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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-03
SerINteo Na@rtGten.
Ser Wirtbi6aftsbeiibsr Guge

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@ourbiGe inSbaims inSranntreia tpar
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faNenbe 3ufe geitiegen, I'm lie gu rets
nisen. Stpei Wp4en porber mar Der
in benz Safe befinoli6 sepeiene Wein
in mebrere feline @efGbe abgeaogen
morben. 3aum mar 9ourbiue i'm Snz
nerl, bes Safes, als er, bon ben 9as
fen, bic ii6 aus Der Sefe enttpidelt bait
ten betGubt, bel%innungslbs suIammens
~Itiir5ts. Sein iiinsIter Sobn, Der 2ls
jd6rise 2uDptg 8Dur6iae, Det 3euge
o.s llngliids sepeien mar, ities nun
e6enfaus raid in pas SAB, nm ieinen
@ater su retten. 9p6 aud er itiirate,
taum i'm Snnern a%ngelangt, betpubta
los gu 9pben. Sruu 9%ourbille, Die,
in Der NGbe arbsitenb, ibren 8atter
unb Den jiingiten Sobn in oas Sob
iteigen, absr ni9t mebr beraustommen
iab, i6ris nun entiebt nm 9iilfe. Sbr
persnsifeltes Sammern rief ibrsn dltes
rem, 23iGbrigen Sobn berbei, Der,
bur6 bic Mutter bon Dem llngliid in
3enntnib seiebt, nun e~benfaIs in ods
Sab itie9, Inn 8ater unb 8ruoer Sils
fe gu brinsen. So6 AUDI i'm ereilte
baTelbe S9itIal. Wie cine Wabniina
nise ftiirate Srau Gourbiae aus benz
Sofe nnb fam mad penigen Nugenz
blifen nit mebreren Hdhbdrn 3uriid.
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'graGbltsn iein 2eben gu %sefdbrosn uno
in bds SAB gu iteiger. Sc tpuroen
mG6tige S9miebebdmmer berbsisss
bra9t unb einiee 0aubsn bes Safes
einssI9lasen. OOd ss mar 81 Ipdt.
Quf benz 9oben befelben lagen iibsrs
einanber Der @ater uno bic beiben
S0bne = tpbt.
= @uf benz Jelbe Der Nsitdtion
balbsebiloeter @oltsbesliider bat Elm
bumoriitii4 peranlagter Seo6d9ter
fplsenbe &eoebliitben geiammelt: Sn
elmer Streit : @eriammlung lieB Elm
Hsbner folsenoen Sab los: rWie Der
Monb li6 CUR peripberie Der Grbe
itelt unb nit ibr eine Sefante gu ben
Sternen bilbet, poour6 bas Welts
G9aos entitanben lit, na9 pel6sm ii9
ale Sinse auf Der GrOe unb i'm toimz
mel rsseln, 10 iiebt es i'm Sopfe Dss
9~lbaeorbnetsn Bod, Gotba, aus, Der
uns jeben S6ubmaGsr : Strsit Oerz
leibet!!" -Sn elmer anoeren 0eriammz
lung b0rte man folgenoe Sarlesung:
Scr prG3iIe Mittelitanb sebt INNER
mebr berunter, gerabe pie Die @mpbas
fen bes Monbes. Die l~lnternebmtr
iperben iiderli9 bic Saare laiIen mill.
fen, bic lie ausgebriitet tabsn, UNI ben
Streit berbeiSufiibren. Sic perben
aber febrn, bab Die Wagenfrase Der
Strid 1T, an befen potben Sdbsn lie
ielbit bGnsen iperben!" = Sin nidt
minber poetiid peranlaster Geoner
msinte: sd bin feline Wetamarpboie,
fpie es bic polierer pielfa6 iino, Die
iif als Sii9 berseben, auf bsm Die
Sabrifanten ibren Stat breiGen. Sc
iinb 2euts, bic bes pubels &erN, cen
lie sileH. ni9t lpertb iinb, neil lie i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-03
600 seIosnauo. 500. Tg-7

