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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-07-17
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The telephone line between wiune
mucca md Paradise is ready for bust
ness.
Tho Flanagan warehouse sold l5p.OO0
pnn'us of wool direct tn .iie mnnufact-
urers last werk. the average prices
paid wns fourteen cents IL pound.
The elect rrutinbnl wafer pool is the
latest development - science The
Pitisiurc nui Oakfurd disasters through
electrified water seem to- encourage the
hobo princi ;,lr that one should he ex
tremcly cnrcful how nne gels into such
Il dangerous substance ms "ater.
Sinister intimatioLs come from Wash.
ton to the effect that If the investigation
OF the postal frauds is not chOked OFT it
will result in revelations that will be
most damaging in New York, Indiana
ana Ohio. Now who can that crack be
aimed at: There's Uncle Plair OF New
York, Uncle Hanna of Ohio and the cf.
fer vescent young Mr.. Beveridgc OF In.
diana, Surely uone II these three can
he the target for calumny.-Chicago
Chronicle.
Frank Wolf, who arrived from Ely
yesterday, says the automobile line be.
tween Ely and Wells IL a failure. The
machine hasn't sufficient power to climb
the hills with a load. lie left Ely OF
the automobile and stayed with it until
it stuck about ten miles from Cherry
Creek. lie then left it and walked intu
Cherry Creek md took the stage Tor
Wells, lie preferred riding on the
stage to pushing the automobile up
every hill on the road.
Detective Fitzpatrick called at the
| DEPENDENT office this morning and
informed us that about three weeks agC
us passenger train No. q WA pulling
through ElkO some person threw a bot,
tie OF mix Mt thc-train. 1t struck a via
dow and the ink spattercd ove the glass
lie also said that last Monday night, a.
No. D was passing through, IA we'll dress
ed passenger stood on the steps Of ouC
Of the cars, looking at the town wheI
some one hit him with a bottle OF ink
The INK went into his whiskers and Owe
his clothes completely running them
From what the detective said the tirs
bottle OF ink was thrown from "a poiu
between the Depot Hotel and the freigh
house and the othe from in front of til,
hotel on the south side of the track
Tho detectives story Is hard to believe
but il any IL in town is dong That kim
of work he should be arrested and pun
ished.
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y strange story is related 10y the Par.
hersburg. W. Va correspondent for
the Chicago Chronicle. This co]rrespon-
dent says hat OH June 81 Barbour
county Ind II black rain, which made
streams SD black that cattle refused
to drink the water, while horses and
cattle in the fields appeared black after
the storm. On Stewards run the
winter WINS so black TINT many people
thought the B%crryhurg coal mine had
been opened in the hill aud the water was
coming from it. The clouds we're oi
inky biackness and volumes 81 blacl;
smoke seemed to gush from them,
There il much speculation as TO the
cause md many people wore frightened
by the phenomenon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-07-17
beware of OIntmcnts for Cntnrrh tina
Contain Mercury,

