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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-01-19
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Speltz or Emmer, above illustrated,
gives so bushels grain and four tons hay
besides per acre. It's wonderful. Salzer,s
seeds are pedigree seeds, bred up through
careful selection to big Yields.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
Miner State Matters.

The new public school building at Two
Rivers is to cost SCI 900, not $4,000. as
was reported. 1t will be one of the most
modern in the county.
John jacobson, aged 33 years, we'll
known Racine jeweler, has mysteriously
disappeared and his relatives believe that
ae has been murdered.
Mandus Shogren of Bone Lake, was
found dead in box car. He was single
and 81 years old Injuries and other in
lications point to death by violence.
The plant of the Seneca Dairy and
Milling Association burned. The loss is
estimated at $4,000, with $500 insur-
,nce. The origin of the fire is not known.
Conductor Whitley of the Wisconsin
Central railroad will die as the result of
a rear-end collision between switch en-
zine and a freight train in the Neenah
yards.
According to a report from the Cam
pron dam on Thorn Apple river John
Dietz has purchased a quantity of dyna-
mite. He made threat month ago
hat he would dynamite the dam if the
lumber company attempted to use it.
County Superintendent A. G. Meating
IF Outagamie county is complaining of
losing country teachers by marriage. He
states that at least a dozen of the school
teachers resign at the end of each year
70 get married Indications are that
twenty-five schools will be without teach
FRS next fall.
Scott Sweet, a well-known farmer OF
he town of GreenbusE, committed sui
tide by drinking the contents OF bottle
If carbolic acid. He died instantly. He
committed the deed in the presence of his
mother-in-law. He had been in poor
health for some time.
George Frabk, aged II years, was
horribly mangled and killed in circu-
lar saw while employed near Rackheld.
He was standing ON a log, from which
he fell on the saw. Only recently his
sister. aged Is years, was burned to
death while trying to kindle fire with
kerosene.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21

comforts that would experience from
an unkindly temperature"
A few minutes later the procession
started in quest Of gas, Pa marshal
ing the assembled forces, which by
that time included Norah and dear lit
tie Fido. Ma was sure that it was es-
Gaping from Mother-inLaW Smiths
room, and thither they went.
Mother, are you dead?" asked Pa.
in a hopeful sort of voice, as he pound
ed on the old lady's door
Not dead, my son. or even sleeping,
returned Mother Smith, "but l think
smell gas"
Next they went to Willie's room and
Johnnys room. No gas. Then to Sis
boudoir and Edythes boudoir. No gas!
Are you satisfied now, Mrs. jones'"
said Pa, "or do you wish to keep up
the Mummer's parade until we have
gone over the entire route, and passed
the grand stand in the cellar?"
mo. l am not satisfied was the
emphatic reply. II smell gas, and
am not going to give up the search IN
til l find out where it comes from"
The procession then countermarched
to the head of the stair, passed down
single file, and reconnoitered in the
narlor. No leak was found III the
chandelier. but Pa admitted that Tue
atmosphere was a little frowsy, ana
thought it might possibly be due to an
exposed gas bill.
In the dining room it needed no
saarchlight nose to detect it, and seem
ed to be rolling under the Kitchen uooi
in large punches
.I told YOU So" cried the triumphant
Ma. a;roo+
"Rut YOU didn't produce any direct
evidence to prove it, Mrs. jones' re-
nlied Pa. therefore the gas was el.l-
ia m oil rea sonable doubt. Norah'
get me a candlev' -.
..Wbat are you going to do with
oondloqv asked Ma, showing soine
symptoms of agitation. ,o,, /.
~ am going to locate that 1eah'
was the assuring answer; olo Sou
think 7 was going to use II 70 ahoin'
my corn?" ,,+ y, +bat
lyon don't strike q light III tna,
kitchen until l get halt-miie S'"i'
said Ma. ~ this
"cbura an it's Their same at lhls
ind" announced Moran.
"Row-woww barked little Floo.
..Madame. Norah, dog" reJolneo "a,
matesdcally. II will nave you one a
oil understand that know Wnde l an
doing. The only logical, the oniy
ontif1c way to locate gas ieaA - ~
lool- FOR II and since there are neithe,
aloc+r,c lights In the kitchen OF om,
ontfcs in my head, presume you va"
odnnit the necessity of recourse ~ .
candle" sor ond
struck the fatal match. but !. W."
ont the next instant, ana 50 uiu .h
gentle Henry, for there was a.
1i,yo twenty-five horse power u's1
100 rumble like Japs tnro"ihs
pnssians over Tie Pass. and sunuiS
$3.50 49, f,,on, Ma. Norah and little luo.
"wen. I guess you are saus sa,-ino
exclaimed Ma, glancing at 'ne 0n'o->-e
| kitchen. vas PAS
calm reply. Il am little cuiao o,. 20
, ea,n how many feet of gas 1t TOOK 70
hno" arla-hodied man, two hoWllhs
women and a dog across dining ioo-
| table" non came and
The next day the gas Ihan - ~ the
como time later Pa Jones got al a,,bia
safarmation he desired. -Phiiaoeipni'
Telegraph.
some men die hard and Others are
dead easy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
"A FINDS A GAS LEAK.

