davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

tam u mich Krzyz Panski
ucierpia1o. Tornek odwali}
|obrone, ME w%spomnia} jed
max, re "a SO dolar6w puckal
kosci6l kerosyna a diva desz-
cze jego prace sp}uka}y. Obec,
ME olejna farba kosci6} jest
obmalowany i po ludzku
wyglada.
O o o O
Tomek nikogo W salunie
ME bill sto}kiem, ami 30 dni
ME becza4 W jajlu.
Sit transit gloria tua.
o o O O
O~trzymali5my numer 2gi
,,Gospodarza", pisma poswie-
conego sprawom polskich
farmer6w W Ameryce, kt6re-
go wydawca i redaktorem jest
pan Stefan L. Napieralski.
Pojedy6czy numer zeszytu
kosztuje 15c a rocznie $1.O0.
Zapisywac go MONA pod a.
dresem uGospodarz" 1913
W. 22nd Str. Chicago, Ill.
O O o o
,,Niedzie]a" tygodnik wy:
dawany W Seminaryum Pol
skiem W Detroit, Mich, pc
kilkamiesiecznej przerwie
zn6w zacza} wychodzic tylko
zmniejszonym formacje. Pre-
numerata takze znizona ma
$1.00 rocznie. Adres tygod-:
nika: ,,Niedziela" Polish
Seminary, Detroit, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
Ma sprzedaz

Salon i dom m,eszk4ll.y
'est z~raz do sprzedat'a W
Mrlien Wis Spr<edam wszy-
stko co do gospodarstwa i co
Sc >na)du)e w salonie. W sa~
lone 50 rom te mas>yny. w
kuch"i ostawie "a ugoda
wszystko bardzo tan:o. So /
zee IS }6zek Z poscie|a 40
krzese} i sto y. Prey sa'onie So.
pom eszkania ia 2 fam'lse ra-
zem II stancy'; W poblzu jest
eOdd rzccz,.a zdro, owa Sa-
| n ,e t bi'sk xarb m, i wri
k" ply 2 m lie Cd m asia
r. zpoczete So roboty W nc-
~ych k"paln'ach. Precuje tn
eiu RI utn kow lattm /
m4 roczna de- emma szycht4.
Od och lat r*,zpocze'a Sc 70
b Il ~ kan e:.o3umach Orgy
ktore, ckn 100 iudz, r Gu e W
* IL mfa>ta CA ok. 10 500
f,m II tires t, m gi' by
ku, { d~och razem do spo:ki
znus Gay est M spszedac Z
ro~'du CHI roby mel zny
sam '@st' m s'aby Pc pers-
cy'. ktorr. Sc p dda'em W
Pszdz'eru ku r. z kto by
NAL xamiar kup,c salon mech
sc zg'os' ps d adresem.
Teof'l Derdowsk, r.
Mellen. WI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
SzczesliWy czi0Wiek.

Pan Gustav. Sbimek, zamieszka}y
god liczba 4 James ul., Cleveland,
o., jest szczesllwym cz}owiekiem
poniewaz znalazt lekarstwo kt6re 20
w~yleczy}o jak jego ca}a familie'
P,sze On nam " spos6b nastepuja~
cy: ,,Czyta}em W jednej z na'zych
gazet o wybornym 6rodku j zba-
wiennych lego skutkach, jak Trine-
ra Amerykanski Elikslr Gorzkiego
Wilma. Spr6bowalismy 60 W naszem
domu, ~wyleoz1}o mnie, moja zone
dzieei nasze.: rawde m6wiac, jest
to rzeczywiac'e ]edyne lekarstwo,
kt6re z zupe}nem bezpjeczenstwem
zazywa6 mole tax dziecko jak l do
rosfa osoba Wyleczy ono kazdy
zo}adek, wzmocnl i przysposobi do
przyjmowania i trawiehia wszelkich
potraw W ten spos6b bezustannie
twcrzY sic nova krew, a stara, u
zyta krew zostaje zn,szczona. M}o~
de, blade danny, DUO korzystaja
przez uzycie tego lekarstwa, jak
r6wn'ez wlelka korzysc osiagna sta
re-, chorowlte matki Jestto najle~
piej zuane lekarstwo ma choroby
zotadkowe. najwlecej }ayodsacy
brodek ma nerwy, i n~ajlepszy czy~
sciciel krwi. lie zaw'era " sobie
zaduych c%hemikalii. przyrzadzone z
czystego wilma z w1nogron importo
wanych korzeui W aptekach 10"
zef T'riuer, 100 S. Ashland Ave.
: hicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
NO J OWO.

