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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16


Of affairs on tie Hermit islnrds. He said
that his ship was blown cut of i;s course
and anchored ono day close TO enc OF the
islands. lie was astonisiici to see none
lat women On tie coral reef, for 81 was
hardly more than that.
The women SWAIN like mcrmnids 20 the
ship. Trey told ~ the condition 81 affair
on the Island and wanted tlo captlin 60
leave some of his .lilors They slid they
would heap upon them all the Donors 81
darby royalty Il they would hut take their
residence among them.
The natives II the island have hccn NJ.
ways known D canni.-.i;. ana the snilurs
mentioned this rs = reason why TIC offer
was reluctantly declined slt the visitors
assured them that their days Of human
flesh eating were over Men wer, too scarce
10 10 sacrificed ia any such yulgn- Way.
Beiniart declares that 70 g. not tic ~
pus; Of the hushanai ass woincn that has
moved him T. prnicr. this enterprise. Tfc
says it is dissatisfaction with nr condition
Of the labor world AID ihc desire - Lad n
peaceful ovistcncr wit!icut having % s,rnr-
rio day and night for bread aud butter.
IIc wants to furin n republic on GO opera
two lines. lie says rs ), s. In tho south
seas the islands support the natives with
vc-y little work. By combining forces and
pooling interests he believes this Proposed
band can have all the comfort ~ life with
little labor.
Rcinhnrt, like many other Competitors
has been able Co Get very little work lately,
and he y disf,ssicl with the situation. lie
Is uncertain what tho future will bring
forth. and nc th!nks haprinsss and c1se
can be obtained IN tho manirss Edcn In
the south Pacific ocean. lie has already
secured the cooperation % several mon
like himself, and Lc experts g. gain fally
80 more ~ hts prorn-iiion In n short time.
The sriIcrnc W for 20 mon io put ur e9a
each. With this money DC expects h biy
a schooner and PROV sion her for the voy-
ngc and M least q years st1y ON whatever
island 1t may bc decided to settle upon.
ON first landing they win build fort and
then take possession Of tie tiilshlc ground.
| With them they Will take seeds and frui;
trees, ard Brinhart says that In n few
years thcy ought Tn b. exporting great
quantities 81 south -. island products.
Notwithstanding his proics;niions 20 'ir
contrary. IL Is slircyytiiy suspected that Car
( pentcr Ecinha-t nspircs Co the hard ol
/ Quecn Plea War. Her majesty. according
! t. Captain Bergman. j. "a very remarkable
woman. She D. tall. muscular and 81 Q
Z commanding I,rrscucs. and she would NJ
/ tract attcation anyvhcrc As she j. tbs
absolute monarch g. all she surveys In
Guiding the surrounding reefs and nfolll
that are unsurveycsi, she would DO n Hrca
! prize for the lucky man who might vii
her luslsy heart and mot ilosdicss hand.
Since the disappearance Il all the Incr
on the islands her nature has become great
~ soitcncd, and she now pines, Ne do las
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16

Thousands of men in every walk of life
all over the world are playing a desperate
game With Death tor an opponent They
are p!avir:g with an opponent who has every
advantage, and the outcome of the game IS
as certain as-Death. The man in any walk
of life, who is too ;,aTi-worked. too busy.
to take care of his health has only himself
to blame when the final break down comes
1t Is easy to keep health while one has ii,
but uphill work to win it back when It is
lost. a man neglects q slight indigestion
Then his appetite gets poor. That's trife
and he pays 10 attention to it Then he
complains of headaches aud it is hard to
work or think. His sleep becomes restless
ard he only gets troubled spells of it. He
gets nervous and irritable. Everything goes
wrong both at home and at business. He
persists il paying no attention to his
health. Then some day he breaks down
The doctor says nervous prostration or con-
sumption as the case may be. He has been
playing a game with death and has been
ci1eckrnated at the weakest point
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
an unfailing cure for all disorders of the di-
gestion, and the deadly Inaladies that follow
IN their train. 1t Is the great blood maker
fesh-builder, and nerve tonic. 1t cures %
per cent. of all cases of consumption. Il is
rinfaiiirg remedy for nervous prostration
and exhaustion. Thousands of men have
testified to their recovery under its use.
after al other remedies had failed. All
druggists sell il. Do rot deal with a drug
gist vino offers you substitute for he is not
only dishonest but willing to sacrifice your
health and possibly your life for few
added pennies of proGt.
clear COMPLEXION Any one can have
+; who keeps the blood pure. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cure consultation. One
is a gentle laxative, and two 4 mild cathar-
tic. Druggists sell them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
Pressure nj ,,e u.r,h,. Center.

