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A Lesson in Economy,


superintendent Of motive power, says
tho Globe Democrat, is quoted as saying
that the depression in business In tho last
three years, which has been SO telling on
earnings OF railways, had taught railway
managers lessons on economy which have
been surprise to them in results. Ex-
penses havs been cut down, and on such
systems as the one with which he was con-
neoted tho saving In the operating depart
ment alone had reached hundreds of thous-
ands OF dollars per annum. He exhipite
statistics TO DO sent TO tho president OF the
road supporting his statement. and as roll
ING stock on that system is In tho best con-
dition in tho history OF tho road, this cut
ting down OF expenses had not been accom-
plished by neglecting that department. One
important item was In the saving OF coal !;
and another in thu fact that tho locomo-
tiyes were in good Qrdep and were hauling
their full complement OF cars: in yard work
a great saving had been effected, one Of
tho results OF moro economical manage
ment. and while tho use OF larger cars and
larger locomotives had aided in operating
tha roads mora economically, in the little
details OF operation saving had been ef-
fected which in tho aggregate announced
to a handsome sum. The tendency TO cp-
crate roads at tho lowest reasonable figures
had been impressed on tho men from the
very fact that they knew that their work
depended upon cutting down expenses to
tho minimum, and tho lessons which have
been taught will hereafter be OF great ben
eft to tho roads.
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brotherhood of LOGON otivc Tiremen.

-.
Indianapolis Ind. March lament ru
mors of wrong doings within the ranks of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive FNemen.
which has membership of $4,000. the
News today says: The story is that there
is a discrepancy in the books. the result Of
a former administration. 1t is asserted
that a former member of the brotherhood
has been selling travelling cards to railway
men and ex-railway men. These cards, 1t
is asserted, are recognized by many rail-
ways and Tie holders OF them are allowed
TO ride free on the trains. The result is
that tlre man has been able to secure
comfortable sized sum Of money. This
man has not yet been found by tia detect
ives. The Grand Lodge, to prevent fur
Their counterfeting of travelling cards
adopted a perforation device, but this has
been counterfeited also and large sums OF
money have been received by a gang of
skilled operators. At the last SESSION OF
the Grand Lodge it was discovered that
there were some errors in the accounts.
\ former member of the brotherhood. who
Is we'll known. is accused ef issuing or
permitting the issuance of warrants for
the payment of persons who were not on
the pay rolls. It was decided by the mem-
bers Of the brotherhood to keep this story
a secret. The amount represented is said
to be considerable. The Grand Lodge APP
pointed experts to go over the books OF
Grand Master Sargent and Grand secre-
tary Arnold and the report was that the
books of these two officers were satisfac-
tnrv
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THE HOTELS.

he LAvLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND $500
|RER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
|pRlET0R,
|Tn L BLACK, W. 7. Way, w. H. Sc
uSAh San, Antonio; d. Egbert and
n ety; Allan H. Browne, c. u. Moore.
ltus: R. D. Yoakum, DallaH NJ.
)rgirs Galveston; Miss Annie Thielen,
II 1iee Thielen. Bolton, Mrs. Frank
il Temple; ]. l.. Clark, Pennsylvania
cnwy and wife, Henry Cook. Calves
:. !. 2. Maddox, For. Worth: II. L..
f1A Dallas; Ed Brigham, c. j. Rul-
4 fh0fe; +. /, Sheppen, Henry Brad
CHAMBERLAIN. S. D.; John Il. Morris,
EttA q. Farnsworth. Cuero: l.. A..
a.g, Huntsville, II. j. Sledse. wal.
M y N. Shaw, Cameron: DR.. W.
Bdde aty, A. n, Leitnaker, Aus
Winston. Richmond; w. II.
lvvt Mss Mayfeld, W. j. Arlington.
EWn: Z. G. Smith. Slnithvllle: NJ. r.
xn! Detroit: o. Euglcbert, san An
~ r. Whitaker, Cuero. Il. j. Pat
Lesylle; Ed Kennedy. John Wrang
~ 0y; Miss Garnett Peters, Vim
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wASHINGTON - Accort

