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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29
This Much Is Sure :

This Much Is Sure:
That most cases Of genuine consump-
ton are due 10 the extension Of chronic
catarrhal infarnmations to the lungs
from the throat and bronchial tubes,
and that G chronic Inflammation may
begin in the lungs as the result OF serous
exudations into the air cells. caused by
catsrrh- These cases certainly need no
germ theory to explain their existence
However too little is known as vet
about this subject to allow any con-
scientious person to affirm or deny the
truth of the existence of specific tu-
bercular bacillus.
-'The acute form Of this disease Is
known as quick consumption. and the
chronic form as creeping or catarrhal
consumption. There is no essential diff
terence in them, but the acute form L
much more IuCttra bic than the chronic
The cough. which is nearly always
one OF the earliest symptoms is a loose
cough. with more or less abundant ex--
oectorariOn. which at first IS mucus.
ana VIII HQ2t on water, but as the dis
ease develops, becomes partly pus.
which can be detected by splitting III
clear water. when a portion of it will
sink slowly TO the bottom This kind OF
sputa gets more abundant as the disease
advances The cough is worse on first
wing down at night. on getting up in
the morning and after . full meal
Hot Flashes and Cold Spells.
There is an unnatural heat of the
skin. alternating with cold spells CT
chills more CT less defined. and sweat ting,
especially at night. These symptoms,
slight at first grow more noticeable as
the disease advances until hectic fever
is the result
Loss of Flesh.
Loss Of flesh is a prominent symD-
tom. which Increases as the disease in
creases- especially of the body and legs.
while the face may retain its usual
amount OF flesh.
Loss of Appetite.
Less of appetite. thirst. dyspeptic
SYMPTOMS. sore mouth, sore throat and
hoarseness are cutie commonly present.
but not alway IS
ShOTtness of Breath.
"A feeling Of exhaustion. shortness OF
breath. palDitatiou Of the heart all
warn the patient OF the approaching
end. yet through it all there is usually
no aba tenent of the hcoefulness of tne
afflicted one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29
Great Kennedy Pe-ru-na.

This medicine has saved great many
patients after all hope had fed and
earthly assistance seemed vain. In ad-
vanced cases where the strength is rap
idly falling and the cough trouble
some two ounces of rock candy added
TO each bottle of Peruna before using is
advisable, and teasooonful every hour.
or, II the patient prefers a tablespoonful
every three hours
In cases where the patient is very
weak a small dose should be taken to
begin with, gradually increasing to the
doses recommended above In the first
stages CT consun-tion. before the dis
ease is fully developed Peruna should
be taken as directed on the bottle
Pe-ru-na Checks the Cough.
Stops the diarrhoea. if there is any
increases the strength and appetite. cor
reefs the digestion, produces sound
sleep IN most cases. and consequently
the most perfect medicine to meet all
the distressing symptoms Of consump-
ticn. When taking Feruna there is no
need for stiniulants or opium or nervines
Of any kind, for all the symptoms for
which these are ordinarily used are ad-
mira bly, met by this most excellent med
5c.no-
There Are Three Roads
Which lead from health to consumption
Over one Of these roads pass all that
great multitude Of people who die every
year Of consumption Each route be-
gins with health and happiness and ends
with risease and Death
FIRST Road:
A SLIGHT coId-negIected-s in the
head or throat-chronfc catarrh-ex-
tends to the lungs-consump death
second Road:
A slight eold-negIected cough-settles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29

has consumption in her family we we're
very much worried She was weak.
nervous. and had no appetite at all
Finally happened to be at my
fathers store, S. A Birch, CoFesville. Alb
county. va. and noticed your medicine
he had there for sale I got a bottle
and read the printed matter on it and
told my wife that I thought it would
probably not do any harm to try it. She
said if it did not taste badly she would
trE it.
so we brought a bottle of it home
and within a week she commenced to
eat and now she is hungry all the time
and not half OF the medicine has been
taken. We both agreed that it beats any
medicine to bring on an appetite and to
get the nerves in good shape that We
have ever had anything to do with.
I have not the slightest doubt but
that your medicine has saved her from
long spell of sickness, if nothing more.
All my family had begun to get uneasy.
but of course she did not know it and
have only fust told her of it since she
has improved so much. had no idea It
would do half what II has and don't
think there is another medicine made
that win begin to compare with it,
W. E. Birch, Fruit Grower. Alton, Alb
county. Va
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna-
write at once to Dr. Hartman. giving a
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis
Address DR.. Hartman President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus.
Ohio
Register of Treasury.
JudsoH w. Lyons.
Hon Judson w Lyons. Register CT
the United States Treasury, in letter
from Washington, D. C.. says: I find
Peruna to be an excellent remedy 1or
the catarrhal affections OF sprinE AMI
summer. and those who suffer from
DEPRESSION from the heat OF the summer
viii find no remedy the equal Of PERU
ma ,,-Iudson ". LYONS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29

