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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-16
WOODFORDS.

Mr.. Freeman Beaier had one of his
thumbs broken last evening while as.
sisting In running the hose wagon into
the house Of Hose 8.
DIR. Charles 3. knight, who has for
several months past been the guest Of his
mother, Mira s. S. knight, corner Lin
coin street and Forest avenue, since re-
signing his position at the Boston City
hospital, has for several weeks past been
In Massachusetts, where he has been
taking special course Of study In
surgery. He win return home soon, and
will then locate his practice In Bangor.
Mr. Herbert Knight Lincoln street,
who underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis several weeks ago is recovering
nicely from the operation, and is gaining
health and strength much more rapidly
than 10 usual With this troubls.
Mr.. W. II. Scott Woodfords. formerly
Spring street, has gone to Boston on a
brief business trip. He Will also attend
the poultry exhibit now being held there.
Good progress Is being made on the
work OF lowering the grade OF Norwood
street The contractors, Messrs. Worster
and Wilson, have becn obliged to blast
out large quantity OF ledge In order 20
lower the grade Of the street. IL will
probably require some two weeks more
work blasting before the work is com.
pleted and ready for grading.
Conductor W. Il. swan Of th Q Deeriug
Highland belt line OF Portland railroad
company Is confined to the houfe by a
stomach trouble. Conductor Hanson 10
running the oar during Mr.. Swans alb
s,noe.
The officers of Rocky Hill lodge, X. of
p, are arranging for an Installation to be
held next Thursday evening.
The series OF sermons being delivered
by Rev. Harry L. Townsend. pastor of
the woodforis Univsrsalist church, are
proving to be Of interest and the congre-
cations each week are holding good, thus
attestiug the interest unaffected 10 the
sermons. The music BY the recently or
ganized choir Is a.so Of high order and
IL also icing appreciated by all.
DR.. A. q. Doten Of Woodfords, late as
sistant phy at st. johns Riverside
hospital, Yonksrs, n. Y, has gone to
Worcester, Mass, where he Is to locate
for practice Of med cine.
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hsa Charles 4. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew J. Cash. Mrs. James Nc. Hayes.
Mrs. Mssia Piiisbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank ). Rogers. Miss Mabel foxers,
Miss Helen Koyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Littlsneld and Miss Ethel Littleneid.
Miss Alice Sutherland and Mics white :
hall Of Portland were guests Of Miss Cora
Richardson ct Pleasantdale over SUM-
day.
Rev. E.O. Thayer, ID. D., presiding
elder Of Portland district. occupied the
pulpit at the afternoon sarvics In the
First NJ. X. church. Browns Hill, sun
day.
W. E. johnson, agent for the MON
Mutual Insurance oomany, left yesterday
for v INDIAN, and from there Will take
an extended tour OF the State.
Everstt Cushing Of the Lone Star
STATE" Is visiting Mrs. Wyman OF fisss-
Mr.. Woodbury. has left tho stables of W:
IL. johnson, which he has had charge OF
for some time.
Hiram Lodge. 1. q. o. f., will give
banquet and entertainment at their rooms
warming"
Messrs Arthur Cole and Charles n.
Haiferd pafssd Sunday at the Cycle Club
house at Hisgins Beach. nut
Mr.. and Mrs. Squire, Mrs. g. Il. Blish
and Miss Ethel Davis OF knightvilie VISIT
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Davis at their new
home at woodfords Saturday evening.
George II. McCallum who has been
at work at the Kittery navy yasd, has
returned to his home In south Portland.
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WEDDING RECEPTION.
In Honor Of MIR. and Mrs. Finlay CAM
eron of Arlington Heights.