The philosophers who have iirrrod on
the condition of things at the earth 3
center give opinions which vary WILDLY.
Some think that the oarih's interior IL
composed 80 white hot molten matter
Others ARE of the opinion that the pres
sure is so great that all subaa1ces have
been condemned beyond our powers Of
conception. Dr. Young goes 20 FAR ms 10
say that block ~ steel 10 feet square
would be pressed into "a block only 2
feet square IL taken 1900 miles below
the sarfh's fufface.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
Eow LAI NIT WAS HoIsTED ASHORE.
quatod war iunks lying near the pier were

quated war iunks lying near the pier were
covered with flags ana thousands Of Chi
nese were gathered on the beach.
Early in the afternoon war junk was
sighted heading for the bay close around
the point bringing the murderer To his
doom. A salute was fired from tine fort
as it approached Then the junks anchored
near the pier opened fire. First one would
let of three guns, and it would be replied
to by three from the approaching junk and
three more from the fort. Three times
these salutes were given and answered,
and while tho cannons were looming out
the death knell of the murderer scores Of
men in the boats. at the font and on tho
shore rent the air with "a deafeniDg and
discor;lant Changing of Gcngs ard cymbals
Before the sdlutes had ceased tho junk
bearing the prisoner had reached the pier.
\ boom was rugged out from one OF the
junk 5 masts, and from il tackle was low
cred down into the vessels hold. y dozen
lUsty sailors were soon hauling away on
rope, and mp through the hatch came
hneo wooden cage in which the murderer
croached, scowling and VuttcrinS inpre-
cations on his guards. Il was swung out
over the Iicr and lowered In the midst Of
q guard oi native soldiers. y dozen coolies
picked up the cage and started down the
pier with it, followed by = procession Of
the court digritarics. Tho people crowded
about the cage, laughing and chattering
~ the prisoner. Close behind the cage was
the executionor, e tall, muscular Chinese,
| Carrying q long. keen edged sword and
slaring florceiy at his victim.
While the procession was moving alorg
| the pier another company OF soldier clear
| ed space on the be1ch close II thc water :
| edge. and table and n chair wero set in
the center OF it Tie cha.c vas for the
mandarin
| The cage vas set down in front cf the
mandarin 5 table. ard the condemned man
| was rather roughly pulled cut from j. and
| forced down CT his Launches. Olo OF tic
court officials received a LONE yellow "trip
| OF rape. OF which v-ero some Chinese chat
! actsrs He held it up tetnTC hin with his
| arms outstreechod and turned slowly -Cuu..
SO that all within the circle could gaze on
the yellow slip Of psper. Then lie fastened
| it TO the end Of long bsmEoo polo ard
| valkct 10 the prisoner. The csher Crd ri
the role was thrust down the back Il bis
clothes. leaving the yellow s.-e1mcr. &c
q Gag. flying over his head This was tEC
| death warrant
/ The executioner then proceeded With bis
mart of the duties. the TrisoDer was oTle--
ed 10 get down on his knees Ills hands
vsrc shackled bchisd lis hlclS with I'D
I rus.v irons His cue was wound around
his head and the collar Of his jacket vs.
iocsened and pulled down, barring lis Icck
to the shoulders Tie cxccutioneT tGel
drew his sword from its sheath and set .h'
prisoner in position. sig-ifying 70 him &
poiut his head forward strctching his neck
as much as possible and emphasizing Iii:
instructions by kicking the kneelins r:aI
IL tue side. Tho bamboo POLE OF whic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
A PECULIAR BUSINESS.
B,eciinE aud Catching Leecibcs For the
..e= York Market.


