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Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25
BICYCLE TRUST
A FAILURE

New York, May 25.-The Herald says:
More dissensions have arisen in the bicy-
Gle trust and threaten to disrupt that
gigantic combination. When the hun
dred or more manufacturers of bicycles
and bicycle parts gave options on their
plants to A. G. Spaulding to June l it
was understood that such plants as were
accepted by him We're to be paid for in
cash by that time. Scores of manufac-
turers came to this city last week with
the expectation of closing their deals with
the manager of the trust. They We're
more or less indignant when they We're
requested to extend their options to Au-
gust l. 1t now develops that several of
them made determined protests against
delay, and at least one of the biggest
makers in the combinatio refused fatty
to renew his option. More than this, the
opposition to the trust that was led orig
inally by X. II. Coleman, was revived,
and now threatens to develop more
strength than it as first possessed
1t will be remembered that after the
incorporation Of the American Bicycle
company, with a capital of $4,000, coo,
Mr.. Coleman, who had previously incor-
porated the International Vehicle and
taliation, surrendered. The attorney for
MIR. Coleman said yesterday that Mr..
Coleman was now out of the trust for
good, having positively refused to ex-
tend the option on his plant. Among
manufacturers, this is taken to mean
that Mr.. Coleman, with the aid of sew
eral other large bicycle manufacturers.
vehicle and part makers will follow out
this original intention of fighting the
trust at all points A story gained cir
oulation last night that in such a fight
Mr.. Coleman will be backed by the rub
ber trust. besides having the support of
the steel tube combination.
Mr.. Coleman and Mu. Spaulding held
a conference at the Waldorf Astoria on
Wednesday, but neither would make
public what resulted from it. On good
authority, it is stated that Mr.. Coleman n
notified Mr.. Spauiding that he could not
be induced to re-enter the trust BY
members of the big combination it is
claimed that options have not been ex-
tended. but that those who gave them
have been notified that financial settle
ment cannot be made before August 1.
This extra time is required, it is de-
clared. to examine the titles to proper
ties which it is desired to bring into the
trust.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25
lRlSHMEN PASS y
RESOLUTIO.

New York, May 25.-Representative Of
more than 60 Irish societies and organ-
izations in and near New York met last
night in Fernando's hall and celebrated
Queen Victoria's birthday. All the coun-
ties of Ireland We're represented by the
delegates, who numbered about $50 and
included three women. One of these three
led the Kissing at every mention of the
queen and the English people and their
works. until she was silenced by direct
and personal appeal from Civil Justice
Wauhope Lynn, who interrupted his own
speech to suppress the demonstration.
There We're no offensive illusions to
the queen personally nor was any word
spoken in praise of her. The most direct
alluslon to her was made by Rev. Mr..
McFadden of Donegal, a priest who is
visiting here and who said he was proud
that he had served time in an English
prison. He declared that the history of
the queens reign is history of coercion
and oppression Of the Irish people. This
declaration was much applauded.
Resolutions were adopted saying every
effort to overthrow the British dominion
Will be approved and supported, that as
American citizens the Irish protest
against any alliance between this coun-
try and any monarchy and especially
against "the so-called Anglo-Sa alli-
ance, that the convention thanks the
board of aldermen of New York and con-
demns and reprobates as a crime against
liberty the effort to overturn the Trans
Vaal republic set on foot by the British
government Copies of the resolution
will be sent to President Mckinley, to the
president of the Transvaal republic the
orange Free State and to the Afrinakdel
premier OF Cape colony.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25
The Paris Not Floatcd

