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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-14
NJ N Clio

Depsrtamento del Interior. Bureau
de Obras pdblicas. O6cna del
Superintendent
San Juan P. r. Agosto24 de l s0s
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblics su-
basts de las obras de repsraci6n de
los estribos, montaie y pintura de dos
puentes metalicos, uno de "a metros
de longitud y el otro de dos trsmos
de 7.2O metros de lopgitud cads uno,
situados en- la avenids Osste del plen-
to sobre el sRio grsndes de Lola,
Carolina, csrretera ndmero Rio
Piedrss, Fsiardo, se admitir&n en- es-
ia ofcina hssts las 10 q. m. del dis
l6 de Setiembre de 1905, en- que Sc
sbriran pdblicamente.
Ell presupueslo de las obras as
ciende 5000
No re consideraran proposicIones
de personss que no hsyan tenido prac-
tlca en ests clase de trsbsjos y qae
no posean medios suxiliares suhcten-
tes para Ia eiecuci6n de las obrss.
Todos los datos neces srios Sc Ga.
ran On ests ofcins donde sc encuen-
tran de manifesto todos los documen-
tos que han de regir en- la contrats y
podran los licitadores recoger los mo.
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar. Sc remisiran los llcttadores
copias en- szul de los pianos medisnts
un deposito de dlez dollars (sl0) cuya
cantidsd serS reintegrads a los lici-
tsdores al devolver dichos pianos q
ests ofcins. La standardization se re-
serva ell derecho de rechazar cualqule.
ra 8 todss las proposiciones. J }.
Jimenes, Supt Of Public Works.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-14


..ws u lvu termlnante ahrma el Sc.
cretario de Puerto Rico -es decir, el
primer funcionsrio de Ia isla, despues
del Gobernador-que su autoridad so.
bre nuestros ayuntamientos es abso-
luta.
Para los que sepan leer entire II
meas esa afrmaci6n dice mas, mucho
mas de 10 que revela su literal senti-
do. Signiica en- el fondo que la vo.
luntad de todo un pueblo esta supedi.
tada 8 pospuesta & la voluntad de un
hombre; de donde Sc deduce que mu.
! chos de nuestros problemas colectivos
hallanse sugetos q las fuctuaciones 6
alternatives de un critsrio personal,
sin duda estimable, pero que puede
ser arbitrario muchas veces; sin con.
tar que tai estado de cosas arguye
siempre una arbitrariedad en- la ley,
que autoriza 8 permite semejante fa-
cultades sin opener & elias las nece.
sarias limitaciones.
Pues bien, pueblo donde este ocu.
rre es pueblo que carece de verdadera
personalidad para imponer el sello do
sus aspiraciones, muy legftimas y muy
justas, & los asuntos que afectau a su
deeoro y 4 su vida. En- situaciones ia
les un abaudono del cargo que & la pd.
blica election SO dsbe es un hueco que
Sc deja alberto & las induencias guber.
nativas, para que encuentren mas am.
plio campo q sus propositos de predo.
mimic y absorci6n, interviniendo, di.
recta indirectamente, en- la provision
de cargos que solo al voto electoral
compete cubrir On solemne torreo ante
las urnas, On 10 serena lid de los CO.
micios.
Aunque tales rsnuncias sean ad-
misibles con arreglo & las leyes es.
critas, Ia moral politica las rechaza.
Y hoy son menos excusables que
nuncs, dada la situaci6n an6mala por
que atravieaa esta isla y las importan.
tes iniciativas que vienen despleg ando
los municipios por la defnitiva reso.
luoi6n de nuest-o status, bajo la forms
de un regimen mas iusto que el ao-
tual, y mas compatible con las nscesi
dsdes del pueblo do Puerto Rico.
La terra en- que nscimos reclama
el concurso de todos los puertorriq ue.
nos, para salvarse de 10 ruins y de la
muerte.
Merece, por tanto, formal anate-
: ma, el que menosprecia tan supreme
} llamamiento desertando de 81 puesto
de honor, y volviendo Ia espalda 4 81
Ibsnders, entire sl fragor del combate
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-14

Carolina.
Plano acotado del emplasamiento,
peril del trazsdo, condiciones , des.
cripci6n de la obra Sc encuentran de
manifesto en- esta ofcina y en- la ofciA
IA del sEngineeriug N VS., ~ Bsoad.
way, New York.
La administrator Sc rsserva ei
derecho de rechazar cualqu'era Y 10.
das las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado del In
terior, J. J. Jmlenez, Superintendent
de. Obras PGblicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-14
Revocation de pOder
An6feIes.

