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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14
Small Town Delights.

One of the delights of living in a
small town is that they all sympa-
tn Use with you in your trouble and
if on haven't any trouble they will
hun t up some for you.-Redfield OBJ
server.
And there are always few phil
anthro pists who have no business oil
their own who will kindly attend to
other peoples business for them
Iroquois Chief.
Very good, but suppose life was
all sunshine and no shadow? Sup
pose there were no trouble finders !,
would not life be drawn and warped
on one side by continuous sunhine :?
S'posin' there was no long-tongued
old girl In your small town to go
from house to house touching up
each neighbor in town? And s'pos-
in there was no dispeptic, liver-out-
of.order crank to loaf in the stores
and roast his neighbours business
methods, or his awful treatment OF
his family, or cuss the preacher and
make fun OF him, or tell what hypo-
critics all the church members are
why, what would life be anyhow,
without them?
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14

The trust question is an open one
for any body to suggest a remedy
Some of the brightest men OF the
nation ca mildly admit they do not
vet know how to handle it, but are
carefully investigating the matter.
This is strange, too, when some OF
the newspaper boys Or county spell.
binders are settling the question of.
hand about every day.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14

w. J. Bryan has made more than
100000 out of his books, and w. b
Conkey, of Chicago, his publisher
has invested that sum in four pei
cent bonds of the United States
which are registered to Mrs. BrYaa's
name, and will give her perp etual
annuity OF 81, 600 year, which she
thinks is sufficient for her neei s.
Kimball Graphic, Dem
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14

The republican candidate, w. S.
TAYLOR, won out in the Kentucky
contest, the state board OF canvass
ers deciding that he had received u
plurality of the votes cast for the
three candidates. Kentucky repub-
licanl May there not be hopes in
other localities
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14

Without being asked by a single
one OF It's 500 employees the Burn
ham Munger Manufacturing Com
pany of Kansas City announc ed an
advance in the scale OF wages in it 8
big shirt and overall factories OF
from ) to 12h per cent. The advance
will effect everyone of those employed
and dates from December 1.-Kansas
CITY journal.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14

Aguinaldo is said to have caught
his second wind and may yet beat
the cavalry horses. It's a little IN
dignified though for a hero" to be
chased all over his own back yard.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14
Commercial agencies continue to
report business improving, and pre-
dict a big holiday trade.

The G. & N. w. railroad with
branches, is said to be the second in
this country in number of miles OF
road owned by one company.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14
ABSOLUTELY PURE

The newspapers announce that
Senator Stewart OF Nevada, has re-
turned to the republican party. He
was a leading spirit in the free silver
u1nyeroant
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-12-14
movement

The House of Representatives has
expressed itself against polygamy
and Congressman Roberts OF Utah
will have to return to the arms OIL his
three wives.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09

at a spot where the base Of the cliff
was covered with scrub and moss. With
a hasty glance about him. as If TO be
certain no one was watching him, he
stopped and pulled aside mass Of
clinging creepers from the rock, reveal
ing narrow opening some three feet
wide and extending upwards 10 an I'M
known height.
"All right, Dick, he whispered, softly,
and then came a rustling noise as n
man appeared from the dark cavity
and sr-s-..., -, 80 - I'D --.-,lr
me charge oi assault with intent 10
commit murder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
CHAPTER TX.
JOINING FORCES.

Tom and his party camped the first
night about 30 miles from Dyca. The
next morning they were early astir and
continued their journey. The young
girl was too full OF life and spirits TO
ride quietly at her fathers side. and
Tom had several long chats with her
rs they wound their way along the
faintly-marked trail.
She confided to him that she did not
remember her mother, who died when
she was very young. She had always
lived In Wisconsin with her father and
was an only child. she refused TO be
left behind on the present occasion, she
said. and II was very apparent she
ruled her father in most things.
In return Tom described his life at
home. and the young girl listened with
breathless interest 10 the story Of the
voyage and his adventure at San Fran
cisco.
She was riding by his side late in the
afternoon when suddenly she pointed
30 the summit of hill not far ahead,
and reclaimed:
"seei There's . man coming this
way"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
WENT UP IN SMOKE.
Dry house at the Great Western mine 'otal'
Destroyed by fire Tuesday

