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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23
NOME BOUND.
First Miners on the Way Are
at Sksgwsy.

sKAGwAY. Jan. iS-The nrst q
the Nome bound aFgonauts % the
winter are In this city and VIII leave
on the 1890 mile Journey over the ice
and snow with dog team AZ soon
as the present storm subsidies. They
are VIM. J. Phillips and Henry knas
bel, OF san Francisco, We have
claims about 200 miles due east =
Nome. said Mr. Phillips. and must
get 20 the great arctic placer camp
not later than April 4. 10 permit ua
TO get our summer supplies IN be-
fore the snow goes.
The long journey Possesses no
tarrors % Us. however. a. Ne have
had three years experience upon the
vast snow plains adjoining h~riug
sra. We viii SO In light. has
Ing our supplies a. We need them.
We have nine good dogs and win Be
able TO ride the whole distance.
There can Be no installing that
the Nome region - very rich. and
the strikes on the Blueatuns, near
Teller City. are genuine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23

l. thcre not just about as much
fendlshnoss IN men today as there
was during the medieval ages, when
the rack and tsumbscrew were In
common use
A few DAYS ago i've hurglars en-
tered the house 90 Martin Reich. an
aged farmer living near shamokin,
Pa. and tortured him IN most
frsxhtfui manner. using red hot polk
crs en- bis bare feet and body. Thelr
cnly object Was % secure paitrv
sf1s which they knew that the old
man had secreted on the premises.
A few days ago a Western mob
burned negro az the stake. after
the fashion nf Indians. Burnings
have become frequent % late. ana
uchs Eioat over the fortunes q their
writing victims
II Is fair statement, Is II not.
that the men OF tina twentieth cen
fury have the primeVai instinct OF
cruelty s,tii implanted In their ma
lures. thlnly gicssed over by We
neering o. eiviliEationf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23
KUSKOKWIM
IS NOT RICH


Capt. Wagner, formerly Of the
steamer Newport. arrived in the
city on his return yesterday from
the headwatsrs Of the Kuskokwim.
lie said last evening that he had
been on wild-gooae chase for placer
gold. There IL no gold there to paw
fairly decent wages. r. the opinion
Of Capt. Wagner, and he warns the
public 10 stay away.
"Our trip" ne said. was n ter
fibIy severe one. and we could bare
~ carry in enough supplies 10 last
until our return. We had 20 cross
three ranges Of mountains. and this
could only be done with the assist
anee OF Indian packers.
The richest claim In the whole
Kuakokwlm district - owned BY
haif-breed Indian. and on bedrock
~ runs about &c to the pan. This
will not pay for the carrying Of grub
for the owner"
Capt. Warner has already turned
back over 80 stampeders, and warns
all others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23
WILL POISON
THOUSANDS

TOPEKA. Jan. 2g--A bill has been
introduced In the Kansas legislature
appropriating the sun q $1,000 with
which e. buy poison To- the exter-
mination 81 the prairie dogs that are
working havoc on the hundreds 81
thousands % acres % valuable rang
lands In Western Kansas. The dogs
burrow into the ground and ruin the
succuleut roots e the buffalo grass.
thus destroying the range feed.
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

A. T.. Stewart was yesterday AFT.
erunou arrested hy Omcer uhten on
a charge 81 fnrEefY. \ woman wha
claims e. b. his wife. alleges that he
forged deeds o. Meme mining prop
erty. Stewart Is now in thc city
tal and says h Is innocent. ard
that the woman IL not his wife
therefore any allegation NJ eommuu-
ity interests does not hold good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23
STARTLING
ROBBERIES
Come to Light In Cities OF
Illinois.