Con fecha % del corrien.e he revo-
cado, ante ell Notsrio don Osvaldo
Alfonso, ell poder general que tenfa
conferido q mi hijo don Manuel Rivera
y Ramos, y con fecha de hoy he otor-
gado poder de igual clssp, ante ell mis-
mo notsrio, & favor de don Pascasio
Serrano Colon.
Lo que hago pGblico para conoci-
miento de squellos q quienes pueda
interesar.
Utuado, P. r., 25 de Agosto 1905.
CaIlxtO Rivera y Rivera.
l5-10s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-14

arriba hay un poder fiscalizador, vi.
gilsnte, dispuesto siempre centrali-
carlo todo y aumentar en- 10 possible
las facultades de que disfruta para
opener un contrapeso q las inicisti-
vas del pals y que tan tristes elem.
plos de inditerencia y apatfa tienen
que animarle neces arismsnte & impri-
mir su propia, persistente acci6n a TO-
dos los resortes de nuestra e1tstencia
administrative. sustituyendo POGO 4
de carScter popu-
ue predomine, como
Q, la ingsrencia del
ayor parte de las
ayuntamiento se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-14
Doctor Gordon.
Junta de instruction 5. Lorenzo

Vscsnte cuatro escuelsS rurAles
de ests municipslidad, por ell prtsen-
te convocs q sspirantes: advirtiendo
que 20 sdmitirGn solicitudes por el ter
mino de diez diss contsdos desde Ia
fecha, -Lais AsRdia, .Presidente. IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-14

En- esta imprenta Sc ven-
de papel vlejo a 81 qulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-14
CENSURABLES RENUNC|AS
.l0S CARGOS PR0VETOS 2OR ELECTION POPULAR, NJ
DEbtA SER ABANDONAD0S
RESPECT0 Al SUFRAG|O

Desde hace algun tempo venimbs
observa ando la free lensia con que SON
presentadas en- la isla renuncias dc
cargos provistos por elescl6n popular.
Esto pasa, naturalnente, con los
que Sc desempsfi an ad h0aoren en- ayun.
tamientos y iuntas escolares.
Cast 8 diario nos llegan noticias
de esa fndole: ora son republicanos,
ora unionistas, los que ronuncian.
Prescindlendo de iliaciones polf-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
THE HOTELS.

At the Harper.-Charles A. Nelson,
Chicago; A. +. Freeman, Bloomington !;
j. Z. Meier. Peoria; William p. Wins.
Petersburg; A w Burrows, Chicago !;
w. w. Brig, Virginia; C. Hall. Bel
lows Falls; Lulu NJ. Lego, Champaign:
j. A Burlingame. Chicago; J. II. Rich
ford. Peoria; s. B. Hendricks. Rock
ford; r. A. Ohrenstein, Chicago: J. C.
Tracy, Chicago; l.. Miller, Chicago:
Mrs e. ID. Hall. Omaha: E. NJ. Dennis.
Trenton; Mrs. Myra B. Enright, Kan
sas City; Mrs. Lima Collins. St Paul;
Jack b. Selbiet. Oregon; ID. c. Brown.
Sioux City; Jshn W. Ransone and
wife; Charles r. Haig and wife; j. b.
Hendricks; Mrs Depan; John Logan.
Washington: II. p. Cohlan. Chicago;
H. H. Spaniding. Chicago; w. o. PHI
fps, Chicago; J. II. Campleen, Chica-
go; Sol Horschley, Cincinnati; l. A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
COUNTY COURT.
Rock Island county court, Judge E
&. Parmenter presiding:


Pnobate.-ln re guardianship of min
or heirs of Richard Battersly Petit
ton by guardian for sale of wards real
estate. Proof of notice Hearing and
order of sale.
In re guardianship of minor heirs
of Lucinda NJ. ID. Raisch Request of
Carrie Raisch. a minor over IA years
for appointment of William c. Raisch
as her guardian filed. Bond filed and
approved and letters of guardianship
issued TO said William c. Raisch
Estate of Isaac Negus. Final repor.
IF Ida NJ Titterington formerly Ne
gus) executrix of Charles w. Negus,
deceased. who was the administrator
Of the estate of Isaac Negus. deceased,
fled. IL appears that said estate has
been fully administered long since.
That no further notice is necessary
Report approved and estate closed.
Estate of Isaac Waldo Negus. Final
report of Ida NJ Titterington former
ly Negus) executrix of Charles w. Ne
gus, deceased. who was the administra-
tor of the estate of Isaac Waldo Negus
filed Dec. ). 1908. Waiver of notice
filed. Hearing on said report; approx
ed and estate closed.
Estate of Charles w. Negus. Final
report filed herein Nov. %. 1905, exam
ined. Waiver of notice and consent
to closing estate filed with said report.
Report approved. Proof of heirship
made and order of distribution entered
Estate of Joseph II. Montgomery
Final report and settlement of execu-
trix filed. Hearing thereon set for
Jan. II, 1906.
Estate of Caroline Raisch Proof of
notice of petition for probate of will
made. Dispositions of subscribing wit
nesses to will taken in open court in
proof of execution thereof. filed and
approved and will admitted to probate
In re conservatorship of Jacob Deis.
Final report of conservator filed and
approved. Said report shows that said
Jacob Deis departed this life March
10. 1904. in Rock Island county Ill.
Estate of Jacob Deis. Proof of death
and petition for appointment of con-
servator herein as administrator I'M
der the law filed. Record of appoint
ment of said Emil F. Hellpenstell as
heretofore entered in this
court exhibited. Ordered that conser-
vator take charge as administrator.
that he take oath as administrator and
give notice to creditors.
Estate of Thomas Hutchinson. Proof
of notice to heirs of final report and
settlement filed. Hearing on said final
report and settlement and same APP
proved II appears there is nothing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
HAVE FIRST SHOW
treat Variety Of Exhibits With
Ti City Fanciers' As.
ISOLATION.
4LTERNATES AMONG CITIES
Numerous Illinois and iowa Towns
Represented in the Birds and AMI
mails Entered.

Exhibits from La Crosse and Lake
Geneva, Wis. Buffalo, n. Y, Peoria,
reynolds, Milan, Moline. East Moline
md Rock Island. Ill. and wheatIand,
Maquoketa, Cedar Rapids, Buffalo
Fairfield, Muscatine, Wa,cott, and
Pleasant Valley. Iowa. are to be seen
At the show of the Tri-City Fanciers'
association, which is now in the Ar
nory at Davenport.
L. First show.
This is the first show put on by this
association, which was organized less
than a year ago. The plan is to have
an exhibition every year alternating
among the three cities. Though this
is the first one there is a large variety
Of poultry and pets entered in the va
rious classes. James A Tucker of
Concord, Mich. is acting as judge and
began scoring the birds yesterday af-
ternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

further for distribution Executor dis.
charged and estate closed.
Estate of Nels w. Peterson. Proof
of publishing notice 70 creditors filed
and approved. Final report of execu-
trix filed Ii appears no further notice
is necessary and that estate has been
fully administered. Report approved.
Said executrix discharged and estate
closed.
In re conservatorship of Arden EN-
anuel Cervin. Annual report of con-
servator filed and approved.
Estate of Ida j. Lindberg. Just and
true account filed. Petition for sale
of real estate to pay debts filed and
summons issued.
Estate of Philip Fuhr. Relinquish-
ment by all resident heirs of right
to administer and nomination of John
Fuhr for letters of administration filed.
Petition granted. Oath taken and
filed. Bond filed and approved and let
tiers of administration issued to him.
James Titterington, Robert Taylor. and
Daniel Weingard appointed appraisers.
Real Estate Transfers. William
Heidemann to Cornelius Donovan. I'M
divided Y lots to 6. Donovan &
Heidemann's Aiken street addition, 81.
Cornelius Donovan TO William Heide-
mann, undivided Y lots Z. and 9. Don
ovan & Heidemann's Aiken street ad-
dition, 81.
Cornelius Donovan to Margaret
Pfaff, part lot 1, Webb's subdivision
A. l., IL, sec. 3-17-2w, SIS.
Cornelius Donovan TO Charles ]. DON
ovan, Jr., lot 2, Donovan & Heide-
mann's Aiken street add, South Rock
Island, $500. ......
Sarah E. Barnhart TO H. E. NyGuist,
lot II. block E. Edgewood Park add,
Rock Island, $3.50
John w Bowes to Jessie NJ. Bolton
part lot s. block s, Columbus Park,
Rock Island. 5000.
Carl F. Peterson to Louis Rasmus-
sen. lot 3. block 2. Daebelliehn's add,
Moline. $4,000.
Carl A. Hemborg TO Charles Gulden-
zoph. part lots % and "a. Hennick's
subdivision, out lot IL, sec. 3-17-2w.
1925.
Gust A Brimberg to George w. Ham
Ter. lots 1 and 2. block 1. r. S. Wood
burns add. Moline, $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
THE VALUE OF BEER.
The Essentials of Quality and Health
fulness,