'S sensitive Olfactory Nerve Sends
Henry on a Nocturnal Hunt.
henry cried Ma Jones, arousins
- Seep1ui Pa some time between
ue'a Of night and early the next
~"alns Il smell gas"
+, well, don't do it, Mary; it is a fool
Iaolt' replied Pa. as he turned
W. W anu started to snore again.
H. DellFy Jones, do you hear me?"
,,vu'ed the alarmed Ma, there is gas
.''p'ns In this house, and 1 want YOU
~, ~ up ana see what is the matter!''
.,n %'uan returned Pa, irritably,
r ,,a' fancy Is taking another fight!
rba,,, imagination is working on
n, l'S' What you smell is the soft
, NJ, smoke from a locomotive running
ro. 10y miles out on the Main Line!
%g Ss' 1t and go to Sleep"
n, De'FF' l tell you it is gas" said
,a, ta'neSuy, and If you don't get up
sss Instant | will 60 downstairs NV
so, ~, even II l am asphyxiated on the
D. o ous ZONES" returned poor Pa. as
ls s sr out of bed and started for
asys suOeS vest and suspenders "you
Yr M, .S weary of this terrestrial life!
D5co D' AN NE yearn for some hallowed
% fola @ s the angels know enough
saerin ,1elr wings and sleep instead of
vs. around for the fumes of gas!"
jsn,n psy IN the world are you doing?"
aorin nug u Ma, looking at the slow
@ 81, henry. Are you going 10 put
sad co a,I dress suit, shine your shoes
stsirs on1 o Your hair just to go down
9[.S %nu look for leaking gas pipe y
Asra + ~ returned Pa Jones. II may
teto,a " 20 all the way to the reservoir
b do -. nlio that leak. and l certain
saapannooI care to be mistaken for a
u'lSE. not to speak Of the dls-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
Mother and Daughter Nearly Cremated

Mrs. Alice Harding, aged 40, and her
laughter. Amanda Harding, aged II
years. were seriously burned by the ex-
olosion of gasoline lamp at Salem. The
doctors say the girl may not recover.
The mother was burned in trying to save
he daughter. The clothing was burned
off of both the women. The Harding
nome was slightly damaged by fire.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
Poor Man Claims Riches.

Joseph Rice poor farmer living on Il
small piece of land near Menominie.
claims to have discovered that he is a
brother of the late William Rice, the
Texas millionaire who was murdered
and that he is the rightful heir to at least
100000. He believes he can prove
this to the satisfaction of all concerned
and has taken legal steps to establish his
.Iaim
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21

Mrs. Oscar Lomoe of Superior, while
probably temporarily insane. cut the
throats of her one-week-old baby and g.
year-old boy She then slashed at her
own throat with the razor. Neither of
the children was fatally cut, but the
mother died. AS the home has been :.
happy one, 1.-The only cause assigned is in
sanity resulting from insomnia. The hus-
band and father is employed by the
Omaha railroad as cashier and dock
agent at Itasca, suburb where the fam
ilv lives
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
{ A|PRONED BABY

