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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-12
ezARINA SERIOUSLY Ill.

BERLIN. Feb. 12-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Tageblatt PROCESSES
to have information that the condition
of the czarina is SO grave that she is
unable to recognize the car or her
children.
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NoIl1E-
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
that the certificate OF assessment of the whole
amount OF the costs and expenses Of construct
ing q system of sewers to be known and desig-
mated as
EAST BRANCH INTERPRETING SEWER
SECTION q"
said assessment comprises ali lots. tracts
and parcels of lana and zeal estate liable to be
assessed as aforesaid lying on that section 81
BRILL STREET,
BRlNSMAID PLACE.
HORATIO STREET
MANUFACTURERS PLACE.
McGREGoR AVENUE,
B9NIhAHtEs lAAEMLIE.
OXFORD STREET.
E aEFRhisarAifE sFREE
HAWKINS STREET.
PLUM POINT LANE.
CORTLAND STREET.
CORTLAND PLACE,
VINCENT STREET.
AVENUE L,
AVENUE N
VENUE o.
WAYDELL STREET.
FOUNDRY STREET.
CORNELIA STREET.
CATHERINE STREET.
ESTHER STREET.
LOCKWOOD STREET.
BLANCHARD STREET,
PASSAIC AVENUE.
EUCLID AVENUE,
ISTER AVENUE,
within the following boundaries;
BEGINNING ~ the northeiIy line or ST. Charles
street at a point distant about 100 feet westerly
from the westerly line of Berlin street: thence
northerly and parallel with Befiln street TO the
northerly line n the, Newark and New York
Branch of the central Railroad OF New Jersey
right of way: thence westerly along the same
to the northlrly line Of st. Charles street;
thence northerly along the same to q point
about 100 fc t south Of the southerly line If
Ferry street; thence easterly and parallel with
the souiherly line OF Ferry street to the rear
line of lots fronting on the easterly side OF
Christie street. thence southerlN along the same
to the rear line of lots fronting on the northerly
side OF Bonykamper avenue; thence easterly
along the same 20 the rear line OF lots fronting
on tho westerly side OF Brill street: thence
northorly along tho same to the northerlv line
Of lot No. 81. street number 1l Brill street:
thence easterly along the same. across Brill
street and along the n~ortherly line OF ErinsInaid
place to a point about 100 feet east OF the east
erly line OF Brill street; thence northeriv naral-
lei with the easterly line OF Brill street TO the
northerly line of lots fronting on Brinsmaid
place: thence easterly along the same 100 feet;
thence s%outherly parallel with Hawkins street
to the nertherly line OF Brinsmaid place; thence
easterly along the same TO the westerly line OF
HawlSins street; thence n%ortherlr along the
yamP TO n pe.nt opposite thu %nnrtherlv line Of
Horatio street. thence across Hawkins street
and along said aortherly line Of HIoratio to the
rear line OF lots fronting on Hawkins street:
thence. northerlv along the same TO the rear
line OF lots fronting on Horatio street: thence
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
aftermath of trade. It's the first cali that
saptures tho procession Of customers
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-12

Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
that the certificate OF assessment of the whole
amount OF the costs and expenses Of construct
ing a system Of sewers to be known and desig-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-12

soUTH FumTlENTH sTRnET.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate of VIM.
H. Widaman, who has heretofore gone
from this state and not returned to this
state for more than seven years or has
so concealed himself within this state
that he has not been heard from for
more than seven consecutive years by
the Judge Of the Probate Court of Au-
drain County, Missouri, nor by the heirs
of said VIM. H. Widaman within the
Jurisdiction Of said Court, and is cup
posed to be dead, have been granted the
undersigned by the Probate Court OF
said Audrsin County bearing date the
10th day of January, 29iO. All persons
having claims against Aaid estate are
required to exhibit them to me for al
lowanee, within one year after date OF
said letters, or they may be precluded
from benefits OF said estate; and if such
claims are not exhibited within two
years from the time Of the publication
of this notice, they will be forever barr
cd.
JAMES wlDAMAN,
Administrator.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
O. @. Daniels Opinion.

