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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23

THE ACCOUNT OF THE SUBSCRIBER, AD-
ministralor of Herman Eckhoff. deceased,
will be settled BY the Hudson County Orphans
Court on February -. 1904.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-23
Notice to Contractors and Lumber Dealers

Dated Jersey city, January sth. 1904 -
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
KING COLLEGE,

Rev. r. p. RArISAY, PHI. D., President.
Opening of the Thirty-sixth Annual Session
Monday, September 19. 1904 A classical college
for young men. A model preparatory school for
boys Address PRESIDENT KING COLLEGE,
Bristol Tenn.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07

WTANTED-A POSITION AS GOVERNESS IN
w family. English language only taught
to primary and grammar grades. Moderate
salary expected. Address MISS A. B. c.,
X. ID. II, Bridgewater Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07

VJANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD
w health and some education, also some ex-
perience in nursing, and large experience in
needlework, q situation as Mothers Help I'm
teaching and caring for children, or as COM
panion to an invalid lady. A good home desired.
Address ID, care CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07

WTANTED-POSITIONT TO TEACH IN PRI-
w yate family, with some experience, the
usual English branches, Latin, music and math-
ematics References exchanged. Address MISS
HOLIDAY. 800 w. Twelfth St., Msnch ester Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07

VTANTED-AN UNDERGRADUATE NURSE
w desir a oSltion TO nurse an invalid lady
Address Miss = Nj " No. 124 n. Coal or ST., Staun-
ion, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
Educational.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS.
7os W. Grace Street. RIcHnoND, VA.
Miss CARRIE LEE cAnpBRLL, Principal.

FACULTY.
Miss JOSEPHINE MCLEOD, M. A.
Miss LAURA DARLINGTON.
Miss ESTHER N BARNEY.
Miss VIRGINIA LEE PATTERSON.
Miss A. X. v. WILSON.
Miss VIRGILIA A. PETIT,
Miss SALLIE DEAN
Miss BELLE JOHNSON.
Miss CLAIRE GUILLAUME.
Miss JULIA WOODBRIDGE.
Rev. VIM. s. Campbell and wife in charge of
the homo. Next session opens September 81,
1904. For particulars address the Principal.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
SOB
LATEST MISSIONARY BOOKS.

demand information
the church is
named below
ana Home Missions
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
EAST FRANKLIN.
8 pt. 5

Mrs. Adeioert Jeiiison ia quite III. Mr..
Jeliison's mother IL caring for her.
T. Il. Hooper aud wife went TO Machiss
Labor Day. and say they were we'll paid
for going, for they had delightful time.
All ere glad to hear that Mrs. Kennis.
gaining. Her friends see her few min
utes al time now.
Miss Clara Dunn gave musical at her
tome Wednesday evening. An aiI'rouno
social and jolly time is reported. Re-
freshme1ts were served.
Rev. G. F. s,bley, wife and daughter
Carolyn, Dea. aud Mrs. Dunn, A. L. Lo-
well, of Miilinocket, aud Miss Cara Dunn
visited G. II. Rdtter aud vile last week.
A. L. Lowell, who has been visiting at
the home OF J. +. Dunn aud wife, re-
turned home Sunday night by train. MIR.
Lowell made many friends whi.e here,
who hope to see him often.
The picnic held in j. u. Hardison's
grove last week wts the best held in the
vicioily for a long time. 1t IL ene place
TO bold ptente-, and Que may be expected
there la the near future.
Regular services are being held at the
Baptist church. A fine sermon was
preached by Pastor Sibley With special
music BY the cnoir, aud solo singing bS
Miss Clara Dunn, accompanied by Mr..
Lowell on the cornet and Willie Brsgdon
on the organ. All vote thanks to MIR.
Lowell. who so kindly assisted with NJ
cornet and voice In the services VIII. g
here.
Sent g. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
sARaENVyILLg.
THEIsIA.