Die esier sisisr i5situns wsrtcn fd frtuen III trTaS,
rem, sas 20 r%osussttsns sins stfhyat,te ~trahs6.it aist,
pslde bic NiIEenita aft tn al tbrsn Strsn au bstlen
I'm Stanbe TT; Sau's satarrbssur lit bi. eis,ia, lest
Sdtorrb %stiorstrt ats cine Gpnliiu,tons t-antbsit Elm.
ecnltiiuttonels Ssbanbtans. Sal's Ratarrb 5 Sur
miro inn,riid senOwmsn une pirtt brett dui eas D Tut
nno bic iatsiutieen Dbeffdbsn hss Spitems, baSura
bic Srunelage Der Sranfbsit ~SrrltSrene nnb BEN pa,
ti.nten 8rait sebsns, inoem lie bic Contribution S.s
Sorpsrs auibant uue ber Satur tn t5rsm TStrte bitt.
Die Giaenibiuer baoen 10 p!el Berirau.u ,u itr.n
Setltraitsn, bas ne etnbunssrt Dollars gslosnuus 'nr
iebsn Jau %anbistsn. ben tie ,u furirsn %p.rf,kleu. sast
Guh elue Elite ron Seusutien tcmmen. Bran t~ereiir.:
g. :. 9htntY SO, Eoi,sp. Ohio. +.
~ 1trtanit pon alien Npoibsftrr. rs Gents. !
SaQ's Scn%tiIie,s Sia.n Hns BITE beiteu. assS.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-03

srDbte 8riessram bate ii9 bes 9us
Hens ni6t ernebren tDnnen, uber aaes
perlief in Der i6Dniten Sarmpnie. @uf
Sipet SansbDben p~ersniiste ii4 bic SUI
genp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-03
g 9lefien.

- Gin llnfaq unter mertpiirbigen
9egleiter16einungen erei9nete iih auf
benz seloe Bel S6peibniB in S9les
fen Sort arbeitete unter Nufii6t eli
mes Mannes cine Qnaabl &naben auf
sinem Selbe binter benz 8abnbof .Nies
b%sritabt". Ser Simmel mar stpar be-
bedt, bod mar bon einem uabenoen
9epitter ni9ts al merten. Yl0bli6
Sudte aus ben Wolten Elm 8lib bernie
Der unb traf ben bort bef9Gftigten elf
Sabre alien 4ueuitin Strange, Der ips
fort tobt mar. Der 8lib bate glei9s
Seitig nod 5ipDlf anbere &nabeu, bic
in Der NGbe BON Strange arbeiteten.
betGubt unb gu 9obsn %geporfen. Nu6
Der gufieber fiel bepubtlos our @rpe.
gls er tpieber CUR 8eiinnung fam,
iab er ale atpOlf ieiner 4ufii9t unters
itelten &nabsn, tpel9e fi9 auf elmer
etpa 20 Auaoratmeter srpBen Sld9e
befanbsm, an Der Grbe liesen. 0urG
9iitteln bratte er jene SpDlf pisber
gum 8epubtiein auriid. 8ei Strange
8eiate bic 3eide cine 8erleBung am
bic Qugenbrauen unb bas&ppf'
baar paren angeien9t.
SO Irttemberg
Giner i6euBlidben &inbesmibs
hanblung 1T bic poli5ei in 9ibsrad
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05

BY virtue and authority OF q general execn-
ton issued from the once OF the clerk Of ~
circuit court OF Bates Co. Mo, returnable o.
the June term, 900, OF said court, 10 me dlree.-
ed In favor OF & Clark and against A g ID
rington and ID. l.. Burlington, have levied hp1
seized upon all the right, title, interest hx1
claim Of said defendants, A. &. Edrington and
ID l. burlington, in and TO the following de-
scribed real estate situated In Bates county,
Missouri, to-wit:
The west half OF lot one % of northwe guar
ter and west half OF the southwest quarter q
section three Csl township forty -one (sD rsBgs
twenty nine CO. also east halt OF the n0rthemsi
quarter OF section fifteen 05), west hAlf OF n0rth
west quarter OF section fourteen 90, township
forty t4o), range thirty-two C5z), will on
Friday April q, 1900.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon snd five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day, at the east front door OF the court h0usa In
the city OF Butler, Bates county. Missouri, sell
ne same or 80 much thereof rs may be required
81 public vendue 20 the highest bidder for cash.
to satisfy said execution and costs.
Z. &. hUDD,
5D-4t Sheriff Of Bates COusty, Ne.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05


