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Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30
Sunday School Workers Meet.

The semi-annual convention of Sun
cay school workers in Gilpin county
was held at the Methodist church,
Central City, on Sunday. DE-. John C.
Carman, state superintendent of Sun
day schools delivered am address in
dress was The Servant of God"
Some very fine music was rendered
by the NJ. E. church choir under the
direction OF Mr.. E. G. Green. In the
afternoon the program opened with
song service, prayer was offered
by Rev. Eitelgeorge of Black Hawk.
Or. Carman addressed the assembly
on The Teachers Opportunity" His
lecture was full of encouragement
and inspiration for those who teach.
He gave the number of Sunday school
scholars as 100000 and characteriz-
Cd the Sunday school work as one Of
the greatest enterprises in the world
today. After short business session
OF the association, beautiful selec-
ton was sung by the girls choir Of
the Central NJ. Z. church. Dr.. Car
man delivered a second address on
the Visitation Campaign" that is
being conducted in this state under
the auspices of the State Sunday
School association. The campaign in
cludes a religious census of each com
n.unity as a basis for organized work
IN increasing interest and attendance
IN church and Sunday school. After
the address a conference of Sunday
school workers was held and 1t was
decided to take vote in the Sun
day schools of the county next Sum-
day to determine whether Gilpin coun'
ty should be included in the census
work or not. II the vote is favorable,
the work will be organized and carr-i-
ed out in the same way that 1t is be-
state
A pleasant feature OF the meeting
was the presentation of beautiful
boquet to DIR. Carman with the com.
piments of the Messenger boys. The
convention closed with a sermon by
the Rev. Chas. Hancher. THE Arm
and Scope Of the Sunday School,"
The next meeting will be held in the
spring and n number of the state
workers who were unable to be pre-
sent Sunday have already promised
to attend the spring meeting The
convention was well attended, Bald
Mountain, Black Hawk and Central
City Sunday schools being dismissei
for the day in order that all might
attend the meetings. The work Of the
county association is interdenomina-
,ional and cannot be other than help.
full in advancing Sunday school work
as whole in Glpin county.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30

The newly elected officers of the
Owl club OF this city gave an elegant
banquet to the members at the Cen.
trail City restaurant Tuesday evening.
The full membership of the society
was present with the exception Of
Leo Voll. The gathering assembled
at O'Clock and enjoyed stories while
they regaled themselves with the bes;
eddb)es in the market until after the
eleventh hour. The officers and mem.
bers had good time and that is
putting It mildly.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30
Rsbekahs Observe Anniversary.

Saturday evening. Rebekah lodge
No. 10, observed the 58th anriver.
cary OF the Degree in Odd Fellows
hall. A musical and literary program
was rendered and In the latter part
Of the evening refreshments were
served. Close to 100 Rebekahs and
Odd Fellows Of Rocky Mountain lodge
No. were present and enjoyed a
highly pleasant evening. The follow
irg was the program:
Address, "Rebekah Oddfellowship,"
j. G. Williams.
Piano Solo, Mrs. Inez Schmidt.
Vocal Solo, Miss Mary Mcleod.
Quartet, Oliver, Weeks. Moyle. Auger
Reading, "Othellos Apology"
J. G.. Williams.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30
Re.orts from Egyptian and Sleepy.

There was a cleanup at the Buell.
mill this week Of ores on hand Of
the Egyptian and the Sleepy Hollow.
The Egyptian had retort Of 46 or.
in weight, worth $4,000 and the
Sleepy Hollow a retort weighing 32
OF. and worth about $500.oO. Both Of
these mines are in good pay dirt and
are making regular shipments.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30
Advertised List.

The following letters remain in
the postoffice at Central City uncali-
ed for. When inquiring for mail you
will confer favor on the post
master by saying advertised"
Clark. Bessie
Ciavarro, Nicolo
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30
Notice to Printers.

