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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Clough Bros. will have a sale
at the Upton farm 8 miles north
of this city and q miles east
of Warren Tuesday Feb. Feb,
IL. Do not forget the date.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Hon. J. H. Whitecotton,
Speaker of the House, was in
this city Saturday morning with
old friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Mrs. Deborah Muldrow. of
Shelbina, came down Saturday
morning to visit her daughter,
Mrs. E. w. Ragland.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

If as many thousand FhilI.
pinos are taking the oath of
allegiance as the administration
organs say, that army of 100,.
900 to be sent over there will
have nothing to 40 but loaf and
draw rations.-K. G. Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Mark Hawkins has sold Z
head of mules to Mr.. Pritchett,
of Pike county, for $105 per
head. Also a span of good
mules to V. G. Spalding,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Ned Hagan, of Audrain Co.,
was here looking for mules
Thursday. OF course he. found
them.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

L want to exchange some first
class Quincy, Ill. real estate
for a good farm. Address
Lock Box 453, Monroe City
Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Mckinley, YES Gen.
Miles, as thoasI lie was an ex.
president. Miles said too
much about embalmed beef.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

After pleasant visit in this
city with old friends, Miss Ella
Shaw returned to LAGRANGE
Monday afternoon.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

The Masonic Temple, Toledo
Ohio was destroy by fire Tues
day. Loss 100000. The Ma
sonic records, regalia and
other property were all lost.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

j. M. Johnson, left Monday
night for different points III
Texas
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Mrs. H, q. Bruce was called
to Shelbina Saturday by the
serious illness Of her mother.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Miss Matte Whitecotton has
been the guest Of Palmyra
friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Alex F. Griffith will build
private telephone line from his
home northeast of this city to
this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

1873 acre farm 8 miles south Of
city for rent. Apply to
W. II. YOUELL.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

-Four hundred and sixty four
more sick soldiers from Manila
were landed at San Francisco,
Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

An irreverent writer says that
Satan's fall was probably due
to his having slipped on a peal
of thunder.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

The Burlington has a large
force of men putting in tile cul-
rertS east of this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Good COW and calf for sale.
Jno. j Rogers.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Taylor,
of Lakenan were in the city
with friends Tuesday. They
were enroute to the Usage
Mission Kan.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Fifteen couple had pleasant
dance Friday night at Mr.. Muir.
phys. 1 miles west of the city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Mrs. Bob G. Piersol was the
pleasing guest of the homefolks
at Hunnewell Sunday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

At the demand of the sugar
trust, a crago of Russiln eet
sugar has been refused admis-
sion to the port of New York.
The Russian government S VS.,
admit our sugar or keep Ameri.
can manufactures at no ne.
The Russian government is
right and as its position among
nations is stronger than thaC Ot
helpless Cuba and the Pmlip.
pines it will have its way. plG
only people the American gov
eminent at present heedS is the
strong people who will retail.
ate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Thomas Fields has secured a
position at the Blackwood no
tel.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Kansas City, Mo, Feb, D
Grover Cleveland has sent Il
letter to the Jackson County
Democratic club, regretting his
inability to attend its mecring-
and speak on the subject DE
mocracy-Its Past and Failure, -
saying: May l join you in the.
expression of hope that the,
addresses your club cOutem'
plates along the line suggested
will bear 30 Cd fruit in shaping
thd policy of the party in the
next campaign May l beg to
so farther and add the hope,
that the policy will be such as
to lead to restoration of De,
mocratic sympathy?"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Miss Bessie Fowler, of Hun
newell, has been the guest oil
her friend, Miss Della johnson
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-07

Warren Quilting, Of Joanna,
was pleasant visitor at the
DEMOCRAT Office Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
IDS Arriving Daily Watc Our Show Wndos Next Sundays Ad