b. slsghsr has rsnrcnased a valuable
.pt Lswh aers.ck.
I,ol. Herbert Roberts, wifa ana daugh-
,eturned 10 Mort hfield, VT, on Friday.
he summer gusts are leaving, and the
Eets are LOCKING deserteds Tue season
been a short one.
Ers. Groves Eaton went 10 Camden
|nday TO visit her husband, who Is en-
|5ed there.
Ess four. master w lillian II. Cl ford 10
hing Tor lie Maine Lake Ice TO. for
)simore.
Bot. William Cover and family, who
4 been here for the season, left on the
ket.e the past week for Melrose, Mass.
tarry Thurston and wife, of North Sedg-
i, and Miss HOLLY, OF Washington, ID.
visited j. Moore add wife on sun
rs Lucy Paiten, who has been en-
led At the Lynnmore foe the season,
Ar1ed to North Penobscot. Mrs. l. l..
tins accompanied her.
b. Columbia cnapter, Eastern Star, OF
ksiek, invited the Penobscot lodge TO
1t on Friday evening. About
BIZ responded. Columbia chapter ex-
fled the degree 10 a pleasing manner.
be we're remarks by many OF the
ing members, which were much en-
q. The entertainment was much en-
b, especially the music by the ladies
Petite, OF Columbia chsptsr. The Wis
party left for home near midnight,
Rg to meet again in the near
b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
COUNTY NEWS.
.ss,,ionat County Ne'ss sec otAeg pags.
VEST TIRE scNT.

-, 1n,,n. E. Liant spent Sunday with
- A clark Ut Manset.
-. W u. Lunt, who has been IN
.is,ln for two weeks, returned se-sef-
|dsy. -.
~ william STANLEY, Of Monbegsn,
~. been visitirg lese, has returned
10 Maase''
4 90 ca X and Dan Dow. who work at
,a,ares, Boston harhor, are spending
Il sbor pay at home.
o., Eaton Is COX with Capt. W. II.
~, who carries safdines to the factory
sou,h Gou dsboro.
,.nd stsnlty and Herman Smith
a,.tot1wu Sunday with striking
y. - horse, from TIE Sargent tables.
". Lunt. who has been visiting
rn.uoyth. rs.n,ned this week and Is
- :, ertalning hes cousin, Miss jobs :
an Of somerviiie. Mess.
1 c.o, Jo.epa woostfr returned from
s.I.na.blp, bringing with him his new
,aoa Ne, beet. and new nsph,ha isuneh
k.lo,rfne to Fd MARSHALL.
R.,,rce Lunt, " o has been doing table
- Al Hotel Dltigo this summer, Is
y. lie cousin, Miss Ed a Lunt,
reon panied bet far visit.
walter Lunt was called home from bis
o,k Al Couldsbofo by the severe lime .
N. mite d tighter Doris Irene, no, all
.l,d 10 learn. has recovered.
o,,w,a,d Webster and wife have gone
p,asreet y here he Will work tn the SAT-
H. factory, and Mrr. Webster VIII Visit
ufents, George ". Davis and wife.
s.ys,sl lfom here attended the repuoi-
ully at Southwest harbor Saturday
ssplng. Among the party were h. h.
,ed Can't. and Mrs. Winfield spragu",
,p,. and Mrs. Robe Rumill.
Apsfty to celebrate his twelfth birthday
a held at the home OF Herbert Reed
n,utdsy evening. Fifteen guests came
rngsag many useful aud beautiful gil e.
zane, al good tiaIe was enjoyed paying
anes. Refreshments were served.
Miss Ia ma Luut, who has been teach
BE- In wollsston, Mass, and lie now at
pms speadlng her vocation, win return
ednesiay to teach the seventh grsds In
i Hyds scbooI, Newton Highlands. Her
is, Beatrice will accompany her to
tend school.
The Wet fremont Improvement society
ksss Sep, Z. ct Mrs d nnls Norwood's.
following officers have been elected:
zideal, Mrs. Anna Lunt; vice pFesi-
b, Mrs. Lena Robbins; treasurer, Mrs.
Eiie RumiIl; secretary, Mrs. hyrs
bill committee on work, mrs. SILVIA
b. Mrs. Letilia Sprague, Mrs. Aboie +.
b.
THELMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
HULLs COVE.
was held
Sept s.

