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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Morgan's.

Morgan's.
Houses to rent at Morgan's.
Buildings for sale at Morgan's.
Manoa home furnished. at Nor
gan's.
Drink Rainier beer and be in the
swim.
At Morgan's this week-land sales,
foreclosure and commissioners.
Party advertises in our Want column
for room and board in a private family.
Clearing sale of ladies' white shirt
waists, regardless of cost, at the
Pacific Import Co.
Married couple desire room and
board in private family. See our clas-
sified ads for particulars.
The Henry waterhouse Trust Co,
Ltd, offer a bargain in real estate In
the Makiki district See them for par
ticulars.
Whitney & Marsh announce their
grand January sale of ladies' muslin
underwear to begin Tuesday next,
January I'd.
Madame Josephine is displaying some
stylish midwinter millinery at her par
lors on Hotel street, opposite the
Young hotel.
The stockbooks of the Pioneer Mill
Co., will be closed to transfers of
stock from Dec. 27 to Jan. I'd, both
dates included.
The Hawaiian Trust Company under
takes the investment of money and
guarantees the best possible return in
the shape of dividends.
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
of Trent & Co., 936 Fort street.
Ruberoid is the best roofing in the
world Used on dwelling houses, poul-
try houses, stables or barns, it never
fails to give the best results. Levers
& Cooke.
You cannot start the new year more
auspieiously than by having electric
ity installed in your home. 1t will
make bright new year. Hawaiian
Electric CO.
After Christmas, Sachs Dry Goods
Co, is making preparations for the
great January sale of ladies' muslin
underwear Look for the announce
ment soon.
That new vibrating facial massage
at the Silent Barber Shop is a wonder.
People come into the shop with split
ting headache and forget they had 1t
after the machine gets through with
them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Annie Dow gave a Christmas
Day yachting party in the yacht Spray.
The party cruised to the Peninsula and
had luncheon under the trees at the
Lyle place. The party returned TO town
on the .. m. train.
The directors OF Onomea plantation
yesterday voted to reduce the monthly
dividend from to / 1-2 per cent. The
new rate will take effect in February.
The reduction is said to be due to the
present low price of sugar
A Chrfstmas-tree party was given at
the Tenney mansion on Monday TOT
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney and Master
Vernon Tenney, about thirty-two OF
their friends being present The young
people and some of their elders spent
a very jolly afternoon.
The public is most cordially invited
to attend a reception to be rendered
Bishop Hamilton on Friday evening at
1880 in the grounds of the Methodist
parsonage. BY courtesy the Hawaiian
Band will be present and good time
generally will be enjoyed.
Some changes are contemplated In the
personnel of F. A. Schaefer & Co, I'M
porters, commission merchants, Insur-
ance agents and sugar factors, on the
first of the year. One of these is the
the retirement from the partnership OF
either Mr.. LAM or Mr.. Focke.
The employees of the road and garbage
departments want another payday on
December % for the New Years fes-
tivities. A petition has been presented
to the Supervisors to this effect. The
board will meet tonight. AS it takes
three days at least to get up the rolls
it is not likely the men will be paid off.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-27

Don't overlook the free
lunch at the CRITERION
every afternoon between the
hours of s and 7.
1t consists of something
hot and a number of dainty
little snacks which make a
tired man feel good and whet
his appetite for dinner.
C. j. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-27

The Hawaiian band will give a public
concert this Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock at the Palama r. R. station.
Following is the program:
PART I.
Observation-Disclosures ............ Teike
OVerture-'FestivaP $1,000. Robinson
MISUNDERSTANDING the Trail"....
10000. ........ .............. Johnson
Observation-Disclosures ...... Mackie
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. ar by Berger
Mrs. n. Alapai.
Selection-'"The Winner Mackfe
Observation-Disclosures $3.50. Alstyne
Finale-"Ocean Beach ......... Sousa
1.-The Star Spangled Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-27
Why Don't You Get a
Kodak for Your Friend?