The Vandalia Leader said last
week:
We hear on every hand gener-
ally expressed approval of the pro-
ject to build new infrmary and
Jail for Audrain county. "What
Audrain County should really
have" said c. G. Daniel to the
Leader, els not only the pro-
posed Improvement, but also o
handsome new court house. That
building too is in adequate for
so rich a county as Audrain. All
three buildings could be built
and paid for and the people never
feel it. They would add to our
prestige. Audrain with he1
wealth and reputation should
have proper public buildings"
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

after visit of a few days with
home folks in the Beaver Dam
neighborhOOd. He has a position
as telegraph operator for the
Chicago & Northwestern Ry.. at
Newport. He is promising
young man and we wish him
success. The Message will follow
him weekly hereafter.
F. |. Hagan tickles our palm
with a big round dollar on re-
newal. Charlie Farrah, ditto,
also Geo. NJ. Herold. The latter
is at Sunnyside. Wash. He says:
."I see my subscription has ex-
pired. so here goes the doctor for
another year. We think the Mes
sage all o. X. 1t gives us the
news once a week from our old
county and home"
John Byars, down southeast of
Mexico, moves his subscription
date up one year. Mr.. Byars has
a 1873 acre farm. He has owned
it for many years; he has a patent
direct from the government
Says he had a fine crop of corn
last season, over 200 acres. Raised
his first crop of wheat last year.
1t was an experiment with him,
but he had IA fair yield and Is
going at it some more. He has
a field of q acres this time. Says
it is looking well but heavy,
Oeating rain would help it, it
lis "h2aved out" some.
The Message is in receipt of
very cheerful note from Harold
Browning, located at Spokane,
WASH. lie is claim agent for u
wholesale fruit and produce
firm out there Says he is pleasant
ly located and likes the west. His
many friends back in Missouri
will be glad to hear this good
news concerning him. He says he
read and fully absorbed our re-
ference of two weeks ago as to
the discovery among some an
cient ruins of what is supposed
to be the 18th commandment
and he wanted to know his sub
scription dues. Says he enjoys
the Message all right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

forty (40) acres: the northeast fourth
GA of the northeast quarter (t-4) of
section three (3) and ten acres of of the
east side OF the northwest fourth IA
of the northeast quarter (i-4) of said
section three (3) all in township fifty
two 1922, range nine (9) west of the
fifth (5th) P. M. in Audrain County
and the State of Missouri, containing
in all 100 acres.
Terms of sale as follows, viz: Cash.
J. B. WOoLERY, Sheriff
of Audrain County, State of Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
Surprised Their Children.

A8NA BAAaGNA &AgA 0AAAANAA VIZ
The Vandalia Leader said last
week;
Col. and Mrs. Geo. Utterback
last week concluded to surprise
their children with a present,
and accordingly sent a check to
each of them for $500. These
were, Mrs. NJ. N. Nelson, Jack
sonville, Florida; Price Utter
back, Vandalia; Mrs. Will
Daniel, Vandalia; Mrs. v. i.
Beshears, Pittsburg, Kan; and
LEICESTER Utterback, Spokane,
Wash. The Colonel said he
thought he would enjoy giving
them a little advance present
now, instead Of waiting until his
death for a complete division Of
property. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Utterback are in good health
and are enjoying the sunset OF
life with great placidity. For the
last few years they have been
spending the cold season in
Florida but this winter remained
in Vandalia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
Little Child Dead.

The Farber Forum contained
this item last week:
The baby daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. H. Stevens died Tuesday
night, age about 10 months. The
child had been i'll all during its
short life. Funeral services will
be held at the Catholic church
in Laddonia to-day, Friday, and
the little body laid to rest in the
Laddonia cemetery. The Forum
joins many friends of the family
in extending sympathy to Their
in their sorrow.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
SOME CASH; SOME NEWS.

