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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-12-05

y Miss Rose Petefsou, Screw
tary Parkdale TEAMS Club, Chi.
cago, from experience advises all
young girls who have pains and
sickness peculiar to their sex, to
NE Lydia E. Pinkian's VeSe.
tah1e Compound.
How many beautiful young girls de-
velop into worn, listless and hopeless
women, simply because sufficient atten.
ton has not been paid to their physical
development. No woman 10 exempt
from physical weakness and periodic
pain, and young girls Just budding into
womanhood should be carefully guided
physically as well - morally. Another
woman,
Miss Hannah e. Mefshon, Col
Hn4sW0Ods N.J, S0ysS
II thought I would write and tell
You that, BY following your kind ad-
vice, feel like q new person. Twas
always thin and delicate, and 20 weak
that could hardly do anything. Mem
situation was irregular.
"1 tried q bottle OF your Vegetable
Compound and began to feel better
right sway. I continued its use, and
am now well and strong, and men-
.truate regularly. Icannot say enough
for what your medicine did for me-"
1850 o.ss 49, s:.ss ( !: $50 = -" ''s'~'''s
Lydia e. PfnkhAzm's Vegetable
Compound WIN cure any woman
In the land who suffers fron
Wo0b troubles, inflammation Of
tie ovARies, and kidney troubles.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-12-05

A smile of satisfaction goes with one of
BAKERS "BuIltead" scent cigars.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-12-05

Insist on 0sttIn0 u.
0ooe grocsrs say they don't tssp De-
Aancs Starch because they have stock In
cannot BE- sold TO . customer Who has once
ussd the Is o.. pkg. Dsnanos Starch for
DDmN Eaonoy,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-12-05

THAT setter of yours looks like decid-
eddy aristocratic dog. Yes. he's smart
setter
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-12-05

Mees Flexible and Lasting,
won't shake ont or blow ont; by usaas
Dsdancs Starch you obtain better results
tAan possible With any other brand and
saetAarA more for same money.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-12-05

Ms. Wi.slov's Soothing syY1p.'
Pr chiidrso oething, softens the gums Rs4soas b.
oAmRsssoa, allays pain. cures wind cole. 1e 6ea.
A million dollar gold nugget was re-
Gently taken out at-But hold on. We can't
print the rest until the patent medicine
man puts up full reading notice rates.
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Smoke Bakers "Bullhead'' scent CT
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Riot Of smslt.r Strikers.

Riot Of smeitsr Strikers.
Denver. Nov. 29.-Anger against the
strike breakers at Globeville. the site
of the Globe smelter. heightened by n
mass meeting Of the strikers wives
yesterday morning in Max Malich's sa-
loon at Globeville, and by the arrival
of forty strikers from the beet inelds.
where they had been thrown out of
work. resulted yesterday evening at
$50 O'Clock In concentrated attack
on one Of the wagons bringing men
employed at the smelter from their
work. A general melee ensued, during
which Policeman Cannon. the only Of
ficer on the scene at the time, was held
by man, while a woman filled his
eyes with red pepper. Peter Swanson.
a smelter employe. was dragged from
his bicycle and probably fatally beaten
and John Chopyack. a striker. was
struck on the head by Sergeant Dougal
for resistance.
Seventeen arrests were made. Chief
of Police Armstrong stated last night
that ~ a result Of this riot and others
which have preceded II. all the saloons
in GlObeville will be closed and the po-
lice force there will be Increased to
nine men. The saloons are considered
as the hot-beds where trouble Is in.
cited.
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lGEEKEh, COLORADO.
Miss Goclet gnts 1.o0o. c00 worth O.;
gifts. Them as has gifts"
water add little stock and serve hot.
--- -
Any girl baby born on the isthmus
now Ia eligible as Daughter of the
Revolution.
Lou Dillon must have quite an ear
for music, as she beats time with
great regularity.
From present Indications it will
take Mr.. Harry Leh. long time to
live himself down.
In cases where the Boston man
"shivers with apprehension" the Chi
cago man throws fit"
All the world loves . lover and
especially the tailor who makes q spe-
cialty of creasing trousers.
A literary conspiracy between Gar
Nicholas and King Oscar mAy be
looked for. Both write poetry.
The U. 8. marines used cotton bales
for bulwarks down At Colon, Just rs
II cotton didn't cost anything this sea.
son.
Duchess May can tell the other girls
to go and get them duke apiece be-
fore they criticize her taste in coro-
nets.
Beware Of emptying the contents OF
the cold water pitcher on the pet
poodle. 1t leads to litigation and mo-
toriety.
A learned scientific man says that
the earth will last at least 100 600, 900
years lonser-and doubtless he thinks
he knows.
1t doesn't worry, girl nearly 30
much to be courted by the wrong man
as 1t does not to be courted by the
right man.
The Philadelphia dog who mistook
. stick Of dynamite for a bone will
never be caught doing that foolish
thing again.
The postofice at Schuyler, N. r,
has been destroyed by IRE. We are
not informed whether 1t caught from
love letter or not.
You can't cast of troubles like last
years garments. You have to dig them
out from the inside Of your brain-for
that In where they are.
A Denver man eloped the other day
with the hired girl. 1t was . mean
trick to play on his wife. with girls
~ scarce ~ they are at present
Just as we were becoming proficient
with the jawbreaking names from the
far east along comes. 4 fresh variety
Of tongue twisters from South Amer
lea.
D. NJ. Parry is afraid this republic
Is going to smash. We would re-
spectfully prescribe for Mr.. Parry a
brisk walk, . shower hath and a good
rubbing down.
A year or two ago J. Pierpont Nor
gan was supposed to hold q mortgage
ON the earth, but 1t looks now As II he
had lost the document, before he had
time to foreclose.
Onr champion football team should
challenge the Hungarian diet for q
game after the season is over. Judging
from their training the two bodies
should be well matched.
Prizehghter Corbett says that foot
ball Is too rough for him. why. in
this game a man hasn't a chance to
defend himself" he adds. But what q
lovely chance one has to slug one g
fellowmen!
It's curious how moderate an ex.
,pense a dollar day for drinks seems
when you pay 1t out in quarters. and
how extortionate a water tax bill OF
324 for year when you pay 1t out in
a lump sum.
It is q wonder that no great finan-
cler has thought OF the possibility of
organizing the eligible noblemen Of
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The Greek Executioner.