Miss Lucy Salisbury goes to Castine to
attend the normal school.
Charles Jordan, of Bangor, spent few
days with Charles Wilcomb last week.
Quite delegation from here Is going to
Bangor to attend the Labor Day exercises.
Winthrop Stanley went Saturday to
Kingman, where he is to teach in the
grammar school.
Miss Isabella Hamor, OF Bar Harbor,
spent few days with friends and relatives
In town last week.
Rev. Robert Goldman, bishop of Maine
spoke to large congregation in the
church Sunday evening, Aug. 2s.
Miss Ellie Brewer and Miss Ella Sweet
are visiting Mrs. Lillian Maddocks in East
Holden. Miss Sweet win go on to Castine
in few days.
Sept. 5. ANNE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
COUNTY NEWS.
~ aaai.ionaI ooan.s N..s. .ss o.her pae.
CRANBERRY ISLES.

George J.. JOY, Of Northeast Harbor,
was visiting friends here last Sunday.
Mrs. Lucinda Stanley is 10 Seal Harbor
nursing the wife OF her grandson, Everett
jordan.
RS. Annia Ash and daughter, Mrs
Townsend, of Bluehiil, were visiting reIa-
tiyes here last week.
Capt. 8. N. Bulger, who has been to
Portland the last fes weeks for treatment
for his falling eyssieht, returned yester-
day slightly improved.
Rev. MIR. Worcester, a summer Visitor,
at suttoD's, preached hae sermon In
the old union meeting house last Sunday.
All are pleased 10 welcome him here each
sessol
Alden Joy and two daughters, of Bos-
ton, have been visiting Arthur JOY at the
home Of ID. X. Stanley. Henry joy, Of
Ellsworth, mas been visiting his nephew
Arthur, the past week.
The members OF the Cranberry club
gave an entertainment last F.icay after
noon, at their clu house, where about 100
partook of the K neious and delicate re-
treatments. The people are profuse Ia
their praise OF the reception.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07

EAST sryRRY.

Mas Anna d. s,inson leis this morning
for Eden, where she is to teach.
Susie stinson and Josie Gray will leave
for their schools next Saturday.
Jack Frost visited several of our neigh.
bors, but kindly passed by Us.
e. e. sNett is making some alterations
on he Interior OF his houss.
Aivah Mitchell, of Harmony, is visiting
hts late wife's foster parents, Capt. and
Mrs. r. A. sinclair.
East Surry people are rejoicing over the
double mail service which negan last
VEGA anu was hsppy surprise to all.
rhis village now hiss four mails each day i.
NJ lisa jessie Coilamore, OF Bangor, who
has been at Capt. Alden Mann's come
weeks, leit last Saturday. Miss Collamofe
hss been very ill since April. All hope for
her speedy recovery.
Capt. Charles johnson and his wife,
Lucy Ann (Amesl Johnson, will reach
their golden Wedding anniversary Sept.
IL. Both arc hsle and hearty. One would
not think they had been married ATTY
years. AZ they are away from old ac-
qusiutsnees, and all OF their children
except AIRS. E. h. SWEET they will not hold
reet plion, but congratulations WIZ be
in order. Capt. johnson sailed rs master
OF vessels many years, but retired several
years ago, and is now engsged in the egg
business.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. Abbie Walls ia home from her
work for short time.
Miss Ida II. Brown, OF Bar Harbor,
spent Sunday at home.
Richmond Myrick, formerly OF THIS
place, is here calling on friends.
Mrs. j. L. Ellis and family with ser
wants returned to New York Aug. 81, after
short season at her cottage on Green
island.
Mrs. Martha Dolliver, who was called
here by the illness and death OF her sister,
Mrs. Richardson, leaves soon for her home
in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Eben Richardson died Friday
morning, after brief Illness OF pneu.
monia. Services were held Saturday
afternoon at her home. Burial at Noun
tain View cemetery, West Eden.
Sept.5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
FoR A NEW WHARF.

