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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
May and jane /

May 81 and June
Maria Won Dohren widow, John Won
Dohren single. Mary Won Dohren
single, Josephine Wiggert. p. W.
wigger1 to Hugo Krohnke und. five
sixth interest in lot II and 30 TT lot
10 blk Schleswig. .............. -. 1888 90
Jennie Thompson to H. B. Hansen lot
Stones add Charter Oak. ........... 5000 90
Peter Thompson and wife to H Han
sen lot blk 2 lot 3 blk Charter Gal, $500 90
Thompson and wife to H B Hansen
lot blk 10 Mil Sand Co 1 add Charter
Oak lot three sub div of lots 1872 of out
lot in sw swla 23-S4-4l lot Jones
add Charter Oak... ....... 49, 24OO 90
Maria Won Dohren guardian to Hugo
Khronke und one sixth int in lots III
and 30 TT of lot 10 blk Schleswig... 267 90
or arter Oak Creamery to John Keller
lot sub div of lot of out lot in sw
Sw1a 23-S4-4.. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
June 2
Western Town lot Co. to Jurgen
Khronke lot 10 blll7 Schleswig . 1854 90
Herman Greggersen Herman to Wirk
Robertson single lot blk 6Ricketts $50 90
June3
Charles Brogden and wife, Newton II
Brogden and wife, F Fl Brogden,
Florence L Fink, Oliver L. Finb,
Cora Cose, Clarence j Cose to Edgar
Brogden sub diy of VIZ ne and eA
nw4 1854 80 IS a of lot and 10 80
of lot in said sub div; sw NV IS all
3S q, lying e of center of road no 10
4o.19 a, ex. r. OF w............ ........ 1886 SO
Mary McCague and John L McCague t.
j, L. Barnard lot blk 3 Arion 49,. 1890
Stella Galbraith unmarried to Charles 80
Chrisman sk Of lot 3 blk3 Schles-
wig. ........................... 800 90
L Barnard and wife to the Arion Mer.
camille Co. lot blk Aron. -. >. 375 90
western Town lot Co. to Adolph Cook
lot l0blk 2 sub div of bliss 10 and IA
and nR OF blks 1928 and 0 Schleswir.. l12 81
June4
Jennie Pennell and Edison Pencil to
John j Fry lots s-9-l0-n 12 blk
Charter Oak .......................... 5000 90
Citizens State Bank to Michael Barrett
MI Barrett e II Barrett C Daily
M neA and that part of slS mel, 6
| lying OF public road Sill and all
| sea and sc sw a 81 and VIZ sw4 81
S2-4l..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. on
JAS Il Baxter and wife to Henry Reink
| ing lot and 40 TT Of lot blk sub
| div of out lots a and b. Schleswig. 1900 on
M. Volkman, f, Volkman to E Barn
es lot Ii blk : kenwood. ............... IS OF
A II Hagen single to Robert Motfit all
of @. NJ and ST. P. R,R N. of pubic
highway " u known as out lot l6-S2-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............. p
| Robert MONT to The Public out lot II
| in'se nw4 1882 80.
| Edward Plimpton to A L Bond e1a to
| h"s"A ls-s3-S9.. ................ 1000 OF
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$1,000 TO STOP SUNDAY BALL,
Waterloo Preachers Hope to Raise This
Amount.

There has been considerable agitation
in Waterloo over sunday ball PLAYING.
The management of the base ball con-
tend that the Sunday games are of a
necessity in order to exist The minis
tiers have undertaken to raise the esti
mated amount to be taken in on Sunday
for the entire season. This amount is
~ 7OO. They also offered to secure the
consent of the waterloo merchants to
close their places of business one-halt
day in order that all might attend the
ball games.
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Notice in Probate.
sTATEOF IOWA , 9
Urn III ford En1lntr =

