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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14
LGNTeREALE.

Mrs. George Rogers is I'll with scarlet
fever.
Charles Cozzens Is able to be abou,
again,
W. A. Swee, has filed his River ave.
nue. ice house.
Mr,. Peter Murphy, who has been quite
il, Is better.
Services will be held at ST. Albans
church every Wednesday evening during
Lent.
Mrs. F Reiner has returned tom a trip
to New York and Philadelphia.
Rufus Maekie has taken the position of
bookkeeper at the Saltwater mill.
81. Elizabeth Gdild meets with Mrs
George Bell next "Wednesday afternoon.
John Clark, the young son or John
Clark, engineer at The mill, is conhned to
her home by illness.
Bishop MeVickar confirmed several
Candidates at the ST. Alban church on
Wednesday evening
Get your bicycle in shape tor the sum
mer. Hughes * Atkin. IS Plainfeld
sueet, 1, the place to take Il.
Flas Day was titingy observed at the
Centerdsle school, a delegation OF 6
a r representatives we,e present, also
many visitors.
An entertainment was given at the
Ahendale Chapel lat evening w. Is. II
Cur Ter of Brown University gave some
readings and the Brown Glee Club sang q
number of selections.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14
Lotter to w. L. Whipple.
Olneyville, Il.

OlnclNillc, N' 1.
Dear Sir There are two sorts of furni.
ture. You know both; for you sell 'em
both One sort looks better than II Is,
and the other IL better than Il looks.
There isn't any other sort.
The same, two sorts of paint, no more
and we make'em both--we make tons OF
stun that isn't worth its neight. Belongs
10 the business-haye to. Belongs to
your business--you have to.
But this IL aside. We put into cans,
with our name on, the very best paint
there II In the world; Devoc lead and
zinc. II IL twice as good as lead and oil /;
lasts twice ~ long . And We take the risk
OF it-there lint any iisk,
Yours truly,
r. w. DEvoE & Co.
No. >.
4. s John +. Collision sells our paint.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

cures made ~ Dr.
Kilmsr's SWamp-Roo
the great kidney liver
and bladder remedy.
Hisihe great medI-
caliriumph Of the nine
iesnth century dis
covered after years Il
scientific research ~
Dr. KUmsr, the emil
nsnt kidney and blad
der speclalisi. and is
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

stops the CoUg and Works II
the Cold,
Lax tive Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. NO cure, no pay. Price
7s cents.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

4 statistical item OF Interest 10 wo-
men Is That today women are two
inches taller on an average than they
were twenty years ago.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

Lanpblack mixed with turpcntInc TO
consistency that viii dow readily
from the brush makes n good marking
ink.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

The CRATER Hustle Gage. the mil
llonairc. is not man of his word.
His Friend How do YOU know
We'll asked bin II he'd give me "A
minute OF his time ond he said hc
would ia figured II out that his In
come was so u minute. but NJ the end
of the minute the old skinillnt showed
me the door .cw York Times
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

rapc SO. bobby. you're the pres..
dent of your bicycle club. That's very
nice. How did they happen TO choose
you?
BObby-Wcll, you see. papa, I'm the
only boy that's got blcyclc.-Tlt Bits
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK I?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the ncws-
papers b sure q know q The W,nlenuI
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

Tdoeate our BovsIs v nh ,-sef -et.
Candy Cathartic. cr~e constipation forever
bc. I5c n fC. 6 & faii, druggists refund mOucy
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

wonderfully successful IN promptly curing
lame back. kidney bladder. uric acid irou-
bles and Brights Dissase, which is the worst
form q kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root ls not rec
onmsnded for everything buiny have hid
ncy, liver or bladder trouble q will be found
jus, the rsmedyyou need. l'has been tested
N 90 many ways in hospital work. 10 private
practice. among the helpless TOO poor 10 pur-
chass relief and has proved 30 successful IN
eysry case that a special arrangement has
been made b. which al readers q this paper
who have not already tried g. may have a
sample bottle cent free b. mail. also book
telling more about SWsmp-Rooi and how 10
find ou, Hyou have kidney or rbiaddsriroub.s.
When writing mention reading this generous
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

ofisr IN this paper and
send yo-r address 70
Dr. Kilmer D CO. Bing
hzrnion, ~. 7. The
regular fly cent ard
dollar sizes are sold 81
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14

