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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08

1t is true that Elkton does not
compare iavorably with some OF the
surrounding towns, such as Newark
and Oxford These towns own their
water, and lighting plants, have good
roads leading into them, and both
have successful hotels. which is always
az Evidence of the prosperity of a
town, and a strong attraction to trav-
cling men, and strangers The hotel
properties N Newark and Oxford have
changed hands several times within
ten years, and at values three times as
great, for instance, as the Howard
House in Elkton recently brought. A
the town two good hotels, and with
out it such properties cannot be made
profitable as boarding. houses. The
bank deposits referred to. the larger
part of which is at 3 I-2 per ceut in
terest, indicate that there is abund-
ant capital in the community, but the
owners of it prefer small return back
ed by vhe best security, rather that the
uncertainty OF investment in industrial
enterprises. Several yeas ago an en-
ergetic effort was made TO establish
promising enterprise here which
would have given attractive employ
ment to large number of hands, and
while some citizens OF the town were
ready to invest in the enterprise, still
there was general lack cf interest,
and some representative citizens &C
lively discouraged the location Of the
enterprise here, which fact the editor
will no doubt recall One very great
improvement could be made to the
town if the Pennsylvania R. R. could
be induced to straighten their line at
this point, and build an attractive sta
ton on the south side of the track,
where it should be. There is ample,
and attractive ground for this purpose
north OF the present station and every
public spirited citizen of the town
would enthusiastically join hands with
the owners OF the Fair Grounds to
bring about this desirable result.
FRANK R. SCOTT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben

pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamn Ledley.
Mr.. Z. B. Fosnocht, instructor in
German and French, Riverview Acad-
envy, Poughkeepsie, N. ", spent the
holidays with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. |. G. Fosnocht
Charles S. Peacock, of Cherry Hill,
whom Clerk of the Circuit Court Cecil
Kirk selected as his chief deputy, quail
fed on Monday and entered upon the
discharge OF his duties.
Mr.. William T. Keethly and Miss
Clara Z. St. Clair, both OF this county,
were married on December ~, in
Union NJ E. Church, Fremont, Pa,
by Rev. Hiram McVey
The dance given by the young men
OF Middletown, in the Opera House,
on New Years Eve, was not as
largely attended as were some former
like affairs, but was in every way sue
cessful Elliotts Orchestra furnished
the music.
Rev. Wilson T. n. Beale, formerly
OF Zion and Rock churches, now OF
Salisbury, Md, on December 20 Off
ciated at the marriage of his sister,
MISS Mdly Nluulc pcdlC, " NIL w IL
liam Wetherill Foster, of Philadel
phia, at the home OF the brides mo-
Their, Mrs. David J. Beale, SIS CORN
THAN avenue in that city. DR.. Johr
c. C.. Beale, of Wilmington, a bro.
Their of the bride, gave her away, and
her sister, Miss Jennie Ritner Beale
was maid OF honor. Mr.. Jeremiah
| Foster, OF Scranton, Pa, was bes
man. The ceremony was followed by
| n receDtio1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
THAT JUDGESHIP GOSSIP