JOLIET H.. Jan. sS.-Ry the re-
cent arrest and confession OF the
rlnglcader. the existence and opera
tlons 90 an organised ganE OF uilk.
robbers. and the ieatinK - stores IN
no loss than 90 cities, resulting In a
total loss - about 5000. ooo. havv come
L. light Nothing but the very fiu-
est quality ~ silks were taken. The
loot was disposed 81 through q chi
Gag fence" Many arrests viii fol-
low this startling exposure Of whole
sale crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23
NOTHING TO Do
With FIGHT

". J. Maxwell, Of the Ballard Ath-
ietie club. IN an Interview last night.
said: 1T has been circulated that the
prize nghf between billy" Cooper
and billy" La Rose 20 take place a.
Ballard. Thursday night, Is under
the auspices Of our club. This IL
not correct. AZ the club has nothing
whatever 70 DO with the bout"
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Go On The CITY OF EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT.
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave Seattle. 40 a. N. y IA. AID
. "a.
Leave Everett glts a. m. 2 % ana
40 ,. ia.
Three refund tripa daily except
sunday.
Coliuan dock. Seattle Tel Red III
Fare Ttr. round trip q % fret
class meals served 90 -
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VICTORY FOR
TELEGRAPH

KANSAS CITY, Jan. IA deci-
zion of national importance has been
handed down BY Judge Henry Of the
United States circuit court. In this
decision Judge Henry rules that the
state Of Missouri, represented by the
ftate board ~ equalization, has not
The right 20 tax the franchise o. the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
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nrAL rsrArr oao,iaa.a.

4-z=--.-..zs=-s----s ..--HH# s-.-.--.s
1T ~ 20. g-raam r1ftaee. elsas
- cor iIuH f1r 100
Lot rrrlg4 Hith new fsfaam ri.
faR.. furnished. for 1850 ia
nHah. balance eHrg
safH3m cottage. l1f = x ifz III gf.z8
f4U rarh balance good terms
- fN -. t-r0am hour. Is cgrnef,
far 80 .an rlnrH iHs
a#raam house. lJt - 100. one block
from Madison car Ilrr
Lot go q ~. with f-rrnu H.aefer4
house. FIt9 cash. balance SO paf
month.
Lite l5 ~ 80. close ~ car llHs. on Ia.
Hfalimeufs.
Haufsr ana iytf Al pHriH - city.
49, j. 8fCOENEtL A. co,
IZf Pike. cor second Ave.
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RHEUNATLSN

Don't say that you have tried ev-
eryihlng until you have tried the
Perfected OJygenor King. This
wonderful instrument has made
thousands Of cures. many Of which
have been considered hopeless cas-
IS May be you don't know what
the Perfected Oxygenor King isf II
you do not. then make Il your bust
ness 20 find out al about II at once.
as you may be very happily disap-
pointed. The OxyRenor King 10 an
instrument with a generator, cords.
and treating plates. How does IL
cure Answer. II cures BY causing
tse system 20 absorb great Quanti-
ties OF oxygen. What II oxygeEf
Answer. Oxygen g. a gas and the
greatest germ destroyer known 20
science
The cause Of rheuma fism is In the
blood. and as the function Of oxy-
gen II 10 keep the blood pure and
circulating freely. no disease can ex-
ist for any length OF time when thu
body Is thoroughly charged with IL
Washington OIYgal0r Company
ais and az Pioneer Building.
Seattle. Wash
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.

OSBORNE. THEMfER a CO. Inc.
Abstract Company established
issa Mining claim abstracts iiAHe-
msut 90 the Mutual LIE building.
booth 4Whittierey- iianford Abstract
- established isf1. harrmHut uf
Halier block Telephone Main ipt
Abatnet 60. 3. = bik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23

Tie project 20 grade Third avenue
down 10 a business level. 50 that II
may become a mercantile thorough
fare. Is move In the right direction.
AS Seattle expands the demands OF
trade cannot be satisfied hy the
store space On First and Second ave-
nues and Pike street. Third avenue
81 the next best adapted for business
purposes. Already a number Of large
blocks are contemplated for Il. the
only drawback being the fact that
the grade Is bound 10 be materially
changed. Investors do not care 20
put up expensive buildings where
such grade alterations are IN proc
pect.
As long as Third avenue must be
graded down the sooner the thing Is
done the better IL viii be for the
business interests Of the city. as well
AS Those Of the property-owners
themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23