CONGRESSMAN Barfiam from California.
Congressman ]. A. Barham, of Santa Rosa,
California, writes:
At the solicitation of friend used your
Peruna and can cheerfully recommend it as
an excellent remedy for all catarrhal troub-
j. A. Barham.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29
Miss Alice o,NeiIl.

312 Adams street, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:
RI cannot say too much in favor of Peru
ma about hay year ago was completely and bs1g
cough which seemed to be in danger of
affecting my lungs. If my system had been
in stronger condition it would have been
much easier to throw of this cold, but l
could not seem to get any relief until l took
Peruna, and I must say that it did the work
thoroughly. Within week I could see
wonderful Improvement, and I took Peruna
four weeks and am in perfect health now"
Alice O'Neil.
hrs. Dora Horn.
Rock Rapids, Lyon county, Iowa, writes: eI
feel that L ought to write to you few words
of thanks. Half a year ago my system was
SO run down that could not do any moro
work. was troubled with palpitation of the
heart, nervousness, stitches in in the sides,
night sweats, expectoration of blood be-
came thinner every day, and so | wrote to
You and begged you to tell me the truth.
My foreboding became certainty. for
N you wrote that 1 had consumption
N You promised me a if I would fol-
, " low your instructions. and I am cured.
n for I feel well at the present time 1
III think that Peruna is good medicine.
and I thank you again for the health
Ter II that have obtained"
e Mrs. Eleanor Cohu.
Nv sos Sixth avenue. New York writes:
For bronchial trouble or any other
disorders CT the throat, lungs or stomach
II l believe Peruna is at the head |
u caught heavy cold which developed
into bronchitis in its most serious form.
and upon the testimony of a friend
Il tried Peruna, although had little faith
A0 in it, my experience had been that
~ most patent medicines are worthless.
When 1 began using it had been con-
fined to my bed for week and in few
days 1 felt my strength returning the
cough left my throat less sensitive, and
in two weeks 1 entirely we'll
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29
Hectic Flush on Cheek.

The flushed cheek. clear eye and
strong voice help to deceive both the
patient and attendants as TO the serious
nature OF the disease
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29

"A feeling Of exhaustion. shortness OF
breath. palnitatiou Of the heart. all
warn the patient OF the approaching
end. yet through it all there is usually
no abatement of the hooefulness OF the
afflicted one
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-13
LIVES AND DIES A MYSTERY

Durham, n. c., Nov. 1O-W. E.
Chivers, the painter and decorator, a
man who was certainly an artist,
died at the Watts Hospital Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, his death be-
ing caused by heart trouble: He died
within few hours after he reached
the hospital.
The man died as he lived alone
and a mystery. A great many of
our people knew him as Chivers, the
painter, but no more. His most in
innate friends, if those who knew
him can be termed as his intimate
friends, knew practically nothing
about him, although he lived in this
section for eight years or more.
Neither did he leave a scratch of
pen or letter of any kind to tell
who his people are or whence he
came. There is story-or rather
vague rumor-that he was born in
Philadelphia and later lived in Mas
sachusetts, that he has a wife from
whom he had parted and son about
21 years of age, but no one knows of
these facts.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-13
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
THE NEXT HOUSE.
Republicans and Fusionists Two
Hundred and Four.

Washington, Nov. 5.-The latest
returns received up to 1920 O'Clock
tonight show that the Republicans
Gncluding in this description the
Fusionists from the Pittsburgh A Ileg-
hany districts in Pennsylvania will
control the next House by vote of
204 Republicans to 179 Democrats.
with three districts, the Eighth
Tennessee, and two California dis
tricts remaining so much in doubt
that the official returns will be need
ed to decide the result. The totals
given are believed to be correct, al
though there are few districts. such
as two in Colorado and one inMinne-
sofa where the Republican andDem-
ocratic party managers respectively
do not concede defeat, but the gen
eral result could not be affected even
should their claims prove we'll
founded.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-13
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as Administrative of the
estate of T. J. Outlaw. deceased notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward and settle the same
Immediately. Parties holding claims against
said estate viii presents them to the Under
al gned for ps ym0 1t OF. before the sth day
of OVEN bel iyts, this uosiee Will bs l1ead-
cd In bar Of their recovery.
Thjs the 18th DAY of Novem Der 1909
ANNIE D. OUTLAW, Administrstrix
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-13

