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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-03
Department Of Public Works
Sidewalk Notice
Detroit. July 40. 1910.

Detroit. July 80. 1910.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice that by order of the
Common Council you are required to
construct, reconstruct or repair, or put
to proper line and grade, brick. nat
urai stone. artificial stone. cement or
concrete sidewalk, according TO speci-
fcations prepared by the Commission
er of Public Works and approved by
the Common Council:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-03
Department Of Public Works
Sidewalk Notice

Detroit. Aug. 2, 1910.
To All Whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required to
construct, reconstruct or repair, or put
TO proper line and grade, a brick, nat
ufal stone, artificial stone. cement or
concrete sidewalk. according TO speci-
fcations prepared by the Commits
sioner OF Public Works and approved
by the Common Council.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-03
EAST sIDE-BooK D.

ID On the east side of Boulevard In
front OF or adjoining such lot or
rarts OF lot IL. between Palmer
avenue and Medbury avenue
plat OF Bestes' sub. OF lots 56 and
81 of sub. OF east part OF p. G..
67S. N. w. OF the Fort Gratiot
Road
(2) on the east side OF Canton ave
nue. IN front oi or adjoining such
lot or parts II lot numbered ST.
between Kirby avenue and Fred
erick street. John NJ Brewers
Helen avenue sub. OF lot s, p. c.
573. l.. Chapoton Farm, n. OF
Gratiot avenue.
(O On the south side OF Clinton
street In front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot numbered
120 between Elmwood avenue
and McDougall avenue, w. b.
Wesron's sec. OF the Chapoton
Farm.
90 On the east side of Mt Elliott
avenue I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot numbered
3, between Palmer avenue and
Farnsworth street, J.. Il. Mares
sub; on o. L. 81. Meldrum Farm,
go On the south side OF Theodore
street I'm front of or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot numbered
II. o. L. (assessed on Gratiot ave-
nue.. between Beaufait avenue
and Railroad. plat OF the rear
concession OF p. G. No. 10, known
as the Louis Beaufait Farm, as
subdivided by A. e. Hatlow June
10 1916
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-03
EAST SIDE-BOOK E.

% On the north side OF Burnett
street in front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot number
ed 80. between Van Dyke avenue
sub :, Of s7 Q. L. %. Van Dyke Farm.
CD On the west side Of Cadillac ave-
nue. In front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts OF lot numbered So.
between shoemaker avenue and
bacher's and JOS. s. visger's sub.
OF lots / to II inc, OF r.. r.
Jones sub, OF that part of p. CTS
257 and 237. W. OF Cadillac ave-
nue. and between Mack and Shoe
(3) On the east side OF Cooper ave.
nue. in front of or adjoining such
lot or parts OF lot %. between
Shoemaker avenue and Chaplin
street, Cooper's sub. OF part OF
the concessions OF p. C.'s i62 and
and o. LIS % OF Toms and But
lers sub. OF sec. 1, rear conces-
sion CT p. C.'s 257 and 3s7.
10 On the west side OF Cooper ave-
lot or parts OF lot numbered SO.
between Shoemaker avenue and
Lamb avenue. Cooper's sub. OF
part OF the rear concession of l..
amt Buffers sub. OF sec. 1. rear
concession OF p. C's 2b7 and ss7.
I'D on the south side OF Gratiot ave-
nue. I'm front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts OF lots numbered
3. between Robins avenue and
Hoicomb avenue. Van Wrinkles
sub. of lots I, 2, 3, s. 3. IL III. ia
and N. l12.0s II. OF lot II OF
Cranes and NELSON'S sub. OF p.
e. 64f.
ts) On the south side of Gratiot ave
nue. I'm front of or adjoining such
lots or parts OF lots numbered Al.
80. a.. between Parker avenue
and Maxwell avenue. wa,sch's
sub. OF o. LIS IL. 1s. 4! and is.
Cs 100 and $40. between Orator
avenue and Mack avenue.
I'd On the south side of Gratiot ave.
nue. in trent OF or adjoining s,cn
lot or parts of lot numbered GA
between Van Dyke avenue ana
Parker avenue. walsch's sub OF
Q. LIS IL; ls. Il and Is. sub. OF
and s7s. between Gratiot avenue
and Mack avenues.
(O On the east side Of Hubbard ave-
nue. In front OF or adjoining sucb
lot or parts OF lot numbered 20
between Agnes avenue and az
Paul avenue, Hibbard's and Pa
ker's sub of lots 4. s, g and part
ana az 'o the e. e. s SIS 'q y. Of q F. e So
[9) On the east side OF Hibbard ave-
nue., In front OF or adjoining such
lot or parts of lots numbered %.
between Jefferson avenue ana
Agnes avenue, Hibbard's and Pa
ker's sub Of lots 4. 8. 6 and part
of lot Of the sub. OF p. c. sil
and the Il. S3.s1 feet OF p. c. 723.
lo) On the west side Of Hibbard ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-03