WASHINGTON - According to the
scheduled programme Major Mckinney
viii arrye IN this city today and VIII re-
main at the Eobitt Louse untd he takes
IN his quarters IN the executive manson,
iinmed ist.ly after the inauguration.
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Houstop En., and Wc., IT,. u.,

Ine Following rates have been made by
the Houston East and West Texas:
All Agents:
On account Of the meeting OF the Texas
wa'tlemen's convention at San Antonio.
texas. March to II. 1897. you may sell
round trip tickets to San Antonio at tho
following rates:
From Shreveport. $40: Keithville, 81. 40,
heaehie. ": Az Logansport. $40; Joaquin.
81. 40; Teneha. 81 50 Timpson. ST 10. Gar.
rison, $40; Appleby. 81 40; Nacogdocnes,
N.4o; Luikin. $40; Burke, 81 40; corrl-
gan. $40; Moscow. $40; Valda. 81. 4Oi
Leggett, $40; Livingston, 81 40; Goodrich.
I.4o; Shepherd. s. 40; Cleveland, 81. fo'
New Caney. T.l5; Humble, So. so.
Date OF sale for train No. 2, leaving
Shreveport, March G and I, 1897, only. Tran
SIT limit: Continuous passage. Final limit
March 10. 1897. II. W. Downcv.
General Passenger Agent.
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TODAY'S FORECAST.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the great Dis
ra.Li. premier o. England, VIII be rewlYed
today by the wedding OF conlngsby Dis
nacli and Miss Silva.
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LONDON--A large dinner, at which
Ambassador Bayard, the Prince OF Wales
and the lord mayor win be present, VIII
be held this evening.
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NEW yORK-The feature OF big cake
wall. at the Madison Square garden to-
night WA be burlesqIe OF the Bradley
Manin ball by colorcd performers.
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WASHINGTON - Vice Presldent-ele-
and Mrs. Hobart. 4 Is expected, WIN be
lcnnruA O reception by Vice President and
Mrs. Stevenson tonight.
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TEXAS IN LINE.

tbps,. can ,e HALEY Converted to
|tAI,z,,. "s ny senator CaclsreII.
\ 49,. ~ February 2s.-Representa-
n 4, o. Texas is committed 10 a
d y. . bis Personal appearance a. o. , ~"
! u y sarS he is as well dressed az
", J. congress. but he is pre,udieea
hem. sui. He went to the Rrvap
|seA, !. !, night in long black Goa,
|tts ~ win il him that it was a faa,,.s
s saa that s be ough, 10 pu, it ' osIse
~ YOU n, MY mas TO wear a dress
- sssms. ''Sa' as well do IT," urged
~ NJ SIs' : cockreIl vii, no, I.
\ m a.. replled Nv nu 'r not nave ..y! on
n AisIiss y o.i 9. dress suit aud wear .,
- u.s. ss'sed on as bet oro
Y Aost W. s' On entering the house
.lss.,'rs. : eolD IN ONE DAY.
ss sei S,sr Z; euinlne tablet,
'ae money IL II tails
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prRMINGHAN. England--The match
betwesn Raly Pnmmer OF Birmingham
and Sammy Kelly OF America, FOR slvo q
taSe r,aee at the Olympic club, this city,
tcn.slt. Bo;h lads have TO weigh In at
lis pounds at 3 O'Clock Az the afternoon.
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II. y. RICE. Mayer
Houston, Texas, March 1. 1887.
NOTICE OF SALE or TTETGHT--

