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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-08-18
IKE PARK BETTER
THAN STENCIL PLOTS

Havre will without doubt next year
blossom forth in park glory and every
tourist who goes through will see
grass plot where he can now see
nothing but tin cans and the other
Objectionable features of indescriba-
BILE back yards. He will see the
children lolling in the grass where
now he sees only Crees sitting on
their whisky bottles. He will see
trees and flowers where he now sees
garbage, cans and ash heaps
s'Beautify," is the motto adopted
by Havre and the city council is going
to live up to it. The council has
made provision for parking tract OF
land from First avenue to Fourth
avenue. This tract will be immedi-
ately in front Of the Great Northern
depot and, with the decision to COM
pei cleaning Of Havre's rear, Will
make the city attractive to all who
pass through.
Upon completion of the city water
works there will be an ample supply
for watering of this tract and the
plans as outlined by City Engineer
Swearinger in a letter to officials OF
the Great Northern road provide for
grass plot, flower beds macadamiz-
ed or asphalt roadway and four lines
of shade trees. These plans had
already been practically decided upon
ia a conference between Louis Hill,
First president Of the Great
Northern railway and Mayor Newman.
The proposition in it's entirety was
submitted to the council, with the
plans made by the city engineer, and
approved. The correspondence ordered
is looked on as purely formal, as,
when the proper recommendations
shall have reached him, Mr.. Hill has
promised to see to it that Havre is
given title to the land required.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-08-18
HAyRE CITIZEN IS
H0NORED BY KING

w. w. Thackeray was this week
recipient of an unusual honor, made |
effective by the official stamp OF
Edward III. In addition to the honor
of recognition by the king the docu-
ment he now holds makes MIN
valuable emolument by presenting
him title to a large tract OF lana
in British Northwe st Territory,
Dominion of Canada.
The honor and the gift are conferred
over the signature Of the king and
priyy council and attested by the
lord marshal of England's army and
navy because of "meritorious and dis
tinguished service in repelling the
Fenian raid" The Fenian raid oc-
Cured some time ago, but MI.
Thackeray, as pretty nearly every
body in Hayre knows, feels just as
Young as he used to be and intends
to take advantage of the profitable
land grant.
Mr.. Thackeray, as the order OF the
king recites served as corporal lnthe
Chatham infantry in Ontario in 1866
and is "authorized to enter upon ana
occupy the south half OF lot No. In
the Third concession of the township
Gowan, containing 1913 acres.'
VIM. Mitchell, of Chester, returned
from business GRAND to Great fall'
the first of the week. He made
brief stop in Havre, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Houser.
Frank Hopkins has again gone cas-
in connection with the Wholesal
liquor business of the Hopkins Llqoo
company.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-08-18
HAVRE PIONEER
PASSES TO REST

Eli Jarvis, one of the pioneers and
landed proprieters of Havre died
Monday night at his home on West
First street after suffering of illness
for several years. He had been bed
ridden for five months. Mr.. Jarvis
was 60 years old.
Mr.. Jarvis came to Havre in 1873,
when the city was hamlet. BY
careful and PERSISTENT industry, in
partnership with his father, he ac-
ouired goodly estate. His father
died only little over year ago,
having nearly reached the age OF 80.
The funeral services were held IN
St. Thaddeus church Wednesday
morning and were largely attended
by friends of the mourning family
and old-timers, who, with Mr.. Jarvis,
had assisted in bringing Havre to its
present growth and prosperity. In
terment was made in the new Catho.
| lie cemetery.
Besides a widow. Mr.. Jarvis leaves
three sons and two daughters, al
residents of Hayre. The sons are
Alex. Fred and Will. The daughter
are Hattie and Vinie.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-08-18

The offer of Joseph Gussenhoven
and other property owners in the
West end to build sewer TO connec-
ton with the city main has been
accepted by the city council. 1t is
agreed that the property owners shall
pay all expenses of construction OF
the sewer connection and the regular
sewer tax for portion of their pro-
perties abutting the established
sewer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
ouam0erseS BIetJe.