FOR RENT-A room house on
east Spruce ST. In good order,
nearly new, good neighborhood.
Apply to J. G.. Eason.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-13
BOMB EXPLODES.
Killing II and Injuring so. Fright
full Disaster Among Crowd
Watching Election Re
turns in New York.
turns in New York.

turns in New York.
New York, Nov. 6-The prema-
ture discharge of a bomb killed 12
and injured fifty at Madison Square,
while a crowd was watching the
election returns.
The disaster caused the widest
scene of disorder. The crowd was SO
dense that escape was impossible.
Women and children were trampled
in the mad throng.
The hospitals to-day are filed with
the injured, some of whom are ex-
pected to die.
Others were taken to their homes.
Turner's N. C. almanac for 1903,
It matters not whoe'er U. B.
What other almanac u. C.
You will want Turner's for 1908.
Get it from the cold veteran!''
B. B. RAIFORD.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-13

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<sesNzSeH is SEPT FEE ora ssggesps inf
Saasasss to gay expense of mailing ONLY
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tire kso0R< fin Raress covers. Address
k1'r hs ". PIERCE 3uffsasO, NJ. "
Graham guardian., 1902-12-26

"Last winter an infant child Of
mine had Group in a violent FORM"
says Elder John w. Rodgers, a
Christian Evangelist, of Filley,
Mo. 81 gavo her a few doses of
Chamberlains Cough Remedy and
in short time all danger was past
and tho child recovered This
remedy not only cures Group, bat
when given rs spQn as the first
symptoms appear, will prevent the
attack. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful substance and may
be given AS confidently to a baby
as to an adult. For sale by. Saf
ford Drug Co Stafford II. p
Wightman Pima.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-26

Gray E L NV quarter of sec %
tp 10 sr 28 e 25 5S
Hawkins VIM r patented land
sec 28 tip 5 ST "a 22 acres
81 9S
Holiday Wiley, patented land
Iawkins entry sec 2S tip 3 sr
asst IL acres 90 92
Iamblin w D lot at Pima, 10 80
Haws ] W lot at Central 10 40
NHolyoke N, lot l blk 3S in Pima
~ 20 30
his George lot at Pima, II 80
bin T lot blk 40 at Pima
20 4S
IS N 2 and half acres
4 land at Curtis Simms en-
16 81
Haisly Chas. patented land s
lalf ne quarter Sc quarter and S
ialf ne quarter sec IL tip 8 ST. rs @
100 acres 20 62
Kirby, Alma, land on sc cor NV
par at Pima, sec "a, tip 6sr "a e
bacres "a 80
Kleyensteuber, F A, . half of ne
ar and half, Sc quar-, sec 2, tp
sr25 80 40
Meyers, Chas F, lot at Thomas,
land near Thomas, sw quar-
20, tip 4, r 23 c "a %
Markham, H, patla in Matthews
try 25 acres 35 81
.Mangum, J W, lot L blk 81 at
ina 50 6l
Norton, H D, lot 3, blk a8 at
ina "a So
Olsen, Eveline, lot in Layton
28 81
Olsen, Olivia pat land in W A
Carter's entry, sec II, tip 6, "a
2, IS acres. HEsl.2, NV quar- OF
lie quar-, sec ii, tip 6, S + "A e, lao
}cres 13 81
Paceo, Mariana, 6 lots, l to 6
pclusive, blk 8, Solomonville pat
and ne quar- NV quar-, sec Is, tip Z,
n 27 e; Is acres 2S OF
Palmer, Isaac, sw quar- of ne quar-
I'D half NV quar- sec 22, tip 5, +
e; 90 acres A 63
Reashau, Louis, lot at Thomas
9 "a
6som, W j, pat land in ne
,,sAc Is, tip sr25 e; 10 acres
t 4 at Pima, blk S. 80 65
Rogers, D M, lot 3, blk 81, Pima
32 81
Steggall, Robert, ne quar-, sec Is,
9S,sr77e 40 Is.
Salciso, Louisa, farm at Guthrie
70 90
Trip, R B, pat land Sc quar- of
" quar- and W half Of Sc quar-, sec
Z, ne quar- and NV guar, sec 20, tip
SRA III sol
Vianes, Jose Ma. lot on sw quar-
y quar-, sec a3, Up IS rag e at
homas 8 Ill
Webb, c Y, lot !, BIZ, o., Pima
81 35
weDU, Gilbert, lot 4, block as at
fma, 20 60I
hciGa, William, pre-. half Of
quar-, sec %, tip 8, ST Fl e, pat.
81 IS
Hays, J B, 8 acres pat. land,
aker's entry IS 81
Ballard, Jos, lot 8, blk 23 and
ipts. in Pima 27 l4l
Butler, W f, lot 2, blk "a, at
ma, and 8 acres land, 2s sol
Ballard, VIM B, lot l, block A,
Pima, 81 39l
Ballard, VIM H, lot at Pima
20 81
Curtis, Moses, 2 l-2 acres land
Hawkins entry Is 74l
Campbell, ] W, 5 acres land NV
= ne quar-, sec Is, tip 7, sr Is e,
"a 45l
Colvin, H, 10 acres land in Fred |
ebb's entry and house and lot in
lrtis 81 05 |
Centreras, Juan, lots to TO-
$40, Mexican add to Solomon
le "a 28
Fuller, Thomas A, 81 acres cul-
nd land in Simm's entry in
80, tip b, ST s4e, 81 COL
Hawkins, VIM r, 2S acres land
zee sS, tip 5, sr "a e, as So
folyoke, N, lot /, blk SS in
IA 20 "a
AamHan, Thomas lot blk 40
Pima 81 OIL |
Iamblin, D W lot and impts at
"a 10 80 |
arris, G lot and impts at Pima
Is 80
lays, ] B, 9 acres pat. land in
er's entry near Pima 3s 81
eter II M, ne quar- Of NV quar-
3 tip 6 ST Is go SO |
udd L P, lot blk 98 at Pima
ID IS
lammel Franklin, house and
adjoining D H Ming at Thomas
IL 81
Jleyensteuber f A, half of ne
Sand half ofse quar- sec 2 tp
t&5 9 30 03 |
Graham guardian., 1902-12-26