Coverack, Cornwall. May 25.-Another
attempt to float the Paris took place at
o'clock this morning without result.
The position Of the steamer has not al
tered, but the conditions are looked upon
a sbeing less favorable. Another at
tempt to float the Paris will be made this
afternoon. The holds will be pumped
dry and the two afterholds will be filled
with water, so as to tilt the steamer. A
moderate wind is blowing.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25

morning in comforting with Chief Justice
Chambers. Nothing was disclosed re-
garding the deliberations, but it is re-
ported they will uphold the action of Adj
miral Kautz, the American naval COM
mander.
Mataafa sent the commissioners a let
ter of welcome and expressed the hope
they would satisfactorily end the trou-
bles in Samoa. 1t is understood Mataafa
will obey the unanimous order of the
commission, though it is doubtful
whether he will order his followers to
disarm unless the Malietoans are first
disarmed. The Mataafans will probably
dispense to their homes if ordered to do
SO, but they will never recognize Malie-
toa as king, and doubtless there will be
further trouble in the future if the king
ship is maintained. Only one or two
cases are known of the wounding Of ma
tives by the shell fire of the warships,
and as they have not realized the strength
of the Europeans they may go to greater
extremes if war arises again.
The rebels remain outside the lines In
dicated by the admiral and have strongly
fortified a new position while the loyal
lists are being drilled and have fortified
Mulinuu. A considerable number Of 10y
alists have been brought by the warships
| from other islands. Half the male adults
| of Samoa are awaiting action on the part
of the commission in order to support
Malietoa. The Germans are preparing
compensation claims.
| To a correspondent of the Associated
Press Mataafa said it was the head chiefs
and not himself who began the war. Ma
taafa claimed he has upheld the treaty
and SAID his orders throughout We're not
to fire upon the Europeans and that but
for this order the whole party of Blue
Jackets would several times have beer
shot down by large bodies of natives con.
cealed in the bush.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25
The .J0u0neso Loan.

New York, May 25.-In banking Circles
it is reported that the Japanese loan OF
f1o, 100000 sterling will be issued next
week in London at 90 and per cent
interest, by PARIS bank. limited,f the
Yokohama Specie bank. the Hong Kong
& Shanghai Banking company and the
Chartered bank of India. Australia and
China. The whole loan is being under
written in London.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25
LATEST NEWS
FROM SAMOA
HAS HELD IT'S FIRST
MEETING-KAUTZ TO BE
SUSTAINED.

Washington, May 25.--The navy de-
partment today received the following
cablegram from Rear Admiral Kautz,
dated Apia, May 16, via Auckland.
Badger arrived May 13. Philadelphia
will leave so as to reach San Francisco
about June 25. The commission may de-
sire to return on the Badger"
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25
Town is Burning

st. Johns, N. b., May PA serious fire
broke out about noon today in the Indian
town district Of this city. All the appa-
ratus in the city was summoned, but up
to l o'clock the flames were not under
control At that hour about thirty build
ings had been destroyed. All the struc-
lures in the vicinity are of wood.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25

Apia, Samoa, May II (via Auck,and..-
The Samoan commission, consisting OF
Bartlett Trip, former United States
minister to Austria, Hungary; Baron
Speck Won Sternberg, representing Ger
many. and G. H. Eliot, c. b., Of the
British embassy at Washington, repre-
senting Great Britain, arrived here May
IS. The first sitting took place May l6.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25

Berlin, May Pa dispatch from Apia,
Samoa. says the armistice was not dis
turbed by the arrival there of the COM
mission and that letters We're being ex-
changed with the view of disbandng the
rival forces
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25

tinue several days, possibly two
This afternoon the commissioners
the inspection of the various site:
ed. and this work will require
days.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25

The Hawkes. make, stands with
out peer. For symmetrical
designs, graceful, deep-cut lines
an d exquisite workmanship
they have no equal.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-05-25
We
LEAD