In Greece the death penalty is
said to be often pronounced, but the
difficulty Of obtaining executioners
was for long time almost insuper-
able. 1t was at last surmounted by
giving to a murderer the choice be-
tween his own death or acceptance
of the Office of permanent execu-
toner. The man lives alone in an
old tower built by Venetians on an
islet outside the port of Nauplia,
where necessaries are taken to him
every morning by the boatman, who
is careful to exchange no word with
him. Twice a year steamer calls
for him and his instruments OF
death, and he leaves upon a tour of
executions.
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An Expensive Sample.

Colonel Francis G. Ward, row SUI
perintendent of public works at
Buffalo, was for some years con-
nected with the construction corps
of the Panama railroad.
1--WE had curious handicaps in the
work" said Colonel Ward. Gall Of
our material came from France.
Once we needed some bolts. We
sent a wooden model of the kind we
wanted to France and ordered
100000 of them. The bolts came
back, but they were all made of
wood like the model-4,0 900, 900
beautifully made wooden bolts, Of
NC earthly use except for kindling."
Saturday Evening Post.
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Oldest Lixlna TrlpIets.

Maine claims the oldest living
triplets in the United States. They
are Mrs. Sarah A. Fossett, wife OF
George N. Fossett of Union; Mrs.
Mary A. Fossett, widow of Samuel
Fossett of Union, and Mrs. Martha
Hayes, widow of Thomas Hayes,
formerly of Union, who now resides
in Massachusetts,. The first two mar
ried brothers. These triplets were
born on June 20, 1923, and cele-
brated their eightieth birthday this
year. They are the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Townsend of Union,
in which town they were born.
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General o,connor.

General 0'Connor, who seems to
be bent on carving out for France
a new colony in Morocco, made his
military debut in the corps OF
guides which distinguished itself in
the battles before Metz in the Fran
co-Prussian war. During the see
ond siege of Paris, brought about
by the commune, he was aid-de-
camp to General de Gallifet, who
was the first minister of war under
the recent Waldeck-Rousseau adj
ministration. He has also cam
paigned in Tunis and commanded
the cavalry in Tonquin.
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An Odd Combination.

An Italian with an aching tooth
that had kept him awake for two
nights dropped into the Office of a
Waterville (AIe.) dentist the other
day. He wanted the tooth extracted
for % cents, but the dentist would
not cut prices. The Italian urged
his poverty pretty hard, and the
dentist offered to remove the tooth
for nothing, but would not cut
prices. The Italian became offend
ed and left the office with the tooth
still in his head, too proud to be
made the object Of charity and too
economical TO pay regular prices.
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Reg HEIGHTS.