Detroit. Aug. I. 1910.
To An Whom II May Concern;
Take notice that by order or the
Common Council you are required 70
construct. reconstruct or repair, or put
10 proper line and grade. a brick, nat
concrete sidewalk. according TO speci-
ncations prepared by the Commission
or OF Public Works and approved by
the Common Council.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-03

As are owned by you on or before
the nth day of August, 1910. or I'm de-
fault thereof, the same Will be con-
structed, reconstructed. repaired or put
to proper line and grade by the De-
partment OF Public Works. and the ex-
pense thereof. together with the cost
OF this publication, will be assessed
against said lots.
(4e) j. j. HAARER,
Commissioner OF Public Works.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
zydzi W Kr0lesWie.

w praskich ,,Narodnich
Listach" oglasza DR.. Rudolf
Rasze, zaimujace ]isty ~
Kr6lestwa ,Polskiego" pisane
W sympatycznym Ola Polak6w
duchu. w liscie pisze 0 Lr-
blinie i scharsk" teryzowawszy
jego przesz}o6c historyczna,
oraz stan obecny, poswieca
dluzszy ustep dzielnicy zy-
d~owskiej. M6wi 0 sfanatyzo-
wanych masach zydostwa, 0
braku wszelkiej ich }acznosci
re spo}ecze6stwem naszem i
tax konczy swoje wywody:
Geese zyd6w zajmuje sic TAX
re rzemios}em, ale bez zami.
lowania i zrecznosci; gl6wnem
ich zajeciem ciagle jeszcze
jest faktorstwo, domokrastwo
drobny handel i lichwa. Ten
i 6w przenosi sic do wieksze-
go miasta, zarzuca Rattan /
jarmulke, goli pejsy i .brode
j stale sic europejskim zy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14

Eje,>a Pan Bog mu tez b}ogo-
|slaWit DO miat dnia farme a
i got6wke.
S. P. Michal liczyl lat 81
p~ozostawiajac W smutku zone
Fpiec svn6w j try cork "a
mezre. Nojstarsza c6rka, pa
PAM Julia Blachowska dosye
zamczna darowa1a grunt pod
kcGc: 81 i do cmentarza, ma
kt0rym tez jej ojviec by} do
zony. Pogrzeb by} ~wspania}y
Wiel. Ks. proboszcz j.. VOL
towicz zajecha} 20 zw}oki az
do jego domu; pan J6zef Cru,
ba, nasz druch z Pucka, So.
OAK. a szwagier S.. p: Glesz-
.czynskiego by} tel obec>ly i
.pomagaf jako organista Wiel.
ks: Wo]towicza W ceremonial
pogrzebowych.
Synowie sw. pam. Glesz-
czynskiego przyczvnili sic
do wspania}ego rogrzebu, a
i sauna trumna kosztowa}a 295
dolar6w.
My synowie i c6rki Ease
}amy serdeczne Bog zapfac
wszystkim, kt6rzy brazil u
dial W pogrzebie naszego Of
ca tax miejscowYm jak i "a
miejscowym, a szczeg6lnie
Wiel. ks. Wojtowiczowi wyra-
fanny nasze najszczersze pc
dziekowanie. :
J. ~BLACHOWSKA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
NANTICOkE, Pa.