beware OF Ointmcnts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
us mercury will surcl! destroy the sense
Of smell and completely dcrange the
whole system when entering through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never he used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you Can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
turel by +. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
te!nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls CHtarrh Cure be sure you
ge. the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made III Toledo, Ohio, by f.. j.
Cheney ~ Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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from TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Salmagundi.
DIR. Goodfriend lef. Tor Washington.
ID. c.. last night.
Mr.. Quincy still continues To improve.
lie rested we'll last night and Is in no
pain to-day.
W. 4. and james O'NeilI are down
from Wells. The! report our sister
town very quiet.
Judge Brown r%cturne: last night
from Austin, where he went last week
To hold court for Judge Brccn
The Central Pacific railroad has clear
Jed title to some CA ,3Il acres ~ land i'll
the Carson City land district.
The Western Pacific Railway Com
paDy Las filed it's articles of incoi pora
ton in the county recorders office.
The trial Of W. D. Phillips and Harry
Butts, charged with robbiug the Reno
ticket office, has been set Tor July 9th
The Pope was reported TO be dying
this morning, but later dispatches say
! that his condition is about the same M
yesterday.
Mrs. 4. +. Bergin and children Of
Wcavcrvillc, California, are visiting
Mrs. Il. y. Dunn. Mrs. Hergin and
Mrs. Dunn are sisters.
Mrs. Chapman's condition remains
about the same. She is able to walk Il
little with help and seems to be
gaining strength slowly,
Jack Villa. II hay hand, WAS badly
slashed with Il razor by ID. Allen in II
Reno saloon yesterday. Tie Riverside
City is reaping II Imrves, Of cnmc.
Tho receipts on applications for
United States mining patents have ave
aged 800 per day since July /, i'll the
U. =. Snrveyo Dr. Generals Office at Reno:
Willinm Williamson who was shot by
Pat llcran at cnst Reno last Friday
night, died Sunday night. 4 charge Of
murder has been placed against IIcrnn.
The Young men Of Ry ndon gave a lot
Of Elko's Young ladies u Inv ride to
tina camp and return lust night. Two
" Elko'a Young men vent along to keep
of the bcars.
The municipal corporation ~ Dublin
sent nh address OF welcome To King Ed.
ward upon lis arrival. Tho motion to
present the address was debated two
days.
Since the first ~ October ~ last year
over one hundred years have been dealt
out in combined sentences from Washoc
county. This criminal record can not
he cqualcd by u county in the State
Gazette.
Thomas S. Ford hns disposed Of his
interests in the Desert King mine Rt
Wcdckind to Governor Sparks. Tho
price paid Inns not been made public,
but il ia thought Ia have been we'll MP
IN four figures.
Calvin Johnsuu, II fisherman WIS
found dcnd In slough nt Reno ycstcr-
day. Ills righ, leg WA broken md
there was u gnsh over either eye. John
eon VIVA in the habit Of carrying n yalua
bic gold watch and wearing II gold ring
which were gone, which points vcr
strongly Ia foul play.
Judge Murphy, who Ia holding cour
for Judge Curlcr Mt Reno, ycstcrda.
. sent three men who plCad guilty to tho
I pcnuCntinry. John Richardson iorgc'
n check aud went up for three years
Joseph Smith burglnriasd n cellar nn'
go, two years Gus Gurns cold whiskc,
B to Indians md was qiynn eighteen
m0niha.
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FROM THURSDAYS DA,L,.
Salmaqundi.
Fred Wilson is down fran Tusru

Dir. Pullman returned from San Jose
last night. lie will remain with us
some time.
!,
a visit I q Mn. Mcbride and family.
H. -
...al -
,... .;.L, ,L.., 49,. .a.,.I
o.. = r.I. 49,.
Is. +. l-""t,'s stable IN Rem" WIS tie.
;,.orT,,, NJ -, Loo. = ,I.ooI
=, .sn,
Harry nnd stuart Mayer departed Tor
A.. .n.,-, 49,.
Ci,v ., ,ho cain,a D., ,na sc,n .h;,n :,
uormona.d ,n
In all the diocese "t the Catholic
CHURCH, ON receipt of the news of the
.L,-oh o,.o,, al -.
nnnu.s,o.. IN ,ou
MH. James u. Blame Died ~ N"Eus'
Elm years oil age. III" funeral service ;
l.. h,riod :, ,yo,hn.,,n, ~
he latcst from The rope suys ms
eeherai COMMUNION remains unchanged
Inc hlthculty ne experiences I'D breath
ing grows more serious u If accom-
JULIUS "a oI Louis n"ouIer,
was con'icteu ny Il Jury yesterday III
JUST seven m'nute!, ana gwen seven
SearS id the Pehiteht'ary. jury
gave h'm All 'heE eouiu uhder the i""
The recorders oihce was closed thc
greater part OF the nay. lie cause OF
" ""s '""' neeo'uer grover Hother
passeu easl 'nis ulofu'h9 ou NO. + ana
ne jo'he" "e' OH tile ''""h '"t"rh'he OH
NO Il.
hunhoer OF catnpih parties are De
ing in"ue up III Giho lot this summer
Que 'or american rHi's' one "r jar
o'iose ana TWO OF more TOT u" h"'E
H'o"n'ah'F'
\ train of thirteen cars started down
a" s'"ue III Lie iNe'o !"ius 'aSt o"'"i-
"A' " "'u S"''eu '""ee'"o" ue"'
way "nt' 'ne' Wei" o'ei'"Neh "s ID
NneS'""' s''ee''
Mrs. l.. o. Henderson and Miss Sadie,
who have been in Elko for several weeks
n'" i" "ep"'' "' 'o"'
my 'ano' vi inns evening" "".'e
u'e! ~ "' ~ ~ Nf 'ien|efso"' WIZ
"ep"''eu vi 'n"' Pi"ee eo'he 'i'ie ago.
Director Wolcott Of the geological
survey has directed }. L. Spur and
Leon Dominiun to complete the eco.
u'nn'H u'S'' u 'e'H" 'ne e"'
~" seo'oe' Vi Ii "''ei CAN VIII
Ex-President Cleveland Is to make an
address in Chicago in August before the
Commercial club and it is thought that
this action is his first bid for Democratic
nomination for President. The matter
for politics.
T1,o chom;s, r., ,bo ,ieoortw.D, -,
s.vs tho ,ov;I IrrLa ~ cola
wa,or mud Tim, load toa 10 ;rs, no had
in ,,c, no copdsus all ;ced d-irLs s,v
in, ,bo, ,ha moot ALARMING tendoncv y,
Amor,cons 10 Tint ., ,rrD;n, ill.,,
storochs into ,friroro,ors
ID open season TOT sage men NUM-
ing oegan yesterday anu seVerai parties
wore OUT orIR"' "nu eur! "r the mrs.
shoo,'nR' oome eoou po's were ihaae
o"' e'e nun.'nR @ n"r"iy upto 'he us
UNI s'"noato thls year, prooaoiy because
Oh the COLI anu Ia'e spring
Frank NJ. Ish is up from San Fran
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Miss Clara. tho iittocn.ycrr.0ld
daughter ~ Thomas Merry, saw n wild.
eat Oh the roof of tho chicken house in
FIowoty district n fcw evenings ngo.
and instead ~ screaming with fright, ~
ia usual with gitle ~ TINT ngo when
confronted with the glnt" ~ u fcrocions
mimnl, Miss Clara stepped quietly into
the house. eoizcd II rifle. aud mn instant
later the dead carcass Of tho wildcat tell
ut hcr fcct. Tho animal wHa Of nnusual
81 ~, Virginia Report.
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tE ~ SATURDAYS DAILY.
Sa!m