We have the KODAKS and would
like the fun Of showing them any
way to you. They are the acme
of perfection-the new ones-and
these are the kind we have
And the price is the smallest
thing about a KODAK when you
Investigate the uD-to-date me-
chanism and finish of the instru-
ments. If you only want to spend
81 we have a BROWNIE that's
just the thing to please a youngster.
a by will cost you $35, but it's
worth the money. We sell at New
York prices.
We do developing and printing.
We have films, paper, plates, in
fact everything for amateur or
professional photographer.
Hebron Drug Co.
Ehlers' Block, Fort ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
@crmiid)tc tclcgrnphiid)c Scpcid)cn.

- Plus Stroll iiber m%ichcrholte Gr'
mobnruqcn iticB Ocrll-iGbrigcS dut.
fnobe Claude 0ornes in 2ittle Sails,
N..9., ieincr 2ebrcrin, Sri. Carrie
MiSncr, Gin 6cocrnleIlcr bintcr Ocnt
Obrc in ocn aopi. Ger Wllitcrfnobc
lultroe pcrboftet. Gic %rrlctung ioll
niht gCf0brlih icin.
- &n %irginio GitI, Mont, lit
@ront FIlrmb, Der icin b%reii1brige3
Sodltcrd)cn gctootct bottc, lpcgcn
WorOc3 I'M 5lucitcn @robc SIT fl
Sobrcn 3ud)tboitS pcrllrtbcilt NOR,
bcn.
- Sohn EGltnlncr, ser ben Grit.
ben : Steigcr g. Solc nobc 9coicr,
no. nit ocm or icit Iungcr 3eit IN
Setnoldloft lcbtc, crlholIcn hotte, III
bon Den i'm perfofqcnocn SilliSl6c'
riffs, ga CT ole llebcrgobc perlueigcr'
tc, ollf ocn Zoo perpunoct lporocn.
- InhoItcnbe Hc9cngiiIIc boben
int mittlcrcn Sbio pielc Neder ilbcr.
flllthct u1b Den @oiScn. mo Mtuis.
NnpiIon5ungcn ihpcrcn Sdoocn SIT
0cfii9t. Sn Spencerpiae murocn CO.
80 Ectrolcum . SorberungS . NnIo'
gen pcggcipcbt ulo mebrere Sdlllct
5critort.
- CHARLES Steiner Don Baltimore
puroc gcitern in bem SIT NoibpiGe,
Gent, %togenben Notionul . Gonpellt
beS .SSllnior Srocr Of Imericau Mc.
d1anicS" sltfn Shobmeiltcr eripdblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
0cntidlc SnItisiliidtlin9c,

9ei ibrcr Antunft in 9tem- 2)orf iielen
lie Der NermonooO in Die 8Gn0c.
Cos ibncn sur Solt gcIcgtc
Gerbre6en.
Nem Oorf, 81. SUM. Ter
llmlid)t Der oelttid)cn Schoroen lit e3
81 perbonfen ooB Elm flilhtigcS Foor,
uelfeS nit Dem n9iorOo. SlonO".
Compiler yErin5c6 Slice" bier ctntroI
mo bon oeu 8cridten %oringcno &c.
miiniht miro, obQefUnQcn luur0c.
@cioc iinb pe%rbeirotbct ubcr nldt
nit chamber. Gr, Scr @c6cr Hihor0
8i6monn bon Sort &~C0icrungSbc-
5irf QicQrlit, Shlclicn, itcbt mcgcu
Moroougriii9 oltf feline Satin inter
NntloQe, lluO tic, Annu 6ohncr,
brnnntc ibrcm @otten ourb NM be-
obIidtigtc. mitgSihmolm in Der ncltcn
NcIt Elm neltca &cbcn ST beginner.
0aA ucrbreMcriide 9oor muroe an
9oro ocS 0oupicr@ bon &iili9 Nnn-
oeSmorid,oa NcrnhorOt III @oit &C.
nontntcu. Wihnlonn lultr0c Dem
@ltoeS. GonuniiiGr Nlcrnn0cr porgc.
fiibrt unO aui 9ctreibcn oc2 iln1Gircr,
oen oeutidcn @cncrolfoniul0 SllhlUiN
Gcnlpff obnc 3llloIinn9 bon Vllr1
ifoit Scr llntcrilltlunQ8bort itbcrlplc-
icn, no CT Dos Gintrellcn Der Al@llc'
fcrlungSpopicrc ablunrtCn mllB.
Seine @cgIeitcrin, cine bilbIhc,
fGCinc 9lonoine, bic @otten lno Sim.
Scr I'M Stih gcloiicu bat, muroc ocn
neutrality-suspicious. i%ibcrlpicIctt
unb miro obnc 3rpeifCI ais liner
luiillihtc Gimponoerin" nit Ocm
n0dItcn @rclner Gomplcr oeportrit
lucr0cn.
Cos &crbrcd)cn, ociicn Mihmonn
bcihulbigt miro, lpur0c, mie aonlnl
2cntpii m%tSiugtc, nit bclonocrcr
9rutoIit0t olSqciiihrt. Sciu MtotIO
iuur fcin onocrcS, oIS nit Scr 6cdIucr,
sic Icinc Nohborin mor, nod Nrnc.
rita ourdRrrbrcnncn. @ihnlonn IoIl
am 6. SUM ocn &criudl 9cunod)t bo.
ben, icinc @ottin nit cinem &c0crgllrt
ST. croroIfcIn, Iicb lie fir foot licGcn
mo crgriiI nit Der 6cdlcr Die
Sludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
Gin @ooeHHd be8 aoiicrS.

