Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 7, 1907, Page 6

Published Every Saterday. "Te. | inbettet aa go te : ; pe y eee at s " — See di lany Differe ic ss uages i ae | Expres : Nv Probably £ : st persons interested, > be] s : ew 7 mates | ns aiBy the C “ing Dialects in Great Britain, = | to Druidic Days. It has been observed that the lam | uve, rere” Origin trained with c reasonal On eas lienen eget smuee tte sume of | Buctnageratmeuitat ag con teary STARE OF WIENESOTA (. Dinrice Coue| Gasretn taratte nited States | ciently so called trom the burning of ADVANCE a Si it a B ck ? @ martyrs? This is one theo é q FWO DOLLARS 4° Tee tobe examined: a wi aS ce In or to, the land and Fifteenth Judical District | many dialects, but Great Britain, less | the saan of; (ha. wont.#:Breu see 5 4 Sa set sony ines, William A- | concerning which it desires to perpetuate’ Iu the’ matter of the perpetuation of the/In ‘area than any of half a dozen’ ‘ : ; Sntered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapid| chambers in the court house in the city of | °Vidence, and the names of all other persons} testimony of William A. Newton. respect is times bonfires have formed a striking j ‘Minnesota. as Second-Class Matter. Grand Rapidsin the said county of Itasca | interested, or su; be “interested | Ing certain facts relative to the title of the es, contains such very different | part of. the celebration of St. John’s posed | 0, in I. sot ft section 23, ; | tary 1008, att o'clock ptm. tho an are waknows and cannot be aromas Peach | Sh leacca county Order nn Tange | languages es English, Welsh and the | eve or Midsummer eve, June 24, LD-REVIEW IS THE | thereto be examined and give his des; the excercise of reasonable diligence, and also} On reading und filing ‘the petition and|Gaelic of the Scottish highlands, tO | ~nich was cbserved with similar rites THE HERA THE ‘tion with respect to the mattors memtioned | setting forth thename of William ‘A. New-| statement of the Sargent Laud company | say nothing of the provincial dialects | 1 try in” ahi Fires 3 4 in said affidavit; and it is further ordered. Sones se wrineas Dropowee to be examined: | herein setting forth the claim, or interest of rie In every country in rope. ficial Paper of Itasca County. | that notice of said time and place appointed | _ It is ordered that said witness, William A. | sald Sargent Land company in or tothe land| 0f Cornwall and Yorkshire and the | were kindled in the streets and mar- ._— forthe taking of said deposition be given to| Newton. be and appear before me st my | audits title thereto hereinabove described | unique speech of the London cockney, | Ket pI ff the towns. The youn ; fficial Paper of Village of Grand | said Charles W. Rickerson and Eusebia chambers in the court house in the City of | and euncerning which it desires to perpetuate | 55 et places of the towns. young cial Pap ‘d Rickerson the persons mentioned in said | Grand Rapids in the sald County of Itasca | ¢vidence, and the names, of wll other persong| While in this country, with Its vast | people leaped over the flames or sted. wv oO! inneso' iy 0 in Reps affidavit as interested in said proceedings, | $od State of Minnesota on ha end, day Of) therein aad the tee tat’ ahere, uugefested | exDanse of territory, its settlement bY | threw flowers and garlands into them Official Paper of Village of | lsiming any right, title, estate, interest. in | tmmre be examined and. give his deposition tne "Soesclee ot Seeman earned with | Sbanish, ‘French, Dutch and Swedish | with merry shoutings and songs and Cohasset Sraet for fie petiou of three sbucessive’wacks | Said aldgvit; and leis farther ordered that | tso Setting fort ihe name ‘of Wilign' A, [CO;OMStS and its millions of imml- | dances. A heathen origin is believed = in a legal newspaper published in said county posite ona Bie earn place mupoiniee for Rowe. as the witness proposed to be ex- srants drawn from nearly every coun- | to be indicated by these acts. A writer Official Paper of Village of — | Giiiasaa Stan's of Minnesota, prior to sald) Fynicl W. Kriedlor aud Cordelia Kriedier| tis Ordered that suid witness, William a,| “%* J@tge and small, all over the | says: “On the whole it seems prob- world, there is far greater uniformity | able that the druidic fires, round =e the persons mentioned in said affidvit as in-| Newton, be and appear before me Keewatin. Deer Nevenbas Sane terested in said proceedings, and also to all| Chambers in the court house inthe city | = . city of Official P, f Village of jig ae other persons unkeown ¢ aiming any right. | Grand Rapids in said county of Ttasea “and | of speech than in any other land of | which it was considered lucky to leap cial Paper 0} le S Judge of District Court. tide, estate, interest ip or lien upon said land. State Pe Minnesota on the 2nd day of January equal