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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-11-01
TIE Neighbors' Club.

Ne;obbors' Club has been re
y ~. mI For the season of Iooo-Io,
4 III meet the second and fourth
. gll of each month at the
'uag " the members in the follow
fs- DE- beginning November 9:
E 1liN 1. P. Druck, Mr.; and Mrs.
IN N ;. Roedels, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
IN :, Mr., and Mrs. A. w. Tams,
| O Mrs. L. c. Anderson, Mr..
h T D. A. Carson, Mr.. and Mrs.
\ T. D D Mr.. and Mrs. Will
! PlV club was organized for social
hire and 500" is the game play
' 'T rules require that play shall
at $50 each evening and end
P NJ. Prizes will be awarded
he end of the season according
he scores.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-11-01

$50 He giveth His beloved Sleep
Psalm cxxvii.)
He sees their footsteps falter, when
their hearts grow weak and faint;
He marks when their strength is fail
ing, and listens to each complaint.
He bids them rest for a season, for
the pathway has grown too steep;
And folded in fair green pastures,
He giveth His loved ones sleep.
Like weary and worn-out children,
that sigh for the daylight's close,
He knows that they oft are longing
for home and its sweet repose;
SO he calls them in from their labors
ere the shadows around them
creep,
And silently watching DER them,
He giveth His loved ones sleep.
He giveth it, OH so gently, as
mother will hush to rest
The babe that she softly pillows SO
tenderly on her breast;
Forgotten are now the trials, the sor-
rows that made them weep;
For with many soothing promise
He giveth His loved ones sleep.
He giveth it! Friends the dearest
can never this boon bestow,
But he touches the dropping eyelids,
and placid the features grow;
Their foes may gather about them,
and storms may around them
sweep,
But, guarding them safe from danger,
He giveth his loved ones sleep.
All dread of the distant future, all
fears that oppressed to-day
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-11-01
Indian Summer.

Talk O "Injun summer" so beautiful
to see,
It's the LATEST and the haziest o all
the year to me.
If the weather's warm or chilly, or
the same from week to week,
The days are all so Silly fellows
afraid to speak.
The skies are pale and dreamy
kinder mixed with joy and grief,
And the world seems to shudder at
the fallin' of leaf;
And the cattle yonder, browsin' in the
pastures and the dells,
Make Teller feel like drowsin' with
the tinkle o their bells.
Don't know just why they call it Tn
jun summer must be fun.
If they had a Injun in it, he would
scalp things and be done
Make some lively kind o riot that
would stir each red-leafed tree
And start the browns and yellows a
hghtin' to be free.
F. L. Stanton.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-11-01
Some Experiments.

gratter | would like to be,
But not the kind you mean.
fllke to try experiments
sfOr that kind of work I'm keen.
really like to try my hand
y see what I could do,
q what queer things | could evolve.
Nov, really, wouldn't you?
sllke to cross moody COW,
u realize dream,
IN something that would make her
give
4 quart of nice ice-cream.
allke to cross a race-horse
RIn an ostrich, don't you see?
Ina he could run faster;
m. Id win bet maybe.
n Ike to cross lion with
] Dig watchdog | own,
III nave him hang around the house
u n E. am home alone.
y Il you cross a cabbage with
S,m apples, then, no doubt,
H. Dc sure to gather in next fall
crop of sauerkraut.
~ uq take a sweet potato
H. I'd green pea, if you please,
4 o ~oSS them, will the answer be
n '[0p of nice sweet peas?
Il : hv would turn my hand to fruit,
H. n lad the time to spare.
Now mos.I, lemon with peach,
Ivo ~ would tsI that make pear? !?
cora lake bunch of nice sweet
4 Va a palate now I'll tickle
NH VS., them with cucumber,
Il hay you get a nice sweet pickle?
III OT n;t;t Of all, I'd like to cross
;.l pltlful amount o''
Ind NV y, with some magic wand,
produce a bank account.
F. X. Mooney.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-11-01

Like mists, that clear in the sunlight,
have noiselessly passed away;
Nor call, nor clamor can rouse them
from slumbers so pure and deep,
For only his voice can teach them
Who giveth His loved ones sleep.
Weep not that their tolls are over,
weep not that their race is run.
God grant we may rest as calmly
when our work, like theirs, is
done!
Till then we would yield with glad
ness our treasures to Him to
keep,
And rejoice in the sweet assurance
FIe giveth His loved ones sleep
Author Unknown.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-11-01

. ! thu D1lq bd9 to the mind as we'll
E and oIay to be always in one
circn arways surrounded by the
IS INSTANCES. = Richard JEFF
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-11-01

Perfect virtue is the ideal beautiful
of the moral world-Madame de
Stael.
Of all faults, ostentation in doing
good is that for which the world has
the least NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de
Genlis.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-11-01
SLEEP.

