davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
by HEAooN HILL

police that Riylngton went on hoard
the Carpathia here Just before she
sailed thia evening. The detectives
arrived a few minutes too late 20 IF
fect HIS arrest. but the New York
authorities have been informed BY
cable aud no will be met and sc
talned ON tho arrived Of the linere Son
the other side. Ia the ease Of con
domncd criminal Il II not th@ght
Tat extradiiion formallties will be
necessary /"
Hcrzog ehucklod at the visible as
constituent with which pcruaei
thia
The means, then that have n
free run I'll the Cafpathla reaches
New York and the report Is found
60 be- false say ak days" aald I
Except under a certain confln-
Evncy which We go TO prove. aud
which may require strenuous treat
ment, replied Herzog. taking up
bis soft felt ha; Come. We viii
show ourselves on the cliff ak
before Ne 80 down 70 the pier. I
0iave reason for IT,
At that comparatively early hour
the popular promenade had few ae-
cupants but. eonsnleioua among
the exceptions was Mr. Roger Mar
ake. lounEing on a seat Ne affected
not 10 see as and we descended to
the pier
Just as We had taken our seats
on the upper deck ~ the steamer.
Marake came hurriediy down the
pieo and boarded her. Hefz0s
showed no signs ~ having seen him.
and a. the last thing / wanted waa
o. disclose my interest in MAHka. I
kept my own counsel
When the steamer ran alqS Eai ds
thu pier az nournemouth. nersaE
proposed refrvahmanta AZ the hotel
opposite the pier Eatah A We stood
In the bar | noticed Roger Marake
studying the photographs n the
Nlndow % the library opposite
Herrog a ewes we're On my face IS I
made the discovery. and he muat
have followed my EaR but Aesspade
No hiEu. 80
Nov Ter = tramp and a whlfx Of
the pine woods" he said vhro he
had smutird his glass NF
As ne Iefs the hotel ! sac n0fh.
lnE af MAfmke We climbed II to
the vest elm. and struck ofs Il a
pace which, after a two mile salk
took ua into the hegiaslon u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

pn a fallen pine trunk Mt the edge
OF an oily silent pool. when he sud
~ an oily. silent pool when sud
denly pointed down the glade 90
where a glimpse Of 500 was Wis
turquoise blue behind the
gloomy foreground.
ny 1eorge. my friend. but this
spot has gripgad me-" he said
Walt here while | go and Eloat
over that blend Of col0ra can
trust you not 20 run away"
lie left me aud aauntered down
the glade. standing for a moment at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

cluthesf
No matter how Interested a man
may BE- IN hts work. he vii not at
iesnpt Co deny thai as interest wall
increase with each Increase of sal
ar.
No matter how marh pleasurs IL
found In the chosen work or profea-
sion. no man would attempt ~ deny
the fact Chat the interest will cease
with the cessation OF salary.
Who can wonder that a wouran's
work growa mouotonoua whsG she
has absuluteiy M cash return. aud
often not even a kind word ot ap-
preciafion for ere services rendered.
Simply board and clothes fall % her
shaE&
Is "a any woasser that wives grow
weary Of helping save money
(which Ia NJ exeFyoac kaawA equiv
hlent Ia earning ne same smountf
witch goea to line the husband q
pocket with esiaking silver Per
haps she haz visions ~ her share Of
the mooney "a, ns N deck out the
charms of seeond wits.
A nan hates % Rak for every cent
be spends So does = woman. she
ks 70 know Il IN her own. shs
likes 10 spend 4 WITHOUT giving ac-
count OF H.
Nov the ran who puts hts wife
on a salary. pays for services rem
dersd. he need mot pat himself on
the head for his generosity. There
Is no generosity about a. II - re-
turn for labor done. The salary IL
hers
she has everything heart can
Wish" man EayE. and he believes a..
Put abe hasn't. She hasn't the one
thing that she needs most b. make
her happy. She has not the inde-
pendence Of action that comes from
ownership. She has not the right
20 spend what she has earned. So
let no misguided husband 90 on
thinking that any woman IL wholly
satisfied with board and clothes
Would he be eonfeutT Then no
more will she he happy
when the wife Who heeua her
own house Is on a SALARY many ~
| the discOmfortH Which arise from III
kept and improperly managed
I households will be avoided NAM
I diseontented kives viii be amds
happy and many husbands viii
| fud smiles where before they have
met but melancholy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

