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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

FOR SAI.ZOwner, room cottage, lots,
cistern, cellar, work shop, frult cement
walks chicken pen. 81 Orchard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

FOR SALE OR RENTED College ave-.
10 rooms modern, ideal location, for
Washburrl college. Terms TO suit Address
E c. Wilm, Aurora, N. Y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

A. b. QUINTON, attorney at law. once
1855 Muivane Bldg. Examination of ab-
'stracts and real estate titles a specially.
HIRAM c.. ROOT. Attorney at Law.
Abstract and Real Estate and Probate
law. 90 Columbian Bldg. Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

IMPROVED FARM LANDS. If interest
ed in Florida ask about Alachua the
banner agricultural county. Bowers
Brothers, Gainesville, Fla.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT good front office rooms
hot water heat, toilet, hot and cold wa
ter, gas and electric lights. Private stair
way Inquire S29 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
PICTURE FRAMING.

FRAMING, regilding, mat making, mount
ing done by ]. d. Sullivan, 122 w. Eighth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

WE PAY highest cash price for End hand
clothing shoes hats and overcoaIs.
Drop a card OF call 1645. E ScrinopskI g.
Son 4oS Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
ARKANSAS FARMS.


For Sale-31O acres improved farm, 200
acres in cultivation, 10 acres pasture and
timber. rs acres bottom land, large amount
of fruits, close to church and school, good
Groom house, Tenant houses, splendid
new barn, very large, double cribs, cot
ton house, chicken houses. COW barn, good
smoke house. fine wells, large spring
that makes running stream, good fishing,
residence sits on high elevation, beauti
full place, fine range for cattle and hogs.
Price SIS per acre, terms $500 cash, bal
ance 81 per acre per year, at 6Go. Many
other 100 acre farms on easy terms. A L.
F'urman, Topeka, Kan. 81 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
ON PAY MlENTS

On Buchanan St, cottage style house,
rooms, bath, electric lights, full base
ment, ~ shaded lots. Price 81, $50; terms
5000 down, balance SIS per month at 6
per cent. Phone 646-W.
A p. BISHOP. 1O7 w. 7th st. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
NICE FARMS

About so a. choice land, 4 miles from
Topeka, 20 a. alfalfa, IA a. timothy and
clover a. tame grass PASTURE fine
orchard, T. house, barn 40x56, crib, shed,
hog house, poultry house. All good repair
$1,000.
Dairy and fruit farm, so a., miles from
Topeka. fine orchard 20 a. alfalfa, tame
grass pasture, good buildings. Price Sc, $50
Dairy farm, so acres, miles from State
House, 20 acres pasture, some hay, family
orchard, house rooms, cellar and big
porches. barn 40x44, with stalls, stanchions
and large NOV, silo, tool house, sheds,
etc, building new, also Groom cottage
for help. Fine road to town. Price SO, 900.
Other farms large and small.
J. e. TORRINGTON.
100 w. 9Th. Tel 22S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

CORNER LOTS near Central Park, 8
room modern 9 porches. cellar, cisteIn,
barn. all kinds fruit, $500. Investigate.
G & NTcFadden. Phone 2130 Black
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABL Is

FOR SALE-New and second and carurn
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys. We lead the world in cheap fin.
lures: easy payments. Send for catalogue
Brunswick Balke-CollendeT Co.. lz2p-u
Main street Kansas City, Mo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
TYPEWRITERS.

ALL MAKES for sale or rent. Best me-
chanical department In the country.
CRANE & co.
Topeka, Kan. 4S Years in Business.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

FORT WORTH, TEX, city property for
Topeka city property or nearby farm
land. Address c. A. Sloan, 824 Lincoln.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

MODERN room house one block from
Washburn college. bargain Phone
11SS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

FOR SALE-Two east front lots on
Shawnee ave. Two room cottages For
prices and terms call at 421 Elmwood ave.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
bssnbiste aIotidtop fsin naon.

