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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-06

Ed. Halland his"Hourof Happiness
Company will play in Aberdeen Mo-
day. The company has toured the
state successfully and come to Aber-
deem with laurels we'll won. Their
best triumph awaits tl.emin the home
town.
The fire that broke out Sunday
night at 10 O'Clock in the North
Western bank building and which re.
Quired two hours desperate work to
subdue, was the second time this
winter that Aberdeen has came des-
perately near a most calamitous fire.
It is certain that the Aberdeen fire
department holds the belt. 1t has
been put to the test and keeps its re-
putation.
r. L. Gernon of Westport has sold
ouLshis stock of general merchandise
at Westport to Ed:Friel,it is reported,
who will take charge about the 10th.
inst. Mr.. Friel has been buying
wheatat Westport, is Il good business
man, widely acquainted and popular.
The officers elected in Westport
We're: Supervisor, j. Sieman: clerk,
II. Sieman; treasurer, Geo. Siemann;
assessor, August Yeske: justices of the
peace, Abe Neer and M. Schliebe.
The officers elected in Highland were
Supervisor, Peter Bergman, three
years; clerk. Max Herring: treasurer,
p. d. Sollie: assessor, Louie schwant;
Justice Of the peace, Peter Bergman;
constable. Karl Schwab. The follow
ing officers were electedin Ordway:
supervisor, Frank Moser: clerk, O. A.
Young; treasurer, John McNeary: as
SCISSOR. T. r. DAILY; justice of the peace
Denis Durick; constable, G. L. Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Knapp and
daughter, Grace. left Thursday night
Ion the north train over the North
Western on their long journey tc
their new home, Cottage Grove, Ore
gon. Their many friends in Brown
county regret their departure but
sincerely wish them much good for
tune in the land near the Pacific
Cottage Grove isa lumber town ano
MIR. Knapp will engage in the lumber
business. He takes with him somt
good live stock seven horses, inclut
ing a team of PAGERS; also a couple Q
pure bred Shorthorn COWS, one pur
chased of Isaac Lincoln and one from
the Hirleman herd. Orville left il
the morning with the stock, golnl
over the Union Pacific. Z. w. Bow
man, Columbia's mayor, will accom-
pany the family, going to junction
City, Oregon.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-06
Is, &, MARkIN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Office at residence,
Columbia So. Oak
oNEoTA.

Artie Callahan is on the nend.}
Wehad arousing old blizzard Fri
day night. X
4 Miss Edith Strachan is ~yisitingi
near Putney.
IIarry Fluke sold his fine driving,
nag for $lS5. ~
Wewill have 4 new storekeeper in
McsJport about March 10:
30. Frielof Wilson'S Greek, reports
TO his father a safe and pleasant trip
%. r.. Stearns is preparing to &c to
Cleveland, N. D., in the near future.
The Lenten Season began Feb 25.
So dancing will be quiet with some
people for a while.
John Callaghan will close a three
months term of school in Mcpherson
county this week.
Tuesday was election day and every
Thing passed of quietly save the com
motion and struggle for a more lucra'
tive position
Miss Petra Stuart closed q success,
ful term ct school in District No
Friday and began a three months tern
/ nom. (laremOnt Monday.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-06

