Ironwood News-Record from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 1

OFFICIAL CANVASS. The board of county canvassers, composed of Root. A. Douglas of Irou- wood, Alex. Strom of Bessemer, and J.

F. Finnegan of Ramsey, yesterday completed the oflicial canvass of the votes cast in this county at the election held last week. The official count follows: Governor. Vote Pingree 1 )5 S3 Whiting (532 Cheever 153 Easseler Cook jo Total 2,207 Lieut. Gov.

McDonald '713 Clark fi5 Dugrey Randall 9 Total 2,279 Congress. Shelden 1 307 Curry 89fi Hatch Plurality. 411 Total 2,255 State Senator 763 Wendell Total Representative. Chamberlain Kennedy ggfi Total Sheriff. Trebileock 985 13H Majority.

B61 trips, and such will be interested in this chapter. Chas. S. Fee, St. Paul, Minn six cents for Wonderland '98 and vou can read about it.

The Jleupath Concert. The Redpath Concert Co. appeared in Iron wood last Saturday evening, being the first number of the Star Course. The entertainment was held in the Episcopal Church, which was too small by a third to properly accommodate the The church was crowded and standing room was at a premium. The artists of the company.

Miss Buckley, Miss Clary, and Mr. Beresford, sang several quartettes from "Martha," "Hugenots," and other operas in splendid style. Probably the best number on the program was a concerto by Mendelssohn, rendered by Adolph Rosenbecker, upon the violin Each of the other artists sang solos and each received an encore. ss Clary has a line big voice which is associated with a similar physique. Miss Buckley's voice U-HS charming, especially in the lighter songs.

Mr Rieger lias a musical tenor voice ana he seems to know what he Slug to the best advantage. The singing of Mr. Rieger was the best ever heard by a tenor in this city. The company is good one, and undoubtedly the best that has ever appeared OH the range. The managers of the Star Course are to be congratulated upon the bringing of such a high-class organization to this city.

jl'he next number of the course will' occur on Dec 12th, when Dr. Hedley of Cleveland will deliver a lecture on "The Sunny Side of Life." Dr. Hedley is a public A CITY NIGHT. Come let us forth and wander the rich, the murmuring night The sky blue dusk of summer trembles I above the street, 'ale Sld8 uprisirtgr Summer houses But me the turbuJent bubble and voice of crowds delight. For me the wheels make music, the mingled cries are sweet MO "wlli a hterCall; Weta We For Sale or Rent.

House and lot for sale or rent; for particulars call at Armour office, or 314 west Norrie street. Good cellar, spring water, and ences. conveni iSta with retirin With clustered suns, chat stare upon the throng below With pendant dazzling moons, that cast a noonday white The full streets beckon. Come, for toil has burst his bars AnIdle rejoice, and feet unhasting wander the gay and Oh, let us out and golden nig-ht. -Lawrence Slnyon in New York Tribune.

THE MYSTERY OF DREAMS. What Can Plit TlironKh a Bruin In. One Minute. It is very certain that the majority of dreams are only of momentan- daration" though extended to the length of a minute. Iu proof of this Dr.

Sholz tells the following story from his experience- After excessive bodily fatigue aad a day of mental strain of a not disagreeable kind I betook myself to bed after I had wound my watch and placed it on the night table. Theu I lay down beside a burning lamp. Scon. I found myself on the high sea ou board a well known fihip I was again young and stood ou the lookout. I heard the roar of water and golden clouds floated around me' How long I stood so I did not know, but it seemed a very long time.

"Then the scene changed. I in Ufcr and my lost parents Oct. Chancery Sale. fif Michigan, Is complainaiit, and Hurlbert KeSe Al lie auSlou 1 front court house 1 cuit court, for the afternoon, all, or so much thereof as nm- be necessary to raise the amount due to the complainant, and defendants Philip "mom- Jouathau 0. Armour and Phi lip trnw junior, as provided for in order ant! decree' costs iu is ot tfie folio mug described pieces or parcels of land, to-wit: Lots number uiae'eeii(19) -nui twenty (20), in block numbered twentyUi-'l of the original plat of the village ow citvV nf u-omvood, MiV-hfsan, to the ol-u thereof, mw 011 i-ecord in the office of the lie- iv Si te( i 1U said countv tlie hereditaments and thereto belonging or in any wise SrfSt A iW OUWW(1 Miohi aml'fo'r 1 CU iOU 1 9 i 'Sioner in Voiitijj.

Milfei ISS County Clerk. Johnston Peterson Total Register of Deeds. Wester ..1,175 ..1,078 .2,253 888 Total Treasurer. Kalian der Prosecutor. Cooper Morris 2,231 1,544 1,544 1,354 884 Total 2238 Circuit Court Commissioner.