Requiescat in pace spie-
waja, gdy ziemski pado} O.
puszcza smiertelnik ma zaw-
sze. Divine, re zapust smier-
telnjkiem ME jest, ale juz
skona}. Pamiatke pozostawi{
jak zwykle uwagi godna.
Pr6cz drewnianej g}owy wi
doczne So pieczecie z mi1osci
braterskjej powyciskane. Mo-
ze jakims kamieniem, albo
zelazem, mniejsza O to, tyle,
re boil a dyakoniska dziury
W g}owie psjem sadlem zale-
wa. Czy pomoze, to pytanie,
pacyent ley jak }azarz, syn
pom6dz ME mole, 10 buzia
nabrzmiala Cd licznych pal
pitacyj. OF by}y Zapusty suite,
bitka co sic zwie lecz ME
ma to, ably Polsce amerykan-
skiej chwa]y dcdac, tylko by
chahba okryc jej Drogie Imie.
Smutne to ale prawdziwe a
lekarstwa brak. Me pomoga
przestrogi, nauki i dobre
przykIady, z}e zakorzenione
dawno ME dale sic usunac.
Czy ME ]adnieby by}o W
k6iku towarzyskiem pom6-
vic, zabawie sic bez zgorsze-
MIA? tylko biz sic, po3amac
porch (ganek) i lezec ma
poi umierajacym. Zdaje sic
ze szatan kieruje krokami
tych ludzi choc mysla, ze
oni So najlepsi i i'm przys}u-
guie prawo nawet Zwierzch-
noscia rzadzic.
0 0 Q Q
Perham oburzono sic
ME malo, lecz mkt ik;1 ME l|' "a
9prseczyl. 3 jedenastu ksiezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowan'a
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY Mich, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, M. D F . Ziarnowski
CH1COPEE FALLS Mass, W K Szemborsk'
CFIc CO., Ill. Max D rengowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
GRENvILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Grlba
HOFA PARK. Wis, M Kosmick
IvANHOE, MINI A NJ Matz
3NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelskl
PIKE AXE. Wis, Adam Bambenek
BEAVER Wis, Jozet N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr. MARGIN S Cera
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
BacznoSG.

vTak ukocha}em Ojczyzne
lpiekna, re sic moze kiedy
anio1owie zlekna, - jesli
pred mimi dusza moja wy
Una, re mi jak niebo mia
Jest Ojczyzna. Re moja mi}ost
to ME marne s}owo, dowiode
czynem i screen i gfowa".
Pc smutnych doswiadcze-
mach W r. 1881 i 1868, ME
wygas}a mi}osc Ojczyzny ma
szej W sercach rozrzuconych
po swiecie rodak6w, i wiele
tych serc nastrojonych ma
mute powyzs1ej strofy, rwie
sic obecnie ably skorzystac Z
osfabienia Rosyi, i odebrac
w}asnosc narodu polskiego,
- ziemie nasza. w takich
chwilach SERGE CORA, i czesto
tax pre- sp6lec4e6stwo do
czynu, re merry ono silly ma
zamiary, ME zamiary welding
sill. Ale niestety bez do
statecznych sill, zamiary chloe
by najpiekniejsze spelzna ia
niczem, i pokolenia Gale mu-
sza goic rany W ten spos6b
zadane narodowi, jak ucza
nasze dzieje porozbiorowe.
Take rachunki, jake Polacv
maja z Rosya, Niemcami i
Austrya, ME NIGGA bye zalat-
wione szybko. Rozum kaze
%gromadzic zapasy ducha ma
~rodowego, podnosic patryo-
tyzm, pielegnowac szko}y W
ojczystej movie, a ME wy
rzucac tychze ma ryzyko.
Rozum kaze czekac odpo-
wiedniej chwili.~ Pewna to
rzecz, il do w~ywoAania zajSt
W Rosyi W ostatnich tygod.
mach, przyczyni{ sic Rad
%niemiecki, jak dowodzi roz-
prawa profesora krakowskls-
20 uniwersytetu Stanlsiawa
hr. ~Tarnowskiego. Rosya vice
W kleszczach.
Hej ramie do ramienial
Przestajmy WASN'T stronni-
czych, 9 bacznosc ma to, CO.
sic dzieje, aby6my nieroz-
waznym krokiem ME zepsuli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
Hist0rya POlska W Anne
ryCG.

