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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-16
ANNOUNCE. MENT,

| hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office of Register of Deeds
of Marathon county, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic county conven-
ton. w. j. GEHRKE.
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Longfenow school Annex

The secretary of the County Committee will
forward To the members of the County
Committee. blank poll lists and Immediately
upon the close of the caueuses, return should
be made by the officers of the caucuses of
delegates elected to the Convention to the
secretary of the County Commute in order that
proper lists of such delegates may be prepared
Members of the County Committee will, i'm
mediately upon receipt of the necessary notices,
post them in proper places as provided by law
and in case of failure TO receive said notices
from the Secretary of the County Committee. the
resident member of such town, village or ward,
shall post either written or printed notices of
said caucuses.
And said towns. villages, and wards in said
County are entitled in the convention hereby
called To the following renreSP n1ntinn.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-16

EX-SENATOR GEORGE q. VEST, the
''little giant of Missouri politics passed
away in his cottage after lingering
illness last Tuesday He was IA years
of age and one of the best known men
of our country.
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NOTICE.

| hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the nomination for county
clerk on the democratic ticket, subject
to the action of the county convention.
VIM. c. LIPKE.
Stratford Wis
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

A new cocktail has appeared in the
saloons, so the Milwaukee papers say,
called the "Potterizer
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FOR SALE
OR RENT
Athens West Side Store.

After Sept. 18th, 1904, the above
store will be for sale or rent, con-
sisting Of store, granary, living
rooms and barn. This is one Of the
best locations in the city. For
further particulars enquire at c..
Athens east side store.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-16

BY order Of the Democratic Congressional
Committee
o. L RIHsLE- Chairman
A q. PAMKOW Secretary.
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ATTORNEYS.
H. 3. HUNTINGTON
r A. EDGAR.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, ONCE on scott street,
"A opposite the Court House.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-16

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR Ar Law
a Practice in all the courts. Collections
Office in Lawrence block, hl7 Third St, WsusHu
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10

ously since the institution of Hy.
perion Lodge, while Mr. Peterson,
who holds two offices-that of Keep.
er of Records and scribe and also
M. of f., was chosen in place of Mr..
A. j. Brown when his removal
caused his resignation to be accepted
in the middle Of term, to the oc-
cupancy of the first named office and
hence at the end of his present SER
vice year will have held same more
than two years. II. B. Atwater prel-
ate, was also elected for a second
term. While a large number of the
Pythian members including present
o. G., F. F. Cary, have held every
Office in the lodge.
For number of years the lodge
met in Thorpe Hall but in the fall
Of 1893, stock company was form
ed, naming itself the Pythian Build
ing Association, and the erection of
the beautiful Pythian Castle was
rapidly pushed to completion. The
stock which at first was not not en-
tirely subscribed for by members of
the order, is now, we understand,
wholly owned by the Knights Pyth-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10

1888, by Crescent Lodge No. 46 of
Independence, Iowa, with charter
membership of twenty-five. The
first officers were H. @. Haeberlee
as P. G.; W. Fl. Norris, g. G.; F. j.
Atwater, V. G.; G. A. Peterson, Prel-
ate; j. E. Davis, NJ. of A.; j. F.
McEwen, M. of D.; Fl. R. Holmes,
K. Of r. and S.; j. M. Morrissey, N.
at,A.; Chas. Smallwood, j. g.; and
A. Hollister, o. G. Associated with
these as companion knights were
these-all then representative men
of Manchester: j. E. Nichols, NJ.
w. Sheldon, A j. Brown, r. G..
Kennedy, H. G. Smith, G. H. Day,
d. p. Seeds, F. Fl. Paul, NJ. Beehler,
A. Thorpe, T. D. Hadley, o. A. Dun
ham, ]. A. Wheeless, A. j. Baker,
w. j. Lawrence.
From these twenty-five, the men,
bership has grown so that at present
there are one hundred and seven
names on the roll Of the scribe.
The roster has lost few names by
death and few by demit, but al
ways has the increase been steady
and active.
The following knights have filed
the Office of G. G. and hold P. G.
certificates honor emitting them
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10

Grant Atkins enjoyed visi,
last week from his brother Port
Atkins whose home is in Dell Rapids,
S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barker OF
Hopkinton were last week guests OF
Superintendent and sIrs. F. D.
Joseph. Mrs. Barker being sister
of Mr.. Joseph's.
DR.. G. L, Leigh's suite of rooms
in the Adams building are being
h1ardwood-fioored, a process very
disturbing to the peace and business
of this Filler-of-aching-voids but
one that will greatly enhance the
beauty and convenience of his apart
ments.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10
AUCTION SALE.