Whereas, the county court, in and for Bate Q
county Nilsson i, upon the petition OF one hun
dred hOuseholders of said county, by an entry
of record made at its February term, 1900 did
order and thereby cause to be submitted 10 the
qua flied voters of said county . special cleo
tiOn, had and held in said county on the 10Th
day Of March, 1870. the question OF enforcing in
said county the provisions OF article 2, chapter
8, revised statute OF Missouri, 1859 relating to
the restraint Of domestic animals OF the specie s
OF horse, mule, ass, cattle, swine, sheep or
goats from running at large. Now therefore, l.
- + Brosddus, clerk Of the county court in
and for the county Aforesaid, do hereby give
public notics that at said special election had
ar d held in said county on the 10Th day Of
March 1900, the said question OF enforcing in
said county, the provisions of said article 2
relating to the restraint Of domestic animals OF
the species aforesaid, was submitted to the
qualified voters OF said county at q special cleo
ton had and held in said county the 2Uta day
OF March, 1900, and that the clerk of said county
court, has entered upon the records OF said
court, the result OF said election, and has filed
IN his ONCE the papers and returns OF said cleo
clerk aforesaid, hereby declare and give notice
as the result Of said erection, had and held in
SAID county as aforesaid, there was cast "for
enforcing the law restraining horses, mules
ssses, cattle swine, sheep or goats from running
At large, - Ais votes; and against emf rcing
the law restraining horses, mules, a.ses cat
tie, swine, sheep or goats from running Al
ment Of the provisio OF said law after this no.
tee shall have been duly published and posted
as required by law.
Given under my hand this, yrd day Of April,
1910. 8. Il. BROADDUs,
Clerk OF the County Court, OF Bates Co Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
EIANo

VIII stand the present srason of 1900 at nv
ham. miles due esst of Butter ard miles
-outh nj NontrOse and Butte road and miles
west of Spruce.
Descrip' ion and Pefigree-Elamo IL q coal
black. NE sIv nose and IL the rise of Is hands
high and he weighed I 40 pounds the
18th of Fehrnar' in Ordinary flesh and was
sired bv the fpe imported Jack direct from
Spain. hrou0ht to Cooper county by Charlie
Leonard The |sm o. Flame sl-o ont OF
An Imported JACK and Black knight dam
owned nv Felger Clarksnurg Mo-
Terms. s. to insure a colt to stand ind
suck II paid within ten DAYS after colt 10
fosl~d, one dollar OF The colt will stand
good tor the season. After servise has been
rendered anyone selling, trading or atout &,
remove mare forfeits ihsursDce ana money
must be psid Care will be taken to
prevent accident but will not he responsible
should anv orcur DEWITT MCDANIEL
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
Order of Publication.