Gin It ii It oeS auiierS.
Sombure, 81. SUM. - Scatter
@ilbeIm, fpelfer g~eItern Die Geiie
bon Sonnoner bicrbcr per Nutomobil
5iiriidlegte, begegnete, nilf Ger elmer
9ohnlinie parallel lnllfenoeu 2onb.
1troBc fobreno, eincm Shnea5ugc,
%fporoltf er in ein@cttrennen nit benz
3uge cintrot. Wit elmer Sfncaig.
felt bon 60 Weilcn pro Stunbe roite
oaS @efGbrt bcs Goiicrs ncbCn Dem
3ltgc Onbin, bis cine 8llrnc bo5ll
5nor1n bic @cihpinbigfcit 81 Der.
rtngern. Sn Der 9tGbc BON Gonc
brot, Elm @ummircifcr, 70 oob oo8
Bcf0brt fo1t umgeihloqen mare.
Mcgg renc Be.
It hungS9elo
Murl d a II, 81. Sltni. - Gor orei
Monotcn IicB lids Elm biciiger Saul
mann 100 Hubcl foiten nm ourd,
@citcd)ull0 bon @enmten iid) orci
@ubmuoQ9ona 5l lif)ern, in oenen
@oorcn iiir bic oHotbc &rcu5.@eien-
lhoit" nod Nurbin bcloroert neroel1
loutClr. Nod0Cnl or 5cbn Wod)en
lana pcr9cbIif %QclUurtct, crmittcltc
cr, ooB Ncgicrungabcomtc Die @or'
r1tbc in Nilhni NopQoroo pcrtollft
uno ocn Grl0a cinQcltcdt hottct. ySetl
or iid) ielbit Der &citchrn9 Idltlolg
motte, fam cr gcgcn Die 0icbc nId)t
porgcbcn.
0ic Nscot HcnnCn.
2onoon, u. &uni. &onig
Golpuro. aonigin NlCronoro, Der
Erin5 pom @olcS uno Oic mcilten
Siibrcr Scr 8eicllidoit Dobntcn &C
tern Dem groBcn N9cot Elcr0crcn'
men bel. Ger omGritnnilhc @otIt)oI-
ter unO ooS b0here @otihoitapcrlo-
mol morcn I'M Nutomobil oli Ocnl
Hennplob crlhIcne'1.
llntcr ocn Anleritoncrn, mcld)crl
Die Gbrc 81 EbCil muroe, III oo@ to.
niglihc NlbtbciI ST fommerL bcion.
ocn lid Srou uno Sri. Ogbcn WtillH,
&r. unb Trou Glbribgc :. 8crrp,
6rou 3. :. Wudop II. VI. nj.
@onumofcr'S Cant.
2onbon. q. &lni, Ser
yGorIton-Glub" occcptirtc 9citerr
gbcno oo@ Nnerbietcn oC@ Srn. Sobr
y9onomotcr, oc2 irilbcrcn General.
Eoltmciltcra ser Ser, Stooten, sum
3cid)en Der InerfcnnunG Der lbnl
Outrd) lcinc Mobl 5ltm Gbrenmitglieo
ocS Clubs erruicicncn Gbrc bicienl
cin @ilo ocs Er0iiOcnten Hooicpclt
gum 8eihent 81 mohcn. 1oS Vllo
miro bon SurQent gcn1oIt mcr6cu.
Sr. @ouomufcr lullrbc i'm Sabre
1904 sum- Witglico oeS Clubs &c.
mdblt, u1o cS mar bicS Dos critic
Wtol, Dob 0ieic Gbrc cincm NuslGlt.
Ser criuicicn lullroc. Sn clncnl
S6rciben an 6oS SerlpnltungSsGo.
mite oc$ Clubs iprodl Sr. @anoa
mofcr Den @ltnih aus, OoB CT Der
ibm mibcriobrsncn Gbre circn onge-
mciicncn NuSbrud 81 pcrIciben, nit
3uitinmtnng oeS Clubs oicicnt Elm
SiIO oca YrGiiocntcn ser Ser. Stoo.
ten gum 8cldenf MAIDEN uno Srn.
Sargent nit Der NltSiiibrlun0 OcS
@ilocS bctrorcn mohtc. Goa Nncr-
bietcn muroc BON Dem Gonlitc Cit.
|itilnni0 o%ngcnommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
BOD, clue %crboituno.