bssnDiste SIotidtOp fsin .aons
sert".
Sd oantts Inn. ;noem ih ihm sic
6an0 hridts. Gr dber fIiiitsrte mir
ltii, gu: .2esen Sic Elm Qutes Wort
iUr mid Elm. guer Wohlasbcren, odb
ma mir psniQitaus nod fir ein
rodr Gage 0ie 9aiaIajta l0Bt." Iber
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tIGrit runolpeq. Dies iti CANA I'M
mOglid. Gr piir0e Is gu p~trdntlpor=
ten hub:n. uno Ger Snipstior oss
0eIdn9niIes tonn;e Aunoe oapon
teiommeu.
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panHte er iiA an 8Iot'Gtom. 0c3
0l esihab strpas l~Inerrpdrtstcs,
6urhtbdre8. Der ftile un0 rubiq,
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Auasn i~tiertsn tIutLnterldufen, er
nabm cine orobsnoe 6altuna on.
unN. sic 9olaIaifd hodidpinasn0,
ihrie er niln: so 9e9e lie nitt ber!
Wsr mir nate tommt. Sen tote id.
limb I'D ssbe lie nidbt her,,"
.Nshm,n Sic BEN WrreItanten ois
9aldlnitd!" befohl Ser 8oritsher nit
eiii9er. barter Stimme.
Glotidtoip lplrtete iGrer utmen0.
Die SoIoaten un0 Nufieber umrinQs
ten ibn, aber er bate augeuidsinlih
tertit8 bsarifftn, ouB Gin &f nun
al5u unaIsif fein lpijrbe. Or,i Gsz
!pehre, 5tpei SGbel uno bier Repolper
1e9en Die eire - 0alulditd 49,.
HruftIps lieb sr has %nitrument au
8ooen iinten. Sin GoI0at bob lie
duf uuo iibsr9ab ic 0tm 8oriteher.
mir atmeten ,rlsi6tert nuf. SlotIshs
tom aber fiel uuii6Iua5eno gu 9o=
zen.
Rod ME in meinem Qeben babe
ih Elm 10 furftburs8 Shluh3en aes
bort. Gr bate einsn f5mertn gters
Dtnunfau. un0 nur sem Irst, Ger
5ufGuig oeraoe i'm GefGnqnis mar,
celnn9 IS. i'm mieoer sum tIaren
9etuubtfein GIT brinesn.
IIs sr ith picoer teruhiQt bate,
6antt, i'd i'm nobrltIs berSlihf
ms faote: SD meroe ouf oeinen
Hamen flint 8ubel (sine Sumr1e,
ote i'm 0efdn9nis fir unasbeuer glib
'r Gontor abQeben."
Nber &Iotihtofp untlrprtete fin
tier: p@f. 9err, ipo5u fir 10 etlpds
@slo nsbmtn. Dos 1T nidt n0tiQ.
Nber penn Sic bic 8na0e BADEN
mcIen, 70 itslen sic in Der airte
ten &omunop @oriNoqlieb8f
cos 1T qan8 nabe bel Suroslam
erne Wo6ster3e auf mo Iahen sic
cine 3ottnmefe fir Die Wdgo
Gorafipnd iin9sn 49,"
lln0 nit einsm isltIdmen Ius0yut
TAT er, man moge ib., rnEr aui ii.
ran Nugen6Iid" bic 9GIoIaita 3uriid
geben.
Der @unfa muroe erFiiQt. Dor
iI6tig nubm sr oa5 SnItrument.
tiiBte IS sinmul. slpeimal. uno CAB
IS mir oann nie0er.
Die Solboten fiibrten ihn binon8.
Ter 8oriteber CAB mir lein Wort,
SOB SIotidtotp fir Tsinen 4usbru6
aiht b%eItroft peroen ioGe, uno, ME
ID; Ipdter erfubr, bat sr iein Wort
aud 9ebaltsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
Iss Hupicpclt's Grfof9.

