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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-30

Not Delay your VISIT the Prices Made During this Sale are not Gener
SPECIAL 's: .:, s: ' ss.. %; ; ::,
be mosa VIII the goods andhe
SPECIAL Mssa special 1 price. vs @ and
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CDcnAI At very special prices offer entire hosiery department. which
IOAL % n s sn I p s a s
onroa, wsssov the most complete lines imported and
NPtlJnV suitable for and
m.s y ss ,sa 'sss"; n s s. s %s. w, exclusively
Prices range from s to 81 oop@yard
.as ycannos1 bought as these
SPECIAL marked or :ss % and s' o'r o ss s ss
patterns we ask for your early visit
cDcn s prices ss offer I'D. during the most st handsome line
u IUIhL' 'a'%
Special
during this sale
u IO'AL' pv g a . T a. ,1. s
npnshom a5ct $loO Remember are
cDCnIAI ars variety gnshsns dmmts shdnss
-o'n-' the price ARTICLE which to ali
guarantee what we PROMISE prices to be special
SPECIAL. :;; : g.; g. $ = :; 81
hbres good filters sizes from 3o IA
Rnmb thesp omy
hold
SPECIAL ; : 81: , ;:; 81
$3.50 the best value Tor the
SPECIAL. s;s: : ' % rs: : s ; %s
shape ius irom1 Il 21a
}, arsp lpres sand
not bought the
respect We showa
u, ConiMn Qof
CASHMERE hevios nd hue black
and blue wosteds all st Innings
@wed and stitched With dbeashd ;suehom
5o44 $500, 5000, So none like them
Hyoubuy suit not
and back
SPECIAL t % s q; az: : : : :.: = :::
handle evey hoeto B
worth the them Tor visit this depart
before purchase he prices
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shownbars We
hese goodsat
We aim make this OUR BANNER SALE We realize to
energy activity during most
generally per cent
If purchase
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-30

Have twenty or thirty tons q
good hay for sale, Y mile east 81
Amoret, Bates county, Missouri.
Rack and feed lot furnished free 4
desired. GEORGE Sausrxx.
30 81 --------- Amoret. No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-30
LEWIS
Special Sale.

AS usual custom offer special sale the beginning of each
year, have prepared for this great sa and every department
is complete, and will offer its special bargains.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
WHERE GRAFTERS
DO BIG BUSINESS
RichIend County Officials Have Taken
S23,e72 Out Of Game in
Five Years.

COLUMBUS, O.. Feb pa report
CT IN investigation OF Richland county
made TO State Auditor Gilbert. by Dep
u'y Inspectors John 4. Bliss a,d T.
\. falbcdcl today apparently shows
county treasury $23.G12 without, war
tart oi law and that S2A has necn talk
en thai belongs &c the State. during
the past four or five years.
BY far the greater part Of the money
50 taken was lifted from the treasury
nn'lci the TAX inunisitor provisions q
tho law arG nearly ri Of it arose il
the administration .! the estate Of til,
late Senator John Sherman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
Rules Require Yeas and Nays On
Each Article Of |mpeaeh
m.nt Separately.
TW0.TuiKDS1 WILL CONVICT
Judge Roasted to Dark Grown F.isE,
BY DC Almond. of Missouri, in Clos
ing Argument For House Managers
Says Acceptance Of Excess Ex-
pcnse Money Was Larceny.
tl,v Associated Press