area and population. and dance on the occasion of the sum- ; mu blis! iis order for e Ti al c » m., then e 1 to * 5 Nashwauk. nee successive Weck na legal newspaper on mined and give his daposition with re oe walgee can be readily seen. | mer solstice, ere, built up of sone a . ad oe ju blis! in sai unty of Itasca. ate O01 Matters mentioned in sai affi- ie pu ED ve one who Official Paper of U.S. Dis- | STATE OF MINNESOTA | ,, District Court | Minnesota. prior to suid date of hesring, davit: and it is further ordered that ‘notice | nation of rong sols have anede Cues | buncnd. Drees RAW = gene : on Bonet County of Itasea ee = Dated November 23rd_ 1907, of §aid time and place appointed for the lon of readers and/tye press has | wanted to secure his luck for. trict Court in Bankruptcy E alttecasn ery ee es By the Court, i R jot sald deposition be given to said|/ supplied books and papers without |ing year, and so bonfire is really a hi ste u tuatior A. . a Cast ani len, Case; 8 ry - Proceedings. testimony of William, Re ewions ae a Judge of District Court. | me Honea in said affidavits as inbereated in| limit. Press associations have done | boon-fire.’ - eedings, and also to allother persons| their par? toward giving a, uniform ing certain facts relative to the title of the u t no claiming any right. title. estate, Designated by State and f the i i 1 of tion 24, to 5 one eg i National Officials as the Of- 2 pl Said ot nection i omaabip Shy rank okt OF MINNESOTA },.District Court, | 1ntgRestIn'or lion upon sad land. by publish and fairly good tone to-the news- Rode Too Fast for Tiger. i ica- adit d filing the titi id County of Itasca s order for the period of three succe: aper Ii f wean Paper fortng Babee statement of the Sargent ‘Land company ‘ if Fifteenth Judictal Disvrict <i weoks in a legal newspaper published in si, qiacing eh . ae ide Because he could ride a_ bicycle tion of all legal notices to herein setting forth the claim, or Interest of |In the matter of the perpetuation of the pa aed pt Htusea, Stato of Minnesota, exe teen Aiton cheap nates faster than a tiger could follow a ees, of the said Sargent Land company in or i vt repent f aring. ge have brou r ' be made through their re- |e sangan tte comet refnahons | tantumanyof wlan A. Newton, respec | "ae November's iS age have brought distant parts of the |petest in Indla recently escaped an spective offices in Itasca Co, described and concerning which it desires to| nel of ne%s of section 32 and n'%4 of nw of ‘ By the couit. qi and easy commu- | unpleasant death. The Rev. Father perpetuate evidence, and the the names of| section 33. township 27, range 2, Itasca] | | M. A. SpoonE nication and so have aided in teach- | proger was riding quietly along the H all other persons interesced. or supposed to 2 _ Recognized by Everybody as the | ii tite e fact chat thelr | -county.—Order, ing a common language. road when he saw what looked like a be interested therein, and th - ; 4 . e On reading and filing the petition and Leading Weekly Newspaper of | residences are unknown and cannot be as-| tatomont of the Sargent Land The! raiitoad ‘has\ panctratea: every It Aili “Gn heR ane eRe bare certained with the exercise of reasonable pth icharclain ops ii terest Gn Notice of Expiration of Redemption. corner OP et ibua’ ana tachers oa fntae oe ee eae, . Northeastern Minnesota. diligence, and also setting forth the name of iN ii the said Sargent Land company in or to the c F = See ewe. the waenbes, Prapeeet ina ad its title thereto hereinabove de- a Soaary of teason ; of travelers. Countless human shut- |“As he watched, the fact that it was 1 STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF | Tt is ordered that said witness, William A. | S¢ribed and concerning which it desires to | s74TE ON MINNESOTA. tles thus are thrown daily across the | a tiger became apparent and to Father iat 7 ent , te evi 5 A m “ sca District Court, Fifteenth | Newton, be and appear before me at my | Perbetuate suites, and ene nosed 20. be R. Baldwin: land in every direction, carrying with |Froger’s horror it suddenly bounded 4 ial District. chambers in the court house in the City of jatter of the perpetuation of the |Grand Rapids in the said County of Itasca an ee harotty ud the, Tage. Sashes ‘Xon are hereby notified that the following them the threads’ of thought and straight down the ‘hillside and made of william “A. Newton fine | January: 1008 at 2 Oelock P. Me thon ana | ascertained with the exercise of reasonable | Bounty ‘of Itasca, Stavs of Minaosota, and | SPCech and doing their part to make |for him. There was a slight incline ung eek prt areata can hy AE be examined ani give his deposition ; Tiligence, and also setting forth the name of] known and described as follows, to-wit: Lots | OB pattern of the whole. in his favor in the road and he cycled of the sel of nel and