Il ann only a glrl Arthur. but !
must flght your battle alone" my
bravo sweetheart went On firmly
No one must share our secret. at
any rate. TIL | have achieved par.
tial success Who Ia In charge Of
yeur mothers cottage In the New
Forrest p"
sarah taen. 81 old servant. who
was 90 rpmain tlll-tiil the things
had been sold by auction an
awcred
what would be her feeling about
yuu3"
eshe was devoted % all OF Us.
poor soul has known mo 0rum a
boy. but llke most other Rrople. she
prohabl6 thinks me guilty" 70
piled
Let ua hope not. returned Janet
| Eraveiy. In any case | shall run
over by the first boat tomorrow and
explore The Glen. In Il not called
An. stand perfs-ctly still Look
there"
With the warning exclamation
her voice sank 30 as 10 be scarcely
audible. ard. wiihoat moving. ! fol.
lowed the direction Of her frighteu
ed gaze. There standing Ina the
middle Of the rRdway. tho moon.
light shining uHO Bis broad. fleahY
face. was hurEnE starlnsOitraight Al
the window In cur preocgupation
OF quick question and answer Ws
must have relaxed cur yiEilRues
tpng enough fnr him 10 make 4
ateRlihy approach 20 the house
Had he seen us-or. rather. me
For there would be nothing q
arouse his suspicious In a sight oi
Janet alone. At any rate ha gave
10 sign. but eto0d there motiouleaa
exerciaiuR on me a anakelike faacfu'
alton till with a Visible HhruE u
hia portS shoulders. he abandoned
his position and came swiftly aud
siIently towards the garden gate.
Get back % your room" Janet
lnplored IN q whisper
| needed 40 sacuad bidding. bat
at tn dour I paused for one breath
less sccouS 10 AJAX:
How shall Ne communicates
akaln -
Go at once. she urged 4 viii
und a waT
80 ! quickly crossed the ianfius
and bad ucarveiY ciuaed my door
Chen the stairs crcaked again. A
minute lateE heard HsrzoE moyins
aaftly about in the next rpom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

the end of the vista. and then. some
what 20 my surprise. disappearing
among the trees 10 the right J sat
still. aud for over a minute hnd
been liatlcasly wondering how Janet
was fnrlng at my mothers eoitase.
when hand fell on my shoulder
FROM behind.
I glanced quickly up and met the
moeMnE gaze OF Roger Marake.
All" no exclaimed. gHnd tAere
was a nots Of triumph IN the harsh
tones OF bis voice. An. | thought
no.
what dld you think. and what
do you mean by laying your hand
on me- ! asked anRHly.
Maralfs broke into an unpleasant
caehling bugh The same unnwer
fits both your questions, he annrr-
yad Il laid hands ON you because
I thoughtGJ hat you were disguised.
and / wanted to have n look AZ you
al close quartaa perceived that !
was right IN my conjecture hnd !
have little doubt that / ans right In
mother which / venture to put
forward" Q
And that iaYs / faltered. o
1t IL that goa are Arthur hivinE-
ton tho escaped convict from Win
chester" Roger Marnko replied In
sharp. stnccato accents. And a. ne
spoke he drew a little away nom
mo and lsvoled a pistol AZ my head.
n (psnunuuD % oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
WILL TIE coRNET COME TOOP

