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DIED.

AMEN. At Dudeldorf. Germany. May TO- 1903.
the late John p. Amen of Washington, u. c.
May she rest in peace.
BERRY: On Thursday, May 21, 1903. suddenly,
Phoebe c. Hart of Perth Amboy. y. J.. at her
residence No. 431 9th street southwest, in the
seventy second year OF her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter Perth Amboy, " j.,
papers please copy y
BOOTH In New York city MAY 10 1903 MAY
CARTER, wife of Few. Robert c. Booth. in the
thirty ninth year of her age.
CANNON. ON "Wednesday May 20. 1903 at 2:4J
pm. BRIDGET CANNON At her residence,
ia ID street northeast, beloved wife of the
Funeral will take place from her late residence. ia
I'd street northeast. on Saturday morning. May
.. at $50. Requiem mass at ST Aloysus
Church at 8 o'clock. Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited TO attend.
DAusCH: ON "Wednesday, May 20, 1909. An
DREW F.. DAUSCH. the believed son Of Eliza-
beth ard the late Michael Dausch. aged twenty
nine years, suddenly at his residence, 81
street southeast.
Friends and relatives invited TO attend funeral
Requiem n mass T he hTd at yo am r Sar Pba
delphia papers please copyJ =
ton. Ohio WILLIAM II. D0rGl ~. the son OF
the late Henry and Nancy Douglas and brother
of Mary Lucas Martha Carter and chaiies and
John Douglas.
MARTHA. widow of Robert Grimes.
Funeral private from her sons rssidencs: 4lo
Mass at st. Aloysius Church =
oNS son of the late Evan and Eyefena Lyons
of Georgetown ID. &. y
MOTTER On Wednesday May 20. 1903. JAMES
TAYLOR MoTTER, in the siAty-hfth year OF
Funeral from the chapel at Oak Hill cemetery FRI
day, May D. at pm.
PAUL: At l:3o am. May 20. 1903. INEZ l.,
Funeral from the residence of her sister 40 Cor
coran street. Friday. May %. at pm. tNew
York. California and Wisconsin papers please
copy
POOR In Baltimore Nd May 10. 1903. CoRNE-
liza TUCKER. wife OF Harry Taylor Poor and
daughter of John $. Tucker.
Funeral from the residence 1923 Park avenue, Bal
timore, at pm May IL
SCAMMELL. On Thursday. May q 1903 In nth, the
eighty third year of his age, WILLIAM CUR
Funeral tprivate) from his late residence Grafton
street. Chevy Chase, Nd, Saturday May u nc
2o'clock pm.
' 20, 1908. Miss JANE f. SMITH.
Fuaerai from her former home. 1879 9th street
northwest, Saturday, May %, at 1880 O'Clock =
TYSON On Thursday. May 81, 1908 at $50 am
WILLIAM TYSON, in the eighty sixth year OF
Funeral from his late residence 800 street north-
west, Friday, the 22d instant, at , pm. In
terment private.
In Memoriam.
lEyEY In loving remembrance of my dear
mother MARY JANE IENEf. who died nine
teen years ago today, May Fl, 1854
Flow on fair stream that dream 10 Ger;
She stan0s upon another shore.
A vast river near her flows.
Ana still she follows where II goes
And sleeps within the graveyard wall,
But cannot hear me call.
.sone, but not forgotten.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, LOUISE Lk
VEY DORSEY.
IUCAS In sud but loving remembrance of my
dear beloved husband. BEVERLY w. LUCAS,
who died two years ago today, May II, 1ool
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS WIFE, MARY LUCAS.
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IMMIGRATION IN APRIL.
Largest Number Of Aliens in Any
Single Month

The immigration bureau of the Treasury
Department has announced that the Of
fetal figures of the immigration TO the
United States during the month of April
was 126. 2s6. the largest number of aiiena
who ever came to this country in any
month. For the ten months of the present
fiscal year the total immigration has been
620.711. larger than for the same period in
the history of the country.
The total immigration during the twelve
months of the last fiscal year was CAS- 743.
II is thought to be certain that the immi>
grafton for the month of May will exceed
100000, and for the month of June will be
i'm the neighborhood of 100000. This VIII
give a total immigration for this fiscal
year of between $4,000 and 900 coo Y.ooIie.
as many people are found i'm 4 number
of the oldest and most popuious states Of
the country
The year 1882 was the banner year in the
history of the United States. Since then
the immigration has dwindled In that
year ISS.e2 people came to this country.
1t Is now practically certain that this fis-
cal year Will establish new record.
The arrivals at the principal ports for
April were as follows: New York 101 312
Boston. 9.1S4: Philadelphia, SAB; Baiti-
more, 6.9I3: San Francisco. S24: Key West.
403. The arrivals by way of the Canadian
border for the month have not been sent in
by the border immigration officials.
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Army Orders.