Force of circumstances beyond
their control compel others to
follow. x-n-A-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
CGIir Osn rSOuntuuszG orr,ipOROtnt:H
MISUNDERSTANDING in Csnabriif
gOu Or. 6. s6isrtmbers. 8ieBbat

gou Or. q. S~dbiertubergs SBiesbaen.S
Qm Morgen bes 5. Sfto6er fu6r bic
gauge General : @erIammlung Der
beuti6en 8eT4i9ts> unb Qltert6umsz
8ereine, oOer Iobie[ papon nu3 ben
Qnitrsngungen Der IeBten Sage nod
aftipnsfGbiq mar, nQ9 S8nas
b r ii d, Der 3~tpeiten @er6anblungs Ttabt
bes peItp6dltI6en 6riebens, Der ia
nidt na4 Miiniter alein, fonoern
eben Ioppbl na9 Ssnabriid %genannt
lit, benin uu6 S8na6riid lit cine att
tpeItp6Glii9e Stdbt, peun es aud ipGz
ter aug benz &0nigrsi9 9annopsr gez
rietb unb ieBt our preuBiI4en Propin5
6annober ge60rt. Dem Nlter mad 1T
Is iogar MtinIter NOD ii6sr, benin IS
tpurbe Ifon 783 gum 8iT9ofsIiB err
6o6en, MiinIter erIt 804, unb Stabtz
re4te erbislt es gar fat 300 Sabre fritz
Der, nGmfi9 888 pom 3aiIer Nrnulf,
perbunbsn nit bam Re9t, cine sSu6resz
meife a~b3ubalten unb feline eigenen
Miin3en gu f4lagen. 9an5 in Der
0G6e Iiegt au9 Elm oltes 8urggebGuOe,
pel9es bic Burg Mittetinb's gepe1en
Isin ion. Man 6e6auptet, Dies lafie
ii3 fo9or urfunbli9 na9peiFen, unD
Spro4gele6rte bsIteben barauf, Der
plottbeuti9e Name Wiefs6urg beuts
auf bieIe 5erleitung bin. = WGbrenb
beg Mittelolters na6m Ssna6riid, ME
MinIter Ieinen 8ii60fen gegeniiber
cine ie6r unabbdngige SteGung elm
unb frat, tpte bieies, Der Santa Bel.
8ie gefagt, mar Ssnabriid nit
Miiniter Der @erIummlungsort bes
peIfp6Glif9en 5riebsns : @ongrefes,
MiinIter fir bic tat6oIii4en, Ssnaz
briid fir bic prpteItantii6en 8eTonb>
ten. 8as l1nterfpmmen Der pieten
@eEunoter Cieber 8ei68tunb i9idts
ben Ieinigsn) ION freiIi9 man4es 81
tpiinI9en ii6rig g~eldfen haben, unb
DieTe tlagten, ale S6peinefo6en, bic
bic @etp6alen ni9t brau6ten, ldgen
poq bpn 9efanbt.n. Stint Sabre lang
(Don 1643-1648) 6otten tie bieIes
8ergniigen.
Del 8d6nbof BON Ssnabrid liegt
gang unniB nett BON Der Stabt ab.
Die Gtaatg6a6nen 9renBsnzO eutiaz
lanb's Iinb in bieFer ge3sbung gan3
eben 10 riidTi9tslos, ME bic Spefulan=
ten6abnen Der 8~ereinigten Staaten.
3pii6en Der Stabt unb benz 8a6nboi
lieon neite Streden Older 2anoes, unh
fir Qeute, bic Ii9 teinen Daeen geItats
ten fDnnen, lit Der unn0t6ig ~Dsrldngerts
Meg gu ibreR Wo6n= ober GsI4dfts.
Itdtten iiderli6 feline 4lsinigfeit. M}ii
Der 3sit rerben bic ieBt Our8 &artof.
fell unb &prnFelber fii6renoen Stra=
BEN po6l nit 9du1ern beTeBt peroen,
unb bann 6at Scenario cine CUTE Spez
tulotion gema6t.
mir tpenoeten uns 5unG6f cam
Ratbbaus gu, no mir ia Den 5risbens.
Saal 6eliftigen iOatsn. untertpegz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