A reception was given on Saturday
evening at the residence of Mi. and Mrs.
J. d. Thompson, 9s Oxford street, In
honor of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Finlay Cameron, residents OF Arlington
Heights, Roston, Macs. Mr. Cameron Is
an employe or Boston Elevated X. X.
Co., and will leave Portland on Monday
evening for Boston to resume his voca-
ton. Refreshments were serve by the
lost an hostess. Sumo very appropriate
selections were rendered by the Greenleaf
Quartette, which Is composed as follows:
Bruce Webster, 1st tsnor; Robert. T.
Dunn, FL tenor; Frank Given, baritone;
Arthur Bell, bass. Mr.. Dunn and MIR.
Webster sang most all the latest songs,
and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all, TIE many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron wish them happy and
prosper ous future.
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THIS TERMS JURORS.
Interesting statistics of Men who WIN
Serve al supreme Court.

The following inter esting statistics con-
oerning the traverse jury Of the present
t,rm Of the Supreme court have been
compiled:
Samuel knight. residence, Brighton;
o,cupation, artssian wells; married, yes;
age. 63; politics, X. religion, no prefer
encs.
N. E. Sawyer, residence. Standish; oc-
cupstion, clothing manufacturer; Diar-
ried. yes; age. %; politics. D.; religion,
no preference. 90.
II. .. knseland, residences, Harrison;
occupation. clerk; married, yes; ago, 80;
politi.s, r.; religion, no preference.
George Lord, residences, Portland; 90
oupation, trunk manufacturer; married.
no; age. s.; politics, D.; religion, no
preference.
John NJ. Libby, residence, Soarboro;
occupation, hotel keeper and farmer;
married,yss; age, 20: politics. ID. religion,
Universallst.
Charles y. Bennett, residence, New
Gloucester; occupation, trader aud farm
er; married, yes; age, 80; politics, d.. /;
religion, no preference.
/ Augustus kenney, residence. Ynr-
mouth, occupation, farmer; married,
no; age, 50; politics. D.; religion. Con-
grsgationalist.
John A. Hamilton. residence, Cumber-
land; occupation, farmer; married. yes;
age. 81; politics, D.; religion, Methodist.
Daniel W. Cram, residence, Windham;
occupation. farmer; married. yes; age. A;
politics, d.. religion, no preference.
Henry Il. simpson. residences, Bruins
wick; occupation, farmer; married. yes;
age. "a; politics, r.; religion, Free Bap-
tist.
George Alden. residences, Gorham; oocu-
patton. farmer; married. yes; age. &c;
politics. r.; religion, Congregationslist
George 7. Springer, residence. West
brock; occupation, jswelsr; married, yes;
age, 80; politics, r.; religion, Congrega-
tionaliat.
Supernumerary b. Leighton,
residence, Falmouth; occupation, farmer;
married, yes; age, 50; politics, Prohi-
billion; religion, Consregationalist.
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BolH PARTIES CONFIDENT.

In the matter of the great breach of
promise suit to lie tried In City Hall To-
night. the plaintiffs attorney states that
there Is no question but that his client
will recaive verdict giving fair DANA
gee, for he says that the law and evidence
are with her.
The defendant and his counsel are
eIually confident that truth ana justice
will prevail anu that the jury will stand
by him to q man.
Hen. L. &. Reynolds will sit ON this
bench, and 1t will need tie sat on by
somebody to hold 1: down during the
foars of laughter that Will sweep over the
court room. In any other court -oom IL
Is not good form TO laugh or applaud,
but the rules will be suspended on this
OooGSlon.
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prsssivs manner. supper and social eve.
ming was enjoyed. A large number wers
In attendance.
The wide gauge tracks on the tramway
Of the s. d. Warren paper mills company
were used yesterday for the first time
since they were changed over from the
narrow gauge. Five cars were hauled
from the mills TO the Maine Central depot
and transferred 10 the railroad company
tracks for shipment. -Four Of the cars
ware for New York and the others tor
Boston parties
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SOUTH PORTLAND.
MEETING OF BETHANY CONGRE-
GATIONAL PARISH.

