a, the armory
last nigh, Second Lieutenant VIII Rain
ger wa, elected to the position o! first
lieu,elan,. Other officers VIII be elected
later. The choice las; nigh. meets With
a very general approval and Mr. Ranger
also is TO be congratulated.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
DICK GOES TOURING.

Colonel S. B. Dick, vice president OF
the Colorado & Northwestern railroad.
lef, for Ward this morning. From a
visi, at Ward and vicinity he will cross
the hills and 20 to Eidora The annual
meeting OF the company yesterday was
adjourned for lack OF quorum.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
THE MULES BAlKeO.

The camping party consisting OF Lou
Clarke, Dr.. Hankins. Orville Clay and
Ray Edison. who lief, here in such glori.
Gus state two weeks ago. Is now well
over Ber,houd pass and in the park.
Tus, at the SUNNI, OF the pass their
mules baked and refused to 60 another
step. The boys had to 60 back and &C,
a new team before they could proceed
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
CONGRESS AT CRIPPLE.

Cripple Creek. July 1.-THE second
day OF the Commercial congress opened
here today. There were many addresses
by prominent men. Hon. J. w. Noble.
former secretary Of the interior. read
paper on Commerce and Industry"
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
STILL GOING DOWN.

Isaac Garfield said this morning tha,
progress on the Mckenzie ranch oil well
was all ,ha, could be hoped for. The
well is now down 700 feet and all the
hopes OF the promoters bid fair to be
yealyri
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
HOT IN LONDON.

London. July 1.-THE intense heat
this morning caused the Judges in court
to remove their wigs, in which they were
followed by the barristers. The spec,a.
tors we're greatly shocked.
Queen Alexandra. who has been on the
continent and was expected home last
night, did not return, owing 10 the heat.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
NEAlYS TURN NEXT.

Washington. July I7-Havana dis.
patches say that The trial OF Charles
Nealy for embez1lemeu, Of pos,cffce
funds will occur Angus; 1. TO be followed
BY the trial Of Rathbone. Nealy has
been in jill since January. Ra,hboue is
GU, on bail, bu, is not permitted to leave
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
GRIFFITH MUST SHOW UP.

Denver. July 1.-THE suit OF T. h.
Boles against w. II. Griffith on an unsas
isied judgment began today. Griffith
will have TO show whether or not he re
allied anything from the sale OF the
Chipley warrants.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
w X, C.. Attention.

As Veteran Corps No. "A Of Denver
will no, visi, Boulder before September
there will be no meeting OF Nathaniel
Lyon Corps until the second Tuesday OF
August. BY order of
FANNIE DICKEY,
MARION B. SUTTON, President.
Secretary.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
C. A. X Attention

Members OF the G. A. X. Post No. s
are requested to NEE, a. Mr. Buchheit
undertaking parlors iii the Odd Fellows
block a, ; O'Clock, Thursday, July 18th.
to attend the funeral OF DR.. Clarke.
d. w. KING, Com,
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
SALMON COMES HIGH.

New Yosk. jay I7-Tne Salmon trust
vas inc sspo,a,ed today under the laws
Of New Jersey with a capital stock Of
s3,.ooo.ooo. J. P. Morgan and others
are behind the deal.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
BRYANlTES WILL MEET.

Cleveland. Ohio, July IA call has
been issued for the Bryan Democrats
to meet. l, charges that the last two
conventions were in a conspiracy pro.
NOTED by the New York committee.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
A NEW GRAND MASTER.

London. July 1.-THE Duke OF Con
nausht was last night, amid impressive
ceremonies. made grand master Of the
Free Masons to succeed his brother.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17

First grand excursion through the pic
turesque Canon Of the Platte to Como in
South Park Saturday July 7oth. Round
trip fare, $3.50. Special train leaves
Boulder at 7:3o a. m.
TIE. CILLER, Agent,
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
CROWDS OF lEAGUERS.

San Francisco. July i7-Fifteen-thou
sand Epworlh Leaguers are already
here and $4,000 more are on the way.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
CONGER WILL SAIL.

San Francisco. July I7-E. X. Conger.
minister 10 China. will sail tomorrow on
the Nippon Maru. He will attempt to
settle the indemnity claim Of the United
States.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
TOlSTOl DYING.

St. Petersburg. July IA dispatch
says that Count Leo Tols,oi the noted
novels, is dying at his couu.ry place.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
TOWN WIPED OUT.

Kansas City. July I7-Marshall, a town
OF 5000 inhabitants, situated forty miles
from here. was destroyed by FIRE this
morning,
Daily camera., 1901-07-17
Strike Costly
For BOIl Sides
BIG MONEY LOSS.