Gus billiard is ahead again with
the Message.
A. 0. Boicourt is a new Mes
sage subscriber.
j. b. Gabriel. down Farbcr
way, is a new Message subscriber.
Our good friend w. c. Bark
ley called the other day and put
himself ahead for the Message.
Barton Hubbard threw us down
a dollar the other day and said
There's something to pay for
your next dinner; keep the Mes
sage coming"
Phil Ecton and T. J. Ecton. w.
w. Dowell, Y. f. Roden, Miss
Georgia McClintic and Mrs. n.
5. Johnston, all mighty good
friends of the Message. renewed
for the paper last week.
Here's trio Of good people
who renewed for the Message
Monday; G. A. Beamer. d. A.
Wilson and w. A. Wayne. Same
day we enrolled James Creed as
new subscriber.
The Message was honOred by
short visit MONDAY from w. NJ.
and c, f, Lander, who are visiting
their parents in this county.
Both have fine positions with the
National Poultry and Egg Co.,
at Atchison, Kansas. They push
ed up their Message subscription
date one year
Miss Alelia Rogers of Martins
burg, visited friends in Laddonia
and Mexico this week. Mi IS
Rogers paid this office a pleasant
business call last Saturday. She
congratulates us on the great
growth Of our subscription li3r.
We count her as a mighty good
friend of the Message.
We are under renewed obliga-
tions this week to two mighty
good men down at Rush Hill, II.
DoOlin and c. E. Casper. Mr..
Casper takes three copies of the
Message, one for his son, Clyde. in
Montana, and one for Prof. w.
w Clendenin, his brother-in-law
in New York City. Our best of
thanks to Mr.. Doolin and Mr..
Casper
r. H. Allison left Thursday
for his home at Newport, NeD.,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
Money to Loan.

We are better prepared than
ever to make loans on farms in
Audrain and adjoining counties.
long time rates and easy pay
ment privileges. If you want a
loan call and see us before ar
ranging for it.
Lakenan g. Barnes,
t IA Apr. Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale in Parti-
ton.
State Of Missouri
County OF Audrain

G. w. Ellis and Elizabeth Ellis
Plaintiff
John w, Ellis, raj. Ellis, JEFF.
d. Ellis, Annie White, Callie
Smith, A. P. Ellis, jennie Ell
lis. by her guardian, w. H.Wal-
lace, Arthur NJ. Ellis, by his
guardian, Octave Ellis, Nolan
v. Ellis, Octave F. Ellis and
Rosa Wallace Defendants
In the Circuit Court of Audrain Coun-
ty, Missouri.
By Virtue and authority of decree
and order of sale made by the said
Court, in the above entitled cause, and
of certified copy thereof, dated Feb.
ist, 1910, will, on Friday the 25th day
of February, 1910, between the hours Of
nine o'clock in the forenoon and five
o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at
the east front door of the Court House,
in the city of Mexico, in Audrain coun-
ty, Missouri, sell at public vendue, to
the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz: Forty (40)
acres, the southeast fourth fi-4) OF the
southeast quarter GA of section thirty.
four (S4) aud ten (i0) acres OFF OF the
east side OF the southwest fourth (I-4)
Of the southeast quarter (i-4) of said
section thirty four (3D all in township
fity-three 1851, range ts) west. And.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

Water was struck by the
we'll drillers of Vandalia last
week at a depth of 6S4 feet. The
water is soft and of fine quality
and will answer the requirements
of the waterworks and sewer
systems soon to be installed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

John Richardson and family,
who bought a farm recently IN
Vernon county, left last week for
their new home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

Rev. James A. Medley of Wes-
ton, Mo-, was in Mexico last
Thursday. He had been in the
east end of the county to see his
Imother, wife of the late Hon.
A, B. Medley, who is quite i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Zach Bpndurant.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

We have some real good bar
gains in new and also second hand
stoves, Also folding beds a
specially,
Phone 424. Fegan & Randle.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

b. A. Powell has established a
concrete block manufacturing
plant in this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
PUBLIC SALE.
Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1910.

