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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09


rhoash sl,hln Wins memory
"brochs" have not hocn used as burial
places. almost the FIRST things the OK.
cavntora md are one or two skolo.
tons. which. from tho situation In
which they are found. are burIals
made long after the buildings have
become a grassy mound A. the rub.
hlsh Is being removed. every shoyolful
ought carefully to De- examined by
someone who understands what may
be- OF antiquarian value but 30 many
have now boon opened. and tho 70.
suits 40 uniformly Identical, that the
story of one seems almost certain 10
be- that Of an
when the covering earth has been
removed from amy Of them there al.
ways stands % circular wall of from
ten to twenty feet Zoo thickness. with
mo- opening OF any Kind from the out.
side save one doorway which plorcca
the wall like o. tunnel and measures
about 1--WE feet Loo holght and two aud
r. half in width Al about aiK foot
from the outside there o. check for
door by a nagsiouc placed edge.
ways ln the floor. and an abutment
formed In the masonry a few inches
further In are bar holes Further back
still. and ON one or both sides. are
guard chambers. little rooms built
into the solid masonry The large
nngalones which cover this long and
straight tunnolllho entrance. are
placed a few inches apart and from
the floor Of little room above.
whence spears could be- thrust down;
so that % must have been an extreme.
ly difficult matter 20 obtain an On.
trance against the win of those In pos.
session
when person does reach the In.
side he finds himself ln circular.
wollliko court about thirty feot In
diameter Inside and nearly always
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09
UNUSED TO NATURES BEAUTIES.
Pa,hOs In chllds EnIoymsn, Of tho
County.

Pathou In child's Enjoyment Of tho
County.
Tho aspirations u child lie IN the
tenement districts for blue skies. open
fields. grass trees and flowers. was
well oxcmplnod recently at the Fields
Corner reading room Of the " G. r.
| u. A lad OF some six or seven years
old. from nearby attic tenement,
came for the first time. and after look.
| ing about a little while. came to Mrs.
/ Sllas r. Hatch. the lady In charge,
and asked "Can I stop on tho grass
out thoro9 I1ll be- careful" on being
assured that he could not only step
on II. but that he could walk and
run on Il as much ~ he wanted 10,
he went ou'
u was both amusing and touching 10
notice the gentle way In which he put
ais feet down. one after another, as
n fearful that he would lnluro the
beautiful and nicely trimmed carpet
After a while Mrs Hatch missed
him and went 10 look for him. She
found him lying at full length on hls
back, with arms and legs extended.
and His eyes gazing upward She
wondered whether he was enraptured
by a new experience. or lonely for
want of his companions; 10 she went
~ 10 him and pleasantly asked. Hen.
~. don't you want TO come and play
with the other ohlldren7'
oh no. no, madam" he replied. y
can play down In the street any time
{ want to stay here and look up Into
heaven whore God H. Isn't II beautl
mi. beautiful "-B Boston Post
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

giles and achievements and prospects.
told her In the same old whimsical
way, 10 interesting In lts contrasts Of
ss s, ss ana SssS ,a,Ss Ss,S
Of boundloss faith and intultlyo judg.
mont A. he revealed himself TO her
she realized with a glow OF conscious
aninity that he was the same old
Howard Of the dear old days when
he had done with his story she told
him In the most charmingly ioprecat
lng manner In the world Of her own
good fortune and the boundloss oppor
tunltlos which had come 10 her with
the acquisition Of the golden sesame
Of ample wealth His Joy and enthu.
SLASH at her disclosure knew no
bounds and his congratulations wero
40 warm and sincere MS to imply the
closest personal friendship.
Then:
by the way, Bcsa, have not told
you Of the best Of my good fortune"
he said, sim holding both her hands
which he had not released after grasp.
Ing them In congratulatlun on her
good fortune Not only have my of
forts been rewarded with every
reasonable material success, but
Cupid. also has smiled upon me. am
Indeed the most blessed Of men, Tho
dearest. sweetest. daintlost glrl IN all
the world has smiled upon me and
we were married last Thursday and
are now on a bridal tour II was a
very quiet afiair and ! aid not let you
know because wanted TO give you a
surprise oh, how you will love hor.
You will be sisters I know She Is
an lmposslbly helpless BIT OF feml.
ninlty and needs Just such a strong.
resourceful woman friend as you TO
lean on and learn from You will be
the best OF friends I know You will
come and call on hor at the Metro.
pole tomorrow ana we will have a
genuine three-cornered reunion and
the best Of Il Is I am TO remain here,
The company has given me charge OF
les general work ana allowed me 10
select my own location and I have dc,
terminod 10 establish myself here 20
Ethel and ! can be near 10 you. Isn't
Il splondld?'
Her hands had gone cold In his and
the blood had pushed back on her
heart until she was like 10 faint Her
dreams lay before her dead ashes
But. brave soul that she was. she
forced a smile TO her bloodloas face.
II am so sorry" she said 10 low dis
tinct tones II did not know-you did
not let me know, you soo-and am
starting on a long ourney-abroad-
10 the orient 10 China and Japan and
Australia ! have become 30 restless
and pleasure.loylng you see. since
became rich Aud all the arrange.
ments are made and I start tonight
I am so sorry not TO meet your-wife
and you must give her my very best
wishes aud -and-my love and hope
for hor-and your happiness"
But you will return soon,' he re.
spondod aghast
Sometime. maybe, but not soon A"
she replied Historically you have no
idea what a restless ny.about have
become. may be gone for yearg
And now must go and get ready b
start because tho time is short You
did not let me know, you see and I
had all my plans made Good bye
and God bless you-aud-her"
After ne had stumbled out amazed
and puzzled, she flung herself on a
louAge and lay 8ohbing Tor hours
Then she rang for her maid and order
ed has,y preparation for a Ions Jour
nay
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09


