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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-03-09
Wanted.

A COLORED BOY, aged IA, wishes situation:
~ IS good mixer; wages So per month"; APP
ply at this Office
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-03-09
For Rent.

Unwilling AND BARN ON CHERRY "a
- street. adjoining Friends Normal In fnI
sttute. Address II. j. TURNER, Johns.as8
Hopkins University, Baltimore. Nd. m1-3t
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-03-09

There will be no change in the
fishing laws as far as they affect
Cecil county by the present session
of the legislature.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-03-09
SidebOards

SidebOards
| Some Sideboards to arrive this
week will astonish you.
The prices on all our Furniture
are WoRTHINGToN prices-that
means lower than other stores.
We deliver all goods, no matter
! where.
Carpets and Mattlngs
Enough samples in our cut order
department to bewilder you.
Brussels, Velvets, Administers,
Tapestries, etc. 1t costs YOU
nothing to have the carpet made,
lined and laid-well laid, too.
Ingrains
We keepin stock all grades, from
the cotton chains to the all wool
extra supers. Rag Carpets in
dozen qualities and patterns.
Mattlngs
1t will do You good to see our
spring line of absolutely new
patterns. We had none left to
carry over last season, conse-
quently what you see here now
is new. Some seventy-fve pat
terms to select from. Give us a
call when you want mattings, at
any rate look at the styles.
Prosperity thrives on merit at
this store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-03-09
For Rent.

NARM ABOUT FIFTY ACRES, north of Rising
L. Sun, well watered, good spring, Convenient
to crea merry and canning factory. Apply or write
to j. MONROE BUCKLEY, Ward p. o. Pa f9tf
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-03-09
Bedroom Suits

Solid Oaks, 6, and 10 piece
suits, of substantial make and
good, lasting qualities,
Lounges
In any grade you wish.
Chairs
Diners, from $500 to $500 per
set, wood seat and cane seat. All
strong, durable chairs, finished
antique or golden oak.
Rockers
From 90c to $500, wood seat,
cobbler seats of genuine leather,
quartered oak rockers, bent arms,
fancy beaded backs, strong, heavy
and beautiful; almost any price
you wish to pay. The finest as
sortment you ever saw.
Springs
Mattresses, Cots, Cradles, Baby
Carriages, Library and Porch
Tables,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-03-09
For Rent.

THE MANSION HOUSE on my farm, ,kszas.
outside of the borough of Rising Sun, 15ll
will be rented to reliable party at a low laa,,9
rental This is a very desifa Die home for lsasa
anyone. Apply to GEO. s. DARE, NJ. d. j26tf
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-03-09
Fxtenslon Tables

1t would seem from the way we
sell them thai they are little
bit lower in price than most other
dealers. Do you know how
cheaply a Gift. solid oak extension
table can be bought? You never
will know until you have heard
our price on them.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
oEITA
Ce1nent2 Plaster Works

Manufacturer Of Cement Plaster Hydraulic Cement also Cement
Brick and all kinds Blocks and Ornamental Cement Work Foot
Of Main street, one door north Of planning mill.
d. 8. BALDWIN co.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
CONGO ATROCITIES.
1As Pc. ss.s. ..p..,.. ..s.... =. u