Dry house al the Great Western mine totally
Destroyed by fire Tuesday.
Last Tuesday evening about iou'
o'clock. smoke was scencmanatlng from
the dry house ut tie Great Western and
a little investigation showed That th'
buildine WAS totally enveloped IN ilamc'
and that all efforts To save the building
or ia contents were To no purpose. In
toid MN any tnlng tnsi. "a nurt rs, Dnt
there is no doubt he is the right party.
Come on, but keep out of sight till you
are sure"
AS he spoke he retraced his steps TO
the fire, the other following close be-
hind him, until he was able to peer eau
tiously around a rock and obtain good
look at the party. Then, with n shout,
he sprang forward and seized Ayery's
hand. eXclaiming:
"Bill, old mani Shake Where's
John?"
Avery clasped his hand warmly, but
did not reply for a moment, and the two
old friends silently noted the changes
which the years had made in each other.
MhHN nuu INSheu SliNt lHtg NIT anu aH
they stood there, looking into each
others eyes, with the light from the
fire flickering upon their rugged
features. TO each IL seemed that they
were back in the old days, when their
blood was hotter than now, and their
hair innocent of the gray with which
both heads were literally sprinkled.
Taylor was first to recover himself,
and he repeated:
"Where Is John? Didn't he"
"Poor John Is dead" interrupted the
other, sadly. "1le died on the ship he
was coming on from Boston and was
buried at sea. This young man saved
him from drowning. but he was hurt
internally when he fell overheard and
never got over IT,"
"John dead"
That was all, but the hands OF the two
men grippcd harder for a moment, and
both understood. No words Of sympa-
thy could have conveyed more mean
ing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09

"Push the horses along said Tarbox
1--WE shan't want all OF them after to-
day. Mebbc we shan't want them al all.
We can't keep them where we are go
ing"
but there's plenty Of meat on their
bones" said Tom.
eve won't need it,"
Tarbox was apparently determined
not to explain himself and the subject
was dropped. Mile after mile was rap
idly trayersed, for the country was
comparatively open, and even the pack
horses could trot at times. Still the
guide showed no sign OF pausing, and
at last the sun was dipping behind the
horizon. Then he suddenly turned TO
the left around huge bowlder toward
which they had been travelling for some
time, and the rest saw directly in front
of them the SUBMITS of two lofty hills,
the gorge between them being densely
wooded about half way up on either
side.
The tops were still crowned with
snow. upon which the setting sun shone
its crimson rays until they seemed
bathed in blood.
For some distance on the left OF the
travellers extended perpendicular cliff
fully a hundred feet high and accessible
only TO the birds. On the right the
ascent was more gradual, but the trees
were very dense until the snow line was
reached.
Tarbox led the way among the bowl
ders at the foot Of the cliff until he
came to an open spot. Then he dis
mounted and said:
Eve are here. Now for fire"
Tom was about to go for fuel, when
he saw Tarbox reach behind a rock and
bring out a handful Of dry twigs and
moss, which he soon ignited. When the
blaze shot up he covered ii with damp
moss. and the result was dense column
of smoke which went curling up the
face Of the cliff until il showed distinct
ly against the sky above.
The other men busted themselves with
the usual routine work Of camping, but
Tarbox stood by the fire in silence for
fully ten minutes. An anxious look be-
gan TO appear on his face, but suddenly
he gave n little exclamation of relief as
pebble struck him on the shoulder and
rebounded TO the ground.
"Ill be back in a minute" he called
TO Avery's daughter, who was nearest
TO him. Then he disappeared behind
one Of the rocks.
Like a shadow he glided along in the
gathering darkness, twisting and turn
ing without hesitation until he stopped
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
Probate Notice.
sTAME or MIclIiGAN -
COUNTY or IRoN

COUNTY OF IRON ,,,
a 4 session ~ the Probate Court inr snlu
coimt 4. held az the Probate office in the IVY
- ,,rVstoI Falls ON thc siNth day az lecrmhrt
IN the vrnr ONE thousitnd eight hundred hia
miurt 4 nine Present. A. L. Flewrling' Iu'he
~ prohnte ~ the matter oi the estate ~
John McCne. CA rtuiiua and iiline the lru
Iinn' duly verified ui Mary Richards praying
thnt NJ IT, Morarty hc appointed hhmnF
trntor of said estate for general purpose
,'hprrupon il ~ ordered. that ehinfdlN' thc
,hiriieth day oi December next, 10 ten O'clock
M the fpr,nnon hr Resigned Tor the nearing 81
MA netition aud that the creditors ald heif-
~ Ia, nf said dccrnSed aud all other persons
interested IN said estate, arr required 70 ~
n'.,'r ~ n scssnn oi snA court. then 20 b,
| holden In the Probate ohcr, IN the CITY I"
| CrystnI Falls. Mich nnd show ctuse' y there y,
any why the PRAYER az the petitioner shoul,
/ mi be prnnteA Aud II b Further Ordered
thnt sad pct itinner give notice 10 the cfcditoH
| ma heir, ia inW tna other PERSONS initrrle'
/ iu said estate at iin prndcncy 81 Said petition
| ana Tie hr.lfiur tlrtrof. by causing copy @
] this order 10 Dc published IN the Dihmnn'
nrill a newspaper printed aud circulated y
| anid County, three successive weeks pftViou
! 10 said day ot hearing.
| true copy
Albert H. ficwelling, judge OF froba'
SEAL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09