Iriihercr Gbcf 6c3 ltGotiidcn 6iltrIr'
9"ilrcou9 in Y%biluoelpbiu ul9 BE
trigger ungeflogt. - 6olihc 9b.
idGbungcn uuO ioIifc Gintrdgc
IN oic Bidder.
EbtIo0cIpbi a, 2t, SUM. -
Cine mciterc lcniotioncllc &crbultllnG
in benz Sample oeS Mtapor0 gScoocr
lit gcitern 9lbcno bcfunnt gcluor0en.
>So6u 9. Nia, Der aclpcicnc Gbei 0co
ItGotiiden Iiltrir @iircoua, mcldcr
crit IN Der oorigcu ISOLDE pom Nmtc
ircilpiaig 5lriidtrot, lit gcltcrn Nbcto
olti @rlrno zines pom Foli5ciridtcr
Giienbromn crlaiIencn SuitbefebI9
bin per6uItet mo inter $4,000
9iirgid)uit iiir ein mcitcrc@ &crbor
geltclt morocu. Ser &crbnftSbcicbl
lit oui @rltno et1cS Affloooit5 crlols
icn morocn, ooS pon Dem 0ctcftio-
GopitGn 0onogbp ull5gcItellt milroc.
Sr. SPILL miro oorin 5mcicrlci Qclitte
beIhulOigt. ST iou cine Nbldoblulg
Der bon Daniel ). Wc9tidol litr Die
Siltrirluerfc gcIciitcten Nrbcitcn Dor.
gclegt boben, Die ser @irflidfclt
nidlt entiprod). Icrner Ioll or IN lei
men 9iifcrn GintrGgc iiber gcIeiitctc
s(rbeitcn genloft bobcn, oie tbntlof-
lid nidt geIciitet luorOcll lDorel1, ole
o1bcr oltd) niht bdtten bc5ublt Wers
Sen iollcn. (n Dem Niltouuit miro
bic 9cboltptlung ullfgeItcllt, 0aB Stll
lolpohl oic ialihc N%bidlGtlng ais DE
iolihcn G%intraglngcn lit Die Bidder
in Der Nblid)t 9cmud)t babe, nm Die
Stoot 81, idGoigcn. Sill bat bctun1ts
lid icin MINT n%ieocrgcIcGt unb aud
iein Sobn, ser ais Sngcnicur nit CT
ncm 8ebolt bon $4,000 pro ,Subr al,
geitellt mar, lit icincm 9ciipielc &C.
foIgt. Sn Der 3cit nod Der HeliGnus
ton Iolr0cn 5pilhcn NiQ mo Dem
Mopor 5oblrcihc Gonieren5cn ltutt,
unb ea bicB, ooB Der Wopor i'm per
nnloiIcn molte, iciue Icmilion III
@ieoercrm0gunq 81 5iebcn, cine Mel
Dung, Die. wic lid ictt bcralr98e'tellt,
lrrig mar.
Der gcgcn Sill crlnlicnc NcrbortSs
befcbl fonntc oielem ubcr nld)t 5ltge'
Itellt mcrben, ga or iudbrcno oe9 Gos
ges cinige Sreunoc bc'rd)t bnttc mo
mcber in ieincm 9iireoll, nod III let
ner @obnung in Operbroof ST. 1Illoen
nor. Ginige 6rcrtoe 9rn. 9tlI9,
Die bon Der beporitebenoen Nerbat-
tilllQ erillbrelt, bemilbten lid, lbIt
ousiinoig 5u MADDEN, nm lbn ote9VtiB'
liffcit Der Scrbditltn9 5lt erlpdrelt.
SSn Der Gbot mlroe Sill, ais CT AM
ipGtcn Nafnlittog gcrnoe III @lelilcIIl
9iircull poriprchen mollte, pom elllelI
tSrelntoe obgefnngen, Der Inn oie
iiberroihenoe Nohrid)t non Dem MT
Der i'm erlalienen Terbdttsbeleble
mittbeilte. Sr. Sill llld)te 'otort eli
men 9iirgen alli uno bcgob 'td1 mt
linn ms 9iireou oes Eoli5elrid)tera
Giienbrumn. Der ibm ollf lem Selros
ger bcitdtigts oob Der SerbalfSbele9i
crloiien morbeu lei unto Die Sltrg'holt
oti $4,000 ieitaelebt, Die BON lelltcnt
ssrcunoe, Srn. $1,000, ioiort 9eIeiitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22