Relatives OF Air Alihonu VINO
came mere 'eN Weeks ago 'Aoin
iowa went tao" J '''Su"S
Mr.. ). Woman, wife aud son,
returned to EAGLE l.aSe, Nina,
last week oI'er 10 'EohVhs SO
l2uih ~ l'*'@. 'i' - prove" ~
on q c'aih' 80 ''i'''i'S il'''s'
esse P%iee WI stop ~ Zee
Heights this Winter and look
after a herd OF cattle ior i'rhdeil
y Cowan on the Lansing ranrh.
Mr.. Richmond is quite seek
again.
Miss Stella Bprrv has enlisted
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Nov. 12t7
summons.
state OF South Dokotn. Con ntv oi Hand.

state of South Dokota. Cou nty Of Hand.
In Circuit Court 9Th. Judicial CIR MT.
James ain. Plhin'ih. Va. The unknown
h,rs. deviRers le.ntees. exec htor or admins
traitor, aud the credit nrs OF Gustav Lehman
decessed. and all persons Hnk no yn VINO nave
or claim to nave any estate or Interest N OF
lien or incumbrance upon. the premises de-
scrihed In II" complaint he rein, Ue'endahls,
The state OF Sodth Dnko tn, to the aOoVe
named Defendant: Ion are hereby SUM
moned and required To answer the com
Pluint Of he plaintiff, which was hlei IN the
Office oi the clerk OF this ,onrt IN Miller 10
Hand CuuHity, South DAKOTA. on the 5ih
day of October. 1908 an which prays ior
n Judgment quoting title to and the s
termination Of "A | adverse claim again'I tne
premises described in the cpsnpaint' STU.
ate ia sal conntv. toNfit: the south WIS.,
Quarter (S. W, w OF St elton Twenty seer
90, Tow nshtp One Hu ndred sixteen lloI
Range Sixty six (6BD, and e serve copy
of your answer 10 said complaint on the
undersigned at his Once in The City OF heu,
htld. IN salt state. witi,in u lrtY days hlfl
the completed service o thir summons upuII
YOU, exclusive OF the do of uch service a nt
II You fal To answer - I'D complaint With
that time the plaintiff will apply, 10 tne
Court for the relief der landed In the COW
plant.
Attorney for plaintiff, Redheld, sou'n
Dakota.
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Farmers Attention,

We are out fol' Trade. Us an
lndaancn we offer In Exchange
for No wheat 30 lis OF patent
or n Of second paten. -four.
At $l.lO per Sack this means
7Icio Whaat, or Soc O. %l15
per Sack. No Such ofie: ever
made before. Allgrades ofwheat
taken at It's relative value.
Flour guaranteed. Offer good
ior a limited time only.
4Ct4 MILLER RoLLER Mills.
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Poetry and Fame.

A new story is going the rounds
about Mark Twain and a young
poet.
"How long does it take to get
fame from poem?" asked the poet.
The sage thought and in a few
minutes said:
"Well, it takes about four hours to
write one and 10 years IL months 30
days "a, hours and IS minutes to Get
II published Then it's toss ,lp
whether a's famous or infamous"
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~ 10
N1E Na ne. Of sa,c otl.cal E-tstc.

Nov. 1gta.
Notice or Sa'c orlscaI Estate.
state 81 Scpth pUsotu County Of Hand
SS
tv Nirfrp 81 On order md decree ~ tho
o ntg Cc9rt ~ HBnl C.pnty South Dsk n
ale o. he paiItirn 81 the undersigned as
hp sun diSH - Tho narsous Hui Estate Gi
'iosweli waiter ilolGCs. Cara Ellen Holmes
md Eva lnrchN Holmes tEr nsin"r hcirs -:
tHs lzfat- Oi Martha : Ouise Holmes de.
'nrsa'. for aU order . ALL the Real FstHtp
~ said minors on th' i3th dnv OF Novarn-
hpr 1868 Said Guardian W ! sell at i.riVafp
Sale To thr highest bidder, FOR cash or en-
time with notes With approved security
subject to conf nation, hy tie Judge al
s'id fouutv Coart on or after FRIDAY the
9Th dnv 90 pecemh'r "u3 the Ktal Ertate
resrrihed Rs follows to wit:
The undivided Tw Thirds Interest In and
the NJ rth West quart ~ Sect ion Eleven
n TOWNSHIP One Hundre1 and Thirteen
north OF Range $ Ntv SIX west % tn
Fifth Principal meri'i ian and situats IL sal
Hnnd ecu ty.
Bids may be- mad 81 any tine ter the
first publication ot his nUlicc an before the
max OF the sale.
All bids must he made IN writing and LET
with the undersigned mt Hessington South
Dakota. Y. a. or With the CLERK 81 sail
CouII at Ter, south Dakh!a.
pa ed, this 9th day u November A. d.
1903
Andrew r. Holmes.
j. II. G, stii Guar I'm.
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oct2It6
Notice For Publication.