First Lieutenant Hanson B. Black, Artil-
lery Corps, ordnance department. has been
ordered to visit the works of the Fore Rivtr
Ship and Engine Company, Quincy, Mass,
on official business pertaining to the inspec-
ton of forgings for thirty-four three-inch
guns to be manufactured ~ the American
and British Manufacturing Company
Sergeant Robert Rossow, Troop H, 18th
Cavalry, who has successfully passed the
preliminary examination for appointment
as second lieutenant, has been ordered to
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, to report to the
commanding officer of that post for in
structions preparatory to taking the final
competitive examination before board to
be convened there
Private Thomas w. Whalley, 18th Bat
terry, Field Artillery, who is now in conf1ne-
ment at Washington barracks, D. c., has
been discharged without honor from the
army for desertion.
First Lieutenant David M King ordnance
department, has been relieved from duty
at the Sandy Hook proving ground. Sandy
Hook, N. j., and ordered to Benicia, Cal,
for duty at the arsenal there to relieve
First Lieutenant Thales l.. Ames ordnance
department, who has been ordered to this
city for duty in the office Of the chief of
ordnance.
Major John B. Bellinger, quartermaster
has been ordered to Newburgh, N Y, on
official business pertaining to the quarter
master s department In connection with
construction of rOadways.
Col. Forrest H. Hathaway assistant
quartermaster general, in addition to his
present duties, has been ordered to assume
temporary charge of the office of the dis
bursting quartermaster at Portland, Ore,
to relieve Col John NICE. HYDE deputy
quartermaster general, who has been or
dered to report to the commanding general,
Department of California, for duty as chief
quartermaster of that department, to
lieve Col Crosby P. Miller, deputy quar-
termaster. general, of temporary duty In
charge of that office. Major Carroll A.
Devol, quartermaster; in addition to his
present duties has been ordered to assume
charge of the general depot of the quar-
teTmaster's department at San Francisco,
Cal. relieving Lieut.. Col. Crosby P. Miller,
deputy quartermaSter general.
The leave Of absence granted First Lieut..
Horace d. BloOmbergh, assistant surgeon,
has been extended one month.
First Lieuts. John T. Dunn. 18th Infantry
Kaoln L. Whitson. 9th Infantry and Rob-
ert E. Grinstead. 23d Infantry, have been
ordered to examination for promotion
Lieut.. Coils. William B. Wheeler 10th In
fantry and Alfred Reynolds. I'd Infantry
have exchanged places.
Capt. John S. Park. jr. 21st Infantry and
Capt Frank B. Mccoy. I'D Infantry, have
been ordered to examination for promotion.
First Lieut.. John Shepard, assistant sur
geon at Fort Apache. Arizona. has been or
dered to duty at San Francisco.
/ Second Lieut. A. F. Brewster, artillery
corps. has been granted two months leave
of absence and the leave granted Capt.
Thomas M. Anderson jr., It'll Infantry, has
been extended one month
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Frisco Not San Francisco Meant.

Rumors reaching San Francisco to the
effect that quarantine had been declared
against that city by Peru. representatives
of the chamber of commerce have called
upon the State Department for informa-
ton and United States Minister Dudley
has been called upon for a report by cable
The report is believed TO have grown out
of an error in interpreting last week a
cablegram announcing that Guayaquil had
quarantined against Frisco. a small Ecua-
dorian coast town, meaning a quaran-
tine against San Francisco, California The
mere notice would be suffisient under South
American practice to cause all coast coun-
tries to follow suit and quarantine without
investigating the conditions.
A cablegram received at the State De-
partment from Minister Dudley at Lima
states that there is no quarantine in Peru
Wan ports against San Francisco.
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Almost Time.

From the Pittsburg Gazette.
The graduating essay and the graduating
gown are ripening summer fruits.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths We're reported to
the health office during the twenty-four
hours ending at noon today: Adeline Will
cox, 40 years; Marcia V. Clifton. 16 years;
Sarah T. Grant, ~ years; John c. Shu-
mate, AZ years; Herman Wallace, 33 years;
Patrick Dalton, 81 years; Laura V. Cad
mus 30 years; Adele Greenberg, - years;
Mamie Rucl1er. % years; Thomas Patrick.
- years; Mary Albrittain, - years: Will
liam l.. Cannon, 4 years; infant of Peter
and Mary Ennis. ! day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