Say are there any Jones around
Plana that did not go to Putney?
Why don't you call Plana Jamestown
or J%onesville.
MI. John Seenan, the genial cloth
ing salesman that owns Il large farm
north OF here called on old acquaint-
ances last week.
The Woodman dance was postponed
last Friday night on account of the
storm. The Rebecca's will give a
dance the Goth.
The boys are talking band pretty
strong. The talent is here alright
II we only start right. Call a business
meeting and organize.
Dances are coming thick and fast.
The Woodman lodge here will give a
dance the 18th. On the anne date
the Workman Lodge of Frederick will
give a masquerade.
The Plana correspondent purchased
a line mandolin of us this week and
as music hath charms to sooth the
savage breast' we hope he won'tspout
any more old English.
New subscribers for the DEMOCRAT
last week we're DR.. b. f. Markin. Or
Elm Coniey and G. E. Moule. We
know several others that are almost
ready to join the proc ssion.
Rus Skinner and his nephew, Frank
Wilson, went to the county seat on
the N)rth-W Wednesday. Mr..
Skinner has rented his farm and will
SCI his live stock at private sale.
Frank Lewis returned last week
from Illinois. He brought with him
a thoroughbred percheron stallion,
Alberoin No. 25750, sired by Beside,
y lie by Brilliant III. The horse weighs
1000 lbs. and is coming four years old.
: Nj. Lewis will publish a care later.
, News items are scarce this week.
: We've tried the maxim that ''all good
things come to those who wait,'' but
they wouldn't come, and we've tried
hustling but they wouldn't be hustled
, SO we must trust to our laurels tt
hold our reputation until next week.
We are informed that a law passed
in the Legislature to prevent boys
under twelve years of age carrying
firearms. The bill originally reae
n under the age OF fifteen but was Gu,
G down by the committee. This viii
break the boys hearts that have beer
Y making pocket money from the gophe
n bounty.
r. w. Wells arrived Saturday after
noon from Rock Dell, Iowa, will
three Cars Of stock and other persona
property. He will move>onto the In
gram place in Brainerd township an,
be ready to begin farming. Mr.. Well
} is a very genial and we'll informed
man and a fair sample Of the goo
citizens that are moving into Suut
Dakota from the east.
Mayor Bowman and VIM. Schlieb
n went to Aberdeen last Friday. The
succeeded in getting e to til
NJ North Western depot through til
raging storm. expecting to take til
freight for Columbia. When the
q got there they found no train woul
come up that night and rather tina
Of venture into the storm again the
spcnJ the night in the depot in con
!, pany with a number OF other III
fortunates.
Twenty-Five votes were polled {
~ the annual election in Columbia tow
ship. The following officers wei
d. elected on a non-partisan or citizen
ticket: Supervisor for three years, ]
N. Lewis; Assessor, Harry Hoove
Treasurer, John Gaskin; Clerk,
Hunsberger; Justice of the Peace Il
at two years, Vim. Gooding, ST.; Justi,
Of the Peace for one year, Har
HcaLn: Constable for two years, Gu
Wan, Constable for II year, u.
IIorsley.
re
VS..
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-06

Isl
.l3
.od 10
.Os
7oo
$50
600
IND COUNTRY. 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
E went to st. Paul Tues
ekler was elected assessor
township.
krum, the Clarenlont real
was in the city this week.
dyspepsia Tablets are the
pn trial by I. H. Moen,
Police Thompson is re-
/ suffering from grip with
pneumonia.
25 lib. pals Of Watkins
Guaranteed and sold on
FL. Mocn.
|urner, one Of Columbia's
was looking after spring
bis city Wednesday.
hs begun last Monday ON an
Tell for Otto and Fred Dun
well is on the farm OF the
Eme-coming legislators will
eted by Aberdeen business
e sherman House, Saturday
Senator Boylan, who lies
III at Pierre will be missed.
[lnty commissioners at their
hast week let the contract
house furniture and fixtures
hlne to somewhere about
bid fixed the gopher bounty
per tail.
!. Smith, Grand Master Work
he A. O. U. W., went south
[orth- WesternN onday morn.
t in a few weeks work in tile
Eol the order. His first OBJ.
boint was Alexandria.
has been received that Henry
Eot East Gem, who has beef
edical treatment at Minnea
a mouth or so is improving
apidly, having gained sever
lie is now expected hom,
new mail routes Went int
bn last Monday morning il
East Brown County. One j
one out Of Verdon; one, TIL
bne out OF Ferney: and one
I'd out of Groton, in a north
b direction.
ted Holland left Wednesda
over the Milwaukee to
In Illinois to open the can,
Or real estate business. Eli
Fate buyer, it seems, is to b
Pm other fields than Iowa f.
ping season
Columbia M. w. A dance las
night not having come off Q
t of the Storm, the boys wi
Rgain and are getting out inv
for the night of March 13tl
(n Orchestra will furnish tI
|and a good time canconidentl
led upon
=, .EH.a#L
first political party to get mi
Eld with Il municipal ticket wi
Socialist. Sam Loyett stat.
convention Of that party wi
ID on Tuesday next at room ?
~ Block, to put in nominate
German and one member Of Il
.oI education for EACH ward
The early bird catches Il
J but it's different with politic
Is.
sam Johnston, OF Greenfel
p li'e city Wednesday. He "
those who got caught by t
, last Friday and had to spell
lsilt In the NORTHWESTERN dep
~ Aberdeen waiting for t
mat didn't come. He repol
!!Vw-drlfts at his place nearly
, , 'hey were six years ago, b
'oVf OF i've miles north Of
'Nefe was scarcely anysnowfe
~ af'tts whatever CT snow
ny township.
Is certain that the Olwfn-Anp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
BOSTOCK'S WHINING
ITS SUCCESS DAILY