FULL SETS

Gold Crowns, 72k., IS. Gold Filings,
81. Silver Filings, soc. Cleaning and
Extracting Free. our Crown and Bridge
Work restores old roots and decayed teeth
TO natural beauty at a small cost. Hours
a. m. 10 5 .. m. Sundays and Holi-
days o to 4. Examinations and eonsulta.
ions free.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-14
Tim. Thn, wssn', Money,

r S John T. Collision sells our paint.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12
Major Jenkins Sword.

In a reeent issue of The State
appeared the following descrip
ton Of the sword presented to
MAJ Micah JdpRins by Presi,
dent Roosevelt at tlie Charles
ton Exposition "Wednesday
The sword is insured for $500
though its reoseNyas in excess Of
that figure, and is the hand
soonest presentation sword ever
seen in this part Of the world.
1t rests in Il costly mahogany
box, lined with the softcst white
silk. On the cover is a gold
plate upon which is Beautifully
engraved "Major Micah j.
Jenkins, Rough Riders" The
blade Is an exquisite imported
one, inlaid in gold arbesque de-
signs by a system known only
IN France, and showing also
the United States monogram
and coat OF arms and the Ameri-
can eagle. The hilt is of ex-
qmslte designs, and is sur
mounted by a magnificent sap
phire surrounded by twenty
diamonds. The tas els attached
are Of silver bullion heavily
plated with gold trimmings and
upon 1t on each side ,expuisitelv
engraved, are appropriate in
scrlptlons. On one side appears
this: a gentle and courteous
South Carolinian*#In action q
a perfect game cock Theodore
Roosevelt Colonel RoughRiders.
On the ether side, with artistic
arrangement Of the lettering, is
engraved: "Maj0r Micah J.
Jenkins, Rough Riders. "A tes-
tlmohial of his efficiency and sol
diership and of his gallantry in
action while serving with the
army Of the United States Of
Cuba. From friends and ad-
mlrers in South Carolina. Pro.
sented by President Roosevelt,
April 9, 1900" ACCOMMODATING
the splendid sword is a rich and
heavy belt, Of silver bullion
heavily with gold.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12
Life Insurance Statistics.

The people of Tennessee evil
dently believe in life insurance
II we take the reporto Of Insurance
Commissioner Folk as basis for
estimate. This report. Just is.
sued, shows that the companies
doing business In the state last
year wro,e policies to the amount
of $22,128,175 O5. The total
amount of business in force by
the companies reported was
$7715S, ,243,1O, which is nearly
five times as great as the state
debt.
The time was, within the mem
ory of middld-aged men of today,
when life insurance agent was
held In greater contempt than a
peddler of lightning rods, or sell
er of books by subscription. He
was regarded as a man who want
ed to live without work, and who
went from house to house for the
purpose of preying upon the cre-
dulity Of the weak minded. That
prejudice and ignorance, how
ever, has all passed away, and
now a life insurance agent is re-
garded as very important and
absolutely necessary part of our
business life. In fact, life insu
rance has become a necessity.
No safe business man can do
without it, and the person who
attempts to talk it down is re-
garded, and rightly so, as a luna
tic. Every man should carry some
life insurance. In this connection
we feel like saying that a great
many men carry no insurance
because they feel that they are
not able to do so. To this partic-
ular class is life insurance valua.
bic. BY practicing rigid economy
in other matters, most any man
who Is capable of supporting a
family can manage to pay the
premium on a thousand or so of
insurance. IF all would do this,
their families would have some
thing to keep the wolf from the
door in case of the death of the
supporters. We can not too
strongly urge this question on
our readers. If a man is not a BILE
to buy home and at the same
time carry life insurance, we sub.
nit that his wife and children
would be better protected by
giving up the home for the insu
rance.-Chattanooga. Tenn. News,
February 10, 1902.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12

The crowd at the Exposition
this week surpassed any pre-
viOus occasion. On Wednes
day, "President's Day." it was
estimated at 200 to $4,000.
President Roosevelt seemed to
enjoy his stay in Charleston
greatly, and the people seemed
to have been delighted with the
President.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12
g31s from KershatU Era.