This office has on hand six full
which It will dispose Of at an at.
tractive price. The type is practically
new. having been used In weekly
about a year. II You want snap.
here Is your chance.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30

A swelled head Is hard case to
treat as there Is usually nothing in.
aide to work on.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30
Attention Rough q Ready Hook q

=. 70. no. ].
Regular monthly meeting will be
held at headquarters on Wednesday
evening. Oct. 4th. 1909, at s O'Clock
sharp. All members are requested to
attend as there will be election of Of
ficers.
J. w. Sigi, Sec'y.
VIM. e. Morris, Foreman.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30

Has the dairy been inspected that
furnishes the lacteal fluid fec the
milky way?
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30

All preserving kettles at half price
at Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-30

HawIeys for groceries.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
Notice of Sale of Real Estate

In tile matter of application of Edmond Nc
Williams. guardian of BENJAMIN W. Gist. a
spcndthrift, for leave to sell real estate.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order of John Il. Raper, Judge of the district
court of Richardson County. Nebraska. made on
the 2lst day of September, zoos. for the sale of
the real estate hereinafter described, there will
be sold at the west door of the court house in
Falls city. on the 18th day of April. 1908. 1t ;
O'Clock p. M, 1t public vcnduc to the highest
bidder, for cash, or, At the option Of the buyer,
oue-half cash and oue-fourth in one year and
ouo-fourth IN two years, deferred payments to
draw six per ceut interest. tile following de
scrihcd real estate, towit; The northeast guar
ter Of the northwest quarter, the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter. and II acres
described as lot two, - of the northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter, also a tract of
land living immediately south of lot ,, and de
scrjbed as follows; Beginning at the center of
the northwest quarter thence running west to
the ceuter of the channel of the north fork of
the Nemaha river, thence in a southeasterly
direction down said emanuel to a point directly
south OF the point of beginning, thence running
north To the center of said northwest quarter;
also beginning at a point in the public road at
the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter, thence running west to
the center of the channel OF the north fork of
the Nemaha river, thence blowing the channel
of said river in a southeasterly direction to the
center of said section thirty-one, 80 thence
running north to the point of beginning also, be
ginning at the same point in the public road as
above mentioned, from thence running east to
the center of the northeast quarter of said sec
ton 81. thence south to the ccuter of the chan
mel of the north fork of the Nemaha river.
theuce up the channel of said river To the iron
bridge at Nhituey's. thence west to the west
line OF said northeast quarter, thence north to
place of beginning, all in section thirtv-one, al
in townihip two, ~ north, of range fifteen, Isl
east of the 9th L. NJ. III Richardson County. Ne
braska. and containing in the aggregate l5
acres, more or less.
Sale will remain open for one hour.
Dated this SlSt day of March, 1909.
| EDMOND MCWILLIAMS, guardian of BENJA-
MIN w. GISr, spendthritu,
JAMES +. LEYpA, attorney.for applicant. l3-4t
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
Notice of Sheriff's Sale

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
order of sale, issued out of the District Court,
in and for Richardson county and state OF
Nebraska. under the seal of said court, dated on
the 10th day of February, 1909, and to me di-
rected as Sheriff of said county, to be executed,
| will on the 18th day of April, 1909, at 10 o'clock
a. M, of said day, at the west door of the court
house in the city of Falls City. in said county
and state. offer for sale at public Sendue, and
sell to the highest and best bidder, the property
described in said order of sale, towit:
Lots one 4, two (2l, three l3 and four a., in
block five i5l, Crook x Towle's second addition
to Falls City, Neb.. in said county, to satisfy t
decree of said court, with interest and costs re-
covered by Peter Frederick. Sr. against John f
Ramsey and Jennie Ramsey.
Terms of sale, cash.
Given under my hand at Falls City, Nebraska
this 9th day of March, 1909.
W. T. FENTON, Sheriff
BY REAyIs = REAyIs, Attorneys. 10 st
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
CO G
TO
Falls City, Neb.,
TIE eminent physician Oh chronic
diseases will visit our city
Tuesday, April 10, 1909.

And will be at the Union Hotel
until } I. m, one day ONLY.
Or. Potterf president of the
staff ofthe Boston Electro Medi-
cal Institute, Is making a tour of
the state.
He will give consultation. exam
nation. and al the medieues.nec-
r-sa1y 10 complete a cur FREE,
All parties taking advantage OF
tins offer are requested to state to
their friends the result # the
treatment.
Cures DEAFNESS ny AN an,
tiselg new process.
ffrn'sal Il carabtee1se7 of catarrh
throat aud Iuog diseases. eye and
ear. stomach, liver and kidneys,
gravel, rheumatism. paralysis. neu.
ralgia. nervous and heart disease,
epilepsy, Brieht's disease and dis
ease Of the bladder, blood and skin
diseases.
Liquor and tobacco habit, big
neck, stammeriug cured.
plies, fstula and rupture cured
without detention FROM business.
Eyes. nose and throat,
Glasses fitted, granulated lids,
c%ataracts, cross eyes Strengthened
without pain
If you are improving under
your family physician do not take
up our valuable time, The rich
and the poor r treated elike.
Idlers and curiosity seekers will
please stay away, Our time is
valuable.
Remember NOTA PENNY will
be charged for the medicine re-
CURED to make a cure of all those
taking treatment this trip. Office
hour 9 a.. IN.
Positively married ladies must
be accompanied by their husbands.
Remember the date, Tuesday, APP
ril Is, at Union Hotel, Falls City,
Nebraska.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
The Guaranty Deposit Law