On above date we will sell at
public auction at the Harper
Transfer Barn, located at the
West End Hitch Lot, in Mexico,
the following live stock:
% head of mules. These mules
are from 3 to 6 years old. 20 Of
them are mare mules. All are well
broke to work, good color and
will be matched in pairs.
5 head of horses. One dark iron
gray horse, 3 years DID,, broke tn
work and gentle, weighs 1886
pounds; one bay mare, 6 years
old, guaranteed to be safe in foal
to jack, weighs about 1850 lbs
3 other mares all safe in foal, will
weigh 1850 to 1850 pounds.
Terms made known on day OF
sale.
Come to this sale, and we will
show you a real live mule sale.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

VIM. Ragsdale, at Beebe
Springs is not improved in health,
we are VERY sorry 70 report.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

R. H. Edmonds is improving in
health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
GEO. R. J0HNS(
GEO. HALL

j. T. johnson and Jas. G. Ford
Auctioneers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
No. q.

of Missourl's present population born in Illinois
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10
Some sample Bargain Of Audan County Missouri Farms
No. 1.

sreamt 4, with
About $40 this 1909 Improved with
miles from r. R.
"a s
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

crop brings average per
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-02-10

transact the business
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
BRICKLAYERS NOT TO STRIFE
Serve Notice on Other Unions They
VIII Stay At Work.
FOR OUTSIDE MEN
Contractor ArranEes 90 BrtnE stone
Cutters frOn Chieags I'm Event
of q waIkous-Calawen
Leaves Tovrn.

Notice has been served On the Iron
Workers' and EnEineerS unions that the
brioklayers union wiz not take part in ANY
strike which may arise from the Evrnps-
thetie movement started IA favor OF the
iron workers and engineers. who struck on
the new court house sob a few weeks ara.
The number OF bricklRyers employed IL
small there being only eight or ten.
Preparations are being made by the con-
tractor, II iE said. in the event Of a STONE
cutters strike. 10 rush from Chicago men
to take their places. The Chicago men
being considered are thought 10 be mem
eerE Of Stone Cutters union, No. !. an
organization separate frcm the interna-
tional union. which is represented IN
Omaha
II strike If called IL win. as before. be
during the absence Of Contractor Caldwell
he left the city yesterday afternoon for
Springfield, III. 10 return during the first
part Of August II Is not likely that any
Thing VIII be Done by the unions until the
FIRST Of next week although the action may
be decided upon AZ the meetings Of the
Trades Council and Central Labor union
Thursday and Friday niEhts
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Nebraska

81. into the big plate glass front on
ne east SIDE, completely denoiiEhinr ii
r-oIl1naiely no one was injured ny the
no damaEn INV -
= hbhAskA CTTy-Nra Nellie Horn
NlooN % the late Othei Horn. a banker az
Syracuse, died Wednesday AZ TIE home q
- son Vel She was born In wisconsin
- ,Ieinoef %, 1870, and IL survived hv two
sons. Frank and Mel She p-ns a r,opuiar
NuIlan ano has been q resident Of this
oouhlg Tor many years. Her funeral will
o heio 81 Syracuse Friday
BROKEN BOW-The twentieth animal
picnic % old settlers from the northwest
ssClfon Of custer county. was cid today Al
Joy ner grove, six miles west OF Mer-na
- piSaslnE program, consisting Of music
: pesches- races and games of various
iInoA vas rendered. il IL estimated thai
over 81 pioneers and residents from thRf
part OF the county were In attendance.
NEBRAskA CTTY.-In the divorce osss
q maggie Vessel VS.. Marcus Vessel Judge
IreNls handed down a decision veEfer-iRv
lahe diVorce 10 the wife granting her
.e.o14.SV aHnony- custody Of the five minor
SAlioIen and ordering the husband 10 nav
neI - Der month for each child for fts
untn q is IS years 81 ARE
hoth or the htigants are residents 81 Csss
county ano the husband is quite wealthy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Sunday Sports
at Club to Be
Threshed Out
Directors and Members Of Rod and
Gun Club VIII Have Hot Ses-
sion Friday Night.