Worth are visiting their sister Mrs. III
Mis- Hans Krelssls Of oak Gun, Nh ,i,,
Emma Dietz and Mira, Emma Bel nl Dal-
las have returned home
w. c. Chism of Paris Is mere.
Mrs c. A. Arnold Of WaNahachle IS nero
for the benefit Of the water for Theuha
Mrs. Cool, ana daughter Of Denton, guests
of Mrs. McClintock. returned home Writ
". b. Ware Of Clarendon, aftcr spend.
lng severed days, returned home Thurs
Mrs Bob Bell. Jr., and Mrs. Klmbroush
Of Weatherford are guests of Mrs. Dr.
McCIJckcn
Miss Nyra Mntihews has returned from a
r w Leyison OF Brentwood has re
H. = Naiors and family have gone to
J. NJ Neil and III Il, Blrdwell are in
Fort Worth.
Miss Annie oliver has returned from Il
brief visit TO Wcatherford.
Eccta. daughter of G.. ~ Bowen, PacNc
express agent of this city, has returned
homo from ar extended visit to friends
at Wcaiherford and Graham.
J, II. and Bub Coleman and Dick Eeelef
have returned from El Reno.
j. w Barber is a home from Chicago
]. NJ. Cummine and Hon j. H. Gl0s.
gow of Seymour, after weeks stay here
have returned home.
Banker J. l. Cunningham of Palo Pinto
spent Thursday here.
County Clerk Glen Wright was down
from Pale PINTO this week.
E. u. Oliver has returned from the
Eastern markets.
r s. Richards, Jr promnent ranch-
man Of Tmockmorion county is Il guest
or his father 7. $. Richards ST.
George p, AIacatoe has returned to his
hGme in Chicago, after spending some
time here looking %lftcr the interests OF
his large aud commodious pavilion aud
manufacturing plant Of the mineral water
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Mrs Roome Of New Orleans is visiting
her sister Mrs H. NJ Mayo
Miss Alice NJ. Powell left last week for
~ Louis to visit her sister, Mrs, $ l.
Mr.. Marcellus Foster returned Thurs.
day from flying visit to Mrs. Foster and
the boys in Newbcwy, S. c.
Mrs T. A. Flcwelen accompanied by
her mother Mrs 5. T. Powell, left Thurs
d8y for her home in FleweilCn, Texas,
Miss Cora Fuqua Of New Orleans. who
has been with her sister Mrs Austin
Pollard for the past week, has returned
10 her home.
Miss Louise and Mr.. Aiassie Dolen re-
grandmother. Mrs. n. L. Dolen. near RSc.
burn, Trinity county.
Miss Carrie C0rgIll returned Friday from
Comfort, where she has been enjoying the
pure air and heautifni scenery Of West
Texas for the past month,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NJ Longuecker have
Cetqrned from delightful t9nr through
at ZIG La Branch street
Mr.. Frank Brown Weeks left last week
TO Join his family al the yellow sulphur
Spring, Va, From thence they will 80 to
Buffalo, y. T.. before returning.
Miss Mary Hobby, who has been scpnd-
Ing the summer az Rpnlder, Colo, has re-
turned 70 Texas ana is visiting her .broib-
.er, Or. A. NJ, Hobby, in Dallas
:, Miss III McFGddlp. who has been at the
toria since her return from Colorado, lett
for her home In Beaumont last week
DIR, George Ramhaud Of the Pasteur iusil-
tu5e in New York, who mas been with his
nl0ther-in-law, Mrs. Bettie Bryan. for a
short visit left yesterday for his home
Mr. r. c. Jones Is at home again after
q visit TO his mother in BOnham. Mr. T.
A. Jones OF schenectady, y. H.. spent "a
day in Houston after returning with him
Mr. aud Mrs Thomas r. Franklin left
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
WORLDS CHILDREN.
|uilding for Them at The ST. Louis
Worlds Fair, 1908,
AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION
siptural Groups Representing Stories
nd Legends Of Childhood-Greatest
Display Of Dolls Ever Made.