P,erwszy tom History.
1n+c !. I'd b,ie oprawioey.
, IA stroricach luz xyszed
! st do nabyc,A "a scot
Wydawat bede c. miesiac
,edrn tom y, SO Ct Dwana-
sc,- 1,mov IS 90 Adresowat:
Rev w. Kruszka
R,pon Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
sic

'ako uczona Akusz. rka &c
st-reso kra)u. Nam 80 ttn,a
prakt> Ike
Lecze take rozmaite eho-
roby jak wyw'chaiec a. o.
puchn'ec'e nosa, bole gardla
rozma'te krosty swiezby a ma
wet porazen a. Lecze ozieci j
doros'ych
Rozalia Lewandowska
Ludlow Mass.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

ma jej .skro6 wianuszek, JUL
czycha boil ma MIA, i wplata
ciernie miedzy kwiaty. A
wick mezki to czesto wick
kleski, DO ME szczedzi k}opo-
tow, p~rzeciwno6ci, zawod6w,
i bolesci. B6l wciska sic
przez kazda brame, chocby
5elazna, i uzbrojona straza,
dociera do tron6w, i najprost-
szych chat nowych osadni-
k6w, a zadna nauka, zadna
kultura, zadna sztuka ME
dokaze tego, ably z}amac to
panowanie smutku, b6lu
trosk ma ziemi. Raju ma. zie
mkt ME zdo1a urzadzic, i
u~trwalic, a najpro6ciej i mai
kr6cej okreslif to Job W
s}owach ,~,cz}owiek narodzo-
ny z ~niewiasty lyle kr6tki
czas, a napefnion bywa wiela
nedz".
jake sobie W tenn po}oze-
niu pom6dz? Kto nam da
rade ma to? Seneka orzekf,
il nawet najszcze6liwsze i
najweselsze zycie, jest ira.
gedya, DO sic ko6czy b6lem,
groza, smiercia. Edyp twier-
dzi, IL najlepiej sic wcale ME
narodzic, a skoro juz czio-
wick istnieje, to mu najlepiej
umrzec p6ki m}ody. Homer
narzeka}, il re wszystkiego
co zyje ma ziemi, jest najbar-
%politowania godna jsto-
ia - cz}owiek. Czyz to do
da!o komu otuchyA Ca}kiem
inaczej odezwa} sic Chrystus.
Me m6wi On o zwatpieniu
wsr0d b6lu zycia, lecz O
pociesze: ,,biogosiawieni kt6-
rzy p1acza, albowiem oni
pocieszeni." W jakiz to
spos6b beda pocieszeni?
Pocieszy ich jedynie mysl
re Sd pielgrzymami ma ziemi,
ze pobyt ich ma tym swiecie
chwilowy, a tesknota "a
trwaiem szczesclem,
W ich serca otuche. 10
utrapienia tego zycla przeml-
"a rychio, a nastapl pc MICH
szczeScie nieprzerwalle, n1e
zamacOne, ustawiczne. ktoz-
by sic tenn ME pDcle>zy'!|
kt6rzy piazza,
albowieln beda p"cles>enI."
Usposoblenle ducha, na-
Ow4 t7sknuta I'd
nieustajaceln szczescle'n p"|
;mlercl, uszczesl'w'a IA tej I
DO TAXI c>i"w1eN ME
jedynego s>c>es'1a "
tleusklch uclecll,ch, WE,
IL one ME zapein'a, n'e I'D
,pokoja ser,.a. C>uJr ga sic
,odroznyn, rr l@r<!n~m II"
HE pr>> rA>th 90 ''ltJ,
Ne tome " .irclt-t,>rn Spra :
yach. Zaprns wedrownego Ma
on "dp"rznle
i powie: MUSIC 1sc
1alei. Puvlei1 mu: rauu] sig
,e anna, zabaw Sc gra, tan
;em ! spleWe'n, a on cl odpo-
we: mnle cZeka uc'azllWa
do ojczyznA, ME mann
~ ~ .,xrxVuc l., f...-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
Chrzescin nskle oblet-
nice, a. ubIetn'ce 50
cyalne) demokracy'