The glrl paced the room ucryously. a
light OF Impotence in her eyes. a
flush Of expectancy ln her cheeks
Ever and anon she drew aside the
curtains and pcerod cXpoctautly down
the street.
lie was coming home after four
years absence four long years Of
waiting and hoping And he was
coming crowned with success. She
remembered well bis going away
eager TO try Dis moitlc with the
world and TO challenge fortune. but
besot with doubts aud fears as to the
outcome.
They had been rare friends all their
school days and she had been the
conhdant Of all his ambitions. hopes
and fears. True they were not en-.
gagcd-that was impossible because he
had his way to make IN
tho world and must secure a
foothold before he could oven
give O. thought TO matrImony
They often had talked II over In tho
abstract - not with reference 10
themselves or their relations. but with
reference TO bis lie plans hut she
had regarded him a. her own par
tlcular knight and was sure he would
come back TO claim hor when victory
had crowned his EFFORTS.
There had been nothing ~ love.
making 10 their relationship. but rath.
or a spirit OF commdoahlp and close
friendship and both were 20 young
and 10 absorbed with the other Affairs
of NE that they had Thought little or
nothing ri the strand passion
n was after he had gone away that
the girls heart awakened and tho
sweet discovery OF her love had glori.
nod the world u was this knowledge
which had made her value 30 highly
the unexpected legacy which had
como 90 hor upon tho death Of Uncle
John. She would bring 10 him no
mean portion when he came 10 claim
her ana she tInglod with Joy AZ the
thought that this would help him scale
tho heights 30 much quicker and cas-.
Ter.
Liitlo correspondence had passed
between thom aud that wholly In rot.
croncc 10 his work.
And now he was coming homo. Not
yet with ultimate ylctocy omblazonod
on his banners but yet With enough
accomplished 10 feel that his fcot were
on the rocks and that, barring sick.
ness or misfortune. his career was
assured. And she awaited him all
aglow with Joy and anticipation. She
had nttIrCd herself with great care for
the occasion. She know the simplicity
Of his tastes hut wanted TO show her
own good fortune while she con.
graduated him on his. So she
had selected q gown OF simple
design but Of richest material and In
perfect taste Only two or three
jewels, but those priceless shono on
her neck and hands The mirror Ia
which she made her final appeal Tor
approval gave back a reflection which
satisfied hor most critical aud relent'
less inspection.
How surprised ho would be- 10 end
this elegant and graceful woman In
place OF the immature and unconyon'
tlonal Girl he had left
But her heart was not changed. and
she laughed q triumphant little laugh,
There was not O seam or a scar upon
Il and her mind was as fresh and
untarnlshod by Worldllnoss as when
he went away
She scarcely could believe that the
great moment had almost arrived. but
me clock told her n was nearly here
and her whole body thrilled and glow
ed with strange and sweet emotions
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

ln holrht Dun Carioway In Lewis is
stun pretty complete. though II Is now
less imam 90 feet In height These
galleries were lighted by windows
looking to- the inside and above the
doorway The iarger' Of these win
lows mcasuras only atou, one foot
loo hnight and two and a had In width.
To outward appearance thfse brochs
are round structures built somewhat
lu tho form Ut lighthouse. but Of
unhewn stone. not covered. and with
NO binding material. but 80 arranged
as 10 offer the most stubborn resist
anco TO the ancient modes Of attack.
Indeed the broch Of Mousa had to
stand such a siege To- the ninth cen
iury when Erland carried on the
mother Of Harold. earl OF orkney,
who was famed for her beauty. to this
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09
AEGN<ZSTrTLLE
E%8 I'M 1TEIE AZITE