The fine weather OF the past few days
is contributing largely TO The success Of
The Bostock Show az the Horse SHOW
building AS general rule, II takes a
long time TO educate the people TO new
form OF amusement When The 3oatock
{ Show came here it was so much cut OF
the ordinary run Of attractions that the
public did NOT realize its real worth
lSad weather. too, helped 70 make uhe
patronage OF an Indifferent character.
BY steady and persistent efforts the
chow has gradually worked itself into the
Slightest favor, and there is at present no
more popular form OF amusement than
13ostoeRs. 1t has won the highest praise
from all sources. Society folks dote on
N, the raan OF business revels IN it, the
wagerearner ID captured by II, and chill
Sdren view 1t In open7mouthed wonder
IneHt.
lfEe feature that is q present exciting
the greatest amount Of atlazcfecnt Is The
matches grouping of twenSy-seven lions
Sl, Captain RonaYita, the lion monarch.
tlf an uninitiated person was told Of the
eS PLOTS OK this wonderful man he would
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DATES FlXED#BY
THE COMMITTEE
Time Designated to Hear the
Revenue Bill Interests
Discussed.

(.
In View Of the necessity for tho pas
sngo OF the general tax law not later than
April 1st, the committee yesterday
adopted the following, 81
Resolved by the Tinunce Committee
Of tho sennte, THAT IN hearing contested
matters, the public interests require that
not more than three speakers on sue sue
be heard BY tho committee unless I'M
usual nnd extraordinary reason therefor
be shown, and that reasonable time limit
be fixed for each SIDE
The committee has adopted the folloW-
Ing schedule for tho consldernt ton Oh inc
subjects named: ,
Thursday. I March 5th--1nsurance' Mr..
Hunton, p. M. i
Friday March 9Th franchise TAX Az
A.. NJ. i}s:.5s "
tuesday, March 1oth-Peddlors', 10 al A.
NJ.
Wednesday, March 11th-Telophone and and
telegraph, 10 A. M. III,
Thursday, March l2th--Mann liquor BILL,
s p. M.
Friday, March 1sth-Bu'lding and loan
s p. M.
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TO REDUCE
THE CROP.
Farmers Getting Together on
the Question.
MAY orr ANlz E HERE
Richmond Warehousemen % Think <.
Much Of The Movement The
Low Prices I'm rhe
Cause.
MAY ORGANIZE HERE !lE:,[''f