Friday niE,t h the time set FOR the con
test at the Rod and Gun club 10 determine
WHISTLER or not the members must abide
by the ruling Of President W. S. sheldon.
and abstain from all sports on Sunday ex-
oept tennis At that time the board Of
directors win have an open meeting. when
al the members will be given a chance 10
be heard Then the question win be
threshed out
Some Of the members Of the board Of
directors say they VIII never give official
sanction 10 Sunday sports ana viii resign
before they permit them under their re-
zine Members, on the other hand. saw
the directors ars elected by the members
and should bow to the win OF the mem
bers- They say that II a majority Of the
members desire Sunday sports they should
be allowed TO have them.
The fight is waxing warm and feeling as
Al fever heat because something rnus+
be done Sunday attendance has been fan
ing off and the cafe is suffering.
Members hold that the matter OF wha+
lney DO on Sunday is simply question for
ther own conscience to decide, ana thai
they don't propose to be dictated to bv any
board Of directors
II is claimed that the members sbou,a
have the privilege of racing their boats
on sunday II they choose and that they
might also choose I'D rides and play two
olo-cat on the diamond II they wished
Al any rate the water is bcsIing ana .o~,s
OF y Is liable 10 boil over Friday nixht NJ
the dance han AZ the club
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Bets On Jeff and
Wins His Fortune
Going Broke at Reno, George Stat.
ford Writes Home and is
Rich.

u George Stafford hadn't gone 70 Rem,
and bet on Jeffries he would not have vor
Al me money he did. It's an actual fact
however strange ii may seem, that Stat.
foHo Old go TO Reno. bet on Jeffries and
came back covered with glory and with q
fortune.
The Bee comes in for a little credit in the
sudden leap TO wealth Of Mr. Stafford. stat
ioro'F trip 10 the scene OF the fight by \
mere chance. happened 10 break into IN.
columns Of The Bee as 4 piece Of passing
news, when he wired for money and Il ala
the Work-rather more effectively than the
bet -
IL chanoed that a wealthy uncle OF Mr.
Stafford's who had been looking for ~.
nephew for several months saw the piec.
OF news in The Bee and straightway wrot.
TO ms nephew telling the latter of the for
tune that awaited him Another uncle Of
the prize fight enthusiast had died. II was
explained, and decessed's fortune feIi hy
Inheritance 10 Mr.. Stafford.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
State Sheriffs
Meet at Kearney
Officers Entertained by
Being Taken Out to See Cap
itol Hill.

kEARNEF, Neb., July l4--tspecial Tele-
gram. The Nebraska sheriffs met in semi
annual convention In the Eagles hau IN
THIS city today. Secretary Games Chtrnside
Il Fatrbury states that the convention was
one OF the most successful in practical re-
suits since the organization of the associa-
ton. twenty years ago. Thirty~six sheriffs
representing as many counties were pres
ent.
President ]. N. Dunkel Of Grand Island
called the first session TO order. Judge w.
- Oldham delivered the address of vel
come to which the president responded
The Commercial club reception conmittee
IN autos took the visitors TO the Military
academy and TO the Industrial school
showing the the city and Capitol am
and passed them in TO see the bali game
The presence OF thir1y-six sher1ffs seemed
10 confuse the players somewhat. After a
business session in the evening. sheriff
Sa-Innons gave banquet 20 the visitors.
The next convention win be held al Co
umbus
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Nebraska
TO END FILING
Deputy Secretary of State Makes a
Ruling on Point
ATTORNEY GENERAL FAvoRs IT
Adams Of Nuekolls piles for United
States Senator and a Number Of
Othsr Names Are Put
on List.