Gins fDnnen mir benz 0i6ter nt4t
re6t berseiben. Qu9 er iteAt nod auf
Der alien S6ulmeiiter : 2egenbe, oaB
Oietri4 bon Bern ibenttf9 mar nit
S6eObort6 Dem 9roBen, Dab 4tlt Der
5elbenTage unb 2lttita beriel6s; aber
i'm Qaufe Der 3eit IdBt er bod Wtan>
DIES in 9eutf6ldnb unD am 46ein gez
f6eben, mas unDere 30pfe na9, Sta
nieberbeutT9 8eren) bel 3dntsn, Dds
dlte r0miI6e Stdnbla0er 9etera>
(nieDerbeutI9 8eOen) Ben 8dnten, ols
ate r0miIGe 6IanbIoer 8eterdz
Is a II 7 a: Das Rome6org mar pa9rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
err nrnRr Sinmnnt Rriiaer's.

O6m 9uul, Der PrdTiOent bom
S~runsDadl, folte por einigsr 3ett eli
men 9iumanten i'm 0ertbe bon bret
MiiQiuner WGurl Dem YapIte geF4antt
ha6en. Dem rpurbe tpiber1proden. err
items, neil &riigsr nt6ts pom Papite
IpiFsn min, unb 3peitens, neil er ntAt
qar lei6t @6entunger mo9t, bielmsbr
ufe6r qenau" lit. Gr III aber i'm 8eTiB
zines 560nen uro ftbr groBen Stetne5,
Den er Qern be%fpunbern ldBt. Bie Die
nR6ooeIlan Shines" T6reiben, lit Der
9rdTtbent uuF folgenOe DeiIo in Den
9gItB oes RieIenoiamdnten getommen.
Sin otter 8tdmantengrG6er, Ieiner
s3eit elm SGuptltng Der 3ulus, er5G9lt:
u4Ls 80nig MaIfe6 Dom &0ntg
SGafu gu einem 8inbniB a~ufgeForbert
nurbe, fan0te er an -S6dta bteI 8ieR.
Mei( er a6er na6 Ieinsr Uletnung
ni9t genug Ienben tonnte, f4ifte er
ibm audi ben SdtiSman Der 8aEutoz
&6ut9e, Der feinss 9Iet9en ni9t Guf
Der 0eGt bat. 8on @9ufa er6te i'm
9irgaan unO no4 ibm Mamela, emit
elm md9tiger 9Guptltng, ieBt elm ar
mer 9iamantengrd6er. 0amit i'm Die
WeiBen Hi6t ie6er foGten. ma4te i4
i'm in metnen S6ur3. Sd ging gu ben
8peren, nm lpanbo 5u Iu6er, unO
fis mdChten midi 3lqf1 Sffdben. midi.
einsn 6duptling urrb &rieger! 8iale
Sabre lebte i6 6ai i6nsn. 0d fam
Der 8rieg gegeu Die Rotbiaden, bic
gngldnber. Sd fOdt gegen bic 8ot3s
idden NIT ben 8Oerer. Sd mari mein
@eipe6r meg unb f6leuoerte groBe
Sbeine. Damn fiel i9 psrpunbet nie>
Der. &riiger TAB MID featen, er pTegs
te mid na4ber uno tpurbe msin
Greunb. g1a9ts pollte t9 enttpei6en.
sic ergriFfen mid, ban0en mid nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

etnem Odfer in elm Sod upo psttf6ten
mid nit Dor S6IerpeitIfe. Sn meiEe
DunDen ftreutsn lie Sala. Rriigsr per-
bano msine Munbsn. @r fpra4 81
mir uno 10 purbe msin Ssr3 pis6er
ftort. Mir tamen in pls 2o1D Vlpitz
lif1tIe, j%enFeits ots @aal. 4rlig.r
gtng fort rom Gamp, cine Babe Vfelle
melt. Ulit ru6m er ban litsn WtarIt
Mumela, nit bem punoen Ser5sn
unD Der Ssbniu6t na6 Ttinem 8olfe.
Sd er3d6Ite benz 6reunbe mstrrsn
S4mer3. 3a CAB mir &riiger Elm 8ez
ps6r unD 0abrung unb rag!e mir, oa6
I'D Die gauge g1a9t laufen, am Sage
dber mid Derbergen IOllte. uno oa
nabm i6 bsn 8~0nigs>9 Der
GaIuto urD gab i'm Dem 6reunoe,
i6m, Der benz Srieger Mameia Die
5rei6ait T8enfte. Der Soft Der 8eiz
ben lei nit ibm!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
GnaLnnp's thenerRr 9alaRc.