WYE are publishing on page 6
" bit of gossip about the judi
ciary in this Circuit, which
first appeared in the Baltimore Ameri-
can and has been since copied in
number Of exchanges down the Shore
1t is not very hard to locate the high
official source which inspired the ar
ticle neither is it very hard to indi-
cate the inaccuracies. such for instance
as its statement OF a retired judges
salary or its reference to Governor
Crothers as the leading legal light Of
the Circuit" These, however, are
minor matters The serious inaccuracy
of the article is its declaration that at
is understood Judge Pearce does not
desire an extension" Wonder where
that understanding came from. We
think the statement is born OF the poll
teal wishes OF certain gentlemen whose
fine Italian hand can be seen in the
inspiration and publication of the ar
ticle in question, and who make prac-
tice OF manufacturing situations by Just
such newspaper advertising. We chal-
]enge the right OF the American. or
any other reputable paper, to publish
such an article without due certfica-
ton OF its statements. Where, for in
stance, has it authority for the asser-
ton that 1T is understood Judge
Pearce does not desire an extension"
Such statements ought not to be made
without some foundation on which to
rest
We saw adviscdly and very emphati-
cally that Judge Pearce has never in
Dictated the least desire to retire when
he reaches the age limit We saw fur
Their that he has never in the least OBJ
Jected to the movement to prevent his
retirement. In fact, we have good rea-
son to believe that if the Circuit should
insist on his remaining to the close OF
his term and the Legislature should SO
permit, Judge Pearce would cheer
fully accede to such action. Well pre-
served physically. his mental strength
as vigorous and alert as ever, we are
confident that Judge Pearce .,,.; ,.u
rather be using his fine i-.'Ai aoiilty
and attainments 10 tne Circnlt ser
vice. than 10 sc 'pensioned" We are
likewise Confident that the Circuit
wants his service, and the Court OF
Appeals ought to have it. There are
lawyers and lawyers, and when the
State gets hold of one like Judge
Pearce, it would do wisely to keep him
as long as it can.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
Fell Under Dinkey Engine

Samuel Badders, aged 10, who was
employed at the McCalrs Ferry Com
pany's stone quarry, at Conowingo,
was fatally injured last Friday after
noon. He was standing between the
cab and tender of one of the small en-
gines used to draw the stone cars and
lost his balance on sharp curve. He
was hurled beneath the wheels which
severed both his legs. DR.. George
M. Stump was hurriedly called and
performed the needed surgical work
but the young man failed to rally. His
mother and two brothers survive him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
Peoples Column
What Is The Matter With ElktOn?

A recent issue of the Cecil Demo-
crat made the statement editorialy.
that not new industry had bean es-
tablished in Elkton in ten years; that
no houses were being built, and that
the town is standing still ii not going
backward.
While we do not question the inter
est the editor takes in the town, and
feel sure he has no other desire than
to see it prosper, still we tnink the
conditions here are not so uniavora-
Bile as he stated Elkton has never
been known as a manufacturing CEN
ter, and is not likely to be in the near
future, but we think the conditions
here NAV be more faVorably stated
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
CONSIDER

MR.. FRANK R. SCOTT, writes
M for the WING, OF this date. ,
Az - ,,ar,, f,,r ,,,J statapnat1t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
ESTABLISHED, 1877

Cochran Oler and American Ice Com
panies, died at his home in Baltimore,
on Tuesday OF last week, aged u years.
His wife and son, John Skelley( of
Baltimore, formerly of Elkton, sur
vive him. His remains were inferred
in Angel Hill Cemetery, Havre de
Grace, last Thursday.
Prof. w. M. Berry, who has been
the director of the academic work of
the Dinwiddle Agricultural and Indus
trial School, Dinwiddle, Va, the past
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08

six years, has accepted a position at
the State College for Colored at Do
yer, Del. The State College is very
fortunate to secure his services.
r.. G. Dunn & Co.'s report of fail
ures for the year in business on the
Peninsula show FIVE more for 1909 than
in 1908. The total for the year was
50 with liabilities Of $3II,oII.os and 81
sets of $2I3,656.32. The liabilities %
1908 were $2I6o65.oo, and the assets
were $Io6,644,67.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
31za3
y Your Health

Would seem to demand that you read
what Ambrose L. Ranney, A. M, M.
d. late Professor of Anatomy, New
York Hospital, says:
"Eyestrain may, and often doe
cause chronic and intractable disturb
ances OF the stomach. Chronic intes-
final and gastric disturbances may be-
and often are. companions in graver
disturbances of the nervous system
due to eyestraln.
Our glasses are made to relieve eye
strain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
Local lettings