Jak W innych stanach tax
tel i u mas mieli5my pardzo
,piekna pogode ma: swieta
.Wie)kanocne al teraz praw-
dziwie wiosenne i ]atowe po-
wietrze panuje W nasz6j oko-
Icy. Bociany tez okrazaja a.
.nieraz i. zawitaja do jakiegos
.domu. iak to by{o u pa6stwa
Tomasz6w Gozdziaszek na w.
Union ul. gdzie sic pomno-
zy}a familia o ma}ego w;aru-
sa, Pa6stwo. Gozdziaszek.
Edziekuja Bogu re ma}e1stwo
i matka So PREY dobrem zdro-
win.
F Take i pa6stwu K. ku-
izewskim przyni6s} bocian te-
i }adnego ch}opca. Zy-
Eczymy, ably i nadal bocian
ME %zapomina} o tych ia mi
liach.
F. r. ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
Zadanie krwi

do oczyszczenia, znajduje CLOS "
wypryskach, wrzodaoh, bladej oe-
re, 'z6ltawym wygladzie, ciemnYoh
plamach i pryszczach ma sk6rze,
=. wszystkle oznaki choroby wa
troby. Leoz Ora King'a New Life
pigu}ki robla bogata, czerwona
krew, dale czysta sk6re, r6zowe
.llca, plekna cere, zdrowle. Spr6-
bujcle je. ESQ " apiece NJ. j, Ko-
walewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14

j w%spominac 0 mich ME war.
to. Ma og6l zyi* zydzi swo-
jem zyciem, Rosjanie swojem
a Po]acy .swojem. Ten objaw
trzech narod6w, zyjacych o.
bck siebje, a przeciw sobie,
z'lajdujemy W kazlem wick
seem miescie Kr6lestwa. Ma
tomiast wies jest ~jednolita,
polska".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14

dem. I. tysiecy zyja
po staremu.
" tenn odosobnjenniu ley
niebezpieczedstwo z%ydowskie
ME lyle dla Rosy, lie ola
Polak6 w. Zdaje sic, re jest
to zrobioue przez w]adze ro-
eyjskie 2 planem, azebv do
Polski wtloczyc jak najwiek-
sza mase WIDOW. wytworzyc
nar6d W narodzie. jake to
bedzie mialo skutki, przewi-
dziec }atwo. Juz dis zydzi
organizuja sic ~autonomicznie
maja silna prase zargono wa,
boikotuja polski handel j
%przemys}, polskich lekarzy
adwokat6w, g W kwestjach
politycznych stoja 2 regu3y
pc stronie rosyjskiego rzadu.
WygIada to paradoksalnie,
niemniej p~rzeciez jest praw~
da, vczo,ajsi rewolucjonisci
sa dis filarami rzadu. So co
prawda us:lowania asymila-
cyjne pc obu stronach, ale
wyniki ich 50 tax marne, re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
APPLETON. Mimi:
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wjarusa!

W1druSa!
Prose-, umiescic te pare
slow W 1amach naszego ko-
chanego pisemka Wiarusa.
Sp6zni}am SIC, jednak choc
p6zno, ale tax sic juz eta}o, DO
W dniu 80 marca z}o5ylim do
grobu zw}oki mego kochane-
go OLGA przy ]icznie zebranej
rodzinie, przyiaci6} p~arafian
ma cze]e Wiel. ks. dziekana
J. Wojtowicza z Pncka, So.
Dakota. Pochowalismy wys}u
zonego bohatera Micha}a Gle
szczy6skiego; nieboszczyk u
rodzit sic W Polsce ia Ka-
szubach, W Borzyszkowach.
Do Ameryki rrzyby} W roku
1868 do St. Paul, Mimi, a
niedaleko cd Appleton, zato-
zy} polska kolonie W roku
1878 pdzie mieszka} do teo0
czasu, gdzie tel sw6j zywot
zakohczy}. .
S. p. Micha} majac honory
szlacheckie, nazywal sic Scha-
mier Mrozak Won Gleszczyn-
ski | z tenn roszedt ma dru-
81 SWAT, DO zachowa1 dob1a
Ware i swoja polsko kaszub-
ska move i polskje obycza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14