by sale Of flots I & bk 48 Pima 40 Cd
Lamoraux A o, Pima, per pro tax
sec by sale of lot o tp 6 sr2s eS47 3S
Lambert Wilson, Matthews, per pro
tax sec by sale of sw or sw ar sec 4
tp s sr "a three one-half acresSz1 OF
Mejia Rafael, SolomonvllIe, per
prop house at San Jose .......o 6z
Milton w, Stafford, per prop and
lot 1 Stafford rd...............2s IA
Mangum ] w, Pima, per prop lots
two and thirty-one blk 49 and lot two
blk fifty-two Pima .....,.....18 &c
MCGOWAN F H, Stafford, per prop.
and imp on HE. E...........I8 90
Mcbride Jr Jas, Pima, per prop lot
% blk 27 Pima ..........Io Ga
McAlister Bros, Duncan, I-a int
in two houses Duncan house, Duncan
Mcdonald G w, Stafford, per prop
lot & house Smith ad Stafford SI2 II
MCGOWAN ] H, Stafford, per prop
tax 5 I-2 sw Ia sec 81 7 26....I3 "a
Norton, Fl F, Pima, per. property SO
cured by sale of lot / blk 81, Pima
..15 90
Norton, Chas Bryce, hf sw Ia sec 7,
Up S 20 e............................ .26 o.
O'Neil, H, personal property on
homestead. ........." .......,..............19 SO
Olney s 7, Duncan, per. property hf
W Ia and " hf n IL sec 2S, to S r
"a OF
Palmer e, Eden, per property, s acres
land Hancock's entry, l5 acres IL sec
32, p D, r n e...........,....,,...25 &,
Palmer. !. j. Eden, per, property, 6
acres in Hancock's entry, Is acres in
sec 81, tip 5, s 24 e..............,..,.27 IA
Palmer Isaac, Eden, per property and
10 acres Fred Webb's entry sec 32 tp
B 7 24 4......,,.................... 00
Plum, W NJ, Eden, per. property tax,
ten acres land in John Plum's entry
2l 03
Pacho NJ, Solomonville, per prop blk
Mexican ad to SolomonvilIe l3 Og
Rose h, Thatcher, per prop tax N
no IA sec 80 % 2S 25
Rogers D NJ, Pima, per prop tax lot 8
DIX "a Pima 10 "a
Reed John, Thomas, per prop tax sec
3 IA sec 80 n 200 cattle 100 acres
20l 7S
Reashau Louis, Thomas, house and
lot Thomas IA 81
Ryan T 4, Duncan, blk Duncan
townsite Ii q
Shepard Orsen, Stafford, per prop pt
land 2 IL acres in E l.2 SO IA Sc Ia sec
ls tp SR26 E 2l z
Smith n e, Thatcher, per prop tax sw
Ia Sc SEQ 725 IS 81
Smithson G W, Eden, per prop lots
Curtis IA l.
Smith J w, Thatcher lot block /
Thatcher 10 s
Sollars H, Clifton, per prop ani
imp on Homestead 25 s.
Taylor Jos. Pima, Saddle and @ pony
lot blk 50 Pima 10 s.
Tyler Geo A, Ellen, per prop and |
acres in e1a ne Ia he IA sw sec y
tp 5 8 + "A east II 81
| Trujillo Jesus, Solomonville lot
house apd impv, Solomonville..... s G;
Turner, q a, per prop and l5 acre,
in sec 70 tp 5 or II e, Pima, ..,,,,,, l6 8,
Waters j l. I, Duncan, per prop and
b. g. sec IL 81 ...,,,,,....,.,.,......., 70 4
White G Y, Duncan, per prop, sv
cor sw IA ne IA sec 10 tip 8 sr 32 {
......... 2o Ok
| Worden N p, Pima, per prop and {
I2sw ii and Sc ! 1 NV IA sec Is tp
ar % :...... 4S u
Williams Geo w, Pima, b | 80 acre;
pct land in SEQ 70 tp 6 $ + % e. balance
Walsh A, Pima, per prop secured by
% ecres in Taylor's entry and lot
| block 81 Pima. ...,,,..- 9S e
Williams Thos Il, Stafford, fence and
II acres lard in sec 2 tp Ter 2s Q, and
house at Stafford d........................4 42 81
Graham guardian., 1902-12-26
1899.

