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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-06-05

work, or who have not been elected
elsewhere at better pay.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-06-05

a happy quartet-Lillie Broka, Eva
Crawford, Myra Anon and Helen Bow
ers. Ask them why.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-06-05

1t is reported that Harry Comstoct
and Merlin Bowers have changed their
OccuDatiOn
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between r. l.. Hill and y r. Hill, as
the firm Hill & Son, conducting mar
BILE ad granite business in Denison.
Iowa, was on December p. 1903, dis
solved by mutual concent A, r. djll
retiring from the business. and r, l..
Hill continuing the same, r. l.. Hill
will assume all liabilities, and will ccl
lect all bills owing the said firm. Any
one knowing themselves indebted to
the firm will call and settle with r. L.
Hill at once D,te6 at Denison, Iowa,
Dee. 81, 'O3 r. l.. HILL
A. r. HILL
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30
Notice OF Mulct Petition for Crawford
County.

Not ce is hereby given that on the
18th day of December, 1903, there was
filed in the Auditors office in said
county a Mulct Petition signed by
divers citizens Of the township of Bower,
statement Of conse tshat intoxicating
liqEors may De sold in tae county of
Crawford State of Iowa, und er the
provisions of the law regulating the
SAM, and that al the regular session
of the board of supervisors of Crawford
county, Iowa, on Tuesday. January 5,
1904, at the hour of | o'clock D M.
the said board will publicly canvass the
same, and any parties interested there
in m " appear before said board at said
time and take action in reference to the
same. as p divided by law
Dated at Denison, Iowa this l4h
day of Dec, 1903. 90-3t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30
Hfiop Neus Letter,
Miss Sylvia evans is spending Christmas
and New Years With her parents.

Miss Sylvia evans is spending Christmas
and New Years With her parents.
On Wednesday fire broke cut in bed
room in the home of Pat Heddermau, sand
burned most of one bed, when it was dis.
covered and soon extinguished,
fire soon after the Christmas exercises
were over. The fire started from large
lamp, which burned a hole in the ceiling.
the lamp the whole block of the Arion
Merchantile Co and surrounding build
ings would have been destroyed.
On Friday p. ~. fire broke out in the
kitchen Of the residence of Dr. Coon. Con-
siderable damage was done to the water
pipes ana walls The docto says that he
found out that in case of a bad fire. he had
| neighbors who would do all that could be
done to help him.
0 Clark and wife. of Nimdcn. Neb..
are guests at the DR. Coon home Mr..
Clark is brother of Mrs Coon.
N. P. and Mrs. Underhill spent Christ
mas with their son Charles, at Omaha.
Elmer Carson who forme -ly worked
for the Arion Telephone Co.. but now of
Waterloo. Iowa. visited Arion friends
Saturday and Sunday.
The Misses Deuel. and Howorth are
| spending their holiday vacation at their
homes at Woodbine
Mrs j. U. Wise and Mrs. Blanche
Seeman took dinner and spent the day
with Mr.. Wise on Wednesday. Mr. Wise
has sold his hons in Dow City, and will
move to Arion about April 1st.
| Rev. Bashford is being delayed in get
ting moved here by the serious illness of
his brother, who is slowly dying of coz
sumption,
DR.. Coon is having about two thousand
oak and elm fence posts cut on one of his
! FARMS
Herman Krohnke w II sell his cattle and
farm machinery at public auction on the
5th OF January, and retire from farming
The illustrated sermon delivered by cur
pastor on Sunday evening was very inter-
esting, and was much appreciated by the
large congregation present. The pictures
were life size, and are the work of Rev
Bashford, who is certainly an artist of no
mean ability,
w. c. McHenry and family visited at
the Coon home on Sunday.
Ira Springer and wife are visiting at
Meringo, la, and in Missouri.
The school entertainment last Wednes-
day was good, and reflected much credit
upon our teacher
l. c Butler is looking after his land in
Nebraska this weed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30
Buck Grove Letter