Bon @nglanb's lururlD1stsn Ydldz
item eni6GIt bic neusIte Drummer beg
,Srut6" Elm Invertebrates 8er3ei4HiB,
oam mir foIgsrDe Qnglben eatne6z
men: uMount Steparo BEL 8otfiap,
etnes Der feds 9r09t=Pdlais Des Utu.@
Iim:QionGrs Marquis OF 8uie, BAT
me6r SiinFpfunbnoten GER 8anf BEN
GrglurO getoItet, oIs uuSre;feno Iein
piiroan, UNI bic euorrne 6IG6e Don
5000 9uabratmsisrn 5pei unb elm Falz
bes Dial 6amit gu 6eoeden. Die Sim
ri6tung ieosS Der $50 Simmer oisfes
WanbernertaS Der 8uutunIt miro i'm
| 0ur6I6nitt auf 1900 9funo Stsrl.
1865, OOO) gef6dBt, cine Summe, fir
bic man F6oa Elm 9uBenb 6ibI6ar
9OrItoDt6Gu{er Del 2onbon ertt6en
tDnnte. Giner Der gr0Bten engtii6en
2un0IiBe 1T Qorb fiBptqiamS' gOrt=
fGire@SouIe. 9ieis8 tolofule 8ebGuDe
tat cine QGnge bon 200 W}etern, Die
@or6aQe 1T 40 SUB 6o6 uro peiit eli
men SFlGGenruum BON $500 AuuOratz
fun auf, in Dem bequem feds feline
9ilen 89aB fGnbsn. Die Nn3obl Der
8emd6er 1T 10 grOB, baB Der gliitz
tide 82IiBer bieIe5 3ieienpulaftes stn
babies sSabr barin perbrtngen tonnte,
o6ne audi nur 3tpsi Sage in Elm uno
temTel6en 3immer gu po6nen. QuBer
Dentportb { 0oO0 : 6ouie nennt
Qoro 6ibpiQiam Elm 8alais an 9ros>
psnpr : Square in 2on0pn uno etnen
fleineren QanofiB i'm &ountp Nidlpp
Fein eiQen. 0a bus gintommen otsfss
britiI6er Gbelmonnes Ii4 auf mefr
uIs $500 pro Sag bslduft, fam sr fi9
einen {olGen Gurus i6Dn geItdtten.
3er6aimAPaluce, Der 0obniiB beg
Serspos ben Warl6oroug6, gsE0rt
t6enfaQ8 gu ben If0nI fen unb toItIpie=
IiqIi&n 8aufperfeu in @uglano. U1it
5einsa 3aflreiden [3immern. Gorrtopz
rem uno 3reppen bRtet bieIsr YalaIt
3tpei Ii6 bafenOen Menf&sn, Die 6eIt:
8elegen6eit, unter einem 0ads gu lez
ben uno ii4 bod pG6renb zines 9an3en
MenT6a11lter5 ni6t 5u 6ege8nen. I'm
IiA cine 8orIteQung Don Der 6orrenesn
@umme gu MAIDEN, Die bus @rbausn
bas auF StautsfoIten fir 0sn nSolooz
ten6er3oq" erri6ttter 8ten6eim : ga
IaItes emit DerI6Iungen bat, lit IS nur
n0t6ig, cine ejn3ige 8e6nung in Be-
tru6t gu 5;eten, Die ur51ngit fir 8ez
paraturen begIi6en pur0e un0 bic
ntAt peniger als $1,5O0,OO0 6etrug.
Die idbrliae @Ioisrre6nung alein Be-
IGuFt lid ouf 1000 qTunO Sterling
unb me6r.
Gu b;eTen 8duter BON f~abeIbaitem
@ert6e geb0rt mertpiirbiger @siie
aud zines Der 6dBlihfsn 9duier DeS
qun3er briti{6en 4ei6as. Sc lit Der
in feinem einFadsn unanIsbnIi6en
@eubsrsr faTt an bic 9ren5e oes Cd
GerIi6en Ttreifenoe 2onbOner NO6nIiB
bes 9er3ogs BON 9eponf6ire. Bon Pis
cuoiGp aus geIehen, t0nnte man cen
@ert6 beg 9uloia b0hTtens Uuf TO-
600 9funD Sterling ffdBen, uno bod
biirFte e5 min0eienS sinen fol6en Don
bret MiQioRn Dollars reprGIentiren."
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sSahn.