1es IFss oeses kzpAAaao 0atassU - -
Dslsis. Oovss1asat
Three weeks ago an exciting Aehats
occurred In the Belgian Chanhar Of
Deputies ON the recent murder ana mn.
tilation Of natives by asenta OF one a
the rubber companies On The upper
Congo. One Of the speaksrs ssii ths
work OF the Congo Free stats haA b.
cone . work Of massacre, pillaes ana
ineendiarism- Many other exprss-
sions dsnuneiatory OF the Cuaee 0eats
we're used and these accusatjoos have
called forth . protest fro0 llr. Do
CUvelier. the Secretary General ol Yoe.
sisn A6airs OF Frss STATE, adarssssd
to Mr.. DE- Favsrsau. the DslgiaA Mn
istsr Of Foreign A1airs. He says
that through the agency os the Free
0tats notable progress On Tie Coaso
Aas bssa realised. The coantry y .
loaess eooplstsly Owen sD b hasbar-
isa. - Stanley found It II ls7s, bot
tAs 0atssial I'D moral esoditiea Of
~ NATIVES has groa&ly iADeovea
tAro00A ths DaaatinS oe nAay evils
ing esatrss. IL 11aaDpsasaAes e he
slave tra0e aAA Arab raiAs. H. ssaAu-
a supDrsss3ea ol intestine warfare 80
tAs notsvortAy Aimtnut1oa q eaanS-
balas1 aAA human saeriAosa CsinM.
- saya, are eoonittsA - ~ Coa0o
q slsswhsrs. Il y tie duty q H.
aathosittss - rs0ress tAsa 80 they
are doing %. Thsse aFo ~ in
Deissa q DoAa. tAs eaDltal - he Co.
- Tree 0tats. tVoaty Vhleo ~ vh0
havs bssa guilty of aets q esuslay TO-
ward tie Aativea F0etuaAAs1y not
many o9saess aNinst IL lavs tse the
protsetioa q ~ natives ass seonit-
tsd. q ~ tAsss nast AA0saae vio-
latosO e Nv 000 v0 ea0Ao00o1 -
Dsaal sssvit.1s sse Me-. IL ssssaA 70
~ ysass 81 ths third - tve cd .
half ysass b Dsisea- ~ sss0 - IL
DsWs q ths 0AasasraS aaA euttlaG -
q AaaAs @ tAs sDoss ceass vas ~
eslveA ~ OUvsr1nsAt eahI11 lnserse.
tioas - De0a 70 investioaas tAs ~
Dests at oses aaA bring ths guilty to
jusejee. Oserstasy De Cuvslise adds
that The oovsrn0sat u doing an 4 eaA
- SsvsloD Fuhbse aAA oeAse Deo1uets
q ths country. and To protset tAs na-
tivss In ali their Interests. The in
spectors In the service Of the state
regulate the price paid to the natives
for collecting rubber. the late stipu-
lating that this price shall not b be-
low the market value Of labor. Zach
inspector submits the scale Of wages
he recommends for his district to the
Governor General. who requires .
higher tariff to be put In force II he
thinks the peoposeA wages are not
high snough.-N. 7. Sun.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
4 D0A 0iX0P.
Aontross. September 80.

To the Editor:
Novhsrs in the state h the fusion sls.
nept in such confusion ~ in the Seventh
judicial district. The fight between
Judges Gerry and Stevens continues
unsbatsd. regardless Of the decision Of
the Arapahos district court uphoiding
Judge Stevens. 1t 10 expected that the
latter will likewise get the decision from
the supreme court. and - he. on the
evening following the district convsn-
tion here. publicly and solsmnly de.
clsrsd that he would ruin those who
were opposed to him in convention. the
better element of the democracy has
determined to wrest the running power
IRON his grasp. and the election Of the
repubiican candidates Tor district judge
asd district attorney is foeegous con-
clusion.
The most nsussetipg Dsss ever dishsd
up to . democrat 10 the rsnominstiou Of
Asade HsDmoud - representative
from Nontrose and Delta counties. The
decent democrats have therefore placed
~ uOtuiuobtOu oou De- 4ooius Husu
possessed sf good common sense and
intelligence, but unfortunately with the
fusion clause attached to him. There
10 . disposition, however, to keep Mr..
Tobin in the field. This would insure
the election Of the republican condidste
Judge King OF Delta. Who 10 far the
moro capable man Of the three. and Who
will in all probability win out - against
Hammond alone.
TIE actions Of Governor Thomas Of
late have caused profound diagust
among his friends here. One gentleman
in particular who has heretofore had
Doss but vords Of kindness for the
governor. remarked toyour correspood-
Snt yesterday: Il have heretofore bssn
Nndse the inPrsssioo that Charley
Tho0ss vas . gentleman and politi-
Sieisp. but sm forced 70 the copclusion
thst'hs = nothing but . ooosuumats
sss. HE treatment Of Governor Rooss-
vslt shows it" These things, 10 con-
nsction with the disgraceful treatment
of Governor Roosevelt at Victor. indi-
cate that the people are growing weary
of fusion for the benefit OF the bosses,
sud that the western slope hes . sur
prise in store for them this fall.
MATT i. KoPPIN.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
North fORk lsR0S.