James rariit ard his children earn
oil the money they make raising looch-
cs. for t;;s Voik Of breeding the blood
Suckers "a tie pariit farm On Tens
river. Rear Lacy, \. J., is nothing crrn-
pared with the labor OF catching them.
The wary lCcch will take hold q nothing
tCt human flcsh, SO tire incmtcrs uf the
PaTiit family. big ard lit;ic. plur-o
their legs into the swamp ard draw
thcm up presently with the Prey at
tachcd.
Farmer Partit doesn't seem 90 thiak
n Iiile blood lot.iiT hurts one.
','hey ~ n good as a dee uf spring
rEysic,' says hc. "NLy, fnc and the
boys get 90 fai and healthy doing nci hing
al VIII: ? that sge meet. something like
tE.s 20 keep rs IN order. j. we fshod
ico lore - . Zine. they might do some
harm, but wC know when 10 stop. Aft
a Tie season IL Owe we feel frcshcr ard
better than IL yge hadn't been lecchine.
They .ro jast like mosgaitoes-thpy
sack Cut al the bad blood and leave
the good. and that's why. 1 suppose, we
feel 20 good after . months worl, IN the
swamp. 4 think we'd all have malaria
down IN this wet place Il :; w.sn'i for
the lee hcs. Norman could wade through
such I.udholc without getting malaria
unless soni' hing hcluud him.
dis fam yields sec. 600 laoches a
year, and the price Is 20 OF 30 cents for
100, giving au annual irromo q 81. COO
TO the family. The market is k,w York
g. philadelphia. where tho lCcchcs are
a. distributed 10 he trade
Half i century ago this would have
been a great urs4ncas. LIT the belief ia
lecchus Las fallen oil IN tLis country.
Europe ciinrs 20 the practice. ..nd Paris
consumes 5000, coo lcccllcs yearly,
while London hnds nc for over 1900
coo year.
SamCs PaT.it or lis boys, when wad-
iilg, discovered the nTratnee ~ she lcrch-
os In his swamps. lie looked az the sab
9sct and DECIDED that h. would supply
tie American market. which hitherto
bad depended on Europe. H. found that
buyers preferred the Hungarian fellow
Of olive green without spots, or else the
German Icoch, with dark green body
spotted below With black. IL got fo.g
fptcimoils aud put them IN the pond.
They multiplied rapidly aficr ibc,r enc
mics. the water snake, were cx;cfmi-
mated, and soon the lrst lecch pc;la ia
the country WAS established. The young
are ready for market IN about "A yoae.
but icprolnciiun takes three years. The
average life q "a lcech IL - "a 20 yeau.
Usually healthy man can fish in the
swamp fonr or five hours without losing
enough blood 10 exhaust him. The leoch
has three JEWS and from 20 60 80 teeth.
When these got going, ia a short tim,
tue leoch will swallow i've times iiil
weight in blood.
All this Is more pleasant than Ga,
practice elsewhere about Now Yolls q,
iaiiening loocbos for the market GA dc
crcpit old horses winch have bccn nun
dcInDed 60 the boD,yard. New loll
| Press
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16

try Electric Bittcrs ~ remedy for
your trorbles' ~ not. get u bottle
now and get relief This medicine
has been found 20 be particularly
adapted 10 the relief ard cure n al
Female Complaints. eserting won
scrful dircci Influence 81 Qlsing
strength and tone 20 the Organs. u
sou have loss 81 appetite, oons;ips-
ton. headache. fsiniing spells or are
nervous. slceplcss. e,citablo. mrl8g-
choiy 90 troubled with dizzy spells.
Electric Bitiers is the medicine sou
need. Health ard strength are guar
an;oed by its zee. Large bottles
only SOC st EArtz & rlicmeyer's
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
PuDncaIion Notice,
sTA-E " ILIIHCis, &,
R1JS isLAsD COUNTY,