The nlIOwHacc Tor CLERK hire i'm the
Carson p%ostoiiicc hns been raised from
800 Ia $1,000 II year.
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T1o(chester Go.
i sa.sc

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE6.
SASSAFRAS RIVER LINE-Leave Freder.
icktown week days, except saturday, at 7
"A. M, Betterton SIS a. m, Buck Neck $50
a. IN. Returning, leave Baltimore week
days, except Friday and saturday, at 245
p. M, saturday at 1910 a. m. docs not
stop at Gales and Buck Neck on Mondays
and Wednesdays trips from Baltimore.)
PORT DEPOSIT LINE-Leave Port Deposit
week days, except Wednesday, at 7 a. m,
Havre de Grace 7.30 a. m, Betterton 8.45 a.
M stops at Colchester on Fridays. Re.
turning, leave Baltimore Monday at p.
M, Tuesday, Thursday and saturday a D.
m, Friday at $50 p. m, stopping at Toll
chester Fridays.
COLCHESTER DAILY SCHEDULES
Louise leaves Colchester at 1890 a. m. and Z
p. m Leave Baltimore $50 a. III. and $50
p. m. Tuesdays and Fridays leave Balti-
more $50 a. m, 2 p IN. and $50 p m. Leave
Colchester l0.30a m, 20 p. m. and $50 p. m.
M" For further Information apply to Agents
at different wharves, or
TOLCHEST COMPANY,
June6-9m Pier IL Light ST., Baltimore.
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granted the privilege to all the friendly
CLERGY of the Church of England Mt the
request or desire of the people, to preach
or administer the ordinances in their
''prcachin% houses or chnprl>." This WAS
four years after the connection Of the
church and State had been severed. an.
it shows HAT the MrthoiiStS ut that time.
if they acted in good faith, which there
il no PERSON to doubt. desired to live III
amity and friendship with their brethren
of the late establishment. This gnoi
feeling was largely rcciprucntpi by the
better ard more pious part of the mem
brrS of the established church. OWNS
to this the rrw sect 70" some years after
its first Introduction fUuriShr,l Lest II the
StrorgEoliS of the rpiS' "pacy, while t
naLc little or 10 progress among the
PrcsbyteriAnS until many years after
wards. when the first CNrounGcr> of its
doctrine had been succeeded by others.
whose zeal was more according To kEOwi-
edge. and whose natives W,ry better
understood. For the r,a>oiS before al
udrd to. the growth of Mcthodism was
slow. and ii is manifest that those who
joined the new sect wcr" Artuatrl by
pure motives and a sincere desire to i'm
prov" their spiritual condition.
Rev. Francis A$hury arrived in phla-
drlrhia i'll Octohcr. Ill. and the next
April visited Bohemia Manor IL loo.
after llr. Wright. hut met him near vii
mingtom on his way rolrhwar!. and pro-
ccrlrd on to the Manor alonr. Under
the date of April 10Th Mr.. AShury states
that some miSrhirvou~ oppn~rrs had
Thrown tln nlnt,l,, nm h,, Nnni,i. ~, ,.,,,,-
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FOR THE WEST AND NORTH