At meeting Of Bethany Congregation
al parish last evening the following offi-
GERS were chosen: Moderator, A. q.
Moore; clerk. ID. II. l. Brown; treasurer,
ii. b. Walton; assessors. n. Il. TIefsthen,
DIR. +. I. Brown, John Mullen; collector,
II. II. Hutchinson. Reports OF the differ.
ent officials were read and accepted and
the parish was reported to bs In most
flourishing condition 1t was voted to
engage Rev. MIR. Newcombe as pastor for
the next year.
DEATH OF MRS. RICHARD LITTLE.
JOHN.
Mrs. Richard Littiejohn who has been
so seriously Ill with pneumonia for two
weeks died at her home on Pine stre:t
yesterday afternoon.
BAD BLOW FOR THE NEW CITY.
Among the creditors of Woodbury. 81
Moulton, whose claims are unsecured
appears to the name Of j. Calvin Knapp.
treasurer, Plessantohle, the amount be-
ing $3.50 40. 1t may come In the nature
Of information to many to know that
these are city Of South Portland funds.
Sometime ago the city treasurer was
authorized to borrow about $1,000 ON city
notes. he negotiated the loan of Wood
bury g. Moulton and drew out say 5000.
leaving the balance on deposit with the
firm. Whether this was done with the
approval of the finance committee We are
unable to say.
Captain and Mrs. Elijah Hamilton en-
tertained company from Chebeague ISL
and at their home ON Summer street,
Pleasantdale, over Sunday.
A large party af ladies and gentlemen
fiom Pleasantdale attended the installa-
ton OF officers of Woodbine lodge,
Daughters of Rsbekah, last Saturday
evening. Among those Who went were
MIR. and Mrs. Charles L. Dyer, Mr.. and
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GORIIAM.

The following officers Of the Odd Eel
lows lodge Of Gorham were installed
Friday evening by District Deputy Grand
Master W. W. Cutter Of westbrook, as
sisted by Fred Stevens, grand marshaii
N. G.-E. II. y. Smith.
v. G.-B. Y. Fogg.
Financial Seq. d. soamman.
Treas.--G. n. Parker.
Warden -Guy Crssssy.
Con. p. Hanson.
i. G.-Cbaa. lie Grouard.
X. 3. to N. G.-L q. Lsmond.
L. s. TO n. G.-Elmer Libby.
X. 8. to v. G.-5. p. Libby.
l.. b. to v. Ca. K. p. Libby.
A fine supper was served at tho close Of
the ceremonies. Department Comman-
der Cutter WAS very much pleased with
tie lodge.
Mr.. Marshall Sturgis who 10 q juror
In Portland at the present time, spent
Sunday In Gorham.
Charles Hanson and son took large
number of the Normal school students
on q slsigh ride yesterday to Westbrook.
At the annual meeting Of the ladies'
CIRCLE Of the Congregational church the
following officers were elected:
President Ella Wiugate.
FRS: Vics President-Mis L. Soule.
Second Vice President-Ars. Frederick
Robbie.
Secrstary-Mrs. L p. Guptill.
Treasursr-Mrs. Chas. Billings.
Rev. VIM. Cashmere was presented by
TIE young people Of his church Saturday
evening with fine book case and writ
Ing desk. A large numbsr were present
The many friends in Gorham Of Rev.
E G. Strout. q former pastor OF the
school street Methodist church. who has
been Ill for the past three months, 10
now able TO resume his lsbors with his
people In Saoo. Rev. u. v. Cobb has
tsen supplying his pulpit for few Sun
days.
Mr.. Charles Freyville, who has been
popular clerk at Il. IL. Emery's dry
goods store, left yesterday for California.
with the regrets OF Mr.. Emery and the
public generally, all wishing him future
suocaas -
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A FOOTWEAR OPPORTUNITY.

Center g. MoDowell's annual sale OF
odds and ends is an opportunity for Sc
curing exceedingly rare bargains In high
class footwear that Is fully appreciated
by the many who have benefited from
these events In past seasons. While the
mark downs have always been to low
figures the prices placed on the goods
which go on sale today represent greater
reduction than ever before made. A
few samples of the bargains will be
found In the advertisement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-16
YARMOUTH.

