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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
state OF Wisconsin.
Douglsa County. In County Court

state OF Wisconsin,.
Douglas County. I In County Court
In the matter of tho ESTATE OF .Kate !E. vSan.
born deceased, late OF tho City Of supefios
in Douglas Comfy. Nisconsin-In Probate.
Lettors OF Administration hsvfns bssn grant
ed to Mary Cowio of the City OF Superior. upon
the estate OF Kate z. SAnborn, deceAsod. latN OF
superior IN Douglas County Wisconsin. and an
order having been entered herein on tho ~
day OF OCT. 1891, limiting the time for creditor.
10 present their claims against the SAID svtste
for G xaniu alton and allo vance to stI months
from and after the Is day Of Oct 1904
Notice Ia hereby given. That the said County
Court VIII, on the first Tuesday OF zach suo-
cseding SIX months hereafter, a. regular Druls
OF tho County Court then 10 Do held. 81 10
o'clock n. IN. of said dAys at the ofnoe OF tho
county Judge. in tho Court House. IN the CITY
OF Superior. Wisconsin receive examine Apd
adjust all claims aud demands OF every perbon
against the eetats Of said deceased
Claims should be verified and filed tcfor
the expiration OF taid stx months.
Dated this % day Of October, lAA.
ny the Cont,
L.H. LAEaoE,
County JudGe-
Oct :o-Nov. 10
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Disastroua Wreckr

Carelessness il responsible for
many q railway wreck aud the sam 9
causes are making human wrecks
of sufferers from Throat and lung
troubles. But since the adventist Or.
Kings Now Discovery for Consump-
tion Coughs and Colds, even the
worse cases can be cured and hope
less resignation Is no longer necessary
for sufferers. Mira. Lois Cragg Of
Dorchester, Mass, is one .! many
whose life was saved BY DR.. Kings
New Discovery. This remedy is war
ranted for all throat and lung diseases
by All Druggists. Price Soc, and 81
Trial bottles free.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05

Turret Court, Ralph, Tacoma, Hutch
inson, Cowle and Augustus B. Vol
vine light and the Iron King and Iror
Queen with merchandise.
Tho departures Thursday were the
Mitchell, ChickamsuEs. Arison,
Panay, Clemson. Kemins+op, Bal.
garia. Algeria, Maythsm, Carnegie
Rensselaer,, rs17, Yosemite, ireland
and Cowle wiun ore and the Delaware
with merchandise.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05

Dayton Ohio. Mrs. Mary Simpson
Everything disagreed with me and
baby until I used HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Now baby sleeps and
grows like weed" IS cents. Tea
and tablet form. =
The K..O. r. NJ. OF the East End
will give their Tenth Annual ball at
Music Hall Thanksgiving night, Nov.
"a. The Maccabees always have a
rousing good time at their dances an l
this year they are going to have a big
turkey supper In connection with the
dance. You can dance all you want
to and eat to your hearts content an
for all of this you will only have TO
part with one dollar. bstter make
plans to 60 and have good time.
The Omaha ran a special free fare
train to Spooner Sunday where a
large assembly attended a polite Il
speech. The crowd was treated very
Loyalty by the company, who ran ths
train in their efforts to defeat Gov.
LaFollette. Whether this free train
secured more votes for Peck is hari
to tell, but the Times will wager the
wind in bicycle tire to the arm mold
in vcst that Gov. LaFollette will bs
elected regardless Of all the "free
trains" all the railroads in the state
run.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
MARINE