HIhe business heretofore opera
d under the name Of the Farm
RS Supply Co., has changed it's
hame to the Mungo Mercantile
Co. and will continue business at
the same old stand.
Rev. ID. @, Freeman, the new
pastor Of the Baptist church arriv-
ed with his family last Friday
They occupy the house on Marion
street recently vacated by DR.. +.
G. Brasington. We extend them
a cordial welcme to the town.
The name Of the Buffalo post
Office in Flat Creek township, of
which Mr. w. F. Estridge is the
postmaster, has been changed to
Martha.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12

News comes from the Pension
Bureau at COlumbi that the ap
plications show an increase in
nearly every county and it is
said that although the fund was
increased, pensioners will hardly
get more than they did last year
1t is further reported that pension
ers will get their money without
undue DELAY.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12
Saturday, April 12, 1902.

COLONEL James A Hoyt an
nounces that he will not be a
candidate for the gubernatorial
office, and this decision, he says,
."is unconditional and irrevo
cable.o He declares that he will
not only enter the race this year,
but at no other time in the future.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12

" 40 can calculate the influence
Of 100 able, ambitious young men
coming out of Oxford University
every three years into this coun-
iy? Cecil Rhodes idea is that it
will promote a good understand
ing" between this country and
England and Germany, and ''se-
cure the peace of the world"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12

Gen. Hampton's physician, DR..
Taylor, has announced that the
general is very sick man. The
Columbia correspondence of the
News and Courier states that the
general has been "gradualIy
growing weaker Tor the past few
weeks and there is no hope that
the old hero will ever be up
again"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12

Dr. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Clears.
omD CVnpISNIou, gives iiOUvancy to .thc Mind.
SpG itrc1uache' ReguIa - Bowels
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12

Balsams from tho Northern Wood
re in Pyny-Balsam, the certain cure for coughs.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-04-12

When you lack energy, do q
your food, feel dull and stupi
eating, all you need il a dose
6erlain's Stomach and Live
Ihey will make you feel
man and give you anfN
bear For sale by
Co
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-12-13
First Publication nov. rs, 1902.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby g VEN thlt that certain mort
gage: exec nted and delivered by Andrew A Witt
ana Ida WITT, his wife, ninrtgag0rS, IT, Adam
Hannah. mOIt.Gagee. dated the 9Th day Of May
i:.oo. flied fol record in the office Of the Register
Of lr"uS Of the r"uEty OF Mel can III State of
Nnt1i, Dakota on The 2lst day Of May. 1907. and
recorded IA book r Of Mort ages at page 81 and
;]>sifncd by said m"rtsagee hy an instrument
ysstmcnt Company i'm ted. . corporation,
ord III said Office Of tie Register IF Deeds on the
It'll. ,ily Of October. a. u. 1870. and recorded in
look i + Mortgages, al page 1911. and will be
i"rroloSra4 IT q sale y! the premises in such
mori$:tg" and hereinafter described. at the
iloiii door "flh" cHHrt huHae II the county Of
Hcl."an aud State of North Daknta. ut the
nous of 2n'rluck =. liz, on the 3ith. day of Dc
r@'ahei i!h).. to ar. " the amount due upon
aiirt. m":t2a.c nH tar day af sale. The prelni-
sr> described i'll such luortyage and which Will
In sole tu sHtisf%t!lc same are described rs fol-
lows:
The west halG iv : NJ north eust quarter
Jnel, and les live Isl six IS and seven az Of
SECTION t55l: township OIe hundred and forty
Hinr 49, . range stY lty-four l74I Containing
t'"a hundred slAty $40 acres more Or less, ac-
rfsrNinS to Government survey.
IhHre viii he ,iile on such mnrtga"e at the
date OF sale tla suiunt Five hundred Eighty
ttuHc ana 1,-ldn ~.i"iit"S. i~$5s3.72.i
f;nttN .>oNrD.tr 9TH. lStrA.
Tia E.:in,nlrgh North American
Investment Co. LIMITED. Il c0r-
poraiintl, Assignee of mortgage.
iaiHlet! 4 Waiter, Attorneys for Assignee
of Iiurogagee, Harvey, ". ID.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-12-13
First pubitcatiOn nee. u,
Netlce Of ExplRtaos Of Redsuptio&