4rs. John ANYWAY " here visiting
friends and relatives.
d. Allebsugh and vile will attsnd the
eair At Delta this week.
Apple picking will begis 10 earnest
this week. Tne most Of tbscrop 10 sold,
Mrs. Mabel TruesdaIs q Lake City.
b here visiting with her parents AMI
friends.
An svaporatoe b being Unit 4 Pss. mia
By E. ]. Natheva
Ira Nelson was business oajlse Moo =
day.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
ssas>se. lGeesana.sr,.

The great majority Of mooashinsrs
are 70 b fosnd in the mountain fast
nsssss a Georgia. Alabama. and Ten
nsosss. aad Aess tAsy 1--we u seaAitiona
e eivilisatioo - crude - tAsir s1ees-
Nors. most e v1o0 were 0ngiish
fuQelveD froo j1selee. vh0 rqoshel
tAis eee4tsy 1900 tAAa . eeDsnv ~.
lndeed. II nany TesDoets these -
scenlants have rstFogFads1 rather tAA1
advancel. HaA they bsso sarro4n1ol
for . century By . Chiasss vail thsy
could not have bsen more destitute OF
ignorant of the modern coovsnisnceo.
international NAgasina.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
EekS1t NeWA

Eeke1S TeWa.
MIR. Thomas Mower was in Nontross
Tuesday.
The people Of the Baptist church Of
Eckert will give bog supper 1t the
hall on Thursday evening. Oct. llth.
proceeds to bs ussd for painting and
repairing the church. Each lady 10
requested to bring . boz With supper
for tvo. A literary and musicsi pro
gram vail b arranged tor the evening.
Everyone invited.
Mr.. Head of Tongue Greek = in
Gunnisoo this week after eattIs.
Apple bsyers arc in the nsishborhood
buying apples and paying - high -
el-20 per tox.
Every one b hsyiug snd eonplainins
because the wind blows.
The pionsers of Eeksst have bought .
piano to use in the ball at that place.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

vstssDa r.ssas sspsssaes.Asaa
r. c. Oil. the veteran sspsrintend-
ent Of models In the patent o0es q
washington. has charge Of about too.-
600 models Of Unitsd States inveat1oas
patented during . psriod q ovss sos
hur srsd yeasS.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
0slsoos IossA

0s60os I0seA
Tho GnoUsr school 81 Eoeth DGlta
psiosky saeA hsd one esss a tasdinss
tAs Asst month.
Ths bas bssn China vssk ip Dsvka
psioasy. A pleasing varisty q Chissss
seticlss we're brought 10 By the chill.
dsss and oss corner Of the rooa took
~ appssrsses Of Chimes euro chop.
Asssss. MsyasId. Rrysnt ssd Home.
~ ssA Ais Hossssy vsss rsssst visis-
90 a thssehsoas.
Ohsslsy Tset jeins the Nh grsds ssd
The hass bell nine a the high scheol
Most a tAs schools havs work - sx.
hibitioo at the fais; illustrated poso.
and psnDsnship By ths gndss; chsnis
~ aud ssoossry by the high scAoea
Ths M sr.ds ere tskisg ~ ~
eesdy e Evsagslios. A ssV hseosy
sssdy = psrt q ths esA grsss work,
Aio Hssts Disgoss vss . rsessi
visitss u ~ high seAsol.
nesdsy oossiag . ltA gssAs pepil
brought 70 school a. istsssstisg sesss
froo ths frigid soss. Ths Dsquiosu
With his ssov hut his do. his fuss. oil
susroundsd BY mountsiss q ies ssd
SNOW (cottop) Indicated that st Isast {
good imaginary journey had bssa osdl
70 the Arctic rsgions.
Miss Fern Braisted having Fscsnti,
returned from Las Angeles. hss tskei
- her studsss in The 10th grade.
Mn. Gray has taken . part oe tn
oeh grsds from Miss Royces' rooo, thu'
making thsss two schools more nessl.
equal 10 pu0ber and amount oe wosh
Athlsties b becoming 0oss peo0is
sst 1hs high school hss osgssiss'
ed Dsvbsssd IN sst3e fos bsss bsi
Oussav WAissisv b esVtsis; shsss !
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
obss Ls.A, Aes Jsos .. lo7a,-Hssas>
Fer YUbss0oss00.
Q .. LAND OHyICD, MoNIleosH, Colo