Daily stou Pub COZ
and instead be- had acquired a rugged
personality, a strong manhood. dom
mating something. which she felt fath.
or than saw There De- stood. tail.
sialwart and Drowned and In bic eye
the sparkle " anticipation aud tender.
ness.
She spoke his name and took him
by the hand and she noted lnvoIunta.
rily hls approving rlanccs as be- took
in the change iu herself
ny lovc. Bcss. you're a sumner. he
said taking both her hands. 10 Il were
not Tor your eyes wouldn't believe
u was the same girl who used 20 help
me make day dreams"
The scarlet leapcd to her checks
and her heart beat 40 hard she
thought he must hear H.
Then they sat down In a cosy cor.
ner and he told her OF All his strug.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Here Is literary bin Of fare
which ~ calculated 10 restrain tho
ardor OF the young beginner:
For bronkiast-A throomilo walk
with fresh air
For dlnnor-A quiet nap Ia rock
ing chair with one rocker,
For supper SIX sheets Of writing
paper a bottle Of ink. "a steel pen aud
several beautiful dreams
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

yes" said the new acquaintance.
I'm a member OF the bar
We'll, well. exclaimed poploy. I'm
glad ! mot you. I've been thinking
some Of making q lawyer Of my boy.
I'm be glad 10 help the young man
II can. Err. what's bis Manner
"Oh, We haven't named him yet. he
only arrived last week"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

The captain Of Industry was grlcy.
ously 49, The physician took the IT.
tie thermometer from under the great
mans tongue and looked NJ q grave.
~.
whats my temperature. doctor2'
asked the sufferer ncrvoualy.
zone hundred and three and half,
was the dlacouraglug reply.
Great Scott" whispered the imam.
clcr. we'd better unload at once. II
can't go much higher"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

The wlfe-lt Is very strange, dear
Before you were married ! used TO
love the odor Of your cigar and now
simply cannot bear a.
The Husband There's nothing odd
about that when had only myself
10 take care Of could buy good eli.
Fnrs Now have 10 smoke two.fors
Tales
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Another haby2 Girl this time, chr
exclaimed Chumloy "Woll. how does
II feel 10 be the father Of daughtcr7"
Great" replied Poploy zone OF
the FIRST things you think about e.
how some foreign nobloman viii come
counting her some day and how youll
turn him down good and proper"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

:, vas ,m@"aIs,s,S ss,s, 80. r,,en
ist meeting.
Come. buy the drinks. Iyanoyleh. %
said one.
4 haven't got a rod cent?" was tho
prompt reply
Didn't you draw the rcd roublo7' "
rotortod the other.
Admitting ho was caught lyano.
ylch purchased tho vodka.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Uprurdson Think Of Jake 8 chin
making % present Of 5000 To hia cook
Atom That isn't ho uvfully much.
There was another Jacob " I romcm.
bor rightly. who worked fourteen
years merely 10 set @ cook Her name
think. was Rachel.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

"Bogobsl' observed Cassidy, "tls
m folnc shtncna nv wages thot Ryan
Is maxim these days"
"Phars he doIn'7' asked Corrigan
"shurc, hos ianiior av n bank by
day. an nolght Waterman av O. resi-.
dlnco by nolght"
But phin does shlapo3'
"Aln't OF Just afthcr sayin' thoi he's
q nolght Judge.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Mrs. Brldoy- Mrs. Naybor gave me
a recipe to-day Tor a fruit cake and
made one Il Will keep for three
months
Mr. Bridoy-Yos dear Il viii. 80 far
as I am concerned.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Mr. Blnro- The couple IN the next
nnt are Htlll ON their honeymoon.
Mrs lingo How do you know
Mr. nlnro II was raining whom he
camo iu last ulghJ aud she didn't
make him stop Co wipe his foot on tho
mat at the front door
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

in. know what tu aE about Do.
ND.ua.H nI,,ul ih. HHa. heroine
CON sou support mu Iu tHy style t0
which D UW 1g,us'uuUUH
Certainly uut" Indignantly answer
.I 'hu stage hero IW uD .iON'"
Nhuua' .ho villain behind the
scenes. ground DIS teeth and awaited
bits cue.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