The ilnseed oil trust. one Of the
most vt1anieus % the trusts. has got
into n fine ecrapc. IL has been sell
ing 4 gallon 81 oil weighing seven
and one-haif pounds. A. NJ. Heath
discovered that a true gallon ~ lin
seed oil weighs seven and three
quarter pounds. The appellate
court AZ Chicago has Jus; given him
Judgment OF $4,000 for short
weight on his purchases, and the
trust Is liable for similar damages
90 every concern TO which Il has
sold abe ell within che past five
years. Thsa would be comforting 20
farmers and others who have %
paint their houses. barns and fences
were II not for the certainty that
the trust can make even" for these
losses by raising prices 20 all house.
barn and fence owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23
FRANK II. RFMICk q Co.
e. :. Carpenter r "a. Remick
afl-efa Rnilev Rlnck

{. :. Carpenter FIJI. Remick
ii-2i2 Bailey Block.
s30e0-One fun acre on brow ~
Queen Anne hill. overlooking city
and harbor. unohstructed view. one
block north q Highland drive. 90
X is2 Is. extension Of car line will
go within blocks. equal to 8 lots
81 TO each.
s4e0-Choice lots on East Union and
18th ave, only 3 left. very desir-
able location.
S500-One-H tracts on Queen Anne
hill. extension 81 car line will pass
property. city water. perfectly
level. within and blocks lots
% 100 are selling for S20o each.
only few left.
s20o-Half acre adjoining University
Heights add, high and slightly.
only IA blocks from car line. on
west side. or we will sell Ia acres
for 5000. equal to ia lots adjoining
lots are selling for $3.50 each. taNl0u
S2nas@Queen Anne avenue, choice lots
for $500.
S7IF-One Of the choicest corners on
Queen Anne and Howe streets, t5
100 to alley.
Another choice corner. Queen
Anne and Howe. 50 \ 100. one block
from car line.
ti1s-Lot In Bigelow's add. Second
avenue west and Lynn street. cor
uer.
MELROsE AVE. NEAR PIKE.
S615-C Corner lot. ready To- build on
lot graded. street graded and sew
cred hne unohstructeu view: .
h'acts north Of Pike street
S550-Inside lot, adjoining the above.
graded.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
t2So0-Two houses Of eight rooms
each. modern. brick piers. close 10
car line, near Denny way.
sl2a0-SiN house on Path ave.
south, $3.50 just expended upon
property. $3.50 cash.
$3.50 six room house on 26th avenue;
hard finish. $3.50 cash.
81 ZOO seven room house with base
ment: lot 60 i2n. 100 feet from
Lake Union car line fine view
$500 -3-room house and 50-foot lot
corner Gath avenue. north Of car
line. $3.50. balance to suit.
SlNaa=1-room house. modern, view ~
city. on Queen Anne hill. barn.
bearing fruit trees. lot so X i2S. a
desirable home.
$4,000 -3-room house and acres at
Green lake ~ acres In strawher-
ries. $1,000 income off place last
year. furniture and tools included
2ts blocks from car line,
FARM PROPERTY.
10 acres, all under cultivation. 200
fruit trees Groom plnstcrpd house
good barn and other outhuildings.
unsurpassed Wow Of the sound.
Cheap, half cash,
3 acres. all improved, two blocks
from car line. Good house. Terms
ON this
FRANK IL. REMlCK & co.
2n-s12 Bailey Block.
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HIDEOUS!