the state banking bo1rd requires e.
cry bank in the state 10 make -four
statements each year, to be published
in some paper Of general circulation
in the county where the bank Is iocat-
ed. which reports give a detailed
statement of the Conditiono of the bank.
Iii, thought by many ~hnangicrs
that the observance Of these restrie-
tious vii make all banks doing bush
ness under the guaranty deposit law
absolutely safe and render such a
thing a. The failure OF d state baak
impos, bic.
Bat la addition 10 these restrictions
. which ar intended to safeguard the
business oi banking. and - maso al
banks absolutely sair beyond an
gue-tIoH.a guaranty fund has been
c~tab l-hed.
Al haHA- ~ required % pas into
"a fund ~onf-loaHtn - aer cent u
their deposits each . month, until L
per cent ha- been - paid Hu. After
. THAT bias tt,u aa8e a. bank, 5He re-
+ qu.Heo - pay INTO -Hgu - tuaa be-
tuHutletHa I per cent - theF dc
posts ea#a ear. Iae State btHk.ue
board Hase tHr authority to make IL
Icy of per cent upon 1#e deposits
OF tHe b4ak-i IN amy ~ Ea#f.
This money 10 ae#Ielt# "a the
b484s r4E#.pt#4 same .4aH. ,4a# auIa#
lac H.ro# =. tbs#.tafl# ban8#1a hoard
/ d rfac nIITfo-e# nF p3Fina# a~cpe-ff. If
/ failed banks. and ia. a3rcfsrre5# claim.
F-xpcrfenrr Teaches that one-fv.a-
I tief6 ofI#efr5 lent of3H In. f.aa.ifs
/ in. al. IA banks will par#aIi t9e de
@po.5t. offh. E4az.seh4-l have Jailed
m, am, ,ss rear qh5. f=t6e 4x,.rf
I once ,f many ys.r,Z where honk. are
o~,e,,ti,a# n-dsr tho usns5 Inv. of
b~.oL5na
n, N.a4s.gs ono. f,rf ,.~.....,t. Of
nor cent of the 5.no-it. IN the .t,ta
L,nl- u-a.,1d han. n,fa ,1t4. ..ht.b
h.. ,.e,,r.d i, : ,..,
ua,,. a. ,bo,.b, mt -,
IT,, 90 40 Int, ar -. d.,.ai,
- ~ ~ f,+,,r. n...on, ...h
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The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09

The last legislature enacted a law
which will he known ~ the Guaranty
Deposit Law. tnasmuoh as many
people are bank depositors and aS the
legislative reports will not be in print
far some time, il is vel that a brief
synopsis of the Law bc published
The INV has lceislated out Of exist
eaoc al private banks. There were
ealy d few Of them in the state. but
aftcr July Isl. when the law GOES into
eject, there will be non
After that date We viii Only have
safe and National banks. National
banks arc incorporated under the NJ.
HonaI laws. ana the guaranty deposit
W vii not apply 10 them.
twill not matter whatname a bank
lay have. whether it he a County
bank, er city bank ora STATE bank.
faey VII all be state banks. and ,a9.
#eet Ia the guaranty deposit Law.
The new Iaw throws many fe,trIe-
Ions around the manaeemcutol state
banks. which did not exist before.
IL Estimates the amount Of sapftaI
4ai,b shall fs ne4e-.54. 10 START -
.f5DkI cities oIa Glasses. For
instance. no bank could be started II
sails city, Ifhasm.IerfspI than.
9s ooa
In all nov ukzfbefaoitaI ma.fbe
r4id ub in full brfare Starting one.
faird ofit ma. be invested ia#3 bank
b5fldfna and 64ruifnf.bH lint the b~5l3rfe
mist be- ian cash
an sforkbo1der. are liable Ior -.
nsu.b more. a.. the.. have ,tofl.in I'm
hank F,r a~e-t,ns. IT., nsn had.
$1,000 stock in a bank he would be Iia-
be for another $1,000.
There can not be a Ie., number OF
drcctor, for any nev banstba three
nd each director must own n least
..,t oftb.....l
There are n.naIl AZ hast 6seotrer.
tors In every bank. "a the hoard Of
directors, will usually own At least one.
och nj the hank md b.n,o ba G,.,.
fallv and nersonan, interested in the
GOOD of the hank
No bank +, allowed IN lend mare
than "a pcr cont of IL. .,nitaI ,oa
surphu, TO anyone firm. rornoratiop mr.
isaividnai
No hank i allowcd ,o lo,d ,,y
rroncv at all 10 ,n, III. active oni-
GERS. and no aircctor can bo,,o,, ana,
money from his own h,,k ,,lo.s :,
majority of tho ho,rd of ai,o,.ors
have consented 70 ,hc Same aud su.h
consent must hc rcrordod i,thoh ,nl1
minutes
Evary hanl .amnau.a =,
hand mr. an deno.it vim a,ho, .a1ro,4
hanks N Least J., nor .on, - l..
insists and = nor - - t.uaf..
nust lac in r,sb I, tn Ill. H.
hank
M bank i ,laa,d ,a,a
"a, ,s .,ni..1 -.
What tie dc,asi,s -,
M hank i ,n,v.a oho,r
th,, two ,birds ,,o .au,, -.
,anital stock ev..on, TO- ,ho ,.,rn6sa
~ ,avino dono.n,
70 enfor.. A.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
Legal Notice