nets of | there te pect to the matters mentioned in said | William A. Newton as the witness proposed |7 tog inclusive, block 2, plat’ of Syndicste ; of sé ction 18 tonnably 57, range 22, A Ute In Retnite coiownd tbat tobe examined: ae aah 5 Division of Grand Rapids, is now. assessed In B for his life until the upward grade be . county. rder. i is Orderes at said witness, William A. ‘ On reading and filing the petition and |Botice of sald time, and place appointed for | wowton, be und appear before me at my |* Ths eon sthaay June, A.D. 190, at a| WHERE DEEPEST LOVE ABIDES, |C@me too steep and he had to get off. ent of the Sargent Land Company | 5i%,¢s Lawton and Mary M, Lawton, the. per- | Chambers in the court house in the City of] sale of land pursuany to the teal estate tax ; Apparently the beast did not pursue ting forth the claim, or sgt sons mentioned in said affidavit as interested ane BeSH i foes Conaty oi fos and | judgment duly given and made in and by the | God’s Goodness Chief! Felt by Those | @fter he had lost sight of the cyclist, argent Land Company in or |in said proceedings, and also to all other | State of Minnesota on the indday of Janu-| District Ceurt in and for said County of . “Heetle f y but? @ bed tint tc in & land and its title thereto herein- | persons unknown claiming any right, title. | AF, 1908. at o'clock P M. then and there to Ttasca, on the 2ist. day of March A. D. 1900. in Tribulation. uk Che: wiprovoked /attac® ts): im ve described and concerning which it} estate, interest in or lien upon saidgland, by | 0 aan iD aan aaa is depositi Ce oo Tes in proceedings to enforce the payment of Where is it that God, in Hi: h: self an unusual occurrence.” ires to perpetuate evidence, and_ the | publishing this order for the period of three | Spects to the matters mentioned in said) tyxes delinquent upon “real estate for the| . » In His search- nes of all other persons interested, or | successive weeks in a legal newspaper pub-| 2fidavit; and it is further ordered that | years 1892 to 1895, inclusive, for said County|ing of the hearts of His children, | Nosed to be interested therein, and’ the | fished in said County of Ieasca, State of Min-,| Hotice of said time and place appointed for | Sf Ttasca, the above decribed piece or parcel % chat their residences are unknown | nesota, prior to said date of hearing. the taking of said deposition be given to said | Of jand was duly offer for sale, and uo one | 2@ars the tones of the deepest love, The Contented Man. xt be ned with the exer-| Dated November 23rd, 1907. John Jacobs and Matilda Jacobs the persons | onetbidding upon said offer an amount equal | and sees on the uplifted face the light | Contented? What makes him contented? reasonable diligence, and also set- By the Court. = lone oa sal - te ee in | to that for which said piece or parcel was of the most heartfelt gratitude? Not The comforts, the struggles have f the name of William A. New- M. A. SPOONER, Sale Proceo gs ant Bio all other per- | subject to be sold, to-wit: the sum of ten dol- g le? () gained. 5 ne 225 . i Judge of District Court. sons unknown claiming any ‘right, title, | jars and two cents. the same was duly bid| where His gifts are most profuse, but | Which men discontented invented, the witness proposed to be exam- "| estate, interest in or lien upon said land. by | in forthe State of Minnesota for said sum. hi th é 7 zt The safety, that fighters obtained. publishing this order for the period of threo | “hat thereafter, and on the ilth day of] Where they seem most meager; not successive weeks in a legal newspaper pub~| November A. D. 1907, the said piece or parcel | where the suppliant’s worship glides | Content in the mire would still wallow, It rdered that said witness, William \. Newton, be and appear before me at | STATE OF MINNESOTA | ,, District Court j lished in said County of Itasca. State of | Ofignd. not then havine by ier tebe With troglodytes huddled in caves, 5 e ci f + » ig been redee! fro orth o h yte d a my imbers in the court house in the County of Itasca, titconth Judicial Court sa a Sopcast sen of hearing. said sale,and having then the become absolute fortl from the cushion of luxury | Or find in a tree’s ready hollow property of the State of Minnesota. was sold through lips saturated with plenty and | The shelter an animal craves. : and ounveyed at public sale by the County . i M.A.SpooneR, | A'uditor of said county pursuaitt to the order | funded by health; not within the | content hinders progress and action Judge of District Court. and direstion of the State Auditor of the halls of successful ambition, or even cAtd, cultivates ignorant sloth, | tute of nmnesota. an in accordance wit i Counts study a sort of distraction, Pie Sate f the provisions of the statute in such easo| ‘#€ dwellings of unbroken domestic | “na ‘pitles the follies of both. Fr