s R,5si.iIsn cousrr. Sa
In TIE Circuit court. September tenn. A.
1926.
II. II Sturgeon VS. Patrick Gregg Boggess, IL
chcn-c-y.
fidavit Of the pon-resiience Of Pztrich
Greg, .ogge.s. tho above defendant, that his
llace az residence !. unknown and thai uLon due
and all e inquiry lot be aecer;nined, having
Ieeu Il I'D IN the clerks Office OF the cfrcnit
c urt - fa:d county, notice u therefore here
by gwen TO TIE sail non-rr-tdeIt defendant,
t. at the complainant fled his bin of com
plain IN the enid court on the chrnrefy sift
H. cof OF the 18th DR. % August, A. ID. 1895,
AID that samn ons 8ss issgeG thereon out of
raid enart. wherein said suit is Iow pending.
,etuTnable on the fret Monday in the mouth Of
January next, a. il by law requisea
Now, unless you, the ssiG nonresident de
ferc ant above named. Patrick Gr"gg Bos
pess, SHAH personally be and aDps0f before
the sad circuit court on The fsst day OF tat
Iezl . I'm tn cof, 20 be holden at Rock 1sIand
Il anu for sad county, on the fret Monday il.
January mex, and plead, answer or denuI
o tue saiH compliments bill ofcnrnpiaini, the
ario aDS the matters therein charged aud sistcd
" h be .ikcn as confessed and q decree er'e5ed
pGinst you according 20 the prayer OF sad bill.
GEoRGE VI. GAaEL1. l9rs.
Rock Islsn,, H., Sept. 90, 1873.
STURGEON & JAssHALL, Complainant's Solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
G-a7-s lrnrn frlr e,.rii.

Alfred i. C0sloT, Northwestern uni
ycrs!.y student. went into = fraternity
house barn. Slowed away IN thc blrs
was tho faTapbo9nalia usc.i in limitations.
consisting Of skulls. bones ard other nrti-
rles. Just as Cosler looked ~ a grinning
skull he heard IL emit groun- The stu
dent lied N terror and alarmed his fellow
fraternity incn. IN Investigation was
made, and TIC groans were fogrd TO issue
from Il tramp who WIS snoring peacefully
on tic other side 81 the Partition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16


Presence CT 51ri.i.a:c and us Head
Displayed IS JTa-r-as g al Hi d.
ers.
With q booming Of e1r-ons AID "a hcct-
ing Of discordaDt gongs Murderer III Nix
head rolled along the sands C. the beach
near Kowloon. The executiorcr wiped the
blood from his sword with his iiarcrs and
strodc away, leaving the EcadilcSs trunk 20
tester under the hot san jest bcyord ting
lap of the waves CT the ccc1n that doomed
toward it as if in efforts t. hide tnc dis
torted form and wipe away tie dreadful
scenc OF q Chinese execution.
Tho victim. Iai Nit, had murdered n
Chinese detective. He had ro5cilcd acainss
the rule of the mandarin who had juris-
dici;1n over tine province " icr2 lie resided,
and he was suspected Of melting scditicn
against his governor. The detective vas
an officer in the army that does police
work as well as carries out the orders Of
the rulers both civil and criminal, and lie
had been sent out 10 SPY against Lni Nit.
The rebel suspected the purpose Of the CO.
t2ctiyo and one night. y lille tie latter
slept, Lai Nit plunged n dagger into his
heart, and after cutting off his hoa;i dr,g-
ged it by the enc down tho gutter OF the
street and hurled it at the door OF tie
mandarin, bidding defiance to all officers
of the law. An hour atterwart he was
dragged before the outraged ruler and
with little ceremony lie was condemned To
death.
DR.. Henry Howell, a missionary who was
visiting at Eowloon, witnessed the execu-
ton, and in letter described the ccre-
mony that attended the evcnt
The condemned mans punishment, he
says, with all its barbaric responsiveness.
was made as conspicuously public rs ros-
si5le as an example to all evildoers. Tx.
tensive arrangements were made for tho
carrying out of the death sentence. Oct.
IL was set as the day, and it was made /,
general holiday. Flags-hUTo yellow tT:-
angular slips OF bunting, en- blaZnrel with
fierce dragons-werc set flying from tbC
battlements OF the old fort On The point
that guards the little hay On tie shores oi
which the town is situated. Three art.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
a EIrdirac's Lecture.