n of the most StriRng and interest
sreaturcs proposed Tor tns Louisiana
ehasc Centennial celebration Mt st.
Il in 1908 Is the "Upttdrens Summing.
kidldins devoted extensively to the
kcmcnt ana instruction OF children.
architecture OF this huildlng is to be
ete willl sculptural groups represent
ahe stories ana legends OF cnildnood,
bnly bf our own Natloir-of the Anglo
b. race--but OF all nations l. IS tle
pNun 10 make TINS buuluinE tor the
10 > children, something never equaled,
4neyer to hV forgotten. DIR. carries
Her, q gentleman intcrt steG in the pro
Vi "Chlldren S Bulung at the st.
81 worlds tair, IN q letter addressed
DC preSiuent OF the Louisiana Pun chase
psltfon company, says:
b the line OF ornamentutlon / would
rs outside 3nu inside gcobf Of stat.
4 delineatinc Mother Gt usn stories a ID
CluluiSh LEGENDS, / would mike the
of instrnC ton subs rVien To that OF
Scheht' thougn combining bOtn IDEAS as
Y as pdssloie, Illustrating, Tor instance.
DE gelt natural sciences. Selections
Nbe made from eaCh aad all IL them.
Siig the most curious and striking
ns from thut .ealm. wnicn w0uid cs.
nlly appeal TO the child mind. Trained
Nns Should ue CuiDioyeu to mars out an
riTiNte program. All the various arts
rs ana Industries should be drawn on,
Ne could make the sreltes display of
Il ever made, representing the dolls cf
~ ll0nss the games, legends and stOri $
Nlidr2l OF all nations Tho Stories OF
SounC OF OSlmalS, tEC BIRDS al rn- mir
Hrurious hatits OF the unimuls aud
y in relation 20 tncir Young. is wei Is
q llte, amt, indeed. all auimal life.
Ever the beautiful ana So" .rlYut ma
al la st.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
CONVENTION OF MAooABEEs.
Some Echoes of the Fourth Biennial
Meeting.

Meeting.
no fire Editor Of The Post
Houston, Texas, August 30 The fourth
b,euu;al convention OF the supreme Hive
Of the L. O. r. NJ. was called to order at
1890 Tuesday morning July lG, hy SUI
preme Commander HOLSTER After reports
of committee on laws appeal rituals etc,
the regular order of business was taken
up. Lady HOLSTER noted steady growth
OF the order with membership Of nearly
94oCO at the present time The report OF
Bua NJ West, supreme record keeper, was
listened to with great. interest. and show
ed that the total charter membership OF
hives initiated during the term was l2,5a1,
with M average age Of SO years, months
ana Is days, very interesting table,
prepared by the supreme record keeper Is
ON which gives the present age Of mem
hors and gives a basis of determining the
exact liability Of the order Tn any given
number OF years The total value of hive
property on hand is SiG,QlG1O, of watch
S96fl.2s is for office furniture The in
very great SHOWING an Increase In assess
nlent fund of l33 per cent. Tho report
shows the gross assessments to hC S3ON,.
99l.63, and the total liabilities SGS.115.Gi,
leaving q balance to protect contracts Of
S2i1 ,Si6O2. The report of supreme finance
keeper showed 9 balance On hand IN KS
contains S293S.6l ana the emergency fund
S1nG,4OO4S.
Or Dnforth supreme medical examiner.
presented her report, showing that during
the past term she had examined 4lSNS ap-
phcants rejected 1912. Family hlsiory
ceuspa more reflections than nh}thing else.
Consumption caused ~ per cent OF deaths,
0Ht cancer 10 per cent. Inc records snow
That 2D5 deaths occurred during ne hrst
two wears OF membership
Next Ia order was Installation ~ oMieers.
rnpFt commander, Lillian NJ hnliktcf,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
lsIToRs TO MINERAL WELLS.