The M. E church will have Christmas
exercises next Thursday eve. All are in
vi!ed to attend
Rob Moffitt has purchased the Gigax
store. There will be considerabiei improve
ment here in the spring, which will be a
benefit to the town. 1t is rumored that
James O'Meara will erect two story
building. in which L w, Haean will move.
Who says our town is not getting therea
Miss Emma Fry has been helping Miss
Edna Hester for the past few days during
Mr.. Hester's absence.
L L Carpenter and Dick Pence con-
template having a sale. and moving away
We regret to see our old citizens leave.
'Say Did you see those boys in Motifs
window" Now, girls.
Jas. Wiley was up from from Dow Cit
, on business last week.
Carl Iseminger was aoSchleswig visitor
| Thursday and Friday
John Finnigrass went to Manila Satur-
day evening. retul ming Monday a. m
DR.. Bonney has started on lis regular
A. Isemlnger went to Defiance to Wis
it with his brothers.
Mr. Will S ,ett and Miss Nellie Lough-
ray went to Manila the first of the week.
Miss Martha Waite returned from Sioux
City after three or four eeks visit with
brother. She visited in Buck Grove on
Sunday and then returned to Denison.
Miss Mable Howorth was forced to miss
few days of school on account of an &C
cident going home las Friday to Denison
with Mr. Ranniger. The buggy upset and
Miss Howorth hurt her face and arm Mr..
Ranniger escaped injury.
Miss XII ty Vim started for her home
in Cedar Co. Monday. She expects to
stop at Jefferson to visit with Mrs. George
Bonesteel
Miss Julia Rusterhults sister.was visiting
with her Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Fowle, went to Dedham
to visit their parents till alter the holidays.
A relief agent was sent from Sioux City to
take his place.
Miss Fannie Hayes is expected home to
spend the holidays. She is attending col
lege at Iowa City
George Fotherngham and George Hugg
wont to Dakoto on land business
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30
jackson Items.

Earnest and Andrew Schwanz we're bus
mess callers at Odebolt, Thursday.
Charles Richardson was Vail visitor
Wednesday.
Ralph Hannah and VIM. Maynard, who
are attending the Denison college, spent
Christmas with their parents
R. ] Riley was Denison visitor Mon
day.
Mrs. Dozerk and daughter Mary and
son James, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dozark
and daughter Gladys, and Mrs. Andrew
Dozark attended the shupiter- Wescott
wedding at Deloit, Tuesday
VIM. Meyer is visiting with relatives in
Lake View.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Novotne and Miss
Julia Ahrenkeil spent Christmas at H
Ahrenkeil's.
Mrs. Mary Coleman went to Cedar
Rapids Tuesday to visit with relatives.
Harry Riley and sister Lou went to Ute
Thursday to spend Christmas with their
uncle F. r. Shirclif.
Mrs. Frank Alyward was a Vail visitor
Thursday
John Brogan and family and Frank
Alyward attended church in Vail Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dozark spent
Christmas with his mother.
Mrs. Ed. DuHey was visitor at Vail
Thursday.
The Christmas exercises at the Nelson
school house Friday evening was we'll at
tended and fine program was rendered
by the children of the sch oil and Sunday
school
Mrs, Chas. White was pleasant caller
at Vail, Thursday.
I E Abbott drove his cattle to Vail,
Saturday to ship.
Anton Christensen had two car loads of
corn shipped to him at Boyer.
Mrs H. Ahrenkeil was Vail visitor,
Thursday
A fire occurred at Herman Simon Sum
day evening about II o'clock The fire
was upstairs and it is not known how it
was started. Some clothes and bed cloth
ing were the only things Blu ned.
Ed Meyers returned home from Chica-
go, Wednesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30
Half Rates to Portland, Oregon, and
IL aiulu

Via the North Western Line Excur
sion tickets will be sold January 9th to
9th, inclusive with very favorable re-
turn limit on account of con-entio
OF National Live Stock Association
Apply 70 Agents Chicago Il Northwest
ern R'y. 90
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30
Notice in Probate.