tS@..&r. 49, @-M. GtEN 5EH5W.%f.ss ~, I#EsE-1&ts
siai stapowac pociag jak iie-
chat do Bremona wregiem,
ably BY. gotowy stroz bezpie-
ezehstwa pred tax wojow-
niczym rassazerem, 6. kto te
be]ki widzi W cudzem oku a
cafej sromy bled6w swego ~
cia ME widzi, Z. kto Dapastu-
je spokojnych obywatell. i
p1aci "a to kary zarzadowi "a
meryka6skiemu lyle ma dis
Polak 2 mad W;yty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
zas ma lima, .nuta zaspieWa}

zas ma una :nuta zaspleWa
i tax: ~ & .
Mill bracia bremondczanie
ia wan dis zaA powlem: :.
Re wasz Bremond pewno *nigdy
Me bedzie Krakowem, i:
A ola czego to sic sami
w kr6tc,e :sdymyslieie
A to, ze: samochodami
Koniska strasxycie
CHOP spadf z. bryczkii
A kon ueiek}
Inny z}amai noge .*
Trzeci znowu n~aprzekllna
MIN sie.uaaaw droge:
Z farmerow zyyjjecie.
z mimi handlujecie .
A gdy ktory zfamie wdz'
TO go wysmiejecie.
Wasi zywiciele
P}acza czesto ma was,
Nieraz znosza kalectwo
I wiele szkody przez was.
Powyzszy- wiersz, powinien
nieco zainteresowac bremon'
dzkich przedsiebiorc6w ]
MECH wiedza Q tenn, re te ich
tax wyborne: jazdy samocho'
damn ME beda ola Mich ko-
rzyscia. Farmer Il p}ochemj
kohmi juz tam ME pojedzie
DO 80 " kazdej chwi1i moe
spotkac jakies nieszczescie,
a ilez tak;ch wypadk6w 2 te:
go powodu juz by}o a je'
zeli sic farmerzy cd miasta
odbiia to miasto bedzie swie'
Gle pustkami. Co zas do kup'
na, to takich miejsc jest
haz Rrem0ndu Ola farmer6W
dosyc. Nizej podpisany ME
czyni tego ostrzezenia bynaj'
mniej W Elem ueposobieniu,
ale interesowani powinni mi
BYE "a przestroge wdzieczni
Z rowazaniem
BOGUMIK KRYSPIN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
Ma grunta- fanny!

Teraz mozecie jeszcze do
STAG dobre grunta pc unfair
kowanej Genie, cd dzieslet
do dwadziescia piee dolar6v
"a akier dostaniecie gdzie
juz jest wiele Pulak6w oslo
dlonych, a kazdego dnia
przybywa sporo familii ze
wschodu. Glunta kt6re c.
becnie So sprzedawane 20
% dol. "a akier :znajduja sic
o kilka. mil tylko- Cd Bel
field, N. Dak. Grunta te
wkr6tce beda drozsze dojda
do SO dol. "a akier; przyby-
wa tn wiele innonarodowc6w
a ola czego ME maja z tego
korzystat i nasi rodacy. Ma
my tez grunta= " oKolicy
Beach, N. D. tylko kilka mil
cd Montany, tam jest
juz kilkadziesiat polskich
j zabieraja sic do po-
budowania polskiego koScio-
la ! szko}y. Nasirodacy mieli
tam dobre zniwa vice maja
i pieniadze.-
Zg}osic sic pod adresem:
The Piesik Land
and L .!l''l Co. z
Belfleld,N N. Oak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
N why 2 AMERYKI.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, z
powodu dw6ch wypadk6w
tramwajowych, jake tn "a
silly zginelo jedno dziecko
a dvie osoby zosta}y Emier-
telnie porauione.
Jeden w6z elektrycznej ko-
lei wyskoczy} re SYN u zb:e-
gu ulic Kensington i Lehigh,
przyczem niejaka % letnia
Emma Evans i nieznany z
nazwiska mezczyzna doznali
tax ciezkich obrazen, ze gro
ii i'm 6mierc, rtszta pasaze-
row W liczbie 10zosta}a zrzu-
coma 4 siedze6 lekSo pora-
Mona. -
W ulicy 81-sz-j blisko
Eastwick ave-, przejeclat wGz
tramwajowy Is miosieczne
dziecko IzYdore Horstman
zabil ]e ma miejsu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
BREMOND, Tex.
Szanowna Redakcy0
sa!