The P, b. & w. r. RS net earn
ings for November amounted to $4,000
and for the eleven months ending on
November 80, to $5oo,7oo.
Zachary Humphrey, 65 ve.woods
was found unconscious, 'hear Pleasant
on Harry Warmers week, but it was
Hill, one dsuuld recover.
thoughtnbers of the Pennsylvania
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
Our Sale is On

Big Bargains all over the
store. Mems and Boys Win
terSuits, Overcoats and Trou-
sers at a off; Mems $40 TO
$35 Suits and Overcoats now
$3.50 to $26.25, and a big
stock for selection. Come at
once and get your choice.
Bargains in every department;
Heavy Underwear, White and
Colored Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs and Neckwear. Heavy
and Dress Shoes for Men and
Boys. 10 per cent. off Tailor
ing from Heavy Cloths, and
with no discount on thework,
trimmings or care in fitting.
This is your chance to get
good Clothing and to save
money with lots OF winter
yet to come.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19

@iQs $22.75; @cridieoenes $500; Maz
niGu 8rieftaiden $S.75; q. ". Selcpbon
g., Selep6pnzM iethe 1915; 3l1blic
@eruiee g., Qiht rlr1b @as I'M slpril
1910 $41.92; Geo. 6. 9crlpns, 3eugenz
so; Sobn Clinlinar1. @taat 9egen @m.
marfen $50; 1beooor sdmib. Musbeile<
q; 5d1dfer; 3e%usen9ebibr, staat gesen
Meilengelo bel 2ei@enie!au $40, Sobn
renen 8eridte $500; ct. glouS Sron
Morris, Mrbeit 1910; Saeob Stodaro.
Mnbetten bon M 4 be5iiq!i@ S1Sieial
@raben No: 2 $11.25; S. 8. slainan,
geiebIi@er 9ienit IN @e5ug auf SUB. @raz
ben Ma. 2 $3.50; Simes Yubliibing Co.,
@er0ffentlidlnng Der 0erhanblMngen Der
Gountpz8 ebDrbe $21.75; bes Sar SSub9z
ment @erfaufs $3.50; Deg 8eridts beS
8oaro Of Nuoit 1915; bes9letden 1915;
Der @erification bes 8oarb Of Iuoit So
IS; Ha1tlina Sru5insfi. 3%eugengebibr
gegen q. Sonas $1.36; Mnna Sr5biaz
tolpsfi besglei9en $1.36; q. S. Sidumz
perrin fir 12 8lanfets $16.25; Glen
@alfer, 3elgen9ebibr. 5taat ge9en 8m.
8adelpr $1.12; Sacob @eber, aommiiz
i6%rbienite uno Ieilengelb $97; 81. sc.
@elh Nfnfg. 60, "a &laiiifitationsz Ste
giters $18. - Nnf Nntrag purbe 80. S.
&ern. sc. 8, als gountb> Mrat fir bas
fommenbe Sabr nit einem Saldr bon
5000 per Sabr, 3nblbor monatli9. erz
nannt. Nuf Nntrag 8ertagung Biz 8
l1br anoern MorgenS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19
@ffi3ieW
@crbanolmngen bes &uarb bes Goum'
tD=Gpmmii1are BON Stearns
! GpnntD, Minn.
Sffice bes County Mubitors, @tearns
Gpuntn, Mi1n., 6. Mai, 1910.