eho are ayes District Court made and provided. for the sum of seven dol; peace; but where the outcast, flying time and place appojnted for the taking | statement of the Sargent Land company A 5 lars duly paid to the county treasurer of} fy, t . | Content maketh freemen dependent, i on be. given. to. said | herein setting forth the claim, or interest of Fifteenth Judicial District | suid county. ges om neraecuan kneels in. theveven- | OUbna fantenacthe sheowios oe abraes je and Henrietta Petrie, | the said Sargent Land company in or to the| In the matter of the prepetuation of the ‘hat the certificate of sale for said piece oc! ing on the rock whereon he sleeps; | ‘ts motion is ever descendent. tioned in said affidavit as | land and its title thereto hereinabove de- festa ay. of William A. Newton. res) parcel of land executed and delivered by by the fresh grave, where, as the To ditches and paupers’ sad grave id proceedings, and also] scribed and conceruing which it desires to ing certain facts relative to the title of the | said county auditor apon said sale last above a sons unknown claiming | perpetuate evidence, and the names of ali] sw% of sw%4 of section 26 and se%4 of se tioned has been presented to me at my] earth is opened. heaven in answer ! jut the reverent. hearty subriisston , title interest in or lien | Other persons interested. or supposed to be|~ section 27. township 57, range 22, [i otice by the holder thereof for the purpose of] opens too; by the pillow of the wast- | ‘To Ticite’s fovistool men. bring iy right, title, publishing this order | interested therein and the fact that their county.—Order. having notice ot expiration of time for re- d ft h mi After tolling with little teulteoe” OE pe riod of three successive weeks | 'esidences are unknown and cannot be as-; On rgading and filing the petition and demption from said tax sale of said property| ed sufferer, where the sunken eye, ls a difterent. manlier thing. — iy Newspaper, published. in. said | Yeftained with the exercise of reasonable | statemént of the Sargent Land company | siven and served; and that the amouut re) denied sleep, converses with a silent -W. J. Herl itaa ‘State of Minnesota, | ‘iligence, and also setting forth the name of | herein setting forth the claim, or interest of | (Wired to redeem suid piece or purcel o 1 t d the holl : r BSCR, See ae “| William A. Newton as the witness proposed | the said Sargent Land company ‘in or to the | fom said tax sale, at the date of this notice, | Star, ani e hollow voice enumerates o said date of hearing. to be examined: land and its title thereto hereinabove de- | eXclusiye of the costs to accure upon said] in low prayer the scanty list of com- cit Grand Rapids in the said county : te of Minnesota on the|In the matter of the perpetuation of the By the Court, y, 1908, at 2 o’clock p.| testimony of William A. Newton. respect- ere to be examined and| ing certain facts relative to the title of the give is deposition with respect to the n\ of ne’ of section 24. township 57, range t tioned in said affidavit; and| 22, Itasca county.—Order. ordered that notice of said On reading and filing the petition and MASTER OF MANY TRADES. November 23rd, 1907. Tt is ordered that said witness, William A. i i i 4 notice. is the sum of seven. dollars und four een "SPOONER, Aiaitaestuthe este house in tie ley ck Derpeinate evidence, and’ the names ot all “Glgiethe time for the redemption of sald poe ae one Am rened PAIS (op hopeRss| SC aae ° aoe A * chambersin the court: house in the City of s $1 et e ¢ for the reden =) i . en : i Judge of District Court, | Grand Rapids in the sald County of Lixeca | Seber Persons interasted, or supposed to be | iecoor purcel of land from said tax sale will| —“artineau Louisville Man Shouldn't Ba Very and State of Minnesota on the 2nd day of " 0% - | xpire'sixty (60) days after the seryice of S Long Out of Job. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF | January, 1908, at 2 o'clock P. M., then ‘and | Pesidences are untmnown and cannot be as | iilinotice and the filing of the proof of such : Pa enere aries Ai Se om vies ss. Distriet Court, Fifteenth | there to be examined and give his deposition | diligence, and also setting forth the name of | Service in my office. oo Proof That Dogs Can Think. riftiest man in the Unite Judicial Distriet With respect to the matters mentioned ia | William A. Newton as the witness proposed |, Witiess my. hand and sealof office this! mye following facts, which I saw | States lives in Louisville. He has matter of the perpetuation of. the | seid affid ;and it is further ordered that | to pe examined: 2ithday of Noveniber A. D. 1907. _ ae Y ee itaidies jihinicnir ant clunnber never oe nony of William A. Newton, re- | notice of said time'and: place iated® for | “ yt is ordered that said witness, William A. 4 M. A, SPANG with my own eyes on repeated occa- y te, 1 = certain facts relative to the me taking of seid sla bit son eer ts gee Newton, be and appear before me army fipal) 27% Auditor Wasce County. sions, fully convinced me that ani-| time of the day. As an example of 4 and nev “of | Sons meutioned in said affidavit as interested | Grand Rapids tn the sald County of teaser and Hérald-Roview Dec. 7. 