The iad!es' aid society proposes to resume
It's weekly meetings next Wednesday
Sometime In June few OF the mem bers
were DESTROYS to work for the building of
steam boat wharf on Big Cranberry,
thinking that should they make begin
ming, much greater help would come
from outside parties than was forthcou :
log " hen outside aid was asked for the
pay ment OF the debt on the meeting
house cellar.
No conclusion was reached, but recently
some OF the summer people al Northe
Harbor have held an entertainment and
started fund for the purpose.
Should such wharf be built II would
no doubt be as fully appreciated as are
tue safely marked paths over the noun
tains of Mt. Desert.
Ooiy those who have sought their own
rough way over those mountains can
fully appreciate the kindness aud gener-
osity OF the summer visitors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
GOULDSBoRO.

Septic.

DEATH OF MRS. A. S. RoLFE.
Mrs. Eaz4beth j. (Ciements) R1ie,
wife OF Aaron s. Rolfe, died Aug. 20. after
an illness OF almost year, aged sixty
seven years, three monI us ana twenty
eight days. She was born at Digby, n. g.,
but came here at the age of Gig hteen, mar
ried aud has lived here since then. Few
have as wide circle OF friends as was hers.
Herself ehildlesa, many have called her
house home. Her adopted daughter disd
several years ago. Her adopted ron and
her husband survive her. Mrs. Rolie viii
be soreiy missed, both in the home and
the town, aud the sincerest sympathy OF
all is extended to the sorrowing once.
The funeral was held In the Union
church Wednesday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Gideon Mayo, of Winter Hsrbor,
aud under the auspices OF the Daughters
OF Liberty, OF West Gouldsboro, OF which
society Mrs. Rolfe was a member.
Tue floral tributes were many and beau
tiful. showing the esteem in which she
was held.
Sent 5, 5,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
MARLBORO.
NJ

|ynard Ford has gone to Charleston to
q school.
Inez Ford has gone to Csstins TO
4 school.
Audrey Hodgkins has gone to
Hancock to teach.
h Riyerview local nnion met here last
Fay, and had very interesting meet
h. E. G. Burnham, of Egypt, visited
ather, s. HI. Remiek, one day last
\. c, A. Eaton and family, who have
IAs Tyler Hodgkins', have returned to
Rland, Ohio.
A. B. Lorirner and family, who have
Occupying their cottage here, have
ped to Bangor.
Maggie Grover, of North Maria
was the guest of her father, Roland
Sins, last week.
strout. who has been visiting his
Father, Rolsnd Hodgkins, has re-
to Ellsworth.
us Mansfield and wife, who have
sting their grandparents, Nahum
ms and wife, have returned to their
. Bristol, Conn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
ANNE.
LAMoINE BEACH.
Sept 5.

The fish dinner given on Monday of last
week by Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. DesIsles, OF
Lamoine Beach, at the ovens, was q very
pleasant and enjoyable affair. Their
guests were: Mrs. A. |. Saunders, Mrs.
John Austin and Mrs. Samuel DesIsles,
OF Lamoine Beach; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bird
Cough, of Bar Harbor; Mrs. w. III. De-
Lsittre and her sons, Thomas and VIII
liam and daughter Sue. of Salisbury Cove,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. DeLaittre, OF
Aitkin, Mimi.
Sept. 5. SPEC,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07

cinda Dodge, nave returned. They wtre
acceWpanb By her cousin, Helen Saw
ser. OF sesl Cove.
Lemuel Lurvey, who has been spending
lew weeks with his brother In Everett,
Mass, is home.
J,cob Lurvoy, who hes been spending
week wita his brother Frank in Everett,
Mas, Is home.
Sept. s. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07


The new schoo'house is progressing rap
idly under the able supervision OF Alouzo
J. Bryant. The present terms OF school
will close forever the houses In districts
aud as schoorooms. In district No. /,
there have been two school houses, but Ia
district No. 2, v here the entire business
of the town has always been transacted,
there has been bat one, and 1t has seen
active service for four-score years.
The land was originally given for school
house lots, as long as the houses were used
aud maintained as such. Since then the
ltnds have changed hands repeatedly, but
no meotion made OF the lots. Nov tue
question at issue IS: Who owns the
schooihouse lots?
Ii nov seems that II such a thing were
poss bic, It would be wise to obtain pos
session of both houses, to remain on the
lots, one for parish house. tie other for
a parsonage.
IL some benevolent persons would now
interest themselves liz the matter, they
could accomplish much, and thereby BEN
ent tue peope ut large, and honor tue
memory II the original donors.
Sept. 8. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

