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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-16

ClWCC LIS 0OACA-uoAS Ian oAy " ~
stockholders or between its stockholders
themselves or any of them, or between
said stockholders or any other persons or
corporations, that the stock OF this de-
PENDANT should be held. used or voted
other than by each stakeholder, separate
ly and individually. and in such way as
he should see fit: and there has been no
agreement, promise or understanding be-
tween said stockholders and any other
person or corporation, that they or any
Of them should use. hold or vote their
stock in this defendant in association or
for any common purpose or OBJECT.
The owners and holders of stock of this
defendant are more than thirteen hum
dred Il, 300 in number, and the ownership
Of the stock Is being changed, from day
to day, by sales and transfers. in the
usual course OF dealing. The said per-
sons Who formed or were otherwise con-
cerned in the formation OF this defendant
rave never, all together, held. owned or
otherwise controlled an amount OF stock
Of the said company equal to so much as
one-third Of the whole amount thereof
now outstanding. This defendant has no
contract or obligation to purchase or ac-
ouire any shares whatever in either rail-
way company, in addition 20 those which
It has purchased or negotiated to pur-
chase, as above stated. It's authorized
capital was fixed by persons who planned
its organization to enable It to give to
each stockholder in a of the defend
ant railway companies an opportunity to
sell his stock to it. should he see fit to do
20, and should this defendant desire to
acquire It. The sum fixed was deemed
ample by those who planned the forme-
ton Of this defendant to furnish the
means to pay for all such shares as
would likely be acquired by 1t. and to
leave remaining . large amount to be
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-16

than 1900 in number, and few of them
had any connection whatever in the plan
ming or forming of this defendant, and in
their absence from this litigation no de-
cree can be made affecting their rights
in the premises.
And this defendant denies all and all
manner Of unlawful combination and
confederacy wherewith it is by the said
petition charged, without this, that II
there IL any other matter, cause or thing
in the petition contained material or nee
essary for this defendant to make answer
unto, and not herein or hereby well and
sufficiently answered, confessed, trav-
ersed. and avoided or denied, the same Is
not true to the knowledge or belief Of this
defendant; all Of which matters and
things this defendant is ready and will.
ing to aver, maintain and prove as this
honorable court shall direct, and humbly
prays to be hence dismissed, with its rea-
sonable costs and charges in this behalf
most ~wrongfully sustained.
The defendant. in answer to the purely
technical portion of the plaintiffs petit.
ton. admits the forma facts set up con.
corning the organization Of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern Railway com
panies and the territory which thos.
companies cover. The defendant admit,
its formation under the laws Of ths
State Of New Jersey, but denies the al
legations Of the petition concerning tn,
purposes for which 1t was organized.
The Northern Securities company 1,
represented by John w. Griggs and
George B. Young. the Northern Pacifi,
company by 0eorge B. Young, and to-
Great Northern company by NJ. d
Grover.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-16

So CLAIMANTS FOR
BICKFORD. Washington, ID. c.. they
will receive quick replies. B.6thN. II. Vols
Staff 10th Corps. Prosecuting Claims since 1879
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BETHEL 'LYMPus.

Edwin Rix is at work for {. r. Noble.
Fanny Leavitt commenced school here
Monday with sixteen scholars.
Lula NJ. Bowen went Sunday to her
school in the Ranney district in Stock
bridge.
j. II. Wilmington has hired the house
where he now lives of b. A. Buttles for an
other year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blake have fin
ished work for G. G. Noble and went
Wednesday to Randolph to work.
Drs. Stevens and Miller have finished
testing cattle here They have now all
been tested. Two were killed for b. c.
Harlow, three for Charlie Twitchell, one
for Oscar Anger, two for j. II. Beckwith
and one for John Morse.
DIR. l.. Nj. Greene was called Sunday TO
see Mrs. Nina Twitchell. He pronounced
her insane and she was carried Tuesday to
the insane hospital at Waterbury. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy OF the
community in their sad affection.
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+. A. Williams, an inspector of the
rural free delivery system, is in town
this week inspecting the three additional
routes Letitioned for. Mr.. Williams eX-
amined class Tuesday evening of can
didates, including f. w. Cook, II. +.
G ant, +. L. Cotton, o. n. Barrows,
Frank Pease and John Wallace.
Owing to the severe storm of Saturday
evening the attendance was very small
at Rising Star Grange, owing to which
fact and the uncertainty of the electric
lights, after voting upon three applications
and receiving four new applications, it
was thought best to adjourn the meeting
until the next meeting, May Bird, after
which a very pleasant social was enjoyed
for the remainder of the evening. The
meeting for the instruction OF the
can didates for the third and fourth de-
grees, will be held on Saturday evening,
May 10th. Be sure and not mix the date
of the two meetings. The committee
for the tables are from the letters + TO O
and all of those who are not personally
seen by the committee are requested to-
bring either cakes or rolls, and be sure and
bring themselves.
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Do You Want To Be Stropr,
We HAYS !, peof At Hand that yInaI I,
all that Is Claimed For i u"
A good many OF us haye !,