Miss Lena Furbush Of Machias, has
entered the senior GLASS Of North Var
mouth Academy. The class now num-
berS five members, and has elected the
following officers: President, b. Leroy
Badger, Bingham; vic.-president, Velma
Il. Stillings, Lancaster, N. ID. The class
oolors are white and green.
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A DEMoURATIC VICTORY.

Middletowp, Conn.,. January l5 The
city election held here today resulted in
victory for the entire Democratic ticket,
with the exception OF enc councilman.
For mayor, fred p. Burr, Democrat, de-
fssted Henry L. Weeks. Republican by
2ab votes.
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HARMONY LODGE.

Saturday evening, January 18th, 1909.
the following officers OF Harmony lodge,
l. q. o. f., No 10 were Installed by
Nrs. d. Page Perkins. assisted IS an
able oorrs OF esjistsnts:
N. G.-Joseph Ii. Blake.
V. G.-Thomss K. Bishop.
X. SD. Il. Nash.
+. S.-Andrew j. Cum mings.
T.-Peter ;. NickeIson.
C.-F. W. Robinson.
X. 5. \. G.-S, MoCrum.
X. 5. V. CIV. Nj. Whitten.
VIC. A. Cummings.
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THoUGHTFULNEss APPRECIATED

IHOU6HIr ULNESS AffhEClAIED
The residents of Knightville. as well as
others who have occasion to uss the road
way through the village, are very appre-
oiative Of Manager Newman's thoughtful
meas In removing the now from but one
track Of the electric line. This considera-
ton for the convenience of the driving
public has enhanced the favor In which
Mr.. Newman is held and increased the
popula rity Of the railway he manages
with such marked degree of efficiency.
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A BIG PLEDGE.

Boston, January 15.-lt was announced
today that so. 0o0 has been ilsdged by
ons person to the fund which Is heing
raised to carry on the work of Dwight L.
Moody. The name OF the donor has not
been made lutl'o.
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MORRILLS.

Rev. L. NJ. Davies formerly pastor Of
the Free Congregational church, lscsured
Monday evening at Maple hall North
Dssring for the benefit OF the Woman's
Literary club OF that place. His subject
was "Glimpsss Of Wales and the Welsh. :"
Mr.. Davies Is well qualified to handle
this subject ana his audience last eve
ming was much intsIe sted IN the lecture.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-16

EVERY INVESTOR SHOULD NOTE
CAREFULLY the following exceptional
features In the policy OF the International
Zinc Co.. Ltd:
FIRST-The net profits of the company are
certified Us correct by the well Known CHAR
tered Accountants, Barrow. Wade, Guthrie
4 Co, of New York, Boston, London and
Manchester, England.
SECOND-Th books OF the company are kept
under their supervision, and quarterly
statements OF the earnings OF the company
will be issued. certified BY them, thus
enabling every shareholder TO verify from
Independent sources the enormous profits Of
the company.
THIKD-This Is the only mining COM
pany tin! the United states to adopt
this most important safeguard OF its share
holders Interests.
The International ZINC Company, Ltd, Is
now earning over 2a per cent on its entire
capital stock, on. OF which it is paying diyi-
dendS At the rate OF Il per cent per annum and
carrying forward a surplus OF 10 per cent.
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PoRTLAND's BIHsr DIRECTORY.

IUhILA Y d , tINOl UlhEO . n Il
Councilman Dyer of ward i've has
copy of the first directory Of Portland
that was ever published. 1t is Of the year
1923 and is q valuable curiosity. Lsst
evening ne showed II to his fsllow mem-
bers of q -~'vent and no l'ttle
interest a tte GCo1ir emit
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did before. The sudden changes Of
weather are so dangerous that Omega
Oil has come to be looked upon as
remedy that no one can ignore.
have had the most astonishing results from tho
use OF Omega Oil. A short inc ago had bad
attack Of plcurisy, and the OIL cured me. was
suffering swiuDy the night rubbed it on my chest,
and the next morning all the pcursy was gone.
would not think o being without Omega oil in the
house for any amount Of money. | really could
not get along without X
MELVILLE STOLTZ,
Business Manager New York Theatre.
Every genuine bottle Of Omega Oil bears the
signature ofIIlg inio Espino,a. Look for thatrame
tlo wrapper before you buy, and never take any
thing else.
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AFFORDS ONLY TEMPORARY RELIEF.

