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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
ALL WANT CHICKENS
When Spring Comes Around
Mans Mind Turns to Them.
Feverlsh Anxiety for Poultry Is Shown
In Kentucky Newspaper Contain
Ing Advertisements In "For
Exchange" Column.

Galveston, Tex.-When the gentle
sunshine Of springtime opens the buds
and fills the mind Of man with doubts
as to whether. after all, life isn't worth
living, the soul Of the average man
apparently turns to chickens. Pick
up a newspaper at random and see
how the yearning of his soul displays
itself, in cold type.
Below are some %yearnings taken
from the classified advertisements of
a Kentucky newspaper; Kentucky be-
ing selected as a central point from
which to view this feverish yearning
for poultry, says the News. The ad-
~vertisements following were under the
heading "For Exchange" and in one
issue of IN afternoon paper:
IS. G. Black Minorca eggs for COM
mon hens"
Female collie for chickens"
Good bicycle, Just in need of front
tire and chain, for chickens"
Pair Of ball-bearing skates and BIZ
cycle with clincher tire for chickens"
Sewing machine, bench wringer,
and light harness for chickens"
Full paid, 1920 correspondence
school course for chickens"
Maple trees and fine strawberry
plants for Black Minorca or other
chickens"
Outdoor brooder, 6o-egg incubator
and Springfield rifle for chickens"
white Leghorn rooster for chick
ems"
Platform wagon, push pole and
shafts, top, for IS chickens"
"Set Of good buggy harness for six
good hens"
Grocery scales, capacity 200 pounds,
for chickens or ducks"
Party dress for chickens"
water motor, large willow rocker,
jardiniere and artificial plant for
table for chickens"
Visible typewriter for chickens"
Incubator and brooder for chick
ems"
Spring wagon for incubator"
Large size 1900 washer for Blue
;Andalusian chickens, Golden Sea
Bright Bantams or Picking ducks"
Thoroughbred bloodhound for Cor
nfsh Indian game chickens"
"Rolltop desk for good %brooder."
"Lady's gold watch for Black Mi
norca or Rhode Island Red pullets or
fcockerels."
Novels by good authors for chick:
ems"
Handsome peafowl for Rhode Is.
land Red pullets."
"Gold watch, open face, for chick
ems or ducks"
Goal vase, large size water cooler
and th%ree-burner gas stove for chick.
ems"
All of which would seem to indicate
that a great and overwhelming desire
for fowls is among u.s., leading us to
strip our backs and our homes, to sell
u party dresses, our jewelry and
pretty much all we may own in order
to satisfy this desire.
And who knows that some day,
Judging by these examples, the great
American hen may not be adopted as
legal tender as the savages used
cowry shells?' For certainly the
chicken has come to be regarded as
having sound value.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
Willing to

A t1m1d girl, unacquainted with the
city, rounded the corner of the Mint
arcade and. espying a youth gazine
%leisurely into one of the shop win.
dows, softly touched him on the
shoulder.
The young man turned sullenlv
around and inquired In a harsh voice
what she sought.
Will you kindly tell me the name
OF that big building over there!" she
asked. pointing her index finger at
the public buildings.
Why, that's City Hall, or public
buildings, or whatever you want ia
call It," he answered.
We'll, who occupies it?" she again
inquired.
The young man vas obviously
growing tired and let her question On
unanswered,
May I cd up to the top where the
statue Of the man isl" she asked in
a %quivering voice.
Throwing out his chest and putting
his thumbs in the armholes in his vest
he condescendingly replied: "You may
this time, but don't you ever ask me
again."-Philadelphia Times.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23