thur Niholion ooS @roBfreuj oeS Or
oens aorrs Oes Gritten pe%rlleben.
Die gnlo0c ~itorfcr 9cfeItigun9en
uuf Den 9oleoren mo Den colorilhen
Snieln lit Seitena bca Ipnnild)en SO
binetS beif,Iplien moroelI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22

Sclitnqfora, 6inIono, 81.
Suni. Motti 0ioImor &einiffe,
Der Reuolutioniit, meId)cr ont ~.
M0r, al Tiborg ollf Dem @ollocrncllr
Mioloreooif %ieucrtc uno ibn ldlpcr
%pertpunoctc, mltroc bcute 81 26 Wfo-
notcn 3rpona@orbcit oc%rirrtbcilt.
TG+rrhcuS 0CriprchCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
81 ieferItrifc befdIoicr II

~ ! I l " l ~ W U l u.
Berlin. 81. Sllni. - 8cgen ocir
Iniro9 Der Terbonbslcitlltg Icbnte
Der beitifc Observation-Disclosures
IN Nilrnbero eincn Sorihlog gum
Gomproniib nit bcn Nrbeit9eberlt
ob unb bcitIob. in Den Strife einSli.
treten. 0icier 9c'hIub bejiebt iify
oi,i 10000 Irbeitcr.
Sn Miindcn 500 Der WoIer Geo
Tlte iein @cmdIoe .9ochonoI" bon
Der internotionolen Nusitcllna int
8IospaIoIt niif @luid, Der glisitcI.
liinusbeboroe 5lriid. Mo6geberb
fir Den Wilnid nor ioipobI ole picl.
fode obfo1igc 9ritif. pcId)e ser Dor.
murf bes @em1Ibes criobren bot,
mic Der llmItanb, bob Der uItromon-
tame boperiide 2onbtaa fir ole Nus
iteliing @elomitteI peripini9t bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22