14,21. mals have the powers of memory and | his wonderfu! versatility, a friend tells : "Jin said procceedings, and also to all! Stato of Minnesota on the2nd day of January, thought. I once had a_ three-parts | the following story of an average day bred black and tan terrier, which | im the life of this strenuous man. and filing the petition and | Other Bergons unknown Slat ne eevee! 1908, at 2 o'lock P.M..then and there to be |; ee : examined and giye his deposition | wi Notice of Expiration of Redemption. slept in a basket in my bedroom, that | One morning last week he started : Sargent Land Company | and, by publishing this order for the period pect to the matters mentioned in said affida- the nw of mn 13, tow! 1 the claim, or interest Land Company in or its title thereto herein- “1 rning which it perpetuate evidence, and the ill other persons interested, or 1 to be interested therein, and the f hat their residences are unknown and cannot be ascertained with the exer- ise of reasonable diligence, and also set- ting forth the name of William A, New- ton as the witness proposed to be exam- It is ordered that said witness, William A. Newton, be and appear before me at my chambers in the court house in tHe iiy of Grand Rapids in the said county Itasca and State of Minnesota on the 2nd day of Janua: 1908, at 2 o’clock p. m. en and there to be examined and give his deposition with respect to the matters mentioned in said affidavit; and it is rther ordered that notice of said time and place appointed for the taking of id deposition be given to said He Smith and Lucinda Smith, the s mentioned in said affidavit as din said proceedings, and also +5 yther persons unknown claiming y t, title ate, interest in ar lien ipon said land, by publishing this order yy the period of three successive weeks newspaper published in said 1 Itasc ate of Minnesota, prior lo said date of hearing. Dated November 23rd, 1907, By the Court: M. A. SPOONER, Judge istrict Court. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF s ss. District Court, Fifteenth 1 District. 1e perpetuation of the Newton, re- ative to the section 13, Itasea county.— g and filing’ the petition and of the Sargent Land Company tting forth the claim, or interest of the said Sargent Land Company in or of three successiye weeks in a legnl news- paper published in said County of Itasca, State of Minnesota, prior to said date of hearing. — Dated November 23rd, 1907. By the Court. M. A, SPOONER, Judge of District Court. STATE OF MINNESOTA {ss District Court Couuty of Itasca - Fifteenth Judical District In the matter of the prepetuation of the testimony of William A. Newton, respecting certain facts relative to the title of the ni of nw of section 24, township 57, range 22. Itasca county.—Order. On reading and filing the petition and statement of the Sargént Land company herein setting forth the claim. or interest of the said Sargent Land company incr to the lund and its title there to hereinabove des- eribed and concerning which it desires to perpetuate evidence. and the names of all other persons interested, or supposed to be interested therein, and vhe fact that their residences are unknown and Cannot be ascer- tained with the exercise of reasonable dili- gence. and also setting forth the name of William A. Newton as the witness proposed to be examined : _it is ordered that said witness, William A. Newton. be and appear before me at my chambers in the court house in the city of Grand Rapids in the said county of Itasca and State of Minnesota on the 2nd day of January, 1908, at, 2 o'clock p. m., then and there to be examined and give his deposition with respect to the matters mentione: said affidavit; and it is further ordered that notice of said time and place uppointed for the taking of said deposition be given to said Frank Leuzer and Mary Lauzer the persons Mmentiened in said affidavit as in- terested in said proceedings, and also to all other persons unknown claiming any right, estate, interest in orlien upon said land. by publishing this order for the period of three successive weeks ina legal newspaper pub- lished in said county of Itasca, State of Minnesota. prior to said date of hearing. Dated November 23rd 1907. By the Court. 