Flobss LasA, Act ysss .. lo5a,-HSsiss
Fer Pubssssss00.
-. LAND otyIC1, 1osrkoss, Colo.
October :. I9ee.
Notiee IL hesehy given that In enMplianes with
the provfsi0ns oft6s Get of Coagrsss ol Jsss ..
ISIS: entitled An ses Gs The sais a. timber
lands in the ssates of CaiiARnia. Osagra. NsvaAa
and wsshingt,a Is.risnsy.- = e1teaAs1 70 ~
Jennts z 1eor, 0ranA y0nesiee, epe1sY q 9esa
stats Of Colesl4a, has this Aay 6lsA u dts oaes
his svsss1 ssatsOeas No -. ......, 1ne shs
lsr.hass q he seeshee.. y, soash-!es quarts.
efssssiea =" !. b tsv..hip 4 .sssA. ssS. No
- " SsA psinetpal 1sstdsa6. aaA viii e06g Dseof
u show that the land snsyht b more valuable for
IL timber OF .eone thsn s. agricultural Pasposss
and T. establish bis claiD % aaid lan1 EeARe
the Register and ksceivss Of thn o0ee q hool.
res. ColoradU. on satusoa.y he seh day sf
DSc-mbsf, 100.
He names ~ Witnesses: n. Z. Magnsr,
Grand Juncts,. Colo, Benjamin. Gheen, and
n. E'nest Clacs, of .elt~. Colo. and Herman o.
Lear. Of Grsnd Junction, Colo.
Any and ill persnns claiming adversely the
ab',veaesc ribcd lands are requested to nle their
claims in this cfhcs ON or before said sth day Of
December. Loo.
IA LAYTON. Register.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

already = challenge from . neighboring
school. which Of course will be sccepte,' .
The new horizontal bar 10 = center Of
attraction for the boys this week.
The decorations in the second pri.
mary room show many interesting de-
sigus Of the children in paper cutting
and folding.
A set Of readers for first and second
grades has been delayed several weeks
carrying the books having been in the
harbor when the storm occurred.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
Nssles Fer PaAli essses.

LAND OFFICE AT NoNrnoaR CoLo..
6epfeDber -, 800.
Notice u hersby given that the following NAMED
sottlsf has fled n.tcs Of his intent'oa TO nSks
anAl proof In support of his claim. and that said
proof will Be- made before Miit.n 4. wslch, coun-
ty lndse and ex-NfnciO clerk, at Delta, Colorado,
On November 10. 1000. viz:
JOHN Q. YULLER,
upon n. O. l7e3 Ute Sshss. fW the soath east
qilartes, south -ea1 quarter socsioa -, township
u o n. e6 " and lots end 4 1oca0n ~, town
He Names The following wlinaaeD - psOve ~
eoatinu0us resideocs upon sd ealevee1sa q ~
lanA, rig
Cbasiss D. nu>sa. 0posus ~. Hsadslsks. r.
ward Rowan aod asasY AeHu1sn, en ~ CT.
Cslsrado. .-.f
ia. LAyssx. nssis>R.
(Hiue paA. Oct. 8: lase Nsv 81
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
uosses fss 0spaAlseassss.
LAHD OSyIcs At Mosrsoss. ceIoaAI