6riiberer Gbci oc$ ltGOtiidcn 6iltrir'
9iircollS in N%biloOeIpbio ais @c'
trigger ungefIogt. - 6olihc gb-
itGtumgcn mno iolidc GintrGgc
in 0ic Bidder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22

u D Ut, 81. Stunt. - Sos Turfo.
nrellt bat Der Somilie @oribnIoi Die
G%rloitbniB sur Gntfcrrnng Der 2eihe
General 8iliieppc 8~oriboloi'S bon
Der Snlel Goprero permeigert. Gas
~8robgclpolbe lit oils Nationol-@ iaen.
tbitnt erflort luoroen ullo itebe buber
iiber Sanlllen. Hiidiihten (Gapreru,
ollt oelttld Siegcniniel, liegt nDrolif
bon Surbinien. hot etipn 100 Ginipohs
ner nnb por friiber Die Seinlatb pie
Ter lplloen 3iegen unb &anind,en.
@%oriboloi beioB aiif Der SnieI lett
1854 Elm @obnbous nebit @rnnoltiid
unb itorb oaieIblt am 2. SUM 1882
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

The Chicago. Milwaukee a. st. Paul
Railway has issued neat booklet Of
the game laws OF the states in the
northwest. giving the laws in detail,
which will save you from troubling
your friends 10 get you ont Of jail II
you secure and study IL as you would
your time table and expense account
+. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent
Chicago. will send you copy II You
write to him for IT, Many hunters
are now going TO South DAKOTA and
the baggage cars on the morning
trains into the Dakotas had little room
for trunks or coffin boxes. being en-
tirely occupied by dozen different
varieties of dogs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

The new subscriber 10 The Youths
Companion for 1905 who at once sends
the subscription price. VI IS. will re-
ccive free all the remaining issnes Of
the paper for 1900 These issues will
contain nearly 10 complete stories.
besides the opening chapters of Grace
). Richmond's serial. THE Churchills
Latch String. sequel to her story
OF THE Second Violin. which APP
peared In the early weeks OF this year
Madame Sembrich will contribute an
article on "Sovereigns Have Sung
To-. and there will be three stories by
May Roberts Clark under the title.
Tales OF pawnee Hero
These will give foretaste Of the
good things in store for 1906. full II.
lusrtatcd Announcement OF which viii
be sent 10 any address free with
sample copies Of the paper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Probate Notice.

First publication Oct. ~ last pub
ication Nov IL. 1905
State of Michigan.
County Of Iron.
The Probate Court for said County.
At session of said Court. held at
the Probate ONCE. in the City of
Crystal Falls in said county, on the
fourteenth day Of October. A. d.. 1900.
Present Hon. Isaac w. Byers, Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Legal Heirs OF
Frank X. Mead. Deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of
Georgia Mead. duly verified, praying
that said Court do determine and adj.
Indicate who were the lawful heirs Of
the said Frank X. Mead. deceased. II
Is ordered that said petition be- heard
nc the Probate Office. in the City OF
Crystal Falls aforesaid. on the 10Th
day OF November next. at two O'Clock
In the afternoon. and that notice OF
said petition and Of the time and place
hereinbefore assigned for the hearing
thereof be given by publishing a cpp.
Of this order for three successive week
previous 10 said hearing. in tn
Diamond Drill, n newspaper publishes
In the City Of Crystal Falls aforesaid
Isaac w. Byers,
Judge OF Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