STATE OF IOWA &C
Craw ford County
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
NORTH late or Crawford county, deceased
Notice of appointment of cXecutriy.
To whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the fourth
pointed eXrcutrN of the above entitled es-
tate, and all creditors of said estate are
notified to file their claims in the office of the
ford, County. Iowa, within one year from the
date of this notice, according to law, and
have the same allowed and ordered paid by
the said court, or stand forever barred there
I from.
4 Dated May 18th. 1903
\ FRANCES IL. MCCoLLouGH, EXecutrix.
SHAW SlMs& KulSHNLE, Attorneys for Estate
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lows.
f w Meyers P NJ, stamps Or count
oaecars O
n Kino merchandise for farm. SO
w b Evans, merchandise for FARM. A
w b Evans, agent phoning by Deputy
sheriff. ........... .......... :" "
] H Wollert, coal for jail ...............
Ed Ebert, clerk Hanover township. 10 N
Fred volquardsen, labor at court yard = "
on Rooth. clerk Union township 80. 10 o.
FIR Shirtclif, clerk Willow township. IL O
Bale Broderson Co., merchandise for
Court House ................. =
Thos Nelson, meals for jurors.
E Murtagh, labor Holland district. y
j p Anderson, labor Holland district. so 5
Albert Hanson, material Holland dis
trtct. $500
Green Bay Lumber Co. material Molter
diStrict.... .............. ~ .
Michl Duffy, labor Holland district =. 20
Sisters of Mercy, care of Otto Brngle-
Sen.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Casey and Duffy, merchandise for
Franz EtZel.. Observation-Disclosures.
"A G Heath, merchandise for farm. l6 i
G WHolmes, soldiers relief commission
and mileage. .............
L F Morris, soldiers relief commission
and mileage. -. ...................-. y
G W Holmes, soldiers relief commission
and mileage.
Charter Oak Board Of Equalization to
3meetings 4s O
A w McNeel repairs at farm. II Z
A A Fishel, wood for Mrs Rudd....
! r McNair, labor Ahart district. 8 i
Bale Broderson Co., merchandise for
Mrs. Montgomery and poor farm..... 80 U
Board adjourned at IL noon TO meet a
Up m,
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Display advertisements Is cents per inch
each issue. Yearly contracts IL cents per
inch.
Business locals cents per line each issue,
black type 10 cents per line. Legal advertis-
ing, legal rates.
Church notices where admission fee is
charged. one half regular rate Card OF
thanks % cents Extra copies cents each.
Get rich quick advertisements rot accepted
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Eggs Twenty Cents a Dozen.

Keep your eggs by using Fortuna preserver
winch will keep eggs fresh for one wear.
SEND SiOo for package sufficient to keen one
hundred dozen. Send for circular. telling
how to keep eggs fresh.
Fortuna Preserver Co. Audubon. In
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Resolved that II c Schroeder, chairman
is hereby authorized to satisfy a certain
Judgment of Crawford County against
Golfer and Lena Wegener the sum of
$500 and interest on the same.
Highway petition 93o Conrad Road)
came up for hearing and is established as
public highway frcm the west line Fern
street to the west of Burton street by
Crawford county paying 500. 90 for the
Wagoners. Evans and Buffers reserve
lying on the north line of the town of
Arion to the west line of said Barton
street in town of Arion, upon condition
that the town of Arion gives to Crawford
county right of way across lots and 16
in block and lots and 10 in block in
said town and balance of petition is here
by rejected.
Board adjourned at 5 m to meet Sat
urday, June 9th at s m.
H c SCHROEDER, Chairman.
M COLLINS Auditor.
JUNE 1903.
Board met in Auditors office Saturday,
June 1903.
Members all present
Minutes of Thursday. June 4th we're
read and approved
On motion claims we're allowed as
follows.
Brinton Sharp, labor Ahart district. 80 80 %
Green Bay Lumber Go, lumber Ahart
ulSurlcU 10 UU
Fred Wettengel, labor Ahart district. lG 50
Green Bay Lumber 20. lumber Holland
'dlstrict............ Observation-Disclosures. 81 81
Green Bay Lumber 90, lumber Cook
district .......... ............ fl5 Is
;Arion Merchantile 90, merchandise for
GlfM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ......... sc
Green Bay Lumber Co., lumber Holland
uistflct.. ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G3 g.
Henry Bell, balance due on salary for
April and May ........ .......... $50 90
q II molter. commission work and
mileage ,..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a 1C
John Holland, commission work and
Hiiease. ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 4C
Town of AriOn, to one mill road tax
lor INV. ............... ....... ........ 16 OF
Henry Bell, serving subpeonas etc.. Is sc
l! Rudd, stationary observation-disclosures. is OC
j l. Warbasse, rent for County At
torneys office months 32 OK
Henry Bell. boarding and washing for
prisoners April and May. ...... 81 81
b O'Donnell, clerk West Side, township on
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
FARMERS:

Your attention is called to the fact that
the season to contract for binders and
mowers is at hand. | wish you to call
and see the Walter A. Wood Binder and
Mower samples now on floor. This ma
chine is not in the trust and does not be-
long to the combine [ am selling them
under guarantee equal if not more
liberal than the combine people. Our
prices and terms are the most liberal and
every machine is guaranteed to give sat
lsfaction. lfyou want cultivator come
and get Canton It has no superior
and equal to the best on the market.
Wind Mills and water works are a neces-
sity. We handle "Goodhue" and "Aer-
motor guaranteed to be the best.
Do not fail to see me before you buy.
The 9. B. & @. side delivery rake and the
Hawkeye loader are haying tools you
will need. Everything in the machinery
line. See our buggies Prices right.
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Boyer Valley
Illinois Central R. R. Time Table.
East Bound

No.4 Omaha st. Paul. Minneapo-
lis & ChicagoIExpress, DAILY 8. 26 A. M
No. % Co. Bluffs & FIT. Dodge Way
Freight, DAILY except sunday TO- 80 A. NJ
No. 6 Chicago Express. .......... Il. co P. M
No. 81 Co. Bluffs & FIT Dodge Local
e paily except Sunday. IS. 40 p. M
No. 2 Omaha, St. Paul Minneapo-
lis & Chicago Limited DAILY 9. IS p. NJ
West Bound
No. l Chicago, st. Paul & Mimi
eapolis Limited, (Daily).. &. IS a. Nj.
No 81 Ft. Dodge & Co. Bluffs
Local, DAILY except Sunday 81 05 A. Nj
No. 81 Local Way Freight, DAILY
except Sunday. ............ ....1. 90 =. M
No. Chicago & Omaha Express.
(Daly).... ........,.............3. IL L. nj
No. 3 Chicago, Minneapolis. st.
Paul & Omaha Express, Daily s. 80 p. NJ
Nos. and . stop only at Rockwell City
Wall Lake, Denison and Logan.
No. 8 stops at Arion, Dow City, Dunlap
Woodbine and Logan.
No. stops only at Wall Lake and Rockwell
City.
Nos !; 2,3, 4, and are daily; Nos. 81, 80, o
ana 2idaily except Sunday.
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Board met at p m and allowed claims
as follows
A A Conrad, merchandise for farm etc$ 2 81
In Baer. nightwatch April and May 10 90
room ....................... 900
Herman Grill. lumber Cook District. AZ %
Jim Melton, drayage ...... $500. ). IS
Rouilard and son. repairs at court
room etc ..................... -. IL 10
Gus Retman, help in moving county
OInclalS eUC.... " w
On motion various claims were allowed
for merchandise attendance, house rent.
disenfecting etc quarantine families OF
Parmentier, Wilson, Rood and Malone.
payment recommended by local Board of
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Total...,.... ............... ....si12 81
Various claims were allowed for mer-
chandise, attendance, fumagation. etc
quarantine families of Chas Vertrees,
Geo Brady. Kline and Justice, payment
recommended by local board of health of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17