STATE OF Missouri,
county OF Bates.
In the Circuit court Of Bates county, Missouri.
sour at the relation and 10 the use Of A.
X. Owen, ex-orIci0 collector Of the revenHs
Of Bates county in the state Of Missouri,
kanm, defendants.
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now NJ this day comes the pIaintin herein BY
her attorney before the Circuit court Of Bates
county in the state OF Missouri, and aiem
her petition and aridGvit, stating among orhw
things that the above nAmef defendants,
are BOn-residents Of the state OF Mia
sour. Whereupon IL ts ordered by the
court. thai. the defendants be notified y
sgsinst them in this court 10y petition and afhda-
viz, the object and general nature OF which 10 10
enforce the lien Of the state OF Missouri for tina
delinquent taxes Of the years 100, I1s
snd ls4, amounting in the Aggregate .
Ing described tracts Of land situated in Rates
county, missouri, tO-wit. Fourteen 49, acren,
north part OF the southwest quarter Of ms
northeast quarter section twenty tOurCSlJ, town
th.t 1nies. The s.id defsndsai be and sDpssr
holden in the city Of Butter, Bates county. his-
sonri, on the FIRST Tuesday after the second
Monday 10 June 100, and on or before The rsfrd
day thereof OF the term shall 90 long oontnns,
and IL not then before the end Of said term,)
and pIes1 % said petition according 70 Law ne
DI se1rH - cVnirssc1 ana yuuKfnfat
rendered according 70 the prayer Of said pes-
ton and the above described real estate sold No
satisfy the same.
ABo tits further ordered by the courf
that copy hereof be Published In TEE
BCTLkE WrkKLr Imks, weekly newspaper
krIn , sna paDhshed IN Bates county, Mis-
sOar1S for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last In
sert1On 70 be Ut least fifteen DAYS before the arxf
day Of the nett next term Of ss1d court
A true copy from the record. rs
GSkAL-l my hand ss clerk Aforesaid. Lccl5.
seal OF said court hereuntcaNH<
Done at Once In Butler on this the n
Aarrn. DO- j. r. THUR
&-4 CIrcuf
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05

Judge Turner A Gill of the Kansas
Gity Court of Appeals has withdrawn
from the race for the nomination on
The democratic ticket to succeed him
self Judge Gill was one OF the dem
-ocratic Office holders who went off
with the gold bugs in 1896, and vot-
ed against Bryan. For this act of
party infidelity he finds the demo
cratic party can get along without
his legal services in 1900.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
Order of Publication.

STATE caE, or - Missouri s; s..
In the Probate Court for the county of Bate
February term, 1900, C. ID. Cole decea.~d
Aaron H Bell, administrator
Order OF Publication
Vow 1t this day comes Aaron T. Bell. admin
istraror OF the estate OF e. d Cole deosased
and presents to the court his peti ton pr.yi,g
Tor an order for the sale Of 90 much o. the zeal
estate OF said deceased viii pay and satisfy the
remaining debts due by said estate and vel nm
paid for want OF scienf assets m ni~1 n
the accounts, lists and inventories a. reauired
Dy law; on examination whereof 10 10 ordered
mat al persons Interested in the estate Of said A.
ceased, be notified that sppIicstien a. afores.id
has been made, and uniess the CONTRARY h.
Of this court 70 be held On she eoDnd MOndsy or
Nay, 100, an order will be made for the s>Is
OF the whole. or 80 much Of the read estate OF
said deceased as will bs sunHcient for the nav
ment Of said debts; and it 10 further ordered.
that this notice be published In some newsps opY
In Bates county, Missouri, for four ueeks &
fore the next term OF this court and tfnt a
copy Of this notice ss served On eack on the
heirs OF deceased, residing in Bssea eourty
Aforesaid. ~ least ten days prior to the ar.t
day Of the next term OF this court
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Bates,
I, J. y. smith, Judge Of the Probst. c1,rt
neld IN ana for said county, hereby certify mai
me foregoing 10 . true copy Of the orfxi. n Or
same appear Of record i'm my once
Witness my hAnd and sal ef xsid
tskALl court Done 1t once in ButIey
BATES county. Missouri, this slss dsy
Of March, iSe, j. " SMITH,
H-H Judge % Prsbate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
BRITISH SIMPLY
MOVED DOWN
Scene at the Ambuscade Des-
cribed as Most Terrible
One of the War.
Not a Shot Was Fired Until the British
Had Walked Into Their Death Trap
When They Withered Under
Fearful Fire Delivered
From Three Sides.