house at Stafford. d........................ 42 "a
1899.
Amado Rafael, SolomOnVille, lot l
| block X, Solomonvilie ..." ...... SIC 81
Acuns Juan. Solomonyille, lot IL
blk - in Solomonvile.. $2S ii
Brenner NJ L, Stafford, lot blk 27 in
Stafford .....,...."...... ..............."S2O 5S
! Bnrnum C X, Thatcher, lot 2 blk l6
in thatcher ..,.,..,,...";. Is II
BeoI, ,Joen. Pins, ~ acres land in
see 70 to 6 Range "a e, Pima .o,y "a 81
Ptma.~......,.....'... - '''a' '''', ~. 15 =
Ballard 6 p, Pima, lot / block
Boyle E, Pima, 7 acres IauJ n w or
w NEl1 sec II tp Rauge 24 east, in
II. .na,"'',,',.'',,'',. ,,....",u..........4 A. II
BalI,Hrd Jsmes, Pira, lot 1 blk y in
SIma. .....-,...................l II 81
Bianes Jose NJ, Thatcher, house and
lot in Thatcher ........ ........ Is so
Ballard J w, Pima, % acres land NE
a NE1l section % tp range % east,
Ilma. ......... 80 10
Clutf Moses A, ri "a, GS @rcs land
in sec l3 tip Z range q F., Pima. .127 30
. Clutf Moses. Pima, 10 acres laL, q NE
4 NEh sec 30. tp 6, range % ast.
Elma. lie u
Cluf Bros. Pima Toll Road, Pi-
mR ................................ % b2
Curtis NJ. NJ, Eden, 125 acres NEM
sec 1, tip 5, Tauge "a =, Eden........S4 Is
Curtis, Mrs II. Eden. 3 acres land in
NJ NJ Curtis Entry sec tp 5. R q T.
and lot 2 blk x, Eden. 26 70
Chlarson II n, Thatcher, land on S
. d NEH and l)t l blk X, Fbatch
Cluff Jos, Central, 80 acres land sec
81 80 tP 6 range % east, Ce rtral, bal
nhCe uue ~ ~
Curtis Moses, Eden, lot , block Y,
rueu II O7
Carter Jr, w A, Pima, I, acres land
NEM NEA and SEH SCI see II IS
tp 6 range "A cast. anG baw mill in
una 3O so
Cluff d w, Central, Sc acres land in
sec 81 tp range a5 east, Central. bal
Rncc dne..... ............ . 43
Chavez 5, Solom"nviGe, lot . blk %
la Snlomonville......... ~
Colwell j Il, Pima SF4 Homestead
Entry, Flma...,,................. 10 so
Church N e, Pima, l2 J., acres land
NEA NW14 sec 20 tip 6 range 25 cast.
flnla........ ......................... 10 g7
Colviu w, Eden, III T., i1den..,l 4S
Dodge Tnos, Pima, acres land lot 2
blk 60 in Pima, Dalanc,, due. = no
Dodge Lyman, Pima. II acres ,aud
sec IL tp 6 GraDge 25 cast aud lor I BLK
lit fiilla ...................... 30 -
Din5more Mrs II A. Duncan, u ac, es
,aud sec tip 32 range 81 and lot in
duncan ................,...... .,,....... 81 ISL
DnunrHn r L, Duucla, SEl, NE1
and improvements. 10 3 !
East Joe, I'ima, lot | Jock X il,
% 35
Euojos Q, SolUmonville, house on ri
sntry in Solomonville. e.......,,7 03
Erickson Augusta. SolomonvilJe lot
block q in Thatcher ..........-I7 az 4
East Thos, Pima, lot > blk 6S in Pi.
ma, balance ue............,, az
taishaw, John, Pima 3 acres lard y !
. q he!4 swA nw14 in Gee to 8 .ange
- T"SS III ''....,.................. 10 4S
Gallego Soseano, Solomonville Der-
sopsl property secnrol by sale 4 seH
lwA nel1 sec l6 tp range 26 eass :
'Si ..'''''.''''.,..,,.... .....,,,...... Il S6
Gutierrez Jose, Clifton. ,ouse anu
lot San Francisco addition 10 Ciif-
Gillespie w a, Solomon ella OK ocras
q - I f"c l3'p ~ % 60 So O)
Graham guardian., 1902-12-26