Sugar Gureb e@txtex - GsRs nuaIttdt
1910 Bfunb 18}: IL Rfmh I33e; lola
pfunb l32: 8metts nueItM 2o-le Rfmb
12ae /; Is Rfamb laae ; II BtnS l5s ; 10
Rf1nb 13e.
GaIifornsi@e S@txiea-s BID 8 $isxb etc;
} BIB 10 Yfuna Sc.
6@uItern-Gasl. Gureb, 10 b 20 Ptrxs
Int Dur&i@ntt.. sie; ls Stunt Dsr9f4mtH.
Sc, 10 Bis IL Bfzns Ole.
Srabthid,e ped-Kaes exaItN Gureb Ise
eswdblter eusar Gureb l6e, s17 Pfmsb ta
Dur1f&nttt 1s}e 8 BE 9 Bfmxi ta 9ur9s
{4nitt l43e; 10 btS 10 RfuxS im Dur&i3ntt
l2le; 8 Yfaub TN Dur&i&xtH. i&usal, loie.
8 Efunb I'm Dur&i&Rtt, i@mal, l5}e.
eped. gnsI. -Seudtlter. 8 Bis 10 Bfuzh
tna Dur&i&nttt, l43e; Ii b II Bfxxb Ia
Oar&i&nttt. 12e.
epe6-2tare eettex. 90 b3 10 Pfuxh ta
Dur&i&ntt, lo}e; 3Iare eettes, 20 b 80
Pfunb. loie; alare DsuisS, ~ b 90 Bfntb,
Toe; 18 b8 70 Bfo.. 10fe; II ID Is Pfsnth,
l0e; &lare ER6ex, q ID 90 4fnh. l0e:
sHadeR IL tB Is Rfvab 10fs; Mars NadsR .
ID . Bhms. IKE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

SnhtanayeIis RafeesRreHe:

SnbtanGYeIts RafeesRreie:
0em0bnI. tts gutter 10-12e; prtsta bis 90
wabter l4-16e 5anep s2&-8S, ecIhGz
DeIou 10 bts 22e, Sana 2s-32e.
Sn Badetsa:
Hstoia $l8.25, Zion $13.26, Serfes $751; %;
Caracas s13. 25. Diuworts's Els. 80. Eata
Sara WIenb S14. 90, RaiIpoa& Sl8.a 8 estss
DIenbeb Sapa S12.50.
Suder-Dominoes 8.17e; shi6s,da 6 80
puIperifrter s.o2s; xfxx paIperiFrtx s.07s.
feh.er granulirter 6.7Ie; Gabes 6.17s; enas
feeiomers' Gb.7 c; Efbsepoos y 5.5as; zSbs
xir 4 8. l2e; empire u 8 sac; Snsal srtra
golSen 6 5.32s; Btnhior 9rs-a 8 B.17si
&ibsepooe 6 6.17e; seber 9 BIZ; Is s
ber ATT.
Eid!es-2400 int Sos s10; 1900 i1t Gas
ss; 1900 TN SaIsfab $500; 400 IA Sas
$3.50.
MiHe-8raiI nea SC Bis 1oe; Sa5erts 10:
ytanbeIn IA; mei&f&aIise Raxas!s los;
Serbian RanoeIn 16e; Reoxats 6e Bis &c,
ser5fete 7e bis &c; GnsIif9e EaIxtHs
G~anbp-7e; etanse1 senii4t 7; 1rcs
esr semii&t &c; Banner 5piR Be-; srsaz
gonbons 10c; Es. 2 Cream sendf@t &c
@etrodnete 5ra&te-AepfeI, On Der eszst
setrodnet. &c; Sobanmesbeerex 7s sss 7<e;
gitron 1ae bts l4e; Rofnen. 8 groux. PEI
9tunb. 7c, 8 Grorun 7}c, 4 Groux TIC face
n~1enfteie tbts Sc, California TuScateI 7ks;
enItana 7ie. suportirte suItana lie sbs i4e
California Apriioien 8e bis Lee.
Gffs-Ra4 40 OF. zeH). Sat. s-Ilsys
0auone.
etdrfe-4earI, 8fe, Gbantptcx Slot ! sxa
8 Rfuab 8adete 8. 4orx. l 4fe. 3efsss
4X-6}c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
3ugsfoaiFom.
2 Wann tobt, 4 oerleBt.