-arge Number Of Texans Have Been
Seeking Health.
ineral Wells. Texas, August 3l.-Foi,
ing are recent personal happenings here:
iss Pearl Standefer of Waco, after a
y stay here, has returned home.
ri Flora Iuckaby Of Wichita Falls
Miss Nanneita Williams of Cleburne
being entertained by Mrs, 5. A, Bar
iisf of Police Rca and JeG d. Mclean,
ointment attorney Of Fort Worth, spent
sfs days here this week
i. and Mrs VIII NJ. Anderson arc at
a from Bonham audsFpft Worth.
ri Akard of Weatherford spent sunday
" the guest of friends.
X Pearson has gone 10 Dallas on spe-
.Sw. Hurdieston has gone to Cloud.
unity Attorney W. +. Mcconnell OF
Pinto spent several days here this
oIonel S. II. Williams, proprietor Of the
rs stock Journal and oihcr Texas pa
3s4 spent several DAYS. here recently
iking the mineral water.
R. Anderson OF WgNIhachie, past
81 master of the odd Fellows lodge
49, - a. AN'HNiAA aA AAAh AtAE AfA
efneht of the Mater
a1or Lucas OF Beaumont is a prominent
val here. lie refused to be inter-
yeq on the oil fields OF Texas and its
ire outlook
fM Williams Of Thurber Is topper Of
Wills. When be arrived he found that
gfip had been packed with ThurOer
E.lnstead of his wardrobe,
9L Cater and Dr y. h. Nicholson or
las are recent guests Of the wells,
ldge j. Il. Robertson of Fort WORTH
n several days here the past week on
lbhusiness.
y C. Eorbers. general passenger ana
ct agent of the Gulf and BrazoS valley
way, spent several days In Fort Worth
pqst week on official business In the
resi- of his road,
iss Minnie McGonnagal Of Midland is
uest Of Mrs. Dr. Elliott
ri Love, joint billing clerk for the
itc and American Express companies
hillsborp, is in the, city
FL Allen ana daughters, Mrs. Maud
|afd aud Miss Bessie, have gene 10
lston for the winter
1873 Lucy Brown Of Fort Worth and
! Lucy Turner Of Smithheld, who have
r&yisitlnE with Mrs. c. Il. Turner,
eReturncd home,
lionel George w. o. Bricn, accompanied
MS. @, Brien, Is here from Beaumont.
slqnel G.. c. Rivers has returned from
4 fWorth.
IN carver president ana general mai
ri the Gulf and Bra2os valley rail.
.tpeturned FROM Henrietta Tuesday.
ifses May and Lillian Green arc At
~ from a brief visit with Weather
ltfricpds
III Weatherford. president of the Fcr,
81 esseu Brick company of Ferris, Is
iHs Lena Breeding has returned from
eNfeudcd visit at Kaufman
rA Sidney Smith Of Boreu Is a guest
Ms Cicero Smith.
~ II. L, Morehouse, after three
ks stay here. returned to her home
Ron Worth Tuesday.
l# Maud Erwin OF Bsllenger guest
eN' sister. Mrs. j. a. Jones, has re-
se9 home
.B. Cushman has returned to his home
~ Thompson, county clerk of Lamar
fp, returned home this week.
81 aud Mrs. d. ~ Howard, Mrs. K. l..
'N and p N, Howard, Jr., nave gone
ING Eastern markets.
E& J. \. FINLEY OF Waco is heie yisli.
Mr brother, u G. Perry.
IN John L, Andrews has gone to Ten,
'M for a brief visit.
M 4. b. Fox of Weatherford is a
III OF Mrs. Il. ], Green.
l6fes Anale and Neaa Stalu of Fort
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Ace uNloN a.
At the Old Settlers Picino at Sherman
BROUGHT Out 2 Crowd.