-Quinn's 9 o'cloc., Washing Conn
pound is the ncusewue'. ~e..pnU ;
is made especially for tl.eL millions
Will not injure the hands or clothes
A child can drink it. Makes washing
easy. For sale at The Boys.
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---~Se
Tuesday, June 9th at m.
II c SCHROEDER, Chairman.
M COLLINS, Auditor.
JUNE 9 1903.
Board met in Auditors office Tuesday,
June 9 1903.
Members all present.
Called to order at m.
Minutes of Saturday, June 9th were
read and approved.
On motion claims we're allowed as
follows.
Fred Gigax, labor Molter district .S IS 50
Ben Quathamcr, spikes Molter district 90
stewart Lumber Co, lumber, NIoter
district Observation-Disclosures. A 70
u Wygant. material Cook diStrict..... 3 50
Max Wulf, repairs at jail. 20
II II hllnker, merchandise for Sheriif's
residence and jail 10 AZ
Suhr and Sons. material Holland dis
trlct.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 45 OF
Jw Baker. Oil for court house and jail sc
stewart Lumber Co, lumber Schroeder
olstrlct.......... ................ lis 81
stewart Lumber Co, merchandise for
larm....... Observation-Disclosures. IS IL
Dr w Holmes, to professional service
rendered Samuel Kimbers poor per-
son Den1Son township. 25 OC
Laup' livery hire by Grand jury. 2 sc
sisters OF Mercy, to board care and
medicine for Henry wineke payment
recommended by Boyer township
trustees. ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 95 O(
Resolved by the Board that Anna
Collins of Manila Iowa an aged Door
person be admitted to the Sisters of Mercy
Hospital at Council Bluffs, Iowa at the
rate OF $40 90 per month for board
of same
On motion Official Bond of T ! Munster
assessor of town of Ricketts, was approved
Ordered by the Board that a rebate of
1898 oo) thirty-eight dollars be made to
ii Holman of Mulct tax against lot 1
subdivision of lots - and IA. block S Vail
Iowa on account of saloon not being
operating from December 6 1902 to
January 1903.
Board adjourned at II noon to meet at
p m,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at m as board of
Equalization.
At o'clock Court House bids were
opened and considered.
Board adjourned at p m TO meet
Wednesday, June 10th at m.
II c SCHROEDER, Chairman.
M ] COLLINS, Auditor.
JUNE 10 1903.
Board met in Auditors office Wednes
day, June 10. 1903,
Members all present.
Called to order at m,
Minutes of Tuesday, June 9th were
read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
| follows.
b Mitchell, labor Holland district on
Anna Collins to car fare etc in trip to
| hospital at Council Bluffs 10 on
W b Evans, tocoroners inquest on body
OF child of Henry Olmstead RI
PJ klihker, costs in case state VS. Hal
| <
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
April and June Sessions Of the County
Board.
APRIL SESSION.

APRIL SESSION.
Board met in Auditors Office Thursday
June 4th 1903
Members all present.
Called to order at 9 a m.
Minutes of Monday June 1st we're read
and approved.
On motion claims we're allowed as fol-
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-30

very well help r. Loud Judged tina,
Rothesay would not stay In Boston a
moment longer than was found neces
sary.
ssHe slipped away from Burt when
they left the cars at the depot in Bos
ton, and that gentleman began e
think the detective had lost him for
good. when the officer returned, say.
ing. It's all right Rothesay was here
to-day. He bought two tickets for
New York"
Burt groaned.
New York will swallow him up. The
police are good for nothing" he said.
"Rothesay will stay awhile in New
York. He will fancy himself swal-
lowed" as you say. am going on to-
day in the 1890 express"
"And l also" eagerly replied Burt
"As you please. have time enough
to go up to the Office. BE, at the Wor.
cester depot II you wish to go with
me-"
And Loud hurried out.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-30
The State Defined,

The state Is not organized, nor is II
used primarily to protect capital and
Cypress and enslave the masses- The
state is legalized government, which
came into existence and has been con-
stantly subject to modification. to pro-
tect the community or country from
molestation from without and to main
tain order and protect. the Interests
and rights as evolved by the character
development and concensus of opinion
of the people. The state does pro-
tect capital and property; it has per-
haps been oppressive to the masses,
and has sometimes legalized slavery;
but these acts are always. incident TO
order and in accordance with the con-
sensus of opinion and development Of
character of the people in that COM
munity or country where they are
enacted; and just as fast as this con-
sensus Of opinion changes the laws are
modified.-Gunton's Magazine.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-30
Some Visual Measurements.

when l watch new building going
up day by day, from foundation to fig.
STAFF" said, the city salesman, II get
so muddled by the time it is completed
that l cannot tell for the life of me
whether 1t is so feet wide or 500 feet.
So far as mere visual measurements
go, the size varies so much in the
course OF construction that confusion
Is unaypidable. When the excavation
seems so enormouse that I could take
oath It covers ten-acre lot. After the
steel framework goes up the building
shrinks amazingly, and / say to my
self, We'll, that isn't going to be such
a big affair, after all. How could my
eyes have deceived me so when look
ing at the excavation But when the
walls are finished and the windows in
and the decorations all stuck in place,
the whole building swells out again
prodigiously. New York Times,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-30
a pIunlfIed chicken rhlef.


or Canon Spooner, the new warden
of New college, Oxford, innumerable
stories are told. He Is constantly
twisting up his words, as for example,
when he said at dinner that he new
er bought goods from Oxford trades
men, as he preferred to steal at the
DOORS" One story, at least ben tro-
vato, tells how once a gust Of wind
carried away his hat. AS he was chas-
ing it down the street black hen ran
out in front of him. Becoming con-
fused, he chased the hen, thinking 1t
was his hat, eornered II in doorway
and then tucked 1t under his arm for
greater safety and carried It back to
the college, where the porter was4the
first to ask him what he was, doing
with the fowl.--New York Commercial
AdvertisT.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-30