$50 He giveth His beloved sleep
Psalm cxxVii)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-31
Wrieffaltcn.

.Nllf bic Nnfrage, Oh oaS s. Napc,
ride SnfolltWie- Ge9imcnt, meldleS
in Mct liegt, H tSS3-iSS6 Dem 10.
4rmec-GorpS i'll StroBbnrg 6llgc-
tbeilt mar. nntpnrtet .Serr $. @on1ot
pona Ar. ISk2, @eIt.S Q TT.
b~einbeilb. Ger Serr lhrciht. oub ollC
Negimenter ans ben oclltlhcn Bun
oesltauten hic bis Gnbc Der S0er
Sabre IN Gfiab.& otbrinacn lugcn,
5llm To- ArmcesGorpS qebortcn. Gr
bnte ieibit BRET Sabre in Den Heid)S.
lanoen 9ehient, ia9t Der Sdrcibcr.
r. Gin mloerer SEER, Der lid y. u
u,terSeidllet, ldrcibt bo9eaen: Cos
s. lHts 4. &operiidlc Snfuntcric.Hcgi
ment, i'll oen Sabrcn 1SS3-tSS6 ols
%iosenanute observation-disclosures III
WieB, geborte DER A.. Snperiihcn 81
piiiou ou; Die 'Serbitnoltoper mnd)'
ten beibc Gegimenter itets nit Der
gellonHtel 0iutlion mo inter oeEI
?. '9aperiiden Mrmcc.Gorps nit
Selblteeritauoltd) mlBten bcioe Ne.
gimenter oils sur @orniipn Wet &c
borig, ollie @orniionsiibunqcn nit.
MAIDEN nnO mareu iiir Die Sollcl
Der llebunaeu DEM le%iienoen SffiSicr
rnteritelt. Mber nienlaiS murell bic:
ielben Dem 10. Irmec.Gorps sllec.
thcilt."
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Seiraths-2~icense

Seiic Ibbott, 25, @eems, So, mo
Etarl Tabor, 10, SonOp @ottomL
&irginien.
Soiepb MorapSti, AS, unb agncS
Shcucpo5if, "a, 9eibe bon 2intbi-
cunl, Mb.
Gbiparb :. Mc9onolo, %, uno
Clara 9. Homoier, "a; Ipplitant
Charles 81. Slpigert, Nr. 1910,
@ooolep.S trabe.
Sreocricp Gaiencllo, "a, mo Gon-
iilia 9onitotebilS, 81; Npplifant To-
iorio 3imetti.
Yietro q. 81 Eietrc, 81, uno
Nmna s.. 1e &oia; applifant Sin.
cent 8. Ealmieano, Nr. 923, Gol.
bert ebuuoe.
Sonforo ~. S'Yrien, SO, Nr. 219,
@eit.E reitonitrabe, uno Grace Son.
mis-, 80.
Sranf &. Sorbalgb, 81, Scr. 1874,
Moro. @apitraBe, unb Srene 90. Bag.
tp, %.
Seize CHANDLER, 90, uno Sarob
@lirnitein, 81; applifant s. 8. Gin.
ter, Mr. 1904, Norb-Gentrol-A pe.
Sbomase q. &. Barber, "a, Nr.
507 Norb-@ o,mtltrabe. mo Eou,
line 81. MOams, %, CHARLOTTE Soa,
Mnrplano.
. Carroll 8. Sones, 81, SrontHopol,
@u., mo emma s. &eomon, "a;
Sapage, Mo. Ia
&apmono s.. .Sdmar5, "a, mlo
Maraaret ;. @eiisl, 81; slpplifant
eGbass &. Sdlpeiter, Nr. 406, Roro-
Sigh Strobe.
Mobert -. Sunpbreps, %, unb
4iilin u. Stepart; Ipplifant 5.
Sumpbreps, 9riitoI, Mb.
9lIIen q. Nouns, 90, iinb 2ula u.
San, 10, 9eioe bon 6iibing Greet,
Marpldno. 'ssSt
gImer .. Stepens, %. uno ScIenu
%. SbipIep. 81; MppIifant u. @.
Gem, 9sr. 1880, @eit.Nortb .apenne.
Games u. Hruitt, 80, Nr. 1921,
B.Strabe, M..O., unb &ebecca 9.
.Scoe, 26, geibe bon @aibington,
8 g.
Oscar Goldberg, "a. Hr. 637,
Observation-Disclosures, into Sarab 6.
Netpbonie, 81.
See u. 9inoieI, 23, unb gIi3abetb
9. Wortfe, II; Mpplifant Gran Sha
siepbens, Ser. 1924, BaparoitraBc.
Sarrp SafoIyfn 80, Mr.300. NorS.
greteritraBe, u. yetta lumber. y.
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GaItiuturc. Nampi- Gadet,Gpmsaanic