(Ciag dalszy).
,,Biogos}awieni kt6rzy pfa-
GA, albowiem oni beda po-
cieszeni." Skad b1ogos}awieni
ci kt6rzy piazza, skoro place.
to skutek cierpienia j wynik
smutku. - 20 najgwa}tow-
niejszych pozada6 fudzi ira
ley pragnienie rado6ci. Ma
ono tax stale prawo obywa-
telstwa W sercu ludzkiem,
re znajdujemy je tax dobrze
W kazdem dziecku jak W
m1odziehcu, mezu i STARCH, a
gdy chcemy i'm dae wyraz
mi1o6ci, przemy6liwamy mad
sposobem, W jakiby rozrado-
wac ich SERGE. Boo kazde
SERGE pragnie rado6ci, a wie-
my dobrze, il darzac kogos
rado6cia dajemy mu wiecej
anizeli pe4na garSc z}ota. L
drugiej strony cd miejsc
smutku odwracamy sic, choc-
by to byly palace. To tez i
Chrystus ME szerzy} smutku
pc ziemi, a Jego Aposto} VIOLA
,,weselcie sic W Panu, jeszcze
raz movie weselcie sie".
w Panu, to znaczy W du-
chu Bozym, DO roma bywa
radosc. Znamy d~ozwolone /
niedozwolone uciechy W
mia1 = tego, jak dobro, kt6-
resmv umi}owali, jest zgodne
z VIOLA Stw6rcy, Tub sic jej
sprzeciwia. Znamy radosci
zmys}owe i duchowe. Pierw-
SEE uprawiaia rozkosz cia}u,
drugie So natury duchowe],
rozradowuja szlachetniejsza
po}owe naszej istoty, - po-
rywaja ducha. Niestety Milo
nv iudzi szuka radosci W
zaspokojeniu zlnysl6w, d ME
o to re r6wnoczesnle
sprleciwiaja sic woll Stw6rcy,
la to nam dal ducha,
aby tenze panowa1 mad CA
lem i poskralnlaf zbytnle
namietnosci. Ow duch
W lac1nos:i z Bogiem costa
jacy, boleje mad ulomna nasza
llatura, 49, mad obraza B"ga,
mad roziaczeniem cd Boga
spowodowanem zbytn'eln
ho}dowaniem uciechom zny
OSa bolesc duszy
NE jest gorzKa, lak rozpacz,
|ecz c,tha / pelna nadzlel. 10
tez O tel Oolesc' duszy n""'
,,bfogosiaWlenl kt"~
rzy piacza, albow1e'n ON beda
pocleszeul."
Bolesc | place kr6luje ia
zie.n,. Dziecko odzy wajac sig
% raz pierwszy 20 p~rzylsc'u
IA SWAT, wita 60 me s'nle
:hem, lecz pfacze''', a starzec
Ivy "ciera z lica, am
leIi sic smiejs. Oh k"lebk'
to yrnhu W,ectJ smutku,
piaczu / tolesc', a1'lzell ratto
Sci " zycIu naSn-'n. otnutek
zwiesza sic mad kntyska d1le.
clny, a gdy "na podrosn'e
wslizga sie bolesc, i macl mu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