:, Tie undersigned being about to remoye 10
South Dakota. will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1901,
on the Strain farm 2h miles north of Masonyille
the following property. to wit:
work horse. years old; mare. 10 years old
weight ABOUT 1900; l0cows some with calves by
SIDE and others coming in soon; 10 calves;
mead q heifers. three years old. with calf about
. or tons OF hay; two straw stacks; about COO
bushels OF good corn; wind mill and tower;
lumber wagon; riding corn cultivator; har.
row; cook stove; Heater; pile Of lumber:
about 90 bushels of potatoes; two shares In the
Masonvllle Cooperative creamery and other
articles too numerous to mention,
FREE LUNCH AT NOON,
given Tor bankable notes bearing per cent in.
$40, cash. N-'No'
John Malvin, Auct., DAVID EVANS Prom
Frank 8. Griffin, Clerk.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10

(, County, Iowa.
March Term, A. D. 1904
VS.. Original Notice
Mrs Robert l.. s"' -'''
Wilson, David L.
Martin, Mrs. David
Ia. Martin wife of
said David l.. Mar
/ tin. John w Martin
and Mrs. John
| w. Martin wife OF
, said John w. Mar
tin.
To said Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on n L
IN the office of the Clerk of the District Court o.
the State of Iowa, in and for Delaware County. q
petition of Daniel Pagan claiming amen.
other things that he Is the absolute owner In fee
simple OF the North half of the South East Or
u Of section SIX ISL. Township Eighty -eighl
Is North. Range Six 6l West of the 9th P. NJ
now is and those under and through whom
he claims title to said real estate have been for
more than forty, Years last past. In the continu-
Gus; actual, uudiSputed open, adverse, exclusive,
visible and notorious possession OF said prem
ises, under color of title and cain OF right
FOR a more particular statementsOf the claims
made against you by, plaintiff. you are referre !,
to said petition. 10 which he prays that the title
to said real estate be 1uieted In him; that you
and each Of You be forever barred and estopped
from having or claiming any right or title there
70 ADVERSE TO him, and for such other and fur
ther relief as may be deemed equitable In the
premises
No personal judgment is asked against any of
SAID def Ddants.
And that unli IS you appear ther to and de-
fend, on or before noon OF the second day Of the
March term 1904 of said Court, which will COM
lnence and be held at Manchester. in said
county, n Monday; the lith day Of March A..
~; !9o4 deiaul! Will be entered against YOU and
Judgment and decree rendered us prayed.
Dated this md day OF March 1901
BRONSON s. CARR.
6-w4. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10
To the above named deiendsnts


there Is now on file In the ONCE Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Iowa in and for Delaware
County: the petition in equity of Ira P. Adams.
81 Share No Of the IsVnss Burlington estate,
being part of the East half (1s) OF Sec 20, Twp.
80 North, Ranged West Of the 9Th P. M, In
That IN A. b. isss lie defendant cortez Bur-
rinetnn. to whom said share No. 4 was set OF In
due Court proceedings. conveyed the same by
his attorney in facs; the defendant Vernon Rnr-
SIX and $500 acres 81 ssld share.
That cont nat3'Rsly for more than twenty years
him BY warranty deed for o portion thereof have
been In actual. Visible, open. notorious. exclu-
slv.. undisputed and adverse possession OF said
realty under claim Of right and color Of title.
That said Cortez burlington ratified the act Of
his attorney In fact IN making said sale That
said Cortez burlington is alleged to have died
has been made to ASCERTAIN the existence and
residence Of his heirs at law. legatees and un::
known claimants to said described realty and
more particularly described.
be guieted IN hin, and his grantees. and the de
and enloined from claiming title to any portion
/ prayed against any Of the defendants
OF before noon 81 tie second day q the Marof
Term. A. D: 1904 Of said Court, which will com
| 1901. at the Court House In Manchester, Della
ware County, Iowa, default will be entered
against you and decree be entered a. prayed.
YORAN. ARNOLD & YoRAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The foregoing Original Notice is hereby ap
proved and ordered published for six weeks Il
the Manchester Democrat preceding the Marcl
Term A. D. 1904 o. said Court Us by law proyid
dated January 9Th. 1904.
! sws Judge Tenth Judicial District
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ssesseesseeesseeseeeese
@Kly and aYcznlzy
I:933:s:s:3is:sas3a3t3.s
Red Jacket at Peterson's