1A. Save Judge of District Court. vit; and itis further ordered that notice of said time and place appointed for the taking of said Seposlaas be given to said John Jestus and Mary E. Jestus the persons men- tioned is said affidavit as interested in said pce nes: and also to all Other persons un- nown Claiming any right, title. estate. in- terest in orlien upon said land. by publish- ing this order for the period of three succes- sive weeks in a legal newspaper paler in said County of Itasca, State of Minnesota, prior to said date of hearin; Dated November 28rd, 1 By the Court. M. A. SPoonER, Judge of District Court. STATE OF MINNESOTA | District Court County of Itasca fss.* Fifteenth Judical District In, the matter of the prepetuation of the testimony o* William A. Newton, respect- ing certain facts relative to the title of the ne of nw4 and nw of ne of section 27, township 57. range 22. Itasca county—Order On reading and filing the petition and statement of the Sargent Land company herein retting forth the claim, or interest of the said Sargent Land company in or to the land and its title thereto hereinabove des- cribed and concerning which it desires to prepetuate evidence, and the names of ali other persons interested. or supposed to be interested therein, and the fact that their resiCences are unknown and cannot be ascer- tained with the exercise of reasonable dili- ence, and also setting forth the name of illiam A. Newton as the witness proposed to be examined: itis ordered that said witness, William A. Newton, be and appear before’ me at my chambers inthe court house inthe city of Grand Rapids inthe said county of Itasca and State of Minnesota on the 2nd day of January, 1908 at 2 o'clock p. m.. then and there to be examined and give his deposition with respect to the matters mentioned in Said affidavit; and it is further ordered that notice of said time and place appointed for the taking of said deposition be given to said Nicholas Eberts and Hannah Eberts the persons mentioned in said wffidavit as in- terested in said proceediags, and also to al! other persons unknown claiming any right. title, estate, interest in or lien upon said Office of County Auditor, County of Itasca, 3 STATE OF MINNESOTA, } To Lucy J. Smith: You are hereby notified that the following piece or parcel of land, situated in the County of [tasca, State of Minnesota. and known and described as follows, to-w: lots 7and & block 21, plat of Syndicate Division of Grand Rapids, is now assessed in your name. ‘hat on the. 7th day of May, A. D. 1901, at a sale of lund pursuant to the real estate tax judgement duly given and madein and by the district court in and for said county of Itasca, on the 2ist day of March A. D. 190i. in roceedings to enforce the payment of taxes lelinauent upon real estate for the year A. D. 1899, for said County of Ltasca. the above de- s¢ribed piece or reel of land was dul offered for sale, and no one bidding upon s: offer an xmount equal to that for which s: piece or parcel was subject to be sold. to-wit: the sum of fifty-four cents, the same was duly bid in for the State of Minnesota for said sum. That thereatfer, and on the llth day vf No- vember A. D. 1907, the said piece or parcel of land, not then having been redeemed from said sale, and having then become the abso- lute property of the State of Minnesota. was sold and conveyed at public sale by the county auditor of said county purstant to the order and direction of state auditor of the State of Minnesota, and in accordance with the -proyisions of the statute in such case made and provide forthe sum of three dollars and twenty cents duly paid to the county treasurer of said county. That the certificate of sale for said piece or parcel of land executed and delivered by said county auditor upon said sale last ubove mentioned has been presented tome at my office by the holder thereof for the purpose of having notice of expiration of time for re- demption from said tax sale of said property given and served; aud that the amount re quired to redeem said piece or parcel of land from said tax sale, at the date of this notice, exclusive of the costs touccrue upon said notice, is the sum of three dollars and twenty- two cents. That the time for the redemptioa wiece ur parcel of land from said tas expire sixty (60) days after the service of this notice and the filing of proof of sach service ingny office. opened into the nursery. children was, from fractious, and whenever Tiny heard it cry she would go {ato the nursery, hunt about until she found a squeak: ing rag doll, take it to the side of the cot and sitting up, shake it to amuse If in doing this shé did display powers thought and reflection, I utterly fail to see to what her clever performance could be attributed.—Correspondence in London Globe. health, very % ‘\ Truth Profoundly Expressed. The profound truth that to-morrow never comes, and yesterday, although it is always passing, has never been with us, has led a correspondent to | throw off this little effort: yesterday to-day was to-morrow, and to-morrow to-day will be yesterday, | the science it is now the pounding of nevertheless would be the day after to-morrow, be cause to-day would be to-morrow yes terday, and to-morrow will be to-day to-morrow, or would have been the day after to-morrow yesterday.” thought as much.