81 ,.naM@%A@@9@s'@sS'~S'S>"S""
Int .0.~-oo0"~"40~000
Ma - ouIIpd his cap down over HIS
-. and drew on his mlltehs'
Co. bonpd he would not nave
liz 81 ~ ..to 90. He was OUT 10 porlo"
must 5m and aI'n""e" LIND no wanted
|lient .s,r,r as 70 what hiiiu nc
o stop A not anticipate aH! u1ii'N
rriFes s,r one
ee me He did rather ",'. .,,a+ no bod seen
pad VIII 10 remembered lii"t ne ,i''>'
Adkerch ,,dbabipS in the path III 'hAe 81 40
!, lie ,tpr and it would nave O
other j.; 70 borrow one OF 'hese' Wv no
srslt he would have 10 90 u sumo
~q and ask for one 4,o. 20
pea He had heard lht t,' sc 90" sto,,
81 az he baby had Il'eu ms 80 p h',t 80 -
-, other might nave ,! ."i''N L,no of COW
2 taDi =, bpv had very little nope OIL saw
with glef lle' - ,o,,ic,,.rlv for
Il alsno Ted had no, '%,s ',a POI ,is now sueot
tecnrro, be BABY O"' ~ ,o ~ bod Noon with
alorlI n oop long time and to be hlttie
M Wltnou' " ''i',, - - %
he rtaSo"'' ti't, hoh,r bic n,o+b
|hur i aunt Of the loss u '"e "''D' 'l. ,+ 49,
hi sim might Gle-ne "0U'u - w. oa,,1a
| Is nee borrow one III "''' - '''
'quiIl, sFVeh
celebra Luck was surely Win niln' LUZ nc
t with Bad not gone very far when he sa"
oonful nnan come out OF mousse Win
|leglass hg in her arms. She stood as II I'M
lls IN enaIn WHICH, way ~ 81. -. 49,
'huf livery NICE "oill"n' ~ - 800 ~
Na D @OS ,OoNsu ' ,.T,,,aSo - o,,1d
''l0eu IPE anu S"1u' ', 49, nt,iIo ~,
-. Vy"V" wv. 49,. .,,;u,,, .o;a ~
~ LOU LO'e IT, '.l>'' 'A'''
sp'0'e' VonaD anu S"t "0"n VIZ 'A0 SIPS
saa'e Ter NahI u Oollo" 'io """'' Wv
sung TT%
l. III Yes please ma am heeo oaoS
a. 20 FT nutn'
] 81, 10, no. ha' ma II thae uon peat
,l1o,v A Dutch. Yer heed Oapy-"el'
4 fbro dnt was Just wondering what
after l.e Delter lake thls one to-.ne
49, gum or the station house. Its moth
lodged IN my mousse ana she Went
Ie HOSp'"i anu uleu' We'll hne
ases' aA nail 10 hefseii' II IL "ouluh I
lnst F al easy lhing 10 get rio OF this
le nelI AI" give II 10 that otner one. here
ing d she said suddenly to Ted, "take the
excl a5y and run along with it." And she
+. = .'''eu lnIo 'he mousse ana smut the
pnlas o0H
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
Needle Pierces His Heart.

Henry Arnemann, a young man OF
Neenah, died with a needle piercing his
heart. A few days ago while scutfiing
with schoolmate. the latter struck Il
needle in Arneman's coat in such a way
that it was driven into his left side. The
needle broke in two while being removed
and despite the efforts of surgeons tae
other half could not be extracted. An
X-ray examination disclosed the piece of
needle in direct line with the young
mans heart. Another examination found
the needle entering the heart and all
hopes of recovery were abandoned.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21

GENERAL IINEVITCH
OF the Russian
an despite his by
OF Grizzed
gwen counenance
mas OFTEN stated the
p IN the RUSSIAN army most high commands
the Guard He
To-day despite his
campaign with of
front.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
Yesterday.

- So, | watch you sail
~ b To-Day, sspning hours to me.
~ " ,orn can To- toss that peaceful sea?
z n1i i'DF
things you seem 3..t to bring
1PgE /, ,f' iD@H9g-sought desires
arg Of ;5r .'I glad songs of e spring
81 t.i d !; ;,I hints of hidden fires.
d sa'5s "''
I'LL 81 silent and apart rrar
al 1rPlcoliIns toward you, but with
~ heart I5 rbe Ship of Yesterday!
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
,r Recore You Shoot.

Look Before You Snoot.
The true sportsman may De oenheo
as one who looks before ne snoots.-
Amateur Sportsman.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21

Some men die hard ana o'n
dead easy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
NEWS OF WISCONSIN.
A WEEKS RECORD OF STATE
HAPPENINGS.
strange Children Found in Woods
Narrow Escape for Cheboygan Vet
Grandmother Cuts ChiIdren's Threats
and Kills Herself.