aeiu McnIh. uno lei or mod 10 beantt.
iDnute einen iolfcn @riOlg, pie Ter 0erSct-
tjge @rdiiocnt Der Ser, Stnnttn, eli melien,
niiroe or ppn einem idmcrjhafteH Netoen
qeplaQt, oos an ben arditen Sebrt. be Ars
1~citstuIt l1bmt uno DIE Gebeusfreuoe raubt.
9u oieien qudIenoen ararfbeiten arbbrcn
Dor NQem Die 6dnprrbpioen, Die piete 4Sa'
tlenten nod peritlimmern, inoein iic lid
Guodiolbern onpertrauen. IS gibt ooae9en
nur elm suprrI0iliaee MitteI, Anafeils. HdBt
@uh cine 4robe tommen pon y. Ncui'notcr
d Go. Bpr 1916. g3ew Nort. Ter tolien'
ireie Werinh pirb Guh boIo BON Der Nobr'
belt iiberieugen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
Wdbreno zines 0epits

Wdbreno zines 0eptt
tsrs 1T in feinem 9eim in Der Ndbc
bon Sifman, Caroline Gountp, Wo
Gomaro Welpin. elm junger 6armer,
qet0tst porber. Geine tleine 9pA:
ter, peIte nit inn nuf Dem 6ubbo-
Sen ser GUhe lpitIte. bIieb unpers
Iebt. Sine Mun0e puroe an Wels
pins a0rper nih: cntoedt. Sin
6uno. DER ouf ber 9eranhl lag, 1T
qlcitIanS gst0tct morrer. 0os
0aus fling 6cner, oodJ tputhen 0iC
Ftammsn raid QeIoiht. Der Rcit
Der 5amilie bate T5 gu. 3ett oes
9IiBf6Iage5 in. Bc9njimmcr beiuna
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
SGhfide Taidla
Sas Sdmueslersewerbe i'm 6rseebirse
nnb in Der iddlditlen Sapei5.

@er i'm pbsrsn Grs9sbirss ooer i'm
6slisngsrpirr Der Sddiiide1 ShpsiS
nnbs Der b0bmiitsn 9ren5e ouf oh
sslsssnsn 9faosu esht, osr tam Ieidt
nit 9af6ern Suiammtnitoben. 0as
1T beute fir ben tarmloien Wanoes
rer msiitens uneefdbrIid. Die yas
fher babsn ihn ldneit beobabtst uuo
i6on aus Der 6erns bon Der 0ren3s
made unteri6iebeu. 4ud tam IS
benz Wanoersmann beasenen, oab er,
tpenn er bon Der Strabe ubpsidt,
unpeit Der 9rsnSs i'm Gsbuid pI0Bs
lid auf sinen i6arf QusIug bnIt.n-
ten Wlunn in 9isnfttIsioune unb
fdper ~bepaffnet itpbt. 0as 1T sin
@reuSpG6ter. Dieter 1T, ME Der
SGssr auf benz Qnftanb, ieltsn .rr
freut, peun mar i'm in ieinen ,ins
iomen Setradtuugen ft0rt. ST oas
Ibpeihen bonn Weee. stfpa bss WiIs
bes pe9eu. benz espobnIifen St.rb=
Ii6en iiberhaupt perboten. 10 fam
man elm borfhes: .Waden's balt,
bob Sic meter tommen." nod als
befonbers 90flidfeit onfebsn.
Gs nirb 6eute ms9r 9epoidt nls
Dor Snbren. Bon 80bmen tperoen
nnmentIid 3inotDI5er, Soaurin,
Sobat unb bin unb tpieber aud
ShIo6tpieb iiber bic Gren3e ees
braht, BON Sodfsn 3isnrrsn unb
sinige anbsrs Worsr. Natiirli9 pirb
aud in ben 9obnaigen pisI unpsrs
soIlt iib.r bic 9ren3s gefibrt. 8es
rufsmdbige Bladder gibt ss tpsnie..
Die meiiten bstreioen bic qefdbrIide
So6e neben elmer tormlofen Burger
Iiden ober bGuerlidsn 6antierung.
% plogt fi6 etlpo elmer tagiiber i'm
Steinbrud, bout Gofen unb R0de
fir bic 0orftunbi6oft ooer audi
S6ubtarren uno Sarge; ober ipsnn
bic Naht auf bic WGloer iintt,
nimmt er beimli6 ben Rudfod unb
gebt f6per bepodt Inns 806mi'6e"
ober bon bort Inns SG6Ifde". Oft
limb sanss Standardization bsiioms
men. Sic bobsn ibre fsit.n 9eauesz
queIlen fir 9oi6parsn unb Ii6ere
I%bnebmer. 8ieIleiht peiB oas babe
Oorf bon bisien ItiIIsn 0Gnoen, obsr
es pirb niemano gum 8errdter. llebsI
t0nnte es sinsm NifIsnben ou6 be-
tommsn, 6dtt' er bic Guide" ni6t
gebolten.
SroBoem perbsn bic poider pobl
einmol aefaBt unb bic Strafs 1T
bonn erbebli6. Wbsr Der Reis 1T gu
grpb. 5riiber ipursn nomentIi6 i'm
obsren Graqebirqe piels pof6er eIei6z
seitig WiIbidiben. OieTs Sprts tom
meiitsns ous benz 80bmif6en. Oft
oine es oa iebr bort Der. gei einem
3ufommenitob nit Der 9renspnde
fam e8 lebioIih bnrduf on, tper om
idneIIIten bic 8ii9Ie on bic 9ads
rib. Mondsr bon beiben @.on.rn
bat Iid bamols fill i'm bidten Wolb
berblutst. Sin unb ni.osr erinuert
heute nod i'm @stii6 Elm Hodges
Steintreua an foIhe 3uiammsnItobe
unb ibr b0fss Gnbe. Sn Der 9eg.nz
mart iinb bieie f%eltener geiporhsn;
ober tper oiif pnfdsrtpeosn osht, Der
muB nod INNER uuf cine 8i9fenz
gel sefabt isin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
Der Sd)naps in ruiiiiden Bolts.
Idlulcu.