The arrivals Sunday were the
Holmes, Nicholson. Houghton, Ply
mouth, Brasil, Wilson, Cofanberry,
| Checot,.h, Young, Widlar and Korr
/ light, tie Scranton with merchandise
and tho Richardson, Rappahannock
and Hesper with coal.
Tho depa1 lures Sunday were the
Craig, Australia, Amazon, Pope, Nye,
| Joliet, Chill, Williams, Sahara, Brown
Bessemer, Malta, Nicnoias, Reed.
Houghton, Murphy and Magma with
ore, the Osceola and Duluth with
merchandise, the Niko, Peterson,
Arizona and Scotia with lumber, the
Wilkinson with grain and the Vim
land light.
| The arrivals Monday were the
| 8 NTH, Luzon, Woodl unf, Wells, Leon
ard. Oglebay, Walker, Winnenago,
German, 1871, Osborn, Saxona. Sun
s.n, Mesaba and Gilchrist light, the
Wright, Maytham, Glasgow and
Aby ssinia with coal and the Della
ware with merchandise.
The departures Monday were the
Holmes, Smith, Crete, Roumania.
Luxon, Grecian, German, l3l and
Wilson with GRE and the Stone with
grain.
The arrivals Tuesday were the Wy.
oming and Sevona with merchandise,
the Paliki, Barth, Law, Nirtana,
Steel King, Morse and l26 light, the
Yosemite, Gladstone, Spokane and
Mack with coal and the Flint and
Twin Sisters with limestone.
The departures Tuesday were the
! Leonard, Wells, Adams, Saxona,
/ MeeaDa. Waldo, O,born, Kerr, Oele.
bay and Bunsen with ore, the Crosth-
waite and Plymouth with lumber, tho
Troy with merchandise, the Viking
light and the Brazil and Walker with
grain.
The arrivals Wednesday we're the
Devsreaux, Lagonda, Panay, Empii {
City, Clemson, Kensington, Norwalk
Ireland, Rensselaer,. 1925, Lindsay IND
Smith light, the Buffalo and North
Wind with merchandise and the
Brewer, Jessie and Case with coal.
The departures Wednesday wer'
the Woodruff. Paiiki, Deveresux
Lag ,uda, Peavey, Wright, Empir'
lily, Richardson, Morse l2b Chemist
al d Steel King with ore, the Mort
Star ana Scranton with merchandise
the Smith, Mnch and Brown light
tie Warren. hlte, Frian,, Packarc
Young. Cnecotah. Neff and Gotta
berry with lumber and the Hespe
With grain.
the arrivals Thursday wore til
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.

II was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. l tried all sorts OF
medicines none of which relieved me.
One day saw an ad. OF your Electric
Bitters and determined to try it. Al
ter taking few doses felt relieved
aud was soon entirely cured, and
have never seen a sick day sinoe.
Neighbors of mine have been cured
Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and
Kidney troubles and Genera Debility.
This is what B. F. Bass, OF Fremont,
N. G. writes. Only soc at all drug.
gusts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05

DR. LIE DUD's 0GhUINE FRENCH FE.
MAJ REGULATION tom PdriS. Three
package. are posilivelr warrant d 20
cure the most STUBBORN cases ol
monthly Ir.egui,r.lie,, Ob.tructions
ald sugpr -s~iDiio brought IN from
w1atever Pathological ~ abdolnonal
cause or return OF money. Sent any
whore prepaid OH receipt Of price. II
you want relief quickly Insist On "a
druggist selling you TINS. Raiu,e 81
others.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05

GoNovA is French treatment for
Male and Female, for the positive
cure of Gonorrboea, elect, unnatural
discharges, Inflammation, Irritations,
and ulcerations OF the mucous nom
brapos. An internal remedy with in.
lection combined, warranted to cure
worse cases III one week. SO per pkg
or 2 Tor S.. Sent anywhere Oh re-
cript OF price Be sure and do not
allow your druggist to talk you into
buying cheaper or any other kind
~ the cheaper ones will surely foo
you R'm.mber this.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05

VIRTUAMA ID a Flench treatment
that is positively guaranteed " care
impoteuc., incontiLueuce OF urine
resulting rom iifdiscr.tions OF debili-
ty, gives vitality and vigor TO OLD aud
middle aged, restoring the desires.
ambstions and aspaa,lons Of youth
and health, htling for success and
happiness III bu,iness; professional,
social and III 81 ried life. 81 a pack az .
or 3 for %. Sent anywhere prepaid on
receipt of proc. This IL the one that
will make you rejoice 90 do not let
your druggist talx you into buying .
cheaper make a. tt will TOOL you.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
NELSON DEWEY DOIN'S