Prosze }askawie odpowie-
dzieG panu S. P. Waco Tex.
re dostanie odpowjedz pop6z-
niej ma jego Jurisprudence
przeciw Po)akowi z mad Wi
sly, dowiedzie Oh mu: ktow
:tyka nos gdzie ME dali gro
SEA, 2. kto sic sprzedaje "a
.kieliszek w6dki, 3. kto jest
"a goracy a kto "a Jimmy, 4.
kto wojuie pie6cia i trzonka-
mi cd siekiery. 5. z kim kon-
miaf truble re .mu~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
Sito z1ozyl 2. 80 ,czarnych

Sito ziozyl . 80 ,czarnych
bande j grasowal wsr6d posia.
dlo6ci ,,bialyci-" mordujac
wszystkich mezczyzn, q ko-
biety zabierajac "a zony",-
Przesz}o 20 bia}ych przeplaci-
10 zyciem " ciagu ~ostatnie-
go czasu swa bytno6c " po-
blizu kryi6wek krwawego
zb6ja.
Miedzy ofiarami 1najdowa-
Ii sic kupiec Binskin z Gala
swa rodzina j kapitan Pratt
wraz z Gala zaloga, zajetego
podstepem .przez :rozb6jni-
'k6w okretu Eclipse.
W}adze chcac polozyc tame
zbrodniczemu rzemiosfu po-
.leci}y 200 policyantom kra-
jowcom, pod wodza bialych
oficer6w wykrycie kryj6wek
Sta i ujecie ca1el handy.
Plan uda1 sic, DO pred Kill
ku dniami otoczono bande
stoczonc z MIA bitwe, kt6ra
sko6czy}a sic ujeciem czesci
rozb6jnik6w miedzy mimi sa-~
mego~Sity, a zabiciem reszty.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Konfe-
rencya pomiedzy w}a6cicie-
lani kopalni W. piatym dy-
strykcie a g6rnikami ME do
prowadzifa do upragnionej
zgody i strajk potrwa co mai
mniej 80 dni. Rokowania roz-
billy sic o sprawe powo}aDia
sadu ~rozjemczegc, kt6ryby
miaf wydac orzeczenie, co do
nowo zaprowadzonego srodka
wgybuchowego. ="
Srodek ten powoduje wick
SEE kruszenie wegla, wobec
tego dodatek przypadajscy
g6rnikom "a iamanie i kru"
szenie wegla mateje.
Przeciw zwo}aniu sadu roz-
jemczego osWladczYll sic VIA
sciciele kopalni, Wobec czego
rcbotnicy ME chcieli dalej
pertraktowae.
.Zapas wegla W rzeczonym
.dystrykci w',y,'starcezzy ma mic.
siac. i gdybv do tego czasu
|zgoda ME nastapi1a. znajdzie
sic kompania " nader przy~
krem po}ozeniu.
Kopferencya zerwana, trivia
la przez diva dni ] W pocza~.
tkach zdawa1or sic, re uwieh-
Fczy ia pomy6]ny skutek II.
zawarc:e ugody.
'-- .-- --
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
MILWAUKEE, Wis, II