—London Answers. “Although | It’s lonesome whar de shadows fall Across de drifted snow. It_doesn’t seem de place at all I used to know. Dem frien’s I had in da: ‘Whah is dey keepin’ hid I misses Mistah Butterfly An’ ol’ Miss Katydid. out with a rug to sell on commission for an installment house. He sold the rug, and then came back and took out a clock, which he also disposed of. About noon he was called by an under taker to embalm a body, which he did. Another undertaker sent for him to drive a hearse to the cemetery, ang after he had disposed of this errand Satisfactorily he preached a short ser- | mon at the grave. He drove the hearse back to town and filled in an afternoon for a candy- maker who was taken suddenly ilk In the evening ne worked from 6 till 8 o'clock in a barber shop, and fron that hour until midnight set type on a daily newspaper. Admired the Judge’s Language. In the days when dentistry was not a hickory plug into the space between the teeth taking the place of modern bridgework, the elder Judge Peckham, who was noted for his picturesque flow of profanity, visited a dentist. The work had hardly started when the judge began to swear. When the tapping of the hickory plug increased in force his language became torrid and when, in time, the dentist gave the final blows the patient arose from the chair and fairly shattered the atmosphere with a weird, terrible tor- rent of profanity. As the judge passed out the dentist remarked to @ waiting patient: “Wasn't it peautt land its title thereto herein- land, by ublishing this order for the period “ a is 271 . above described and concerning which it eS Hee in otha of threesuecessive Weeks ina. legal mows: | y,WitHess my hand and seal of office this 27th ) Tt's Kind o’ sad when life grows cold a ' iesires to perpetuate evidence, and_ the paper published in said county of Ttasca, ma ie bala sit qe kite abenit cook Cina evoke fut? It wasn’t really necessary te of all other persons interested, or | gpa1 uN! 3 State of Minnesota, prior to said date of 4 5 und half so long, but I di - supposed to be interested therein, andthe |“ pauseeat tease (38 District Court: | pearing. 7 So far away f'um here. po & id so en: = Ae M, A. SPANG, that their residences are unknown Fifteenth Judicial District | Dated November 23rd 1907 : mnditor Lenses Pour Dey seemed So wuthless as dey’d fly, joy ma ae te I almost pound- cannot be ascertained with the exer! In the matter of the perpetuation of the M.A. Spooner. Herald-Review Dec. 7, 14. 21. But now 1 miss dat Butterfly ed the hickory plug into splinters. reasonable diligence, and also set-| ""testimony of William A, Newton respecting : Gudge of Districe Conte 44> — An’ ol’ ydid. Wonderful command of language the rth the name of William A. New-| certian facts relative ‘to the n% ot se%s of —Washington Star. fudge has!” » witness proposed to be exam- It is ordered that said witness, William A. Newton, be and appear before me at my chambers in the court house in the city of Grand Rapids in the said county of Itasca and State of Minnesota on the 2nd day of Janua 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m., then and there to be examined and give his deposition with respect to the s mentioned in said affidavit; and ordered that notice of said uppointed for the taking ion be given to said John W. Knight and Abby P. Knight, ons mentioned in said affidavit as interested in said proceedings, and also to all other pe unknown claiming any right, title, . interest in or lien Irth ind pl: of said depos apon said land, by publishing this order for the period of three successive weeks in «a legal newspaper published in said jounty of Ttasea, State of Minnesota, i yvember to said date of hearing. ted } rd, 1907. he Court: A. sca ‘ Fifteenth Judicial District atter of the prepetu f the mony of William A. Newton, respecting tain facts relative to the title of ne of section 25. township Iiasca county.—Order, bhi On re ng and filing the petition and section 23, township 57, range 22, Itasca county.