- tIife iilto 5lioerlnltt8e Pats9titie.)
Ste Seretnigte Giaatel.Yoft beiorrerna.
Sonpfer. r6lcriba," ,,0irginin" unb ,,9labama"
9artpfer fabren tdelid, sonrtaas aissenoli.
men, Don ben gdb Cine "sYierS, Gr. 8 bis
u, stsbt. Strabc, 5ue Der SarrrsetrnRe, nm
300. Ibenos otreft nab CIo 4oiHt Comfort,
NprtcIf nno Portsmouth, ga.
Ir Sio Voint slniblib an &C. & O.sgpbn"
i'nf Rihirtono, alberoem brctniaI Die Bode
an .Gtrgtnia gdbiga!ion Co." mad Santea
Mioer. 2aleuH9en unb Rihmonb, Ta. On 9ior4
fol- gnIhlnB an ~gtIuntie Gonft Cine 9ablt."
g%9lorioIf & gseitern 9nbn." yTortolf & eoutb.
ern gabn." .Sirainia Subn" lino .SIo Somi.
Mon Snnpfer 60" nod Tepbern. N..G.,
Yorf..
MabISeitcn nad europdif6em gInn. 9icfc
ldrtpfer BADEN iururiofe a~aiiten, belize urb
ialte Siibs ODER Sal6tpuier,8doer. e~IeIirifdbc
geltuhtunq inb Eanpfbei3una. aouei ioiiens
irsi aabtnei ,75c.. 500, $3.50, $500 lno
$3.50. Seoes, Sumner fit 5ipei 4SerFonen eiIis
eert6tet. aonierl ~reierpirt perber in Der
Billet eiircaur t07 Sftsgaliimore. Stra6e, 300
ltgbtsStrabe, 9. u. g. Office GiiooftsGde Der
baltimore; unS GaInertsstraBe ~Gontirenial
1ruit glliieira" unb gIbaueb's. Glr. 100. 9lorb.
SbarIessstrabe. Camper nit r%,initeb" Sun.
fertelearapbensS bftenl atseetaitety
8raftoent II. Sen. sMdnaoer. Geil. paif. .Moeni
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@cNern MaryIamS-G ;ienbahx.
BeQtnneno 1r1 90. SeptsMbet.
gerIdbt 9tlsn.edtgsof