department OF the Interior, Land OH1es
at Huron, South Dakota, October 20 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF hls inten.
lion To make fnal proof In support Of hs
claim, and that said proof viii be made be-
Tore the County Judge at Miller. $. D.. On
November - 1903 viz
FRA K r, CRABTgEE.
n. =, No. III 10 for the SW ANEh See,
D, \, liz ~, r. 6s w, ST. p. NJ.
He names the folio yiag witnesses TO
prove mia con'inuOus residence upon and
cultivation - sal Ian !. viz:
Joseph zoe X. Bn't "a Douglass Charles
NJ. DwJer, Jay i. Morrill, all of Miller, = D.
G. A. BLAZE. Register.
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Close Out.

! wish 20 close ont my mems
furnishing goods and boys.
clothiag. They will go cheap.
Tonne ia aud see them. | shall
'hcn have more room for lny
merchant tailoring. LYON waAt
Il good salt, that always looks
well coue in and leave your
measure. 4. w. YamS.
Merchant Tailor, Miller, s. ID.
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" ,y5ts
Notice for publicatlon.

Depart mentl OF the Interior. Land ostce a,
Huron. Sou IA Dakota. October 10: lsuo s
Notice In ,ereby given that the ioii9Nlns
named set Ter has filed notice OF MS ih's ~
Ton TO ina &c finai proof Ia support 9, ~
claim. and that said proof Will be mads ",
iore the County judge at Miller, D " vs.
December H. 1903. via:
JOHN A. RUGGENBERG.
Il. t. No. 158oS. for the SEA, Sec. 20, 4
liz, N, Il. 90 W., 9th r. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses 20 pIun,d
hln continuous re-id snee upon hH"
cultivation OF said land, viz
Daniel Parkhur-t, Percy Nicholas. Jose,,S
.oeek of Nilltr, y. ~, aud Jafles h be'i'
~ Rec Heights, \. u.
c. A. BLAKE. register
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LADY or
seu5,em"n to manage business In this
NoHniy ard adjoining, territory Tor house
ClSoili financial standing. $1,000 straight
cash salary and expenses paid each Monday
direct from headquarters, Expense money
advanced; position prrmanent. Address
Manager, COS Monnn Bldg, chicago.
Nov. I9M3
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Nov. sta
Notice to CREDITOR.

NOtlcC TO creators.
state Of South Dakota, County OF Hand
= s.
Judge there Of
IN The matter of the Estate Of Elnor A..
Co K. Deceased
TO the creditors OF said dCceGent and al
persons having claims against said Estate.
GU are hereby Notified. And required TO
exhibit your claims against said deceased
or ber estate, with the necessary vouchers
10 =. A. keenan,, who has been appointed
Administrators Of said estate. at his office in
TIE vibuge oi clark. Sonth DakOt g. on or be-
lore March tirrt 1904
Dated at Clark, South Dakota october
gath, 1903.
s. A. Keenan,,
administrator OF said Estate
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Nov1st4
Notice To Creditors.

state OF South Dakota. County OF Hand ~
In County Court
Estate 81 Martha Louise Holmc . Darea sed
Noti.eF II hereby given hv the ndersigne /
administrator o. the Estate of Martin
auiSp 10 ms 0ecep-e a. to the. creditors ~
a7d nj. persons having claims against the
satd Hrc' ased t. exhibit t'Icu, with the
necessary vouchers, withIa tour months
after the ilrst publication 81 this notice 10
the said Admin stratOr At WessiaCron p. o.
IN the county OF Beadle., state OF South
Dakota.
lated November l8ta 1903.
Andrew u. Holmes
said Administrator.
j. II. Cole. his Attorney Miller, So, Oak
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Noy 5t4
Notice to Creditors.
nty court for Hand county South

Dakota,
Estn,e OF Samuel ". Swan deceased
No fee II hereby given nv the undersigned
rs she executriX Of the last will and Tesla
rent OF Samuel " Swan deceased, to the
creditors Ot and al! persons having claims
agGins the said decenrea. TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication of this
notice. 70 the resident agent OF said cxccu-
triX. towit: J. h Cole or the Clerk of said
cou"t at Miller South Dakota
Dated November 5th 1903
ELiZABsTH c. SwAS. said ExCcutrix.
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oct14to
DS' l4'S Sorica For. duplication.