Sfftce bes County, Muottors, 5tearnS
:. County, Minn., 6. Mai, 1910.
5pe5ielle 5ibung. - Sem
binterle9ten Mufruf 5ufolge trat Der
Gpuntpratb 5ulammen; ale @itglieoer
arhpelenb, S. 9. &ptpalfolpsft als gprz
ter. SIZE @ade bes Sobn 56uetber, etz
ncs ormen Mames, pl1rbe Ser 8ebDroe
poraelegt rnb auf @elud bes Sobn @al<
norf, 5uperpi1pr hes Conn 5p9il1g @il,
beantra9te &pmmi1i6ir &remer, baB ote1e
Mngelege11beit biz Sam1tag Worgen, 9
l1br, 5lriidgelegt 1peroe. Ser Nntrag
,plrrbe BON Saeub @eber nnterlti lb unp
ungenpmmen. - @eiud5 bes Sen. &uBz
manu- n,1o nes @. .@0ler ipurbe po1n
&paro lpegen Spr1nfebler perlporfen. -
Welutb bes Y6. Sa1en, ppm Sduloiltridt
$50. 5 getrennt unp Benz angren5eroen
Gduloirift SEQ. IS 5uge5dblt gu iperbeu,
lpllrpe Der 8ebDrbe porgele9t, al1genpmz
men u,b angcpronet. bab 0ffentlide Be-
fonntmadrulgen e%rlolien unb Elm gerbDr
aller babel intereiirter Rarteien in Ell
ner Sibu1g, nelde an 12. Suli 1910
in Der Office bes COUNTY = Mnoitors In
ct. 9lmtb in genam1tem County begtnnt,
gebolten perbeu ipu. = @e1u6 bes Wiz
dael Srpmmen1denfe1, bonn @6nlotltrtft
SEQ. 5 getrennt rnb Dem an9ren5enoen
9iitrift go: 10 5uge5ablt gu tperben, tpurz
BE ser &eb0rbe porgelegt, angenommen
). 1ll1b angeorpnet, baB Dffentli6e gfott5en
e%rlaiien uno ein &erbDr aller babel in
terenirter Earteien in elmer 5ibung Die
fer 8eh0rbe, tpeld]e am II. Suli 1910 in
Der Office bes County, Nl1ottors III ct.
Gloub in Stearns So. beginut, gebalten
tperben 1pn. = @ei116 beS Sran5 S9ipa:
gel, bonn 5dnlbiltrift n getren1t nrb
Dem a11gre15enbeu 9iitrift 172 5nge5dblt
81 tperoen, tpar0 Dem 8oar0 borgelegt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19

Muf Mntrag tpurbe folgen0er Bel9luB
Der bon County, aommiHaar S. 8. @anz
field einQerei6t tpur0e, angenommen:
Siermit beidloi1en. baB in l1eberetnftim>
muna nit &apifel 344 Ser ipe3iellen @e<
1ebe bon 1887 folgenbe &omites ernannt
unb aIs 1olhe &omites beboQmd6tigt
linb, l1nter Mntpctiung zines ie0en Der
qenaunten @omites @elb bem &ebennez
SsSonb bes qenannten County al entneb>
men anr 8ermei1ung unb 1ebermefiung,
gum @r0ffnen, Berbe1ern, gum 8au nno
Nepariren irgenb zines 0ffentlt9en 8ez
qeS ODER 5traBe irgen0 elmer i%nforportrs
ten 5tabt ODER 8iuage p0er irgeno elmer
Bride ODER &ulbert an trger0 einem Of
fentliden @ege ober 5traBe irgen6 elmer
inforporirten 5tabt ODER Gtllage IN ge<
nanntem County, mas iebt bonn Sotpn
in N%eparatur gebalten tpiro ODER bonn
Wiuaae ooer bon ser @tabt, in neldem
ge1,annter 0ffentliher @eg ODER 9trabe
irQenD elmer inforporirten 5tabt o0er
8iiQage, Ser iebt oher ipdterbin ausgelegt
miro: @riter 9iitrift = S: s.: &otpol<
fotpsti, Sal. german, S. s. @anfielb,
5ipeiter 9iifriff - Sal. &erman, S. $.
Ganfielb, S. 8. &otpaltomsti; 6rttter 9ie
1tritt - Sacob @eber, SSgn. &remer, S.
8. aotpalfotpsfi; bterter 9iitrift -.Sgn.
aremer, Saeob @eber, S. s. @olpaltops<
ii; fiinfter 9iitritt = S. $. ganfielb, S:
S. Apnaltotpsti, Sal. @erman. get
neiterbin belhloien, baB bteier BeldllB
%inforporirt uno einen Sbetl Der gerz
hamburger Der 1pe5telen @niiibung 1910
bes golntDratbes btlben 1oq. 9aotrt,
Sen 6. Mai 1910.
$. .. &pnalfotpsfi, gpriiber bes
8oarb Ser County gommtldre
bon @tearns County,, Minu.
- Sal. 6erman, sSSacob @eber,
ssSgn. &remer, S. $. @anfielo,
8oarb ser County @ommindre
bon 6tearn5 County, Wiun.
@eitatiet: Sobn g. Man, @on4tpz 4noitor
nnb erofficio glerf Seq 8oarb::
@efude Ser folgenb genannter Sori IT.
ber Ser resp. Sptpns, in tpeldem I'M Be<
tpiliaunqen aus Dem COUNTY 8egez nno
8ruden<Spnb fir Topntpegez nno 8riz
den< 3tpede na6gefn6t tpir6, tpnroen ser
8eb6roe porgele9t, 11nb auf Intrag ipurz
ben Sic Sen betreffen0en Namen gegeniiz
ber1tebenoen 8etrG9e erlambt: 5tabt ct.
@1oub, S. S. Stepbens, @ebiilfSporiiber,
81, 700; Soipn MIbanb, Sobn g. 9irfes,
$3.50; Miblep, @tepben @tnfe1a 5000;
GouegebiGe, 2puis @artig $500; @rotp
Gate, 6. s. Mnberion, 5000; @rop Ntz
Der, $. 8iermann $500; @oen Safe, 8m.
Mrnolh $500; Satr 9aben, SEQ: u.
Guale $388.50; Sair 5aben, Paul Wta9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19
Madmittagsiibung. ben 6. Oeai, 1910.