Weetnneno ar, 60. Geptsutbet.
YertG6t .3tuensBdtgsuf:
Sdglt6:
4.to WoresusLS1nelSns, .SaserStoirn, .R. B
"a. 9ip.,S @npfeSboro, 9bdmbet1bu.3 uio.
aiis!9en outnteti SonrtogS, SaHcGd uio Gurfp
berldnb.
1857 Wsraems-meMider ggpret, Neftmintter.
1~lrionsYrioge, g,ruceoi1e G5tebertd urto Gris
liisbuI9. aasesnoulnten sorrtass) aSnbnes'
borc, Gbdrbershirs. &agersiorun. Sarrod.
CUMBERLAND, Glfiu$ (Sufet Sbfsrndttorss
Waserns).. 9ie Gnbftation otefeS 8nBe1 ON
Gointag III Sdgeratoiur.
ais aa4rrtttaes Accommodation ndA
.4.i5 saaIlffaas - s6nensue, emaptItnts.
Sdaerstopn, Snrcrd, StippsnSb,ra nnb,
GuseertonImei Sonttn9s, 6reSerid unb ents
ititsbnra .tRarIprsN 1ggor).
Sdglid, aasDcnpnirien gunHtae..
TOO glorseits = G)orf. y. unS 6. 2ib. ino
7.5o Observation-Disclosures mas xbirmont.
2.45 9unnttttags-grpreb mad Gubbrpcf @Ibn.
bon. gori, Sancper, Settpsbnra NIB .. &
!SsassSer. .gettnspare nno 9 nrS 1. HtO.
6.15 Mbeitos-silpm. mad linton Nriiae.
i1.so abenos-aio,m. naS linton ariba..
Gut Granfngs.
e.45 georsens-affom. mao linton griooe ntb
S1fcbes,
= &dit nint ON WcnnfhIbdnia.st bt .qdtnHo}. 81.
y. Mo6ettfcu, .8iccsH rM v. .0efbsQtf6df3t.
Y. ". Soiueu. n.sN1fnotefsuueff Z
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YGns bcn;sWrridlten.

Gin So9r. 3uhtballs .fiir Den Neger
Sarrp &ennarb. - Satte Der
@asgeieQid}aft lneiiin9ene Sdbrc
ocitpbIcn. PIE Stuot fam Die
giirgen .oes carbohydrates
pcrantportlih baltcn. Der
ihieoenes.
Ger 9tcecr &arrp aenluro mllroc
0cItern i'm Griminalgcrift pom Hit'
ter NilcS oiti Elm Sabr ms 3udt'
louS gcianot. neil CT Der 8asgeIell.
id)oft miiiingeuc @abne uno lonIti8c
Artifel geitoblcn bottc. Der Gleb-
ilubl mar an 6. Ge5emlber III Der
8nporor Ctr. .Stotion Ser @eieaidoft
tegan9en moroen.
Sic Stubt fann Srn. 1bo.
mas gurgen perdnts
mortli6 balten. D.
Ritter 9tiles in Ser 5Deiten ab'
tGeilung bes .@erifts ent.
ihicb gcItern ooB Die Staot Die Siirs
qcn bcs Stobt.N cgiltrators S.Semea
lbomos iiir bns ourh Die nngeb-
lid)en GiebltGble oeS iriibcren Glerfs
@m. j. IoipncS %entltonoenc Geti5it
pon $4,000 in Ser 8aiic oes Staot.
NCgiltrutors pcrontnortlid, baltcr
fam. Iic 9iirgihuit bes Srn, 1bos
mas bctr6gt $4,000 unb wuroe bon
Inn burd1 Die ,llniteb Stutea SIDE
litp onb Guaranty So" gcItellt. Ser
nGdltc Ero5eb miro nm Dor elmer
Surp Der 3. Abtbeilung oeS Srpe.
rlorgerihts itattfinoen, bic 81 cut
ideioen hoben miro. Oh Ole Stabt Die
gauge 9iirgidnit, eilcn Sbcil oeriel-
Zen pocr oar nid)tS 0opon boben lou.
Gber cinerIei. mic sic @eifmoreuen
cntiheiocn mogcu. bns Staots.Ip.
'reIlotionsgerid)t miro oos lebte @ort
5l ipredyen babeu.
@eri6tS Noti3en.
Gem 9eriht bes bisberigen Seltoe
mcuts F. He~eiitrotors Bart 6. Snlitb
fir oas nit Dem 80. Nopember abge.
ihIoliene fSisfaliobr 5ufolge repro.
icntirten Die abid0bungen, 9lbreds
mllgell rnb unbere Observation-Disclosures
Napiere, bic in ben smolf Monoten
IL, icincm Bureau cingereid)t murbell,
clnen Gigcntbimlsrpertb bon $43,'
S10.952.97. iua
Srou Worgarctbc u. Solonb reidte
iii Der 5rueiten slb%tbeih1ng bes areis.
Geridts cine Sheibungsfla9e Elm
'gceen ibren Batten Sobn s.. golonb,
zen iie .hciduloist, nit Der @attin
zines @altmirtbs Don @eIt-9olti.
more, elmer anbcren Srau uno Dem
Scbne eines EoliSei.Gopit1ns ein
Sans an berO t.6apetteltrobe bciildli
III boben. &ldgerin beiduloigt ibren
@otten oltf, i'm porigen CONNER in
@elellidaft bon Unoeren %SSralien nnb
ItGbtiihen @ebeimpoli5iitcn Illtomu'
h~ilia6rten .unterno,nmeit 3u babGn.
Iie Tomen Der Gcteftius pcrldpuei9t
lie olls Miifiidt Dor beren Soulilien.
Ser Yro5eb gegen Geo. y. McSoe,
SCR friiberen itGotiid)en Morftnlci
tier. Ser angeflagt lit, Der Stoot
500 acItoblcn at bobcn, wcldlc
Slinnnlc aber bon Der Samilie oeS
an9eflagtcn wieber eritattet woroe'l
lit, iinoet om If. Snnlor itott. Ger
Iro5eb iollte in oieler ISOLDE bcgin-
men. mlibte ober peridoben merbcn,
On Die Tidter feline 3eit battcn. SIS
%n;iiiien namlid) orei Hidtcr ben Sail
boron.
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Tus Dem Snncrcn MarplauS's nao
ben angrcnSenbcn Staaten.
&ompi um Bic ErGiiOcnt.
ihnf