Mrs. Henry Frank Moore announces that
she will not be at home Friday, May p,
but will receive informally the last Friday
in May, the 10Th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hobart have sent out
cards announcing the marriage of their
daughter Julia and Mr. Clarence Woods De
Knight. Wednesday, May 20. Mr.. and Mrs.
De Knight will be at home after January /
at Stoneleigh Court, this city
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Relief. of Suffering Jews.

ested, Commissioner Mcfarland moved to-
day that Mr.. Simon Wolf Rev. L. Stern.
Rev. j. T. Loeb 1. L. Blout and s. Open
heimer be appointed committee to col
lect funds for the relief of the suffering
Russian Jews, with power to add to their
number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

Miss Mae Louise hartman returns home
Thursday from Minneapolis, Mimi, where
she has been greatly entertained by. her
friends. She will be with her mother at
1441 w street northwest for the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

Miss Margaret Long, daughter of the for
mer Secretary OF the Navy, will soon grad
uate in medicine from Johns Hopkins Uni
versity Her father will be present wher
she receives her degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

Robert Simmons, twenty-seven years old,
living at 139 street southeast, became i'll
at 9th and d streets this morning. The
Emergency Hospital ambulance was sum-
moned and the sick man was removed to
the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

You will find more genuine Bargains to the
square foot at the BON Marc1e than at amy other
store i'm the city. Kissing Bargain Friday here
is like throwing away good r,oney-money you
might save.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

Miss Wilson. daughter of the Secretary OF
Agriculture will make several interesting
visits to the summer homes of her friends
during the next three months. being ex-
pected to spend several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh at their place at
Manchester-by-t the Sea and with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Grosvenor in Nova Scotia.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ARTH AND MR.. GASCH MAR
RIED TODAY.
Rev Mr.. Lynn and Miss Gardner Wed
ded-Summer Plans of Notables
Personal Notes.

Today at noon Miss Franseca f. Arth,
youngest daughter of Mrs. Katharine Arth,
and Mr. William Frank Gasch were mar
ried. The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides mother, $40 I'd street
northwest, and was witnessed by the fami-
lies of the contracting parties, Rev. Chas.
Currier officiating. The bride wore be-
coming travelling suit of blue, with white
hat trimmed with white chiffon and ostrich
feathers. The best man was Mr.. Carl Neu-
man. At the conclusion of the ceremony
those assembled repaired to the dining
room, where bountiful repast was served
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Gasch left for a
trip north, to include a stay at Atlantic
City Later they will make their home in
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

Miss Clara E. Haines, daughter of Mrs
E. A. Haines, is spending few weeks will
her sister, Mrs II. c. Sanford. Knoxville
Tenn.
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BE in Earnest.

It matters not in what voca-
ton Of li!ewe may he employed,
there are O few rules OF living
which we should always bear If
mind. Among them we would
give 6rst place TO the admoniticn
Be in earnest, BE yourself;
do not try to initiate someone
else, or try 10 DO IS SOMEONE else
does, but have an irresistible
personality all your own; have
an object IN view; make up your
mind what you want to do. LAY
plans for it, and then stick to
it, fyou are a farmer andlike
farming, wish TO make it a sue
cess, wish to make it pay be
enthusiastic over your work DO
not get discouraged jgst because
some little thing goes wrong but
persevete, and you will surely be
rewarded. No matter how
small a thing may seem, do il
well. There is nothing on earth
that lis worth doing" at all,
but that us worth doing Well.
Have confidence in yourself; be-
lieve in yourself; believe in your
own ability do not allow the
Thought to enter your mind that
you arc inferior to anyone else;
do not say to yourself when you
have completed q task, 1T is
good enouth for me when you
want it to be good enough for
anyone else on earth. About
everything on a farm, or in any
other business for that matter,
the one thing which will bring
success scorer than am thinge'se
is the keynote, do" These
! two little words, DO and
We'll" constitute one Of the
safest and soundest of the bus
mess foundations. President
Roosevelt sounded a note along
this same line in one ofhis recent
speeches, in which he said, in
EFFECT: THE highest ideal CT
American citizen is he who seeks
not so much TO do tie great
things, as he who willingly and
uncomplaininglv does the little,
everyday humdrum duties of lie
we'll. Take time to be sociable
Icndeavor alway to see the best
side oglile; be always ready to
give, as Your means will allow to
good enterprises, and you find
shat You are ready when the OPP
portunlty persent. itself TO enjoy
the good things of lie, and
that Your undertakings are afull
rounded success Lewis Kcl-
Tough, Miller, S. D.--TheDakota
Farmer.
- u !. - syrs 90 II IL -
Tia V;rd a., tf,o, A.-a,.o D~,,r ;
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Puesee cal..