Madmittagsiibung, ben 6. Mai, 1910.
Ser G%onntpratb trat Der @%ertagun9
gemGB 3ufammen; ale Mitglteoer artpez
feub, s. $. &otpalfopsft als yorltber.
@eluh bes 8errnann 8enolten fur
Observation-Disclosures tpnr0e Der Bebor0e
pprqele9t un6 anf Mntrag bon Sacob We
Der, unferi tibt bon Sgna5 &remer, angez
nomrnen. Muf Mntrag pnroen fol9e11oe
Hednungen erlaubt unb DEM @e1eb 3u<
folqe our 3ablung nngepieIen:
$utpr Mbanb, @egearbeit in eScttoz
men 9, 10, Is unb Is, $245.13; Sotp1
Iair Sapen. Brideuarbeit in 5eetipnen
5 unb ~ 1888. so; Sotpn @ol1ing, Briz
| d%enarbeit in 5ectionen 20 nno 20. $24.z
90; Totpn 6olbinq, @egearbett in Gee.
33.127z8O. $$3333 SO; in Seetionen 10 nno
IL. S35.6O; III Gee. "a $15.71; in Gee.
20 $78.6 so; in Sec. 90 $3.50; Sopn Guy
emburq. 8eaearbeit in 5ectionen 8, 4,
g. 1. II un6 21, $165.17; in 5ecttonen
5, 4, 9 unb 10, $40; Eotpn 3apmon6.
@eqearbeit in Geetionen /, 2, 4, 5, 10.
IS. Is, II. 80. 80 $873.78; BrIdenar<
+beit in @ection Is $50; Totpn ct. @enz
SET. 8eqe< uno 8ridenarbeit in 5eetioz
men II, ID, Is unb is, $154.77; Conn
Wafefielb, @eoearbeit in section 90 uno
l27 $48. SIS; Sotpn i3!on, @egearbeit in
@ectionen Is unb 10 $3.50. = Bm. 8;
Mlben: @ebibren nnb Nuslage1, 9taat
gegen Nnbr. Sonas $14.10 1no 1915;
5taut gegen @m. 8a@elor 1920; Kanl
Mbles, @rpreB, Sreimarfen nlb Sra@t
1886; &eiie ausla9en $7t:71; g: ".
Mttpoob & 60, @6reibmdtertal %$28;70;
Yanl 8eauoreau, Sretmarfen nnb Negtz
itrarsgebiibren $134.19; @apmono Bruz
ming, Steno9rapben<@ ebiibr, 5taat gez
gen Qodert $3.50; g: 8ufopsfi, 3engenz
gebiibr. 5taat gegen Mnbreas Sonas, ST.
Sc; Sron3 8ufotpsfi, besgl. $1.36; S
s.. @anfielb, @ommiidrbienit nno @ei:
! lenaelb $71.3O; Srnu Una Campbell
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3el9engebibr, Stant gegen Mn1. BaeDez
Tor SLIP; 5tabt ct. Glpub, @ailerrenz
tie bonn /. 6ebruar Big 1. Mnt 1910 $780,
25; sc. s. Gleelanb, FIatte nn0 gtntra<
oen ser 8ermeHung bon gben 2nfe uno
SSarming $50; ST.. s.. Coates, @eldfpo<
renenqebubr, 5taat gegen 81. @er5og 81;
:. :. 9pnobne, misunderstanding
5taut qegen Saul Soldier $4.25; gegen
6arolb Chapman $4.25; q. Sranfe, Sit
tie 8iinDbDl5d en $500; Site 5eife 81;
SSrib & GroB, Spipn1bipz 8laiten $3.50;
Yrpbote 8lanfs $3.50; besgleiden 500:
25; Sran3 Sanbel, gbeeiez nnb Seltrd
$3.50; g. g. Soltmer, lleber5ieben zines
S6reibttides in @eailtrarszCffice So.