Red jacket at Peterson's.
Yalentiess at City Hall phar-
macy.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson spent last
week with her parents at Coggon,
-lf-but you had better read
the rest of it in the First National
Bank adv.
Miss Florence Day is spending
couple of weeks with Ottumwa
relatives.
Rev. Caul spent last week in
Jesup assisting in series of spe-
cial meetings.
Jess Lewis spent the greater
part of last week in Cedar Rapids
and Waterloo.
DIR. and Mrs. E. G. Ditimer are
the parents of a wee bit Of a daugh-
ter, born Thursday last.
Miss Clara Marshall of the
Bell Telephone Company and mother
spent Thursday last with friends in
Dubuque.
Mrs. CIV. Durham visited in Des
MONIES last week, stopping at Ames
also, to visit Francis who is attend
ing the l. S. G.
IS. T. Scharles was in Manches-
ter several days of last week, attend
ing to the packing up Of his tailor
ing stock for shipment to his pre-
sent home in LeMars.
N. Wall, a tailor Of excellent
ability has accepted position with
Mr.. Scharles at LeMars and depart
ed for that place Friday. His fam
lily will join him later.
Mrs. j. B. Hoag very pleasantly
entertained the Euchre club ladies
last Wednesday afternoon, dainty
refreshments being served at the
conclusion of the games.
The books in our Library are
being properly catalogued, Miss
Duren, who is graduate Of the DEF
Moines Library school, having start.
ed the work. Miss Duren's home il
in Eldora.
4 Friends here were distressed tt
hear last week Of the illness of Mis-
Ella Morse in Chicago. Her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Morse
went Saturday to be with her for
short visit.
Farley News:-J. j. Goen, tn
Manchester cigar man, called her
Friday. II 81 8 Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Quirin returned from their weddin,
trip at Manchester Saturday even
ing. They spent the past week a
Epworth and go their new home a
Marcus, Iowa, soon.
The Cedar Rapids Republica
of last Thursday had this to say cor
corning our sister town Of Ryan
At meeting of a number Of Rya
capitalists held Tuesday morning
was decided to make an effort I
have the Chicago, Anamosa
Northern railroad strike this tow
if possible. 1t was decided to max
them an offer of $4,000 provide
they change their survey and Ell
tablished depot at this poin
Ryan at present receives and shil
more freight than any other town Q
the Central between Cedar Rapic
and Manchester, and promise {
portion of this, together with
money consideration, should pro,
quite an inducement. 1t is expec
ed that the officials Of the propose
railroad will make visit here witt
: in few days and when the prop
It time comes Ryan will certainly N
j. DO found in the rear Of the van.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10
School Report.

Report of school taught in Della
ware County, District No. 5, Union
Township for the month ending
January 80, 1904.
No. of pupils enrolled, l6. No. Of
days taught, 20. Average daily at
tendance ID Those neither absent
nor nc tardy were Cortland Appleby,
Floyd Dufoe, Hartzell Milroy, Wal
ter Appleby, Eugene Milroy, Vim
cent Evers, Lester Appleby, Olive
Dufoe, Reva Milroy and Monica
Evers. ELLA L. McKEEyER
Teacher.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In District Court. March Term A. d. 1904.
Q. khiks Vs. plaintiff In Equity.
W. D. Mailman and
Fred w. Meyen.
defendants.
To w. D. Mailman and Fred W. Meyen, deien.
dantS:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
file In the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of the State Of Iowa, in and for Delaware County
9 petition In equity Of the the above named HI.
@. Ehrke, Claiming Of the defendant. w. u.
Mailman, Judgment for the sum Of $3.50, with
interest OF six per cent, from January 18th
also asks for the foreclosure Of mechanics
lien on Lots six Isl and seven (7l in block -Four
l4l Meyen's addition to Dundee, Delaware
County, Iowa, against both Of said defendants
and for other and further equitable relief
And that unless you appear thereto and de
tend. on or before noon 81 the second day Of the
March term, 1901. Of said Court, which will com
mence and be held at Manchester. In sale
| County. on Monday, the 14th day of March A
D.. 1904, default will be entered against yot
| and judgment and decree rendered thereon.
Dated this a5th day of January 1904.
BRONSON & CARR.
5-w4. Attorneys for Plaintiif.
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AUCTION SALE.
Having sold my interest in the Henry Et
mpnds farm 2h miles east of Manchester,