Srot ar Rruit um -. 5anuar II
2ie, b,ria6,u bic 9latU=Sta!ioH, ieit i0ls
$50 Gpvm. - 5tuel3ug, oauptllHle, y.
Babu uHp Dem 5istu, au~sgtHomHttn 5c
n. g.sgahG aa3 Gbamstrsburg, Itar
T. H ~ gs2n1' Qort 2. & . ..Gioifon, s
6Flid BON GnorssGro0c, garlisls uHo {
y II aorr1. oauptliuie, 66isp,usbura.
rid, Gmmitsburq uuO u. & 8.z9abn b
u0ub0ub.
roDtr.
u6'I7 gorm-attom. mao tlHiou.griOss
GjtftDsburg.
l225 Ra2m--aHom. mad GmOrg="
y IS guhm.-4ff0m, nap uuiCr
1882 Raam.-gJg. nab Rfr
ZiUifoU.
400 Acknowledgements
4OS RaGm-GTpreE MAI
giris: ftrutr Grr0srif
burg uub u. & W.=F
l5lb 0dbu. ~ IifoU'
!OIO a~beHos-Nit0m.
Y0.55 NbsE0s-NftoW
Il25 Qbtu0s-afiom
sIdg!la. !1dgIit
7g
Einsis uue &spld
underestimate.
9lQt baittH en- :
~fultous, g8Glbroots
3. M. s..
q. q. 8rI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

{6s ausF9t ouf @taOt unb umgsgenb
batt,n uno einise OuBenb 4nIi4ts,
tarten an e6en 70 piel Sreunbe unb Be-
tannte loslisBen. 4ls am 4beno bic
gan3s 9eieuf4 daft na4 0tinIter 3u=
r~Idfe6rte, purOe lie pom 8a9nbofe
aus nab gu einam G~on8erte i'm Sbea=
ter aefa6ren, bas Elm Pdtrtotti4sr
MHniteraner fps3ieI fir iis bate Derz
on7faIten IaFen. = Si6erlia bat ieoer
Der 6eft6eiInebmer, 0i. Il4 nun ipleber
na6 alien Ri6tungen Der Wtnoroie
8erTtreuten, bem Ganos WeItP3aIen
uno feinem bieOeren 8olte EN- 9utes
Wnbenfen bstpd6rt.
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Nndl @aihinatun.
pRUDaG Slme Cine
na@ pbilanslpbia nno stsw.gOrt,