nm bic &r1iiOcnts
y .rss -, DAFT.
Sn SagerStomn iillbet mor9cl Die
@abl Ser 9eanltcn Der ySagerStopn
Soir Niiocintion" ltatt, uno oltBer
Gr.Senalpr ., 2(bner EnttS beipirbt
lid ulld) 81. S. DfcEberion Scott Don
,Sogerstpmm mn Die TrGlibentidatt.
Sr. getts lit felt Snbren Er1iioent
Der @cieaihaft unb bate ME Sppo.
Iition.
Gem 6 ert6tSpcrfubren
ii bermicien.
Seiie 6. Stirc bon Smpfctolull,
8oihin1ton-@onntp, me4d)cr Dor etll-
den Sogen ben &eriu6 nlad)tc, einen
cIeftriiden @oggon ser &ogerstomn-
MepersbiQe Balm gum Gnt9lciicn 5lt
bringcn, neil cin Gonbufteur Ser
9ubn i'm abgefett battc, 90 or Gobou
ollf Dem @ogsoit mod)tc, tit pm Ell
ncm Srieoensfihter in Sogerstonrl
Ibent Characterization ii6ermieien
mor0eii. '' f's
2uftiNiff nj NJ It 4 der @
r,' @,efpIdnP ;.
Gic@ Sclpohncr bon Sa0crSt0un,
@oibinStblt Gdlrttp, 'l0sh., nobmcn
am 2Eritd1~ Tbcrh 5%uiittcr"7 uiro
s llbr ciir @nftitiif rp0Gr, ncIdeS nit
groBcr Wtidfuilioigftit itbcr bieStoot
iloo. @s miro %berniutbct, SOB cS noi
iclbc mpItcrioit 2llitidifi nor, mel
DIES Die 9eipohner ocs Stootca Moi-
inhuicttS in letter 3cit in Il.ircgllllg
periebt Got.
NItcr 8 or1htr Itirbt plob.
/ d.
Scr 'bci Colbert 1T Cecil County,
Mo., lp%obnboftc pohlhobeube Sormer
Gellbcn s. Gn9lQnb itorb am Mitt-
nod plosIidl, Gr erlitt cine Shlag-
onfoa, mobreno or an 6cnlter iob
unb hi1ol's idalitc ollf sic @inter-
lonoihaft.
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ST.. @m. 8eder,
%sestfrtrter ttutfdier. Mrat.
30.ti brfoe Nyr0ff6.

epeHaIift fnr Wdnner. uno S-ausn.
9rantbeiieM SeiIt " fiirseitesm Bet
arantbeiten, 9iisiliiHe iebsr art. Strif'
turen, @onufipten nerbbfe .G&pdNe,
SmpotenS. .Mterens Mnb 9Iafen'aranis
beiten. Office In Srn. @eder'S arntc,
mifhem gtps:eurl, sr. 70S, ch.YaItt.
ubr BorMtftaaS BITS 10. 1br glbsnbs,
Mitt,pod)s bon, 0 tltr Iormittaes btS
2 tlbr MahmittaaS unb bon 8 bic. 10
1te Nbenos. 9punerft1e bon. 0 tbr
gormittaes bis 3 tlbr @ 6TtttngS.
sxfsbIS, isbea ausHsk. UsuiaitsiioS
tret. tYeat5 aAe 49,
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BAl1lEmM&Cllllp