N''. -N.'''oN'sNsNNi
WASHINGTON. u. G., Feb 2a.--rlu
Senate today heard the concluding ar-
"nment on both sides in the Swayne
llrpcachmGnt case ex-senator Thurs
ION soCalin" for Judge Swavne and
NJ. nc Almond presenting the case on
behalf Of the House managers. Aftcr
discussion Of almost two hours n So
Crct session an order 10 vote Non.:ay
morning at 10 o'clock wGs made.
The secret session was devoteds en-
presented by Mr.. Bacon, fling the Or
der OF voting. The rules require that
| The yeas and nays shall tie taken OH
each article Of Impeachment separate
| y and that two-thirls shall BE ncccs-
sary to convict.
Thurston Closes Fer Judge Swaync
| Mr. 'rhurston began his closing ar.,.-
meni in Judge Swayne's behalf at 10
o'clock.
4 Representative Dc Armcnd. Of Mis-.
scnri. concluded the argument for the
prosecution. Taking up the Belden-
Dayis contempt case, Mr.. DerArmonG
deflare .1: thai Judse sWaNne1s copl.sel.
lad lleeI:r i, cont empt. and denapce.
alike Of law.ard Of human tights. -! iTe:
referred 70 the charge Of cn-rcsi.!ercr
saying that Willie there was 10 lc@a!
requirement for the respondent as al
individual 70 remain in the district. Il
was incumbent upon him, under tho
law, .t1"abpndon his Office il he cid nol
| i've in the district. He contcnutt q l;;ai
! II vas competent. to inlpeach,.n judge
! for CRIME. Whether committed in con
nn%tiun With official atcs or not. He
declared that the taking Of more mor":.
| for expenses Than was expended MAS
nothing less than larceny.
| The Florida Mcclure Case.
! Mr. De Almond asserted that Judge
| SawyEe should have rescued himself
| from sillin" in rhe Florida Mcclure
case. cut Of which the contempt cases
grew. because even, il he was moi the
owner Of any Of the land involved. nc
| had passed favorably upon the It'll"
| With view to purchasing. lIc said that
| Failure ir bring il q verdict for I'M
parchment would he to give license to
week AID laWless judges and in con-
/ tlllSion made plea for conviction in
Ins'icc 10 the people CT Judge SWavue's
| district.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY &C. 1905

&C rlmission. read tic decision, arid,
oppressive silence. tho spectators fol
'nwin" il nnutcv. The general IN
sion anon" tie au,lie:,cc vas ;h.t
tl'c 4, cision was in the nature CT Il
compromise
hrgIoRl,&sian AanGshake
\ significant exchange ri remarks
vas made by Sir Edward Frye. rcprc.
scnlins Great Britain. and Baron
Eaube representing Russia Eotll
spoke il The most ;mic;hlc spirit and
cn'o=i2"A The arbitration
-\Gnoiral Davis. Representing. ne
United Status. was seen tolii-h; by Tie
correspondent ii the Assoc lated Press
!'c said the general results; Of tue find.
i:rS arr Favorable to Glcai Britain,
sIrt" they sustain The $;atennnt 81
tIc'S as presented by Great Riitalu
\cccr,in@ to Admiral Da>is, however
Russia can take fair measure Of sat
.Sii;'ctirn from, the finding. for althclol
It holds that an error MAS committed;
II was one which was not ti:scrcd!;ah!t
u tho Russia" nav:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
WITH TEARS IN EYES.
Pensic,, Swj1dIer Confesses His Crime
and Pleads For Mercy.
Especial to the Daily Press

iSpeclal 10 the Daily PreSS.)
RICHMOND, VA. Feb. 25.- United
States Commissioner Brady today scnt
on to the April grand jury Levi Sull.
van and Charles A. Carroll. the me-.
arrested IN Buckingham and charged
with working a pension swindle
The men pleaded guilty and. with
tears Sullivan told the commissioner
that he finally preferred death by the
law 70 death ~ his own hands, FL
seemed very coatrite and threw Ei,n-
self On the mercy or Mr. Brady. not
kno%.in: that Mr.. Brady could only
scnG him on for Indictment
Tho Senate then adjourned until
Monday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
that the city can take care Of the SIT
Hation wi,fonl an appeal for outside