For proof read the symptoms, suffering and cul
----.-- recited in the following letters:

DEAR MRS PSKHAM IL wish
table Compound
bad condition
achd could
pains terrible Ny husband hundreds
all medicine
good; which
hemorrhageso of the womb that nothing could
noticed advertisements
cved carefully
bottles of Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
following advice and
suffering
Ave-, NV, Washington, D. c.
DTAa MRS PIkuA write to tell what Lydia e. Pink
suffering with falling of the
but taking bottles Lydia e. Pinkhams
pound completely cured all
-.
think medicine Of the
j. NJ LEE, 141 Lyndal ST., Newcastle, Pa.
DEAR Mrs PrSZHAM:-Lydia f. Pnlhams Vegetable
pound has deal for suffered
other remedies only
taking medicine, mott
better husband said
reef suffering
or Two bottles did and able to be and work.
bed
certainly grateful is
or out OF sorts takea few doses and fsepall
would recommend
suterlng as Mrs. r. Bennett
AJUUU prove @ & ] % ana s
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-30
CHAPTER XVII.
Capture.

Just as the train at the appointed
time was moving out OF the Worcester
depot in Boston the detective sprang
on to 1t, and, when Dick Burt found
him, the officer said:
II have learned little since | saw
you. had set few inquiries afoat,
and they are getting answered some
what. Did you know Rothesay had a
sister,"
NO" Dick replied, not caring much.
"Yes-living for the last year or two
in great retirement in Philadelphia;
few knew it. Well, she left her board
ing place a few days before the muir
der-left her trunk-did not say where
she was going, and has made no sign
since"
II am not interested in Rothesay's
sister," said Burt, indifferently.
"Ah, bosh! How short a distapce
you can see! This complexities mat
ters. III lay you a pretty sum that
she is the woman stopping with othe-
say. It's getting more ct muddle
than ever"
Burt started. but did not see why
Loud should attach so much impor-
lance to the disappearance of Rothe-
says sister.
Loud said no more; he opened pa
per and sat looking at it, though he
- fHAt,xhfH
not be so easily put in order as usual.
He could not help thinking that this
disappearance of Rothesay's sister
meant something In the case he was
working. He was morally certain that
II was this sister who was with Rothe-
say. And, very unbusinesslike, his
thoughts could not help going TO that
girl-Kate Purcell-who must be suf-
fering so much now.
"She believed in her lovers false
ness, but she did not revenge herself
when revenge was close at hand-she
saved him. vow I'd like to marry
that woman myself"
But at last Loud. managed to collect
his ideas and arrange his plans, so
that long before he reached New York
he was ready.
81 have telegraphed from Boston to
comrade of mine" he said, when the
train at last stopped, "and think he
will be here to meet me, with perhaps
some information that will be Of con-
sequence Meanwhile, / advise you to
go to some hotel and await message
from me-"
Though virtually dismissed, Burt
,hesitated.
"You know I want to be In at the
death, as told you," he said.
yes, IL you'll tell me where you are
to be I'll send you word when I've I'M
earthed the game. You have a keen
sense for this sport, eh?" with smile
that Burt did not like very well.
"And you have not, should say"
retorted Burt"
And then no named the lodging
house where he could be found, and
the two men separated.
Ito Be continued.)
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A pIvoRcEE AT ELEVEN.

A chiId-Wife Who Had Sad Expert
- -. ence. ~
A curiousnrfrinidntsA case game shs
other day before the district Court ~
slmferopol. "a bride of q few srionths'
standing and. OF eleven years Of Age
sued her hus' and for deserton and
the non.fulfllment OF a pre-nuptial con-
tract.e Both parties were Tartars. The
child-wife is described as prepos.
sessing girl of shy demeanor.
Although desertion ,was .ppdTed, the
court held that the marriage was, In
the eyes OF Russian law, invaffds but
it pronounced for the pre-nuptial con-
tract, under which the plaintiff was to
receive dover of $1,000. The de-
PENDANT was a well-to-do farmer and
sheep breeder. and was JUST three
times the age of his repudiated wife.
London Mail.