Trust and Union Are Every Day Losing
Thousands.
Piusburg. July 1.-THE third day OF
the big strike is on and the situation re.
mains unchanged. Carefully compiled
figures show that the strike is costing
the three big stee! companies $4,000
daily and that the strikers are losing in
wages $i56.ooo daily.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17

T. ]. Pate & Sons have all they can do
to wait on the throngs which crowd
their store.
Daily camera., 1901-07-17

T. E. GILLER, Agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28

NOWY SAGE. - Pred try
bunafem obwodowym odby{a sig
przeciw Marcel'nie Hrsn.
ciszynowej Janow1A Stadpickiemu
z Zakopanego, oskarzonym udzie
lenie p~rzytutku Regime Grossbar"
d6wnie, kt6ra zbleg}a z domu ro~
dz,c,elsklego celem :przyjecla
chrzlu: i wyjscia "a MAJ "a Me-
MAILING. Tribunal uwolni-
lIrynciszYnona cd o~skarzen,a,
cdroczyi zas rozpra we CO do Stad-
- Odby& sic tn Stub KAN
nvtarYalnego dra Stan.
Elisa. z parma Marya Olsze~sk2,
corka n,ezyiacego luz adwokata l
burmistrza NJ S3cza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28

sile'dztw,to' 70 '.si oiiaqnsllo' sis' P iff''l
try kwarta}y, d praes ten. q esas
hlkunslssltu ludz, ~iodIywsno wciaez
:od rot6t~polnYcht
Unioi znalezli SIP d4,elnie
z~wyczainie po uo,cku.: laden n.e-
po1rzebnego s}owa n.e ~.yfzek}.
:Mlmo to, szesC,u wywlesG me-
ia do guberrii Csenbu!sk'ei.
: Oryginaloa nagrode otrzyma4
sottYs, kt6rY doul6s} wladzy 0
polawieniu sic " okol'cy kap{ana.
Poniewsz q, bytnosci ksiedza
dowledzla} sic, l donl6st doriero W
try dbl po lego wyjezlaie, w,ec
"a u,ezrecznos6 W szpiegowan'u
poozssto@al e naozeln'k powiatu'
san'arzy, @egim police KEN i
skazai ma diva dm kozy.
Dobrze mu tsk! odechce mo
sic bye donosiclelem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28
Nadszedf post.

Nadszedf post.
Prawie w~szystkie religie usta-
now1ty post jake srodek przeciw
nadmiernemu. uzYwaniu rozkoszy
zycia. Post take wie!ce przyozy-
MIA eie do zdrow1a ludzk;ego, gdyz
wprowadza do porzadku ca}y
ludzki system. a mianowicle orga@
"a traw1ace. Zawsze ME da sig to
uczynlc Drzez sam post, Jezel'
zdrowle Jest barozo nadwerezone,
must bye naprawionem odpowied-
niemi Ieka1stwaml. EailepszYm
regulatore:n W lynn wzgledzie jest
Trinera AmerYkaneki Elixir Corr"
kiego wilma, lekarst~ przez wiele
lat znakomlcie wypr6bowane, kt6,e
o"hroni'o tys>ac ludzi cd chol6b
chrooicznych, u"wazanych "a
nievyleczalne, a kt6re czesto bywa
zapisy wauem przez bardzo do
sw,adczonych lekarzY ma wszelkie
doIeg!iwescl zo1adka, kiszek, wa~
trohy j merck. Jest to, baydzo przy-
femme lekarstwo ro6|inne, preparo~
~sne. Z nailepszego czerwonego
wlna Z rzadzieml leczniczem; do
mieszkami l fabrykowanem jest
ty|ko przez J5zefa Trlnea, 799 So.
Ashland ave, Chicago. MONA je
dostac take W aptekach [tYlko W
butelkach), Iecz cstrAega SIG pred
szkouliweml zdro VIII falsy fkataml,
pojaw,ajacemi sig tn tam. Pole
ca sic Trlnera Gorzkie vino jake
staly srodek domowY, gdyz jest
ono na1lepszym czysclcielem krwj.
regulujacym %stolcc, budzacYm ape
tyt l dodaiacym checi do piracy.
Lcczy takze zaziebienia chronl
pred ui,lu chorobami, wzmacLlA-
JAG ca1y system, q skutkujac "
kxzdym wieku 1 u obu p&ci.
Wyp1dek z powodzi w Gall
weston
B:6ro urzedu celmego o..
Piota GALVESTON, Ter..
DR.. Petpr Fahr2ey. Chicago Ill -
D:ogl Panic! - Unnem occnic Panskle
slowa sympathy z powodu stras<nej ka-
tastlofy, kt6ra spadfa ma nasze miasto.
Szczesliwy jestem: lie mcge donieEt, il
uratnwalem wszystkie mi najukochsn-
SIZE osoby, chociai aaturalnic ponioslem
ciezkie stra,y finansowe, jak p,awie kaz-
dy inny.
Podczas katastrcfy d. 8 wrzeSuia
wydarzy 10 s,e ,wiele seen rozrzewniaja-
cych. W owym dniu p%am;etny1m OF
worzylem dzzwl urzedu ce;nego ola
szukeiacych schroienia o G. pol do
pierwszej " nocy. Gdym wraca} do me-
go domu 0 &. 8 70 poludniu. wielki
budynek cha by} n!emal przepelniony.
Pesr6d w:elu os6o, kt&rc op,6cz zycia
mic wiecej ME ocal'ly. zauwas,-
lem stare maltth stwo ~metczy1nn
ni6sl dw'e ;utelki Pahskiego Gomozo.
Ne zrs1tm ovych dV6ch o.6h, q wyszl4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28
Polska pod Moskalem