ed Friday afternoon in the Nelson
Dewey school by the girls of Miss
Crumptcn's and Miss Ncholson's
rooms was very pleasant one an d
was very much enjoyed
Both the Dawey and the Blaine pu'
pills and teachers feel outraged by
tho unfair treatment the joint team
received at the hands Of the Iron.
wood school last Saturday Every
law of hospitality was violated by
the pupils and townspeople Every
unsportsmanlike action was resoreed
! to by the "hardlosers'' to vent their
4 spite on the winners. II appears
| that the Ironwood school authorities
fell far short of doiu, thsir duty to
protect the boys from abuse and in
jury at the hands of the hoodluns.
1t ls certain that the Ironvoo1 .cn)o
will not again have the chance to in
suit Superior team.
Most of the lower grade rooms had
programs Monday afternoon appro'
j pirate to Halloween. Pun. kins and
jack o-lsnterns were much in evi :
dence.
Several of the Dewey teachers and
their friends have formed an Arts
and Crafts Cub The members OF the
club meet every Monday evening In
the Dewey manual training rooms :.
Most Of the work at pressh. is wood
work. Later on wood carving will 9
taken up. Mr.. r l.. Smith the regu.
lar high school instructor in The man
uai training is ia charge of the class
The m DIT active worker, are Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Harper, Mrs rnos Alvaad,
Miss Bessie Miller, Miss Nlcnolson,
MIR L G Sweet aud George Taylor
They all speak very enthusiastically
of the work taken up.
Miss Harrison has returned from
Detroit where she was called by the
death OF her father. The sewing
classes resumed work Tuesday.
Miss Grady is i'll and her classes
have been suspended for the time be-
ing.
The High School has been donated
nice little collection Of book. by
, Mr.. B d. Merrill, the druggist.
Among the book given by the gener :
GUS donor is SGT Of Hume's History
of England.
The High School, Literary program
for Monday, Nov. 6 will veiy largely
bear on the election. The feature Of
the program will be a debate on the
issues Of the campaign. A very
thorough discussion is expected. H.
Christie, Peter Frezeau aud Edmund
st Onge will argue lhe Republican
cause, while Harold Pickering, Cliff
ford Bishon and Morgan Psttison will
support the Democrats. Other mum .
bers or the program will be q paper
on ''LaFoilette in the eyes of the ma
ton" by Richard Doe; an explanation
by,Clarence Badgley on the method
of electing the President and al g.
say by Edna Vince On *Women in
Politics."
. Wednesday Was'aa gr eat football
day in Superior. The Dewey aud
Blaine combination team again de-.
feated the Duluth High School team.
The score was 20 to0
Only two more games OF football
remain on tho schedule; one With Clo.
quet which will be played today at
the driving park and a return game
with Eveleth which will be played Mt
Eveleth Nov. IL. It is not at all like.
ly, since our team has very easily de-
feated both Of these teams earlier in
the season, that they will have any
trouble in defeating them again.
Sergeant E. P. Webb, OF Fort Sill,
Kansas, will address the Young Citi-
zen's League, Monday afternoon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE.

DOESN'T RESPECT OLD ACE.
It's shameful when youth falls to
show proper respect for old age, bat
Just the contrary In tho case OF DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They cut OF
malsdies no matter how severe and
irrespective OF old ago, Dyspepsia,
Jsunuioe. Fever, Constipation all
yistd to this perfect pill. $50 at all
|druKEtsts.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.