&oanote, 3d., Is. Suli. Beim
3uiammsnfobe 3weier Jra&t3ige, l
Wsils n6rbli9 bon Wiooale, 3d.,
tpuroen gremier 6. g. Site BON Wefu-
bus. go. unb 6ei3er Sobn Dent bon
&oanote ssi6oiet; bier anbere 3ugbe.
bien fsten tpurben mebr ooer tueniger
f4per berleBt.
Der rbroli4 sebenoe 3ua batte ar=
gsbli9 gsfebl, au WiobaIe einen fioli9
ssbenben 3ue paifren 81 lafen, bead
tete aber bic Orbre ui4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
9aS Northumberland
&iro anf &llnid Oes Yrdiibe1tet eimer grin6liden
ltnterindntg l1terworfer.

Bortsmputb, 81. S., as Srt Der Jreoensuntrbanbunsen. - SusenbIite
atentater mf einem gabnus in StiO berbaftt. Gin erfulsreider stuf
i'm Situate STEIN yurf. = &dn6ergeididtea aus GalHornhn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

0sp6deItes S4wetReFetf4 - &Ro4exIofeB
5anep Big 1890; 2Iares Beas sls 30; SaHp
Ip $500; esort clear t14.5o; Ehrnpf
S13. 30.
@eb6rrtes Rtxbfef3 - e4txiex, req.
Sets. 13te; Aubeniett1 OIes; Sxxsxi. 1bi;
3n04eI 16c.
e&nsaJ tn xterees Il. Dual. 9}e; Q
HuaIitdt 9sc; 8. 0aaIttdt e3e
4arfe - Cerdu@erte Bratwrrf 9fe
Srantfarter 73e; Bologna Ia Sdruex &C. In
Tu4 6He.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
Eearp
Wit nRooiepelt" absefabren.

q sw Yorf, Is. Suli. 8ur3
mad 8 ubr beuts Na&mittas lidtsts
Der .Rooiebelt" Die Nntsr uno trat
nit pearp bic &eiie mad benz Norben
Bis Sanbp 9OOt fubr cine Nn3sbl
5rsunoe unb 3situnssleutts nit. Der
,&ooisbelt" tuurbe bon allen G9ifen,
an benen er borbeitam, falutirt.
pearp's Nbf1ieb.
Rem Oorf, 16. Suli. Die Sanss
Rei0p Repair & Supplp 60. bon bier
srtpirfte einen 8ei9lasnabmebefsbl
fur psarp's grpsbitionsi9if &ooisbslt.
Der psarp Mretic Club befrisbiste oie
Jorberuns bon $16l3 uno Der @siie
ffebt nun nt9ts mebr i'm We9e.
gineS e.
@swart. q. s., Is. Suli. Bob
Elm S9arfri9ter au9 Temperament
bsfbt, seiste f9 seffern In Newart, als
bic 6rsebolbsrs bon gfsr @ountp f9
psiserten. benz Senfer Samss Ban
9iie bon elmer &e9nung bon 1925 fir
cine 6inri9tuna. bi. niat fattfuno,
usbr als bic 9dfte gu aablen.
Der S9arfri9ter mar auf's S69fs
entriifet. ftedts aber i4lieBli9 bas
@elo untsr proteft in bic Safde.
Ban Sife tuurbe Dor ben goarb Of
JrsebOloer's ~aetrasen. 6 banbelte f&
um bic 9inri9tung bss Staliensrs
Warmo, bic guar ni9t ftattfanb, aber
fur wel9e Ban 9iie ben 8alsen er=
ridtet uno cine &e9nun9 bon 1926
singsrsi9t bate.
Als Dan Stie por benz Boarb fano,
fragte Jpn Der @orFbenbs 6. partition,
ME sr oasu TONNE, fur bas Iuffslsn
bss 8alssns $3.50 tau forbern. Ban
Sife %sruioerte. Der $ransport unb bas
Nufftelsn bes @alsens Tel bic 6aupt-
arbeit bel elmer 6inri4tung, bas 9dn=
gen tudbre nur tur3e 3eit. auberbem
lei bic 6inri9tuns ni9t bur& feline
S9uIb unterbliebsn, fonbern burG
sinen @sri9tsbefebl. Sn 6ubion
@ountp obsr fonfmo erbalte er Pets
$3.50 fur cine Sinri9tuns.
vSas if wObl Der Unions reis? -
Rein, Id brau9e tsiue Union; Id bin
felt 40 Sabren Der 6enter bes etaates
Seem Serfsp uno i'd babe fsine Concur
renten." - .5inoen Sic ni9t, baE
$125 fur a4t Stunben Arbeit cine
gang iibsrtrisbsn. 5orosruns if?" -
,@iKen sic mas? Sbun sic es bill.
Tiger, menus Sbnen SpaB ma9t!" =
v99, f9ssren sic fid gum 9snter!"
Samit bate bic @onberiation ibl
gnbe erreiat. Bon Siie uurbe ertldrt,
fails CT bic $62.50 ni9t acceptireu
noble. sr gar ni4ts betommen peroe.
9arauf fisdte sr bas GeIo elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
. Ba9ensReStt.