s4n A. NJ. dali, Pttsbure, Chicago. INDIAN
apoiis an Louisville. Dining cary
10 % A. NJ. da ly. for Pittsburg, Chicago and
Loulvillc. Dining carr
II / a. NJ. daily, "ittsburg and Cleveland
Il 20 7. NJ. daily, 81. Louis Limit cd" Pitts
bug, Cine matt, indianapolis ana St. Louis.
DINING car
lao P. NJ daily, pennsylvania Limited :"
Putshu'R, Chicago. CT veland, To- edo and
Detroit. dining car)
4 30 NJ. daily, PItsburg, Chicago, Louis
vile WA -incinnatD, indianapolis and st.
Louis. dining carr
Il3 p. NJ. daily, from Germantown Junction
'ChC"po Limited" Piirsburg, Chicago, Tole-
do and c cv, land. Dining ctr)
S25 p. N. daily, fittsbuIg, Co umbus, Gin
cinnal', Indianapolis LUuisv IL ana st. Louis
For Gary, w. Va via Shenandoah Valley
Route
$50 Z. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago; for
Toledo except saturday.
ll.O5 =. NJ. uaI.y, ritlsburg, Cleveland, Gin
cinnati ard St. Louis
LIN +. ". daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
daily FOR Knoxville, via Shenandoah Valley
Route: Tor Cleveland, except Saturday
40 daily, Lock Haven Expr,ss
50 a. week days, Kane EXPIRE So
40 n. m. weekdays, Elmira and Remove
EXlrss
$50 p ". Sundays, tilliamsport Express.
) 81 NJ. weekdays, Wiliulnsport Express.
800 =. ": daily Erie Express.
l.2C p. NJ daily. Erie Express.
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SC9OfLxLQ

Few are entirely free from it.
1t may develop So slowly as to cause
.5t!e II any disturbance during the whole
DcrioG Of childhood.
1t may then produce irregularity of the
stomach ana bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh,
and marked tendency TO consumption
before maniiestina itself in much cutaneous
eruption or giaNdular swelling.
1t is best to be sure that you are quite
free from it, and t0r its complete eradica-
ton you can rely on
Hoods Jarsapariila
The best of ali medicines for all humors.
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FOR NEW YORK.

Express, week. DAYS, $40 Gloes not stop at
G"r9a town Juncu"n), 42c, -. $40 5.iS,
81 1.@, 2, "nj. ~ Il, Ii 90 a m
~ noon. l2.35 Ito, Lao. t23n 3, 10. 50, 3 81
(pruna; hm,tcdl. ai4, (Nrw York .rmited'
i.W, : o., . So, 6G, 1.I2, ITO, go, lbrOp M
,'t@ ph'. Sundays, $40 does not stop at
Germ 'IrI wn JuhcIl, ny, ~. 4.4u, 90, 5.ls.
80, y -, lo5n II m. - 81, '2.3O 8 (Pcrna'
I'm led, d [Ntw York Limlt,d). = 20 $40.
. ~, u 80, '!2. > %. 10 % . IN l2,O2 night
Fr"m "est Philadelphia ony, 1924 a. m.
sundays. " ms
From Germantown Junction only, lOll a.
~ Gal (Scasnorc LiiuIi,d)
F." Boston, wilhou! change, 1850 A. M,
week days and sos N dai,
fnr LAKE, PLACID !Thr ugh SIc' ping Carl,
/ 0 p. III. Mondays, Weun, suaSs, and friduys
For The Catskitls Through farlor Carr, ID ii
n. m W, ok. da' +. ~ "
+ r St, .iIrt, Asbury Park Ocean Grove
and Long ID anch, 4,2o SIS, S22 A. NJ, i227
:.3'. -. 40 a 80 Wa Delaware klveI BRUCE
hou'elp ~ weekdays. SATURDAYS only at
3.W III Sundays (etops at Inlcrlaken for
Ashury lark), 40 and s.3I NJ
For ruckcrlon. Bach Haven and Barnepat
lily. % p. III week days
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
Philadelphia, Baltimore &
Washington Railroad.
MARYLAND DIVISION.
Schedule In Effect Aug. Is, 1908.