Term mated with a angry cut on the
leg ofJ b. Orner, Franklin Grove,
III. 1t dew opel a stubborn ulcer
I'M ielding e. doctors and remedies
tor tour years. Then Bucklen's Ar
H.. sllvn cured me. IT. just as good
for burn, @calds, skin eruptions and
piles. 25c al ali druggists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
81 % b 1l3 Hammonds and add

81 % b 113 Hammonds and add
W superior ..''" ...21U
John Schreiner to L A Erhars Il
= ID Superior lst div. 1850
Melissa Wesley to Elsie A Porter
lots b "a Billings add to Sup. $50
Christena NJ Nelson to Real Es-
tate Mining K Investment Co
Its 10 to Is inc b lst div to
White Birrh. Observation-Disclosures. go
Mary J Webster etal e1rs of the
estate OF Andrew J. Webster
decd to W F Jacobs lot 8 and
811 it OF LOTT h 20 La Belle div. 500
Greenwood Cemetery Association
TOE HArnold Its "a IS b 8
Greenwood Cemetery. 80
Chss A Chase to o @ Danielson
n90 II Of lot IA and " ~ It ofn
90 IT OF lat l6 b 2ss 18th Sup. =. 1900
James Bsrdon to William Anglin
he sw o. 49, 10, ................20 200
Ida f Norton to Joseph Trudel ne
ne so and sc 80 l9-4e-l2. 400
J Deucher to Edwin F McCaus-
land sely 40 It lot 7 b 2s.........so
Gertrude shipp to Mary E Donlin
lot 20 and e>1 Of lot 81 b 273 IA
div sup. .--....,, ..,....,......o5 $50
Fe rdinand Herb to Joseph Herb
ne nefS2 ~. l3. ............... IL
Henry iBuyck to Isabel D Via
minck lot l7s lat 8. In sub d
Of b 20 9 lat ut ..............N ats
Mary F Giles to VIM NJ Gill lots
476 47s w end at and lots Al3,
al 4l8 W-3rd at Sup. .......l
Clara 4 Morrison to Prank Hicks
lot 25c st Croix st in sub div
b % Sup. .........' ..,..,..........1
Nebagamon Lumber Co to Andr
Minde lot 9 ) 3 W&P snd add to
Nebagamon .................. so
Harry B Earhart to Walter ! Phil.
brooke sw sw 23-4S-l 3. 400
Walter J Philbrook to Patrick J
Fitzgerald sw sw 27.4s-l3. 500
Albert N Young to Matilda E Nor
ris MI SO SO l7-47-l3........ .l0o
Chas A Chase etal to Albert john
son 33ts it OF II 90 It OF lot 10
b 2ss l4th div Sup. $500
August Olson to Eric Olson lot 10
b9 Burbanks add to Superior. $50
Irwin NJ Gray to Peninsula Land
Co sH sw so-t7-l3.......... 400
Peninsula Land Go to Samuel w
Dix s,s NV 8 Wis ........,.... 49,
George F SLOVENIAN to Irwin Gray
sh sw 2O-47.l3 ..............,..l,
Allen D Mcpherson to Titus Zink
lots II ~ b go 18th div Sup -. 1000
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
Church Notices.

PIKsT METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Sixth aid Thompson, W..
G.. Jones, Pastor, Sunday, Oct. IS,
'04.
1890 q. m.-Sermon "Fullness
O. Christ"
1880 y. IN. thine to seek GOd'
You are cordially invited to after d
aIy and all services held in III 6
church. Come and make yourself
at home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
LOCAL..

