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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF vIR-
GINA AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRD AND
nFoUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed in Equity cause No.
,aif, we Will sell at public auction IN front Of the
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ the following real estate situate
IN the District OF Columbia and known and described
as lot fourteen Q4 in Clement McWilliams subdivi-
sion Of lots in square five hundred aud thrty-six
$3.50, fronting twenty C2O) on Virginia avenue
and running back depth of about 7S to
foot alley, and improved by substantial frame
dwelling house. being premises No 331 Virginia
nue. southwest.
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balance in
one ID and two (2) wears from the day of SALE the
notes of the purchaser to be given the deferred
payments bearing cent interest from the day of
and secured by deed of trust the property sold
or all cash at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit of 800 will be required at the time Of
sale. II the terms not complied with ten days
the trustees the right resell the aud
cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing
and recording at the purchasers cost Taxes paid
to day of sale
MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee.
Sun Building.
my5-d&ds 9th and ID sts
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1OHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN.
d. c., FRONTING ON EAYETTE AND FRED.
ERiCK sTREETs At RTBIIC AUCTION An

RhHf Ckf sgTHREETS AZ pusIIc Aucfi6N.
On MONDAY, NAY FOURTEENTH, 1855 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p. n. in front Of the premises Ishsn
In square lO7 fronting 10 feet on fayette (35thl
HAVING about IS fest depth and l5foot Ssy IN the
rear The Fayette front can be advntaeeousy subdi.
yded into seven lots of 20 fest frht and corner lot
Tmmedisteiy thereafter win offer lot CO. in square
street and depth Of i5O feet 70 1b-foot allsy.
Terms: One-third cesh. balance In one and two
year1 WITH fnter00t Per cent Per snnum payable
semi annually occurred ~ adsed q trust q The prop
pot Of SiOO viii Be- rsqurSd sach & ths time Of
sale Costs OF conveysncing. &c. 70 b borne By pur
chnsog. T1t1o perfect op&866do
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SOME GRASp BAReArSs
IN CLOTHING

IN CLOTHING
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND SITS
We have just closed out lot Of about 40 L. Brown
Cheviot Cutaway Suits; they all WOOL aud worth
e12; we sell them ut 81 60
Blue Flannel Suits at ca 30. worth clio.
Blue Flannel Suits ct sl0: worth els.
Prince Albert Suits. In Black and Grey. from el350
mp.
Immense line Of Cashmere and Chevtot Suits from
90 SO up
Beautiful Serge Suits At elo: worth els
Full line of Pants el and upward
White and Fancy Vests 80 cents and upward.
Suits for Clergymen, special cut, in DrHp dEte and
Granite.
For Boys to ia full line Of suita I'm both two
and three pieces. from 81. 50up.
For Boys IA 70 1s.-A beautiful line Of suits ct
prices which cannot be approached by any othsr houss
We are just receiving . full line Of Goats and vests
for Light summer wear.
OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
OAK HALL,
my3-3m Cor 10th and y.
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HpE AND SEEK
lie not the game are playing At We do not employ
language or means TO mislesd the people. We wish
them to KNOW what We doing.
KNOW. THEN,
THAT we selling Slater Flannel suits
tblue). strictly Atwood and fast color at. $3.50
KNOW ALSO
THAT we are selling nobby Check Suits
strictly Atwood all sizes, from "a TO 90. ct 1915
KNOW AND PROFIT BYIr
THAT are selling handsome basket
woven GETAWAY suits. strictly sn-wool. at. .a1075
KNOW AND REJOICE IN THE KNOWLEDGE
THAT We are selling fine Prince Albert
suits teiack) with silk fscinss. $3.50
PARENTS OUGHT TO KNOW
THAT we selling Children's Suits,
NOT sll-wool- all sizes from TO Ia yean st o. 25
woRKINGMEN SHOULD KNOW
THAT we are selling Tough Tucker
Tweed Trousers .e2 PAIR
ALL CLASSES AND CONDITIONS OF PEOPLE
SHOULD KNOW
THAT WE ARE SELLING
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE
ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE
VICTOR z ADLER's
10 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
VI and s29 9TH St NV. corner Massachusetts, ave
strictly One Pro~
Open Saturday until IL .. m. nly7
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AUCTION SALES.
OHANCERY SALES OF THE LARGE AND vALU
OABLE REAL. ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASH
INGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA THE ES
TATE OF THE LATE MICHAEL r CONES