Haveing rente.l my ranch in
Spring lliiltwp, viii aail at
public ancli0nat the rdn,1l with
out reserve, all MY stoei i'm
PIGMENTS, wagons harness. etc.
ON Frigay Sept %, at 10 O'Clock
4. ". 30 Head OF Horses. Com
sisting of two stations, Mares,
oeldings and colts, from i700lhs
down. One Big Jack, tw o jennies
and one foal; three mules, TWO
broken. 40 Head of Cattle.
mostly Pooled Angus, consisting
OF one registered Pol,el Angus
bull, cows, Steers, calves, etc,
Farm implements Consisting
of gang sulky. walking plows,
all good as new; one Shoe drill,
corn planter, checkrow and drill,
movers, Binders, headers,
wagons, hnggips, and a-lot OF
hairless OF all kinds, two for2es
and set OF blacksmith tools.
SEQ bead Of young Ewes. and
several good bucks. Free Lunch
at Noon.
Terms, OF SALE Sums
uHdaf s {, cash. Over SIG one,
years time given. on app: owed
secerity at 10 per ep1f interest.
2 per cent discount tor cash.
JOHN RAsiEY
L. s. WILSON. Auctioneor.
i. d. GREEN. Cieri:
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Department OF the Interior Larid 0s.ice at
Huron. South Dakota September Ii. 1903
Notice Is hereby given TINT the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion 20 make final proof in support ~ his
claim. and that said proof will he made Le-
fore the County Judge al Miller, 5. ID. on
october 27. 1903. Via:
JOHN HANSEN,
H. T.. Va. 1920. for the Lots L. 4 Eil
NINA see 7. + ITO, n. X, 81 W. 9Th +. Nj.
He names The following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aud Guilty. J.
ron Of said land. viz peter Name, az ST.
Lawrence. $. u. Roy Butte OF Danforth 8. y.
Albert H. Abbott. of NJ ea. ). A. Marshal
Kane. Of ST. Lawrence, 8. d.
c, A.BLAkE. Register.
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Notice for Publication.

SeptfTtG
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior. Land Office 81
Huron South Dakota. September IA, 1903
Notice is hereby given that the lotto ing
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
on 20 make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the County Judge at Miller $. ID. on
o tober 81, 1908. viz:
ROCK FORREST.
Fl f. No. 1J2S5. for the SWH NEK x w
y, Ell See. 81. y. 112, N. Il. 40 w. 9Th
r. NJ lie names the following witnesses to
prcve his continues residence upon aal
cultivation OF said land viz
Duane Whi,comb. OF Miller. =. D.. Romial
j.. LozxOn. William Price and James Thorne
ali of Rec Heights, s. ID.
G. A. BLAKE. Register.
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sept8te
Notice For Publication.

Department OF the Interior Land Office
at Huron, south Dakota, Aug. %, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlerAas filed notice of her inten-
tion to make final proof in supnort OF her
claim. ond that "a proof will be mad
before the County Judge AT Miller, >. d., on
october 10. 1903 via.
EVA II. CHADWICK. nee Spieer.
H. E. No. 1926. for tAe y r. q See. Is, T.
III ~, r. 80 W, 9th r. VI.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz
Horace Morrow. George Hardwick john
G, CNshman, Edward YerdoD, all OF Miller
S. y.
G. 4. BLAKE. Register
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No1ice Of Taking un Ess.-,:y.


Take Notice, That On the3Gth
day of April 1908, !, the under
signed, took into my possession
one heller which / fonnd estray
upon he \ W 4, Of Section "a
i'ownsIllp 100 Range 66, that
said animal is described as
follows: GEe BriEale 2 years old
heller no Brand That | reside
the n W 4, OF Section 81 Town
ship 10 Range sc. and my post
oHice address is WessingtouS. ID.
and the owner Of said property
may take the same by appearing
with me and proving ownership
TO the same before Il Justice OF
the Peace and paying the ex-
penses Of taking up and keeping
such estray to the time OF such
delivery, together with costs and
fees provided by law. Date Sept.
10th 1903. John Peterson,
Hand County, South Dakota.
40t3
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Notice to Owner of Land Before Tax
Deed Shall Issue.