HttlOH VIII CAT a!l appear lNf outside
aid
The telegraph Offices tcni2h: have
been Hooded with kilograms from ali
parts Of the country asking if friends
and relatives Ct the Senders are safe
y number Of these messages were
probably cccas:oned b.: sensational re-
ports sent out from here that the loss
OF life was great. -Four or five ner-
sons are unaccourtcd for. but tho only
victims that are known to have perish.
I'd arc the three persons whose bodies
nave been :oun,l.
The Buildings Destroyed
Among. tie houses destroyed are the
residences CT II. Williams the vii.
lia'ns Hardware store. the Tennessee.
stables. Valley stables and ali ri Mar
hct street from Central avenue w,.s,
The Blumenle,l block: Gus Berlan's
>!or" Spear Dry Goods Company.
Evans Hardware store. tic inyrahan
block Of buildings residences or John
OBrlcn. Fred Sammons. Thos Golden.
+. Parser. Mrs L.au.!1,on Mrs Con
nelly. j. 0. Bear. Judge league. NJ.
Siglcr. J. Marks. West cottages. Grand
View hotel. Alhambra hotel Alhambra
bath house. Palmyra hotel and r9;i-
dcnccs Of Mrs. l-ooney and S. A Sam
mons. TN Central street The homes OF
pr. a. +. Saunders. r. S. Ryan. DR..
Leonard Ellis. Paul Marks, Joseph
MazZia Mrs. Austin. Mrs Clements
Ashley Wood Jasper Story. John Ilor
ner ara rr Roberts were desrroyc''.
The Columbia hotel ard other bniltl-
in2s on Oak street were consumed.
Tonight those left destitute have
becn cared Ter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
HOUSTON AND AUSTIN
IN STATUARY HALL
Lone Star State Sends M arblc Statues
Of Famous Heroes of lis
Early History.
lEy Associated PreSS.>

~ !ASSoti'tLet lItSS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 225---Tlie
House today divided its time between
legislation and patriotic exercises. An
hour and a half was spent in passing
minor bills The same period was de-
voted TO consideration OF the sundry
civil appropriation a bill, without a
conclusion on that measure.
Legislation then gave way to ora
tory. in which many members partici
patcd III hOnoring the memory OF Sam
Houston ana Stephen p. Austin fol
lowing which the marble statues Of
each. which have been placed in
statnary hall by the State Of Texas.
we're formerly accepted
Vii! Meet for EuIoaies.
The House will meet tomorrow 10
enlogizc the late Representative Otis
OF New York the late Representative
Mahony. of Illinois, ana the late Re
preventative Croft. Of South Carolina
Application by Mr.. Hull Iowal to
permit Two Chinese youths to be adj
mitted as cadets to the West Point
Military Academy. caused sinnltanr
Gus demands by many members for
an explanation, and when order was
restored. MI. Maddox (Ga.l remarked
that it would be useless to take up the
time as he objected to consideration
OF the resolution.
Discussion Of the sunLry civil Bill
followed and the House adjourned Till
tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
OIL CAN EXPLODED.
six-Yearoid Child Killed: Mother anc;
TWO Children Seriously Buried.
(I3v Associated proes

------ CSS.J
CHARLOTTE. n. c., FEB PA SIX.
year-old daughter Of 4. j. C,emmer was
burned to DEATH at Lowell. n. q. today.
her mother probably fatally burned
and two other children seriously III
.lured as the result CT the explosion Of
an oil can
One Of the children was pouring oil
INTO wood heater containing a FIRE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
Hot Springs, Ark, Visited b,
a Destructive Conflagra1ion,
With Gale Accompaniment.
HOTEL GUESTS IN A PANIC
Blaze Started in Grand Central Hotel,
and Several Other Hostclrics Were
in The Path Of the Dcvo,ring E;e-
mert-cI,arred Remains Of Woman
and Twc Men Found.
Try Associated Press.