Grafton Mason Is in Milwaukee on
business trip.
EFF. NIcOausland visited Milwau.
kee ON legal business Wednesday.
n The frat term OF school At the
superior Normal ended yesterday.
Tae electrical workers union viii
give dance at Maryland hall Nov. Is
R. O. McCeerbo Of Houghton, Mich
igan, registered ct tina Euclid Tues
day. v
Born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whalon Of 245, W. 9Th st. 4
son.
The o. P. M. club meets this after.
noon at the homo of Miss Elizabeth
Mccormick, 1929 w. 9Th street.
The Eagles gave card party and
musicale Monday evening for the
benefit of the childrens' homo.
Several members of the surveying
crew OF the new Lake Superior &
Southeastern Ry. spent Sunday at
the East End.
Frank Hammer, tho boy injured at
tho foorball game Sunday, is still In q
critical condition. Doubts are enter.
tanned az to his recovery,
Candidates are busy touring the
state and county to see that their
fences are all in good repair so they
vii! hold when the final rush comes
next Tuesday,
'Tsint no u.e to ait down and whine,
When no fish get tangled in your line;
Bate your hook with humble bee,
And keep on taking Rocky Mountain
Tea.
The News Tribune Superior Offices
are now located in Hotel Superior
with an entrance on Tower Ave. The
office, when thoroughly settled will
be one of the best aud handiest in
Superior.
Repairs are being made on the
passenger elevator in tina new city
hall. Mayor O'Hare is rushing the
Job through and it will DO perfectly
safe when completed.
II was troubled with constipation
and stomach troubles, lost flesh, my
complexion was ruined; Hollister't
Rocky Mountain Tea brought bach
my health and complexion" ~ Mary
Allen, st. Louis. IS cents.
A new law Office will soen be opened
in Superior with Ralph z. ckerine
1t its head Mr.. Pickering is gradu
ate Of our high scnool aud a graduate
from the law department OF the STATE
university, from which institution h'
graduated with honors.
News OF tho death Of Col. Flagg o
Duluth came as q great shock to hi
many Superior friends, Tuesday. Col
Flag had been newspaper man TO
nQnber OF years and at the time O
his 0eath was connected with tb
Duluth News-Tribune. In tho deaf
OF Col. Flagg the Newspaper worl
loses ore OF Is best writer's.
Thos. Christie, who has been work
log for the Indianapolis Southern RJ
a Bloomington, Ind, for severa
months past, returned home Sunda
morning. .Nr. Christie aas not ve
mado up bis mind what ns will do bu
says he will remain in Superior uuti
the hrst Of the year at least.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
AT THE GRAND

pens into Moscow Just At the time
when one Afexis Petrovicch, lieu
tenant in the Moscow Nussars, is
leaving Russia under a cloud. Such
is the resemblance between the two
young men that Hamilton Ia mis-.
taken FOR petrovitch, and "a the latter
mas a very charming sister who is
considerably embarrassed by his dis
appearance, Hamilton gallantly vol.
unteers to DO brother to her But
this deception plunges him into =
maze OF complications, and he is OBJ
liged to assume not only the detts
and duels Of the missing lieutenant.
hut also clandestine love affair, and
membership in a revolutionary 80.
ciety. Seat sale opens Monday Morn.
ing. Prices run ut 25c, 6Oc, 75c and
81 90. Election returns will be read
from the stage giving full returns
from national, state and county cleo
ton.
S&S&
FRANK DANIELS IN THE OFFICE BOY
Frank Daniels, the popular comic
opera comedian, under the manage
ment of Charles B. Dillingham;, will be
seen at the Superior Grand next Sat.
urday, Nov. II, in his greatest comic
opera success, 1.-THE Office Roy" This
piece, now in its second season scored
strongly last year in the east. playing
for over three months in New York
city alone, and achieving popular
triumphs in Boston, Philadelphia and
other great centers. The Daniels Or
ganiz alton, under Mr.. Dillingham;
careful direction, has come to occupy
Il position of premier Importance
among comic opera companies. The
star ID supported by an unusually
clever cast and company of nearly
one hundred people, while his opera
is presented with an handsome and
expensive mountings a. money and
ingenuity can provide. "The Office
Boy" far outclssses any Of the previ.
GUS Daniels pieces ~ an entertain
ment and emoodie, much greater
abundance OF genuinely new and Or
iginal comedy than any OF It's ,prede-
cessors in the Daniels repertoire, at
the same time providing tho star him.
self with the best role that he has had
In his entire career. As the ofllce boy
who deoeives his sweetheart into
thinking that he 10 a person Of much
Importance Mr.. Daniels rs given I'M
limited opportunity tc display his
unique comedy methods and humsr.
ously personality.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
AH&&
BY RICH, OF SWORD