Waples 417 Total 9,213 Coroners Houle Haggersou KadolnyT 793 Mueller 797 Surveyor. Jackson 785 Total, Constitution. For 1,356 Against 377 Total 470 (521 619 Olfi 64S 1 IHJU Hit) lecture will-undoubtedly be an intellect ual treat. COLOR BLIND PAINTERS. A London Ocnlist Asserts That Such To speak of a color blind artist sound" like joking, said a noted oculist; but strange as it seems, there are several so affected who can nevertheless paint extremely well.

Numbers of color blind people there are, of course, who draw perfectly in pencil, ink and crayons, but I myself know a Kceue painter attached to'a provincial theater who though "color blind," paints all its scenery, and has quite a local name, not only for his "interiors" and oak chambers, but eveu for landscapes. I cau te31 you also of two London ladies who consulted me for color blindness who paint really beautiful pictures One is the daughter of a late famous artist and was taught painting by her father. She is quite unable to distinguish red from green, but her colors are all labeled with the names, and she has been taught which to use for certain effects. Possibly her painting may seem to her eyes, as ifc were, drawing with a brush and "shading" with the colors. The other is a lady artist of some celebrity, who has for years exhibited annually London.

The public is not aware that is color blind She painted the "Wedding Group" for a certain noble bridegroom a year or two ago and also several public men's portraits and one of an eminent physician fetched 500 guineas- There is a gentleman residing "at I was delighted, bufc at the same time wondered to see my wife and children there. The priest mounted the pulpit; and preached, but I could not understand what he said for the sound of the organ, which continued to play I took my oon by the hiaid, and with him ascended the church tower, but again the scene changed. Instead of being near my son I stood near an early known but long dead officer. I ought to explain that I was an army surgeon during the maneuvers. I was wondering why the major should look so young, when quite close to my ears a cannou sounded.

"Terrified, I was hurrying off, wheu I woke up and noticed that the supposed cannon shot had its causa in the opening of the bedroom door, through some one entering. Ifc was as if I had lived through an eternity in my dream, but when I looked at my watch I saw that since I bad fallen asleep not more than one minute had much shorter time than it takes to relate the occurrence. Louis Republic. Xov.12.lS3S. Probate Order STATE OF County of ss city of Bessemer on the -31st day ot OMOI in the year on, thoasaml eight InSdMa Al.ev Present, Cunis L'uck, Judjfe of FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

OF JRQNWOOD, MICH. E. D. NELSON, President. FRED PEHR, Vice President H.

P. JAHN, Cashier. E. T. LARSON, Ass't Cashi er CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000.00.

E. kelson. ahn PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. JU Michigan Mineral and Timber Lands, Agent for the lands otihe Ship Canal, Railway Iron Co. 450,000 acres, and 250,00 acres of private lands 700,000 ACRES FOR SALE OR LEASE.

1,503,000 FEET "pSSBU PINE TIMBER licensed to sell- a Kensington who, having years ago left Woman in Politics. Complete returns from Ogeouuv artist, designing mos county show that Mrs. Merrie H. Ab-! brightly colored picture bofct, woman candidate for prose- vert i snm cuting attorney on the fusion ticket is probably elected by a small majority, and the supreme court is thereby V. jcaj.a JGI the navy through finding his advance ment hopelessly barred by his color blindness, is at present making several hundreds a year by his farnsh as an artist, designing most artistic and colored picture posters for advertisement hoardings.

London An- swsrs. The Ghost In Not many years ago at the Queen's theater, Dublin, during one of the late T. O. King's engagements, "Hamlet" was being played to a densely crowded house. actor portraying the part of the Ghost solaced himself during his long wait from the first to the third act by perusing the evening paper, using his spectacles in so doing.

Being interested some article (probably the weights" for an important handicap) he delayed leaving the ffrflanrnnm muirieroi section Ti y-. 3 Boi-tli of if CI iiL eriu rv be iw 1 -H le all oflfer pe sonb i I teiested in said estate, are required to appear in sl( of ud Cut then to be holdeii the I'robate otlice.iii the City of Bessemer and show cause, if -any there be wjir prayer of 'the petittoner shoSfd not De.granted: And it is further ordered that saiS petitioner give notice Io the persons'into- tr 1 1U sa tate. of the pendency said ne tition, and tl)e hearing thereof in- t-i itfn.V 13 Ulertt0 be 'in wood isewb Kec-ord a newspaper printed circulated said County it' Gorabfe tliret weeks previous to said day of hear 1 true copy. CITUTIS BUCK, of J'zobate A. VIJOl CU threatened.with the task of handing down a very ungallant decision.