Try Associated l'rcss.l
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Feb. Is
Firc swept 1ilc southern portion Of this
city early today doing immense dam
age and causing the Death Of three per-
sons
ihc losses are varicusly estimated
at from sl.oo0.000 to s2.0nO.0on
Three clarred corHses have been
found among the ruins and. as several
persons arc reported missing. the
death list may be increased The iden-
1ty of tho victims has nor been estab.
lishetl. One of the bodies is supposed
to lie that OF 4 female ynesu Of the
Grand Central hotel.
Worst s:aze in States History
The frc. which started at $50
o'clock this morning. was the worst
this State has Ger experienced ara
in five hours had burned over All
area Of one square mile.
Block after block If residences.
business houses. hotels ana other
buildings were swept away ana the en-.
tire town was panic>stricken al
thcnsl, inc fire was confined to the
southern part ct the city
Street car wires AM! telegraph and
telephone poles were destroyed and
these services were temporarily de-
lnoralizcd.
The fle swept area includes every
house on Chapel street all on l;larlet
street from Central avenue west; Or
anse street 70 Grand avenue and Il
polticn 81 Oak street.
-. Hotels and Churches surueu-.>
Aucng She buildings destroyed arg
Tue Grand Central hotel, Tie Lee
llousc. Moody note, Plateau hotel
Columbia hotel the county ruurl house.
iail. First Methodist church tie Jew
lSh synagogue and residences and
stores TO large number, conservative
ly estimated a, from 200 10 $50
The fire stated in The Grand Cen.
tai hote! and its origin IS a MIST ~
MI Of the guests had retired for the
l'sht anG only TIC night clelll and
watch,nan we're on d,ty v-bnn ,ba
flames were discovered
a strung north wirl was blow M and
cfore .hc FIRE ;,epar,men tcn,,, ra,cl,
lie scene the flames sprea1 rani;,,v r.
;,Jjt.i!,jng BUILDINGS. 4 general alarm
was sounded ana cysrv e1,.,inc IN III,
city responded Guests in the big 70
,Cls were awakened ana hundreds az
these hastily dressed and rnrairad RI
The scene Of the confederation.
Strip OF Forest Checks Blaze
On the west side Of Central aycn,e
q strip Of woods covering a,sca, ton
acres arres,c,: The progress Of Inc
fire TO the Nest
Park hotel. through I. favorable sniff
III the wind, escaped possible lestr,c-
ton. Ihc guests we're hurriedlv sum
inoned from ti:cir roo1us and many q
them packed trunks and va]ises and
made their way to the streets. Tie
Arlington and Eastman hotels were
not III The threatened district
t,ller the ire had gained full head
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
HALE AND GORMAN
ATTACK BIG NAVY
Principal Object in Time ct Peace,
Says Former, us to Buly
Small Powers"
,Ey Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Fc!,. 2,.--,ln
the Senate today the naval approrria-
ton bill was considered IN part an;:
while it was under discussion MI. Hale
aug Mr., German united in condorrirs
the rapid increase OF the navy.
The principal objcc, Of big M, ).
in Q time Of peace" said Mr.. Hale, is
% bully small powers lie proceeded
10 say that this has .bcer=l hc.,policv Of
England for over II century and ,ha,
.ltss navy had -ioeensth.4 Instrument i;
Used. ;s -
Thar he aGdtrd. nii,lsI be tn, pc,s-
icy Of the powers which s:nita,c 5:ac-
lani'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
ONE VICTIM OF osLEElsM.
Confederate Veteran. With Cliprinu i
Possession, Commits Suicide.
fBy Associa ted Press

BALTIMORE. ND. Feb. 25.---Cap-
tain William S. Winder, 4 Confederate
veteran. aged i! years. shot ana killed
himself in his home today. Among
bis papers was found clipping Of
the address by Dr.. VIM Osler, Of he
'ohns Hopkins University. in which
reference WAS made 10 The uselessness
Ct msn over tclty years OF age.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
BLAME RESTS UPON
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL
International Commission Says
R0jsstyensky Was Not Justi-
fled in Firing on Trawlers.
TORPEDO BUATs A PIPE DREAM