in DW ar ne ar sec l9 tip 6 ST 20 c
21 27
Franco Angel per prop and lots
to 6 Sol'ville and imp 10 81
Gaivan Sylvester, per prop and
lot II blk 20 Clifton house and
impvt IL 65
Harper John per propt secured
by sale of 2 acres pat land in Cur
tbs entry house etc II so
Hancock e E per propt secured
by sale of l3 acres in ne or sec 33
tip 5 ST "a G and imp in Hancocks
entry 48 So
Hancock Levi per propt secured
by sale Of sw or NV or sec 20 tp ;
ST "a house and impv. 33 81
Holyoke N per propt secured by
sale of lot I blk 38 Pima, house etc
Jefferson W D, per propt secured
by sale of n half sw quarter and
sw quarter ne Or sec 20 tp7 ST 20
east, ,............... 40 2S
Johnson Louie per propt sccur
by sale Of lot | Plat A 10 40
Jones w E 4 1t blk 40 Pima, 8 90
Juarez Genobio, per propt secur.
cd by sale Of Its to 5 Solomon
vile 30 "a
Kempton | t per propt secured
by sale ofe half Sc Or sec rs tip 6
sr 26 and impts. ......... Al so
Lujan Antonio, lots | to II &
house, Solomonville. ......T Sc
Lindsey j p per propt and house
on my claim, ,,............2 .2S OF.
Leitch G P 2-3 intrest in Lem
mons ranch sec 81 tp 5 ST. "a 1t
l and 8 sw Or sec4tp6 sr24e $40 20
Mangum Sr J W. per propt secur-
ed by sale of lots l and blk 40
Pima house and impv 10 25
Mcdonald G W, per propt and 1t,
house and Smiths addt to Stafford
.'............ ............ II 81
Norton G L lot, house plat, Pima
ArlZ Z............ 10 20
Olney, S Y per propt secured by
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-25

At tho meeting of the hay fever as
ISOLATION held at Marquette last sum
ner q committee was appointed TO lool
up site and prepare plans for thu
establishment of a permanent home
Tor the hay feverites. The committee
mas been at work on the matter since
that time and it is given ont that the
city Of ST. lgnace has been chosen as
the best place for the establishment of
The home. Four cities had in applica-
ions for the honor. Ononagon. Mar
luette, Munising and st. Ignace The
Urinary reason for the selection of the
|Psting place of Marquette is tho fact
'at IL is very quiet place and the
vXprs will there have perfect quiet
IN requirements of the association
ifo the city capturing the prize Is
'nas he free rental Of twenty acres Of
s1ou be given with electric lights
ana ater mains available and the
ero Of pavilion. as by 1876 feet
- for the associations free use