aas 3ige utrbtH nit ginti1s2i6t beleudttt.
StFla1len eambtH Statton.
(gerldntH DIT. station 4 0tInutu patel
@o1 9tiD.9Ort, 9stoH uHO Otm Often, an R0'
0tutdgcH, observation-disclosures, $50, u0.5D@ptrtf
2~saggoHl gormittags, l2.j1, els Spetlts9Sdgg0Rl,
549, GOO Spetie : 0aggonl RabmIttGgs, zoe
abenOs dis 0a6ts, Sblaf=UaggoU ron mt. Ros
gol=Stdtipn, often tir 4ufaglert nm 1000 Abos.h.
Sonntags, G.jj, $50 Spetitsl9agg ~ 8ormittags,
gl5 SptiicsWo 0goul, 34s, 600 teptnts&agoon)
Naamittass, 900 4buOs, lis 1adts, Sblafb
9ug9oH ben gtt. RopaIzStatiOu, often iUr 9ahas
eiere Inn 1000 4benog).
Rad Buffalo, 500 abtubs.
glaa atlauticsGj!t, 1880 9orm., 1851, 2.l5 uns
RAD gbiiaosigbia. Wilmington uuD Gb,tcr. an
g9o6eHtaqtu, G.5j Spcile=ISug9nul, $50, 1850
bait nur bel 0ilmiugtoH, Sptlt=gBdglonl BORN,
1887, els Sgtiitsg3atgon, bait nur lu WtlntH9f
toni, $40, 600 Speiie : Boq3orl A11Htttuqs,
900 abtHbs LIS Na9t5. 5ouutogs, G.5j II. go
5ptiie : QVagQoHl g0rmitiIQs, els 5pHie : Rdgz
9pHl, $40, 600 Spctic : QSaQgen) ~3d6mtttags,
900 GbGuDs, lis Iabt5.
Tou. an WpaeutaQtu, 800 gCrmjttogs, 800, sos
0abmittaqs. SDuutags, $50 gormittdos Il. sos
9udmjtta1s.
Rad freosrid, TO @OrlnjttaJs, L20. 40 une
$50 Ra6mittaos. Gin sonutagsH, e.35 9oTnittaas
y aa g. @ia5sasT. !3.O, 1925 gorpittao' uHO
3o6 GaoTs:opn, uo,I2gormttaas, !415, H3o
Rad Gf. airo uno 8Bif8mRationsn, an @o6,us
taotu, 730 gormittaqg, 100, 40, so 9aamits
tags, $50. lilo 4btuOs. SOurtags, 9.35 Eorm.,
$50 9ahmittaqs, go uuo ii. 10 Abtnps: n
Sad GQicott=Gitp, al W0aeHtdgtu, b.49, A-3O,
100 gDrmitta9s. 1.20, $50 430. 80 RaaEnits
TAGS, $50, ITO QbtuDs. SoHutoqs, 9.35 SaAm.,
$50 3a6mittaes, $50 uHo lilo GbtHps,
Raa Gurtis' gao, al 0O6tnta1tH, 62s gdHm.
,9Ees nrlaNtn Curtis @aB on @o5tntascn 4H
sos 9a6mittaas.
!augo,nommtu Gouriaes. ?Rur soHHtags,
-Sdqlj4. GIprtBz3ue.
gtpdd piro a60tholt ErS mit Gbtds 1TisatH o'A
6pf,ls NIB mobnunosH ourab bic yllaiDH 3raEsINA
Go.n Ouf 9ulauatE III BEN S~iuttsShyeanr.
VorD h=G & 6uIutrts un0 SaH
~, pr. 231, sHbs4Tocat7op5 Ut.
Rcsalsstatisu ootr Gam0sH=Sfatlon,
w. d" n. iSsttsiIN~,- @sM=96F .sAgtrt.
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mr gsiIs i'm guslanoc beiorst ~iHnsrbaib "a SllHoeA
AZ beorlyeu0 bcratgeieFteni Brells
@OnarO Saline,
Saouelsgde 9aItimoresStrdBtHE mo boi7SIRet'ans
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Spnntas, Den >. Sr5ruar 1899.
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Sen. Mntns.
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%O zrat in sraft am 10. Tea. 1888.