4sutotbH-Eertaufsprefe: t9. 80 900.
Rice Beriaufspreiie: $6. 00Ie 60
DeIiGtorn - 8ertaufspreie: fs xeG sa
nuaIttdt, 68 bts Gle.
2Gtr-se&dIt 1856; tx ben ssares
&.00-$9.00 per Tsnne. Reua 83-85e.
etrob-Pretie. ie mad BEN erGb. IN sak
len, &6.00-S8.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

TriI@es RtnbFeH&-BefIs&s etere - 81
TIC; btefise Stiere e4-8le: btstee S&xbes
$50 bis b0 PtHab &c; bisfee 4abe zoe
Biz $50 Bfunb &c Rabe $50 bB go Bt,uab
Il; 6tir Borberutertd 6e, eier 0htess
psertel HE, 9iRb 3txtezussrtd lie. Stxb
8orberuierteI &c, Rub 8ortesuterttI *, &s4
6tnterbierteI 92e.
Trii@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9e. 4txtss
pierteI 11}e, BorberuterteI Gle.
5rtf@es C@affef@ - 2dztaH PEI Btusn
lie ; G@afe Sc; e4exieI l8e; 4a6s hsrt
1ak.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
0etSdbe.

Hehex go. 3 retbey sc, aai etIrs
fen. BIC pom NabIen; SO. 8 rotfe go,
Suit CSC; BasemweseS s8c
Rorn (neaes) - go. 1 mets BIC: 10. q
weis 8 &c; SO. 9 wsib 56te: 30. 4 ps.ts
6le; 70. 2 wetb ssuti4t E6}:; Ro. 8
metb 'semif@t Sc; 80. 4 Usts sestidt
SIC; go. Q seIb b63:; SO. 8 seIb 563.i
slo. 4 geIb 5Ie; go. . aenti&t 66}
30. 8 aenrii&t 56Ie; go. 4 aeuif@t "a /:
1oIben Doc.
eGfr- 80. 2 petSer 34e; 70. 8 ustSe
a4s; 30. 2 eeuHf4ter 3d.; 70. 8 sasH4ss
32e.
3u SO. 1 airnotba 80 90; 10.
3. IS. 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

3otber &Ieeiarnen 81. 76-S.76.
gnslii&er 2Ieeiamsr $8.50-s.76
NIipte 8Ieeiartea $8.00-s.60.
NIfaIfa RIeeiaunen $8.ho-S.0o.
Beiber 8leeianen $500.
@eudbIter Timotbb $1.e0-1.79.
Orbindrer Bic gutter 7im,otbp $1.86-I.s0.
5auep Rentudp gIausras Sl.0o-1.a5.
gIausras IN gbaH b0c.
gnsIi@es BIausras $l.46,
Or9arb @ras 81 .70-1.80.
@eb Cop in Gbaf Be-s1.1e.
8afer &orit Te-$l.00.
Amber Suaerrobr Samen $1.0O-l.2s.
@eiber 9aferianten 40c
Sribiabrs @erffe $1.25.
0etbes urb ssIbes Ron, $1.00-L.25.
Reb Sob gnfIase $1.10-1.25.
@oru Seas $l.76.
NiIet 81. 20 bis $1.85.
SriibiabrssD eisen 81 40.
eekpiebeI. rueibs. seIbe unb rotbe $3.50
'er 8uibeI.
Sib ; 8artoHeI, seIbe Seriet, Bermuda,
yeIbe yianienonb iin6 fibIt&e Queen s.. 90 Der
Sab; rotbe Raniemenb $2.75; HraftIiantf@s
$50.
R~artofTeIn, fribe 8 No@en roc per BufbeI;
Dbio 65c Der BuibeI; frihe Hoie Soc ber
friibe Burbanf zoe per BuibeI: frhbe
,ebron 45e per Bu5beI; M,rraI Rew Dori unn
Rountatn 40e per BuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
8aie=HaQ.