They sat In tho ff0nt row eating
chocolates botwccu. tho acts Of the
matinee.
Mary Manors snYr paint. said
the nrat glrl Tho horrId thluF'"
Never mind whH shp says" tho
g. her answered 10 soothing voice
~ she had your complexion she'd
paint. too
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

My dear, you made mistake
whom you gave your husband that iei.
Tor TO mail he will surely forget lt'
That's Just Co. It's on Invitation to
that horrid Mrs u My husband wlH
Do the sinner and shall get out 1i
having her here Tales
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09
EseIted no tenncni

Toss-of course. Z knew that Mas
aud Bcss were bitter enemies. but do
you mean TO tell me they actually en-.
gagod IN a nHt nghti
IcHH-Y Yes.
Tcss- why what scandal I DO.
clare IT,
jcsr-Oh nobody roi.cod % They
went 10 bargain store ,0 do 10.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

poy 4 understand that % was
pretty slow at Mrs De syloH rccop
lion.
Polly Slow why n man 20.
marked that Il was as slow as play
Ing chess on O. freight train going
through Philadelphia on wet Sun.
duyi
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Docs your father over say anything
about my staying H1 late. dnrllngr
Whenever he mentions you. hv rc.
furs To you ua The rls BIN
Docs that mean anything scrloua7
Not unless be- slips down some
night and foOig the bill"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Dlck-Yes q Is never TOO cold for
Cupid proposed on an Ice yacht
once.
Eva lndoedl Aag ~ ho propos'
al go through?
Dlck-Yes, and 30 did the Ice.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Who built these brochs. and whon1
These are very intcroating questions,
but rather difncult TO answer
Some writer's claim that they we're
built In proColtlc tlmos. others In
Celtic. others. again say they are no
older than the time Of the Morse.
men; while one recent writer says
that they were erected At period OF
INTERPRETATION Of the north OF Scot.
land. and that they have been In part
destroyed by ice.
hut whoever built them. II must be
Inferred from their position and strue.
turo that they must have been built
when waves Of hostile invaders or
plundorlng refugees swept over tho
Highlands, and the peaceful inhahi'
tants had TO devise these burglar
proof safes for their animate and IN
animate possessions
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Psered eSpeetantly down the street.
while her qulyering heart beat tat.
too against her breast
Though she paced back and forth
like Gagged tigress the lime Of walt
Ing dld not seem long 10 her as times
OF waiting usually are. He was com
ing. That was enough. And the riot
OF her emotions so enthrallod her that
she scarcely crayed aught else.
Then the iansle Of the bell a
breathless moment or two full Of heart
throbs and sounds Of doors opening
and closing. low voices IN the distance,
and he stood before her.
In tho moment Il required 10 gain
composuro her quick eye took In APP
proylngly the figure before her. He
had changed greatly and for the bet
ter. All the calIowucss. AN the soph'
moric amateuushness had vanished,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09
TIE Story Of rbe Indoor san

once on time in ar.T 1Hunr
There lived "a busy NHf.. uHH
Sd w"rH aHl an nu uf mn
Inli r"HuI. called hIW iu.UuH. Sun
Now Indoor Sun made mIrr. HHa
lih. inuHD Iu NHuI house HHH Iu m.Hr.
Aud There IHHHIHE. glasses HrI.Hf
liIa own ia.' was from WnfH 600 mlHL
if mHIe him feel an refr .HT
D.. -.. h's face look rrHa. HHI Uf
IhH. N" unalu tu Htr GHstt .HfH
And snoH no found that those I. an.W
NI ..,WUl iH NkH him nfttU. fUH.
IHT IN. Dol. mirrors. even. ono
H.HIu IH amIIU uu iu.lnHr SUN
Sow IfF fHIa just one Ulr IuH ...
How hrIght Iud auUInE SOU .ln boz.
luuN nUd both lHuuIuUaa IHU uu.
lu play |nE NUurc Hu "iu.dHHr SUM-
.iurE o. Thompson
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09
AVOIDING the storm.