. r. 81. E. * .. +. .".LZ =.
ma smutku ma ziemi. Jeste-
smy grzeszni, i zyjemy ma
swiecie w5r6d n~ieprawo6ci
Gdy mas przenika 6wiado-
NOSE wiasnej why, wyznamy
nieraz w6r6d below zycia "a
przykladem nawr6conego to-
warzysza Chrystusowego ma
krzyzu: ,,zasluzyli6my ma to
co %cierpimy." w ten spos6b
smutek i boil nasz zmienia
sic W zadosycuczynienie "a
osobiste why, a W SERGE
nasze sp}ywa wielka obfito5c
pociechy.
Sprawiedliwose Boza bez-
wzgledna, - wk1ada ma mas
kare "a wykroczenia przeciw
Jego prawom, ale dale nam
sposobnosc do zadosycuczy-
nienia, chetnem znoszeniem
dolegliwoSci ma tym }ez pa
dole. Dzieciom tego swiata,
szukajacym raju ma ziemi,-
socyalistom ukazujacym Gale
szczescie W %uzywaniu d6br
doczesnych p6ki s}uza lata,-
jest owo uczucie pociechy W
cierpieniu obcem zupe}nie.
Filozofia liberalizmem spa
czona, uwaza wszelkie gree
chy "a nieuniknione zbocze-
MIA przyrody; psychologist
uwaza je "a dziedziczne wady,
nieuniknione; powiesciopi-
sarstwo dale i'm zupe1ne
prawo obywatelstwa, i roz-
tacza W powiesciach obrazy
uwodzs6, rozwod6w, samo-
b6jstw, pojedynk6w, z taxa
1atwoscia, jakby to musiafo
bye tax a ME ~inaczej w zyciu
"a dni naszych.
Jedynie chrzescia6skie "a.
sadly wpajaja W mas wstret
do grzechu, i zachecaja do
znoszenia krzyz6w,
- "a upadki nasze. To ma
strata mas cwym smutkiem,
kt6ry Chrystus nazywa bio
boo jego owoce
b~fogos}awione, - uswiecone
krzyzem, a pe}ne pociechy.
Plotr smuc:} sic, re pc
trzykroc zaparf sic C%hrystusa,
i do ko6ca zycia ronif Ivy
pbflte, ilekroc wspomniaf ma
,w4 chw'le upadku, ale
ten place. byf bfogosfawiony,
zawi6df go " szeregi me-
"~+',nik6w "a Ware.
kiedv ma SWAT rzucim
,klem, smutek napefnia SER
nasze ia widok, jak z}e
wzrasta z dnia ma dzien ma
.iemi. Ale pociecha nasza W
nienawidzonym przez
socyalist6w. To godle zwy-
.i5zv. Choc chwilowo socya-
:i$ci ~porywaja z pod sztanda-
IA Chrvstusowego setki, /
ich pod czerwony
sztandar; - ME przemoga
oni chrzescianstwa, DO ty}ko
pod Chrystusowym sztanda-
rem ,,blogos}awieni kt6rzy
p}aczs albowiem beda pocie-
szeni".
(Ciag dalszy nastqpi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

sprawy ojczystej " przysz}o-
Sci. Baczno5c wiarusy, a
roztropnie, a madrze a cier-
pliwie i stanowczo dazmy do
celu, DO chwila wanna W
dziejach.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18

We of tie twentieth century are III
clined to think of cooking schools as be
longing exclusively to our day and gen-
Grafton. Therefore it may be news to
many people that as long ago rs the
reign Of good Queen Anne n Mr.. Kid
dee had n school of cookery in Queen
street. ~Cheapsidc, and another in iiol-
born. Here is his advertisement-the
original is on good paper. with a neatly
engraved border:
To All Young Ladies:
AT Edward Kiddee's pastry school, at
Little LineoIn's Inn Fields, are taught
all kinds Of pastry and cookery, Dutch
hollow works md butter works on Thurs
days. Fridays and Saturdays, in the aft
ernoon. and on the same days in the
morning at his school in Norris street. st.
james. ~IiaymaTket, and at his school at
St. Martins L. Grand on Mondays, Tues
days and Wednesdays. in the afternoons
What Dutch hollow works may be
none of the cooking schools of today
seems to know. but they sound COED.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18