NOTICE OF SALE OF FREIGHT--
Notlce is hereby given that on WedneD.
day. March 2, 1881. at 2 p. M, the Texaa
and New Orleans Railroad company
viii otter for Sale mt It's freight depot Ii
the city Of Houston. Harris county, Tex
as, said depot being located on or near
Pew Orleans avenue and Montgomery
avenue, In ,he said city. OF Houston. caEs
l57 cases OF NJ. & +. butter oil, shipped
from New York July 18th, ex 8. 3. I'll
Of no, No. 81. received at Houston July
20, on New York 10 Houston waybul
10, OF July 18th. shipped by the Meyer
4 Hicks company, Baltimore. Nd. also
81 caaes n. & ~. butter oil, shipped
from. New York, July 18th. ex B, 8. I'd
faso" No. lG. received at Houston July
70 on New York to Houston waybill y
s%. July q; shipped by the Meyer y
Wsc SS0 saia ygiesht T sSpma NC abeys
the hands-of chc Texas and New 0rlsaes
than three months at Ne ofhca OF DEPOT
In the city OF Houston, Texas, prior 70
the 30th day OF January. 1851; and THAI
the proceeds derived from the sale %
tho said freight, otter deducttng reason.
able expenses. for keeping, storing ana
caring for same after ~ srriysl q
81 I prope saa freight ahaSsss sccPuns 4
be held By he hea said d' Texas and M. 81.
ieans Railroad company subject 70 the
order OF tho owner Of said freight. w
duly authorized agent or attorney.
Texas and New Orleans Railroad CO.
c. w. sedgwtck. Agent. ~
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Gladness Comes

yN}ith better understanding OF the
w transient nature of the many phys
lcal ills, which vanish before proper a.
forts-gentlce iforts.-pleasant efforta-.
rightly directed. There Is comfort u
the knowledge, that so many forms q
sickness arc not due to any actual dies
ease, hut simply TO constipated condip
ton OF the system, which the plcasnnt
family laxative, Syrup OF Figs, promp1.
ly removes. That is why II IL che only
remedy with millions Of families, and g
everywhere esteemed so highly by al
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that II 10 thu
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which II acts. IL Is therefore
ali important, In order to get its bcne.
fetal effects, TO note when you pur.
chase, that you have tho genuine artt.
Gle, which Is manufactured by the Calf.
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold b.
all reputable druggists.
II In the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system Is regular, laxatives OF
other remedies are then not needed. Il
afflicted with any actual disease, one
mny be commended to the most skillful
physicians, hut II in need Of o laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
we'll informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs s'ands highest and Is most largely
osed IN 3gives most general satisfactioA
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~ "A me International. ana Great
~ ~, snd the Galveston. Houston Hnd
cssoa si arrive at and depart from me
s.,,i Sn DEPOT, foot of Congress ave-
w~a,,ri' Kansas and Texas. trains
~ KATY depot, at the foot Of Mont
~ ,yeuIe, north side OF the bayou;
s,!on la Porte and Houston and all
" Msds except those mentioned. use
sltind Central depot,
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VIII be to bring these people back. which.
no ocubt. the company will be well pre-
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Buffalo, Texas February 2s,-Much