buwInan.-A lolal OF I,Vvv nIngs
have been made in the territory trib-
utary to this this town since January
1 last. Some Of them are as far as
forty miles from here and the total
amount of land filed on is 1000 acres.
Minot.-Colonel Alex Scarlet, Minot's
new humane officer, expects to reform
a few things in this city. Among the
offenders he is after are the farmers
who let their teams stand on the streets
all day without feeding and watering.
Jamestown.-Bishop O'Reilly was
here %raecently and had a talk with the
citizens regarding a hospital. He was
assured that the business men would
furnish about 100000 and probably a
site. This should give the city good
hospital accommodations.
Williston.-Not satisfied with the
government census the order of Elks
of this city offered to pay the expens-
es Of another one if the city council
would sanction the taking Of, it. The
council very promptly did so and the
second count will be made.
Observation-Disclosures the Northern
Pacific hav laid off a large number of
men from construction work in this
state, the work on the Pingree-Wilton
branch is being pushed as rapidly as
possible. The sale Of lots in the new
towns OF that line have been a%nnounc-
ed for an early date.
Hebron.-The special farming train
has come and gone and while here
learned much about our clays. Those
in charge Of the train are authority
for the statement that the wheat in
his vicinity makes the best showing
of any in the state and that it is re-
markedly healthy and clean.
Carson.-Farmers in this vicinity
still have a large portion of their last
years grain for sale. This was DEM
onstrated by the fact hiatt before the
elevator al Almont burned, it was re-
ceiving 1000 bushels Of grain daily.
The company was unable to get cars to
ship out the grain and thus were
caught with a large supply on hand at
the time of the fire.
Fargo.-Three fires and a holdup
made things lively in this city early
Saturday morning. Incendiary fires
were kindled evidently with the inten-
ton of looting ome Of the business
places when the police and firemen
were busy. They were discovered soon
after being started. but the total dam
age will reach about $4,000. About
the same time the cashier at the hotel
Prescott was held up by a man armed
with a revolver and made to open the
safe. The robber obtained about 800.
Devils Lake Judge William Orr,
one of the pioneer settlers of this
county, died recently at his home in
this city.
Edwin Johnson, who has been a
rancher in this vicinity since the days
Theodore Roosevelt val holding out
on the Little Missouri. has sold his
ranch and stock and gone to the Pa
ciic coast for q new location.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23

the 10Th Legislative District
Vote for three names only
40. Anderson
Frank Gladstone
Ole Paulson
SD. Tande
The County Officers are:
Sheriff.
Vote for one name only
CD. Long
VIM. OXton
Albert Sparrow
Auditor
Vote for one name only
T,G. Anderson
Frank L. Curry
Gilbert j. Mustad
Treasurer
Vote for one name only
E. A. Erickson
K. A. johnson !,
Clerk of District Court
Vote for one name only
D. w. Vadnie
Register Of Deeds
Vote for one name only
.. H. Olson
States Attorney
Vote for one name only /.
JIM. johnson
Edw. S. johnson
County Judge
Vote for one name only
Adam S. Moote
Superintendent of Schools
VOtC lOf Ouc udmo only @ .I'.E'. H'
Albert G. Miller
Geo. F. Newton
County Surveyor
Vote for one name only
County Coroner
Vote for one mama only
County Commissioner. End District
Vote for one name only
Ole N. GrefSheim
James Park
County Commissioner, Bird District
Vote for one name only
Anton Hoyick
County Commissioner. 9Th District
Vote for one name only
GO. Brager
& j. ). Oxton
M. M. Stordahl
Constables-
Vote for four names only
VIM. Curfman
James Mckinzie
49,.
Justice OF the Peace
Vote for four names only
Albert Mickels
49,.
Precinct Committeeman
Vote for three names only
va" g rs
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strength and patience and tenderness
and courage and selflessness. Chat
think, would be the name of their
ideal-selfessness.) Can we remem.
Der that self1essness and see NO differ.
ence between 1t and the present fem.
MN lndividualism ?-Margaret Deland
in Atlantic.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23