Czkfss EFTAGE Eak SsE up S4Eg
TATE On THE LATE MICHAEL LII r. Co doMBs
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
.he Distaic. Of celum5,a dsted April ga A issS
ct 1.-THE undersigned trustees win offer for sale At
public auction in front Of the respective premises and
q q: s the divers
Terms Of sales ; Rnreh ~ to b paid
in one year from day Of sale and third
purchaser within days from date Of ratieation Of
sale. Deferred payments to bear interest at o per
BY
promssory notes OF plrchaser and to be further Sc
Cash deposits required at times of sales hereafter
on FRIDAY NAY ELEVENTH. 1885, at HALF:
sad
~ ne ss Ss,S situated on 18th
q Sss me liz e F cans 4 ss time of sale
EUGENE cAREsf. " Nv rz,.,...
JAS s. rDS ssS s; ave. NV 'r'''''''
WAITER r WILLIAMS g o5 9Th St NV s.,.
NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
f2HSS SSs p asSEHh5sHH
9n EkIPAX MAY tYon; !; ,5s FIVE
inches the north side Of street by depth Of ia
S % sTG
two frame houses on alley, and all now under rent
with interest by deed Of trust on the
SePest % All
shs
4 ING Tors. FkoNTIN N On T TIE cA aStN4
GROUNDS; ALSO; THREE LOTS ON ARTHUR
ALLEY ms n SQUARE tATIs e as TWO LOTS ON The
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court, d. c.
sss on in r ff c4 TT NJ 6xY Of
1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the prem.
ises all Of Lots 10. 20 q, Do %, ST. 90, 3d. in the
Also, the west Ave feet front on street Of Lot Is in
said subdivision and those parts of Lots SO and "a in
said subdivision contained within the following
Lot 81 and running thence with the south line of
said lot thirty feet thence north to the south line of
Lot 49, thence west eleven feet six inches with said
corner Of Lot g. and thence south to the place of be-
Said lots 49, 90 81 % and % front each 25 feet on
B street, between New Jersey avenue and Arthur
Place northwest and.face the Capitol grounds. They
are 100 feet deep to alley Lots ST. 50 and SO front
each feet Arthur Place and 80 feet deep to
an alley.
Terms; One third in cash, of which 900 on each
equal payments with interest at one and two years,
respectively from the day of SALE Said deferred pay
ments secured by deed of trust the property
conveyancine and recording at purchasers cost We
are authorized to receive for submission the
any private offers for this property Pats be OBJ
tanned Of the auctoneers
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY.
FRANKLIN H. MACKEY, Arus'ees'
mv1-d&ds DUNcANsoN Bkos.. Aucts.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
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WHO'S. Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
] will offer for sale on FRIDAY, MAY ELEVENTH,
1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ in front Of the premises
Lots 40 and H. in square No 81 B. improved by two
brick houses, Nos 35 aud 80 Myrtle northeast
Terms at sale. THOS +. WAGGAMAN,
myS-4t Auctioneer.
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II I. LUCAS, Auctioneer.

X =. ASSAos hucuoneer.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA.
~ ,NA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
TIT On SSAAT6RpA1, NAY TWELFTH, 1883. at
IwELNE O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the Royal street
entrance to the market building will offer for sale
pm6e auction that valuable properly situated at the
southwest corner of Prince and Alfred streets 'front.'
ing on pr1nce street 123 feet inches and extending
BACK with this width Alfred street feet inches
ana bounded on the west by alley 20 feet wide and
I'm oy me story brick dwelling fronting
on Prince street % feet inches, with stable &c.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
De paid IN cash. and the residue in three equal pay
menus at SIX, twelve and eighteen months: the de-
erred Payments to be secured by the notes of the pur
70 Dear interest from the date of sale, and by
cost of the purchaser.
FRANCIS HUFTY.
myS-dts 1901 at n W Wasbineton d q
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
luNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneeu.

nuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
CATALOGUE AND pEREMproRy SALE OF rIE.
fis1REs saSrfI s ssfs. ffp SsniAS
EAsELs, fIANo LAMPS. CHESALE GLASSES
VERY PINE FOLDING BED, ANTIQUE OAR
HANpsoME dkNGiNa cKBfNErs. CHIFFON
TER HAND-PAIN1ED SATIN CHAIRS sECRE-
TARY BookCAsE sILyER-PLATED WARE.
TABLES, DivxNs. 3INpoM sfANps RoR,
THERE'S, MoQUET CARPETS. sc.
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTEENTH
within salesrooms. 9th and streets northwest
fine collection
BRoNzEs. NUBIAN FIGURES. MANrEI. SETS.
H HFTS kNATMaPsi Tn lint fuRNIIgkE CABl-
These goods have all been imported for farst-class
trade and are sold on account of the importers closing
CATALOGUES be obtained Of auctioneers GOOD. on
exhibition. DUNCANsON BROS
mye-4t Auctioneers
ZINE BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF
Il NV HAMPsHIRE AVENUE. BETWEEN NJ
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOURTEENTH.
ct HALF-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front
y >' $500 LOT B. SQUARE %.
fronting 25 feet on New HAMPSHIRE avenue between
and streets northwest, and running back TO
q wide alley
This lot Is admirably located in one OF the most de-
British minister's and other ane rssidences
Terms; One.third cash; balance in and two
years. notes to bear per cent interest from OF
sale. payable miannuay, and TO be secured by deed
chaser Conveyancing, &c. at purchasers cost. de-
post of 500 required at time of sale Terms 20 he
resell the property the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser after ve days public notice of such
sale in some newspaper published in Washington. ID.
mya-d DUNcANsON RRos Auct.
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Do~r Runs Youn Srou.cua

Bulletin No Is. Division Of Chemistry Of Asrscul-
tur~ makes some startling revslssioas 10 ths I'm
purity Of bsen sold hers the manufassurs Of vhich
salicyic sid hcarbonsts Of soda suphitA snd othsr
poisonous substitutes used Among thAs Oh. 20
81 Louia. No, PhilsdslphiA. A. and wseh5ngto. y.
Beer Clean bin = 70 purity. H. 4 sssss1sato q
fscts made from the on1clAl Pubnosson O sps Dss
q hospitals apd othsrs obenAn = sne3ysn g Ne
can'annssl Beer b sppayias@ iaos ~ ~
e: A.. sss ss e 2 q 0a' A' 0'i LII
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VNALTER b. WILLIAMS Co.. Auctioneers.

ASsIGNEEs SALE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK
on HAND CONSISTING OF WATERPROOF
CLOTHING. RUBBER BOOTS. SHOES. Cos
on sATMHE TUESDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH, commencing q.
TEN OCLOCK A. NJ, shall sell at the salesroon, Of
Walter b. Williams Co., corner Tenth st. and Penn
sylyania ave n w. the abovenamed articles, partially
enumerated, by virtue Of assignment made to me.
ynv<ld ROLF CREYKE Assignee.
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THos. J. FISHER CO. Real Estate Brokers.

PUBLIC SALE OF ELEVEN SMALL AND DEsIRA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED AT THE
CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
10TH STREET SOUTHEAST
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOURTEENTH,
LIVE O'CLOCK. IN front of the premises, we shall
Of Pennsylvsna avenue and 10th street southeast
-Four of these lots front Pennsylvania avenue with
the remainder on 10th street all having 5
foot alley.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash. the balance in one
and two with interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises all cash. at the option of the
purchaser Title perfect sale All taxes paid to
date of sale.
myS.d&ds THOS DOWNING Aucs
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SPLENDID PAIR OF YOUNG BAY HORSES,
COUPE, AND HARNESS, AT AUCTION.
o, On 81 SAATTURDAY. MAY TWELVE, 1888. at TWELVE
OCLOCh, at my auction rooms. 1shall sell the above
turnout belonging a party leaving for Europe The
horses are young sound and gentle and coupe and
harness IN good condition. mye-3t
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Bu,.Au on FAsu,oz.
Hasa Nsv Yosk sva ~.
ruroRr TEE LATEST NOVELTIES
xx0IIsH ROUND HArA
y,xxcu DouxkTs AID ToouHA
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera

nUNCANsON Bros AucnoneerA
CHOICE COLLECTION OF ROSES. BEDDING, AND
OTHER PLANTS. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, MAY Tw ELFTH. conn.,
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK we viii sell in front Of our
Saiesroons 9th and ID sta n W., -
CHOICE COLLECTION OF ROSES, BEDDING AND
OTHER PLANTS 1t
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Regular sale of Household Furniture at my auction
rooms SATURDAY. MAY TWELFTH. 1855. ut Ten
gGLOCh, embracing every description Of Household
Effects.
Also.
inree flanos one fine Bookcase Ambures Patent Cab
met Letter File, Mirrors Carpets and smyrna Rugs
Also,
-Four crates Assorted Crockery.
Also at TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Horses. carriages. Buegies, Wagons, Harness. &c.
h-The horses will be sold in the large courtyard
IN rear OF store. my 1927
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LNNE PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Il BETMEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING NO 1920.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTEENTH
at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front of the preni-
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THoS. BOWLING, Auct.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ real. ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, LOCATED
On THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET, BE
NoRIHwEsT, AND KNOWN AS PREMISES
No DOB STREET, ADJOINING THE RESI-
DENCE OF MR.. JUSTICE BRADLEY, OF THE
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND RESIDENCE OF HON. MATTHEW a.
EMERY On THE OTHER, FRONTING FORTY
EIGHT FEET ON STREET AND RUNNING
BACK TO X STREET, IMPROVED BY A LARGE
AND COMMODIOUS FOUR-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, UOITSF AND RRIcE ST A pr n
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=. G.. ButIer, Chaplain, 11U7 11th 50. NV.
Arson G. McCook, Secretary, 1924 18th st. NV
VIM. p. Canaday. Sergeant-at-Arms, 302 Del. av.
Charles ". johnson, CHIEF Clerk, 1915 Mass. ave.
James X. Young. Executive Clerk, 1905 @ ST. Nv.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. DOorkeeper, Is I'd st. ne.
j. l. Christie Act. Asst. Doorkr S:25 18th ST. .. W.
W. ii. Bigelow. Postmaster Ii 81 ST. LIE.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-06

MARCH 18th.
1t looks now as though we might
have something of a backward spring
although thu last few days have been
pleasant enough. Stock Of all kinds
looks well, even the sheep in Red Cam
yon having held their own better than
could have been expected with the small
amount of feed with which they were
provided.
The last few warm days brought out
> considerable number Of visitors to the
Flat from different parts of Custer and
Fall River counties notably amongst
shem Messrs. Moore, Mcclure, Pierce.
and last but not least, Mr.. Jones, one Of
II county commissioners. Mr.. Jones
came up here ostenslblv to procure
help but in reality to kick and rail
against Acorn. He succeeded in not
Grating much sympathy but at the
amt time lie did acknowledge that the
unity would likely have a law suit on
hands growing out of that rebate
= siness and he also owned up that the
,nty was paying $3.50 per cord for
sod. He also stated that he intended
saddle of a. portion Of the Hot
; ssings road district on to this. and
lat too. against the wishes of everv-
sne in this district. The fact of the
BUSINESS is that Mr.. Jones wants a road
YER the hin between his place and
lot Springs and he also wants the
..ecplc on Bradley Flat to bald it for
MIN. He will find out sooner or later
hat it is pretty hard work to drive Il
Tree born and intelligent community,
md it is a rank insult for him to say
that they are led either by Acorn.
Zones, Smith or anybody else. There
not a man on this Flat that requires
> der and when anyone makes that
- lion he is putting them down as
50 my ignoramuses that can be led
cr 9riven Us sheep to the shambles.
lot seek a controversy with any
cas- neither shall l submit to being
Il = arnned without talking back. In
y. | have written I have but given
ny snn opinion and also that Of a
lrs majority Of this the small end Of
tla = ,ntvs community in which I
1--we. / also still intend to have an
apia.ai the whole board Of county
.OucIS W tlie contrary uOtW1tue
s~iaaajrE. lconsider this county a very
illustration Of magni6cence
eaa q ,erv; whilst our legal luminary
serenely on $1,000 per annum
;: borer goes trudging along
asf ed and hungry. on two dollars
aag laying his own board. Mr..
Yes certainly a living monument
. " ly and extravaganza Of our
mmissioners and shows how
mt they are to snub sonest
Y whilst they foster and en-
= artistic villany. The freak
,r;vhack that made his debut in
week,' STAR gets eggstremely
an.iv at my expense and with CON
in. pract;cc will no doubt be able
Il. sine to assume the role Of end man
n soe-e negro MINSTREL varieties. Its
safe 10 say that his head slopes back
ward fscn his eyebrows and that he
lant nay his hired,girl; If he has one, a
6 e..t of wases. His nom de plume
!. Ec#are. is 4 misnouer as his 4 sure
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CONTEST NOTICE