IS; Sornbam @rinting & Stationarp
So, &aterial 1925; @ubert @ans. 500
Certificate fir &oltage $1.75; Mnor.
@ruber, 100 GrabratfuB %@ementtpege
beim gourtbans $13; Sal. German.
@ommii1Groienit Mn6 Meilengebnbr,
$161.4o; MIfreo @arris, Gonitablez@e
bubr, @taat gegen Wid). @eisnua1m S.
20; @ebr. @inSler, @eparatur bon @dn<
%aen1utten fir @efdngniB $1.65; =: Y:
&imble, TriebensridferSgebiibr, 5taat
qeaen Sobn Soc $500; q. 8. &lafen,
fSreimarfen $40; S. s. &olpalfotpsft,
2om,niiiar6ienit 1no @eilengeblbr, $50;
S,Sgn. &remer, besgletdlen $68.30; &arl
8ropp, Neparntur i'm Gorrtha11s $62.4O;
s. Mt. @riente, elmer, @aherfrie9e nnb
Scribe $1.70; q. &ublmann, eoroners
@ebubr inn Sale bon g. Qamb 1925;
eesen 8abp 5patD $3.50; @einri4 $.
Qimperib, Observation-Disclosures
be3iialid @raben $50. 2 $48.45; Sobn
Qenans, 9plhmetiGergebibr, 9tdat gegen
SSonas SO; Mtlan0 Chemical 60, 10
&aQonen 5drubbenz COMPOUND SIS.
8. s. Morib = Sd~eriffsgeblbr, Staot
qegen 81. 9beim 1886; 5taat gegen Sb.
&autb $4.45; 9egen SSranf Spbiaa $685.;
Chapman $2.45; seaen Saul @ddter
$2.45; gegen @alter Hrettpnnan $2.45;
gegen 6. g. @ab 81; gegen @m. 8atz
9elber $685.; gege11 8m. 3odert, $1:O5;
gegen Nlfreb 9beim $3.50; gegen Sobn
Soc SIS; Sreimarfen $500; Telepbon
$1O.55; 3ieben Der @rob< n11b !&leinge>
idtporenen $27; Sderiffsgebibr. @tqat
gegen q. SonnS. $37.7O; gorIaoen ter
straightforward $98.95;; Der &letnge<
l$tporenen $112;5o; gef1itisans Der
1910 $14.40; I'M Mprtl $40; Der
5tearns County, efangenen I'M gtdr1
$61.4O; Der 5tabt ct. CLOUD i'm Mprtl
$500; Der 5tearns COUNTY @efangener
i'm Npril $56.8O. = Morbitern 9ruds
geieQidaft. N1eBment @eieee nno 8lan'
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angenommerl uno angeoronet, baB 0ffentz
li6e 8efanntma9ungen erlanen uno Elm
@er6Dr aller babel tntereiiirter Parteien
in elmer am 12. sesmli 1910 in Der OF
flee bes @onntb : Muottors IN Der
5tabt ct. gloub %begi,menoen Sibung
9ebalten iperoen 1ou. = @e1u6 beS 81.
Is. 6olber, pom @bnloirift 1856 getrennt
nn0 Dem angren3enoen 9i1trttt 66 3uge<
3d6lt 3u tperben, mnroe angenommen ut1D
a%,1georbnet, baB 8efanntmadung erla1z
fen unb Elm @erb0r a1er babel intereiirz
ten Yarteien in elmer am 12. Suli 1910
beginnenben 5ibung in Der gonntD<Mnz
bitors Office gu ct. gloub gebalten tper<
ben ion. = Muf Mntrag 6es @alenfin
@erman, lmter1tiibt bon S. 8: ganfielo.