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, -Po-
"a miastem naszem Gale "a
"interesowanie skupione by}o
oko}o kwestyi prohibicyi,
w2glednie anti-prohibicyi.
'Mokrzy zwyciezyli we wielu
~wiejscowosciach, natomjast
osuchemi' staty sic miejsco-
wosci:
Warinette, Green Bay, Ra-
cine, GAINESVILLE, Beliot Bara-
boo, New Richmond, Platte
vile, River Falls, Fond du
Lac, Hudson, Delavan, Mon
roe j Trempleau, Edgerton,
Barton, Gray Mills, Alma
Center i Coon Valley.
NEW YORK;, N. Y, Union
Bank" W Brooklynie, misty
tucya stanowa re 7 filiami
zbankrutowa}a. Niemoznosc
szybkiego sciagniecia vie rzy-
telno6ci byta 'przyczyna kra
chu. Prezydent banku zywi
nadzieje, &e wszastkie depo'
zyta stron zostana pobryte.
B. c., Przyby-
iy tn okret ,Marama" PREY
WHO'LL w%iadomosc z wysp Solo
mon wedlug kt6rej banda
rozb6jnicza szerzaca pod swo-
i'm hersztem Sito, postrach
zostala rozbita, sam Sito wra2
z IL rabusiaml zostaf uiety
a reszta II pad}a trupem "
stoczonej bitwie,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-11-15
JUDICIAL sale.

by virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, rendered at the
August term, 1910, IN the cbancery cause
OF III. III. Neon against Wade H.. Belts, tho
undersigned Commissioner will offer f.r
sale at public Auction TO the highest bid
der, at the front donr of the court house of
said county, ON ruesdty
IHe Ljth Day IT W0Uen1ber,
1910 lie following described real estate aud
lumber, by the said decree directed to be
sold, to.wit:
certain lot or Parcel of real estate sit
nate IN the town Of Brooksvlle. Calhoun
County, West Virginia, on the Little Ka-
nawha river, in Sheridan District, said
oun'y and State, aud bounded and de-
scribed as follows: reginuing at stone
corner to a 10, owned by Il. II. Rogers,
ban9 on the public rold, and running
thence wi h said public road ". Az ". 7
pole, to IA stake; thence leaving said pub
lie road 5. ~ w. poles and III links
to stone, \. lil W. pole to a stone,
thence :. '0l w :. poles to a maple
standing on bank Of sail Little Kanawha
River and running thence up said river
with is ni.aIderS Ito poles to the line of
H. H. Rogers lot; thence with said line Y.
l'l + 10 poles :, the beginning, contains
Ing l.i3 square poles, being the same real
estate conveyed 70 Wade II Belts ana II.
ll.Neom 10y R.F ..iclSmaa aal wife 10y deed
dated on the 18th day of July 1904, Of rec
ord in tie clerks oniae Of the county conrt
Of calhoun comfy ia Dse! Book NJ $50 at
,agol II.
As, a certain lot Il humber stored in
in ihe bam on above described premises
estimated to contain 1900 ccct.
Terms Of S''c Oac third OF the p
ch'~a m'ucy cash ia band on day OF ,ale
the residue upjn credit Of one and two
years The purchaser givrag notes or bonds
with good security, leasing interest from
date for the deferred iustallnenis.
). NJ HAMILTON, Commissioner.
!, c. e Storcher, clerk of the circuit
court of CALCIUM cou nty, DO certify that
10 the pcpaly of 5000 o. has been Given
by the above named commissioner as re-
GHIred Icy decree in the above styled caus..
este; c. c. Stlreher, clerk
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more particular description Of the said two
tracts of land reference is here made T. the
papes on iic in said chancery cause.
Terms ,fS1le:--- one third of the pur.
chase price cash in handon day Of sale
oDd the residue upon Il credit Of one and
two yeas in equal installments the purchsr
giving his n)tes or bonds with personal Sc.
curity, dated on the day of said sale. due
respectively in one aud two years, with in
tereSt from date, ion said deferred in
stallments, the legal title to said real es-
tate to be retained as additional security.
\. G, MATTHEWS
:. -. Bell Special Commrs
J. NJ. Hamilton
| c. Z. Starcher Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Calhoun Comfy, West Virginia.
do hereby certify that bond in the penalty
of 100000 has given by the above named
special commissioner as required by the
decree in tn said cause
C. e. Starcher, Clerk
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What the Sentinel has to Say.
Issue of Nov. 81