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR RICHARD
son COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Thomas McLane
vs..
Ollie NJ. McLane
Notice is hereby given to the defendant that on
March 18th, 1909, plaintiff filed his petition in
said court against said defendant, the object and
prayer of which are to obtain an absolute divorce
from said defendant upon the grounds that said
defendant has been guilty of gross and extreme
cruelty towards plaintiff without just cause OF
proyocation.
Defendant is required to plead to said petition
on or before April 26th, 1909, or the allegations
thereof will he taken as true and decree entered
in accordance with the prayer of said petition.
THOMAS McLANE.
REAYIS & REAVlS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication March ~, 09. A.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09

If you have backache and urinary
troubles you should take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy to strengthen and build
up the kidneys so they will act proper
ly, as a serious kidney trouble may de-
yelop. Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
Magnetic Healing

Miss Lizzie Heitland, a gradu-
ate of the Weltmer School of
Magnetic Healing, of Nevada,
Mo. | am prepared to treat dis
eases of all kinds. Phone go.
Located at Mrs. Burris residence
south of the convent. At
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
incorporation Notice

tiASSt PSE dAiSff
Motto is hereby given that on March -. 1909,
there Ra- filed in the office of the county clerk Of
Richardson County. Nebraska the articles Of in
corporation Of Tie Matthews-Idttle Company as
follow
ARTICLE 1
The MEME IF this corporation shall be Tile
| MattdsNs.Iittle Company"
ARTICLE Il
The principal place Of transdcting the bust
ne-- of This corporation shall be at Falls City,
Richardson County, Nebraska
ARTICLE III
The general nature of the business to be trims
acted rs this corporation shall be "A retail general
mercantile business. The corporation Ia have
the power aud authority TO own such real estate
as mas Be necessary to properly conduct it's gen
eral mereantile business.
ARTICLE ~
Tho authorized capital stock Of this corpora
lion snail be $4,000 in shares of sl0D each. of
WHICH re sum Of S25.090 shall be paid up before
said corporation shall business.
ARTICLE Y
Tn ame If tlr commencement of this cor
p|orataaa snail ba ON the day of the thing of these
%artir.- with the county clerk of Richardson
CouutH. Nebraska, and the life of the corpora
tlon -aa.l terminate 20 years thereafter
ARTICLE "a
TIE lsle~t amount Of indebtedness or iiabil-
II, r. which tins corporation shall subject itself
foar aHg one time shall not exceed two-thifds of
IT, af capital stock.
ARTICLE u
IT. stairs # tbe corporation are 10 be con-
dert##4y President. Secretary and Treasurer.
and 4fre President and "a board of directors con
-f-t If three -torbha.d.r- rbos 2. Matthew.
-la ~ rs president. s. A. Little snail aet as
sos. ..5fssn treasurer and T.. l.. Matthews shall
act .. sirs president until said office. are filled
Bt ..#t iaa n. provided by the by-Iaus.
THOMAS p. MATTHEW'S.
:. LITTLE
T.. l.. MATTHEW'S.
1.#xA ALLAN witness 10 signature. of l.. l..
Arbt..4,-
Star..f Nebraska.
Rip afl-on Coauty.h
O. thus goth day of March. 1908, before ne, the
uuo.f-Izned. a Notary Public i'm and for Rich
ard-Hu 8ouuty, Nebraska, personally appeared
Tho. L. Matthews and :. A. Little, whose names
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
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Private Money.