Just now, when the eyes Of the
world are turned on Russia trembling
in the throes of war with japan, "By
Right of Sword" which Ralph Stuart
produces for the FIRST time in Superior
at the Opera House on Tuesday, Nov.
8, is certainly timely play, for all
the scenes are laid in Russia and A.
W. Marchmont's exposition OF mill
tary and political life IN the land Of
the Gar ia drawn from long e1per-
ience In that country. Readers are
familiar with tho story in novel form
and its translation to tho stage by
Elizabeth Doremus and Leonidae
Westervelt has lost none OF its origi'
nal thrill, while it has gained consid.
erably in comedy effect, il one may
credit the critics of the Pacific coast.
where Mr.. Ste art first produced the
play last spring, scoring both popular
and artistic SUCCESS. The story deals
with the exciting adventures Of q
happy.go.lucky young American,
Richsrd Hamilton by name, WHO hap.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
Notice For Publication.
Department OF tho Interior.
Land once u. Ashland whronSn

Land once a. Ashland whronSn
Oct. l5 'loDt.
Notice 10 hereby given th1t tho follov1u0
named settler has fled.notice OF administrations ~
make final proof In Wpport Of bis clsln. ano
thu, said proof will be made before tliS
clerk Of Circuit Court of Douglas Cotn-
ty, Wisconsin. ~ superior. Wiscon-
ain on November ~, 1871, viz; Henry
Hshcrt, UomcsteAd Entry No. 1897. Tor
the SEX Sec, y, Township NNorth. EAngs
u Weet.
Henarnes the following ~ituoaos 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cu,tivatloo
Of said laud. viz: Joseph Hebert OF colon
Springs. Douglas County. Wis" W. La'oy
q .Soon sJrinqs, Dousiss Co., Wis, P M
church Of Scion SPRING.. Douslas Co. w.
Prank pattcc Of Colon Springs Dolsiae to, %s
net Y Nov rs AUG pOESITX Re-is.<
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-11-05
RAPPLE's LAST PERFORMANCE


Kyrle Bellew appears tonight 10,
TIE last time at the Duluth Lvceum
Theatre. Those who missed "Raiilles''
at the Grand should not fail seeing It
tonight"
6ls ,HOPKINa
ISIS Hopkins" is coming to the
Superior Grand next Monday night,
Nov. 7. and we shall see Miss Rose
Melville, the most delightful of char
acter actresses in her original crea.
ton of the funny little girl of central
Indiana, with her countrified way,
her homemade clothing, her awk-
ward walk, her funny little pigtails,
her quaint sayings and her childish
philosophy. ISIS Hopkins" is a play
full Of the human sympathies OF hon
est hearts and there is running
through it trace Of the genuine pa
thos which is forever cropping out in
human nature delicately shading the
high lights OF this work. a-day life.
ISIS Hopkins" has been an attraction
now for four seasons and under the
management OF R. Stirling has be-
come one of the most popular plays
of recent years and Miss Melville has
taken her place as the foremost char
acter actress in this country. Ad-
vance seat sale now open ut Draper's
(Gameron) Drug Store. Prices run at
csc, SOC. Toe and Sl.00.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-09
Final Notice to Property
Owners.

OF final acceptance by council OF assess
ments of benefits and damages by the city
commissioners on public work.
Notice is hereby given that the
improvement of the alley between north
10th and north 2Vth street. by grading, grav-
cling ana bordering and construction of
three brick center gut err therein, from
north to north d streets. henry Nolte
contractor), is completed, and that
benefits and damages have been assessed by
the city commissioners, and the final report
of said city mm1ssioners in relation to
said work was filedwith the common council
on the eth day of November, 1901
The following named persons:
Madison L kirkman, Afford Hadley,
\ Limiting. Clara L. Colby. G. sackman,
Mary 1. Grant, Martin l.. Crocker, Angus
tus G. Scott. Elmer .. rown, Catherine
Eyersman. VIM. ii. Border.
Each of you are hereby notified that on
the 2lst day Of November, 1894. between the
hours of 1881 and 1880 D. M, the common
council of the city of Richmond, Ind, Will
meet in regular session for the purpose OF
confirming or modifying the assessments
made by the city commissioners, that
either or all of the above named persons
interested In said work may appear at said
meeting of the common council OF the city
OF Richmond and make objections to such
confirmation or notifications, If they so
desire.
By order of the common council.
JOHN +. TAGG ART,
City Clerk.
Attest: Nov. o. 1904.