Buffalo, Texas February 2S,--Much in
provement is expected for Buffalo In the
near future. Measre. Baker Bros. d Holck
are making preparations TO burn a large
quantity Of brick for building purposes, and
Il is reported that two new brick business
houses will be under course OF construction
as soon as the material can be secured,
Mr.. w. C. Reeier. who has been manager
for /. NJ. Pearestone q Sens mil and GIN
for the past five years, has entered Into
partnership with w. M. oden, and they WIZ
put up a frst-olass mill and gin here Tor
The fall business.
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TX Quarters.
kipysS0 Franklin. Pa; James
Lorvox,, Ga.vestoa. Z. I.syinson
y Tss,soa city; NJ. f. Rorzee P.,,es.
kasrst ;. 4. Toole, Galveston. ! Il,
\ W. 4A.eo.a. Ill: 4. Beasiy. Areola'
le riy. LLannlny. Decatur IL. " ~
q 6js, W; !, Trlnchard = iu,',: nv, T., b'
y, N srss;,H, l, Griffin, Daila neF ]. y,
~ Tssrrss..Nown. Iowa: l.. H. 70, -
~ : 1sAasi Z, J. Dur, Augu,tlel h. M /,
(lks,tt, Dun, Angle,on, T T7;.u y IN N
Dew. ga ga Francisco; Mrs. Hudson
lslInr.Ss. George D, HlntSr and wife
N, Ten .n,, Ind; j. G. Moniw ,o m'.v'
wsIks. Z obelupef. New 6rIne e
1Lncn,, h 1vviveston; T. VI. AldrIige'
| Y ILL.,. W chinn. Semingfon: MS
Esp nj n trazoria; 4. n. Lewis,
RJ 4" 4 {, Potts. L.ftle Ro,k'
b Ssv andrews. city, W. !. Reel,
b Rsrs. ur.eans a. Cohen' New Yo,i;
Ia, cSsl, J. G. Stephens Ans,in. ~
81. & AK o. Harry l.. Iidstone. Jr.,
EI h TM9sn. Galveston W. Haierove
kn, { CIV tsins. Minnesota; Frank ~ q
\ .sss sa' S',, J; W. Quail. g. = ~ ssv A..
0ysrssn j Warir. st. Louis Yj" No anI
e. sn,,h,,,iml eeatur. Texas: y, -
r V'lei G. Il. sanderson, San
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Prescription No. 2s5i. put up by Elmer
& Arend. sold by e. +. Schmidt. Houston,
Texas, will relieve those afflicted WITH
rheumatism. Thy . bottle.
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AI,sTTN Texas-Tho colebrai

AUSTIN. Tesas-Tho celebration OF the
Indepenisnee Day OF Texas today VIII
liza war be made moro than usually On
torestinr by the presentation TO the
schools OF the State, by the Daughters Of
stenho,i r. Austin and General Sam Hous-
CON s,ylel "The Fathers OF tho Common
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CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS

CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS
City warrants Numbered from o2s q
1i50 inclusive. will be paid on presontar
ton 10 the City Treasurer at any umA
after 10 a, m. on Wednesday. March 4
1881.
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CAPITOL.
y AIlloL
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Rates. $3.50 to
800 p c r day.
S X I Y elegant
o o N s with
bath. l. n r & Q
samplg rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
mo Ia tons for
commercial meu
in city.
A. Norris, Cam
New York; Chaa.
J., James Smith,
West. Mrs. West.
Z. Morley. Texas;
Emory Bernes,
St. Louis; L.. II.
b. Snow. j. C.
3. T. Masterson.
weston; John r.
4. Kearns. |. &
co; II. s. Phelps.
an. Kansas City;
II. i. Marshall,
live, Bastrop; Il.
u. @. Mass, Nav
isas Cty; Branch
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THE NEW
HuTCHINS (: &: {:
: (: f; : HOUSE.

w, T. and J. T.
Boyle, proprletors.
Rates. $500 and
SZ;oO per day.
i. =. A. head.
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,. lsx,,,,. : COLD IN ONE nay.

lexzSiye ~. oSE DAY.
- 'he money il II iaii.
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NOTICE to Owner Before Tar Dood
Shall Issue.

10 the Mercantile Trust Comnanv.
You are hereby notified that On tho 1,h dou
OF November, 1895, the following descr;he1
piece or parcel Of real estate taxed IN thc n,m-
Of the Mercantile Trust Co., and situated IN
the county of Pennington and state Of South
Dakota, as follows: Lots No. "a and 2, in
block No. 100 OF the original towns,te Of
hap'o city, South Dakota, was sold for taxes
then due and delinquent for the wear 1son Nv
the treasurer of said county to Pennington
county and was by said purchaser dulv as.
signed to George w. Crowley, who IS now
the lawful holder of the certificate If nur,
cnase'' that said taxes then due and delinouent
amounted to s1o.1s, with interest. nenaltv
and costs accrued $1,31, making total amount
necessary to redeem $17.46, and in addition
thereto the cost Of service of this notice IN
gether with such interest as NAV accrue ,fer
TINS date, must be paid and that the rioht If
redemption will expire and deed for said land
De made within sixty days from the comn1et~
ed service of this notice,
GEO, W. CROWLEY.
Tlfst publication September 10.
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notice to Owner Before Tax Deed
Shall Tssne