ipurbe bns @e1n6 BEG S. @. 9ebler, bon
einem 6dulbiitrift III einen ar1oeren
trausferirt All tperben, bertporf len. Mnf
Mntraa murben bic 8eribte bes 8. S.
Morib als 56eriff fir Die Monate 0tdr3
unD Ipril 1910 nngenommen l1no Glntraz
allng Der1elben a1georonet. Mnf M1>
frug bon 8nlentin German, untertibt
bon S. s.. Ganfielb, lpurbe bas @eiu6
bes 8eter 8. &oner fir @iiderltattung
beaabIter Ser pnal1fel1er unb bas @e1u6
peS Sobn @ebler fir Mbi6dbungsz mno
5teuerz8 erringerung a1f @runOei9er<
t5nm gutee9siben u0 ser Minnsiota
5tenerfommi1Iion CUR @1lta9tnng emf
pfoblen. - Mnf Mntrag tpur0e Die Ylat=
tie bon 5arteu's @ie6eraufnabme bon
8lpd II" unb Got IS" anf Ser Solpnz
1eite BON @artem bonn 8oarb gutgebeiBen.
Mmf Nntrag muroe folgenper 8eidllB Sc
faBt, Ser bonn &o1nmiiidr S. 8. Ganften
bprgebra6t ipnrbe: 8e1dlp1en pom 8oarp
Der County &ommi1dre bon -Steaons
County, Mtinn., in elmer ipe5ielen 81
brng, 6ab ser Mubitor mnb Sdabmeiiter
be5 genannten @ountb hermit bebpllmddz
tiat 1nb a11gelpie1en 1eien, cine tbeilmetz
1e M6redn1ng Ser nidt bertbetlten gtel1z
erz@plIeftionen in Mnti5ipation bes @aiz
settlement 1910 5u maiden, inbem Sic
&olleftion Ser County, 9fepe1r1e Stel1ern
bis gum 1. Mai 1910 bel Seite ge1ebt
nerSen, nidt aber iiber bie Summe bon
$4,000 binal1s, n11b inbem bie beltimmte
5umme iofort Dem &rebit be5 County
@ebemlez 6Sono in ibren 8iiUern 5ugute
ge1drieben tper0e.
8. 9. &otpalfomsfi, @orliber bes
8oaro ser County, Gommii1dre
bon Stearns gpllntb, Minn.
= Sacob @eber, Sal. German,
s. $. @anftelb, 8par0 Der
County : Gommiiidre bon
.6tearns Gonntp, Minn.
8eitdtiet:* eSohn g. @nu, County, luoitor
nno egofficio Glert BEG 8oarb.
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$500; @ettp. $. 81. Sones, $500; @olz
Sing, 5tm1l. aotmoret $500; Strain, ST.
Mafob $500; Safe George, Geo. ".
5 $s%@: $780, 60 5s gate e. Re"e y. g @affe9 M s8oe;
2%l1remburg, Sol: @ol5 $500; g}at11e
Yrairie. @einri@ gteidem $4,000 yttllz
tpooo, Nuie @oe $500; @apmono., Sps.
gbenitei11er, $500; @odbille, SSobn 9. Of
to, $3.50; ct. @lol1b, g. 8. 2abr $500;
ct. Soiepb, Sobn S. Nertes $500; ct.
@enoel, Geo. @arnert $500; ct. Wtar=
tin, sc. s. Mc@pipen $500; 5pring 9tl.
Sobn BRAUN $500; @afefiel1, Wttdael
&ibmam $500; 3ion, @. S. Weber.
$500. - Muf Mntrag &ertagnng big 9
l1br Ma6mittags.
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gloub, ben z. Mai, 1910.