Bushman's kop. April 1.-The
Beers, who were hidden in the spruit
when the British guns were captured
yesterday, were commanded by
Reichman. German American.
The Beers retired this morning
when they discovered the British
scouts. leaving two Dutch military
attaches. one of them dangerously
wounded. in the hands of the British.
All of the wounded are doing we'll
Fry ons agrees that but for Col
Onel Broadwood' splendid handling
OF his troops not a member of the
force would have escaped The Beers
are still holding the water works and
the line of hills behind them.
Bushman' kOp, Sunday. April. L
Following the scouts of General
French's cavalry division to the
scene of the battle, a correspondent
witnessed one of the most terrible
spectacles of the war Horses lay
stiffened in the various attitudes of
sudden death and mingled among
them were CHASTITY human bodies,
with the wrecks of wagons and food
and forage scattered wide. Every
thing told terrible tale of sur
prise and carnage.
1t would be impossible to conceive
anything more ingenious than the
Boer trap and the only wonder is
that a single man escaped.
On crossing the spruit where the
grovnd rises Immediately toward a
z Ass knoll. with stony slopes facing
= no drift ono rnrUa Jnnn an innloGt1r.,
from which it was impossible to fire
over the drift At this point the
spruit makes circular bend. while |
the south embankment. enabled the
enemy to pour in a CALLING fire on
three sides. as well as double tier of |
fire in front
When the convoy was first attacked |
II scene offrightful confusion followed |
The mules stampeded and the wagons
were overturned, while the concealed |
enemy poured in a deadly fire
When the first battery appeared |
the Beers seemed industrious of con-
tinuing the slaughter and called up
on the British to surrender. At that
moment however b battery,
which was escaping from the rear of
the convoy under heavy fire, wheeled
into action and began Smelling the
Beers with the four remaining guns
The Beers confess that this battery
accounted for five killed and nine
wounded of their losses
Early iii this afternoon the Beers
collected about the convoy. began
the guns and wagons and
the collection of the Brit
sh' dead and wounded. Our actual
casualties were less than had been
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05

Judge l.. ID. Wimsatt. of the north
district, announces as a candidate for
denomination by the democrats OF
shis district. He has made one of the
best records ever made in that office.
He has watched over the interests OF
his constituency and the whole peo-
pie Of the county with fidelity. No
jobs can possibly be pushed through
with such men on the bench. No
business of Importance comes before
the court without receiving his closest
attention He carefully investiyat ties
the Law and evidence before passing
upon u case. He is one of the most
conservative men in the county. but
-sdoesn hesitate TO take pesponsibili
ny for his acts. He is genial. whole
souled gentleman, true and loyal tn
mis- friends. He has been a consistent
and hariworking democrat all his
life. 1t has been customary to give
a second term in two years office.
and it should be done in Judge VIM
-xatt' 5 ease without opposition.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
THURST0N ALARMED.
His Political Prestige in Nebraska Is
Threatened


Lincoln, Neb., April 1.-Senator
John NJ. ThurstOn. who five wears
ago had the republican party of Ne
braska SO thoroughly subject to him
that he was given the honor. UMPIRE
cedented in the history OF the state.
OF all election nnopposed in his own
party, to-day finds himself almost an
outcast. So completely has his
grasp upon the party organization
been shaken that only the other even
ing his name was turned dowA in the
caucus of his home ward when pro
posed as a member of the state dele
cation, and his home county is prac-
tically instructed for his most bitter
enemies.
Stung by the indignities put upon
him in his own county, Senator
Thurston has appealed to the repub-
licans OF the state to prevent his ut
ter reputation, and is now organic
ing fight to save himself that is
certain TO re:ld the party organiza-
ton in the state.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05

In the congressional primary i'll
the Second Missouri district Satur-
oday between Congressman Rucker
xnd Hon. w. HI. Mansur of Chilli
-~eothe, returns Indicate Rucker defeat
ed his opponent by a big majority
Rucker carried Monroe county by
500 majority. He also carried Car
roll and Charlton counties and his
majority in Linn county is estimated
at 1000. Mansur carried Living
stone county by $50 majority.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
National Chameleon.
Republic