10 Walter II. Smith, Frank Smith ct 81.
You are here by notified that on the sth
oay OF November, 1894, the following de-
s,'i'eo piece Or parcel o, real estate taxed in
!ne name of Walter II. Smith and situated
:" 'ne county of Pennington and state of
oooth Dakota, as follows: The northeast
quarter Sec. 3, Twp, 2. So. Range 7. f. B,
H. M. was sold for taxes then due and delin-
quent for the year 1898 by treasurer Of said
county to Pennington county, and was by
sad purchaser duly assigned to Isabella A.
Anderson who is now the lawful holde Of
inc certificate Of purchase; that said taxes
then due and delinquent amounted to $2o,s2
win interest, penalty and costs accrued 81. 20
making total amount necessary to red, EN-
S21'72 and in addition thereto the cost of SER
vice OF TINS notice, together with such inter-
est as may accrue after this date, must be
pa'o ana that the night Of redemption will ex-
pre- and deed for said land be made within
SIXTY days from the completed service Of this
notice.
Isabella A. Anderson.
First publication September II
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT RAPID Cry, s. y.
October l. 19o-

IT,
H.., October I, 1897.
Nouce is hereby given that Joseph & Bav.
less has hled notice of intention to male 6n.,
PROOF on Saturday, the nth day Of September
1897, on timber culture application. No ao6,
Tor the SEA- quarter of section No E in
township No l south Range Moo EBHM
lest'n'ony to be taken as follows: Testi-
mony OF claimant to be taken before the
v'erk Oh n'str'ct Court of Wilson county.
n@asas' at ms office at Fredonia, Kansas,
s.inony OF witnesses before Register or
Receiver at Rapid City, S. D., on saturdav
November e. 1897.
ne names as witnesses: Christonbsr
Bl'nbaum Of Rapid City, S. d; /. Million
overman of Rapid City, S. D: Horace Crocx
Of Rapid City S D.
+. D. RALPH. Register
First publication Oct. 1, 1907.
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Notlce.-Timber Cult,7ra
49, Land Office, Rapid City, S. D.
AupnSf oS%b 90. I

10 Land Otf1ce, Rapid City, S. D..
C. August 2Sth, 1897.
"Pla having been made at this Office
by Ferry Cox against James Dearino for fail
o'e to comply with law as to timber c,7tnr.
entry NO. 1927 dated July 10th, 1885,. ucon
nc soutn nall OF the northwest quarter and
.ne northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
'ef' and the northwest quarter of the south
east quarter section 32, township I south
lahge e Is II NJ IN Pennington comfy
south Dakota, with a view to the cance]]a,
t,on OF said entry; contestant alleging that
the said James bearing failed to break or
cause to be broken on the said tract fv. ocras
'ne mrs: year after entry ending 1uly 10. 1885,
ana 'alled to break or cause to be broken On
s"'o tfacf fVe aces the second wear after en-
Try ending July 10, 1887, and further failed
IN each OF the succeeding years since the 10Th
oay o. July, 1887, to break ten acres or to
pant Trees tree seeds or CUTTINGS on the
the said tract as required by law and .nch
nature sui continues; that there IS no i'm
Pro'ehent OF any kind or character N so;d
tracy Oh land' and never was; the said parties
~ hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on me 18th day Of October, 1907, at ten
o'clock a. M, to respond and furnish te,ti
mony concerning said alleged failure.
+. ID. RALPH, Register,
flrst publication Sept, TO
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A BANK DRAFT FOR $500!
WITH EVERY PACKAGE OF
DIR. E. D. WARDS WONDER WORKER