Experience has shown that the prime
requisites of really good beer are
three in number - superiority of the
materials, treatment in the brewing.
and proper maturing or ageing before
marketing
Perhaps frs of importance is the ma
ture and character of the materials
used. The Anheuser-Busch Brewing
association, whose product, Budweiscr,
has come TO be considered as stand
ard from which beer quality is to be
judged. have found that materials of
the very highest quality can only DC
used, if really good beer is to result.
They have found, also. that of all ma
terials permissible in brewing, only
the best quality barley malt, the choic-
est grade of hops. superior quality
yeast, with perhaps a small percent
age of the best rice can be depended
upon TO produce beer of the highest
degree of quality, flavor and palatabil-
ity.
This association confirms what is
generally admitted among brewers that
to produce a beer of excellence, ex-
pensive modern methods of brewing
must be followed and the most rigid
sanitary precautions observed at all
stages. Cleanliness, purity and care
full sterilization are considered vitaliy
essential by them in common with all
good brewers.
AnheuserBusch also contend that
the exquisite flavor and acknowledged
healthfulness of Budweiser is to be at.
tributed, to a great extent, to their ex-
IRENE care in maturing and ageing
Their storage capacity of over coo. 900
barrels makes it unnecessary for them
TO market their product until properly
aged. and in consequence it possesses
to the greatest degree the quality, mel
lowness and flavor which has caused
Budweiser TO be termed by those who
know, THE King of Bottled Beers"
Does This Interest You?
Cleaning, pressing and repairing.
Beal & Schmitt, Illinois theater build
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

At the Rock Island, (European) -
c. c. Andrews. Charlton; John p Bar,
rington, New York; X. NJ. Morton, Kan
sas City; w. II. Allen, Dewitt; Fey
Franklin r. A. Baker and wife. Miss
Alice Yorke, Miss Anna Boyde. Gus
Lohlke. Harry c. Van. Ed Kenny. Ed
Adams, Lovelle Sisters, Flower Whit
man. Leonard B. Hoyt, Isle of Bong
Bong" company; Charles Munson. Kan
sas City; NJ c. Miller. Chicago: John
McGregor. Sherrard; II. M. Fenlin
Kansas City: NJ. c. Miller. Chicago;
Ira Kirk. Chicago: John O'Brien. Car
hon Cliff; d. w. Hare, Monmouth; E
Cobb. Monmouth; ]. G.. Moser. Ur-
bana; S. NJ. McEvoy, Rockford; n.
Grassland. Blue Island; p Mayher,
City; C. H. Cores, Pittsfield; F. Claus,
Ottawa; William w. Horton, Yonkers,
n. Y; /. 8. Felger. Geneseo; J. H.
Thomson, JOY; George w. Griggs
Peoria: C. E. Bentley, Aledo; j. r. Pit
ney. Peoria; r. d. Campbell, Peoria,
T. d. Barclay, Winnipeg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
ABOLISHES FOOT
College Authorities LesisIate Against
Gridiron