STATE OF IOWAic
Crawford Countylo
In the matter of the estate of Mary Jane
Luney late of Crawford County, deceased
- Notice ffappointment of administrator.
To WHOM lT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that on the 9th day
of Dec 1868, ahe undersigned was duly APP
estate and all crcditors of said estate are
notified to file their claims in the Office of the
clerk Of the Gistrict Court. in and for Crawford
County low within one year from the date
OF this notice, according t. law, and ihave the
same allowed and ordered paid by the said
court, or stand forever barred thcrefrom.
Dated Dec, "a 1903.
w. H. SEWERS
CONNER x LALi.Y. Attorneys 90
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30

Half Rates to Portland Oregon, rnd
Return.
Via the NORTHWESTERN Line Excur-
slonItckets will be sold Jan 6 to 9, in
elusive, with very favorable return
limits, On account of convention
National Lie Stock Association. APT
ply To Agents Chicago & North West
ern R'y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30
For Sale.

Forty pure bred barred Plymouth
Rock cockerels, J M. Holt strain.
These are fine birds and will be sold at
a bargain. "A. D. BRINK Rte ].
1926
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30

Gift boxes of stationary to so
cents box. The BOYS.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-12-30

For Sale-Four choice Pn'anl-
China B ,ars. two of them bred from
best stock in Wisconsin l also have
40 cocherels for sale They are of the
Hawkings strain B. F. LESHER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
ahn.n. nnn Ghere ssfIuna

brino,n bic St 9trHarOs6rdutcrpiGc in on,H
Fdatn pon St6ruua Dts meuibi3eu Cr9anisuus
beroor 2eics aItberibmts @cilmittcI Oas loon
nuf,re gdt.r uuo Iftttr alien ionitiotH 4r3ncieH
por,oQsu, briUdbrt f8 in i.Otr 6inHbt bel 9tr=
oauuuqsbei6pcrOrl, ionic BET eebtr=, 3ereHs un0
Wil,lei0eu. bel 5igbar alter art bel 6auttrdntz
beiter. Ratorrb, Gfbjud)t, ytcuralgic 8beumatisa
lnug uub m3dbligtH aHoercn RroHtbtteH, Die
bauptid6lib aus uursiuem 3uit0nO ocs @luns
trtft.beu. in S3ug oui bic 9erui6tuug bon
Rranfbeitsicimcn fe6t 0as 1litte tbata5li9 mz
frreibt ba. (Ei 5o, ,Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
pa Gnhcricn fiir Samen unS De.
rem SegIeitn1a rcierDirt.
(9lns Oem Srieftaften Der 9feDs. J
Sefiir6tet bic @icOcr>
tcbr OeS @aitntsmu8.
On ben 3eOatteur Der y92ens." "