A man ia the crowded city
Who ionged for a deathless name
stroye late and started early,
And ms he went and came
And left the years behind.
One thought was In HIS mind
"Famei" .'Famei" ''FameI"
A man In lonely cabin
Found a task TO do one day
A mighty task that pleased him
And he toiled as one al play
No thought OF the bauble fame
To the happy toiler came,
As he worked away.
A path was worn 10 the cabin
And men I'm hundreds came,
And they praised the humble toiler
And hera.ded his name
The other sunk unknown.
And HIS last despairing moan
Was "Famev "Famev'
IS. Il. Kiser. in Chicago Daily News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09

The New YORK Herald of Aprii ~ printed an
editorial abatement thHt pn the lttNlNha ,l't'
tSunday Aput 80 IL paid adNrttlhinf ittNhft
the hieh water mnfk ~ that luulllal ut. 'ii,s,
:" rho chicago Trihune 30 ON TINT same auA. last
SUNDAY April lU printed not only more alNtt
tIginr than the New york Herald. hut MhAl ls
believed 60 bc the Erc1ifat amount over piii'ti
in "A single ifninc al niiA regular man ,iii"h 90
"a nrVgpapcr IcaNin's uut OF account lht NNtl-
ty-two columns Of advertising printed ~ 'he
New York Herald on That day IN the Nlltthti see
ton devoted 10 the ihtctUl. - i,lnoN'f !, slp
New Jersey and aprcarinr only in those EDITIONS
,ha rrVnrd of - Tho Tribune - Tor April ~ sur
paascd that &c the Herald for the same ltA ~
NOR. than 10 Onu af.Htt limos uf paid hlNfithtuft
ing it's nrloklNn and Now Jersey fupiiginthll
The New York Herald on that DAY sun iFli rhvtt
of The Tribune 10y more than iNuu liNeh IN
the actual amount 90 paid ndNcrtitlnE. IN,
Now York Herald az hprl 10 printed ~ its mhin
edition. exclusive 81 ii3 titunhiNh Aha NV 80
sev eupplcmcnta Ti.sst agate lines ~ alFettlht-
msnta Including thpsc supplements ~ Slatm.
dav ~ 40 agate lines ~ paid ndNertis'nthtN
'Ihc comparison should DO made ~ hnca ~ ithte
measure, because the columns 81 nc j. ilh
unc are longcr and contain 100 nEate llhts.
| while those OF the Now hofk licIala Sohthih ""s
2SS limos Of agate each NO. .,, ~ tno
For the four SUNDAYS ending Aprii 10. the
| number OF columns "a advertisements ~ inc NuNs
| York Herald according 10 itA own tltliln hhu
inrItidinr 80 pronklYn and New Jersey Hpcvial
| section was i.NI1 ~ ~ the same lTflou "i t'n'
| I" The Tribune f" printed LOST ~ columns ui q.
tunl paid advertisements Ihe,e, Itgu ~ ~,
| ngate ilncs give the New York Herald dui 100
| Ines and The Tribruo $40 11i lines. In " tn,
| Tribune thnro were printed M thlt p.ilun
| - lS3 moro aFnto Hines than IN the New or
Herald THIS eNctns wa cpuh ~ r n,. Ny w,
| columns az the size Of those of inc New neIt
| ueraId Therefore .hc New York Herald printef
| an average az 20 - columns loss each SUNDAY
than Tho Chicago Tribune"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
First Publication November I l last Decembe
81. tSo9.)
Shoriff'S Execution Sale.
Sale