Low prices now prevailing on the to-
bacco market here and generally
throughout tho South arc provoking n
movement among the farmers to c q l'Etlll
the crop 50 that the figures may nay DO
skept stiff and firm. In several states
organization has been effected Dy me ?.
planters; 1t Is possible that similar
one will be formed here.
Nearly every tobacco producing
State in tho South has been ORGANIZED !
IN this manner and the movement
strong bodies have been formed III lNcn-
lucky, Tennessee, Ohio and IN seVeral
other states where cigar leaf is grown.
In North Carolina similar organization
is being urged by prominent men, chler
among whom is Colonel ~ Ohm 81 C Gun
.nincham, well known here.
The purpose Of tho movement ~ us
stated, Is to preserve the tone OF INC
market. The exceedingly large crop OF
tobacco raised last year mas ptousut
down tho prices considerably, and at
some places complete decentralization mas
succeeded. The only way 10 checK thls
downward tendency is to reduce tho crop.
The only way to reduce the crop is 70
GET the farmers together on the props
ositon, and hence the Organization. some ..
OF the tobacco papers are strongly IN
favor OF tho plan. One OF %thenh now.
ever goes e considerable , IL lengths ttn nol e
ticians get hold OF them. Whenever
politics enters into these or any other
Kind OF business organizations, It IS
farewell to any good that might De
accomplished.
IN VIRGINIA.
While there has been nothing definite
done in Virginia in this direction, there
IS evidently something in the air Sev-'
eral tobacco farmers were seen on me
local market yesterday. The majority
OF them declared that they had not NAG
tho matter brought officially to their
attention; tho others said they were
thinking about 1T J., Y
In a recent letter to the Sou thern To- r
bacco Journal at Winston NJ @, Mr.. ).
NJ. Baker, OF Axtar, Ya.,E says: ,,
s. ''With the trade drifting practically
into the control Of one concern while
the prices Of the 1902 crop show steady
decline It is time for farmers to act.
Some Of our thoughtful farmers are dis
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posed to organize. and are watching
with interest the efforts of growers in
North Carolina, The least we can do
is to plant one-thrd less tobacco this
year than last
85 DON'T THINK MuCEI OF IT.
Two OF the most prominent warehouse
men OF Richmond We're questioned yes
terday about the new movement and
were ASKED FOR their opinion. They
stated plainly TINT they didn't think the
organization would ever amount to any
thing,
Mr.. t. b. Vaughan, proprietor Of Cren-
shaw'a said he had seen such organiza-
tons come and 80. Up to this time they
had been anything but successful, Ills
past experience would lead him to the
belief that 1t will be the same with
this one.
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Court Of Appeals.

The proceedings of the state Supreme
Court yesterday were rs follows;
Gays administrator VS. Southern Rail-
way Company Argued by y, Harmon
for appellant. and submitted,
Young M, Hart. Argued by Judge j.
d. Horseley for appellant, and l.andon
G. Berkeley and James +. Harrison for
appellee, and continued until to-day
The next cases to be called are: Nor
folk and Western Hallway Company vs.;
Perrow, Patterson vs. blngham1 an
Administrations CT. go and 70
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n0ffsnfs court Fl tho ene
District Z. ,9f Vilrginina.i the matter Of
KSDe 81 rhr,it DansHgup entered the
VA TIC undefsgned, viii sell at public
auction q. on, the day hour, and 1T the
dGs 81 aha Senkk
In Powhatnn Co., Virglnla, near Powha.
en IF tbo p PasnvI f50@ z
acres more Of 1884, 4 pia Hil q thiss Prop
jerty VII be exhibited on, day Of sale.
5p T, Hatcher ESQ. and Is Justly con.
II sa county e Gs Sar
sists Of original growth Of oak and pine;
st-class railroad II q. ties It's p n,3sa,
facilities for shipping make it exceeding.
y valuable. and taking Into ,considera-
ton the large, amoI It Of timber w %s
special inducements 70 timber dealers
by direction, OF said decree, the under.
to offer this property in tho following
manner, to-wtt:- Ys u s..3g 4 .as 7. =.
Tryt They sre authorized s ,9 sell sell tho =
diameter, on the stump, with authority
to cut and remove the same within three
g(3) years from Gate OF sale: Inc Rpur-
chaser to pay one-third I'D OF the pur-
chase money In cash. and the balance
In six and nine months, equal install.
1nuftts. With interest added from date OF
sale, the purchaser to execute his noten
for deferred payments: title retained un-
til whole purchase money Is paid.
ycll said Real Estate, Including All .lums
Der thereon. and without amy reservation
therefor, 1-3 cash and the balance inhd
and ~ months. In e1ua1f instalments.
with interest added from date f.sale;
the purchaser to execute his notes there's
for; title to be retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid. 5iisg
In either case the purchaser or pur.
chnscrs shall have the right to pay all
cash II nc or they shall SO desire, or to
anticipate all deferred payments BY
paying the principal sum due with In
terest to date Of payment, a.
The undersigned reserve the. right to-
offer first tho timber scpnrate ely: to be
removed rs above sta ted: and then to
offer tho land and timber. rcserving the
right to accept which ever bid in their
Judgment is best. FOR the interest OF all
parties concerned. "a.
a. B. $APPERsoN: Xxi.
Admin. Of Jas. l.. ApDerson, TT. dec d.
GEO. A. ] ONES,
Assignee g. Trustee.
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DR.. FOUSHEE TONIGHT
The Third ,of8the{ Series Of Faculty Lee