Few lawyers believe that Mrs. Abbott is eligible if she has been elected, and while her candidacy excited a great deal of interest in the county, it does not appear that she strengthened the ticket considerably. The "favorite daughter" has not been very warmly receivediu Michigan political circles as yet. It will be remembered tliat a woman was nominated for superintendent of public instruction by the Grand Rapids convention; but she decided that discretion was the better pare of political valor, and declined the nomination. Michigan has never shown much inclination towards the! female suffrage notion, the 1 University of Michigan was one of.

the first of the great educational institutions in the country to open its doors to women, and are permitted to vote at school elections. But in the matter of holding offices, there is a in favor of leaving! that work to men. Almost anybody! can discharge their duties a public i -office decently; but mighty fey per sons can make good bread. HU EpitnpJi a.nO. Died.

"John Harmon died here from the bite of.a rattlesnake." This is an inscription on a beech tree standing on the knobs, in xMonroe township, back of Jeffersonville. A date once followed the but it is now indtstinct. There is a strange story connected with the inscription. An old resident relates it. Years ago, when that section of Indiana was little explored and when the heavy bush was the dwelling place of the wild turkey, deer and rattlesnake, John Harmon started to Cfaarlesfcown to attend court.

He was armed with an old fashioned rifle. A rattler bit Harmon's leg. Harmon killed the reptile, -then he began to prepare for death. It was he who carved the words in lighter lines on the tree, with the request beneath, long since obliterated by the tree's growth, to bury him on the spot A few days later Harmon's body was found. A grave was dug by the tree and there it can be seen today.

Ckran er-Journal. Around Jit. This mountain is the grandest in the United States. It is more than 15,000 feet high, is covered with ice. and snow, has beautiful parks and noble forests' Excessive Precaution.

A south-west Georgia couple going to be married, the prospective husband Eaid: "Molly, the last time I was married I lost the ring 'fore I got to the parson g. But I'm shore of it this time." Whar is it, John?" she asked. "I've got it in my mouth," he said. Im shore of it now." But when they stood before the preacher the latter asked: "Where is the ring?" The groom JJailulCap) he delayed leaving the greenroom until the moment of hearing his cue, when hastily snatching up his truncheon, he rushed npon the stage without his beard of sn ble silvered" or removing his spectacles. A titter greeted his appearance, but still the solemnity of the darkened stage and the fine acting of King as Hamlet prevented any great outburst until the replying to Hamlet's question Do you see nothing there?" answered' Nothing at all.

Yet all thafc is I see when a voice from aloft exclaimed, her your specs, old boy, followed another: "HouJd yonr row. Sure he 3 put them on to see to shave himself. Magazine. A La.Tv-ycr Retort, The greater number of cases are tried before judges without juries, and the occupants of the bench are accustomed to resent an eloquent appeal as something in the nature of an insult to their mental powers. "Do you think to soften my heart, sarcastically asked a well known chancery judge when a member of the equity bar, making a rare attempt at rhetoric drew a pathetic picture of his client's wrongs.

''My lord," replied the counsel, who who at once recognized the failure of his appeal, but was quick to find success in his retort, "I know it is impossible." -r-London Globe. In 1897 The NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. In 313 ivorking days of eight hours eacu Paid to its policy-holders $2.15 EVERY" SECOND; $129.19 -EVERY MINUTE, HOUR; $62,011.04 EVERY DAY; $373,258.76 EVERY WEEK: 31,617,454.63 MONTH; From Jan. 1st. to Dec.

remi mfor hazardous risks- no lestnctions from date of issue thirtv eranem payment of premiums; 'will vou y0 rpoliC5 rccnt i nird ear. A re you insured 11 not doii't Jpt Agency on the lange. msi.rante For infonnation call on Bates Schobert, TO PuGET SOUND ALASKA. Bttrsa! 5 Pine Timber Mineral Properties Correspondence, solicited and callers always welcome. Don't Do Don't pro to the same place or sort of place for your summer's outing, that you have gone to for years past, 'consult variety and curiosity this time Yellowstone Park is the'place you ought to visit.

Besides seeing there the most startling and unique scenery in the the world mind you can walk, cycle, catch trout, ride horseback or in stage coaches, live in camp out, climb mountains, watch geysers play, see gorgeous canyons, or iide on a lake a mile and a half above the ocean. This is the properj)lace for patriotic AmerL cans to visit this year. If you cannot go to the park this Leech Lake in Minnesota, a new and health ful region where piney odors, camp life muskallonge and black bass fishing' new hotels the Qjlbway' Indians In their bark houses on shore or bark canoes on the water, all make life fascinating If you will only send Chas. S. Fee, of the Northern Pacific Railway, at.