Irrigation Ia the West vas first rys-
tematicaliy entered upon by the rail
roads Five 81 them united and went
to work 70 find land suitable Tor TIE
purpose. 60 Investigate ilo beet me.
thods Of irrigating and 10 educate the
people into an understanding Of il
immense benefits Although mucn has
been done in this direction during the
past few years, there has been but a
small immigration Of cultivators. ex-
cepting into territories opened up by
the efforts OF colonizing railroads
More land is required every year 10
suppl, the demand ofsour augmenting
population. while the public domain
is being exhausted by the operation of
the resent land laws. which work al
most entirely TO the advantage Of the
wealthy speculator and against the
poor but laborious home seeker In
1898 4. 453. 500 acres were alienated.
while in 1903 the enormous quantity
of 20. Go. 1913 acres passed away from
the control OF the Government. The
total amount OF land ~ squandered
during the past six years. among those
who should not have had IL. aggregates
~. zoe. 40 acres.
But the arid and semi-arid lands
still remain. and irrigation will make
them gardens pots. upon which vast
population may live in plenty. Pre-
sident j J. Hill. of the Great North
ern. estimates that there are about
DO. 600, 900 acres capable of supporting
settled population on the basis Of
irrigating enterprises now regarded as
feasible. II the roads are allowed TO
pursue the benehcent policy which has
already achieved snch grand results
and do not have to suffer the cramping
interference Of a government commits
sion endowed with the rate making
power, the future will literally realize
iasiah's prophecy and the desert will
blossom as the rose
II Is reported that the Santa We Rail-
road system expects to spend about
~. 600. 600 during the next five years
In developing the agricultural aud
industrial possibilities Of oklahoma.
Kansas, New Mexico Arizona and
Southern California, with view 70
stimulate settlement in those states By
farmers from the East aud middle
West The Santa Fee. like many
others Of the trunk lines. is looking for
the new settler who wishes 10 make a
permanent home The 1902 reclama-
tion act Of the government in regard
TO nnirrigated district has not only
brought water 10 rich. dry soils. but
has induced the farmer Of the middle
and eastern country 10 develop them.
The Santa Fe intends to particularly
care for them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

First publication Sept, 30; lnsl
publication Oct IA. 1900
STATE OF MICHIGAN, J..
County Of Iron.
The Probate Court for said County.
In the Matter OF the Estate oil
DominicArDullafior. Deceased.
Notice il hereby given that will
sit to hear all claims against said
estate at the Probate Office in the City
OF Crystal Falls. in said county. on
Monday. the fifth day Of February
next. at two o'clock in the afternoon,
which Is the time limited by the order
OF said Court for creditors to present
said claims
Dated September twenty ninth. 1905.
Isaac w. Byers.
Judge OF Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

First publication Get %; last pub
location Nov. m. 1905.
State of Michigan.
County OF Iron.
The Probate Court for said County
AZ session Of said Court. held at
the Probate Office. In the City Of
Crystal Falls. ia said county. on the
fourteenth day OF October, A. ID. 1900
Present Hon. Iasac W. Byers Judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Legal Heirs Of
Joel l.. Mead, Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF
Julia l.. Stanhilber. duly verified.
praying that said Court do determine
and adJudicate who were the lawful
heirs Of the said Joel i. Mead, deceas-
ed, II Is ordered that said petition he
heard "a thu Probate Office IN the
City ~ Crystal Falls aforesaid. on the
eoth day Of November next, at two
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, and that
notice Of said petition and Of Tire time
aud place hereinafter assigned FOR the
hearing thereof be given by publishing
a copy o. this order for three success
i've weeks previous 70 said hearing, in
the Diamond Drill, newspaper pub
lished in the City OF Crystal Falls a
forcsaid.
Isaac W. Byers.
Judge OF Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
SOME sEAsoNABLE ADVICE.

10 may be piece OF superfluou'
advice 10 urge people at this season o.
the year TO lay in supply OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. II IA almost
sure b be needed before winter is over,
and much more prompt and satisfac
tory results are obtained when taken
~ soon NJ a cold "a contracted and be-
fore IL has become settled In tbs
system. which can only be done by
keeping the remedy 81 hand This
remedy il 40 widely known and NJ
altogether good that no one should
hesitate about buying IL In preference
TO any otner. II Is for sale by A. l..
Robbins
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
A JUDIcIoUs INQUIRY.

A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade says be has often
heard druggists inquire OF customers
who asked for cough medicine.
whether il was wanted for a child or
for an adult. and il for child they
almost invariably recommend Cnamb-
erlains Cough Remedy. The reason
for this is that they know there Is ho
danger from IL and that il always
cures. There is not the least danger
In giving It, and for coughs. colds and
Group il Is unsurpassed For sale by
A. L. Robbins