NIEDAW NO W okclicach
W3odawy. na Podlasia, vsr6d
ludz, sprsgnionych sakrament6w
i kosclelnej posiuyi, niby z nleba
sjawit SIG kap}an un'ck,......
NiestetY wpredce dowiedzia}y
sic . MN w}adze powiatowe - j
jak zwyk}e r~ospoczeto sledztwo.
WezVauo kilkunastu w}oscian
do naczelnika stray ziemsklej,
Feodorowa, kt6rY prey zamknis-
tyoh drswlach r]ozpraw,al sig =
opornYm,: bit icb kulakaml pc
twarzy, obrzuca& obeltyweml wyra-
sami = zwycsajule: pc moskiew-
,sku.
E-EE% ia. EEE&.r -SE.% E3FEG-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28
ZBRODNIA w OKOCIMIU

ZBRODNIA w OKOCIMIU.
- Jak SIG dowiadujemy, akt
oskar 5enia %przec1wko sprawcom
napadu ma p. Jana Goetza W
Okocimiu zosta{ juz %doreczony
obwinionym: Kedziorewi. Slkorze,
Stylihskiemu Cz'zekowi. Ws,ys-
oY %czterej sto]a pod zarzutem
zbrodnl uslfowanego mordelstwa,
usl}owanego rabunku l pr"eKrocze~
przep,s6w noszen1a broni. Tylko
Styli>skl wnlos} sprzec1w z po~o~
du aktu cskarzen'a. trzej .lnn'
oDwiplen, przyje'i akt odrazu. Roz~
praws pred przys,egiYmi oabedzie
sic dina 27 Lutego br. Co do
obronc6w ola obwlnionych EASILY
pewne zmiany. 49, Adwokat Dr..
Goldhammer z TarDoxa ME bedz!e
" tel sprawle wystepowa} ]ako
o:rohca, Czlzeka bedz'e bronif
adwokat Dr.. Szalay, Kedziora Dr..
Wlodzimlerz Lewick,. Stylihsk'ego
adwokat DIR. Terti! Tarnowa.
Obwlniony Slkora dotad ME wy
bra1 ola sleble obrohcY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28
T : I.

S VfEz4EHhasgsg5Y 20 ~ ,
]| =
OSTROZNY SWIADEK.
Seizia (io, sw;adka): Wy
mYslicie, 10 oskarzony .byfby IDOL:
ny pope!nic te 1radz1ez?
Swia d o k: Ia pozwoleniem
panis sedzlo,' ia ME :m6wie, re
o~skarzony jes: z}odzleiem. Lecz
gdybYm ia by& z{ota 4ykka, to zY-
czy}bvm sohie, abym leza{ W do
brze. zamknietej szufladziej gdy
oskarzony do lzby weJdzis.
PREY WOJsKU.
Of1cer: Co czYni tsgr zo}-
nierz, gdY 1ano wstan1e?
Rekrut WYpucuJe " wle-
czor przedtem swoje butY.
CHUDY [ TkUSTY.
ChudY (do ttustego): Zdsje
mi SIG, zes "a wieIe wypi}.
Tfusty. A mn,e sic zda]e,
zes "a ma}o zjad}.
MA skOWO.
Burn istrz (1o ch}opa):
Vice wyscie sfyszeli, ;ak mnie
mfynarz Garkafa nazwa} ga{ganem.
Chop: TAX jest, panic
burnistrzuj on nam chcia} nawet
dac ma p'smie,
Burm1strz: I uczynif to?
y: Me, ho mysmy u,u
ma s4owo wierzyli.
U WoJsKA.
Lekarz Gao rekruta): Co G,
dolega?
Rekrut: Me moge jeSc
chlepa komysnego.
Lex z: Ola czeyo?'
Rekrut: 30 mi go inn'
wezma i ziedz2. =.
DOBRA RADA.
Prey A.: Moi ko-
chany, dorado mi, co ia nam
zrobiG, ably mi moi sfuz3cy ME
wyp'jal piwa, kt6re nam W skle~
PIE?
Prey Gle B.: Postaw
. obok piwa be;zulke z wlnem, to
pewn;o piwa ME rusty.
w .WIEDNIU.
Pewnego m~ieszczanlna, kt6ry
poieoha} do Wiednia, t%ytuiowa}a
s}uzba W ho!elu ,,hrabia." Miesz~
czan,nowi sig to nj. podobafo i
1zeki;
- Me jestem hrabia.
A s}uzacY TAX cdpowie1zia}:
- Mech pan sob'e z tego mic
ME robi; my tn kazdego ga&gana
hrabia nazywamy'
z GALIGYI.
LW0W. - + mcsasowY wyn,k
splsu ludncsci we Lwo~le Swiadczy
. znacznym wzroScie telz' W ostat'
mem dz,esiecioleclu>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28