On ben 8eoatteur Der rRens."
Bel Der tiir3li6en oemofratiz
fd]eN Primdrpabl 6eipar6en iif)
bier N7piranten I'm bic @6ren
beS Wdporsdmtes. 9a ba8 9lmt
gum arOBen 3beile Elm gef6dFtli=
DIES 1T, foIte ba5 natiirli6e Rez
fultat Die @rpG6lung zines U}unz
nes getpeien iein, Der in ieoer Be-
3iebung Die beiten 6dbigfeiten fir
bas &mt beIiBt; ieOo4 purOe ST.
Mc2ane, elmer Der Ii9 am penigz
ften bafiir etgnenben MGnner, err
pdblt. 8esbul6? O6 DerIel6e
BON 6rn. Stain i'm Qnfunge fir
bic Stelung ausgepG6lt nurce,
ooer nt6t, unleugbar lit es, baB
er Bel Der PrimGrtpa6l bon Der
&uiin Srguntfatton einItimmig
unteritiiBt tpuroe. Die Weltneiz
fen itimmen in i6ren QnIi6ten
burin iiberein, baB entlpe0er cine
Der beiOen groBen unpiberitebliz
den 8enolten - @rbli9teit Ober
11mgebung - ba5 8etragen Der
W}enf6en in bieiem 2eben reguz
lirt oOer 6eibe @inflUfTe It4 gelz
tenb MAIDEN. 6r. RaItn, fpeI9er
elmer Der i6arfIe6enbiten politiz
i4en 5ii6rer lit, bat 9rn. 0tc>
Zane in Der Waage genOgen uno
funb i'm in Der S9nebe. 8pm
Batter Bis gum Sobne paren bic
N2c2anes felt me6reren 9eneraz
tionen NenterzSSn6dber in 0teier
Stdbt unb i'm Stuute, unb man
bat niemuls bdppn geb0rt, baB
bisIe e6rentpert6en W}Gnner ft9
oeqen bic PartetndI9ine, ipel9e
lie in Nnt unb Wiirben 6ra9te,
oepenbet ober bteIelbe betGmpft
buben. Die Raiin SrganiIdz
tionsz2eute be6aupten, baB biez
ienige politiI9e 9artei, bic bieies
Jriibia6r in Der Stubt iiegt, uu1
i'm 6erbite i'm @taat iiegen tpirb.
Sb nun 6r. Mc2ane Elm reiner
unb unbefledter gRaiinite lit,
'ober ni9t, ietn Same unb ietne
refine @ergangenbeit iperben bas
&ingzSidet 5ieren unb ba3u belz
fen, es gegen mOgli4e politif4e
@tirme gu f4iiBen. Rann bas
9olf es ristiren, nur I'm bieien
iungen Mann in bas glmt ein3uz
ieBen, 3u ben Sagen poIitii6er
Corruption unb Der Mu4tloiigz
felt Der 8iirgerT9aFt, pie iOl4e
bor 1895 in bieiem 6tuate eEiz
ftirten, 3uriid3utebren?
JnOepenOGnt.
Baltimore, Den 16. 9IpriI 1903.
dis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
grci5 csc. Drp Sdlntltel. BON allen
0(bOtbcfern berfanft Oocr per
@Dft 5Hgeinnot.
9laowaD 4 Co., So GIm,Str., II.sq.
gGrnn G6rilfns 3nrilffchrte.

8emerfen5pert6er 8OrtrGg zines Stab
Diners in elmer Gbicagoer U}etbOz
0iitens&ir4e. - Die neue liberale
gti4tung in Der jiiOiiden 9teIis
gion.
G6icugo, "A. 2lpril. - Or.
6irId 6islt geItern 2(benO Dor Der
@pnort6z2iga Der DSt. Same8sU}et6Oz
biiten48ir6e einen 8Ortrdg, in pelz
6em er unter QlnOerem Iagte:
nyWenn %SeTu5 @brtitus morgen duf
Die @roe 3urufte6rte, 10 ipiirOe er in
jeOer Spnagoge bes 2anDe5 bstpia>
tommnet perben, unb je0er Su6e
niirbe nit 9aDi0 Iagen: nOeffnet Die
E6Uren melt unO luRet Den &0nig Der
G6ren etn3ie6en!""
Sin Sturm BON 8eifaq Brad aus,
ais Der 8eoner feinen 8ortrag beenz
bet bate, unb feline 8u60rer na6men
ein7timmtg Elm 0anfe8botum fir tbn
an. 9a Or. 9irI6 in feiner Reoe
oa8 n9aterunIer" gelO6t bate, 10
purDe bic 8eriammlung nit DieIem
9ebet gei6lofen, unO Or. 9iri4
fpra8 bafel6e i'm @erein nit ieineu
4rtItli6en 6reunben na4,
Der 8ortrug mar elmer Qu5einunz
6erieBung Der 2e6ren Der jitoH4en
Religion in i6rer neuen liberalen Ri6z
tung geiptDmet. 1leber 0a5 Batter
unier" fagte Or. 6iri4, Ouifalbe lei
Das pra8tooQite 9e6et, pel4e5 jemal5
men78li9en Bitten unb @eOanten
Qlugoruf perIie6, uGetn iein Syn6dlt
Iei gr0Btent6eilS jioiI6en S4riften
entnommer,pelde 9unOerte BON Sab
rem Dor G6riIti @eburt eTiItirten. Die
li6eralen Su0en, iagte Or. 9iri4 petz
ter, 6etra9ten SeIus als einen Der
e0eIIten 2e6rer, pel9e jemuls Die sBelt
6etraten, aber befen Singer II. Ra4z
folger 6Gtten leiDer, tn0em iie Die Suz
ben Syu6r6unberte lang nit 8rduIamz
felt uno 8lutgier 0erfolgten, feline
Qe6ren I6le8t angepenoet. Die SUI
ben glau6ten, geraDe pie Die @6rtiten,
an Die Qluferfts6ung be8 2eben5 un0
bie l1niter6li8teit Der Seele, Riemano
f0nne beitreiten, Dab Der 0tenI4 eine
Geele bat, un0 Die blOBe Griiten3 Der
Geele 6erpeiIe f6On i6re llniter6lt4z
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Grubenfataifr aifrnpaen.
?P n hinn Sal d. QIpril,