"A good many OF us have n M a..
city" to get certain things 81 70 Tie
We will save our friends al
ers the trouble Of trip. at Iess,0 custom.
as buying Vinol is concerned 11as 50 IA,
1t is one of the greatest tonie..L-.
that has ever been brought h o sgulllefs
ton. Large quantities Of Il ar ~, 4llen'
all of the large cities of onr 80. soia u
elsewhere. Now we have been a ,,','e ana
sole agents for this place. Fo'lisd
Vinol is better than cod live. L.,
everything for which this gressn ~ io'
ture was prescribed. AlI'
The following from Chilljcotb. "a.
writtenby Mr.. George Burgoon wiz o .alo'
''My wife was very much run 80 ~ y
flesh and strength. Commenced an y
VINoL and she felt the bene6cisIA
suits OF il before the first bottls -.
gone. She took four bottles n M ~
received wonderful benefit. Herst,e, a.l
returned and she gained materiall, /.
weight. | am happy TO state tbat i.
is now In perfect health and wa giv. M ny
MOL the entire credit for this happv -
suit" F' "
Won't you please call on us and ia :,
tell you how NINOL does good or H.
send you a book that tells an about 4
We sell Yinol under a guarantee ~.
If it don't help you We viii return van,
money. 80
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FoIIowinx IN the Argument.

"Dr. Fourthly, does the performance
of one good act make good mani"
"By no means"
"Then why should the committing
of one sin make a man a sinner?"
well, suppose a man is covered with
fless. If you remove one flea from you
you don't make him happy, do your"
No"
''1et If he has just one flea on him
he's a miserable man, isn't he?"-Chi-
eago Tribune.
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License 70 Sell.


ESTATE OF EMELINE 7. SMITH .,
STATE OF VERMONT Iu Probate O1lf. IVY
RANDoLPH DISTRICT, -. al Randolph, - q IA
said District, ON the 2lst day ui April .. - III
Emeline 4. Cole, administrators q tlt ~ ms.
Emeline T smith. late of Randolph, in tit t5rt
triCt, deceased, makes application % s.lN y sz|f
for license 60 sell an 81 the real teiat .r-.. I'd
deceased 20 wit. House and Ut in the p lill.5 49,
Randolph representing that the safe VIII '' ''
etcal e. an the heirs % said estate, . chat
Whereupon, il Is ordered 10y sald Esreaf
said application DE referred % session lL..5,b
20 be held az the Probate Office, IN sail h.t- 1r1
on the sth day OF May. A. p. 1902, tor $3.50 flat
decision thereon; and IL Is further oritfSL rE
AN persons Interested he notified hereof, ~ Ftsr
LEGATION Of notice Of said application ~ tTarsiI
thereon, three weeks suCccssiNelN h w. i.l6b
and News, a newspaper published at - ...itf-
in this State, and which cirCulates 10 ~, .i5 IA
borhoOd OF those Interested, before IN. $500. aud
hearing. that they may appear az 9ll1
place, and. IL they see cause, object thttet'
BY the Court: Attest, .r,rs r,Hze.
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Annual yillaee Meeting. = :.

w AhMANAfs
The legal voters Of the village Of Ran
dolph are hereby notified and warned 70
meet al the High school building On
Main street in said village on Tuesday. ths
9Th day OF May, A. ID. 1902, at $50 O'Clock
in the afternoon, to act upon the folloE'
business:
1st To elects moderator for the yr
ensuing.
I'd To elect a clerk for the year en-
suing.
Sd To hear and act upon the reports
OF the trustees, treasurer strea
commissioner, water comms-
sioners, chief engineer and or
wardcns.
dth To see IL the village viii vote 70
purchase 500 feet, or any, new
fire hose, and II so, 10 approprl-
ate money therefor.
9th To see II the village will vote 70
continue the work OF macadam-
izing streets and to what extent
and II yes, then 70 appropriate
money for the work
9Th To see II the village will vote %
appropriate anything, ana y %
how much, for the support OF me
Free Public library.
9TH To see il the village wiz vote 70
do any concrete work, and U "a
to appropriate money for Inc
same.
Sth To see II the village viii vote "
build any sewer or drain, or WIN
order any survey preparatory "
such work, and III so, TO maAe
any appropriation Necessary
therefor.
9th To see II the village viii vote Y
extend the system Of street lgnl,
on any and Whist streets ana
how far.
10th To raise money to pay the mdeoli,
edness and current expenses o'
the village for the ensuing leah
18th To hear the report Of the trusle,s
relative to revision OF the NillAse
bylaws, and TO act thereon ~
the amendment or repeal OF AiP
existing bylaw and the aaop
tion or rejection, with Or VIII
out amendment, Of ans pI1f
ed addition 10 the same.f
j. b. EIDREDGE, Village Ol'iA'
VT, Apr. ., 1902.
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License TO Sell.
ESTATE OF ORLANDO MORSE.