@ad 6bicaaO unO Dem Toroutftu Tt. Robals
Citation, 1904 QOrmittags, 6.42 NbtHos taglI5.
GamoeusS tatiOH, 1912, 1925 9Ormittags uE0 100
Gbtnog.
mad Cincinnati, ct. Qouis uub QouisOiat - Rt.
Republication, 2.26 Rd6mittags uuD l0.4labtnos,
toQlih. GumDtnz5 tOtion. 1925 gDrNttiuos, 2.43
gtuhmittaQs uuD 1876 abtHDs.
RAD Qitt5burQ mo GltDtluuo Dt. Ho0ols
Citation, 1901 90rmittugs, tGdlid, I49 @bsnos,
ous0tuommeu SountaQs. 6dmbtEsS ~tation, l0.l2
9ormittaqs uno 7.30 4btHOs, td0lid.
RAD Columbus, 5olGDo uHb Detroit UT. RIOS
nal=Statiou, l04l Absuos. GamoeR=S tatton, 1913
GbsuDs.
0a6 gtpsCrlmug. Wtmpbig, Birmingham,
chattanooga. Ruorpi1t. grilDl uuo Goauott. UT.
Royals Citation, GAP T6tuDs taa!ih. Gdm0sHsStas
ton, ZOO gbeuos tdgli5. S6lafsg8aQ8oHs ron
QBaibiHQtoH.
Ra6 GuraD mt. RopaIsg% tatiou, 2.26 Iaam ,
tS7Ii3. GamosHzS~ Citation. 2~40gobmitta8s, taqIt3.
Hndl @aibinatUH.
glt. 9o5aIss totiou, aa28oamtagtn, 1907, r705,
55Ob ~Ra9mittags, E6.42. El.49, r93-. glO4l,
abenos. Souutags, 1907, 1880, Tl004 9ormits
TAGS rl2.55, E2.26, 1886 Noamittags, E6.42, E9.3l
uno gl04l abtubs.
eomotn : Citation, an GOb,rtaotn, 800, r6l5.
roo, Obs, 1920, $500, s.35, 1900, Jl0.l2, El0.2j
&orHlittGgs, 1913, EI2.j0, r2.40, $50 tr3.45 -
glnl, rtl5, E5.Ii as gtinutsn), $50, 1000, 6ls,
700 1870, 9,l5, 1910, 1000, ll.3o abps.
SOuutdgs, 1925, 835, 835, 1900, rlO.12, ri0.25
gormttta9s, El.00, Los, r2.4o, 3+5 as Minuterl,
oiZO &a9mIttaqs, 6lS, goo $3.50 9ld T9.0,
JIg.55, ll.30 AbenDg.
RAD QuuapOlis, Rt. RobaI 3 Station, !7o5,
$50 gorm !l2.4I @adm. GamDtnsS tatlou, 10
Snri1. uHo $40 9tadm. Gin 6oHntagtH, 800 Sors
uItttlls uub 30 RQd)mittuug.
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Neite Gn3eigen.

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242-24s 8rAgbtse troBs. gtspGrt. u. J.
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Dortsr Bureau 81 ieuoeR. (s7S2d.@o, So,lSJ
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-12-28
Notice of Tax sale.
To SANBuRN g. HILL.

To SANBURN u HILL.
TAKE NoTICE. that sale has been law
fully made of the following described
land for unpaid taxes thereon, and that
the undersigned has title thereto under
tax decd issued therefore, and that you
are entitled to re-conveyance thereof
at any time within six months after serv-
ice upon you of this notice, after pay
ment to the undersigned of all sums paid
upon such purchase, together with one
hundred per cent additional thereto, and
the fees of the Sheriff for the service of
this notice, to be computed as upon per-
sonal service OF declaration as COM
mencement of suit. and the further sum
of live dollars for each description, with
out other additional costs or charges.
II payment as aforesaid is not made, the
undersigned will institute proceedings
for the possession of the land, which Is
described as follows:
S.W. Ia of NE. IA, Section 2, Town
%, North Range West.
Amount paid &207 %. taxes for the
years 1887, 1883, 1880; 1890, 1901. 1892,
1893, 1894. 1895, 1906. 1897 and 1893.
JOHN c. FAILING,
Grayling, Crawford Co., Mich.