Professor Kraft Ebing, who holds tho
chair of mental diseases a: tho University
of Vienna. enlivered his Instruction re-
Gently by allow ing a mailman, one of his
patients. t. lecture il Lis stead. The nan
is afiicNd By periodic attacks OF mania,
during which he is much more clever and
witty than when sane. lis lecture ON
1.-The Mental Condition of the Maniac In
Periodical Attacks Of Madness was a
brilliant Success. After it was over lie
was shut up again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16

The ca o nine tails wilh which con-
victs are aosgod, J. a long handled, nine
thorgcd whip, whose lasics are made 10
hard crrd about a slz.cclth uf an .nch in
diameter. not kEo.tcd. Lut whipped roInd
In tie end with Ems. hard twine wher
this Is used. the victim j. s;-otciscd cut a
TIA. lie cannot move a limb
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
Not All She Seemed.

An English beauty was in the habit &C
curling her hair with - Bank Of England
notes. She occasionally showed herself to
;iri.ars with her hair in this costly paper
She 5000 captured vecltiiy husband. who
discovered that che rnsa ilGoeiYar---for sLo
had borrowed the money she had ci-rlsye,L
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16

Luttrcl!, q well to DO farmer OF Memphis.
took her from the homo. she livcd ia his
family until size was -.
She IS a handsome girl. with dari: brown
hair. light blue eyes, aDc q rather Sciii1
figure. She sccn.s not IN c7iuIr,fcf.d tie
gravity OF i;sr crime. aud TALKS abuut Ee-
expected confinement In tic pcnitca;i-ry
in = jcs.iE.; Sort Of WY, and ssc-rs Tr1-iG
q tic f-ct that she Is cllsing 80 much
not1Ticry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
A QUEER EXPEDITION.
colony OF Husbands For the Maniess lsie
nj the South seas.

uolocy Oh k~C<o41ts TOT tfc AaHlGEs yalQ
nj the South seas.
I. }. Seinhnrt. n San Francisco carpen-
ter, Is tired Of leading hard TO mouth cx-
istence IN America, and. moreover, he Is
inspired with a roman,ic desire 60 relieve
beatty In distress. Therefore nc is trying
to raise body OF men To undertake n novel
colonization scheme. His plan Is TO buy q
vessel. equip it aud saii II the 81 John or
Hermit islands. In the south Pacific occan,
where no Inhabitants are left bus drsky
bellies Whose husbands and brothers have
been killed by cannitul WARS or taken
AWAY by considerations ilsckbiricrs.
Most Of the women are without hus-
bands. ms only fcw old men are left on
the Islands, and they win welcome large
number of men who wish TO leave behind
them the cares Of the civilized world and
take up the indolent life II an ocean isle.
Captain Bergman Of the American
steamer Bonanza recently sent the news
10 san Francisco OF tie peculiar condition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
Sra risa--d Tor rorzr-y.

Fa--ury Was formerly r o-iitsi ofCnse
IN Tn-iarf. aud a numbff 20 iBen have
ben hanrosi fnr making rgunfcrfci; fio-cs
on tie sank q Enslaild. On banker.
raniri Faurfi~-~-. se-nTei 81. 500 png ~
mems q c1ur-r-f.-its. rnd AZ "a ri1fhrs
aca.c- swirtici fhc iark GOT a. o. 90 90
4. a similar in-uDor Bosh were hagszoa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
emily Ready Errorrrc.