They are nov teaching fiddle the public schools Of Eng
cheap violns ana
dreaming when they viii become ra6ann aud reap Tor
tuneRon American
oh. these fadsl
America will have John Bull better In the mao
chase or accomplishments there be halt
VIII you boy learn play the ernet or the clarinet
perhaps the wens Of the hesd Of biz brass
Of the Keys Of haaoon England has SET INC
pace time when scientific sharp VIII
shat health and general moral well
Sanc by an hour
day snt squirting at ornet IN pub
le school
Then shsi have the Grade brass band and the Grade e
corps girls back organizs
mandolin club
VIII be drawbacks II WIN be necessary 20 place
average habatons OF mankind BE known
yellow clarinet Ina the hands Of hssinner a greater
a community Ia Manchura Then think u
yellow rof musical us that
yoa rsaze English biea
Its cellar
Meanwhile british saving away
mar vel tremhle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

10 DON'T KILL THE MOE
Don't Kill the mice tho little mice
That play upon tho no0r'ss
FOR II yau klil them they can play
Ar0uad the house no more.
Dont klll the mice the pretty mice.
That table linen chew.
Remember that the little mice
know not shat harm they do
Don't blanc the mice the basy
mlcoi
Think kindiy Of them. please.
For thaY would not eat tahis cloths
II you would give them cheese.
The happy mice The happy mieel
They're always on the EnaN.
There's nothing on old Mother
Earth
The mice won't try to chaw.
The little mice, how cute they are
ON. let them Joyous live.
And DO not 10 those auAdrupesis
A drop Of poison give. q
What's the ueroarf" asked the
car. what's that Big crowd out
SIDE
Nothing. your majesty nothing
only a few students"
What are theY DOING
Nothing. your majesty. nothing
only taking their eonsiitntionais&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
GENEROSITY
by CYNTHIA sREY.

n wife DOS her own house
work. thus saving the expsBss of
hired labor. her husband should
piacr her On a salary.
A the matter stands In most
families. the wife works for her
board and clothes
How long would a man work FOR
a company that save him IN pay
ment merely board. shelter aid
clothing
What girl wifl take charge Of a
kitchen. DO the cooking and tho
wasting and troulng for board and
clothess
Compare the wsfe's services with
the services OF the Office stenog-
rspheF How long woHid the ste
nographer work for board and
eIothssr
The monotonY oof houzework H.
supposed 90 be the cause Of many
family troubles. What work uoald
not he Fnonotonoua that bxoaght az
a return nothing bat board and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

LET THE MILLIONS THINK.
n IL again with pleasure that We
pick up the pen and persuade the
Ink 10 flow IN different courses
along the lines Of the paper. But
Just a little drop Of "a has caused
thousands. perhaps. millions 10
think
Cha4rfnr Of st,ade. the doinss Of
the 6Sv.
winters chain has been broken by
the appearance % springlikc days.
Nelshbors gathered at the home n
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hess on last
Saturday 20 pay them a farewell
visit. 0Ahout 30 were IN attendance.
Mr.. Hess VIII move hts family near
Akron.
Daniel Yost and wife Of near Mas
siron. we're Saturday and Sunday
visitors I'm our community.
March IL the windy month.
The newspaper Is the mirror ~
the times. Beech Grove correapou-
dcnce. 0rrville Courier.
The small waist Is coming back
into style. but there is some doubt
as 90 how long Il win be popular.
for man has discovered that after all
it lacks staying power.
Wages Of Chinese around Kirin
have been increased by the war un-
iii laborers now receive the UMPIRE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
CHAPTER VII