—Order. On reading and filing the petition and statement of the Sargent Land company herein setting forth the claim, or interest of the said Sargent Lund company in or to the land and its title thereto hereinabove de- seribed and concerning which it desires to perpetuate evidence. and the names of all other persons interested or supposed to be interested therein, and the fact that their residences are unknown and cannot be as- certained with the exercise of reasonable Cee and also setting forth the name of William A. Newton as the witness proposed to be examined: It is ordered that said witness. William A. Newton, be and appear before me at my chambers in the court house in the City of Grand Rapids in the said County of Itasca and State of Minnesota on the 2nd day of January, 1908, at 2 o'clock P. M.. then and there to be examined and give his deposition with respect to the matters mentioned in stid affidavit; and it is farther ordered that notice of said time and place appointed for the ae of said deposition be giyen to said Jobn Phil ¢ sous mentioned in said affidavit as fhterested in said proceedings. and also to all other persons unknown Claiming any right, title. estate, interest in or lien upon Said land, by publishing this order for the period of three stecessive weeks in a legal newspaper pub- lished ih said County of Itasca, State of Min- nesota, prior to said date of hearing, Dated November 23rd, 1907, By the Court, . M, A. SPOONER, Judge of District Court. ome ee marsh Fpa Kr fF ‘ips and Clemance Phillips the per- | with respect to the matt said affidavit; and itis further ordered that STATE OF MINNESOTA } ... District Court County of Ita: a Fifteenth Judicial District In the matter of the perpetuation of the testimony of William A. Newton, respect- ing certain facts relative to the title -of the se of nw and ne of sw of section 25 icpeate 57, cange 22. [tasca county.— er. On reading and filing the petition and statement of the Sargent Land company herein setting forth the claim, or interest of the said Sargent Land company in or to the land and its title thereto herein aboye de- scribed and concerning which it desires to perpetuate evidence, and the names of all | other persons interested therein, and the fact that their residences are unknown and can- not be ascertained with the exercise of rea- sonable diligence. and also setting forth the name of William A. Newton as the witness proposed to be examined: It is ordered that said witness. William A. Newton, be and appear before me at my chambers in the court house in the City of Grand Rupidsin the said County of Itasca and State of Minnesota on the 2n { January, 1908. at 2 o'clock P. M.. then and day of there tobe examined and gi his deposition mentioned in) notice of said time and place appointed for the taking of said deposition be given tosaid William W. Washburn and {Emer G. Wash- burn the persons mentioned im said affidavit as interested in said proceedings, and also to alli other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, interest in or lief upon Penetrative Power of Radium. At a recent meeting of the London Practitioners’ society Dr. Robert Abbe showed, in order to illustrate the pen- etrative power of radium, a_ photo- graphic plate .upon which a revolver had been photographed by a single grain of radium. The cartridge with which the revolver was loaded and the internal mechanism of the revolver were, clearly seen in the protograph, demonstrating that the raps had pen- etrated the steel. How to Tell Generous Husband. In, some parts of Siberia a bride- | groom, on arriving home, commands his wife to take off his boots. In one} choice is auspicious. | Experimental Expenses. When I asked a young man how, much his employer’s stockroom repre sented in the way of losses, he esti- mated that it would take a million dollars to cover them,. but during this million .dollar period his made four million dollars, so everything went on cheerfully. Those who make money are not afraid of a reasonable amount of experimentai expense.—Earl Pratt. Fresh Air th First Necessity. » healthy and well, cir; don’t think *: on the con- >4 fit you | If you wish to i have plenty of fi. is-a whip, and in the other a purse. | you will catch cold L:; The ‘contents of the boot she first | trary it will do you goo. selects for removal presage whether | for your work. Always sl. he is to be generous or the reverse to | window open at night, It will uu her. A very kind husband will put; you, the fresh air will make your s. a purse in each boot and-omit the | sounder, but at the same time you whip, to make her believe that her |must have sufficient light clothing on | - 'the bed to keep you from catching | | cold English Teachers Coming. Five hundred English teachers will be brought to America this fall and winter on educational tours, the plan being to represent every cless from the kindergarten and defective senses instructors to professors in England’s greatest universities. Applications are being made by teachers in all parts of the United Kingdom for a chance to take part in the excursions. Digging for Fish. The natives of certain parts of In dia are in the habit every year, in the summer, of digging the dry river banks for fish, which they dig out by fundreds, just as they would pota- toes. The mud lumps are broken epen, and thé fish, perhaps 8-in. or 2. long, will always be found ali -°! often frisky, as if just reanavel run. “ts supposedly native element—= the x ‘