There is a bank draft for ST. which will be
cashed for yov by the Citizens National bank
OF Cory, Penn, If the WONDER WORKER
fails to cure YOU. We do not say help, bene-
mt or relieve you, but CURE YOU.
Cure You of What?
ANY disease caused by a disordered stomach
impure blood, an inactive liver or diseased
kidneys. We do not treat symptoms. and so
care nothing about them. Put those four or
gans IN a healthy condition and the symptoms
will disappear.
You Don't Have to Buy
Bottle after bottle until you have exhausted
your purse and then be informed that YOU have
not taken the medicine long enough. We
GUARANTEE A COMPLETE CURE with our
Three Months Treatment for One Dollar!
Wonder Worker { {s purely ryo yfge-
heros and Observation-Disclosures Medicine''
but not mixed UP indiscriminitely as was for
merry the custom. Our Method:-1st 30 days.
treatment OF roots; End 30 days, treatment of
NERDS; Bird 30 days, treatment of barks-AND
YOU ARE WELL.
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N"tIce far Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT RAPID C,rv G

LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CRY, S. D.
~:: september 20, 1907.
Nosce is hereby given that the following
!'an'eu settler has filed notice Of his intention
10 maze hnai proof in support of his claim,
nv ,na' sald proof will be made before the
on October goth, 1897, viz: ~
TIN: II L No. 31s7. for the west half Of the
>.ot''"e>t quarter and the southwest ouarter
Oh ''e no';h"est quarter, and lot 4. ]section <
township 2 north, range Q f. B. H. M
re names the following witnesses to prove
''1s CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation
o. san; land, VIZ: James McCracken Of RAM
a. IT, ) y: Joseph NJ. Matthias OF Ramd
~. - - William Sc"u Of Rapid Civ, 6.
!''' o"' George Ryan OF Rapid City, 5. d.
D. HALP!:, Register.
f'rs' w@''icat on Sept. "a.
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TO men.

Rg@We will send you by mail lin a
plain package) ABSOLUTELY FREE
the powerful Dr.. Hoffman's Vital Re-
storative Tablets with a legal guaran-.
tee to permanently cure Lost Manhood.
Self Abvse, Weak ness, Varicocele. 1t.
stops forever Night Emissions and all
unnatural drains and speedily restores.
health n perfect manhood.
We have faith in our treatment and
II we could not cure you we would not
send our medicine FREE to try, and
you pay when satisfied.
WESTERN MEDICINE CO.,
llncorporatedJ Kalamazoo, Mich.
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NoIlce to OWuor Before Tax Deed
Shall Issue.

Shall Issue.
10 Joseph Johns:
You are hereby titled that on the 18Th
cay Of November, 1894, the followjng de-
Ne'lped piece "r parcel OF real estate taxed in
the name OF Joseph Johns and .;tuated in the
county OF Pennington state of South Dalot,
as '"I:oWs: Eprth hall Of the northeast onar-
Ter 90 acres, and the north ralf of the soutb
cast quarter 80 acres both in sec. , r
>outh OF range II l. b II NJ was sold for tax-
8 zen o"e and delinquent tor the wear 1904
ny t'e treas 'rer OF SAID county to PENNINGTON
county and was by said purchaser duly as
signed to Ada B. Hubbell who is now the
la"1u' holder of the certificate of purchase.
nat SAD taxes then due and delinquent
amounted S17.3o with interest, penalty and
COSTS accrued $1,37 making total amount nee
essary to redeem $780, and in addition
thereto the cost of service of this notice TO-
gether with such interest as may accrue after
TINS date must be paid and the right of re-
demPtlon will expire and deed for said land
be made within sixty days from the complet-
ed service Of this notice
ADA B. HUBELL.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-10-15
City Lands.

Gate City mill and waite, =. -. ,,om-
mencing ut the north boun g G
ton 2, township l n, range L; ...a:, at a
point $50 feet west of northeast corner
aforesaid: thence south q degree
fifty minutes, 68 feet; thence west las
feet; thence west 100 feet; thence one
degree, fifty minutes, 60 feet; " l35 #
'hence north one degree, fifty minutes:
east 2l8 feet interesting said township
line thence east on saidlin as feet to
place of beginning containing.
NV \ of NV \ of lot az of south sub
division being l1e feet wide at north
end and ~ feet at south end and about
36O feet long containing about
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-10-15

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