IN THE uRANKsoafE PINES.
There was nothing in HaFaog 3
iemesuor a breakfast next morning.
q shnw AM diminuilau u hin eea-
ridence In me. I could not think he
had asen ms At IAneta winaow the
alght before.
Tho Joy Of my LIE. my dear
frlsaas j. huhhling ali over me this
delightful morplnE. he Remarked.
AZ he HHE sip~n % a dish % bacon
and egEa
Beforc breakfast vas over aau
Janet trip dam Ire saHien pafh
and turn towards The pier sha had
evidently not swcrv~f rom her lu
tsation 10 ssaFch for cleua al ~Thn
Glen. and uaa on her way % catch
the first boat fnr Lymlnxt0s.
This u cur last real holiday, f8F
the premier arrives tamurruw. . said
acrFoE presently. az ne III cigar.
Il propose % spnnd q tn testing a
eeftaiu thearr thai Ia causing ms
some unsael meas There b an -.
etrsion steamer. due % can here At
E II o'clock. Tor Bournsmauth. return.
/ Ing In the aftsrnoon. We viii take
the trip in her 10 thai Kay watering
place. and be a. frixoiO,lz ~ Ve can.
tuuleas-"
Unless Whaty'
Unless there h stern wofk 10 Do.
my friend. be conciudad quietly
'siiut that viii only b4ppeu u ny
very doubtful theory proves cor.
rssgt~
When the London papers cszns IN
/ Just before Ne started. learned
that my riak % recApiura waa greal
~ rnlRimlasd oF. a. least. post
poued. A telegram from Qaeena.
town dated the might before was
/ 3 zen pr0mtnenea under ths acnaa
tionai double head lines
THE ESCAPED MURDERER
of TO America
. 1t haa been aacoriafned b. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

state Of ohia. CITY Of Taieio. LucA.
County So
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
= senior partner - fhs6 firm % 81 u
Cheney 4 Co. doing business OH the
CITY - Tniaau, county and State
afareaald. and that said firm vii -
the sum a 9NE HUNDRED DOL
LARS f11 sash aud every case -
Gntarrh Vat cannot be cured ~ the
use " llHlf 3 GaeiaFFh GuFn
FRANK j CHENEY
sworn % before mo and nufmuFl I'D
~ my presence. this 9th day ~ Da-
eambrr. A. =. tsss A. " GLEASON.
fHeall Notary Public.
Hairs Cafafrh Cura ia taken inter
~ llY and Heta directly on the blood
AID muruYfs surfaces ~ the system
Aaud for fnHfimnuiaiH free
p u CHENEY y co Toledo ..
Sold ~ al nruFsista. he.
Take iial& Eufeily Pills for cnnatt-
D ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
Rheum atiSm

Like Neuralgia. Is now known
To- be a nervous disease. The
kodncys become weak through
lack OF nerve energy. and fail
20 filter tho uric acid from the
blood; this acid attacks and
burns the snervcs and muscles,
and consumes the % in the
joints. producing Inflammation.
fever. swelling-pain.
To cure Rheumatism, then,
you mSst restore the kidney
nerves and muscles. and neu-
tislize the effect of the acid
upon the joints and tissues
with DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine. a nerve medicine.
which has made many cures OF
tins paineil disease. o Nervine
strengthens the kidney nerves
and increases the circulation,
anal reoef is assured.
~nsfors took ~. Nue~' Ssrvtn..
had been l1ukiua for = cure for
nhs1msfiHHn for - Faars. The last
time ! was aid up enf several Elaa.ha.
csaid Bag act aast q bed o. aga f~us
on tha na1r I triad r4nedi@a % rub
IN O. trina ACTORS prescriptions.
etc tsif nosts 81 than had any effect.
ama daF IL rad aAatt Lf Niles
Narvins and at a bottle. Arer the
arss aa@. ! hsd a gssd nithss rssi.
pains dtsnupearud amd l went nGt and
walked ali araurd ire tnwn. In a SEEK
I w~at - Nnrk. ami wnm perfectly
cufrd. hHt eputlnus=f % take ths
mrsllclna Ter a time. % mako Hurs ths
pains would not come hark
TH0a LONG.
sit y. chaSSam 81. Racine. Wis.
Or Miles Nsrsins IL aoid BY your
druggist Who will guarantees that ths
nraf bottle ssiit Aeu@ns W "a fniiss ~
will refund yosr Fsonsr.
Miles Medical Co.. Eikhart, Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