The remarkable victory won
by the Democratic party yester-
day was the fruit of the signal
success of that party in rising to
an emergency. Thousands of
good Republicans, Disguised by
the misrule of special interests,
machine corruption and broken
platform pledges, looked about
for the best means to rebuke the
leaders who betrayed them. The
Democratic party very generally
throughout the country was co.
ual to the occasion. 1t nominat-
ed good, clean citizens, men
whom the people could trust,
and the vast body of indignant
Republican votes went to them.
1t was so in New York, so in
Massachusetts, so in Connecticut,
so in New Jersey, so in West
Virginia. In Tennessee con-
ditions were reversed and it was
the Democratic party there that
felt the peoples wrath.
The general result means,
above all other things, that no
longer may the dominant faction
of any political party deceive the
people with false promises and
then escape just retribution by
appealing to party patriotism
and to party traditions. The
people today are judging by
deeds, not by ancestral history.
1t is up 10 the successful Dem
ocrats all over the land to bear
always in mind that they were
elected because the people
thought they would give them
better service. If the enormous
Republican vote that was cast
for Democrats yesterday is to be
held in the future the peoples
expectations must be realized.
If the Democrats give good,
clean, honest, economical govern
ment they will win again two
years hence, but if they devote
their chef energies to the flesh
pots and pork barrels and become
embroiled in a selfish quarrel ov-
er patronage, defeat will be their
portion.
We have good reasons to feel
jubilant over the marvellous vic
tory, but we must bear in mind
that in these times the independ-
ent vote is a mighty force. in
diligently directed; it put us in
to power yesterday, and if we
prove recreant to our trust this
vote can displace us just as east
ly as it empowered us.
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NOTICE or a. UDICIHL
S.4LE

Iur,nu go authority vested in us by
declcecl lie circuit court Of calholn coun
ty, West y .rginia, rendered in the chancery
cau.c of To-, uGin burrows admiuistratix
Of a., estate II Thomas H. Burrows, de
ceas.i against ! ebert Burrows and Others,
at III, \Hg.-t term, 1910, If he said court,
the uc,r.- ed t,cial commissioners will
on tuesday
TIE ljth Day az NCrcmber,
1917, bcw',. the hours of . O'Clock "a. IN.
and o'clock a. 40 ni the from, d,or Of the
corHi'.D-, o. aid county proceed 90
sell 'oi ghe> t'ddcr 10y way Of public
auoior "a, follow ng de.crih,d real estate
10y .a.d C.crec ciIe,t ted To- be sold. llat Is To-
say. \ t.,c of 81 acres of land lyin- aud
ben -iIn. % .iis Run Of Laurd creek
in - rlr ,ufct calhoun county, West
vi in lwioh however Their cxccp.
ted 2 or )i' ol other minerals within
and aulodyir < ,he sumo together with all
nee, &c.. u.rInr AMI operating rights aud
privilege .Ncep under I acres OF said
lant, urr,. '.rg Inc dwelling hou.e locu-
ted t..u. he sad dwelling house being
in 9. C,r.. 1l said acres, winch said cx-
coI .a for the benefit Of ore Edwin J.
Pa 100 sold the said tract OF land to
Th.ra. l.. Burrows. the deccdent nemcd
in lHc d chsecet, cause; and known rs
the hanas II Burrows rrm For a
MOI lw cuiar description of said land by