8ebbtng, Sal, "a. 2tpril. -
9ier 2lrbeiter Iino in Der @RolOioez
8aiIeD=U2ina nabe 0sorif, 5rinitps
Gountp, bur9 cine '6prengpulOer]@gS
pIofion get0Otet porben. Sin 6iinfter
purDe pa6r7deinIid t0btli4 DerleBt.
9a1tfur, %. g., "a. @priI. =
SSSn elmer 3efe Der Dominion @oal
ReTerDe So, gu 5ponep, 6. g., bat iia
eine grplOfiOn i4lagenoer @etter err
eignet, bur9 pel6e bier &r6eiter gez
tDbtet uno Elm an0erer i4ner Der@
brannt tpurbe. Der 2eBtere pirb iez
bod geneien. Die 2ei4en iino aufge@
funben unO Die 6lammen in Der 3e4e
del0T6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
sRRSRE aRsg sgagsaG Z < ssss <
eebt uufcre ls.SOntdne.
S-S-M-G.
9;itt 2ilueure dui 6rO;n.
@ir fnO ioli

Spmmt uno febt uniere srpRe Nus
ifrllmua pom @efdhentEu, gratis sese"
Coupons perdussabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

NS, 3 N
9arqua 9ca, Quna Co., qrisoua.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Ro0lOog' S 4)i1en

0ur6uus ge5madlos, s!'gurt H6erIo9cu FHbr,H
u6, reguIirtu, puriijiren rstHiapn uHO frdftigtu.
aaOtDap'g gutH fir bic osilung aar uuorDnuus
gen Oss @ageHs, Dr 2drm, Der Riereu, Der glai,,
n,rpoieH RranIbsiten, SaDiHscl, gtrtisO, gsa
hOpfune, 6dmorrbooH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