SV'FSSC
Gridiron.
Galesburg, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-Dr. Fisher.
president of Lombard college, announc-
es that the trustees have decided to
abolish football next year, and says.
The matter of games and sports is
receiving altogether disproportionate
and absurd amount of attention and
scholarship and culture are falling
from our thoughts. The colleges have
gone football mad We want an at
mosphere of earnest study and physi-
cal study fitted to EACH The Gales
burg board of education has abolished
football, although the high school
eleven had elected next years captain.
This action was based on injuries to
players.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

Denoyer, Chicago: III. W. Milford. Ur-
bana; ]. E. Bickel. DeLand: A. T. Nc
Leherly, Oxford; A c. Middleton, Chi
cago; H. G. Lowesone. Chicago: F. }.
Hyatt, Chicago; w. ]. Blair. Cincin
natl: T. Bohlen; III. w. Crawford; NJ.
Burke, Sterling: Ed Thomas. Cleve-
land: A. Bloomberg, New York; s. C.
Graham, Canton; S. l.. Murray, Chica-
go; w. II. Stewart. Ottawa: l. NJ. Ne
gus. Chicago: George III. Brcese, Chi
cago; John Baier, Cincinnati; George
living Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
Dainty Foods
Demand It

TN EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
L of tartar, soda, or baking powder, use
the Royal Baking Powder. Better results
will be obtained because of the absolute
purity and great leavening strength of the
Royal. 1t will make the food lighter,
sweeter, of finer flavor, more digestible and
wholesome 1t is always reliable and uni
form in its work.
Alum and phosphate baking powders
some of them sold at the same price and
some of them cheaper-will make neither
dainty nor wholesome food.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
| 4 !Lii
a | \ !

In asking you to try our bakery is a
double one, of course. First, it's bust
ness for US; second, it's better bread.
rolls and pastry for you; and all with
out the trouble of baking at home.
When giving a party or wedding, re-
member we make everything In frozen
dainties, for such occasions.
HuyIer's, Lowney's, AIIesretti's and
Abrahsm's assorted chocolates always
on hand; every package guaranteed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

Does This Interest You?
Cleaning, pressing and repairing
Beal & Schmitt, Illinois theater build
ing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
TO CLOSE DEC. y
Board of Education Authorizes a
Vacation of Two
Weeks.
SCHOOL REC0NvENES JAN. 8
Teachers Paid on the Closing Day
Eugene Field School Gets Its
Piano.

At the regular meeting of the board
of education last evening, the usual
Christmas vacation of two weeks was
ordered. The schools will-close Friday
Dec. %, and sessions will be resumed
Jan. s. 1906. The teachers pay roll
will be made up so that the teachers
checks will be issued on the closing
day.
Reporting for the teachers of the
Eugene Field school, Mr.. Hayden in
formed the board that the concert Civ
en- last Friday at the high school was
a success, financially and otherwise,
and that the committee had made a
selection of a piano for the school,
which was installed today.
The committee on janitors reported
that A. F. Greaser. former janitor of
the Horace Mann school, has been sue
ceeded by John r. Cowden The COM
mittee reported everything at the Hor-
ace Mann school in first class condi-
ton.
Notice was received that the board
of local improvements is considering
the paving of Fifth avenue. from Nine
teenth to Twenty-thir| ~treets, and as a
part of the paving wi :ont the Kemble
school property, the ard selected Mr..
Hull to represent board at a meet
ing called to discr The project.
Superintendent ayden reported as
follows:
Enrolled for .-s year, 3,706; an in
crease of G3 new pupils during the
month. Enrolled for the month, 3,5GS
a decrease of 81 from last month;
Number belonging at the close of the
month. BASS; an increase of IS from
last month. Average number belong
ing, 3.467; a decrease of from last
month. Average daily attendance
1896: an increase of from last month.
Percentage of attendance, 96.2: per
centage of punctuality, 99.9: number
of cases of hardness, 90; number of
cases of truancy, 2.
Bills Allowed.
The following list of bills was al
-saH ,NafI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

ssYAl sAk.ss POWDER CO., NEW rosx.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-22
Summons