UOu IIIlUQtO VI NQlIIOO " 10
Placed on Primary EIeC-
ton Ballot.
I. s. Mcpherson. auditor OF the county OF
Steele. state OF North Dakota. do hereby GER
tify and give notice that the following Is a list
OF the names OF candidates to be voted for at
the Primary Election to be held on Wednes-
day. June 10Th. 1910. in and for said county and
state.
Judges Of the Supreme Court
Vote for six names only.
@ w. M, Anderson
Z. T, Burke
John Carmody
Charles M. Cooley
S, Il. Ellsworth
Charles j. Fisk
Il. b. GOsS
William j. Kneeshaw
P. H. Rourke
Silver
Republican Party Candidates
United States Senator
(For term ending March Bird, 1917.
Vote for one name only.
Dennis Hannifin. -
Porter j. McCumber
@ Thomas F.. Marshall
Herman N MidIbO
United STAGES Senator
(For term ending March Bird, 1870.
Vote for one name only.
Onward ngerud
M AISLE j. Gronna
Representative in Congress
Vote for two names only.
Alfred Blaisden
L. B. Hanna
a. T, Helgesen
s James johnson
W.. S. Lauder
a T.R. MOckler
Bardi g. SkulasOn
Vote for one name only
H. H, Aaker
James A. Buchanan
G.. A. johnson
Smith Stimmel
George W.. Wilson
Lieutenant Governor
Vote for one name only. 4
Ushcr L. Burdick
J,B. Sharpe
Secretary Of State
Vote for one name only.
Frank Henry
W. M. House
P. d, Norton
VIM. r. Vosberg
State Auditor
Vote for one name only.
d. K. Brightbill
John Flittie
State Treasurer -
Vote for one nam only
GIL. BlckfOrd I
Gunder Olson
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Vote for one name only
Edwin J. Taylor
A.. L. Woods
Attorney General
Vote for one name only
John G. AdamSOn
Andrew Miller
Commissioner OF Insurance
Vote for one name only
, Geo. H.. Stone
Walter C. Taylor
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Vote for one name only
w G. Gilbreath
Alexander Macdonald
Commissioners of Railroads.
Vote for three names only
O.P. N. Anderson
John o. Fadden
W. H. Mann
c. F Massingham
J. I. Purcell
w. H. Stutsman
Senator for the 10Th Legislative District
Vote for one name only
Charles Elingson
Geo, A. Warner
Members Of the House Of Representatives for
the 10Th Legislative District
Vote for three names only
40. Anderson
Frank Gladstone
Ole Paulson
SD. Tande
IT. N ncc:,.
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Democratic Party Candidates

United States Senator
Fol term ending March 3rd, 1870
o for one name only
John B%ruegger
Geo 4. DuiS
United States Senator
(For term ending March 3rd, 1879
VOtefOr one name only
We. Purcell
Representatives In Congress-
Votes TOR 1--we names only
Tobias ID. Casey
M "A. Hildreth
Governor
Vote for one name only
John Burke
Lieutenant Governor
Vote for one name only
W.. l.. Richards
Secretary of State
Vote for n name only
w. f. Robertson
State. Auditor is
Vote for n name only
Peter 9. Rocks
State Treasurer
Vote for one name only
HalvorL. Halvorson
"aH- HH- ELanL LL . H-H HL- LN-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Vote for n name only

Attorney General
Vote for one name only
S. L.. Nuchols
Commissioner OF Insurance
Vote for one name only
Chas. s. Whittlesey
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Vote for one name only
Alex Morrison x
Commissioner OF Railroads
Vote for three names only
j. !, Hanson
+ Geo. L. Natter
L.. Walker
Senator for the 18th Legislative District
vote for one name only
Ed. Washburn
Members of the House Of Representatives fol
the 10Th Legislative District
vote for three names only
Oscar Greenland
Hugo Gunkel
r. S. T4unde
County Officers are:
Sheriff
Vote for one name only +
Chas. w. Lippert
Auditor
Vote for one name only
Treasurer
~ POLc lot one name only t #
-. ...... .......
Clerk OF the District Court
vote for one name only
Register of Deeds
vote for one name only
States Attorney
vote for one name only
County Judge
vote for one name only
\
Superintendent OF Schools
vote for one name only
County Surveyor
vote for one name only
County Coroner
vote for one name only
49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
County Commissioner. End District
vote for one name only
County Commissioner Bird District
vote for one name only t
County Commissioner, 5th District
vote FOR one name only
Constables-
vote for four names only
Ha
E
Justice OF the Peace
vote for four names only
r------..-..--..--. 1880.
-----. $3.50. ..---. --..-.-.-
-.
---.---------.--...- $500
Precinct Committeeman
vote for three names only
go.
go. ..-- t----.----
Witness my hand and seal this 10th day OF
June, 1910.
S. MCPHERSON.
Auditor of the County Of Steele
tSEALl State OF North Dakota,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-30
III CHAPTER NO. g 0. z. s.