Cine amtlide 6eititeuung in Der
ruFiiden Gtoot Setoterinooar bat
oas truurige Grgebnis 9ebabt, oab
BON 5.721 SdiiIern 27.8 Yro5ent
cine Itbr i4made 9siunobeit be-
IiBsn. QIS @runo odfur 1T bic
empDrenoe 9atIa6e anQeflbrt, oab
ouber fdIsdten WobnungsperbdIts
niTen uno i6Ie6ter Grndbrung be-
ionbsrs Der oor5eitige itarte MltoboIs
senuB Die 9eiunobeit Der 9inoer 3srs
itort. 0nn Den 5,721 S6uIern iinb
43 pro3ent u%n5uldnglid gendbrt,
melt iiber Die 9dlfte cher man
bsoente hdbei, baB eS iiA nm &inrsr
bon feds bis oier5ebn Sabren bdn@
oelt itno Notwithstanding
Observation-Disclosures. lleherbaupt tein
G1en erbolten am Morosn Is prpz
aent; IL Yro3ent betpmmen nur ein
@las oiinnen See; q prp3ent erbdl>
ten timmerlt6e Nabrung. Ods
Mittaqefen bsitebt bel % pro3ent
aus 3pbl un0 8ortoffeln. BON Den
5,721 SduIern fino $500. olfo mebr
als 81 Qro5ent, Sbnapstrinter.
8iele BON bieien BADEN fih bsreits
bonn pierten Sabre an an Den NltoboI
eefpDbnt, nit iisben Sdbrsn fingsn
20 pro5ent an, nit utt Sabren 25
Nrpaent Il. T. N,
Iuf Die 5raoe. !psr fs bas
S6nopstrinten gslebrt babe, anti
tporteten 81 Yro3snt: Die Gltern, 0dz
bel iiberipieeenb bic Mutter O.. Nnz
bere lernten es BON 8etonnten. Die
MGo6en Iiuo meiitenteils ppn
Srauen oa3u perfii1rt tporosn. Gs
fei bo3u bemcrtt, oob in Setaterinoz
bar feline MISUNDERSTANDING BERT
Tden, Ionoern oab Die Sruntiudt
ser 9inoer in ungefdbr gIsidem
MaBe fat in alien @ebisten Rubz
lambs beifsht, uno 3pur if iis i'm gu
nebmen beqriffen. Grft in neuerer
,3eit boben Iid in osn StGoten Sinz
bsrf6ubz uno GrnGbrungspsrsins o.z
biIoet, Inn Dem Glsno gu iteuern.
No gu Der i6Iedten g~rndhrung
nod bic G6Ite tommt, 1T bos ltebsl
am fhlimmften.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
2 # ~ d E