f5ern ~
bOQfOMweWe SerOanun9

9ur9 i6re antizbiliD fen @tz
genf9aften itimuIiren iie bic 2e6er in
Der 46fonOerung Der 8aIIe unb lire
@ntIeerurgen bur9 bic 8aLentanGls.
0ieIe gilen, in 9oien bon 3tpei bis
bier genommen, tperDen f9neu bic
2lrbeit Der 2eber reguliren uno ben
putienten bon alien 1norbnungen Be-
freien. Sine pber 3!pei &aDnaD's
PtlIen tdgli9 BON 9enienigen genpms
men, Die uIt bili0Ien S9mer3en unO
Srdgbeij Der 2eber Iei0en, peroen bag
6pitem in Or0nung 9aIten un0 cine
geiun6e 8erOuuung ii4srn.
sd fuobre 100 T1tiltH pon Der ud5Rtn Wpotbsls
rnO bite Sic OsgbalB mir Elm SusenO 6aadt.lH
Sbrer 9iusn Ju jbidsn. 50 IsiO, an MusHls
Gbeumatsmu5 uHO mar utun 0ouats lang in got
Springs Mtns Qebtr uuo maine Ri,r,n FuO
sb'Hfaas angcgr;;isn. Sd babe ausgtfuuOcu Oab
56rs QuH mir mtbr uibsH, dls an; unO,reu g1ss
OiJjneH, Die ia 9tHommen babe, uHO bic GutGsa
auiammtn 0tHOmmen.
a5mHgsbtQ
8. 5am.g,
9arQua QcS, Qunl Co., arisoHa,'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Wfigrane, SiliOittat,
TranentrantBciten, Seritopfnug
1tuberOauli6fett, 9BSpepiia
ale 1tnOrOnnngen Oer 2e6er.

gtobaBtct Die iotg,nDtn Symphonic, pie Don
RraHfbeiten Der gsroauur0ssD berrubrsn:
gerftopfuug, iuH,r!i6: 6dmOrrbOOtu, eiH OOnts
Gtfibl i'm GOpfc, @triauruuo Oss gtagsus, llebela
felt, eoObreunsn 8iOerpGtu gcotu Oas Giuuebs
men BON Rabruno Gin G,fH6l, als Oh Gin idOsrts
gepift i'm WlOtu td9t iaurcs auifOb'n, Sinisu
oOcr g;brirtn Des 9cr3ts, pir0eHDes oOsr ertidens
Oes gsfibl in litaenOr stcaung. uutiarer Gsid5tss
finn, 9uuttt oDrr @sUtbs Dor ben Qu3sn, 5icbtr
uuO Dunrpfe s6mcr3sn i'm Ro9fs uH0euiv'n0s
sbpHBa6onOcrung gaIbt 5rrbs Der @aut uuO Der
Iuqcu, 66m;9cu in O,r 5cIt,, Der grpft unO
ben GGsOcru, plDBli6s 1isc=gndus uno grtnneu
i'm 6lti3. Giuios 0rieH BON aaOUaD
8iIItu b,frtitn Ous epfcm pOn Ou' ben obtR
onqtiu6rtcn ruoISuuuosH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Ginioe erufte SSurte an Wldnner.

@inise cruite 9SUrte an @idnner.
O6 Elm Mann bur9 eigene S9ulo,
bur6 SugenbIiinben, bur4 gu i4nere
Qr6eit oDer burd unOere 1ria4en
feline mannesfraft eingebiiBt bat -
id msine, SeOem iolte Rettung
nerben, benn nur Elm DoItommen gez
iunber unb trdftiger WlenI4 1T elm
pabr6aft glidli4er MenId. BolIt
sosbr meinen Ratb b0ren unO lpirtli4
qeIunb perben? Damn bei4reibt mir
Guren 3uitanb frant unb frei, Iegt
gurem 8rief eine Marte Bel unb i9
min Sud getpifenhaft ben ii4eren
8eg our 9eilung 3eigen. DaB t4
Cures 8ertrauens piirbig bin, brau9e
i9 poRl fuum gu iagen.
Mleine QbreiIe lit:
gaifOr SEQ 0rOk,
@ohpctOn, q. 2.
CIlars29. .@O. .Di0Q9
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-11-14
! NOTICE.