VSplebduHe wSS&oe CtHhoe uuI pW SeWupt uou
her Characterization na& @aihiMstuu an
Aaodentaaen 100 @orni. bis 800 Mbenbs.
Eulnere elbfatrt bon bet U1t. Rehabilitation.
9trefte Ntrttnbany In seS Nsuen uAiSns
stss!ss - kaittnstSn MT aass fasIiA Sebes.
UdiIiustsn, berlafvn Wf. NobaI.etottaa.
1905. :S,i5, t7.f0. sS.S5, 1885, $3.50 f1o.S1.
t1t.5s,. Silb5 Sorm.. st2.16. tt2.b8, tl.t.
.a.4s, ts.gc. Ala. +4.55, 1855 saa9rf, se.oe,
.1.So. f7.so. 500 $50. 900. 1000, tfii.G
fs'SS. .s sas;oG Ga;.oas le 400 'i .a:sS. .t ti;SS. t e. I g.
Winiiss). 5000, si0.05, 'It.05. .11.s2 NbbA.
Uvrn.. ti.25. 1880 uni 500 s;n4m.
eastystspu, Y1t. Ropdt,5seticn. +7.46 bcyu.
1850 ao9u. 9dulhen.Stdrson. t7.S0. t6.N
SDrtR., 1850. t40O Tddiu.
3ppal DGxe atne
saA Httabelytta xxA VeNJDere.
Rener terminus an ter Dtctufib1paratARsn
etrabe, ysaS.Dors, jequem na6 eotsID Hst
AN0ssoSe6 f RI
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Sambnrg : Mmerifa : Clinic.
41-45 groaSiDag, NeW.ycrt.
9trtbur %. 9iobiuu,
III Sit-Yalttmprc-Str II.
@ierdouts & Mimers sranspurt. So.

Sradt NIB EaNaaiere.
= 9,adl YuitD NIB bent Cten.
Soiilttng. Ntenttag unb 6reiidg. 6 llbr sIbetoS.
Ram Prpoibence nno benz Often.
Sonltae, Witttippd linb Sreitne. 6 llbr sbenos.
0af Rc,ppprt Mems.
SdgIidb, ulsacuommer Sonuerftag IL. Gamiiaa,
6 tlbr Mbenbs.
y Gra6t allqenommen tdelid, biz 5 llbr Tadln.
fiir o%enfelbeu Sag iabrenoe Suupier.
Nadl eauannnb unS Sad ipnutac.
Wlontd9, Wlttttpod uno Sreitag, 4 llbr 9lbenbS.
oalntsNilreou: 8ernars uto 2i9bt.Str.
..lt13.T&SAJ
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emit courts and to limit the fee to $50
except in such eases where the penalty
is fixed at death, Imprisonment for life
or any term exceeding twenty years,
when the fee may be 500.
Moanauli presented bill to grant
title to the occupiers of lands set aside
under the Kingdom for church, refig-
ious and burial purposes and occupied
for that purpose now, the title still re-
naming in the government.
Waiwaiole presented a bill to raise
salaries on Maui, as follows: Sheriff,
from $500 to $2l00 year; County
Clerk. from $1,000 to $500; Auditor,
from $500 to $500; Treasurer, from
$1,000 TO $500; Deputy Sheriff, La
hama. from 1860 to s1oso, and Deputy
sheriff. Makawao, from $500 to $1,000
Primary Law Tangle.
Resolving itself again into commit
fee of the whole, the House members
with Hubby in the chair. wrangleC
over House Bill lis, the same as Sen
/ ate Bill s. Furtado had presented th'
measure in the House and Chilling
worth in the Senate. The bin was ia
| bled. as given above.
No Court Terms.
Douthift s bill to do away with tn
| Circuit Court terms, in its mail
clauses, is:
.sThe terms of the circuit court
| NAV continue and be held subject t
adjournment from time to time unit
the time fixed by law for the com
neneement of the next succeeding
| term. Provided that Sundays an
legal holidays shall be excepted; tina
any term shall continue as long as nee
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Your committee recommend that
all appropriations for the internal i'm.
provements in the different counties be
considered separate and apart from
Territorial expenditures and that the
counties be enabled to provide for
their internal improvements by special
legislation.
Chairman Fairchild of the Ways and
Means Committee then introduced the
substitute bill and it was passed to
print with the report ON Senate Bill
No. 40.
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HOUSE:
CONTINUED From Page One.)