& Of P.
keets every second and fourth Saturday
evening 1T 1880 o'clock, in Pythian Hall,
'orner Beretsnia and Fort streets. Visiting
ersthsrs cordially invited to attend.
e. 4. TAYLOR. c. C.
Z. 4. JACOBSON. K. R. S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-30
OLIVE RRAsoH REBEKAR LODGE NO. 2

Meet sev.ry trst and third Thursday at
1850 g. M in Odd Fellows Hall Visiting
2sbsssbs are cordially invited to sttend
MARGARET FERGUSON, y. G.
JENNIE H. MACAULAY. Sec Y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-30
roLYsasIA ENoAMPMENr NO. i.
aARMoNY LODGE &c 5. I. Q. Q. z.
rACvIc REBEkAH LODGE no. !.

Meets every second and fourth Thursday.
s. T:80 2 Il. Dad Fellows Hall Visiting
aekskEhs are cordially invited 10 attend.
MARY CRUDE, \. G.
ALICE NICHOLSON. Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-30
Hawaiian Special.

There viii he lot Of new and very
interesting Hawaiian scenes on at the
BONNIE tonight, and to carry out the
Hawaiian scheme more correctly. and
in accordance with the usual social Gus
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-30
TEMPLOR RANCH OIL Cu'

will be selling within NINETY JAW
AT 50 CENTS,
is the statement made by NJ. n M,s !.
wilson. president of the Lincoln Mo-.
gage and Loan Co, who has lu s,,,
turned from 4 trip to the Temn r1. n n.I
OIL Co. : property. In THIN ii ii A.
thew will be able TO pump theif ~
reef to Port Hartford. % ,s.l
The public IS Just beginning e. 70 9r lfr
i7s the WONDERFUL PoSsIBlLil',s,s.
Of the Templor Ranch. consequence
ACTIVITY in this stock ,r,r OP.
Have Won realized the GREAT h,v in
pPT1,Try in store for YOU BY o prsf
TFMPLOR NOWt IT IS HE D
BUY IN me me be- abe 70 sell this s,ss.
for ~ cents much longer 10 you, u max.
10" 'f first ravmen. Of o1e,fft' oo 81 q IS
f sa .L Ps"ir655 Shares Of TenPor s san
10. " fqr. and the balance . TGa
|.~4 IL +onr equal mon hhly ins'a a., vonr
Pr h. II, The ig' time you have PAL, l 81 least
S.o' Hr- N I ~ and perhaps 90 An 10 10
I'M IN VALUE Where can wv
a+.rer with your money p1-y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-30

CANOES CIRCLE NO. 24o. O. OF
Meets every second and fourth Thurs
o day Of each month, at 1880 p. m. in
. San Antonio Hall Vineyard street
OK Visiting companions are cordially in
IA vited to attend.
NY GASPAR SILVA. C. c.
LOUIS a. PERRY, F. S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-30

COURT LUNAILLo NO. $500, A. OF.
Meets every first and third Wednes
day evenings of each month at 1880
W p. N, in Pythian Hall, corner Fort
~ and Beretania streets. Visiting broth
IA erB cordially inv ed.
eSeN ". KELLE, T. r.
JAS. K. KAt LA p c. g.
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COURT CANOES NO. s11o, A. =. 2.
Meets every second and foul ii Tues
xdsy of each month, at 1880 p. m. in
San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street
NJ Visiting brothers cordially invited to
Ga J. R. PONTE, c. R.
H. PEREIRA. F. S.
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Puunuii