State Of North dakota, County Of Mclean -.
T. w. Ais .Ouse: TOali person, eOmpatk $
.: corporations v llO have VI clailn.an, cs-
tate, ilg { OF title ort terest In. Or -laim Us
lien upon the piece OF parcel VI land; herein
aitel described.
You anu each Of you VILE pie Sc take notice
That the cEAcL Ut Ian. hereinafter deScribel,a anu
which was assessed for taxation Tor the years
1892, 1888 anu 1884 ia the nasae Of Neal Nc. AT
solo by the sheriff Of Mclean 'o"htl
Ut lands pursuant to . real estate TAX jhds-
ment entereu III the district, court Of Mrk.eall
county OH tue 5th day OF july tS93, In prOcrea-
inss to enforce the payment Of taxes eling .lsnt
upon said zeal 4 state IL said county anu ait T.
ward tO-wit: on the lth day Of. August 1907. the
lanu acquired by Mclean cOuuty ~ raid sae
was duly assigned to I. w. AtIsalOuSe. and tue
period Of Redemption from SAID sale will expiE.s'
gWdavS from an1 after the 18TH day of December.
lyU2.
description et.lx0d: Northwest quarter lnwAt
Of section thirty tour t34) IL township one hum
dred and forty six {l4Sy range. ishty- tDLeo 1857
west Ut the stu principal meriui.xD LII Mcl.eal..
county North DAnssa-
Amount assigned for $l02 %
Amount reuuHeu 10 redeem $lO2 %
And YOU and each Of YOU are heEe)y n'tltlea
that un. eSS you re,,exal said laipl from said
safe before the expiration Of theatinae fol- re-
delnptiOn. by payment Of the amount above
stat, d and the taxes, casts, lnteres-atlO penalty
ac,rui 4. Including tine cost Of tllis, iottce. the
estate herein expressed WALL pass te.ti!e N,l~eT
Vi tile tax sale certificate.
Witness my ilanu At teele. y. ~. dis 9Th day
Of DeceinlIer, 1902
T.W- AlISllOuSe.
Assignee Of MrLALn tui,nay, n. %.
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AhLAA ~ OllCE0.
First 4 .Di:ca,iOi IIer l..
Ne of Exri.alioa of K dempti.

stat, vi Mott" ;.".,t". !. ..i'.. ~ .''ci.taI', 3
l.. W. An,.,.uSc. 10 at ,,ei Snii-. oliitdhlta
"a Co. 10 atoms WhD "a. -. "a ~. IA. G
cate. iis,. itlc ui I"ic.est IA. ~ - I'M or hen
.pniit J'ece or Parcel ri laI .ciei'';'I e.
described.
You ...". each q. s., WILL Ease t." g II" .ce
liza. III, ,.nc, -. .iIu .c,ti...t. tsci G.
.ti.u Wul,l .aS Il :. .Sri' ~ ia.a,," loi sac
,ca.s 1867. 1888 atL o9.i" the ~" ~, o. & y.
mia VA, un tie nn ,.;,y vi August lbs "h',
Ia iy he >inrlii y. Va l. "'' Z!
To Mecca Count. al the So
If lands p,rsulnt to " ,ea, - mc :.
Iiu, mtlt 4 tt,e. in tue distrlc. c,u. "a g.
L. al c,n.l.ty vi, the 5li GA. ri july $50, ln NO.
cc..lng> l.. enforce the y ,yineii. '"tA.tn n.n.'
tr-Wil:.n the ,tIl ,.ay i .t'~''H'.
100 tnc " ,ulc ll3..t tAle III Interest J., 49," -
:,tIu Ltnu Acquired 10y McL, an CO .ty IL H..AA
salt, W Nu..l. ASST. med o.. y. Mis-. ~ - fHw
t.ie peii,. i eueniptiul from s;tl Sale WA eN
~ - r,.n .LIL .tfI:.' th' iJt.l 'IdJ !
cember, 1912.
=, .il,..,m Of land: Southwest u.a't i
'swA oIse+tion 'lsfee V, III ."w,is.!'., NJ n.n-
ECU and .O.ty-1UIr ,l44I iWItli, r.tiiSc tl.>hi,-
s-j west III tnr hh Ir,nci. al mctl,.." -
,.ci. hi c0u ~ North l'akuta.
Amount as isiloL Tor $it" T.:
AlliulilI .tuli,. tai t. re eem $40 ~
Anu you ala . acii . I You are hoset'y NOME.
hat uIiIe y you re ,-eIm satd hand from sal. sale
,r1Grt The expiration Of .lBe time iur Ie.ielnpli"n
~ pay ment III tue amount aOove stated an the
AK, >, costs, Interest and peliaIty ~ rrting, i'll
llIding tile cost Of till I,uilre, tile estate herein
'Ap ssseti will pass t. the l,Otsier ut the tax SAL
ertificate.
Witness my hand at Steele. N. d., this ssh "sy
December 1902.
T. W. Al,slsuse
Assignee Of Nc. can County, ND.
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First Publication Nov. ~.
con I EST NOTICE.