Stpo6e Mptipt.s
6srr: nWiFsn Sic, Serr
Stoumeiiter, gsben Sic mir oiesmul
sin onoereg pfsro gum ausreiten:
oas bishstise lit 10 unrubio uno
idautslt 10 iebr. 6uB ss mir dngit.
lid it,"
Staqmeiftsr: nQber. fi.bsr !5ert,
ts gibt ord ni6ts llng'fdbrGi4sres
ais Elm Sddutslpfero."
0rudfebIer. (Qus .in.m
ofritaniIhsn 9ofber.4t.) Sm aaf=
ferntrdaI dngetommen, tpurbe Der
Mfrifareiierbs !6srr Wsp.r BON g.
t. Robeit sem Qtin3en Mpma-pma
fthr IiebtnzpIroig .mpfang.n.
Williams news., 1913-12-25
Do We Need a Night Marshall?

The question has been repeated
 ly asked lately "Do we need a
 night marshall''? The News thinks that there is much to be said on
 both sides,but not being familiar with all the facts and conditions hesitates to advance an opinion.
 Yet it believes the business men as a rule should know what they want and think they need. We are in formed that Saturday night Bobby
 Burns presented to the Common Council of the town of Williams a petition signed by practically ev- cry business firm in Williams, re- questing the Council to appoint him night marshall, but the motion failed for the want of second, and the mayor of his own volition laid it on the table. This was done after MT. Burns had the assurance of at least two of the coupcilmen present that they would support the petition. It occurs to the News that Marshall Patterson can not be expected to serve both as day and night marshall. This is the time of the year when the people of Williams most need protection from those who know no law. Right in connection with this the News wants te say that G. NJ. Bartlett we'll known citizen Of Belmont was in the office Tuesday and complain ed that he had been strong armed by two men who later gave their names as Green and claimed to be brothers. It seems that MI Bartlett had just made the acquaintance of John Green and that they had sev- eral drinks together. Bartlett began to think that Green was a fine fel- low, altho a stranger. Just after Bartlett had passed out of the sal
Williams news., 1913-12-25
It Is At Christmas Time.

It is at Christmas time that we come to realize how much good there is in the world. Someway the spirit of good will and brother hood becomes so prevalent that even those from whom we least ex- -pect it are found doing deeds of kindness - giving gifts of cheer. How many of us during the long days that have elapsed since the previous Christmas have begun to be weighed down by a depressing conviction, that we are not so ve.y much cared for in this world - or at least are not appreciated as we should be by our friends - only at this glad time to be shocked into better realization of the estimation which our friends hold for us, by thir gifts of love. What bless ing 1t is that people cap once year at least lay aside care and the ab- sorbing loads of daily life and take the time to prove to thier friends that their friendship is still warm. What a joy it is to find our friends still loving, thoughtful and kind.
 And amid all this joy let us not fail to look about us for the friend less one to fill his cup of joy also.
Williams news., 1913-12-25

loon door, about 5 a. m., he was seized about the neck and held forcibly while the brother of Green went thru his pockets, and relieved
 him of his money and pocket knife. The Green who went thru his pock- cts bolted off, but the Green who did the holding did not run. When arrested later by MT. Patterson he was found to have a cork leg, which doubtless acc cunts for his not run ming. Later, Marshall Patterson and Deputy Sheriff Patten arrested the other offender. Bartlett posi- lively identifies John Green as be- ing the man who did the holding They were searched but nc money found, and landed in jail where they await the action of a Grand Jury.
 Have we work for a night mar shall?
Williams news., 1913-12-25
The Johnson-Mc Conkey Opening

Last Saturday Messrs. Johnson and McConkey held the opening of their new grocery stors. The store was tastefully decorated with ever greens and presented . very at
 tractive appearance. More than two hundred women visited the sto. e during the day and each was pre- sentsd with beautiful red rose by the hostesses, Mesdames Johnson and McC onkey who gracefully as- sisted in receiving and waited upon customers like veterans. Johnson and McConkey who have started upon this new enterprise are not strangers to the people of Williams but have a large acquaintance both in and out of town. They enter upon the undertaking to furnish to
 the citizens of Williams and con- munity ''GooD THINGS TO EAT with all the ambition and hope that comes to young men just start ing out in business. The News wishes them success and prosperity.
Williams news., 1913-12-25
Moved Again, Off Again Mailed Again---(Not Finnegin
 but The News.