y. s. Land ONCE. Deadwocd, Das, Feb. 81, 1883.
Nomrlaint having been e',ts,cd a. this Office ny
William G.. TimMa ngsirei Winfield $. Mitchell
lnr failure I, c,.ni with law IA to timber cal
turc entry No. - da'rl .iniy 18th. 1881. upon the
s~,s section =, 'nwnsl'ip 8 south, ranscsi east, in
cancellation Of said entry: contestant alleging
that the sad Winfield =. Mitchell did not break
or Cause tot e broken "n said true. tl, Gye acres
required " he broken thu first year Of said entry
or canse To h. . broken during the
second year Of sail entry ending July "a, 1924, the
five acres required to he broken during that year
nor has he broken any part of said tract d,iing
said years nr amy subsequent year r years and has
wholly failed TO cultivate said tract and to plant
or cause tn h. planted Z" trees, tree seeds or cut
tings any portion thereof az ,elrircd by law
during the SECOND. third and fourth wears of said
entry and that said failure still exists and further
thai s.ia tract i, MT snhisct TO timber culture
entry there now being upon said sw': of said
eecti"n ;.bnGt ten acres nf growing. natural
timber thereon: the said parties arc hereby sum.
monrd to appear AZ this ntiice IN the 2lst day VI
April. 1898. Ill II, o'clock II. IN Z" respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged tailnrc.
Testimony in the al,nvc case will he taken before
the clerk of the district co 'rt IF Fail River county
y, his o:liye in Hot sprit g I'ak,. on April nth.
1isS, at 10 q. III. .oIiS II. WiiiTEstnr,
Rppis!cr.
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" bctray him and make it plainly evi.
dent to the most casual observer that
he is a Degenerate but l;nicl defendant
Of Balkans mule and we hope and
trust that his ears may grow and
expand to any required length that his
assinine vanity may desire. This Is no
hoax. AcopN.
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FINAL PROBE NOR csc

LAND OfriC. Al DEADwOnD. DAx., Mar IL, 1881.
Notice is hereby given chat the ullowin--namcd
settler has tiled notice Of hia intention 10 make
final proof ia support OF his claiu,, and tina. said
prnof will be made before tue clerk CT the district
court iu Uf Fail i:iver county, Dako,u. ut his
o.ace III Hot Springs, u. H., on April 18th, 1885,
vix:
JOSEPH PETTY,
Id. T.. No. ati., for the etx soil section IL, Ell.
mel. s%ecttcn2l, townehtp : south, range 5 east, Is.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous r..-id..i:cn upon. md cultivation Of
said laud. Wiz: Eucssne il. Norton, John a. Keno
feck. Thomas Reil and Alexander $. Stewart, all
$3.50 JoIS Il wurrE.,pr. Register.
LAMP Orrrcn AT nEApwoon, DAx.. Mar. Is, 1881
To Herman \. Wiilyohs who maIc d. y. .Ga3
und TO whom ii may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the follnwing-uamed
settler has filed iintire uf his intention to make
final prnuf in support of his claim and that raid
proof will he made before the eicrk Of the district
court in and for tall River county, Dakota, at his
Office in Hot Springs, Dakota, on May 18th,
ISIS, viz:
CHARLES SIRE. A7oR.
D.. $. 3J07 for the sw,a section ~, township Sgcu;h
range u east, Is. Il. NJ.
lie nai,es che following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of .aid
land, VIZ: William 4. Timma, Marion'N. Parsons,
Nicholas Sands and Adam II. Sfrcks. all Of Hot
SpringsDai;. So JoMS Il. WnirnsI LIZ, Register.
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NOTICE bid CREDITORS.

brrk, deceased.
Mi persons having claims against said Jacob
Grocscntcck, deceased. IRE required tncshi,it the
signed ". II. stanley, administrator of said estate
II His Office in Hot Springs, in the county of Fall
River; Vtrri.or. Of Dakota, and that four months
present their claims against said estate.
Dated tue Bird day of April. a. D., 1889.
w. II. STANLEY. Administrator
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-14
Strange Sat True.

The Enterprise has the following,
and many man has experienced
it:
"Some years ago, when l was a
young man" said a merchant yes
terday, 81 used to jump at conclu-
sions; l prided myself on being
able to judge a man at a glance,
and l would embrace some as
friends and others l would reject as
enemies. But l have changed.
There came a black day for me,
and my friends deserted me like
sheep, while a few of my enemies
stepped forth and extended me a
hand of help that made a world
look something worth patronizing a
while longer. Take my advice-lt
is based on experience-and just
take men as you find them-as
they prove themselves. Play them
all for innocent until they are pro-
ven guilty"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-14
An Honest Man.

An order has been made direct
ing that the Freehill estate, OF
which Frank Golden, of Virginia
City, is executor, be distributed
among the heirs. fhe estate is
valued at $3.50, 900, portion Of
which consists of real estate in Re-
no.-Enterprise.
The estate has constantly in
creased in value under Golden's
administration. This is quite un-
usual. The administrator generally
takes the estate bodily and brings
the heirs in debt. A man like
Frank Golden ought to be Secretary
Of the U. S. Treasury. He is an
honest mail.