Department of tile Interim,
United States Lam 'Ittrt,. kSiHzrck N. ID.
~ November III. 1851.
sufficient contest ai1ltia 1T having been fled
In this off g ly william ;. M+lvilE+ II Harvey,
stead entry No. t44lO. made May II. 1907 for 81.
Of SWA SEA SM \ AMI SWk SEX. section IS,
township la. range - by James r. Fflley, com
tcstre. In which It is alleged THAT the sai'f
James u. FiIay has wholly abandoned said
tract that ht iax ciiangr,! his residence there
from for more than xix months since making
SAID entry; tl;se vail tract Is not settled upon
and cultivated Ivy S.lM party a requfre,i by law:
and the as,>eDc,. Of tire $atI alHeS r. FIfley is
mt due Z" is employment In tho g. army ar
navy IN time Of war: shat the said James f.
illey. never at AIRY lime since making home
stead cnt cultivated any part If said land;
that there IS no house or d~wellingefected there.
on; that said ianh is IN It's natural wild state.
s&td parties are hereby notified to, appear res
pond and offer evidence tOMcnIng' said allega-
tf0Ds at ~ Oclock.a. m. on I' ctInltr 24rh. 1902,
he fore John II. Elders Il Notary public in Harvey
n. ~. and that final h+arins will h. held at Z
O'cEN.k p. m. on DtCe,nb r 30fl. 1902. before the
Register aud Receiver at the United States
siind office in Bismarck. y. ~.
The said contestant having. in q proper az
fdnvit. iled November 10 1902 set forth fact
which show that after tue diligence. personal
service Of this nOtire cannot c lnader It is here
ty ordered and directed that such nUtn.e he
given by due and proper ruhli alton.
John Satterlund,
" ,:r.r
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First Publication Nov %.
NOcCE OFtON
department of the Interior.
United States Land Office, bismarck, N. u.

department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office, bismarck. N. u.
November, 10th, lDN.
A sufficient cuilteSt a..iua,i 1t having he Il fled
In this office ~ Otto Ell. ksM cOltestan,
against i,umes,ead entry No. 1917, male april
zlst 1902. for south han ~ nwA an, lots 8 anil 4
section I. township 1876, range Is ny Thomas 7,
ld>u, crI.tcslEe In MIicm IL Is allege that
InOllaS i. ldsO has not ~lIire making lis hOnle-
steau entry either lived on or improved the
land, OF cultivated 1t Orexpressed any intention
to lIUlL 1t aua inane 1t his nome; that lie has
wholly abandoned sal, trace: that he he has
c!'angru his residence the, efrom for more than
six months sin. . making tine entry, that SAID
tract Is not srLtied ulOn AMI cul lvatel hy SAID
party AS required Ivy law; and the absence Of
said Til mas =. 1dsO is Mt due to employment
ia U. :. Amy Or navy III tine of war; SAT- pr.
ill., are hereby notified to appear. respond and
offer eii .en'e lUucnl X sail allie CATION AZ 10
o'clock IL. IN. on January lOtn las b lore c. I.
Ming, a notary public. at III, office In Denhoff
NJ. and taal inu .ieL Ing viii -. ,leld nc :
u'clO,k y M. y JANUARY II. 80. be ore the
Reg trr and %itercive, III tine Uniied states
LAID tNt! g in 81 ,marcN North DlkOLa.
nesoii =, nj st ut, H.. ing, In IL prnper az
ilu.',i' H.; Nov, Ch lW:. set tort. facts
which >i,"M ..al Il ter due dill :. ice lersnnal
seI ic' -. tnr II lice an II u .madr,. II is
he. coy oi.icle'i and direct ii til, t such II, tice he
u. ei ~ d..e AMI prop i puDiittliOn
Jun Suterlund.
Receiver.
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irSt Publication Oct. Is.