'OU IN W EST HARBUR.
aauds Tinker has been visiting
past week at John Tinker's.
1ufyey has gone to Bar Harbor to
sister, Mrs. Frank Higgins.
Fs Walls spent few days at West
with his cousin, Alvin Walls.
Aspola Rich and family, OF Ban
nave been visiting her aunt, Luz
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07


support pp A p al 1bt l Nfr
re a pu h
h d y show ~ % front S yb y actual esd Hancock County
m ~ fr prp H i For instance GU of a m OF
d 4n ~ Eden h BIZ b k h bpdt y d he
same o a ~ in t Desert here o.
hcy show or les OF w dty h Now pf hi returned y
HmcckC nI t these nsdems So that dn bfsr-
i from h ~ he ~d id he cunt MI to from assessed adh
that pmf H ali y u hM gdb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
LAMOINE.

Mrs. Mary PetteDgtl, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John s. Davis,
returned TO Waltham Friday.
Mrs. f. a. Brown and sons Leon and
Harold returned to Boston Friday, after
short visit with relstives and friends.
Mrs W. NJ. Cunning ham, OF Winter
port, is spending few weeks with her
father, Jonn ). DAVIS, ana he. SISTER, Mrs.
n. c. Trip.
Sept. 5. MAY.
Mas Ethel Reynolds. arrived home from
Mort beast Haebor Monday.
j. l.. Higgins and family returned to
their home at Blue Earth, Mimi, last
week.
Capt. Hinckley and wife, of Wood.
fords, are guests OF Capts. Charles and
Fred Hodgkius.
School In this district began Monday,
Miss Winnie Andrews, OF Carmel, grad
ate of Castine norma al school, 'O4, teacher.
Albert T. Whitaker, OF Salem, Mass, is
visiting his father, Charles Whitaker.
Mr.. Whitaker was a former townsman,
and a successful teacher in this section.
Miss Annie Young, OF North Lamoine,
who taught the spring term with great
success, will not teach this fail. While
the district is disappointed that she does
not return, all believe that Miss Andrews
will prove u worthy successor.
This week witnesses the exodus Of sew
ersl OF our young people. Miss Olive
Coolidge resumes her work as teacher OF
the Ryefeld grammar school, franklin.
Miss Flora stratton returns to Verona to
teach, and Miss Clare Hodgkins goes to
Salem, Mass, to enter the normal school.
Sent. 5. u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07

Resident Taxpayers Receive ST ,376.4O Nor.
IN the Year 1908 from State Treasury Thar
They Pay Into 1t.

tax m s@gt mno Hnackcm niheanon
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-07-29