Die ssfriast1 spisle reiultirten tuie
folgt:
o n.
WinnsapoIis, Is. Suli.
Winneapolis. q 00003000- 5
Solebo .......3 01001010 o. 6
8atterien - Jorb unb Warfbau;
Wartin, 4sIum uno q. @larte
st. pauI, Is. SuIi.
ct. pauI. 80. 001001000- 2
Columbus. -. O1300020*- 6
8atterien-SeiFons unb Noonau;
0lsi unb psiree.
Wilpaufee, Is. SuIi.
grfes Spiel.
Wilpaufee 10 0210010"-14
0ouisbiIle .....2 o. 5
Batterien - 8oobmin urb 8ebiIe;
6erguIon unb Sbaw.
3meites SPIEL.
Wiltpaufee - 100000 2
louisville. 80 00153001 Ito
Batterisn - Sailing, D!eRap unb
Wolfe; Gunfle unb Sbam.
RanIas gitp. Is. SuIi.
Ranfas gitp. ..01001O000- 2
Snbianapolis .303000OO.- 6
Batterien-gels, Stopsf unb But.
ler; Meaber urb Curtis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
sFrHMte mnb 8em&fe.
TrA&te

1rH@te mnb GemHie.
TrA9t.
gepfeI-@ute ao&aSfeI s2.2-2.G per
Sab.
Wanane, 81. 60-2.C0; Ileine t1-Sl.25.
@itrpmen s. $1,000 per Rife
Dransen - California ST. pei Rife.
gfirii&e - Georgia 81. 70; &entudp $1.25.
per Grate.
gfauuer. - $3.50 per Rite.
8rontbeeren - $1.25-$1.N.
Stmbeeren - $2.s5 per @rate.
@emate.
Eotbe %iiben 26e per Dutenb gua8es.
California @eIerp 85e-s1.W pee 8un4.
BIumensebI 75e per Dutenb.
Differ gIant 16e pei Dutenb.
eaIat &c per Bfunb.
aartoHeln 1850 pei Cad; SOC auf ben
@eIeten.
Suinois sGs $ 3artoHe!n $500 PEI Tab.
garinips $500 per Sat.
Stabilize 16c per Duteab.
BeteriiIie &c pei Duttenb Bun&es.
Sptnat -75e per 6Tat
8eibe Ruben $500 per 6at.
@utabasas $l.10-$1.20 per Sat.
SparseIn l0e Biz 26c per 4an@.
Rbubarb 15c Bis 20c per Outeno.
@riine SrpiebeIn Sc per 9uteno.
3raut - 75c-$1.f 0 per @rate.
9urfen = 2 c per Duseno.
i3piebeIn -$1.B- $500 per Grate.
Grbien = $40 per 8uibel.
Neusn Rartoffeln - Gee IS per Bulbel,
Ga~nteIoupes = Sl.51 = $2.0o pee Grate,
@afiermeIonen - 16c - 2Gc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

gnsros $ Bertaufsprefe Srspcrtt:. "a
S4peser3dfs 80e pee BfuHs eisseaaff@e.
e9weaeridie TIC, 8tseonftn Greeza 8 &6i'
Is. Eep Dor, Gbebbars. Ise, stxtstnsh
I4er 2tusburger 16e. Bird 1ee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
Bwttes, 0tes xms 0eHaseI.
besabIex foIsexbe Rreve:

3dnbIer be3abIex foIgexoe $reVe:
Butter - Country, 49, 0reauserS 2oil
0Iaia 23e.
oier-12e per Cutexn.
2ibner g., S&5me 8. Turtets+l0-12e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
Werberbte Sugenb.