Eight children who, when captured,
looked and acted more like little wild ami
mails, have been placed in the children's
receiving nome i'll Appleton. The tots.
VINO are doubtless brothers and sisters,
ranging in ages from to Is years, were
discovered in matched hut in the dense
woods near Tigerton by hunter who
was lost IN the woods and were brought
TO Appleton by Rev. Fred Brayton, trus-
lee OF the home who located them after
long search None of the children can
speak word of any ineligible language,
although they appear to be of German
parentage They grunt and squeal to
each other, but do not understand Ger
man, English, Polish or any of the other
languages which are spoken in Wiscon-
sin. When found in their little home in
the woods the children were huddled to-
sether III corner of the rude hut. Pile
OF dead grass and leaves being their bed.
Their clothing consisted of skins. Woods
men state that few years ago a Wild
or insane man was seen in the woods in
the vicinity of the thicket near Tigerton.
but no human being could get close to
him and it is now believed that he was
the father of the eight children who have
been rescued. The children will be kept
at the home until educated and then will
be placed in private German families.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21

Don't be a misfortune teiIer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-21
Bed Burns but Occupant Escapes.

John Entringer, adjutant of Winter
meyer Post, G. A. r., and 73 years old,
had narrow escape from being burned
to death in his bed at his home in She
boygan. The fire occurred at / a. m.
Mr.. Entringer had an attack of chills
and his wife, to get him warm, filled a
sack with dried dandelion leaves and put
this in bed with some hot fiatirons. The
f1atirons it is supposed set fire to the bed
clothing. The flames smothered under
the bed clothing for some time, but did
not touch Mr.. Entringer. The bed all
around him was on fire when Mrs. En-
tringer came into the room. Mr.. Entrin-
ger with difficulty got up without being
seriously burned. The fire was eXtin-
guished without much loss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-09
Slcttenporlase suerit.

Der @rOfnun9 Der oeutl6en Geidss
tusslisuns. Die fir Dienitu9, ben 28.
9iOuember. ausetiinOist lit, miro anse'
ii9ts Der seipauuten politiidcn Gage in
gang Oeutidlano nit unsewObnli6em
Sntsreiie entSeSen Seieben. slls Se'
weis Oafiir, ouB Die san5e SaSe INNER
nod iebr ernit uno beitel lit. fam Die
2batia6e selten, oaB Die 6lOttenporlase
BET ben Seratbunsen juerlt OH bic Heibe
fOmmen ioll. Dieies gift nit Re9t
als auiianenO unO bemerfenswsrtb. neil
Die &e9ieruns uripriinsli9 bic abii6t
bate, nit Der Dur6beratbun9 Der Slot
tenuOrlase bis mad gSeibna9ten ju
warten. Sin bic Dsbatten, Die bel Der
8eratbuns Der Sorla9e i'm ytei9stas
erfOlsen werOen, werOsn ihon iest bo6r
sebeuoe @rwartunsen setniipft. sluBer
Der SlOttenuOrlase unO Dem Stat liesen
Dem 0tei9stas Oas Wtilitarpeniiousse.
lss, Die Straire6tsrefOrm unO bic SOr.
ienrsiOrm sur Seratbuns Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-09

- Dos ..Bo&snbIatt" sRtkaIt ben
befsn aI.Bsri&t unb ALE IonRiess
Rsaisidtsn soa Sntsrsde. -Rur e2.Oo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-09
Wa6 fleineren stdsten.

Wiebrere Gbieasoer 5abritunten mol.
len Dem 9eilpiel Der slais Chalmers
Co., bic lOebsn ibre in Beit alis,
Wisc., nit eincm 3olteuaufpauo bon
100000 erbauten 5abritetabliiie'
meuts beeu6et bat, folsen, uuo ibrs
6abrifen mad fleineren Stdotsn uerle.
gen, mo ibr @ei6dftsbetrieb Ourf)
Die in Chicago 10 bdufis uOrfOmmenosn
slrbeiterwirren niht seitOrt wiro. Die
s. .. Sarnell So. ldst 'ausenblidlid in
Benton Sarbor, Wti6., cine srOBs
6abrit bauen uno Die fOlsenOcn 6irmen
baben Die Gontratte gum Yau neuer
Gtabliliements in tleineren StdOten be-
reits uerseben ooer sebenten es in Der
nd6iteu 3utuHft Su tbuu; @reenlee
Bros. Die Ssoiters9imball Co., bic
@bicaso Britins Wfudint Co., bic
Challenge Wia6insrp Co., Die YieriOu
Wta6inerp &c., Die Siowup Wtanu'
featuring Co., Die Wiorsan electric
Co., unO Die Gribbeu Serton Sisu'
iabrit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-09
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
S,IaUars. sadaipanna unO @sHsru satn.
Sn araft ben 1. 9uui 1903:

IN JIdIt etu 1. JuHl IJUo.
Siolia-8rldBt Scranton fur NtA gcri
nm 205. 800, COS. 500. 1910, Born. t2..
40, $40 unb 3.35 Iadmittass. 8iir Rsw
gcrf u. philadelphia. um $40 u. 10. 10 gprm.;
f2.40 uus 49, Ra6mittnes. Our @pulbs
bprp, 6.tn glahmittags.
N0rDlid, sir Bufalc um t.f5, 6.22 u. 9 NO
Rpr., IS. 6.35 uue ii.tn Ra&mittass. 6iiI
Siusbamtpu, Glmira uur 3pii6tnfatipusn, um
10 25 Icr une 05 Rddm. 8hr Ssmtep
9pTaeuit unp Utica. nm LIS une 6.22 Npr. /;
f.55 Ratmittags Ssptao. Spraeuit unh
Utica aug um 6.22 WOr. I6uft tGsIi6, ausst.
uemmtn Scuniaes. 8ar WpntrOis um 800
Rpr.; los unh 6.35 Ndfm. RihOlfpn Ae
epmpeaiipu. um 400 uut Is Ra6mittass.
BloOmsbure 5ibiiiou-grId6i Scranton
fur NcItbumbtIlaue um 6.35. 10 10 Rrr. ;
f.55 unp 6.35 giaGm. Our pIgmuutb um 9.65
NaHmittass.
Scnutdass3nge.
eiOlid-Bi Rsp gprt um $50. 3.20
COS nnp 1910 Worstns; 3.4O unh 3.35
Nahm.
ROrolidt - 6ar Buffalo nm lis. unt
6.,2 Rpr. i.55. 6.35 uue tt.t0 Habm.
Sir Gluira unb 3pii&ufaticusu, i0.25 9pr'
mitidss
Hloomsburs SibifiOu -gtrIdst SCRANTON
ur 10 tn Tpr uue 6.35 sdnm.
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Stuslane.