Presumably eeeryone is familiar
 with the story told of the new Irish station agent on one horse road,
 who had just been called down by the president of the road for hold
 ing the wire to send in a long re- port about train accident. Acci- dents were too common on that
 road to deserve reporting at length The message next sent by the Hi
 bernian has made millions laugh: of again, on again, gone again -
 Finnegin". Some there are who may think, Moved again, off a.
 gain, mailed again." is announce, ment enough of the fact that the News has taken up new quarters A few, however, would be pleased to know a little more about the matter.
 Last Saturday, the publishing plant and office of the news were moved from the Sweetwood build ing to the two south rooms in the new Boyce building, just across tn; street from James Kennedy's store. The former quarters were about twice as large as required for the plant. The present rooms are just the right size. There was a sav- ing, of course on rent. The other big item to be considered for the winter, was fuel. One load of wood
 in the former quarters would not
 last over week Tn present weather. In the new quarters the same wood will supply abundant heat for three weeks. Further, it was extremely
 difficult to get our former quarters
 warm enough for the presses to do
 good work. Here it is easy. An
 other excellent reason for the ch-
 ange is tbat Mir. Boyce is heavily
 interested in the News, and we con
 sider 1t quite proper that the plant
 should be in his building.
 Withal we are nightly pleased
 with our new quarters, and shall
 be glad to have our friends call and
 see us in our new home.
Williams news., 1913-12-25
WOODl WOOD! WOOD!

W. H. Talk is ready to deliver the finest quality of wood at the lowest prices, anything from stove to four foot cord wood, green, dry, any old kind. Very prompt deliv- cry. Call up w. H. Talk, on the Forest Line.
Williams news., 1913-12-25
LODGES

soClETIEs GRAND CANYON ENCAMPMENT, No. VI 1. O.-O. F. Meets every other Wednesd evening after subordinate. Visiting brethe F. N. ehafer c. ?.
 O. A. Inman. E P.
 Jos. Cottoiendy.J J.W.
 Eels Holm, 8 W.
 c. N. Tucker, Scribe. -' John Klock. 1-c>-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. IL. m DC Ian

Dec. II. ~, PC. Jan. ?
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The rroDaGe Court for the County of
lIoughton.
Al a session of said court, held at
the Probate Ohlcc. in the Village or
Horghton., in said county. on the
10Th day of December \. ID. 1913.
Present Hon, George c. Bentley.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eliz-
aboth Merz Deceased.
Julia MerZ. havin gled in said court
hor petition praying that "A certain in
strnment in writing plrporting To be
the last will and testament of said de-
ceased now on file i'm said court be adj
mitted To probate, and that the admin
!Stration Of said estate be granted ia
Jnila MerZ, the executrix named in the
iaSt W'll ana testament of said deceas-
ed, or To some other suitable person.
IT is Ordered. That tile 9Th day of
January y. ID. 1914, at ten o'clock i'm
the forenoon, NJ said probate Office, he
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition:
II is Further Ordered, that public
notice thereof he given by publication
of copy of this order, once each
week for three successive weeks pre-
Nlous to said day of hearing. in the
aihmet News. a newspaper printed
and circulated in said county.
'SeaD GEO. c. BENTLEY.
y true copy. Judge of Probate.
Lillas G.. Mitchell.
Register of Probate
Galbraith & Mccormack.
Attorneys for Estate.
business Address: Calumet, Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-19
MINING NEWS AND STOCKS
STOCKS
BOSTON STOCKS.

Foston-A real rally took place to-
day IL was general and OF very sub
stautiul proportions. The Union Pa
cli.r statement indications of vote
this week on currency bill and more
favorable comment on It's nature were
main reasons for change in sentiment.
Very substantial advances were re-
corded ard even If shor, covering con-
stitrtcd most OF the buying and a re-
gossion occurs. todays market course
viii encourage prospective buyers on
next reaction at least J. Surgis.