To Heirs OF Peter X. Gottstein,
Houghton, Michigan, owners of land
herein described.
Take Notice. That sale has been
lawfully made of the hereinafter de-
scribed land for unpaid taxes thereon
and that the undersigned has title
thereto under tax deed issued therefor,
and that you are entitled to recon
veyance Thereof at any time within SIX
months after service upon you or THIS
notice upon payment TO the under
signed Of all sums paid such. purchase
together with one hundred per cent.
additional thereto. and the fees OF the
Sheriff for the service or cost OF
publication Of this notice, to be COM
puted as upon personal service OF a
declaration as commencement II SUIT
and the further sum of five dollars Tor
each description. without other ad-
ditional costs or charges. II payment
as aforesaid is not made the under
signed will institute proceedings for
possession Of said land, which is de-
scribed as follows:
Description of Land undivided = OF
the S. +. Il Sec 10 Town 42N Range
33W.
Taxes for years 1892, 1893, 1894 1897,
1898. 1893. 1900 1901. $l97 So
Yours Respectfully,
James J. Gaffney,
VIM. Galbraith,
Geo. II. Percell
Place Of Business; Crystal Falls,
Michigan,
Dated, August, %. 1908 A. d.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-11-14

To Seth d. North and Daniel Klock-
ner of Portage Township, Houghton,
Michigan. and Quincy Township,
Hancock Michigan, respectively.
Take Notice. That sale has been law
fully made of the hereinafter described
land for unpaid taxes thereon, and that
the undersigned has title thereto under
tax deed issued therefor, and that You
are entitled TO re-conveyance thereof at
any time within six months after ser
vice upon you Of this notice, upon
payment TO the undersigned of all
sums paid upon such purchase, togeth-
er with one hundred per cent, adj
ditional thereto, and the fees of the
Sheriff for the service or cost of pub
LEGATION of this notice, to be computed
as upon personal service of a declara-
tion as commencement of suit, -and the
further sum Of five dollars for each de-
scription, without other additional
costs or charges. Ii payment as afore-
said is not made. the undersigned will
institute proceedings for possession of
said land, which is described as fol-
lows:
Description Of land undivided = OF
the S. T.. 4 of Sec. 10 Town 42N
Range 33W.
Taxes for years 1892 1893, 1894 1897,
1898, 1899. 1900. 1901 $197. Sc.
Yours Respectfully,
James j. Gaffney,
VIM. Galbraith,
Geo. f. Percell,
Place of Business Crystal Falls,
Michigan,
Dated August o. 1908. A. D.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-11-14
BOY LOST.

There was a great excitement here
! asst Monday. A young son of Geo.
)eland went out into the woods to
mulate the men and hunt deer He
wandered too far away and lost his
bearings. He was in big slasning
/ when he noticed that the shades Of
Evening were drawing nigh and hast
ned to the bush but he was too late
nd couldn't make sit the trail to the
| 'illage. Rather than chance getting
ost he decided to stay right where he
vas until morning. He accordingly
|suilt big fire and proceeded to make
himself as comfortable as possible
inder the circumstances. He stayed
by the fire until morning and then
made his way to the village very
hungry and cold.
While he was kicking over the i'll
uck that compelled him him to re-
nain in the woods all night all kinds
things were happening in the viii
age His father started out to look
or him and finding no trace came back
o the village for help. The case was
Exported to the Hemlock and Captain
Hughes ordered the whistle blown at
bort Intervals so as to apprise the boy
the way home. The fellows at the
lichigan soon joined with their
Fhistle coming in half way between
ne toots Of the Hemlock and the two
Dgether sounded for all the world like
le fire whistle The late experience
ere has made everyone mortally a
raid of fire and those who happened
be away from the village but with
hearing distance OF the whistle i'm
,ed,ately surinis d that it was fire and
IN started on a run for the village.
seo Promo was at Lake LYDIA and
nm ALI OF the Ave miles back. Biz
uist was four miles and ran every
ter OF the way as tight as he could
40 80 and was ALFRED mad when ne
|nund IL false alarm. Batise was
seven miles up in the woods he ran
three miles. to a homesteaders and
,umping on horse that he found IL
the barn came galloping into town like
Paul Revere Of old. While they wer
angry to think that they had run thei
legs off, yet all were delighted tina
there was no fire,