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan. gs.-Frank
Jansen. a barber. h under arrest
here for murder. lie went home
drunk from a ball and threw a light
81 lamp az his wife. The bed cloth
ing was lguited. and JauaSens sev.
en- year old son was burned -
death. The wife and her sister.
Maggie Mcdonald. were fatally
harmed
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J. =. BALL. ia. - RoKweu Block.
fpe Columbia 81. above lat Ave.
General practice ia All the courts.
Damage Cases Specially
Moderate Fees Consultation Free,
Ten Years Active Practice.
VA ~ HgTTNEH. Attorney at
Law Advice free suits prose
euted aud defended ln nli courts.
IS years experience. Proceedings
ia bankruptcy Companies moor
pafatr3 Abstracts carefully eH-
amined. Collections made In all
parts - the United states High
sHi commercial and hank refef~n-
eeH 81 Third avenue. arpnhlfs
Public Library Phone Main 1000
~ Z. POSTER Formerly ~ Neon
nellHNiile . barr sx-rsferaee m
bankruptcy grnerai law practice
collections etc. 80 Pacific block
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-hi .lhus Dexter Horton Tank hld
rtEhHE s. rEUnY 1870 Second
, a KEiiHGG - Haley balidinE.
nENsoN = Aust. 3 nostan nioos.
v y AannTH. so,.,. PAeine biE
a e. MACDONALD. 90 Burke 1919
Root. Palmer & nrosfH. Pioneer bid.
10 g coxoeER 60 usiler bids
t.YhfAN q KNAPP 10 Iiailer bids
v u MAnrfN 2 lsesion nieek
q. WARD kEMP - burke BIDS
, = pou6lAs ~ EeW York hlk
RICHARD oeHopS. 9os.s y ~
3 = LANoLANp - New YORK hlk
HORACE PETER SIS New York hk
. = KEYEs $50 Sew York Mock
Pred 90 Peterson. &c Mutual Iife
y q rAEkER az Paclnc meck
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MORTIMER HAND. Scientific As
tFnluErr tiufuNcareH calculated.
call ~ Hend date - birth hour.
ant place. - iile FIrat avenue.
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Count CasteIianess creditors are
ripping him up the back. and by
making public HIS replies % hts
creditors has proven that he IL not
only a good deal OF = fool. but a fu-
enf liar as well.
The man went money mad He
paid. or agreed 70 pay. sums for art
curios that would have swamped the
finances Of king. He took about as
much thought Of the morrow IA a
last years robin.
II + now proposed to cut down the
Gould allowance 20 the impoverished
count 70 a beggariy 500. 900 a year.
The Seattle Gas 4 Electric Com
pany shows no present disposition
20 make terms with the city. Why.
then. should Mr.. Hill expect the city
60 make terms with him-after he
io@es the present franchise suits now
pending in the courts
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ARCHITECTS.
ATTORNEYS Law.

\ TIpEMANp. u calnrn bloek.
AeMuHus 4 waik,f. 90 n. I blk
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WHY PAY RENT when you can
asu your own homat We ~ fsI
sou 4 Iaf EIziif IN rizs for 500 On
easy monthly faHuepta. ~ paY-
4Hg cash sou can get HIUsfal dis
count ard we can get you TIA
uouey - mf'd slfh az low rate
If interest which can b. PAID back
ia monthly IuafaHIn-ntH instead u
having farf 20 q landlord you are
having for your own home. n heae
Iaia are only two blocks from the
car line IN q. = stones Old hone.
stead ~ Fremont Efwards 4
stone. agents p Hirckieg block
%EAT cottage. 3 rooms. nicely i1cat-
81 lu Ballard large yard. chicken
houses. good place for poultry. -
make quick sale vii sell 81 los
rom. MALTBY. 80 New York Blk.
SANITARY BATHS.
TffRNEYsH old aafa bliHhed SANITARY
Hatha. now located al aiZ Third
avenue Open day aue nlFht
sKtOsD-nAND FUh NtfTaE
Oily AFif uFuIANff Eaafss ~ "a
ave Tie cheapest place - bgT
your furniture ~ al kinds stoves.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
ESTES DANCING Academy zZIs ist
ave. popular and select school g1-
to-dats fancy aud society dancing:
only - hoo where ordinary pupils
learn 10 10 dances ~ Z iessona
EAGLES ATTESTiOS-You are
comma ndad 20 attend anniversary
ball on W~dn"rday Febr0ary 9
TA.LOas
N ANpERsoN. 500 see2ne Is.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
Ne nanafacture all kinds 81 can-
va covered Horse Bis ukets for al
kinds Of horses al al kinds % prices.
Al kinds u people buy them. seat
tie Tent and Awning Co. wnoisEis
manufacturers Marion ~ Wcsiefn
ThLsKs AID telescopes.
s~~-~--~s~a~s-a~-~a=-
BIG Bargains IT olympic Furniture
store. 81 Third avenue.
sfHBELLA HEr sIbi..es.
f5NpREI.I.AE manufac tured. Re-
covering and general repairing. III
columbia street fobcann RfNH
VOICE CULTURE.
q MNGNUS Schultz. HaiYoke ii
WANT ED-REEL ESTATE.
- have cash customers for lots.
cottages and modern dwellings N
any part 81 the city. German
American Investment Co.. SD 1rt
avenue. opposite public library.
WANTED.
To BLY, ail kinds Of second hand
goods olympic Furniture Store.
af1 Third ave. tel Main ssi-
WASTED 10 Bth HotsE
--=zsa~a~arsNa-a~a~-~sse
WILL pay not over 1850 for house
and lot CaM zls New York blk.
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:. J TEACHSoR.
SO New York Block.