Morning and night trains to and
from Anaoortea VIA Great Northern
railway. Leave SEATTLE 80 n. m.
Q. g p. m. Elfectlve sunday April
. saa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
va STAR DUST ~


eedsnted wages ofOso cents = o..
Naturally tho Chinese won't believe
war Is what sherman said Il u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
WHY A WIFE SHOULD BE PAD A SALARY

WHEN she EARNS sH1
GENEROSITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

After all. doesn't u seem remark
able that there ara three men W
Colorado who would care about be-
Ing governerf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

- new paper eenspany has been
orranised BY acme friends Of mine"
~Giad 90 hear L. Trolley. steam
line. fSIeuhons of gas company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
Is THERE A LIMIT TO TINS
MANS MYSTERIOUS
POWER TO HEAL
WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL?

Cures Hundreds by Method Of rrsat..
the Walk and the Deaf Hear and Performs
Miracles That Pass Undsfst nsgo Disease lie Est
Cura.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
VERY STRENUOUS hovEF
Using.

! OKLAHOMA CITY. April ,
! In Eulilwater. Okla
warmers Institute meeting vas I
! lately ADVERTISED on -bis. rcd. I
} naflnE hsndhiliH.- aH follows ,
! Raise Her II You can't I
; Gene out 20 Hear Professor I
! Buftiu Tcii You How 10 Roise I
! KafftF Corn I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

do you think It's possible for
Mormon smith q see All the things
he SAYS BE- Goes
I ean'to.ay. don't know what
ne eata-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

II cost the new united states
senator from Missouri t2s.So 10 be
eiestsd The job ought To bs9Eor IA
that as speculation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
TEETH FREE All THIS WEEK

BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS
Are cutting prices again. ana nov
f. theo chance % lifetime % hhNe
your dental work dome by thnHe
world renowned specialists. st how
r.Tf-eu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
pEFIArs pEApLY plsEAaEs

restores s saS ss 81 SSs! sS siss: BY Pr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

- HAS HE BUPERH kTURAL oiFTs7
STRANGE INTANGIBLE. uNsEeR FORCE MIGHTY POTENCY
When Doctors Medicines Fail Cone NJ
he ta Gifted u andP
Cor HE Help 70 Suffering HunnanityO
snd HONS TroamsnA Absolutely and b.
Odd % wv
SICK nd Afflicted Who ssand IN Need. Distance
Not Weaken tits Healing Power
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

Set OF Teeth. $500. Gold or whits
Crowna. $500. Gold Filling, 800
and up. All other fillongs. Soc 10
75e. ~ years guarantee. Examin-
alton and advice free. Open daily
TIN 5 D. m. Sundays, Q to ?.
DR.. ZIMMERMAN. Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

HAS He sUpERH hTURAL olFrs7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

; Ia haa been - b. U.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-04
MOOSE CARRIED
OFF HUNTE r
CauSbf Him on His a nricrS and
.Ss1am txIHb Him a cross
n Lake.

The most remarkable adventure Of
the season in the Maine woods * that
which befcll Abbott Nelson Of Skow.
hogan recently In the woods near the
forks of the Kennebec. says Bangor
Me.l dispatch. Nelson was carried
three miles through the woods on the
horns of an Infatuated bull moose. near.
ly drowned In lake which the moose
swan and then swung on the animals
horns while II did battle with another
moose. Yet he lived to tell the story
Nelson started from camp in the att
ernoon to shoot cartridges, being arm
ed only with a shotgun. On his re.
turn II big bull moose barred the way.
Nelson fred both barrels OF his shot
gun into the moose and then ran for
the nearest tree. The moose rushed
upon the hunter with below of rage
that echoed through the forest.
The limb upon which Nelson had
perched was only ten feet from the
ground, and the moose by rearing upon
his hind legs could reach him and
struck ut him with pair of anters
heavy enough to knock over tree.
Seeing that he would be killed If he
remained there. Nelson moved out on
the limb. which was higher from the
ground ut its outer end, but his weight
was too much and the limb broke. let
ting him down directly upon the ami
mails nose. To make things worse
his trousers became caught IN the limb
so that he could move neither one way
nor the other. and while he was thus
entangled the moose charged.
The moose missed the man. but his
horns became entnngled in the limb.
With mighty effort he wrcnched the
limb free and started Off through the
woods, carrying man and limb upon
his horns. by this time Nelson had
lost consciousness. but he was sudden
ly revived by being plunged into the
lake which the moose was swimming.
BY holding firmly to the antlers Mel
son was able to keep his seat and lift
his head above water. Death seemed
near. for the lake was two miles
across, and the moose was swimming
the widest part.
But the worst was to come. Scarcely
had the moose, with his burden of man
and branch reached the opposite shore
Of the lake when there appeared an
other and n larger moose. full Of fight.
The second moose barred the way, and
at once battle began which, says
Nelson beggared description.
The unfortunate hunter, held fast by
his clothing. was banged from side Ia
side. dashed against trees and man
gled by the clashing horns until finally
the cloth gave way and he was pitched
high in the air landing in the bushes
twenty-five feet away. There, bruised,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-04