KRAKOWSKA ,,Kongregs-
eva kupiecka' wznowlla dawniej~
sza uchwa}e swoJ9, azeby wobec
przesladowania Polak6w W Prusach
kupcy krakowscy ME brali zad~
nYch towar6w cd kupc6w nlemiec
kich, tecz ably utworzyl zwiazek.
sprowadzajacy towary koloaialne
z pisrwsze] rex, cd firm angel.
skicb, z czego navel wyniknle sysk
m~aterYalnY, DO wteGY otrzyma sly
cenY nlzsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28
z GALIGYI.

LW0W. - II mczasowY wynlk
.niau ludnosci we Lwowle swiadczy
. znacznym wzroscie telz' W ostat'
MEM dz,esiecioleolu>
z dn,em 81 grudola 1900 w
noai.a ludnok6 niasta L ''o
1ovxilna) IA, IT'S osdb, to Jest 9 :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-28

CHUDY [ TKUSTY.
9 u Y (do tfustego): Zdsje
mi sig, zes "a wiele wypi}.
Ttusty. A mn,e sic zdaJe,
zes "a ma}o zjad}.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-28
La Cygne Bank Failure.

La Cy@ne, Kan, Feb. 21-The
Citizens bank here has been taken
possession Of by deputy bank com
missioner Waterman. and its affairs
are reported to be in very bad shape.
George : Turner, cashier OF the
Institution, has disappeared and no
statement of the institution affairs
can be- obtained.
There is great excitement here on
account of the heavy loss likely TO
fall upon the local depositorS. who
are many.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-28
Trustees sale

Whereas, =. Ch0wning and Maggie Chewrnl
ne wife, by theiT deed OF trust dated DeceMm
Il. l.. ., an.i TecDriei iu The recorder ence -.
in ami for bates county, Missouri, u Dook
~, page II conveyed 10 the uBdersignen ~
tee the following described real ssire y
ami being 8it uafe in thu county Of bap@
s'afe Il Missouri. o-wif:
The northwest quarter Of the sousheasl 49, y.
Ter, and str ) twenty (2ul feet VIE ~
vest side q the southwest quarter u me -. =.
EAST quarter Of section eighteen ~ y less-Zt
t0rty ~ % range thirty t.1) c0Dig ~
and O1e-heh f13 p acres more o. less, -.
eOnve ancr vac Hia sic In rust 20 scare ~ 80
M nj Of orr certain note fu ly deScuDen ~ -
deed Of trNst; ami whereas defoDu nae u
male in the payment OF the annaat hEi -.
said note AM whereas, according ~ ~ 49, Z
and conditions Of the said note ana ~. ~,
trust, sGeh default rendered the ubese oee -
and pay able at once. and the same 20 Dor -
due ami aspaid.
Nov therefore, ~ the request 81 49,
holder - SAID note and pnrszsni 10 lBe - =
fiOHs Of sAi1 deed Of trust. VIII PfS-ts,
sell 'hr above described pT, mIsss ~ J. n.
grHLues 20 The highest bidder for casa, -
"a7f front door Of he court b0bse tssn-a ~
The east front door Of the OBera bonse sA.ss.-<
where she circuit COURTS Bcs heldHh ~ 49,
bufIeF, rOautJ Of Bates and Saie o.
Oh
Thursday, February =, lyls
t.-f We rhe hour Of = O'Clock IL ne -
an = o clock IN he afternoon % fhst -
h yETpOs-s Of -a'i-fyiRg ssid osJit IA
an rlr-f. 4. a. 9lbD-s
Is-4f iFnn---~s
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