Nbt1cS oI EAkeT|ittSn Oh S6uemfllOn
state ot North Dakota. County of Mclean. 81
NJ. Gui, or any other Interested party:
You will please take notice that the tract Of
land herein after described and which was IS
sesscd in your name for taxation for the year
IsaS was On on the 9TH day Of December, 1ssa
,inly sold to. Il l.. E~ciSeker at the delinquent
tax sale held IL the manner provided BY Jaw.
on the oath day of Sept. l!N2 the certificate of
sale issued at said sale was duly assigned. TO
William B.lo,lglas and the time for redemption
from said sale will expire Oh the 18th day OF
January. 1903.
Description OF land: EM of neA and e.. Of
.a!4 OF section lG. township l43. lange 80.
Amount sold for. :. ....... s Is GO
Amount assigned tor 80. 10 ~
Amount re'i;lired to redsem..,."... 10 g.
redeem said land from said sale before the ex.
I~iratiOn of lifetime for redemption by payment
Of the amount above stated and the costs, in
~cIuiiI. interest and penalty accruing. a deed
thereof will issue TO the holder o; the tax sale
certificate.
Witness my hand and official seal this 10th
day OF Oct1i,er 4, u. 1892.
(Seall August f. johnson,
County auditor.
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So. hitmeIi or rh, interior.
Unite : 'Ir> Land uriice, III marck. ". ID,
November "a, 1902.
a S..i.cichi ,'rE'cst affidavit having ,men filed
IT. this office ny Karl i!issil Z contestant. AGAINST
homestead tht ! No. I':n9 nlad,. November II,
1899. rti VA Of : elton 81, Township liG,
range -. . "cte' Fn ell. co. lr>ter. in which
1t is allie "a tint sal cnry,nan, Peter FlnIell
Ia M..o;ly 4 and..en sid land :n more tnan
SIX I."l. hS l. t past. Il; tm has never estab-
u he'd a n"I.l me residence thereon: that he
IL ."llc,. t improve and .~ultivdte said and as
rtGlli td 10y law. that aid alleged ahSenre from
said land VAS not due 10 hi, m%rlOymedt In the
Il my " ,,a'yO maIlle ,:ori,, VI t.le United
stat $ MS = lri att spidie,. officer, seaman or
marine '':iinS TN. wa with Spain or during any
otl,l warm which the United tatrs m y
te e'rar'G: said %la!tics are hereby mott.
Le', T. ;lI'a,. r"sl"ln and Offer evidence
tolrhi' & >ai' ALL gati nat 10 O'clock Il: NJ. on
Jan u y H.. 1888. before VS.. Hen niger Notary
In.!ic - ';."dllch, ' p. IN thai II.al hea,:.
-. - " te tur l>ter and R.river n
tl.. Urite' States Lair, Office In III Ii a.ck. \. -
TIE >n". c'iltesttIii ila,iII.. IN Il proper ALL
daNi'. ii nct.Il. 1872. SIT furtu facts w'ic
sli". Iiat after tln. ,iligcnrc personal Srr,i,.
al I MS ;"Ii can not be made. 1t 1, her, =
niN' 't tiItcted t.l,' SILL nOtic" "r given
l.! '';i' noe ~ hiw; iuh.
.Ioi,t SAIL, tllnd.
~, Receiver.