To the heirs and leg ~ representatives OIL.
J. Smith deceased and George V. Close de-
ceased. towit Myrtle Miller. nee Mrs. j. j
Smith. Mrs. George v. Close. Alma Close and
Others unknown:
You are hereby notified that on the 4th
day OF November A. y. 1895. the following
described piece or parcel uf real estate taxed
In the name of 4 i. Smith and situated In
the county of Hand state of south Dakota,
- follows: lot twenty eight T2Sl in block
twelve Tl2l of George j Loves addition Il,
rho town ~ Tee Heights was sold for Ia Ses
then dne and delinquent for the year 1894.
nc tax sale Ivy the treasurer of said county
TO said Hand county and was by said pur-
chaser duiy assigned to q. G. Wllett who is
now the lawinl holder Of said certificate ~
parchnse. That said taxes then due aad de-
iinaucnt amounted 10 3 1.01 with interest,
penalty and costs accrued. S.95. making
deem $i.9s and in addition thereto. the
cost az service OF this notice together with
such interest accrue after this date
must be paid. and that the right ei redemp-
ton will expire and deed for said land he
made within sixty days nom the completed
service OF this notice. q. G. wILLErT,
j. H.toiE. Owner of said certificate.
Ills attorney, Miller, SD, Sept 2 tJ,J
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Lard For Sale Or Rent.


Lard For Sale Or Rent.
NI1 10. 1lO-6G.
SEC, 1926.
n L 8, 112-6G.
S w 81, 1896.
NJ NJ 4, 10o-6T.
n L %, 111-67.
NJ $ W & 81 n w 80, 111-67.
S wv 20. 111-6S.
n w 33, 112-68.
y f j, 110-G0.
n f /, 114-69.
n E3, 114-G0.
S W II. 114-69.
S w 30, 1860.
Sc &c, 1870.
SEP, 1l4-7O.
S Eft, 114-70.
n w l3. 1910.
n Il 30. 114-70.
n W 30, 114-70.
S " -, 114-70. 19tf
S. V. Christ.
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Notice to creditors.

Estate OF CharlotteC Bui'pm, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by lie undersigned.
Administrations az the Estate OF Char
lotte G. BuhuuF decead, 90 the cred
itore 81 and al persons having claiins
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with The necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication otthis no
tice. to the said administrator at the Office
Of Sterling < lark in the city of Redfe.d,
In the COanty OF SPHINX. So. OAK.
Dated August I'D, 1903.
iif>>; ci,Ss;;:s.s:sss: o. the
estate OF Charlotte G. Bunum. Decease
STERLlSG & CLARK, Attys. for Admins
traitor.
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See the j. Thompson Gang
and Sulkey Flows, Harrows,
Corn-planters, also the Rock
island Disk Harrow, sold by
GEO. GEFFERY, Miller, S. D. If
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sept3t6
Notice For DUPLICATION.

Department. % ne interior, Lanti otce
ut Huron. Souta Dakota, August 81 1908.
Notice * hereby given that the following
named settler h8S hled notice OF his iuten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof win be made be-
fore the County Judge at Miller, $. d.. on
october H. 1908. viz:
SAMUEL. Il, BAIR,
n. p. No17O92 for the Lots 3. I aud ~
SW "A Sec Z, n 103 r., g. 90 W, 9th =. M.
lie names tie ioliowiRg Witnesses to
prove bis continuous rcSiJence upon and
cultivation oi said laai. viz:
Frank Baker Robert Mercer Robert Bair
Edward Bnir, Al OF AipenQ.S. d,
q. A. BLAEr. Register.
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Sept10t2
Notice. I.and Sale hr Trustee.


Notice is hereby given that the uudersgn-
ed, "a trustee. viii sell at O'Clock p. ~ on
the 22nd day of September. 1903. at IRON
door Of the cOurt house In the city OF M.ilfr
Hand county. South Dakota, at public an,-
tion tor cash. 70 the highest bidder. he ioi-
10 wing DESERT ed land. to-wit: the >. W. a
OF SETON 30 in township IL y. of range Z
W. IN said county'of Hand.
The land * good for farming purposes
and convenient to railway.
Dated September 9TH. 1oDa.
A. " H. S. BASsETT Trustee.
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Land Wanted.

/. want TO buy some good
quarters of ilapd county laud
cheap for cash. Write or call on
me at Miller. Il
G.. II. CARROLL
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Land For Sale.

Iown the following quarter
sections of land in Hand County.
/ want to sell one OF these quart
ers.
NEA6 113 66.
n W Y 81 113 60.
n W 4 7113 20.
SW Il rs Ia IS.
SIlA1 ia 50.
SEX - 116 sc.
For further information, Ad-
dress, Frank Thoms.
39t3 Perry, iowa
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ssos % seesee e seee soeoeces
& x Purely Business. *

II you have enything to sell. or II you de-
sire to buy anything three or Tour hue
notice in the PRESS will bring results.
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For Sale--.A good dwelling
House. Enquire OF w. j. Davey,
st. Lawrence. 39tf