A Wichita girl rejected n young man q;
o O'Clock one night and within ~ hour ho
had proposed to her sister. whom hc found
ct neish5ors, and was accc-tcd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
A GIRL HORSE THIEF.

She Is Young and Pretty ard Father
Proud cg Iic- T-Plui..
Miss Gertrude Fisher, alias Foster. aims
Mrs. Irwin shaw, who was arrested In
Dayton, O., recently and Id ed ia the
Wilmington Jail on the charge &C larsc
stealing. pleads guilty to tie chu-=c. sihc
has had varied career, although she ].
but 10 years Il arc. s;.so was born "a: New
Antioch, o, and pl,ccd in Tic Clin;on
County Chila-cns hsmc as . very carly
age, where sho remained until = {. u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
LEGAL.
Publication Notice.
STATE or ILLINOIS. l..
PoCr IsIhHD COUNTY. 's


in the circuit co1rt, Japusry term. 1897.
Mary Hooia's ". Alexis nder oodsle, In chan
Gerry.
AFFIDAVIT Of non-residence Of Alexander Hood
ala the above defendant, having been fletin the
clerks oHice Of the circuit court OF sai1 county,
tice is therefore hereby given TO the sad nom resi-
cent dei.n5ant tnat the complainant filed her bill
OF complaint IN said couri. on The chancery eide
hereof, on the 25th day OF November, 1885
and t5at thcrcup1n = summons issued out Of sal
court, VII. rein said suit il now pending, Return
abe on the fret Mcnday liz The month OF
J,nuary next, as by law required. Vow,
unless you, the saia ION resident defen1.
ant above named shall personally b. end
sppea. before said circut court, on the fret day
of the next term thereof, 20 be holden Al
To.k Island n and fer the said county, on the
first Monday IN Jargar. next sid pead, answer
or demur 10 the sa.i mplainants bill Of cor
plant. the same ana the matters and thing
therein ohargeJ and Itated VIII be taken IS con-
fosssj, ard decree entered against you accord
ne - the pra,e Of said bill.
GEORGE T.. GAMBLE. Clerk.
j. ". BEARDs LEY. Cu1piatnant- colIci or.
k) & 1sIsna, H.. Nov, 25, 1855.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16

Mystic Cure for rhe1mstism
and ncarElg.. currs r. ! % 3 dsys.
IL action upon tie systsn 10 re-
nnrkabls and mysiari0us. II re-
moves ni once the cssse. and N.
disease imDcsis.Cly olsaprcsSs. Tie
drst cose greatly reliovos. 7s cents.
Sod ~ Otso Grotyaa. druggist. Rock
Island. ana Gust ischlscsl a son. 20
West Second street. Ds~earori.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-16
A CHINESE EXECUTION.
Tragic Fate of One Who Defied
the Mandarin.
TALE TOLD Dy 4 MISSIONARY.

A Rebel Delie:,cd on the T:eac., In tIic
Presence CT n Multitude and us Head
Displayed IS 2 ITa-r-as g al Hi d.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-04-08
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1879.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Office, Duluth, Mimi,
January 9, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliancs
with the provisions OF the act of Congress Of
juno g. 1873 entitled IAN act for tho sale VI
timber lands in the States of California
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory"
as extended to all the public land states By
act of August 4. 1892 Bridget Mahoney. OF
West Superior, county of Douglas, stale OF
Wisconsin, has this day filed in this Office her
sworn statement No. .779 for the purchase OF
the E1s of NEA and NE4 of SEA of section
IS In TIP. 81 NJ of r. ~ w. of 4th p. n., and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is
moro valuable for It's timber and stone thaa
for agricultural purposes, ana to establish
his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this Office at Duluth. MIMI.
on Tuesday. the 9Th day of April. 1896.
He names as witnesses. Andrew E. Sullivan
of West Superior Wis, Julius c. Burke, and
william NJ. Webb, of Duluth, Mimi, and
Michael Hines, of Ely, Mimi.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested -
1le their claims I'm this office ON or before
said 7th day of April. 1896.
LIZ 3-25 A. j. TAYLOR, Register.