lures at the College.
The third OF the series or faculty lee
lures will be given this evening at sis
o'clock by DR.. ". l.. Foushee. his sub
iect being Eight Thrown on History by
Comparative Language Study
The second Of the series, It will be re-
membercd, was given BY. Professor r. 10.
Gaines last Thursday evening on "N[ath-
cmatcnl Puzzles, I" which was very much
enjoyed. 5 &,
Professor Fousllee will speak Of the
origin OF our mother tongue and It's rela-
ton to the German, French and modern
as well as ancient languages, dwelling
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Negro Bible Conference,

The Negro Bible Conference, which has
been IN session here, and which effected
a permanent organization. concluded with
the election Of the following officers;
w, p, Burrell. presidents J, II Black
well, vlce-prcsldent; y, Ruttln, CAV
thornsvine, va, secretary; Nelson VIII
tlinms, Jr., corresponding secretary, and
Samuel Turner, treasurer
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Oxygen !.
HEgzsayez'

The worst starvation IS
Oxygen hunger.
It is d disease when yo't1:r
blood is deficient iii red cor
pr1sc1es.
tends Ill Consumption and
death.
It's signs are weakness, loss S.
ofAesh, pale skin, transparent
complexion, loss Of ambition,
aud proneness,to catch Cold
The on1yc1l is
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THE OZOMULSION co.

receive the tale with extreme crcdulty.
But thousands or Richmond people are
seeing with their own eyes his remarka-
bid work, and are daily growing more
enthusiastic over Git.@ Truly Bostoclt's Is
great show and is meeting with the sue
cess and appreciation that such an enter
4 ninmpnt deserves. fisstyf III K 4g5
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REAL ESTATE.

"A BOUGHT AND eSOLD-FARMS, TIM
Der and Mineral Lands. no matter where
T Dfa1sa M sdfsI ARsi AGiNcY
liM Il ST.. n. W., Washington. d, &c.
FURNISHED uBURBANR RESIDENCE
shade, gas, water, etc. trhe use Of a gem
tie horse and n Jersey COW viii probably
be thrown inNfor good mea sure. 81
~ a no, 4 eleventh Street. 4
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ACIT7Y |
EDITOR
Brlaht'e Diecneo. and Diabetes
Are Positively Cnrnble.

Before the business men who incorporated tho
Fulton Compounds invested they put them to
the test in do2cns Of cases Hearing that II.
nj. Wood, tho editor aud proprietor Of The Vino
and Spirit Review, OF $50 Montgomery st, had
. corthin onse Of Dright's Disease, he was one OF
those urged to tost 1t. Tho following lctter will
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WILL COLLECT RENTS

Custodian, SteWart is Now Very Busy
Man, indeed.
Mr., Joseph y. Stewart. the collector OF
customs and custodian OF the Federal
property here, has neen kept In a state
of perspiration for two or three days,
He IS going IA have charge Of tho rental
Of the offices in Shafer. building not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
Bv Edward 8. Rose COMPANY.
1'fRenl EStatc AuCttonccrs.