ESTATE OF ohLANbp At'' Get
STATE OF VERMONT, In Proh45,tg 'Si5l5h.
In and for said district, on the lith asl Ia fhe
A. D., 1902, Leon J. Morse, admin t55,irh in
estate OF Orlando Morse late ~ 49, 49, "a said
said district. deceased makes apiilllli '.tIf, %
Court. for license 10 sell all q the real ~.
said deceased situated in Randolph ~ sale
farm IN Randolpb' reprssenting that w - ne
thereof viii be necessary Tor the pay -
debts Of said deceased. - ,.rrt that
said application be referred % session ,,5,i51h
20 be held at the Probate once, m ss'n ~ hear
in, ana isis.,, fbsT,s,f: and It Is further 49,
ed, that an persons Interested ne u,tiIstf5r and
by publication OF notice q silu afls-.iv iu che
Herald and News. a newspaper lIl..-II5fe- 10
Randolph in this state, and when VI i,sf5re SID
the neighborhood 80 those interestt.l N said
time Of hearing. that they may Ali.e object
time aud place, and If they see eau"
thereto.
BY the Court: Attest, .-,,-,rors Judge.
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"There, George Ferguson! You've
let that dry-goods package fan into
the mud, just as / expected! You're
Of no more account than two sticks"
(Stifily picking up the bundle) "You
will oblige me- Mrs. Ferguson, by not
using uch stilted language when You
address me."-N. Y World.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01

The teacher was slightly deaf, and
the bad boy known as Dick Bunkus
meanly took advantage of the fact.
Richard" she asked, "what Is the
shape Of the earth?"
Like cocoanut," said Dick, same
ss your head"
Correct, Richard" she said. "but
speak little louder please. Chicago
Tribune.
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w. H. S. 10; S. r. H. s. 6.

Last Saturday, Apr. 20, the Whitcomb
High school baseball team met the South
Royalton High school baseball team on
Webster park and scored their first victory.
The score was 10 to 6. At the close Of
the 9th inning the game was called, on ac-
count of the rain.
The attendance was very good, consider
ing the weather, and a number OF the W.
II. 5. young ladies were present at the game
and il is hoped their interest will continue
The following is the batting and score:-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01
BETHEL oILEAD.

Mrs. Elmer Stoddard picked a wild
strawberry blossom Apr. %.
Florence and Walter Williams Of Ran
dolph Center were in this place the first Of
the week visiting relatives and friends.
A goodly number of the friends and
relatives gathered at the home Of Nelson
Bowen and wife Friday evening, the 18th,
to celebrate the 10Th anniversary Of their
marriage. All had very enjoyable time.
As tokens Of regard a nice rocker and some
smaller articles were presented. Cake and
coffee were served.
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Mhat He would DO.

Colonel" the beautiful grass widow
asked, what would you do If you were
to find yourself all alone on a desert
isle?'
Draw good, long breath and con-
slider il mighty lucky escape" he
answered, edging back toward the
crowd.-Chicago Record Herald.
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Rich nut ChnrItnbIe.

Mrs. Newbride with an air Of tri-
umph) Really, Twas greatly surprised
to get a wedding present from the
Van der Gilds. They are SO exclu-
sive you know.
Mrs. Jellus-Yes; but they are very
charitable, i belieye.-Tit-Bits
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ono Grent Ad,nntngc.