Two hundred acres of Desert
Act land, partly improved, for
sale bv G. w. Likes.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18

some red saunders Piiiloaopty.
"Of all the worlds l ever broke ito
this ones the most curious said Ret
Saunders. and one Of the curiousest
things in It is that think its queer.
Why should 1. now? What puts it in
to our heads that Affairs ought to 20 so
and so when they never do anything
of the sort2 Take any book you read
or any stors Il man tells you. II runs
along about low Mr.. Smith made up
his nina to do this or that and pro-
Ceeded to do It. And that never hap
pened. What Mr.. Smith calls making
up his mind is. when you come down
to bed rock. nothing more nor less than
what Mr.. Smith pleasantly calls his
mind lodging to W under pressure
Of circumstances. That's straight. Old
Lady Luck comes for Mr. Smiths mind,
swinging both hands. She gives it Il
stem wiHder ON the ear, lams ii for
keeps on the smollcr, chugs ii one in
tie short ribs. drives right ana left III
to It's stummick. and Mr.. Smiths mind
broaks for cover; then Mr.. Smith tells
his wife that he's made M his mind
he, mind you! Wouldn't that stun
youT'-NIcCIure's.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18
Notice to Bidders.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received, mp to noon on the
second Monday in March, for keeping
in repair, for one year, all the tele-
phone lines owned by Churchill county.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Bids to be addressed to the Clerk of
Board of County Commissioners, Fall
Ion, Nevada.
+. s. HARTMAN.
W. II. BRowN, Chairman.
Clerk.
Dated at Fallop, this Sth day OF Feb
ruary, 1908.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18
The Itierce Caterpillar.

A more harmless, inoiiensive creature
does not crawl than the common gar
den caterpillar. yet this small worm
will put up an appearance so lierce
upon occasion us to brighten It's enc
mics away. Soft and PUPPY, with no
defensive or offensive weapons, this
destroyer of cabbages and lcttuces will
bluff itself into Il veritable armOred
cruiser and brighten many more for
midable insects into uu@overnable
fight. Its method of procedure IS like
this. Immediately anything approaches.
the slow moving. fat caterpillar raises
its hairy body. ways Il Formidable look
ing head and looks Che essence of
strength and defiance. so much SO that
il requires Il bird of Il particularly val
liant disposition TO attack it-Chicago
Recold-Ilerald.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18

SUNDAY school will be held
in the hall on Sunday afternoon
at 9 p. m. All are cordially in
vited
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18

CLOSURE,
Gnder and by virtue Of an order of Sale and
decree OF foreclosure issued out OF the District
Court of the county ul Churchill. State OF Ne
vada, on the twentieth dny ol February. 400,
III the above entitled action, Wherein George
Burton ana John Z. Schneider. the above
named plaIntins, obtained u judgment aud de-
cree against John u. Neith and james A,
Eagle, deieudaulS, ON the twentieth day OF
February, 400, which said decree WAS, on the
twentieth day OF February, Loo. Recorded III
Judgment Book OF said Court, ut page Two ~,
am commanded to sell
All that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land
situate IN The comfy OF Churchill, state OF Ne
vada, aud bounded and described rs follows,
W 1
The southeast quarter OF section nineteen
(lgl, township nineteen I'D, North range,
number twenty-Seven t31l east, NJ. Is. M,
consisting of one hundred aud sixty acres. To
gether with an undivided one eighteeeuth III
terest aud ownership In and to that certain ir-
rigatiou ditch commonly known as the Rock
Dan' ditch, and 50 recorded III the records OF
Ghurehitl county, state OF Nevada, aud situate,
living aud being in Churchill county, state OF
Nevada, and now used to convey water To and
on the hereinbeiure described lands, together
with all the following personal property;
one gray horse branded I ON left hip:
Cue black mare branded y on the left
shoulder.
one bay horse branded on the left shoulder
Two hlack milch cows branded \ on the left
hip. ear mark, crop of the right ear. under
bit in the lett ear.
one eight months old heller call;
one iron wheel wagon;
one four horse wagon.
Together with al aud singular the tene-
menla. Embellishments, aud appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertain-
ing,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That on Mon
day, the twentieth day OF March, l90a, at eleven
ocIock A. NJ OF that day, III front OF the Court
House, in the county of Churchill, ! will, in
obedience to said order oi sale and decree OF
foreclosure, sell the above described property,
or su much thereof us may be necessary To sat
isfy plaintiffs Judgment with interest thereon
and costs, 10 the highest and best bidder Tor
cash, in lawful money OF the United STATES.
ROBERT SHIRLEY,
sheriff.
BY MAMIE SANFORD,
Deputy sheriff.
Dated at Fallon, Nevada, February Dist, 1903
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18
when Doctors We're slaves.