= Sn Toronto, Ganaoa, itarb @bris
Itopber Hobinlon, elmer Der beoentenos
lten glopotateu @auabas.
- Slus 0icapel meroen ueue unS in
tur3sn 3piidenraumeu iid wieoerbO-
lenoe uultanii9e sluSbriide ces Seiuu
semelOet.
= Der ruiiii6e Srsujer ~yena"
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San 5runciscO nab BlaoiwOitot
ab.
- Der idpeOiide Dampfsr SO
bann" unO Die ruiiiide Barrie sntores"
itieBen in Der 9torOiee ;uiammeu unO
ianten nit juiammen 26 Wfann Be
Iasuns in Die Gieie.
= Das iupanii6e auswarti9e ..amt
nabm Saiisr Wilbelm'S SoriAla9 an,
oaB bic uusmdriisen Wtd9te ibre 2rup!
pen nit Ausnabme Der 9eianotl6aftss
MAIDEN aus 9etins Suriidiieben iollsn.
= Der aus 9ianfin9 9emeloete gln.
9riff nuf Gear slomiral 3rain uno
lsinen SObu bat li6 als gang barmlOie
sliidre beraus9eitellt uno iit 3ur Ses
friebisuns uller Setbeili9ten bei9elest
moroen. rSsa
= sIus unssbli6 suuerldiiissr Ouslle
lift in @rfubruns 9ebradt worcen, oaB
8uiiersSOnis SruuS SOiepb ii6 ent'
idloiisn bat. isinen llntertbanen in
Ssitsrrei9 bas ullSemeiue Stimmre4t
ju 9ewabren.
= S6nis Oscar bat Der. .6e9iernns
pon 9iormessn mit9etbeilt, baB alle
Mfitsliebsr Der fOnislideu 6amilie auf
ibren Stang. ben iie in Der nOrwesiidsn
armee ODER 6lotte etpa bcflsioen, ireis
willis uerii6ten. -~~r
= Sci ben in Der S6fpeiS ab9ebals
tenen 9iationalmablen, bel .oenen Die
@emdBistsn ii6 nit ben Siberalen ses
gen bic SO;ialiiten usrbuncen batten,
bliebtn bic @ritsreu, ullsroinss nur nit
i6wa6er Wtuioritat, Sieser.
= Die Serlobuns oes SerSoss
9oOli SrisOrid su Wtsdleuburs'S6ws'
rim init osr griuieiiiu Olga Gliiabetb
BON Sa6lsu'9lltenburS lit nun fait ae'
compli. Der SerSos, elm StieIOntsl
bss reaierenbsn @rrBberSoseS, sebOrt
ais Wiaior Dem 2. @urbesDrasOnerres
9imeut an.
- Der neuernannte @ouuernsur BON
Deuti9. Stopeitufrita, Serr uOn SinSss
quit, 1T in SaptitaOt ein9etrofen
uno wiro BON bort bic 9feiie mad
SwatopmunO fOrtlessu. Der friibere
Sberbsieblsbaber Der 2ruppen i'm
S6usssbiet, 9euerGlleutnant uon
9rotba, Der abberuIen 1T, wirb am II.
DECEMBER in Samburg Suriiderwartst.
= Der jusenOlide @rb9raf 9rass
mus uoH @rba6' 'Grbad, Der Dor einiSen
Wtonateu nit einem bibi6en 8di6er'
mdo6sn Our6brannte. .uuO iid nit osm'
lelbeu in SOnoOn trausn lieB, iOll iciner
iunsen 6rau bsrsits miioe iein. Ginit'
weilcn bat rr ii6 uon ieinen anSebCri'
gen i'll siuer Yriuatbcilonltalt nnter'
briu9en lalien.
= Der britiihe Oampier rapala-
6ee", Der am 30. Sept. uOn San 6ran'
cisco mad Sduusbui ubfubr, cOlliOirt'
am 3. 0iousmbsr in Der lidbe Oes 9aa
fens pon Buiuns, 9bina. nit oem
Oampier n9uiAuu" uOn Der China
Rsr6ants So. Der lssssuauute Oam'
pier wurOs babel 10 itart bsiadOist, baf
er aui ben @ruuO serietb. 9r wirt
wabridsinli4 ui4t Ssrsttet werosr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-09

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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-03-21
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of PETER RUGLIO. Deceased
PURSUANT 70 the Order of the Snrro-
gate of the County Of Morris. made on
the Twentieth day OF January, A, D. one
thousand nine hundred ana Eve notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against the estate OF Ter Ruglio, late
of the County Of Mosris deceased, to
present the same, under oath or af1irma-
zion, TO the subscriber on or before the
Twentieth day Of October next being Nine
Months from the date Of said order; and
any Creditor naglectinR to hringin and ex-
hibit his her or their claim under oath or
effi nation within the time SO l'mited will
be forever Barred 81 his. hero sheir action
therefor against the Administrators.
Dated the goth day Ct january "A. ID. 1905.
FRANCES DEBRfTe,
80 9 Administrative. Morrlsrown. N. j
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-03-21
smithson's Tomb Sealed.


The barn Of Lewis NJ. Titman, on
Cleveland avenue, caught fire shortly
before five O'Clock on Wednesday aft
ernoon and was burned to the ground.
Boys rescued the cows and such other
things as could be secured. Lacey s
barn near by was threatened, but a
bucket brigade, supplemented by the
timely arrival Of the chemical engine,
|sent out from Morristown, saved the
latter structure, and probably Lacey's
house.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-03-21
$50. oo % one PACIFIC coast.

Colonist tickets to California, Wash
ington, Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico
and other points in the West and
Northwest on sale at all Lackawanna
Railroad offices February 28th to May
18th, 1905, at very low rates. One
change of cars to California. Quick
time. Choice Of routes. Dining car
service a la carte. Pullman and Tour
ist sleeping car accommodation re-
served. and baggage checked through
to destination. Apply to agents or
address G. P. Barrett, d. P. A., s749
Broad street, Newark, N. J.