What Is the advantage Of knowing
aforeign language. anyway" demand
ed the aggressiyely American woman.
why, il enables you to say unkind
things about great many people
right in their presence" answered the
wise one.-Chicago Post.
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Worse Looking Thnn ne FeIt

Baboony-Me boy, you look as II YOU
had just stepped out OF a fashion
plate.
Crimsonbeak-That so? l knew 1 had
rheumatism, but l didn't suppose l
was as stiff as thatl-Harlem Life.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01

sour church fair was a splendid sue
cess" said young Mrs. Torkins.
Did you sell lots Of things?"
Eyes"
Anything useful?"
"Yes, indeed. Everything was ever
so useful; / can't think Of single ar
ticle that couldn't be saved up and
donated to be sold at the next fair
Washington Star.
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MnIIne 20 Dodge II

I've got a notion TO knock you into
the middle OF next week." growled the
belligerent person.
Go ahead, said the other man. I've
got date with the dentist for next
Saturday.
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In Sc.

Mamma Cat the breakfast table,
You always ought TO use your napkin,
George.
Georgia am usin' 1t, mamma; I've
got the dog tied to the leg of the table
with Motherhood.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01

"Yes," said the man who had been
sent 70 break the news to the widow,
"he died without a struggle"
Then" she replied, somebody must
have been kind enough to keep the bot
tie full and within easy reach. Chi.
cago Record-Herald.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01

He-Would you marry a foreign no.
bleman?
She-No; not for love or money.
He-of course not; but would YOU
marry one?-Judge.
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his Reply.

Old Gentleman-Are you sure you
love my daughter, sir?
Young Maxwell, if l don't, sir. she
IS the worst fooled girl in this town.
Puck.
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Winter Phennnnenn

II Christmas should be a warm day
Like those which so often we feel.
Old Santa, they say,
VIII abandon his sleigh,
And start out In an automobile.
Washington Star.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01

Bessie was surprised when Mr..
Dashleigh asked me to marry him.
Iessie-Everybody else was!-Ohio
State Journal.
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Right i'm Line

"But is he fashionable?"
Well, ! guess! He has an automo-
bile and the pneumonia" - Chicago
Reeord-Herald.
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Letter to II. p. Sanford,
Randolph Vermont

Dear Sir: The usual paint, lead and oil,
is made more durable by the addition Of
zinc; as the more intelligent painters
know.
Lead and oil, they say, lasts three years
Add zinc, and it lasts three years with a
margin, they say; but painters generally
advise 70 paint once in three years
Devoe lead and zinc is nothing bat lead
zinc color dryer and oil; but it lasts about
twice as long As painters reckon.
Mr.. Knox. an undertaken for fifty years
at Brewster, y. Y, painted Devoe nine
years ago. The paint is said to be in
about as good condition as when il was
first put on.
Lead and oil don't last nine years.
Yours truly.
SO F. W. DEVoE & Co.
p. ;. ". Z. hanson, Randolph. Topper
a Graham, Bethel. Campbell a Greeley.
Rochester, and +. o. Tracy. Chelsea. b
L Moody, SO. Royalton, sell our Paint.
kodOI Dyspepsia Cure
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Stops the Cough
and Works OF the Cod,

ana WORKS OF the Colo.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price,
% cents.
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Bethel School Statistics.

The following figures are taken from the
report of Town Clerk Adams to the state
superintendent Of education. The year
covered is from April LIST, 1901, to March
n 1902
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-19
A PATENI FOR THE TOWNSHIP.

Nome has been incorporated town for nearly yesr. + has all the machinery of city government in working order; ii has substantial business blocks and paved streets and many public conreniences, such electric light and telephone and water sys- terns and ys. ii has pot patent fo. the to~nsite This 2 matter which seems to have been overlooked tr the people except the few who attempting to procure individual patents for mining claims which have been located upon certain portions of the tpwn >si:e.
 l. seems eo the NUGGET that ii is high time tha. the city council ef tfis Egnic pality took action n this matter. There is no time to be lost Nome will bs thriving town for years to come II is and always will De the commercial metropolis oi North western Alaska. For the protection of the citizens ct this community and for its geneal welfare ii is essential that patent the townsie be applied io, si once To delay il longer ieppsrdizs the best Interests of the great majority oi the people
 We would like to tnteresi of the citizens Si this cDu1nunitr aroused on this question. Ii that II should be made the leading uues- tion ID the forthcoming municipal election. The candidates flor conaeuanic hono-s should be pledged il the matter. They should be required to state their vF,nions; whether they favor securing patent .or e rownsits f they prefer to allow the matter so drift in the past.
 