Yes, know you are saying to your
self, That headline would have look ed
and sounded better had II been Gin
derella and the Glass Slipper" but
the writer has made critical study of
this most interesting nursery story and
finds that the famous glass slipper
properly had no place In 1t. The glass"
slipper is really the fur Cloth" or
Afelt" slipper, the word glass" hav
ing been substituted through strange
mistranslation OF the story. In the
original it was written "pantoufe en-
vair" which, being translated, would
be 1.-THE fur slipper" The translator
however, wrote It as II it had been
''pantouhe ON yerre," making the little
SENDER girls" fur foot covering one of
glass, which, II must be admitted.
void be one quite appropriate to
fairy 49, Exchange.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-04

cut and bleeding, lie lay, unable to rise
and for IN hour watched the combat
between the rival kings of the forest.
At last one of the moose, the chal.
lenger, appeared to have received his
death thrust, but as he fell he made Il
last rush upon his antagonist, and their
horns became so locked that the victor
was imprisoned. In Ave minutes the
challenging moose was dead, and then,
having partially regained his strength
Nelson finished the other with his
hunting knife.
Nelson Obtained help on Sunday and
brought out the moose
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-04
DIR. w. MACK
Graduate Optician

Is constantly receiving from
patients residing i'll various
districts where he has prac-
ticed, such letters as this
which speaks for itself:
Montpelier. Dec. l5 'O3
DIR. MACK.
Dear sir: "ln answer to yours of
above date, will say that the glasses
are very satisfactory. Can use them
any length of time without any bad
effect. Mrs Killers glasses also suited
her fine, Yours respectfully,
G.. c. HILL ER
If YOU need your eyes tested call and
see me at the fremont House, Center
ST., Logan, Utah. aud guarantee per-
feet satisfaction. Consultation free.
ONCE hours l. to up. n.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-04
Notice.

IS
County Of Cachr.N
In the town uf Hyde Park.
have In NY possession the following de-
NCrihcd animal which II not claimed and
taken away, will be sold at public auction
To the highest cash bidder. at the town pound
In said town of HYDE Park on Thursday, the
Sth day OF Jan, 1905. at the hourof T. o'clock.
Description OF animal.
one brown horse about years old: spot In
forehead: no brands visible.
said animal was mpOunded by me on the
18th day Of December. 1904.
Fred o. WOolf
Pouudkcrpcr for the town Of Hyde Park
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-04
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the Respective Sign.
ers for Further Information.
In the District Court, Probate Division In and
tor Cache County. State of Utah.

NOTTVF TO CREDITORS,
Estate OK Mcttr Maria Christensen. dcce aSrd
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned at the office of James G.
Walters, attorney at law, 10 North Main St,
Logan. Utah, ON or before the 9TH day OF May,
4. u. 1875.
Date of first publication January 4th. 1905.
Noah II. WardlC. administrator with the will
anucNcd Of Mrttc Maria Christensen. decreased.