Having sold my interest in the Henry Ed.
mpnds farm 2h miles east Of Manchester. 1
February 18th, 1904,
Commencing a. 10 a. sharp. the following
balance coming In soon; Z heiferS coming 3
years old heifers coming years old, two
year oid steers, pedigreed Durham bull 3yrs.
old. Black mare, years old past.
weight about 1900 pounds Twelve fall
81 oats. Seventy.fve tons tame hay In barn,
quo bushels oats, about so bu. CT barley, SOD
Gu. corn. Mccormick binder and truck.
Deeting corn binder, Keystone hay loader,
DAVIS side delivery hay rake. nearly new;
single horse rake. 3.kection harrow, Deere
snlky pillow two corn plows. steel land roller,
MCCORMICK mower, narrow truck, broadcast
seee er, Hallock weeder, Appleton ls Inch
ieed cutter, with 30-ft carrier; tanning mill,
two hole corn shelter. steam feed cooker, two
morse tread power, two wagons, set truck
Hhetis. two hay racks, two sets OF bobslsds
Poftland cutter, nearly new, platform spring
wagon. light buggy. road cart, lawn swing,
i've mix cans. % shares Spring Branch
creamery stock. cook stove, two heating
stoves, set Of chairs, and other household fur.
niture,
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS;--On sums of $40 and under cash; on
on good bankable notes. bearing per cent
Interest," Two per cent discount for cash.
f. 4. K (. S ESAIEsSN Aq S J.P. Edmunds,
Q2-2w)
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Notice of Application for Permit.

Notice of Application for Permit.
In the District Court of the State of Iowa. In
and for Delaware County.
ID the MattAs of the Application
SssG%ss Is ssy
k1 i'a;Ior and Sell Intoxicating 'sa'
To Whom itMay Concern: Notice is hereby
given that the application Of the undersigned. G.
+. Stemmer, Registered Pharmacist, No. 6776,
doing business under the firm name Of G. +,
Stemmer Of Dundee In the County of Delaware
state Of Iowa. praying for permit to buy. keep
and sell intoxicating LIQUORS in the first story Of
Dundee In the County OF Delaware State Of Iowa,
Vii be On flle 10 the office of the Clerk Of the
and day Of March 1904 and that said cause will
come on fos hearing IN said Court ut The March
term OF said Court, to be begun and held at
1894.
HUBERT CARR,
Atty: for Applicant. CT. srEMMER.
Gw3 Applicant.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10

to sit as member of the Grand
Lodge:
w. A. Abbott,
w. S. Beels,
w. g. Blake,
F. +. Cary,
Burton Clark,
J. E. Davis,
H. G. Haeberle.
B. w. Jewell,
G. L. Leigh,
H. II. Lawrence,
j. F. Merry,
w. II. Magill,
G. A. Peterson,
R. R. Robinson,
E. r. Seeds,
j. w. Lewis,
During its sixteen years Of life,
Hyperion Lodge has lost but few
members by death-only five
Knights dying as members Of the
order, namely:
+. ]. Atwater,
@. Fl. Day,
s. S. Summers,
R. L. Brooks,
Charles Mckay.
The present officers are:
j. w. Lewis, P. G.;
j. w. Scott, @. c.;
N. P. Maven, V. c.;
Fl. B. Atwater, Prelate;
A. e. Peterson NJ n. Of S. & :,
j. +. McEwen, N. of E.;
Jerome Sabin, NJ. of A.
Geo. Y. Keiser. |. G..
+. T. Gary, O.G.
Mr.. McEwen has held the position
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las, and a most complete and con-
venient suite of rooms are those oc-
cupied by the X. of P's and their
sisters of the Rathbone lodge in the
second story of the Castle.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10

inc unknown Claimants Of the west half of the
south wesL quarter OF Sec. IS. and all that
part OF the south westquarter of the north
west quarter OF Sec 3j, that lies south of the
Old Mission public highway as the same is now
travelled In Al east and We st direction through
said forty acers; also that tract described as
commencing at the south east corner of the
north east quarter of the south east quarter OF
Sec III, running thence north lQi rods to the
center OF said Old Mission Public Highway.
rods and Y feet lhence south to the south
Inc OF said North east quarter Of ibo sss;ss
the place of beginning. all 10 township
30 north, Range4 West OF the 8 h T NJ. and
Thomas wilson and Mrs Thomas $ Wilson
Sarah Witter; Isaac Iisler and Mrs Isaac
Zigler, his wife; ana Isaac Zeiger and Cathar,ne
Zeigler. his wife; Jacob Cook and Mrs Jacob
Cook, his wife; Jacob Koch and Sarah Koch,
his wife; Warner Robinson and Mrs Warner
Robinson. his wife; Warner Is Robinson aud
Hes,or NJ Mallory, his wife; Charles Mallery
and Mrs Charles Mallery. his wife; Samuel 1,
Zeigler and Mrs amuel b Zeigler. his wife;
Leigler and l. w Zeigler. his wife; and
Patrick Mallory; Henry NJ Bentley and Harriet
Bentley. his wife; John Mallory and Abigail
Mallory. Lydia Eva Mallory, Abigail l. Beach,
aud MIR Beach, her husband; Rufus q. Mason
and Mrs Rufus Ii Mason, his wife; II Ii Mason
and Eliza 81 Mason. his wife, James VI Arbucki.
and Mrs James ii Arbuckle. his wife; Jam S
Arbuckle and Martha Arbuckle his wife; Mar
gartt WEIGH and Nc WEIGH. her husband: Mar
garrett WEIGH and Michel WEIGH, her husband;
s muel Lewis; s Lewis and A Lewis, his
wife; and the unknown heirs. legatees, devisees
legal representatives or assigns of the above
named persons and all persons claiming by.
through or under them, or either of them.
nafepdapfS
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
district Court, March Term. A. D 1904
Original Notice