September -, 1900. 4
Notice Il hereby given thst the following named
ssttler has a ed notice Of hi. intention to make
said psUof will be made befoes Miltnn b. Wsich.
County Judge and ex-ofacio clerk. At Delta,
Colorado, on November 10 iS0s, viz:
Y8Llx q. ROBERTS,
upon his y. g. avN Ute Seriss foe the north h-eaa
quarter north-~a quarter. section. ., tSwnshtp
u s. ~ W eth principle mefidian
H names the f'llowiag witnelsea to prove hie
continuous residsnee upon and cultivation Of
said laDd. viz
John McCanery, Joho J. Outer. barney Ran
dolph and q. W. Waymsn, all Of CedzFsdse.
Colorado.
JAnss LAYroH. Asgisess.
Yint pub. Oct. s; last New. 81
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-05

and these cost money. His pay
should be sufficient to pay them. If
it is not, then he will be forced to en-
gage in some side-line. Few people
can do two things as we'll as one, es-
pecially when one is the profession
of teaching. In general the teacher
ought to receive sufficient pay to
serve three purposes; viz: First to
provide for himself and family, if he
has one-and he ought to have one
in due season; Second, to provide
means of improvement by books,
journals, travels, summer schools,
etc; Third, to enable him to lay by
a reasonable sum for sickness and
old age"
1t seems clear that good teachers
services should command so much.
II we may be allowed to speak for
the fraternity of teachers we should
say this is enough. Teaching should
not become the means of acquiring
sudden wealth. Let the teachers
circumstances be made harmonious
with his work and then let him meet
all of mans responsibilities Give
him fair compensation for his SER
vices and then, if he squanders it, let
him suffer as others do.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-05

Oscc and Paul Morgan cume up
from Darlington on last Saturday
evening to see their nephew Charles
James Morgan.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Darlington. is
here for visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, John Kelley.
Miss May Tregilgus, who is II stud
cnt of the plattcvillc Normal school,
is at home spending her vacation.
S. Miles Thomas, principal of the
Linden schools is ut home for his
spring vacation.
Bernard Dresser, who for the past
six months has been attending the
Chicago Athcnacum, is home for a
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Dresser, Of this city. Many
friends welcome his return.
Mrs Hugh Parry, of Richland
Center, with her little daughter, is
visiting her sisters in this city.
w. =. Gundry went to Chicago on
Wednesday to purchase goods for the
firm of Gundry ~ Gray.
Buy your Easter candy of the
Daughters of the King.
James o'Ncill principal of the
Blue Mounds school is spending his
vacation in Mineral Point.
Edward McCabe who teaches near
IIollandale is spending his vacation
in this city.
The Woman's club desires to return
thanks to MIR. Lawrence Gibbons for
a nnly I.lnly bnnninl law Ia in, IN
the public library.
Frank Doyle, of Darlington, is
visiting friends in this city
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-05

A subscriber asks when the great
snow blockade in this city occurred
to which we reply that it was in
March, 1881. That spring was very
late aud the sleighing was good here
on the 9th of April. Farmers were
unable to work in the fields until
about the first of May. Shullsburg
Pick and Cad.
The year of 1881 was remarkable too
for great drought. During the win
ter OF 1881 , large quantities of baled
hay sold at high prices in Southwest
ern Wisconsin. In this respect the
year of 1881 proved an exception to
rule laid down by old settlers, that
bountiful crops follow winters of
heavy SHOWS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-05
\ Fortunate ESrapr.

rhc Highland Press; MIR, and Mrs.
Thomas Rirhtrr have u little girl
that bears charmed life. EridNy
about noon the little wo-y Year old
girl in Same way herame over halanr-
cd and fell from second story win
dow alighting ON cellar door head
foremost without Il scratch or bruisc.
Whether the mother or child were the
moro scared it would he difficult to
tell Amy way II was exceedingly for
uualr and alMOst miraculous that the
child was not killed outright or srr,-
ously injured,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-05
TALKS ON SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
THE TEACHERS PAY.