Private money to loan on Real
Estate. Mortgages bought and
sold. Call at First National
Bank. 5-tf a. J. WEAVER
The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-30
The Battle
BY
CLEVELAND MOFFEH
Novelized by the Author
From His Great Play Of
the Same Name
convrieht. 1909. by G. w. Dillins
ham Co.
Continued from page y

nav wouldn't pay Tor the Mowers i
rsed to get! Haven't ! come down
I'D lived and worked in this rotten
Mace and never kicked?"
"Ipdeed you have. Jenny. You've
hoen fine." said Philip earnestly.
"Sometimes | ask myself what's the
rse of being decent. Who cares?"
ave all care.'
Jenny smiled wistfully. do you
.ore Phil? l did 1t all for you"
"You did it because it was right.
1enny." he said gravely, but he felt
vaguely uncomfortable under her
pleading eyes.
"Phil." she went on. "you don't know
how hard my work is. This gold dust
stuff seems to eat right into me. and
Il can't get it off. See here" and she
showed him the marks.
He gazed at the gilt marks on her
neck and spoke sympathetically to her.
Jenny interrupted him.
"Phil, do you ever think Of the old
days, before was married? You said
1 was pretty"
"You were pretty" he answered un-
steadily, "and-and you are pretty"
How his pulses throbbed.
"Yes?" she frightened. "And. Phil
YOU kissed me once. remember what
you said"
"What did | say"" he faitered.
"You said my lips were the sweet.
est things you ever tasted"
He rose in agitation.
II must go. Jenny" he said. Ell
can't wait"
mot yet. Phil" she begged. and
swiftly changing the ground Of her
attack. she spoke of her life with such
humble sadness that Philip. touched
and treasured. sat down again. II
seemed. she said. as IL an evil star
hung over her. Why should George
have been killed? II he had been
spared her everything would have
been different. And II they hadn't
taken away her little baby and let il
die then still she would have had
something to live for. Her voice broke
as she spoke of her baby. And il
that selfish woman hadn't left heI
husband alone then, perhaps even
then, she would have kept straight
But things had been too hard for her
She hadn't had fair chance. and
She turned to Philip with her whole
soul In her eyes. Tell me, Phil. dc
you think me a wicked grip
mo, Jenny, IL don't"
"Oh. thank you" she cried.
"Sit closer to me-here. People gel
lonely. don't they. PHILIP"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-12-30
CHAPTER XII.

MARGARET AND HAGGLEToN.
n m ARGARET LAWRENCE mean
M while was going her way. do
II ing good
~ Philips letters were full.
moreover. of admiring praise of this
mysterious Mr.. jackson. whom she
had vaguely seen that one morning in
the Moran home. His letters still
were filled with protestations of love.
but they were promises also of idle
ness, of riches. things that she. in her
youthful enthusiasm, scorned. Yes.
Philip was changing. and not for the
better.
1t was with happy anticipation.
therefore. that she left the case"
which she had successfully nourished
back to health and returned to Mrs.
Binney's boarding house. She would
have time now to take her worldly
minded lover in hand and to bring
him back to the path of loving service
to the poor.
On the doorstep of Mrs. Binney's
house she met GAltle. who looked very
serious
miss Lawrence" he said rapidly
twill you find Philip at once? There
has been an accident in the river. At
kinson, one of the divers. is caught in
wreck, and he is needed. You will
find him at the Morans'. talking bake
shop to Mr.. Jackson, suppose"
Margaret ran all the way on heI
mission.
She found Philip in the Morans
rooms in consultation with Mr.. Jack
| son. The elder man considerably
turned, giving them an opportunity fol
a loverlike greeting.
"Philip." she said hastily, Atkinson
has been caught in wreck. Mr. Gen
tie sends me to tell you to come al
once"
Philip was alert at once. He started
for the door.
phil" shouted Margaret. running
| after him. you are not going into dan
ger?"
Danger? | am going to get Atkin
son out of that wreck"
Haggleton and Margaret looked a
each other curiously. They had no
met yet and had seen each other only
once--on the day of the millionaire's
arrival at the tenement when the two
| child boarders had been taken to the
| hospital Haggleton looked at Mar
garet and approved Of her appearance
She looked like gentewoman. every
inch of her. But what attitude would
she take when she came to learn his
| true name. still more his Relationship