betsey Harris,
plaintiff.
vs.. Original Notice.
Mary, Ann simmons.
David L Martin, Mrs.
David l.. Martin, wife
OF said David l. Martin,
John w. Martin, and
MIS- MIS-. John W. Martin,
wife of said John W.
defendants.
To said Defendants,
9. IoH are e, hereby notified that on or before the
file IN the office OF the Clerk of the District
Court of the state of Iowa. in and for Delaware
ooanty, LAP petition Of Betsey Harris claiming
or in fee simple Of the North Eas' quarter X
OF SECTION Fourteen li4]. Township Eighty Eight
ISL North. Range six 81 Vest Of ne 9TH p Il
IN ND pe y Wal County, Iowa. That the piantff
claims title to said real estate, have been for
more than forty years last past in the actual un-
disputed. open, adverse. exclusive. visible and
color Of title and claim of right.
For more particular statement OF the claims
made az tinst you by plaintiff, you are referred
to said petition in whl,h she prays that the title
to said real estate be quieted in her. that you
and each of you be forever barred and estopped
from haying or claiming any right or title there
TO adverse to her and fer sucn other and further
relief as may be deemed equitable In the pre-
misses.
No personal judgment is prayed against any of
said defendants.
And that unless you appear thereto and de.
iend on or before noon OF the second day Of tine
March term. 1864. of said Court. which Will COM
mence and be held at Manchester, In said County.
on Monday. the l4th day Uf March A. D., 1901.
default vii! be entered against YOU and judy
ment and decree rendered as prayed
Dated this end day of January 1901.
BRONSON s. CARR,
5w-i. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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HYPERION LODGE 1856, X. P.

Hyperion Lodge, 1876. knights of
Pythias, Domain of Iowa, was insti-
tuted on the 2Sth OF November,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10
E. B. STILES,
HUBERT CARR,
FRED b. BLAIR,

Attorneys for Plfs,
and Referees
The above and foregoing original notice ia an.
proved and 1t is ordered that said notice ia
published In the Manchester Democrat, a week
y y newspaper published in said Delaware
secutive weeks - 80 S'i
Dated this eth, day of January 1901.
A. 8. BLAIR
AVG. Judge of 10th Judicial District
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In r Adams xs plaintiff. March Term

Ira r. Adams
II vs..
Coriez Burlington, the
unknown heirs 1t law,
legatees OF aud claim
ants under the said
CorteZ burlington,
Chauucey Burlington,
Mrs. Chauncey Burning
ton, Vernon Burning
ton, Nancy burlington.
Geo. Harris. Geo. Har-
ris, Jr., LeyingS Harris.
Rebecca Steadman, 3.
A. Steadman, John c..
burlington, Jennie Bur-
rington, George Stead
man. Vim. Walker Jr.,
Corinne Walker. Cora
Dashiell, John Dashiell,
and the unknown claim
ants of Share No. 4 Of
the Levings Burlington
estate, being Q part Of
the + X Sec. 20 Twp. 80
n, r. 8, West 5th p. M.
nafanflnnka
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ociglnal NOTICE..
Daniel Pagan
March Term, A. D. 1904
Original Notice.

,, In the District Court. In and for Delswar
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ORIGINAL NOTICE


In The District Court of Iowa, In and for
Delaware County. March Term. A. L. 1904.
Nettle G. Lewis and c Upper, plaintiffs.
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FOR SALE-Short order and restaurant.
doing a big cash business. Price. ss9-
For fun particulars address y. C Hut
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