Motto, h Hereby Given. that by virtue OF -
writ oi Execut ion issued out of and under the
s.nl oi the Circuit Court for the county 81 Mar
auptte state Of Michigan, dated this third day
of Nnrcn A ~. 1897 To me directed and deliver
ed in favor 81 Frank T.. IIaines aud Charles 7.
Fairhnirn against the goods aud cnnttelS lands
and tpuctnents OF Thomas II. Gibson, james III,
Gamble turl Peterson aud Barnet levin.
did un the 10Th day OF October A. d. lsu'
levy mon aud take all the right, title nnd w
tet,.st of si,id James " Gamble In ana 70 the
follow ing described real estate, sltunted III the
county uf Iron and state Of Michigan. town.
An those certain pieces or parcels OF hiu
/ .iluntrd In the Townships at lIematite, Crystal
/ Fails aud Mnstodon. county ~ Iron nid state
| III Michigan known aud described VA the west
bnlf al tive north west quarter oi section iohr
] az. the north hall OI the north chSt-quartef
I of section Eve (5l the northeast quarter 81 the
| mort west quarter al section eight loG the
| snuih.rast quarter Of the north east quarter OF
| section thirty three (;s'i) Town forty'ionr i11l
north at range thlrt three til3 west the west
/ half oi he south west quarter OF section nine
| t,,a a. town forty-thrce Ii3l, north ot rance
! tbrt \ three 8a lot tve lbl .of section one
| town fOrty three ii.il. north of rnnee thirty
two NJ west and the north west quarter ~ the
northwest quarter OF section six, town. ortx
Two AZ north Of range thirty one lsill west AL
of winch / shall expose for Aitle ~ puDhc
auction tu the highest bidder. M the law
nj rrcis at the front door OF the court house
in the city Of CRYSTAL Falls that being the
huldina In which the circuit court for said
county of Iron, state ~ Michigan ~ held. on
,rhursflny the twentV-eght day OF Deceinbef
A. D. $500. mt no O'Clock In the forenoon.
Manville u. Waite,
sheriff of Iron County, Michigan
Hayden & Young
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
| Dated November ., A. ID lSHD.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
CHApTER YIII.-CoNrINurp

Bowers face showed his approval OF
the mates efforts and TarboX was APP
parently convinced, for he shook hands
warmly with the speaker and ex-
claimed:
Its lucky thing met you. Dick
told me he had written 20 both the
Averys. They were old friends Of his.
He told me to look out for them in
Dyea. Have you got the papers with
your
That's what have. Here they are,
all shipshape and above board" replied
Rider as he proceeded to extract them
from his belt.
That's Dick Taylor's fist the world
over" assented Tarbox as he examined
the letter. IL remember the day he
wrote that in our tent. We had just
found the first big mug"
He coughed to hide his confusion and
then added:
Its all right, Of course, but a man
has TO be careful. Once let the mob
know where we are and what we've
found and we'd be oyerrun in no time"
A. luck would have it Hank Bowers
chose this instant, when TarboX was
examining the papers, TO throw look
of ferocious triumph on the mate. Az
though neither Of them noticed the fact,
Joe Tarbox raised his eyes just then,
and 20 a man Of his training nothing
more was needed TO put him on his
guard.
He east a keen look at Bowers. and as
If his scrutiny had been satisfactory, he
dropped his eyes again, but there was a
little hardening Of the muscles about
his jaw. and with careless twist Of his
body he brought his weapon nearer his
hand
He was too old hand, however, TO
make any outward sign OF alarm, and
said coolly:
Its pity you didn't pick up the 9TH
err Avery AZ Dyea. He ought 10 be there
by this time"
And how can We find pardner?"
asked Bowers.
"Do just as the letter says" replied
rarbox. Build fire and he'll see the
smoke and come. The route is too
crooked 10 describe"
How long afore you'll be back with
he grub? We've got good lot here,
but you can't hev too much"
"It1l take me three days to get in
and two or three more TO get what
want. If / can't find horses / shall
Save 10 go to Skaguay. | shan't he
lack under fortnight or three weeks
al the best"
After finishing his pipe, Tarbox plead
ed fatigue, and rolled himself up in his
blanket But there was no sleep for
him that night. The Sinister look on
Bowers face had given him thcvl,'~ re
wanted, and as he waited patiently FOR
daylight he muttered to himself:
"That was n close shave! There is
something wrong about that sailor, il
his company is anything TO go by. II
this Bowers isn't the man saw driven
out Of Joe Ladue's station for stealing,
then I'm mistaken. Dick Will be all
right They may make all the fires
they want TO, and that's all the good
it'll do them. III just bring back two
or three men of the right sort with me-
There's no other way"
At the first sign OF daylight he was
astir. A hasty meal was soon eaten,
and, shaking hands cordially with both
men. he said:
Tell Dick I'll be back as soon as
can. You can't miss the trail"
Then he struck out manfully on the
back track TO Dyea, leaving the plotters
standing in front of their tent, exult-
ing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09