sec % tp ! r. el-Fss simple title 70 SEQ 50 iOt
acres land or Pateat Ne ssaa being lot o. north
west atr southwest qtfsoinarih sect qtr and wssl
half Of s0uth vast qu OF section q north half oi
eouth wesi CIR and te@AAwest OR Of acc II eAst
half q Hoithssst 0ts sbt ssst half Of SOW hwes.
Qtf of .ec IA tp ranss 90 ----Posssssory claim 70
- sol00 acres o. land o. Application No $3.50
being the west III Of susshesas ctr IL sec IA,
eertAssss Qtr o. - Is ssft half Of soatheset Qtr OF
sec eS southwest Ctr Of Bee ~ norshWass Dir of
noTsafast Q and south west Oh of aorthessi o.
81 go . an1 aAstAa Of BoFthwaat Qtr eli in %
township Essi - teEaeSsery clAa . 10 500 acres
Iand On Appiirati1a No i02ss kssne ssath half Of
norlhesst Ctr and east half pi southeast Qtg Of
sec II sesthW~t q Of northwest Ctr 81 north
uast Or aud aosth Aaf Of south vest Or Of &c 81
" fn1ze ta-possea ory claim to 80 acres land
on Appt NO isfe helng vest half of son,hsAA Or
sec ~ southwast Ctr OF northeast ctr southeas. OR
OF northwest 0if go a Dorth sesf Qtr of nosshsass
QI OF sec ~ " range g. north half cf south sest
Ctr Of sec II soethwest orr Of northwest ctr see u
aud north weat o. of nlEthwest Or Of saetion as
township rzags ~. - esT.ss pen ss.Ts adv v
Road Dis,rics No .. ss.zshiisht.
Depuy b Lewis PosaessnEy eiaim TO lot and
improvements IN searchlight known as Depuy and
Bartes saloon. tax n pea T9c adv 81 total 80 @
Good Hope Mg Co--Possessory claim TO impts
eansistlng Of hoisling works etc, tax sss.Ts zen
50 adv 50 total tsoiq
Nutting II. J. .Possessorg ciailn to lot and impts
on Hobaon street tax 4a6 pen tAc adv 81 total
$3.50
VauinA 4 Doherty- Possessory claim to lots 4
mpts Hobson street, tax SIT 70 pen LII adv 50
total $40 GO
Hutton Possessory clsim 10 20 acres OF land
miles south OF Quartette mill $3.50 pen $50 adv
81, total s5.sl.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-07-29
POLITICAL COMMENTS
Gathered from Papers on Both Sides.

A question is up to whether poll
tics trade or profession. In Ne
vada il is disease; chronic.
The Carson News is authorized TO
make the announcement that Hon
Samuel Platt, who served 0rmsby
county in the legislature, was the
Republican party's nominee for
Attorney General at the last election
and who has stumped the State
several times in the interest Of the
Republican ticket. will bs candi-
date before the Republican Con-
vention at Winnemucca for the nom
ination Of member of Congress.
1t is certainly unkind in the
Reno Gazette to call Congressman
Van Duzer the cowboy congress
man" and poke fun at him on such
a score, especially SO as the candid
ate that paper supports for presi-
dent is known as former cowboy.
Moreover it is an ill-tempered
thought to give publicity in Nevada,
as there is not a more noble-heart-
ed, truer class of men in existence
than the Nevada cowboy Wells
Herald.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-07-29
Russell SAGE.

Russell Sage has retired from
active business at the ripe old age of
88. He was born before the first
steamer crossed the Atlantic ocean.
He was boy of 19 when Morse in
vented the telegraph and 80 years
Of age when the Mexican war broke
out. He mingled in politics fifty
years ago and served two terms in
Congress before most of us were
born. During his Congressional
career he was the father of the bill
to provide postage stamps for letters
and succeeded in inducing Congress
to buy Washington's old home at
Mt Vernon. About thirty years ago
he began operating on Wall Street
aud has piled up a fortune variously
estimated at from fifty to one hun
dred and fifty millions. Russell
Sage's money getting was for the
love of the game exclusively. He
cared nothing for the things which
money can buy, but much for the
dominating of markets and for con
verting other mems losses into his
own gains.
To-day the venerable fnancier
spends most of bis time in his New
York residence on Fifth avenue
watching the passing throug, nearly
every one of whom knows the vener-
able fnancier by reputation at least.
Once asked to whom be thad willed
his money he replied: "Wait until I
am dead; there will be more than
one person surprised"
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-07-29
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELiNoURNT LIST OF PRoREkrY FOR TMm
YEAk 1908. LINCOLN COUNTY. NEVADA.

Notice ia hereby gven n shose whom n may con.
sern aud to the following named parsons and to all
owners OF, or csinsnts 10. the real estate and i'm.
prpvements thereon. or impTovsnants uben a..
ssesed separately hereinafter desorib a, hsown or
nnknowa. Thst the taIss for Stats and County
purposes for tho year A. D. 1908 sesaed "a sinH
the foilo~ins des ribet pisces or parcels Of pro.
perty are now delinquent that ten per cent penalty
and two lS2.o0l dollars, cost OF advertising. has
been Addsd In each osae. that any piece or par.
col Of prop rty upon Which aald tAxae. penalty
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