state of South Dakota, County OF Brown, S..
In Circuit Court, Fiih Judicial Circuit.
For ust Anderson, P,aintiff VS.. Milton l.. Pow
ers and Mary L. ,nghto i. ant Louise
Honghto tn heir at Law Of Mary l.. Hongn-
ION, d. cea>ei; and the unknown heirs at law,
lrpatees. u-visees, AMI tie exec tors or a.
n inis,rators If Mary L. Hugh on deceased;
thu u known heirs at legat-rs and devl-
see If an, deceased heir at law, leealee or
deviser of Mary L.. Hpuyhton, htcetsel the
unknown administrator or executor OF any
aeceased her al law. legttee nr devise OF
MARY l.. Honghtnn, deceased; the crtnllofS
ui Mar l. Huughton. deceased, and all per.
sons unknown who have or claim TO nave any
nee ruon the premises described, IN Inc
complaint; the creditors OF any dseeasGu
h..ir at law, deyisee or lpgaiee OF Mary l..
Houghton, deceased, Defendants.
The State OF South DAKOTA tothe above nalieu
Defendants: ,nd raou;rad IN
answer the complaint Il the pia,ntiIi!, Wllirn
was filed In the office of the CLERK OF ,nls SSnouu,ihh
Mt the city of Aberdeen u, in 3 own county SUM- ,nnI
Dakota, on the s Ysr d ! iu Of nugus aui lei = the the
title 10 and the determination OF an aGv y IT,
claims against The premises descrlDea III ne ne
cnmplainf situate III said county. t9-ml,i =.
Northwest Quarter (NW 4! OF aect t ~ tt.f,n
i I'VE, 1 Snrth lG Ra' &c tsisty-fonr 'sH West. fiftl
PRINCIPAL Meridian, and TO serve a copy Vi apa "
annmer 10 said complaint on the undeIsignea d
his office in the city OF Aberdeen With L nm
days after the e, c s4nIPns,vs Of ft the day :, Of such Ser
vice: ana if you fail TO answer Saiu I q ~ III,
,viIhin that time the plaintiff VIII Apply w. Y, i ~
cnnri for the relief demanded In the colnp'"'''
Dated August y, 1905; u,pp1s
Attorney for Plalntln; n
net NH, August 25-last Sept 2D
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-22
Legal Notices
Summons

state Of South Dakota. County of Brown, IS.
In Ihe Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Henry T., Valentin, Plainti', VS.. sarah f.
plerce, }. Pierce and the unknown heirs. de-
VlseeS, legatees and executors and admins.
Irators OF Sarah E. Pierce, deceased. and the
unknown creditors of Sarah E. Pierce, de.
ceased, aud all persons unknown who have or
Grain TO nave any estate, title or interest iu
4escrloed IN the complaint. Defendants.
Inc State of South Dakota to the above named
ueiendants: You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED TO answer the complaint Of the %plaiutjff.
%nicn was iiled In the office of the Clerk of This
Gonrt at Aberdeen, in Brown County, South
Dak3ta, on the 10Th day of September, 1908, and
when prays for \ judgment quietins the tile to
auu me ae!ermination OF. all adverse claims
against the premises described in lie complaint,
situate In said County towit: Lot Five I5lin
slock Five l5), North Aberdeen. Brown County.
oouln DAKOTA; and TO serve a copy If your ans
Wsr 70 said complaint on the undersigned at his
1iice IN the Wells Block, Aberdeen, south Da-
kuta, Within thirty 1907 days after the completed
service OF TINS summons upon you, exclusive of
.ne Gay oisuch service; and If you fail to ans.
wsr said complaint within that time, The plain.
IN VIII apply TO the Court for tile relilf de-
mandeu In the complaint.
Da.ed at Aberueep, S. d. September 1e, 1903.
JNo. l.. RUCKMAN,
At Orne for Plaintiff.
First publ. Sept. 22-last Oct. 27)
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-22
ust publ. August 25-last Sc
Summons

80 so,th dakota. County of Brown, IS.
G ~ Gircuit Court, Fifth Judicial CIRCUIT, II
and sei' Lumber Co., corporation I%5 5ssata asa and ind the dn,
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any estate state , e 'n Dssmise ia described Ss tsR d in the com
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ROVE NAMED DEFENDANTS reonired t,
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answer me ~, Son ntf}ics Of the Clerk Of this Coni
" xas s t5tss ae III IN o Bre~a County; a s9ut and Da Thie1
p1 for : Judgment n !. 9u sdYeese .e Claims ms agains