Mrs Hoylo-Doos your husband
ever swear?
Mrs. Boyle have never heard
him, but always go out OF the N
when he is shaving hImself-Jbu.o.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Toss--Well, there's one thing about
May Woody She has the courage
Of her convictions.
Joss-lndoed2 never noticed H.
Tcss-Oh, yes, she's convinced that
she can wear a No, 9 shoe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Gawker-You bslloye King Sole
mon was a wise man. Nonsense' io
had over a thousand wives.
1aNkor-Yo but did you ever read
Of him being soaked for alimonyf
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

THAT man Is always talking about
the misfortune of the American lndi'
an. said one college student
"a guess he doesn't read the foot
BAN news replied he other
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Pop, what's a synonym
TITS one Of those places where you
have nothing TO do Tor, a big salary.
That's right. ms sou. Always come to
papa for information In your studies. -"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

"a like to call on Miss EiderleIgh.'
For goodness sake whyf'
because she never bores me talk
ing about things that Happened when
she was lituo rr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

THE reduction Of the 900 to 10
will seriously curtau The society coll
umns"
IT may unless tho papers In self
defense begin mentioning the names
OF people among those absent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Miss wellon-The lmpudent thing
told nc 20 my face that was getting
old and wrlnkledl
Miss Tnrtun-l wouldn't mind g.
She didn't say Il 10 your real face, you
know She couldn't see that
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

You say that Official BE- compare.
dvoly popular With the massUs2 said
one member Of The Russian cabinet
Yes. replied the other
What do YOU mean 10y compare.
lively POPULAR
Nobody has thrown bomb at
him recently"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

Tom doesn't love me"
"ttuw DO YOU huuw y"
Ills last letter"
"Chilly7"
Fermentation 90
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

The Hldalgos-"Your hlghnoss. we
must again insist upon your maicsty'a
taking a bride. Hero n nst OF
seventeen cuhiblo prinrEihcs' winch
sstu yea 49,
ILL., 49, Il L.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

ne hftfN AoaAeu AINAIN FNNNa
u was 600 thUir Hummits that on
nuc mooul|aHt uisbu houiod travel
ors saw green coated little folk engage
In their dl.., dance. aud DO especial.
D. at the Sow N,lI men refreshed
themselves from iho laIa 100 which
they were carpine home the uocca.
fary supply of whisky and 10 while
doing so. thoy rested not far from
such O hilluch ttCy heard coming
from Ne the sounds of pipes which by
| lts gwocluO.H ouilCol them nearer and
! nearer. aud chen they saw streaming
through au open door in ii8 side q
| bnght llrht Dr. us omoumcs hap.
poncd. one ho'dor than Obs ncIghborg
/ yunturod boz fo have just one reel. he
found. unless tNc door were pinned
open by some iron instrument that
/ the exit was closed on him, to DO
opened again uul' after seven years
had passed. during which ho was will
Ink 60 continue h dance AZ the end
of that time De- was aUt free aud went
homo another Rlp Van Wrinkle
n is because such tales have been
. lnrrnluDd into generation after genera
ton uf llIghnndOr that 60 the pres
emit day. they prefer tn rlyo q Wide
berth Co these "hrochs' after night
fall, ana when some souJhron, nrod
with archaeological zeal wishes "a
omen and examine one of them. IN,
native workm,n demand hirhoi
rate NJ pay than Cor any oihor Kind
Of work. and also alIpuIato that al
such uncauuy work courage must b
kept Mp by numerous drains.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

brooch. whore he was unsuccossfully
bcaiorod by the earl. who. after
limo. came 10 terms with him, a. he
found the broch imprcgnable.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-09

NTHT WTWW"V TTT0TWT NNWNT-
"Oh. Ena. ono will DO"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-13
Co. F. Attention.

Communication has been received
from Headquarters of the Third
Infantry M. N. e. of proposal that
the Regiment instead of going to its
annual encampment by train as
heretofore, that it mobilize at St.
Paul, and march by easy stages to
Lake City, subsisting upon the
government ration enroute.
The third regiment has long held
it's position in the Guard OF the
state as first in efficiency, mark
manship and all the qualifications
that go to make up q fighting organi-
zation, and this proposed practice
march is calculated to maintain
and advance that position.
The matter will be brougt before
Company F. at special drill to be
held at the Amory Saturday eve
ming, and full attendance is desired.
A. Schaefer,
Captain.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-13
BANK STATEMENT,
No. 1910

Report of the condition of the CIr1zENs
NATIONAL BANK, at Worthington in the State
of Minnesota, at the close OF business April
9Th, 1906 Comptrollers Call.
RESOURCES.