 ezhanstrey with the question of land and townsite psets generally. In the article ihe mod us ore-andi in obtaining .oTnsite patsn. is fully xplsined It vppld thar the cost of such an application would no. be xensire and that ii could be speedily accomplished We would like to sss lively interest manifested, nasrnuch as II # question that ought to commend itself to every person having business or osher interests ln the towa
 We shall te much mistaken il we do ID. find 2 hearty consensuE of opinion among business men generally that immediate action should be taken along the lines herein suggested We have been avxlhe.ir long enough. those of who have busi- ness interests here and who from necessity Or choice compelled to live here here make our homes do no: erinee interest in the welfare of the com munity We may be sure that the transient O, migratory, who here today and somewhere else tomorrow will lend assistance. Ihsreore let us act
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-19

diryfaced school boy, who has just received chas- tsement about his friendship ior the editor of the NuoeET Al the ssme time two three hired and unhired men filing the columns of the paper he manages with the lowest and coarsess ersonal abuse of his friend" Mr Steel. indeed has motley idea oi what constitutes friendship. Once more, WE may say that is far from our desire inject personal ities into these columns but the uncalled-for little and nastness of actinom ycoss contemporary left this paper no other course And that eontero- Iorsrr may be assured of getting fits fill"
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-19
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Coukcu. CITY Alaska. January I, asas.

CoUECu CITY Alaska January 1. 1pQe To George F. Gardner:
 9ouare hereby notified thHf 1 as one os the eD-owners o1 rne mining claim hereiuufper o.- heriDsd. hsvs expended the sum uf two hundred uollErs ln lauor an performing lns assessrne,lf work for tlfe pesrrs fyDO ald 1gU upon ltpt uer- tain mining claim known lnd commonly ca Ila6 No. 241s' t1ormerly called NO. s5F'j at,Ove discovery pL ophir creek in Eidoysldp mining district nov ID Council recerdlnr clst-itl Dis Iritt of Aiaska. and containing about 20 acres as will -ppear py oerEIacate ane Sftdarit fled October Eth, lgDl for stid year lf lgJN snd br cerrrfieaie an6 affidavit filed October eaff 1a0i for sali year 1s1 ln the p,toe Uf the reeo-oe- ct said d]st-ict- IL orter to hold said mining r-or- erfr unces tfie provisions Of s,ectioI sg24 vf inc Revised Stgtutes Uf the United Sta1es tpsins rbs uuiount rsqulreo tp hOid the same for inc ssld ysars lgi0 and 1sln. in aceordsnue ritS s,sd law.
 fpu Will please ta.e notice Ut oe-ewncY i'm. you dp not within ninety ts0) dxvs ssfter me putiilc&iioI of this Doisee. jpr your prgsp-tiun or Ii you rtfuse 10 pay your proportion of suth expenditure as aforespi0 co-ovntS your Sp- yeresi ll sti1 ci;aim will pecome the sr1vertv ns the undersigned under Ind py vlrtue of said Ssctaon ssx os tne Eer1sea Sta.tuses of the United States.
 ] L. wriAoN
 Cc-owneY pf the Aforesaid Jsas,r
 Gnd Property.
 DSse ff frsf pupticsstile Of notice Jauua-r 1s 1yo2 l,S2svW
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-19

The petty nastiness, venom and updisgaised ma Iciousnsss of the News personal -editorialEn are typical of the man wbo wrote them and the who inspired tbem- We have simply to say that they the eruciatious of the clerk of the courts office percolatng through ihe bars of ibe federal ja where Guard De Hisrry spends his time indulging his caco~thes scrlbendi, while the prisoners may break jxii if they choose If the NueeEr's contemporary had other than utterly irresponsible tcribeler for its editoria" writer more extended notice would be given its froihngs Tberefore~e pass up its mouth. lnx1 a0d its nastaness with disgust
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-19
NOTICE OF FORFETURE.

10 S. F. SebD1pW-
 f0u &re hereby npSihe5 Ina. have expanded fh< sum Q Swo hundred dpllArs ln khDr In; per forming the Assessnneni work for rAe ye&rs lp0l Enc lDlR upon tnet certaip plncer nilnszx clnir known ak tbe 'Seqons placer 8sailG cistn, sitnsted on The Jeff limit of Ogllfr creek pnd running along the norrh wessersy line os the .-Dix1e' and No. or OpfEtr Creek in Eldprado Mining District nov Gounr4 City Recording Disrr1cs anc recorded July Il. 4 D. lb0O Ypr will please take noiioe thhf c you ao npt within @ osyS after rhe puniicataes of This notioe psy your proportion. or If you refuse to pay you. y,rlpyr-Iol Df suct expeil--l.res as stpres;id cs co-vvuer- your interest ln s:-sd claiIr will be come the property Of the undersigned unoer Soc Z394 Revised Siatlxtes Gf the Trissd States
 WALTER ScEkIpr. Council City. AiaSka- Fen ~. ls0e
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