tuutueu 9eutC uW Su9IC utlSeIS9eIchs
3tusi Wsilsn bili9 bon bier tpobnenbsr
6armsr, bee 1~4-jdbrige urfer uno Der
ll.id6riss @barles Gss, unter Der Be-
f9ulotguns berbaftet. bab He beriu9t
babsn, ben mad @sifsn gebsnbsn per=
fonex3ug go. IS bur9 cine 8ortebrung
our gntsleiiuns gu brinssn, bura
psl6s bic 2ofomotibe unb 3tusi @agen
bsiddbiet tuurbsn. Die Sunssn snt-
i9uloistsn f9 bamit, oab He germ Elm.
NAL cine gntsleiiuns bdttsn feben
molten.
g treiter in BrotunsbiIIe
iegrei4
Rem Oort, Is. Suli. Der
Streif Der 5oieni&neioer if auf bic
fdmmtli6en Wsrfftdtten Der Gillette
aus9eoe6nt uoroen. 5erner folen
idmmtli4e Sofeni9neioer Der untsrsn
Wsfieite an bsn STREET. beorbert tuer=
ben. Der Streit segen bic 6irma
gusner & 60. In Brownsville, 8roof-
lpn, bic 1900 6ofsn. urb @efenI&nei.
Der bsi9dftist unb usl9' lsbtere an
ben Spmpatbiefreit sssansst tparen,
uurbe babur& beigelest. baB bic 5irma
2obnerbbbunssn biz 3u 40 prscsnt
bewiaiste, bic gruppsnarbeiten aufbob
unb an bersrt STEELE bic Gtidarbeit
.einfibrte. Die 9Oienidneioer beroan-
ten bieien Sieg ben italenii9en S9nei.
b.rr, tusl4s sinmitbis gu ben Strei=
Tern fanbsn.
Stretf.
@biea9o, Is. Suli. Die trsi.
tsnben Gubrlsuts Der z g~rprsBseisQ=
i4aften, bic in @biease @eI9dfte moe
den, uerben borldufis am Strei. blei-
ben; 10 tuurbe heute Nbenb In elmer
8eriammlun9 Der Sslesatsn Der bsr-
&iebenen Unions tueni9fens be-
9loRe en-.
!. 9 q dubern febenbtg
berbra11t.
WiIm ! n 9 o n, Sel., Is. Suli.
Gin Mann, Der ieinsr Namen als War
@ottlieb ansab, purbe beute firth auf
sinsn 8auplab i9redli& b%erbrannt
aufsefunbsn. Wan bra4te ben I'm.
9lidliden ins 6oipitaI, mo er baIb
barauf beri9ieo. ct bate ben poli=
aifien. welde i'm aufanben, gefa9t,
bob er bon mehreren Mdnnerr iber.
fallen unb beraubt tporbet mar, unb
oaB o%ieielben nadber feline 2leiber nit
Petroleum beeoKsn uno IN 8ranb ftsd-
ten. Ssin 6eim lei in gbefer, 3d.,
faate er, unb sr babe 8ermanote nit
Namen 2ab in Stem Oort. Cine 2an.
ne nit Petroleum tpuroe In Der Wdbe
bes Opfers sefunoen.
GooebeIt.
OpFcr8 3. Is. Suli. Der
prdRbent berbra4te ben Gag rubi9 in
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa Us
Crawford County
In the District Court of Iowa, in and
for Crawford County, at the November
term. A. D. 1905.
Hal Simpson,
Plaintiff,
Harry Davis,
Ray Baker. and
Elsie Baker,
Defendants.
To Harry Davis Ray Baker, and Elsie
Baker, defendants You are hereby noti-
fed that on or before the end day of No
ember 1905 petition will be filed by said
plaintiff, Hal c. Simpson. in the office
of the clerk of the District Court of
Crawford County, Iowa, claiming that
he is the absolute owner in fee simple. of
the following described real estate, to wit:
Lot Ten and the West Half of Lot Nine
in Block "a Denison, Iowa, and that his
title thereto is based upon a deed ex-
ecuted October 2nd, 1905, and signed by
I, D. Havens and Lenora Havens his
wife, as grantees.
2. That on OF about the goth day of
March 1895 one Mary E. Havens ac-
quired title to the above described real
estate, viz, Lot Ten and the West Half of
Lot Nine, in Block 81, Denison, Iowa.
8. That on or about the 18th day of
October 1895, said Mary Z. Havens, died
intestat@, leaving the following heirs. ].
D. Havens, her husband, Charles T.
William Baker and his minor children
Ray Baker and Elsie Baker, Charles
Havens and Henrietta Havens his wife.
L Cbo~ Ii a.,
cock his wife, Merton Davis and Maud
Davis his wife. James Nj, Havens and
Sarah A Havens his wife, being all of the
heirs of Mary E. Havens deceased.
a. That for valuable consideration all
of the said heirs of Mary E. Ravens
joined in Quitclaim Deed conveying the
above described premises to !. D. aavens.
That Harry Davis, Ray Baker and
Elsie Baker. being minors, said quit claim
deed was signed on their behalf by
Charles P. Davis as guardian for Harry
Davis, and William Baker as guardian for
Ray Baker and Elsie Baker.
That because said deed fails to show
any authority for said guardianship the
plaintiff is credibly informed that the
said Harry Davis. Ray Baker and Elsie
Baker, defendants, make some claim
adverse to the estate of plaintiff in said
property.
And plaintiff prays that title to the
above described real estate. be quieted in
him. and that you be barred and forever
estopped from having or claiming, any
right or title thereto adverse to the
plaintiff. And that unless you appear
thereto and defend before noon of the
second day of the next term of said court
commencing at Denison, Iowa, the 18th
day of November, A. D. 1905. default
will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated this nth day of October A. d.
i 1905.
7. H. WALKER Plaintiff,
AttorCey for Plaintiff Nov-l
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Defendants

TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:-
You and each of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office of the
clerk Of the q. district court OF the state Of
tion Of plaintiff in the above entitled cause
claiming judgment against the defendants
Phoebe j Miner and joseph Miner her nus
band. for the sum of slo4l6 with interest,
and costs, including legal attorneys fees, as
money due upon certainpromisory note Civ
en- by said defendants. to plaintiff Under date
Of May 9, 1899. Alsoclaiming of all the said de-
fendsnts in saio cause the foreclosure of a
certain first mortgage deed upon lot No. One
~ in Block No. Twenty four (sD. in town OF
Manila. Crawford County, Iowa. For more
particular statement of said cause OF action
see petition now on file as above stated, and
that unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon OF The second day Of the No.
vember Term 1913. of the District Court of
Crawford County, Iowa, which said term will
be held at the Court House in Denison,
Crawford County Iowa. commencing on
November 10, 1905. default Will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon
as prayed.
Dated this 10th day of November 1905
L. j. GARRISON GEO. E. HIsE.
| 39-4t Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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THE TEXAN RANGERS.
first Fight With Indians In Which
Re&.DIyers Were Uae<I

John Coffee Hays was reared on a
farm in Wilson county, Tenn, being
born there in lS17 At the age of
eighteen he migrated to Texas, where,
during the struggle of that Mexican
province for Independence. he served
With distinction in the military cam
Dalgn conducted by General Sam Hous-
ton, being noted for his bravery and
strategy. After the termination OF that
conflict Hays was placed i'll command
of the small regular force that was
shortly afterward organized and be.
came known to fame as the Texan
rangers Many We're the desperate
fights in which he was engaged With
the fierce Comanches and border In
dams, and innumerable We're the perils
which he encountered. He was the
first to supply an armed force with
Colts revolvers for use in battle.
The Indian mode of warfare i'll those
early days was to draw their cnemy's
fire and then sweep down upon them
like whirlwind, plying their bows and
using their long spears with deadly eff
feet. SO cautious were they i'll this re-
spect that they soon distinguished the
double barreled gun when it was
brought into use and only approached
when they We're sure that such weap-
ons had been emptied On the first oc-
casion when Hays and his rangers,
armed with the reyolvers. met Il band
on the warpath they allowed their fire
to be literally Grawn, and then the In
dians charged with eXuitant cries, but
when the revolver was brought into
play at close quarters the panic that
ensued was absolute and the destruc-
ton of the Indians complete. Hays
was colonel OF the First Texan regi.
ment, the nucleus of which was formed
of veteran rangers.