We are offering this week some
nice lots, also a cottage with
large lot. For further particulars
inquire at our Office. These are
bargains.
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THE
HAWAIIAN ANNUAL FOR 1910,

ls out, digger and better than
.ver.' Price IS Cents, OF $500 per
iozen. Orders for mailing promptly at
ended to, postpaid, IS Cts.
Dibble's Hist. Of Sandwich Is, long
'ut Of print, price $l75, or mailed to
rider, postpaid, $3.50 each.
Hawaiian Folk Tales, comprising the
argest collection Of legends and tradi-
ions Of the Islands yet compiled. price
sl75, or mailed to any address at $3.50
ZACH.
rHos. G. THRUM, Publisher. Honolulu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-16

hities. IN the past this practice % car
rHlng uncarned gross premium n resources
without a corresponding charge In liahii-
ties has been a favorite method Of padding
the assets OF a cooperation ana presenting
too favorable a view OF the condition ~ an
association
Superintendent Cheney says the last year
has been in many respects the most pros
porous year these associations ever expert
enoed- The increase I'm the reported assets
n an the associations 81 the state amounted
20 S2.65l. 500. and the reported resources ~
TIRE local associations increased MARTY
So coo. there having been a decrease in
the reported assets 81 the national associa-
tious resulting from the fact that 50 many
~ theuselre IN practical liquidation. There
were over Si.oo0 more shares in force ana
outstanding on January I. 1910. than on
January ], 1909. The report continues:
These results were obtained notwithstand-
inE the payment of Withdrawals during the
wear 20 the amount ~ Slo.99s. sal. and TIRE
nayTnent ~ matured stock 20 the amount
~ s2.oil6Se. making total payments 20
members during ths year Of sis.03s AZ
SO fer as can he aEcerfainen. no associa-
nons are az present being exploited in the
interest of officers. as was formerly the
case. and limitation upon the total Of
operating expenses 81 any such association
has beer embodied IN the law. This limita-
ton is 81 per cent ~ THE dues and divi-
deuds credited AZ the beginning of the cal
tied ~ the members OF the associations
which we're an business on the first day Of
January. 1909 amounted 20 Sfl.f97. 33l. and
their operating expenses for the year were
SsCs 3Ns The net earnings Of al the asso-
clauons ~ the state would appear g he
81 500 .-5l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-16
WIFE ACCUSES YALE ATHLETE.
Charles A. Carver Charged in Police
Court with Abandonment.

charles A Carver. who I'm lsOo. whna
he was a senior in vale was the strong
est man in any American college. vas ar
-a.Ered I'm the Tomts police court yester-
6ay. charged with abandoning his wife
n Illinois. He was paroled I'm the custody
~ his counsel. and viii have a further
hearing next Tuesday.
Mrs. carver saif I'm the witness chair
thar she and Carver were married on De
cember p. lel3. She added that she had
made "a complaint against Carver in chi
Caro last week. and that she saw the
jrdee issue a warrant fer Carver's arrest
Nr Carver's attorney tried 90 show that
the abandonment. II n occurred az All. oo-
CURED I'm this city and not IN Chicago
as alleged In reply 20 his question. the
witness said she was in this city last on
November =. when she and her husband
stopped az the Murray Hin Hotel she
said that carver treated her IN such a
manner that she went hack 20 Chicago
the next day and entered a hospital She
did not see her husband again until last
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

81 PREAfE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
THOMAS NJ BHke. plaintiff. as1iusr John
McDerul0tt. Thomas =. McperulOtt and Catha-
zine McDermOft. defendants.
In pursuance ~ "A I.igment % foreclosure
ara sale daily made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18Th dav
February. 1910. I. the undersigned. the Ref
cree in said Judgment named. Will sell at
public auction n the Exchange S1iesroorls-
Sos IA and iG Nesey street. ia the Borough
~ Manhattan. city of New York. on the efth
day 81 Mrrch. 1910. AZ II o'clock noon On
that DAY. by Joseph L Day Auctioneer the
premises directed o. said Judgment 90 be sold.
and therein described as follows
AN those two certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF land. situate living and being IN the Bnr
ough IN Manhattan. city ~ New York. bound
ed and described as follows
Beginning AZ point on the sOutherly side
westerly from the corner formed hT the IA
tsrse.fi-u of the s0uth-rlF side n 18th street
nIth the westerly side ~ Avenue g.. running
thence srtifhsrly and parallel with Avenue a.
rlrraf o. Two taII feet fheTce westerly and
parallel with 18th street fifty tJ0l feet thence
rrrfharfv ana parallel with Avenue a. uiuefs
mo tgsi feet 20 tine soufheriv side ~ 18th
street and thence eusterly along the south eriy
eff- III 18Th street ffty flel feet. % the point
Known as Gfs and ESQ East 18Th street. Bor-
ouah ~ Manhattan. CITY ~ New York
T1t.f Sew York. March T. 1910
WILLIAM a. Moot AID. Referee
PATRICK 2 a. REfENE. Attorney for Plain
M 80 1872 NHHstg street Borough % Man
haftan New York city
The foliowtnE o. diagram 81 the property
~ b. Sold its street numbers are Gas ard $50
East 18th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-16
FOR UNIFORM Law
Cheney for Sficier b. and L.
dissolution Act.