Ser @ertaeune genab trat Der 8oaro
3u5ammen; ale Mttglieoer antpeienb, S.
S. @otpalfoipsfi aIs 8oriiber. - Sic
Mn~gelegenbeit beg Sobn S6netoer. eines
arr1eu Mannes, nel6e am porbergeben<
ben Sage 5uriidgelegt tpuroe. tpuroe mie<
S BE-: erortsrf. 1ao na d 3 41e S t',a4s,. ae;a
aud ale tpeitere Gbiben3, bic porgebrodt
tpurbe, uro ba Der Sotpn 5prtn9 SIN
nidt bertreten mar, Inn @egenfprm9 gu
erbeben. 10 ent5die6 bic 8eb6rbe, bab
borliegenbe gbiben3 -g%eniigen6er geleg
iei. un6 erflarte, 6aB %genannter Sobn
5dneiber geietli6 Elm 8etpobner oes
Sofpn @pring Sill iei. = Nuf Mntrag
gertagung fine Die.
S. S. 8opalfotpsfi, goriiber Der
gountbz8 eb6rbe bou @tearns
County, Mfinn.
8eltdtigt: Sobn g. @au. gountb< Muoitor
unb egzofficio glerf bes 8oarb.
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Gin Sahr itarfen Qeioens.

Grau Carrie Mstep, Cumberland.
$500, lit I6nger als Elm Sabr an me-
lem Sails um6 an @ei5 i'm Salie, Der
|ie eine Mobt nod ser anoeren bulten
ma@te. sic gebraudte 8arner'S
@bite @ine of Ear uno bot ieitoem
feine Madt mebr ibren S4laf perlo-
rem. s9reibt an iie. gu baben BEL ser
Molitor Drng 80.
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41hem Smp wbt elm s Nfo @r elm m@ Shh tma omnMwsbn dt. unFnSon gu 9Hm pei
- hmmnibreut Eb .mBS aMMR 3mraonNng btM mW g eNm bic @uhM @rnmnmn n mTMn
@mmHn @ B gang bbnn5a Mgm im, @ub5 1ppubnnM men gu honM moMmau n nmm baM
gn bb %ramas M man MmS rnnkm.M % s%s % nSsms s %r inter- 1 MM 5MSm %s ned n@t sN9m
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@mtes 4a,a,aa sfirt 1896 8eiebt nit Dem alei
den Nateriai, einfade 6ufte unb qefaltetem Gfi t @ifet-,
aud y aoden @r0Be in oieier @uswabl. Infer CO OK
i~pe5ie1er &reis QOs7O