5 IL I d / r. u / w. .
BY virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust.
frst dated 10th Of October, 1900. and re-
corded In the clerks office a menrlco
o ond dated GOTH Of November 1901. and re-
corded in said clerks office IN .: y ! ~ g,
the 'navmer,t Of tho debts therein secured.
and being required by the, beneficiary 50
TO do, l will sell by auction. upon the
T TIgIEssiDeA THE 10TH pa YoF MARCH;
1908. at 8 o'clock 2. ~. that tract OF
nhnut : miles north of Richmond. on the
iParham Road, Containing 241a::loO acres.
moro or less. and near the lands of z T..
Schell and Mrs. T.. j. Ford.
FTERAIS--C as to expenses Of sale,
and one note of sl12 with 8 per cent, In In
tercst thereon from 1Oth Of October, l9y! !;
one note of $lO5 from Goth of November,
ig0g, and one note of slo9 due May 80, 1903:
The residue as may be named at time of
SALE ,,,,11,,pI q pocr
Trustee In both Deeds of Trust.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THfs COMPANY HAVING QUALIFIED
81 81 a eha estate Of ToHN poWERs ali
persons having claims against said es-
and those Indebted to said estate Will
Z please make pDynent q. !. ), III 81
VIRGINIA. TR UsIN 81 MP;ANY,
. Admins tratoE OF John Bow efs, qecea sed.
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owens n Minor Drug Co.. Distributors.

needed BY the government. Several real
estate agents desire to take this OF or
his hands.
"a Mr.. Stewart cannot promise them any
thing. In the due course OF time ne
will get his instructions from the Treas
4,lry Department, and act accordingly.
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especially on what we know of the old
Aryans who We're our linguistic and our
natural rorbears, "l3lCod Is thicker than
water Is an old saying and the lecturer
will point out how language study helps
explain certain racial antlpathies and and
preiudices.
The lectures are open to the public
and no tickets are required for admls-
sion.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Vim. b.. Pizzlni Company,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
SALE
| if{ 'tsbtgtg ,a55I} AN "a NrncT

4, q, q = 81 . MOST z, I,
AGHhs more I'll !sfs u h|gS sta5s
DWELLINGS, one OF eight rooms. and
the other Of FIVE rooms. together with
barn (Which cost to erect oyer 81, oGD, and
directly at Dorsett, twenty-five miles
from Richmond on the Southern Railway.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated jan
unry /, 1902 and recorded In the, clerks
office OF Powhntan Court In d. 3. 81,
page 312 default having been made in the
BanR the Of ne BY "
holder. viii sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH i, 1908, AT s.P; NJ,
az folOWs:
Allthat certain tract or parcel Of land,
with all the buildings thereon hlans
ing. lying and being IN tl'e county OF
Powhatan. Va. on the Richmond :, ana no
panyille r. lnoy ssnthepn az io P9w
the land now, or formerly owned by
James Allen on one side and bounded by
Gonito and tho Powhntan roads on the
other sides, containing s49A acres, more
This is one OF tho finest and best i'm,
proved farm properties In this section OF
Richmond by numerous daily trains, at
convenient hours and cheap communication.
@This sale Is made subject to q prior
deed OF trust, securing principal note
Of 5000, due February 70. 1904, ana Two
interest notes OF 500 each. due respective
~ on August 26, 1908 and February &c,
1901
TERMS-cash rs to the cost. Of sale.
any taxes due on the Gate of sale..and a
ra li proportion Of the taxes for the cal
endar year and to pay two notes amount.
ing to 1860 and Interest from January
$40, each payable respectively. July !,
1908 Januaryl, 1904. July ], 1901. and jan
uary /. 1905. and one note for 81 COO pay
and two wears from date OF sale. with In
tcrest added and secured by deed Of trust
on the property Is