albany March l5-Supeflhtellu' ~
-, soto Ranking Department,
a. IS annual report % the Leslslat1ie ~
,.,,.g,i-c building and loan anc CO.
-. e.,ines and loan associations
49, ....-tors and careful consideration
-,,si,, nm emhody4ng his recof'-
,-..,.s.,l,,s for greater uniformity IN me
$500 methods of these associations- l''7
report says;
,.-.l rrosperitv which is az me
49, rir,b being endowed by tae
t--efi9rs az the STATE o. unaoA .t''-. , A., ~
resuit a. q very large eN.thL o,,,sf uri-
49, .'ir-Ination CT Improper lI.i-,,,s
ohich were IN vogue in some s.s5 t,,-r.s =,
4 ZEN wears ago. ana n cons -- fhe rart
fr confidence IN an associations %
"a ne rlhlic generally. ,o.t A, f.ras
r.,ri-.. ire period from lsse 20 l..s.,-efil-,s
-lrDrer 20 so-calci Dafional SS.,-..r- ~
were formed "..i.ca' ts ,,,.t expioitea the
t-e~sI r.-alic Ton Ire benett ~ o. -
~ promoters. The siniuni 80. ss-i.
rcVirg members ey ins sie - cEpenditures
- ars~fe' commissions ena olll, 49,
r-.es o..-. enormous. ana N..,l .,.t ~
t-t.- men the earlln-s ~ an as
so..s-ir- acre insuheient "a las teN- A
Frs-rn af free uithcf-s 90 ~ 49, ~.
49, winch prrsisient iisl- 80 49,
..-,,rfreiir robbed o. pay wtfnaraNing
D,en,bere and the fInes "4 ass -
were loaned over 81 wee L'-Itiol. L-et
ir-,iu 'eti-e ID flFP value OF The property IN
ubich he loans were made. and losses
Rere almost inekitalle. second nlollsag g
companies also foarishcq Tor a nme. hut
FC0r met their unavoidable fate
While tire Pracuces referred o. have been
almost enfirels Glsconiinue4 arc me. mvs-
Tor, sfrrcurlirE fhe operation ~ suCh core
rorafions has been gradually lispclled. it
would. % mF judgement. greatly incrvasr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-16
SToRAGE NOTICEs

TO ". ST. QUICKER. o. Holmes Butler. Mary
Sullivan Mrs. 81 RI Firth Mrs. CafoIvn
Huesfls Airs a. J. Haideft. Mrs Annie UIlner
Is. 81 Clentshire. Mrs Lizzie Mcdonald NIrs
fvah de g.. Richardson or Ivan d. g. Berg Z
H. HoYt Lena boualss. Paul Defrennis t'iar-
cnce p. Prince or Miss Ellen Heapv Ms Susie
A HUGHES. Katherine Richards Ludwig Rau-
mann q Go, and Irene B0umase. You anI.each
OF YOU are hereby notified mat. the time f0r the
payment 20 cur lien upon the property herein
after described having expired after due notice
thereof had been given YOU. we viii cause such
property. 20 vii, Household Goods. Personal ~
ferts and Merchandise. stored in the fpurlhia
St0raee Warehouse Or YOU or On YOUR name Tor
40 pubic auction. according Oh the st4fufe III
such case made apd provided 40 Nos. 81 ami 5s
West ttth street. on saturday April 81 1910
completed % sad date the same VIII BE- con
tirIed az thr came place on each AMI every
SATURDAY thereafter beginning az 10 "a q n,
until the sale o. completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WApFHor-sre
New york March lfth 1910