Department OF the, Interior Land once
at Huron, South De .kota, Oct, l3 lSoo.
Notice IL hereby kiven that the touoWins
Smed settler has filed notice OF MS nv ~ 80.
ton to make final proof in support OF "a
claim, and that So proof will be maui on
before the County Judge at Miller, ,. d. On
November rs, 100 %, viz;
WILLIAM J. BELLOWS,
III. +. No. 1927. for the lots 1, 2, 3. 4 StS'
ID. and lots sd 2, Sec, - L. lO9 y" ~
20 W. 9th y. Al.
He names the following witnesses ~
prove his cor tinuDu. residence upon ANU
cultivation OF said land. via:
james Beranek rank BrraneF, Peter oie
son. William Keene. ali at Bailey, ~, d.
G.. A. BLAKE, Register
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eseaooessocccccesoeoaeess
x Pure!y Business. * !
aaoseecc .eScasa33so2So1S5

II you have anything To sell. orif you de
sire 90 buy anything, u three or four I'ne
pntIce In the PEEss v 81 brine results.
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Oct. cote
n Notice.


Department OF the Interior, United States
Land Office, Huron, South Dakota. Oct. 81.
1903.
A sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having bean
filed In this Office by Albert Hern contestant
against Huron series Timber Cul IRE Entry
No. 1o073 made August -. 1889. tor the
south East quarter section g. township
ZIG N. range 40, w. by Caroline Trnat
Contestee, In which II l. alleeedthet no ~
well acquainted with the tract OF land rn
hracSd in said entry end knows the prespnt
condition oi aame. also that the snid Care
line Trust has wholly failed to plow. cni
tiyate or plant. or cause TO be plowed, cul
tivatcd or planted, 10 trees. seeds or cut
tings. any portion OF said tract during the
Bird 4th, 9TH 9Th, 9TH. Sth, and all snbse-
quent years after entry; that the said party
has wholly abandoned the said tract for
more than years last past ond that All al
said failures still exist tAugust 81. 1907
said parties are hereby notified TO apDenr
respond and offer evidence touching amid
allegation at ten O'Clock a. M ON Dpcemh her
o. 1903 before the Register and RECEIVER M
the Quilted States Land Ofhce in Huron.
ID.
That said contestant having In proper
affidavit, filed Oct. "a 1908, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence person
al sery ice of this notice en- nno be made ar A.
hereby ordered and directed that such no
tiee be given By due and proper puhlication
In the Pioneer Press. published In Miller. \. %
9. A. BLAKE
Register.
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Condition Of the Citizens Bank aliIlcr s
ID. at close OF bu inrss Sept 9th, 1909

L. VIM. III. Waters, proprietor OF the rboye
nnmed bank, heing duly sworn. say that
the above sta Ement Is true and correct
WA II. WATERS
Subscribed and sworn To before me this
18th day Of November. 1903
j, II. COLE. Notary Public.
In and for Hand Go, s. d.
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ROosters sor Sale.

! have several full blood Barr
ed Plymouth Rock ROSTERS for
SHE, AT my place IN Alpha twp.
1874 G. Il. Forrest,
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Building Lots Tor Sale.

i have a namler Of good
dwelling lots for sale near school
house. T.. " i}CNy. 47t3
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no Iii, 5 for Sale.

nave nine roung stag hounds
for sale. Come quick if yon want
one or two oil thpm.
lOt2 FRED COLEMAN.
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Nov ST.
Notice CT Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

~ ~ VI Nfshs-N NS' NNAoHtAib saw
Notice II hprehv gwen TO whOmsO'ver Il
may concern that whereas rhoms ". Viii
liams I'D execute ana deliver 10 JohnJ. Myers
n Hiortpag' deed on RI Nnth day OF July,
1902, whereby said Williams did mortgage
20 SAID Mvr's toe following described real
estate; The Northwest q larter Of Se'tinn
2l. In TOWNSHIP us. Moth. In Range 80
West OF the 9TH T.. NJ, III uated In the County
of Hand. state oi south Da Eota; And
where's Their is now 1us upon said mort
:.Hge the sum az S365 20 aud whereas said
mortgage contained a power oi sale aud the
amount Recnrgd bv sail mortgage balng
past Que and unpnid; now therefore the
above described F,'al state will De tOreclosed
and Fold ~ y bile aactlon. at the hour Of
One O'Clock r. NJ, on the 10Th day Of
December 903 nj the front door OF the
Cpurt-hOuse. in the City OF Miller and state
Of south Dakota, 10 satisfy sud indebted
nafs.
Dated October 2Vth 1903.
ions j. MYERS. Mortgage
IRWIN II. MYERS. Attorney for Mortgage