Stomach, Indigestion ana Nervousness,
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What Is Dyspepsia =?
a pIseassd CONDITION Of the Digestive
Organs.
CAUSED BY THE GERMS.
DOCToRING TIE SYMPTOMS,

These Must De Destroyed Before a Cure
Can BE Effected.
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When the Improvements now under way are
compl.tei. the company Will earn is per
cent per anuum Win ore at $4,000 per ton.
A careful consideration OF the certified state
ment OF profits AS set forth IN the prospectus
shows that this estimate Is based on actually
less Than Is now being accomplished.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-10-25
Notice of Chattel Mortgage +

cbs,,ei =, $780,. ts,aa m,nn nno,'gsEof, "
a.ce 20 ah. x;is,'anssa u..sos.a slsl ~
eaces th.. toiIn~ing Sascr;haS somps
ons M,iwanhae haryas,s. soS .p P,vpo "
comnIsts w;,h csrris, nn,nsaS 49, v,seeL ~ -
ona bay MAJ sonr yas,s pdu IA n pssM su.
ali her incrassa 70 sacn,a ,hs nsUw sa
nynmissorv no,as syscn,ad payMsls .is
psvahle to the oSdsr ~ ala mr. ,ssaa. ssau n w
po,ss as,ed ~ "a, ln9ns, OH ,sos norsssgss, Wy
nos', 49,, aus. s.n, ,sa anu o owe ., ~
,s, ,sea son ~, ios wy ~, sun " suW .o eue Now
~ 800 ons Ioi w s.hi vi soV.vv wv neste
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-10-25
A Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines, Of Manchester,
Ia, writing of his almost miraculous
escape from death, says: Exposure
after measles induced serious lung
trouble, which ended in consumption.
1 had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doc.
tors said / must soon die. Then l
began to use DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, which COM
pletely cured me. / would not be
without it. even II it cost $500 bot
tie. Hundreds have used 1t on my
recommendation and all say it never
fails to cure throat, chest and lung
troubles" Regular size soc and 81 .00.
Trial bottles free at Binford's New
Pharmacy.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-10-25
Notice of Chattel Mort.,. !