Romans of means had physicians III
their own houses. These men were
slaves. for. cod rs it seems, many TO
man slaves w"re accomplished i'll liter
allure. art aud science. At one time the
selling price of Il slave doctor WAS
about the equivalent of $500 in our
money.
After the time of Julius Caesar. who
encouraged physicians. the art began
to lift its head" in Rome. and later
men of character and position, though
generally foreigners, entered the pro
fession. Some Of them accumulated
large fortunes. and one made the equiv
alent of ut least 100000 in n few
years.
TrIecovcrnble WASTE.
The utilization of what formerly a.
considered waste products and the res
direction of materials from Il used up
state to II new condition Of service
ableness have In rd.an times heen de-
veloped to such Il degree of complete
ness that we are scarcely prepared to
admit that anything is ever i%rrecover-
ably lost. In this respect we believe
in the conservation of material Just M
we have long been taught to believe
In the law of conservation of energy.
From Il purely practical point of view,
loWever, some things certainly may be
so completely lost to further use that
their loss may we'll be considered abso-
lutte, and Il of these is the metal lost
IN the weaf of railway rolling stock
hrasses. Fer the Spectator in copper
values, the promoter of Il p p cor
ner." to use the brokers' cant. the cor
per which has gone into railway
brasSes need have no terror. 1t is not
likely ever to he available again in full
measure. 1t is dissipated so complete
ly, in part at least. that its practical
recovery is not likely to receive much
serious consideration. From the best
available deductions on the subject 1t
appears that ) per cent Of the annual
copper production of the world dlsap-
pears in this way every year.-Cassier's.
California and other Pacific
Coast states were swept by
storms early this week that in
tllcted Il large amount damage.
Churchill county came within
the storm urea just enough to
receive Wednesday night Il gen.
tie rain that did the farmer a
considerable amount OF good.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-03-18
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
Of Real Property.

| ond Judicial District. in and for the Coun-
ty of churchill, State OF Nevada
George Burton and John 7. Schneider,
VS.
John II. Veith and James A. Eagle.
defendants
ORDER FOR SALE AND DECREE OF FORE
CLOSURE.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-12-14
Local and Personal.

Mr. F A Cook of Smith Mills
is in town today.
Mr. D 1 Johnson was in town
Yesterday from Lake City.
Mr. W. Ferrell of Greelyville
while in town yesterday, paid
us a pleasant visit.
Mr. Louis Jacobs, Jr.. of
Charleston spent Sunday in town
with his parents.
Our Lake City and Scranton
correspondents must be starting
early to celebrate Xmas.
Mr. John A Brunson, a well
known Baptist divine, has been
visiting friends in town.
Invitations have been received
here to a dance at Lake City to-
night at the Planters Warehouse.
Rev w B Justus is attending
the Methodist Annual Confer
e{ sin SpartanburG this week.
.5r WI Natthe' IS left Mon
daS Cor Darling, N to take a
position as typo on the New
Era.
M 3 W Butler is attending
tf3 =. pited States court in
Charleston this week ds a mem
Der of the petit jury.
Mr. D M Bradham of Manning,
a member of the firm of Thomas
& Bradham, was in Kingstree
Monday on business.
The family of Mr. B H Gu IS
of Salters moved to town last
week and are occupying their
new cottage in North Addition.
The town council held an i'm
portant meeting last evening,
the main business being the fix
ing of licenses under the new
charter.
Mr. d j Brock, until recently
station agent here, has accept
ed ;osition as chief clerk in
the ,tlantic Coast Line office in
Oar ,ington.
hr W S Grayson of Benson
passed through town last eve
ming going to Concord, N. c.,
on a visit to his son, Mr. A B
Grayson.
Auditor j ] B Montgomery
went to Columbia yesterday to
attend the meeting of county
auditors called by the comp
troller general.
Mr. M F Heller left Tuesday
for Western markets to purchase
a carl load of horses AID one oH
mules, which he expei have
next week.kz < =