Tarbox now stepped forward q
made his partner acquainted with I
other members OF the party. Then
said:
Its too dark TO try to get up 10 I
camp tonight. We shall have to ST
here till morning, Dick. There's a 10
story to tell, and ] wish we were -
out Of sight now Have you seen a
smoke before ?"
Smoke? What do you mean? w
would be doing chat? All the peol
who know our signal are here now"
mot by a long sight, they amt" W
the reply, as Tarbox tried TO pierce I
darkness about them, which was
tense by this time.
What do you mean?"
"Well, it's long story, Dick. ]
first place, we might as well get
of supper, and then Scott here wi
you all about his trip on the vesse
what happened TO him. I'll finis |
yarn, and then you'll understand
how the thing stands"
This was sound advice, and his
ner made no objection, but he was
ing with Impotence, and could b
wait till the frugal repast was
lowed. Then he exclaimed;
"Now, let's have the story. The
good deal depending on II. Comes
fire away"
Tom at once began detailed ace
of his acquaintance with the old NJ
and when he had concluded the
Tarbox added his meeting with tn
men who had showed him the pa
adding: =
IF I'd ever suspected the truth,
I'd put a spoke in their wheel some
One Of them is that tall scamp w
hustled out Of Ladue's. / didn't r
nize him al first, but when / saw
tipping the wink to the sailor o.
sly, / began TO smell rat" y
But where are they?" burst on
Tor, eXcitedly. You say they
ahead Of us. Where are they no
That's what makes me uneas
piled his partner. 1--WE saw their
back by the white cliff and they
off all right We were too busy
ing to look for them any more
pose they have got off the track
how, but if they should see on
there might be trouble. We must | /.
a watch tonight. If we can get
thing out OF sight before they g
they'll never be the wiser. The
find MS in hundred years.
His partner evidently shared
casiness, for he responded quic
Perhaps they won't, but we n
take any chances. I'll take tn
watch and you the second. v -
riore used TO this sort Of thin :
know. Wen keep the fire dow
II isn't very cold" uo,
TO ne CONTINUED
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09

First Doarler (stabbing az th,
that had calscd in the bowl)-l
know why this table makes me
OF a stock market? It's because
is firm.
THAT isn't my reason" said his
Dor; Its because coffee IN we
brooklyn Citizen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09

IN so. do not neglect until n IL too late this
opportunlty of Kidding yourself Of ~ at once
Doctor Fenncr's Dyspepsia Cure. ms the
pamc implies. IL simply for Dyspepsia AMI
Indigestion. This H. preparation long AID
successfully used In private practice by one
nf Americas hest qualified physicians. whose
writings arc an accepted authority ON all
medical questions Oct circular Of dealer .
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09

AGENTS WANTED FOR "TIIE LIFE AND
Achievements of Admiral Dewey" the world :
greatest naval hero. by Murnt lInlstead. the
le- long friend nnd admncr of the nations ihol
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Only 81. Enormous demand. Big commis'
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
Keen Quiet.

and use Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dmrrhoca Remedy Tor NIL pains ef
the stomach and nll unnatural loose
ness of the bowels. IL always cures.
For sale at Colcs' Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
What lie RcnIIy said

"And you say the idiot of {
told you that you had an extra
fool of n father?"
That's what he meant"
"But what did he say?"
"ITe said IL was criminal folly e
money on the education of $
chump % 4 am."-Cleveland
Dealer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
~-.x~%"%s- JACOB BAUER, AGENT.

FoR SALE Lot No. 317,
second addition TO Crystal Falls.
Apply TO CHAS CHELLEw, Lor-
eta, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
~ W. BROWN, ID. ID. $.
Graduate Of Ann ArbOr.

Office over in the Dunn Building.
Hours 4 TO - n. M, and ! To Q y. m.
All dental work guaranteed.
Nitro us oxide gas or yitalzed air given
for the painless extraction oi teeth.
CRYSTAL FALLS, MICH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09

WANTED To rent for the
winter. piano. Must be OF
rood tone and in tune. Address.
A. b. G. care DIAMOND DRILL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-09
(First publication Nov :, lsnp' hs' puplW'
cation Dec. -. lSnn1
Notice OF Attachment.

Notlce A. hereby given TINT on the eleventh
day OF September. A. -, 1872 writ 9l ~
tarhmsuf was duly issued out 81 the 'lt'"i,
,,,,,, go, no County of Iron ai the SUIT 81
the FIRST state Rank at Tower the npolr
named plaintiff nri,nst the luuds. trnr,nehl,
goods aud chnttcls moneys anh thtF's ~
Edward Blake, the defendant above nainrd Tor
the ann of two thousand two hundred thirlerit
and ~ 100 dollars. which said writ was return
able on the eighteenth day oi October y ~. ~
FRGD III AnmOrT.
Attorney for plaintiff
p,.,noss address. CRYSTAL Falls. Michigan