SOOA1'hH Iou Io1II axe OHe.y
year to the Territory, was carried on
final reading.
Kamahu discussed high finance and
wanted to know why a sinking fund
was not provided for to pay off the
territorial debt.
Rice agreed that the scheme of pay.
ing the debt was a good one but
thought that in the meanwhile it would
be wise to save some of the interest
One-eighth of the appropriation bill
just passed was for public debt inter,
aSt
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New Bills.

Douthitt presented new bill, mum.
hered 49,, relating to the terms Of
the circuit courts.
sheldon put in a substitute bill for
his one the Governor had vetoed. deal
ing with fees for assigned counsel. The
new bill is made to apply only to cir
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Approve Amendments.


The Senate concurred in the House
amendments 20 Senate Bill No. %, regu-
lating the law of compulsory vaceina-
ton.
House Bill No. "a, regulating the ex-
ereise of the right of condemnation by
railroad companies, was referred to the
Judiciary Committee, as were also
House Bills Nos 155 and 1876, relating
TO deputy sheriffs.
House Bill No 100, amending the
existing statute on the crime of burg
lary was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
House Bill No. l65. relating to the
treatment of leprosy, was referred To
! the Public Health Committee. House
! Bill No. III, amending the Municipal
Act. was handed over to the consider
/ alton of the judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. 1874, drafted by the
/ judiciary Committee in accordance
| with the demand for some salutary law
to enforce promptness and care upon
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A resolution was introduced by Co
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-12-02

s' Sss % M' S%snts. 10 the County "
Ar a County Court held at the County
court room In and for said county Friday,
November 18Th A.. d., isOS.
~ the matter OF the estate OF Thomss IL.
Vuiggie Deceased.
Oo reading and nitng the petition OF
Andrew J. Mace praying that the instrument
nled on the 10th day OF November. 1909, and
supporting 10 TO the last WIN and Testament
u the said deceased may be proved, ap-
proved. probated, alloweda and recorded asthe
last VIII and Testament OF the said Thomas
", Quiggle deceased, aud that the execution
~ the instrument may no committed, and
the administration Of said estate may he
granted to ANDREW J. Mace as administrator
with will annexed.
that Tuesday the 2lst day Of
December \. ~. 1903, at one o'clock y. M, Is
assigned for hearing said petition when all
persons interested In said matter may appear
nj n County Cour To bs held In and for said
county aud show cause why the prayer o'
petition should not he granted: and that
notice OF the tendency OF said petition and
the hearing thereof be given Ia all persons
interested I'm said matter, by publishing n
eopy OF this order In the Red Cloud chief, "A
weekly newspaper printed In said county.
Tor three successive weeks prior to said day
VI hearing. I. W. EDSON,
(SeaD County Judge.
W. J.. Button attorney for petitioner. i2.l7
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-12-02
Notice TO Creditors.

state OF Nebraska In the County Court.
Webster County
IN the matter Of the estate OF william An
cop. Deceased.
Notice In hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against william Ailsop'
eats Of Webster county. deceased, hat the
time fixed for ding claims against SAID
estate 10 elk months from tho End day Of
: vvcember isps.
All such persons are required to present
heir eisams, With ths s~vouchers, 10 the
~.,ounty Judge OF said county. 'st MS once
therein. on or before the Ind day OF June
,sio; and all cia+us 20 Hied ~hAbe hssrd DC
tore the said Judge on the srd day OF June
,sto. a. one O'Clock p. m; and that the nd.
u,nis,rstrix Ia allowed n year from the
w,h day OF November 1909, In which to pay
The debts allowed against said estate and
settle the same. i. W. Epsos,
,Sexi t2a County Judge.