Republic.
The direct cause of the delay in TIT
passage of the Puerto Rican govern
Inent bill. which has resulted so dis
astrously for Puerto Rico, is TIT
yacillating policy of President Nc
Kinley. Had the president insisted
on the free trade recommendation
contained in his message To congress
trade would now be flowing between
the United States and Puerto Rico
The island would be rapidly resumine
the prosperous condition in which
the Spanish war found it. Had the
president maintained for several con
secutive weeks the same attitude on
the question tariff bill OF some kind
| would have been passed.
A chronological examination of the
attitudes which President Mckinley
has occupied on the Puerto Rican
tariff question supplies food for
psychologists.
December, 1S99-President Nc
kinley in a message to congress
recommends free trade for Puerto
Rico.
January, 1900-Secretary of War
Root. Il member OF President Mckin-
lev 5 ca binet, in constant cOmmunl-
cation with the president, at the
request of the house ways and means
committee drafts a bill placing a
tariff of % per cent OF the Dingley
tariff upon Puerto Rico.
February-Intimati come to
the house OF representatives that the
on Puerto Rico.
March bill placing tariff of %
per cent on Puerto Rico passes the
house.
March :}-President Mckinley in a
message to congress recommends the
return To Puerto Rico of all moneys
collected as tariff from Puerto Rican
exporters
March 9-"Cabinet member" issues
authoritative statement" in which
he declares that the tariff on Puerto
Rico was demanded by certain bust
ness interests which feared that free
trade in Puerto Rico would be taken
as a precedent for free trade in the
Philippines.
March 11-IntimatiOns come to the
senate that the president favOrs n
reduction in the Puerto Rican tariff
to - percent.
March 1.-THE president declares
to prominent republican senator's,
among them Senat tor Beveridge, that
he favors free trade with Puerto Rico
with out extending the constitution
over that island.
March 17-President Mckinley de-
clares to senators who consult him
that he favOrs a one-way duty on
Porto Rico as q temporary device
March 21-President is brought to
favor a Is per cent duty on pressure
of important business interests.
March 21-Presidentfa vors a sepa-
ration of the governmental and tariff
sections of the Puerto Rican bill.
After all these changes it is doubt
ful whether or not any man in the
United States, even President Ne
kinley himself, knows where the
President of the United States stands |
Oh the tariff question of the Puerto |
Rican tariff Meanwhile Puerto Rico's |
-rade is paralyzed and her citizens
IRE starving.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
Sherif1s Sale

By virtue and authority of q general execu-
ton issutd from the ONCE Of the CLERK OF The
circuit court of Bates Co. Mo-. returnsble 20
the June term 1870. Of said court, me
ftrecte In fsvor of J r.. Morrf-
con assignee of Aaron BadRley and against
Noah Syhart and Mary Nvhart. have levied
ard seized upon ell the right. title. interest
and claim NJ aid defendant Bsrv Nyhart in
and to tire following described real estate attn
sted in Bates countv Missouri. to-vit:
Lo' 81 In section I, in towr shi 10 80 of range
3. eNrent tract coatsiningI5 Is- 100 srres
o. glnning at the narthwest corner Of said lot
2" ard rupnlng thence east IL 1s-Is0 chains
thence south degrees west IL 80 100
chsins. thence west 10 9l-lOO chains thence
north tn plscs Of beginning. Also the east
half Of lot "a. in section IN township - Of
range s.. except ]" sores OF NJ the north end
~ said asst half Of said lot "a Also all right
title. iDt~rest and claim of said within nsmAd
MARY Nyhart Of in and to the west half of lot
y in section in township 30, of range -
and the v~st half OF lot q in section in
township -. of rspKe -, will. on
Friday, April q. 1870
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and Eve O'Clock In the afternoou rf that
day st The east front door OF the court house
IN the citv OF Butler. Bates county, Missourf
sell the same or mneb thereof a. may be
- CURED At public yendue. 30 the b CHEST bid
Ger for eash. TO sstisfy ssid execution and
costs. T.. c MUDD
9I-4t Sheriff OF Bates County No