DON T BUY until you see our list
=. II RsnIek a Co. III "a Bailey.
FOR SALE easy terms. 10 acres In
White River valley. all improved.
fine buildings. u acres near Kent.
good buildings. improved. Neither
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MISS EMMA V. Rt<ART. d. q,
y. @. R1CkART. D. o, room t0S
Collins block. Seattle. Tel. Main 723
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rite FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE

Paid up Capital ilbo.oe
General banking business transacted
J. -. Huwu. ir, res. NJ AeNick-
en-. vice pres l.. Turner. cash. ".
r parkhurst Asst. cash Exchange
~ urfrriraf rlties % 4 Furnpe
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Nat cottage. 3 rooms nicely l0cat-
81. boz ballard. large yard. chickea
houses good place for poultry. %
make quick sale vii sell 81 los
poBT MALTBY, so New York Blk.
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Mrs Il. BENNETT IH again al %
iiattff block. hair. scalp treatment
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Have you a want Then tell Il 10
the star Ses list ~ agencies page q
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FoR SALE.
4 HOME FOR You

on payments nearly hs easy as rent
WIZ double tn value. See US At
once Great Northern Land Co.
81 int ave. Phone Main go.
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MHR HANSON. stylish millinery.
InH. nrIrnh- .nInef lth ana PIaa-
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HELP WANTED.

QUEEN CITY Employment ONCE
1905 Third Ave. phone Green 1901
Cooks. cha mbefmaids. mattresses
and nurse girl
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WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. iBc. Alley Restaurant. a.
ley on Columbia bet. snd aud afd
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WANTED Old gold and silver u.
HenHel. mfg teweier p Binefiry.
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DR.. kIHBE. bailey Bullding
nR sHELLABARGER 81 HncSiey
DIR. GWtNN. eye. ear. nose. throat.
Hours i0-2. IS. Burke building.
DIR. FONDA NApEAU. eve ear,
nose and throat 33l Burke BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-23

WASHINGTON Institute of usteo-
pathy, third year In Seattle. over
II, 900 treatments given. literature,
including complete report Of two
years work, sent free on appM-
CntIon. snfe Itnnalt nldR.. Sehttle
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FEHREN- MARVIN co.
30 and 81 Pioneer Block
OFFICES and desk room. single or
en- suite reasonable rates. call SIS
New York block.
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osTEoPA- nv.