" -A-A n GAoAA AoIIe-A sfEoetLB
A-lNCOLN. JUDY l4.-CSpecia1 )-Depug
Secretary Of STATE Addison Wait has held
that the last Gay fOI filing candidates on
the primary ballot is Saturday. July 1s
M Junkin. before going 10 western Ne
brAEka- Figured that he would receive fl
ings up TO July -. but this morning Mr..
Wait discussed the question with the at
torney general and be announced that the
legal department held saturday to be the
last Gay for filing
W. a. George 81 Broken Bow. candidate
for the republican nomination for state
treasurer. has been a Lincoln visitor dur
ing the last few days meeting with repub-
hean visitors 10 the city. Nr. George is
president Of the Security state bank.
c Z. Adams Of Superior flied his name
today WIN the secretary Of state as a can
didats for the republican nomination for
United States senator. Captain Adams re-
Gently rcoeived the endorsement Of ms
home county. NuckoIis for this place
The following candidates filed their names
with the secretary Of state today:
W ?. Rooney Wayne. republican. repre-
sentative sentative Seventeenth district Did not
John J. Ryder. Omaha, republican, secre-
tary Of state.
-. = HA1lhIf NoHlatoch, uetuocfal-k,tspu-
Ast Representative. Fifty-stKth district.
Dld not sign statement No. /
John G. GRmlnin, Sfockvilie, republican,
senator, Twenty-ninth district. Did not
Eagn statement No J.
George ". wilfse Randolph. republican.
senator Eighth district. Did not sign
Ernest n Ringo. Papnaon. democrat.
senator, Fifth district signed statement
A J. Van Aistin, Omaha, republican. rail-
way commissioners.
G. H whitney. harrington, democrat. at
fOrneV general
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Nebraska
Two Grand Island
Men Crushed to
Death by Wall
Van Velzer and L Grady Instantly
Killed While Removing Damaged
Goods from Building.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July H-Cspecisl
Ieiegrarn while the wind was blowing
gale last night a force Of men continued
working IN the fire damaEed building Of
me Nebraska Mercsntne company rsnov-
ing lot OF canned goods. the labels Of
winch had been destroyed. and which had
been purchased by Frank Olsen, and were
being disposed Of at a fire sale. The north
Val fel and Clarence Van velSer and Law
renee Grady, both young men. were caught
% The tons Of brick and stone and instantly
killed.
frank Olsen. a man named Han. and
several others had close escape A lad
named Farrell, standing on q box car in
front OF the building. but sufficiently to
INC west 10 be able TO see the swaying Of
The Nan. gave the alarm and all made an
effort 70 get out OF the way. Vslzsr and
Grady veered around the box car. but were
caught within four feet OF safety. Their
heaus were Crushed and they were fright
ruby mAngied. Velzer was only recently
married
The building was erected with the view
Of carrying q wholesale stock Of goods. the
walls were heavy ana contained hundreds
1i tons Of brick and stone. A frontage Of
. ooot fifty feet two and one-hslf stories
rom the second story up. crashed through
NE box car adjacent to the one on which
ARIEL stood as II ii were Of paper.
The coroner's jury investigating the death
OK Clarence Van Veizer and Lawrence
SrAoy reached a verdict late today finding
NAT the men came 20 their death by the
falling Of the north wall Of the building
occupied by the Nebraska Mercantile com
pAny' said deceased parties being Al the
lime OF the accident in the employ Of r. ]. |
olsen, recsivtng goods from the Nebraska l
Mercantile company. The jury makes no |
-inoing as 20 whether blame Was attached |
o anyone or not Several Of the interested 1
parties were represented NJ the inquest by |
counsel.