At the Old Settlers Picinc at Sherman
BROUGHT Out ? Crowd
sherman. Texas. August 30. To-day wps
labor uulon day at the sherman old SGT
tlers' reunion ana iBd istrial jubilee The
federated nnions marched 10 me cato nj
10 a. M IN the following order, Clerks
uuion. carpenters union, painters unl n
tlnners union. typographical union brick
layers union stationary iremrns union
ana Pederal union An appropriate nag.
bornr IN aHg hearcr. was nt the head
1T each union Arriving at me grounds,
II 70 Wnpds Of sherman and Mr.. Folsom
az Waco.
Dpring the afternoon sham hattie WAS
forcbt In the dUll grounds ~ camp Luther
r. Hare. Major Duncan Of the Fourth
regiment Texas Volunteer Guard, com
lnanding the defensive and Captain q o..
Enioit 1f The Fort Worth Fenchlcs Texas
Volunteer Gnard.
I'ne lnrge4 crowd VET hos boon ~ ~.
tendance today. one train on the Frisco
from fioldenville bringing IN 40 cScur
slpnlsfs
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Defends Washington and Waller
TO the Editor OF The Post.
Hempstead, Texas. August 2o.-The Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

STORE CLOSED MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER 2
LABOR DAY - = ::
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sHFRIFFs' DEPARTMENT.,

stolen from Shannnn's ranch Crocketu
ca,tnty. one soflal nurse with four wnliN
fect. white IN face aud about nftesn nHnua
high About years old, lncnDea q PAGE
and slightly StrinE.haiteu Hrauutv -
lrs,nnecfadl on left thigh, WI pay 80
foy horse nnn $3.50 for CONVICTION 81 anlels
~. il. Mc5re. sheriff OF Crockett eoaAkss
Ozona. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
aDoN,T BORROW TROUBLE" BUY
S AP O. 10
IT'S CHEAPER IN THE END.

arc taking Inc place of the large canals
and reducing the expense ~ making
crop Literary bureau. S0uthefa tNrlhc
and Houston aud Texas Central ra'iroaa-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-27
Read 1t in His Newspaper.


George Schaub. well known
German cilizen of New Lebanon,
OHIO, Is constant reader OF the
Dayton Voll1szeilung He knows
that this paper aims To advertise
only the hest in lis columns, and
when he saw Chamberlain 5 Pam
Balm advertised therein for lame
back, he did not hesitate in buying
n bottle of it for his wife, who FIR
eight weeks had suffered with the
most terrible pains in her hack and
could get no relief He SAYS, after
using the Pain Balm for few da, s
my wife said 10 me, i feel as thong h
born anew, and before using the
entire contents of the bottle the un-
bearable pains had entirely vanished
and she could again take up hel
household duties. He IS very
thankful and hopes that all suffering
likewise will hear of her wonderful
recovery. This valuable lnimen
is for sale by r. W. SMITH, druggist
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-27
Notice

:, Notice is hereby given that on Friday. the
9th day OF July 1901. ut 10 o'clock am. OF snid
day at regular meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners OF Washington County. state OF
Idaho the following petition for the organizn-
tion Of an Irrigation District will be presented
to said Board.
To the Honorable Board OF County Commission
ers OF the County OF Washington state OF
Idaho.
We the undersigned petitioners would most
respectfully represent to your Honorable Body
as follows. io-wit:--
1st That we are a ma jority OF the holders OF
title and the evidence OF tile to lands snscepti-
be Of one mode OF irrigation from common
source and by the same system OF WORKS
Oxnown MS the Weiser Water Co S. or Gallo
ways Ditch or CanGl)
ind That the said lands lie under and are
irrigated by and from water obtained from the
| Weiser Water Co. S Canal. That the lands aud
| territory irrigated and susceptible OF irrigation
| from said source are described AS follows. TO-
beginning at the main head gate OF the
Weiser Water Co s Ditch OF Canal whence the
| SO corner OF sec 80 in twp II RI W OF Il. NJ.
bears north IS deg. east $40 II. thence dowDsaid
canal on the north line OF the Right-oi- w ay
thereof IN n westerly direction to n point where
| il intersects Warm Spring Creek. whence
| the WI post OF Is in twp II n OF
| w. bears south "a deg 10 min W 100 u, thence
| down the Eaton lateral and branch 70 poln'
| on the NJ line Of sec II in twp II r W 1888 Il
| n OF the sw cor OF said sec. thence south "a det
| " 70 u point on the Snnke river whence the 81
post sec rs pears nofln % o'- 10 Hii ~" -
| thence up and along the right bank OF th'
/ Snake river to the mouth OF the Neisef river
/ thence up aud along the right bank OF th'
/ Weiser river 20 the mouth Of Monroe creek
! thence up Monroe creek to the mouth oil I'd
! Mill Ditch thence up the Mill Ditch to wher
IL leaves Weiser river then up along the RICH
bank OF the Wcispr river to the place Of begin
ming. All OF said land lying and being ~ WASH
fugfon county. Idaho. and continuing Hbon
5000 acres which IS more definitely describe
by n map OF said territory and land filed Ia I'll
Office Of he clerk Of the said BOARD Of Count
Commissioners. AS required by law.
3rd That desire to provide for the pm
I chasn OF the Weiser WAGER Co.'S Canal. All j
water. wateI rights. aud franchises belongir
thereto aud claimed thereby. and or the irrigi
ton OF the above described lgnds by the orgai
ization OF an irrigation district, under the pr
}. visions of u. b. 266 o. the Session laws OF Il
! State OF Idaho approved March 1899 aud
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-27
Notice of Sale ofReal Estate at Public Auction