CALL up olympic on Go. Tel. Main
oal al7 THIRD avenue.
Warren sheaf., 1901-02-07

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith went
to Argyle on Tuesday mornings
train.
U -Gunder p. Sorter, OF Ringbo p.
O., town OF Holt, drove over today
to transact some business at the
court house and to visit friends for
q few days.
Percy Baker, who was tried at
Ada this week for attempting to kill
Nettie Larson, was found. guilty yes
terday Of assault in~the first degree,
and was sentenced by Judge Watts
to five, years. imprisonment.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will serve an
old fashioned. supper ate O'Clock on
the 21st Of February. Some OF the
good old fashioned dishes served IN
Washington's time will be pattern
ed after. Watch papers for further
notice. -.> .s-:.. -.
Z The Red men have decided on the
evening OF Feb. 18th as the date for
holding their first ball. The opera
house has been engaged, and Prof.
Juliot, the harpist, will furnish the
music. The boys are going to ma ke
this a very pleasant affair and invite
you all to come.
Warren sheaf., 1901-02-07
Notice of Expiration Of Redemption from Tax
Sale Of Absolute Property.
State OF Minnesota County OF Marsha]l

i>OeiCS u Expiration OF redemption from Tax
Sale Of Absolute Property.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Marshall-ss.
sz1 To J. H. SANDsIs.
! Take Notice, That the tract OF land a assessad
III your name. situate IN the county OF Marshall
state OF Minnesota, and described az follows
Eto.wit The North half lnhsl OF the Nopthp ast
quarter tneA) OF section nine (9) in Township
No. 1885, Range No. 43, was. pursuant to the pro
visions Of Chapter 322 OF the General Laws Of
the year. 1899, at the sale OF forfeited
lands pursuant to real estate tax
Judgment amounting to Forty-four
District Court In said county OF Marshall on the
2lst day OF March. A. d. 1909. in proceedings to
enforce the payment of taxes upon said real es-
hendred and ninety seven tlss7). and for any
prior year or years for said county, which sale
was held ut Warren in said county, ON the 7th
aDdsSth day OF May. A. d. 1909, sold for the sum
Of One Hundred and Thirtysfx Dollars and
cents. said sum being the highest bid therefor;
and the amount required to release the said
tract OF land from said sale. exclusive of the
c0Sts to accrue upon this notice, Is the sum of
Eighty-six Dollars and one cents. being all OF
the Ortginal taxes interest, penalties and costs
due thereon. and; that the tfi..e for rpdemptiOn
Of said land will expire sixty days after the ser
vice Of this notice. and proof thereof has been
filed In my office. .~@
Witness my hand and seal this 18th day OF
January. A. 1901.
o. 81 Al NELSON, E
IsEALl Auditor Of Marshall County.
III tAE t..- Minnesota
Warren sheaf., 1901-02-07
The Void Case Again.

On November 16 last year the
county authorities brought to War
rem from town of Excel, a farmer by
the name OF Christian Void, and the
corpse of his 13 year old daughter,
Augusta, who had died shortly before
that under suspicious circumstances,
for the purpose of making an investi-
CATION and examination of the case.
Void was subsequently released as
county attorney Stanton held that
the evidence was not sufficient to
convict, nor was his mental con-
dition to be sufficiently unbalanced
TO warrant his being sent to the in
sane asylum. An autopsy over the
remains OF. the daughter was help
but we understand there was some
quihbling aboutpayingfo for the chemi-
cal analysis necessary to determine
the presence Of poison in the stom-
ach. However, the SHEAF is informed
that such an analysis was made, and
that the result showed the presence
of antimony in a sufficiently large
quantity to produce death.
II this be true, serious crime has
been committed in Marshall county,
as the poison must have been admin
istered by some one, and the people
will demand that the matter be sifted
to the bottom. There has been too
much laxity in this case. We do not
know whose faultit is, whether it is
the county attorneys or some one
else's, but this we do know that the
great county Of Marshall is rich
enough to punish Offenders. The
man Void lives on his farm with a
ten-year-old son, and another daugh-
ter, and for their sake as we'll as for
his own good, and for the protection
OF society, the case demands investi-
cation. II his mind is unbalanced he
is not a. safe man to care for these
remaining children. And if a crime
has been committed it ought to be
ascertained and punished. ....'