The proper pay for the service OF
the teacher is a matter about whicl
there seems to be great difference OF
opinion. In some localities the 'peo-
pie have learned that Il skillful
teacher, like every other good thing
is worth moro money to the com
munity than poor one and so they
pay good wages. In others, the pay
is kept down so low that only medi-
OGRE transientS are attracted thither
Low pay is an invitation to the
teacher to be a bump on the log
one who sits around and Just hears
recitations.
The absence of standards, such as
are used in valuing service along
other lines, makes it extremely ditli-
cult to be fair to both teacher and
patrons. Who can compute the value
of that teachers services who sue
ceeds in awakening in our children
n permanent love for good books :"
With Homer, Grimm, Anderson
Scott, Dickens, DcFoe, Hawthorne,
Stevenson, Longrellow, Whittier, the
sacred writers and score of Others
as daily companions for our boys
and girls, we need not fear the street
loafcr, the lewd story and other
things of questionable character
OR who cam say what the pay shall
he Of a teacher whose keen, synpa-
thetic grasp of child nature enables
him to change the rude, selfish, peeN-
ish son or daughter into a gentle
loving, joyful creature whom every
one delights to have about"
The power to do these things is
not usually born in one; it requires
great expenditure of time and money
TO have it developed. Above all
things, it is rarely found in Il niece
or nephew of sixteen who wants the
place just to get little spending
money. Talent, rs Il result Of tram
ing, is worth more money in the
schoolroom than the mark Of being
Il Smith or Il Jones.
The teacher has legitimate wants
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
f. c. Fielder, Attorney.


STATE. Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court,
~ S. In Probate
In the matter of the estate Of Franklin
ID. Lcavitt, deceased
Letters testamcntary on the estate of
Franklin ID. Leayiit, deceased, having been
issued to Jane ID. LeavitJ and Il. J. Penhal-
Logon, Jr.
Notice is hereby given that the creditors
of said Franklin ID. Lcavitt, deceased, are
allowed and limited by order of this court
until and including the first Tuesday of
October 1900, being the I'd day of said
month, to present their claims and demands
against said Franklin ID. Leavitt, deceased,
to the county court for examinations adjust
ment and allowance.
Notice is also hereby given, that the claims
and demands OF all persons against the said
franklin ID. Leavitt deceased, will be exam
ined and adjusted by this court, at the office
of the county Judge at the court house in the
city Of Dodgcville, in said county, on the
first Tuesday of November 1900.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1900.
by the Court, ALDRO jerks,
County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL EST

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
STATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
- In Probate.
In the matter of the sale of the real estate
of Peter Collins deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue and
in pursuance of an order of license, made in
County, on the 18th day of March, A. ID,
1900, the undersigned administrator will on
the 18th day of April, 1900, at ! o'clock, p.
M, at the homestead OF Mary Ann Collins in
the second ward of the city of Mineral Point,
in Iowa county, OFFER Tor sale at public
auction the following described real estate
situate in the county of Iowa and State Of
Wisconsin, tOwit:
tract Of land deed by NJ; NJ; strong and wife
to ohhrI'f Holmes han Apr H. ls39 by deed
Iowa County Records, nj II point one hun
bred eight and 20 l00ths DOS and POL 00thsl
feet south from the north west corner
thereof thence south two hundred two C202l
feet, thence west nincty-nine and S6-l00thS
90 and S6-lO0thsl feet, thence north two
hundred two c!0?D feet, thence east ninety
nine and Si-l0Oths go and S6-l00ths) feet
To the place of beginning;
Also the west one half of the following
described piece or parcel of land, to Wit
Part of section number thirty six t36),
township number five 1 range two t2),
east, beginning 1T stake in the south side
81 a certain street or highway dedicated By
Moses NJ. strong and wife to the public Aug.
10, lS45, and recorded in the office of Regis
ter of Deeds OF iowa county, Wisconsin, in
book IN, pages 55o and 800, which stake is
eight ~ chains and forty eight as links
west OF the northwest corner of II certain
tract OF land decided by said Strong To Paul
Pratt by deed dated March -, lS13 and
recorded in the same office in book IS" page
256, thence south four a. chains and seventy
Gol links To stake, thence west four a.
chains and twcnty-fOur t2i} links to "A stake
thence north four a. chains and seventy C10l
links To the south side Of said street or high
way, thence east four - chains and twenty
four go links. 10 the place of beginning:
excepting ana re,erving from said last de-
scribed tract % land, twenty feet OF the
east side thereof conveyed by Peter, Collins
Drrsen by deed dated February II. 1898. aud
recorded in the office OF the Register of deeds
of said Iowa County on the eth day OF Feb
ruary \. II. 1928.
The terms OF sale will be cash.
Dated March IL, 1900
~ T. BIsHOp, Administrator
or the Estate OF Peter Collins. deceased.