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order of sale made and entered by the Probate
Court Of the County Of Washington aud state Of
Idaho on the 18th OF June. A. ID. 1901. In the
matter OF the estate OF Frederick A Westervelt.
deceas ed the undersigned. administrator OF said
estate win sell at public auction subject 10 con
hrmntion by said court. the following described
real property to-wit:
Beginning al point one hundred and nfty three
feet en- st OF the southwest corner OF the SOUTH
east quarter of the northwe q quarter OF Section
49, IN township II, north Of range west OF Is VI.
in Washington county. Idaho. and running
thence en- the south liUe OF the said south
east quarter OF Section 49, 1903 feet thence due
north 1913 feet thence west 1903 feet. thence south
1913 feet to the place OF beginning. containing
acre more less. together with ali buildings
aud Improvements thereon
That said sale will be made Friday the Y
dny OF July A. d. 1901 at 10 o'clock a. N. OF said
day at the front door Of the Court House IN
Weiser in said county and state: terms OF sale
ms follows one-fourth cash on day OF sale anc
the balance to be paid to the court on the day o.
and prior to the confirmation OF said sale eacf
OF said pa yments to be cash aud in the gold coil
| of the United States OF America.
Dated June 10Th. 1901. ARTHUR 5. Brooks,
| JOHN W. AYERS Administering OF said estate
! Att'y for minor heirs. 2e-4
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Notice Of Petition.
the Clerk Of the Board Of County Com

onice Of the Clerk of the Board of County Com
missioners
State Of Idaho. g..
County OF Washington.
In compliance with an order OF the Board of
OF COUNTY Commissioners. in and for the above
named County entered on the 9th day OF May,
1901.
Notice is hereby given that petition contain
ing al least one third OF the names OF the quail
fed electors and tax payers OF the County has
been filed and presented 70 said board. petition
ing the Bonrd TO build Public Wagon Bridge
across the Wcser river, the County road
leading from the town Of Weiser. Idaho to
Pnsette. Idaho and TO be located about one
fourth OF mile in sonthery direction from
the east end OF Main street OF said town OF
Neiser. and in the same place where the present
bridge crosses said river. said bridge 10 be COLI
structed OF metal or wood. as the case may re-
quire. and % hay be found most desirable. said
bridge TO be about fourteen feet wide. and about
two hundred and sixty-five feet in length. In
Gliding approaches: that said bridge shall not
/ cost TO exceed the sum OF Five Thousand i've
iundred dollars tS55000J); that said petition
win be acted upon by said Board at its next re
gular meeting TO be held on the stf day Of July
1901 or as soon thereafter ms the matter can be
heard.
7 Witness my hand and the seal OF said Board,
at Weiser Idaho, this tenth day OF June, in the
wear nineteen hundred and one.
lsEAL l. +. SMITH
Clerk Of the Beard OF County Commissioners
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