Paul, six cents for onderlanci '98, si.new and finely illustrated book, it will convince 3'ou that you ought to go to one of these places paper in which advertisement ONLY LI KB TO I beautiful uew Tourist Boot called '98. it. f- ft 6 CBAS i aiaf i A Jf" Fehr mock, IRON WOOD, MICHIGAN. NOV 12 i I)ec 3 1S9S Probate Onlei-. STATE OF iliCHTo-vx i County of Gogebic." j' 3S ses on of the probate court for said Couiitr, held at the Probate office in the Citv 01 Bessemer, on the ninth day or November in the year one thousand eight hundred -md esu-vti: by the Surrogate Court of the aim Bounty of New York, State of New i this i ceruim instrument uow on ol SIIK! il fe ortle rcdi That Monday, the of December next, at ten o'eJocic id the THE PERSPECTOSCOPE What is it? sterescope What is its use? just as exteasiver mac tne heirs at law of said dp Se lit session of He "VVmm't Gorma a That wary old fellow, Bailie Macdufi was enticed into a friend's the other night, and his host managed to win 50 shillings from him at "nap What is more remarkable, when the bame had parted with his last shilling he rose, full of wrath.

"Won't you stay to supper?" pressed his host. "We have a fine bit of ham waiting." "Xo. not I. Dae ye think I eat 50 shillings worth of ham?" -London Answers. Table of contents of illustrated WONDERLAND '98, Rivers and Mountains One thousand miies or them described The Lake of the Leech A beautiful lake in central Minnesota The Agricultural Northwest A chapter chock of information A Canoe trip through the Park Region A novel trip through a dozen lakes in the heart ol the Pars Kegion, Minn? Yellowstone National Park AI ent ire 1y levv chapter on ThLs Won oerlana of the world.

Around Mt. Rainier Tncideate of camping parties, tourists and mountain climbers. Some years ago the Northern Pacific Baiiway fitted oat a party that ed the mountain to its highest point, i article in Wonderland ys, describes experiences of the party in camp at Paradise Park. This Constitution. swallered the readiest editor of The Asterisk, is a busy fellow? A saw him at the office todavy with a wastebasket beside him filled to the brim.

A Trifling Change. "I guess I'm willing to go, said the farmer, when they told him his hours would be but few. "It i just a change from havin my nose to the grindstone to havin it to the tombstone. Journal. wo I Alaska and Klondike Reliable information regarding region so.

unknown to us and now innch the public eye. I Send Chas. S. Fee, of the Northern Pacigc St. Paul, Six Cents in stamps for it.

In ancient Egypt when a cat died in a private house the inmates shaved their accidentally, was considered a capital I offense. 1V1ADE ME A MAN AJAX CURE among the CHTB in ByrnaiL iCiS noj. JE A ceuQs per na 1 treatment) for f2.SOg? BC For salt in Ironwood by M. F. Mcabe the pendency of sjiicl petition hearing thereof, by- causing a copy of to be pubUsheu in the Ironwood A c.vs Kecora, a newspaper printed and rircn lated in county ol Gogebic, for three Lie cessive weeks previous to iSn- Sept.

10. oct 22. Chancery Sale. In pursuance and by virtue of an order decree of the circuit court of the county of Gogebic, Michigan, in chancery, made and dated on tfie ser- enth oay of June, D. 1898, in a cer- tr.in, cause therein pending, wherein A.

I atnck, the Stone-Ordean comoanv a corporation, and the Stone-Ordean- wens company, a corporation, are com- pjainants, and M. H. Martin, Aneeline Martin and 0- J. Miss are defendants Noticei is hereby given that I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the court house in the city of Bessemer, county of Goire- bic, state of Michigan, said "court house being the place of holding the circuit court for said county Tuesday Octo ber 35th, A. D.

in the afternoon, all or so much thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount due to said complainants for principal mierest and costs in said cause and the costs and expenses of said sale, of the following described parcels of land, towit: all the tracts or parcels of land lying and being in the county of Goirebic and state of Michigan, described at follows, to wit: the west half of lots SCT- en and eight (7 and 8), block four (4)west thirty-two and one-half (32U) feet mn and ten 9 and 10K block east twenty-five (25) feet of lot 1 Qckfour W' a being lo in Hibbing's Addition to as large STlwSSpg What does it cost In general C. L. Shuman, 324 DEARBORN STREET. CHICAGO, ILL. RO UTE tAr oCSSG- ffiSSS, ffi (1 andeW Iron wood, Michigan, September 9th 1S Conrad r.uri«rtr.

vSpecial Circuit C-urt Commissioner Gogebic County, Michigan Hack Waples, Complainant's Fertile- Farming Lands For Sale at Low Prices And thousands of acres of government lands open for Free Homesteads. areas of highly productive Agricultural Lands In the Uppef Peninsula of Michigan Alonsrthe Atlantic Railway Now open for occupancy. Railway Companies, Sad 1 61 Corapantes and individuals offered for sale at low prices ou lonl" time payment. Timbered lands and natural meadow lands, iutersperSd with lakes and streams, convenient to- and water transportation and located nearporlant markets. For information, apply to E.

W. MCPHERRAN, Land Commissioner, Afarquette,.