Trains leave ELK TON rs follows:
For NiImingron and Philadelphia. RI 10,
5 S. S2l, 9.OS, lc,5s A. NJ, 80. X, 5.35. and
SO Z. week uHNs, sundays. II 10, S.2l, O3.
a NJ - IL i 50. ano s.2o i. NJ
For Ches' er, lilo, $40, 2 1888 A. NJ, 30.
4 ", 3i, al SO + NJ We days sundays,
+ ~. 81 9O| a NJ, . 30 4.le, 5 30, and S.28
r NJ.
For Pcrryville, Havre de Grace AMI Balti-
more, 81, SO, lnuS, l0.5i A. NJ l2.33. 8 81,
: H. . d 81, -. +. ~, Il 50 night week.
6,41. fS4l 81 l2.5O rignt.
For WASHINGTON, I 4.56. 10 81 A. NJ. 1898,
55l. % and :. 80 p. NJ. sundays, 4 ST. and
Leave Perry VILE tor Port Deposit, 4 IS. s. 20,
n.l3, "a NJ, LIS, Is, 400, 5. 3, and $40 P.
NJ week days
l. ave Port Deposit for Pcrryville, 4s, s 70.
A.. I0.t9 A. NJ. l243, 81, rs, 7.3j, and $50
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YES JERSEY & sEASHoRE RAILROAD
AUGUST l, 1903.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,

Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
R ~ Bridge, ExpreFs SEQ, $40, 1'3'a M,
Sunda' 5. 500, go ln.,Oa m. 2 Al and IA D. IN.
Leav" Mat, ct Street Wna,f, Express, so.
s32 lnm IN 600 Saturdays only 2uO,
$40 $50 $50 mnutes), % go minutes 500 ed
minuIes) 5.l6. 5,5z y. IN. week. days. SUNDAYS.
UO 30 800 s 80, 90 and 10 20 a. m. i3O
pm. 81 90 Excursion Train 90 a. IN Week.
DAYS, 90 and so II. III. sundays
Lrav' MAJ ket Street Wharf az follows
FOR New York. Express, 800, $40 a. M, 1928
For Long Branch via Seaside Park. 800.
sl'a. NJ l.3o, 81 p M weekdays. Sundays,
3'a m
For Tack er,on. Beach Haven and Barnegat
City, II Il m, | 30 Saturdays only, 42Op. m.
we k-Gays, s0a IL. sundays.
SEASIDE PARK, ISLAND HEIGHTS, AND
POINT PLEASANT.
soO,s.1 a.. 13o, 3 50 and 500 p. IN. week.
Gays. sundays. 13Oa.
FOR CAPE MAY.
Express, 9o5 "A. m. Il 30 Saturdays only 80,
4 Os go minutcsl, 52I p. m weekdays sun
days, - a. m. S. % Excursion Train 7CJ a.
Anglesea, Wildwood and Holly Beach-Ex-
press, = % a. m. GOO Saturdays only 2.3O, %
a =, a. 20 p. m. week days. Sundays, $ 30 a. m.
SlOo Excursion Train 10 Il. III. daily.
FOR SEA ISLE CITY, OCEAN CITY.
Avalon and stone Harbor-Express, $40 a. m.
ID Saturdays "nlI), $50 40 and $50 p. m.
week days sundays. sac ii. IN. 81. 90 Excur-
sion Train co Il m. daily.
For soners' Point-Express, $50, s.a2 and
1000 II. m: On Saturdays only, 2N, 80 400,
~ and D 81 p m. week days. Sundays, 500,
s.N, 300 and 1000 a. IN. and 4.30 p. m.
Dining Car.
For additional information apply to Ticket
Agent.
w. w. ATTERBURY, j. R. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager,
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
BROAD STREET STATION:

For Elkton, 3 Is, So. q IL, II 90 A. NJ. 200
i Al. " and l..2n T.. NJ we, k.days. sun
day 3 A. 9 % A. VI. 46, 800, and Ii 20
=. NJ From West Fiji ac elpniu i IL p
wc,k-la,s 7.S5 p. NJ Sundays.
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- Hnr,I Sa.,,t,n- .'o"i.h ,i.closn n
II,r.,,.,I|, ,,..,.., - ,.tr,u, and ,rnr,li,v
,,,,,,.,,, 49,, ,,.,,,... ~. ,L,, ,,,r,Iitinr ~
<. \r,..,f,... I..,t.L =. th,t lima y.ry
iI.,,,, - ,.'',,,.,'. I,,. :, ,.n,t,inI,. ,,rLs
| .,,-,i,,, T., t.. c,,.I.. ,,,n. $40 mmrh "r il
,.,, ,.b,r,,.,,i,,J i've tho nam. nf
So Ia, ~. nqn,a ~, h.vp been mis-
,,,ifol 40. :, ,,.,,. va. h,vo hn.n ,ln-
/ 'iy,.,. :, l,t Mia will Of nlisrur;tv th,t
l,., I;';,,n ti,,. r,,,.,I ,j,fnrn,;,v ti,.t IN.
a,u.a IMPLIES. Yom-i,. a"G cover it from
-,
T.,,. .,,;,itu,1 ,,., .1i..,., nr fin, unnrln nf
! %,tL ISll. ,,,ri.b = ,a,t,r kunvu and
ii.o, nr.u srfiirinrt:y ",,irrd in Il pIrcrd-
:.,r ,.,,.,.t,r
/ Thr rn>ly1, rim. rnurrhrs, rs before
! i,ii,,.,+.l ,,,.,. t., , wi; cnpditior N
This time cau>ri nv thn rmirratiou of
u...y Of ts.;,.. ,..,..,I,.rs :, the South and
| Nr.t Their fr.inrrcr h.I also been les
81 -. -. urIrpy ..issrrsious that
,.,,s,. .1..or., rar,u from .lr urrurbiuy of
| ,N'hitniir,l ami his ,Ih.,.ots. Another
,,r,s,. ,l.i -.... ! IN. %. ,iri,1ls Influence
a. fine r;rr.-v Of Ills denomination was
tho mart that many uc chem felt con-
strain, + IA tt,,n fu ,nn controversy be-
tvrnn th. ,nr,,.;,, a,,l FIVE mother count
ry Thrir fora, a" church government
,.,.; r.,fi,ntl, Jr,r,.rotrr, and most if
uut all or Them v.ar. thr descendants. of
,no-,. w3o. In ~.,.., form. had suffered
f,r r,,r.ri,.r,.,.. sl.n. ,u -;,n. uthrr side of
IIhn tt,3rt;r. IIrn.., i was NOT strange
l-h.t +. y i.,i..,.t .h,.. ,.rrsiI, roI. lihrrty
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-09
CITY NOTICE.
Office of the CITY Treasurer
81 Po11l Mir, I'll 81, 1nnn

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb 9Th, 1908.
All persons interested in the assess
ments for paving South Robert street.
from the bridge over the Chicago Great
Western ;. railroad tracks to the
north line of Concord street,
and Concord street from South
Robert street Ito Ada street, with
asphalt on a concrete, foundation, except
between the rails of the street car tracks
and between the tracks, and for two feet
on each side Of the outside rails of said
tracks, including insaid contract, the,fcurb-
ing with granite Of both sides Of said
street where necessary, also the necessary
gas, water and severn connections to the
property lines, in the City Of St. Paul, Min
nesota, In accordance with an order of the
common Council of said city, approved
January 9th, 1902. will take notice, that
on the End day Of Februry! 01903, II did re-
ce1Ve a certain warrant from the CITY
Comptroller of the City of ST. Paul for
the collection Of the above named assess
ments.
The nature of this warrant Is. that If
you fall to pay the assessment within
THIRTY DAYS.
after the first publication of this notice.
l shall report you and your real estate so
assessed as delinquent. and apply to the
District Court OF the County of Ramsey.
Minnesota, for judgment against your
lands, lots, blocks, or parcels thereof co
assessed, including interest. costs and ex-
penses, and for an order of the Court to
sell the same for the payment thereof
OTTO BREMEN,
City Treasurer.
Feb. 9-1903-1t