Whereas, Christ c. STRAY. az W..
county, y. DAKOTA, as mortrapo." ane. l1ae. ~
day OF August. A. ID. 1895, mafe H. ~ q
tel mortgage and execute and d.i,,n NJ ceitl'
said dhy to Advance Threshe, nsk
Creek, Michigan, u corporation a. ~,
secure , payment Of the following iOSssI!ss iIS1Is
One note for $4,000 due NoyemAs,
one note Tor $4,000 due October ~
One note for Ss50.00 due Noyem ~ ~ :, ~
All or said notes dated August io,s ~
craving interest at the rate OF eight y.
annum until paid and given nv " ~
stray TO said Advance Thresber ssa IN
And whereas default having hss,
condition contained in said chs,,a% %ns
which default consists in the non rss. aaf'
amount due on said notes and demrs,,s mr,smais fs
formance or said condition hayiras ~ ~
made OF the mortgagee, which Wa ~ ~
have taken possession OF the sollow;s.N Nl1
property described in said mortgscs =, ~
one Dhorse Comp. straw burning 49,
gine, No. 36S1 one Advance separs,os aesae ~
g2ll; one Uncle Tom stacker. M, saa nl !
mounted tank and trucks: one nls,s ,.a .a
: In. 4 ply $50 IT. rubber belt, toas,hs.a sal
fixtures belonging TO said threshne ~. !
one tank pump and hose. oua
There is now due and owing AZ the A.. !.
notice, on said notes and mortgage ssesv..
same, the sum OF fifteen hundred snd sassl|
dollars and sixty-fve cents (slsA@ 3 y!
Advance Thresher CO., OF Battle Cyssk ~ w
corporation, MORTGAGE above named \. .a| ~
owner and holder OF said notes and ruo,, ~ ss'
Now therefore, notice is hereby g;yss NJ
virtue Of the power Of sale In said cAs,s..s
gage contained and In pursuance Of thS 49,
such case made and provided and by o,ds, y
Advance Thresher Co., the persona n Nv Y
above described, being the property dsseri
said mortgage, or so much thereof 4 ~
necessary to pay the debt secured II m
gage, and interest and reasonable exnssss
be sold at public auction TO the highsst M
cash, at the village Of Bruce, in The -
Brookings, South Dakota. on saturdas' d,
the 27th, at one O'Clock p. m, on IN =
square east OF the postoffice in said yilhr
the same 10 sooner redeemed, Rs proyi6sS X
Dated at Brookings, s. D., October al
1900. ADVANCE THREsHFSs ~ ~
NJ. 8 LIEBENSTEIN, Mr.
Attorney for Mortgage, Estellipe. ~
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-10-25
Bushsell Briefs.

Sam Stone was In our town last
week.
Bert Pearson has built fine new
barn.
j. 81. Bushnell was In town We'd
nesday.
j. Nelson drove up from Sioux
Falls last week.
T. A. Gray and family spent SUM-
day in Brookings.
The railroad masons were repairing
the depot last week.
Frank and Earl Soden drove to the
county seat Sunday.
There was no church Sunday even
ing on account Of the rain.
Mr.. @. w. Churchill and Myrtle
drove to Brookings Sunday.
L. Hattenburg went to Brookings
Thursday to have his eyes treated.
Mrs. Edith Hendricks and Myrtle
Churchill drove to Brookings We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Joseph Puhr was taken quite
sick Saturday but is better at this
writing.
A few from here attended the lect-
ure given by Senator Towne Tuesday
OF last week.
i
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Heinrich, Saturday, Oct. 20, 1900, a
son and heir.
| p. Parks has had his house moved
from the east side OF the track down
near the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e, Hendricks at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. Hegeman
at Brookings Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Rankins, of Chippewa
Falls, Wis, who has been spending
a few weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. p. Hattenburg Of this place
returned to her home Friday.
The football team from Pipeston,
,, passed through here Saturday on theil
way to Brookings TO play the colleg'
Eeleyen. They seemed TO be joll,
crowd and all enjoying themselves.
1 SLIPPERY DICK.
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IOct 1i-25l
Notice to Owner of Land Before
Tax Deed Shall Issue.

To C. E. Petty, W. E. Replosle and to whom il,
may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the End day OF
November, A ID. 1898, the following described
piece or parcel Of real estate, taxed in the name
81 z: II. Petty and situated In the county OF
Brookings, state of South Dakota, as follows !:
the southwest quarter Of section 35, in township
Ill north, or range 40. west sth p. M, containing
160 acres. was sold for taxes then due and den.
quent for the year 1885, at tax sale by the treas.
,prer Of said county to II. Fishbaek, who is now
The lawful holder Of the certificate OF purchase
That said taxes then due and deinauer
amounted TO $39.52, and that subsequent taxee
TO the amount Of S79.19 have heen paid, with in.
terest, penalty and costs accrued amounting to
S104 .63, making total amount necessary TO re.
deem S144 Is, and In addition thereto, the cost Of
sevce OF this notice, together with such inter.
est 9s may accrue after this date, must be paid
and that the right OF redemption will expire and
deed for said land be made within sixty dsys
days from the completed service OF this notice.
HALL a HALL,
Attorneys for IL, Fishback, the holder and owner
Of said certificate.