L|SEl' ia Dlc Cldc1t. 6ut ScdulCuSly
Avoids Refl.etire open Va'or or Hu
ranity Of Russians.
tFy Associated PrrsS.)
PAkES. Feb, 23.--rhc decision If TIE
inl"1na7 ional Commission inquiry il
t. the N,n IN Sea incident MAS publicly
announced 4, the closing session Of
tie cClalnlSs;1n today The decision
lsnsthsly scts forth The circumstances
and Incidents and ewes the npin:cns
Ct the atilnira,s ~ ;''c various lmrcrt
ant points involved. The decision SAYS
that ,he,slelay OF tho Russian TRANSPORT
>"n1S.hatka following The breakdown
81 her Tachncrv was l,t rha,,S tho
cause Or ~ incident The comma, Ter
II Tie kaMschatka si"n;,lad to ID
n,iral Roiestycnsky during the evening
that he had been attacked by torpcda
boats. rho admiral. therefore. hal
reason 10 believe he might be attack
ed ard save orders fer strict vigilance
800; 49,, t,,,> ,,...:,
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ri, =.
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| orders We're nct excessive ir time Of
v,r n,,,;ic,,1a,,,, ,,,ac, ~,
| s,l,s., ~ -,
| ,.onSi,io,. III, eit,,s,i ri,
.-rha con,n;e.;o, ~, laoi..,,
the fshine noe, ,o,, n,i,rad ~ h,,st;,o
ac1 ard rro -, ior;1v of IA ,.,,,,,;..
sinners bejnr Of ,l,o oninion ia, marc
wnre "a, .e;tb,, ,ra, ~,
! boats nor Is the,.. vit,ipi, I<,r,,r,rn,d,,
| boats. The opcujno of Ere IL Aln,jr,l
r. lis, ,-e,,.s.,;v 49, ~, i,,i,;f,,.1,,>
p,,e
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
Goodwin institute WINS.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Feb 2%.--''h&
GosTt Of Appeals decided lie famous
Goodwin viii case, BY which tic Good
win Institute. at Me,.pl.ls. Will re-
celye aECut 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
,yAPS DEFY MINES
AND BARBED WIRES
Press on to the Attack Over Dead
Bodies Of Fallen Comrades
Sanguinary Conflict.
tRy Associated Press.


ST. PETERSBURG. Fell 23-Gen
SakharoII. General kuroDat kins Chief
Of staff, in a dispatch dated to:!ay. re-
ports that when the Japanese a,taci.e,1
and captured Beresnoff Hill Feb, "a
after severe fighting. they were in SUI
pelior force and advanced literally over
he bodies Of their own men.
The rcNl Or General Sallharor's lis.
patch is as follows:
I'VE evacuated BeresEen Hill after
{; severe haEcn@t fight, the enemy
bringing to the attack considerably
SUPERIOR force.
Over Mines and BarbeG Wire.
The attacks on Tzen,i Pass was t.
.pulse&: It Berneseti Hil::. tie. Japa-
1iese ;:.iNa,Sccd over t!,clbGlsess Of theiI
cNn dead in the face OF cxplolin" s,,sl
Face mines and through barbcd wi,t
cn'a:alcmcn1s. TEejr losses wore con
siderable. Ours haze not yet Leon as
certaincd.
On the evening Of FEB. ~ the enemy
Mas d!scovercd,ill tile, Ecichb6riloOd III
Ipautogao village ana mass nine miles
south, Of Wanfh Pass
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26
Uses Of the Navy.

Re proceeded to say that il The .-,.v-
eminent wants 10 watch a revolution
airy neishhcc OF small proportions tho
marine corps and the navy are used for
hat purpose: such also is the case
when We want 10 take possession CT
l:le revenues Of sister rcrlLlic. Like
Mise lie navy is. he said. called into
use Wien a hali-crazv consul gets in.
TO trouble and does not get half his
deserts.
Mr. German remarked that We are
well embarked on the policy Of taking
possession Of weak ncightors. as rap
IDLY as public sentiment Will permit.
US.
Gone Beyond England.
)lr said the United States hac! zone
Beyond England in becoming guardians
Ct small neigNtors and in collecting
their revenues. ]Ic was prepared. he
said. 70 believe that il This policy K Ia
&c pursued. the present nav. is a.
mere hagatcl!c compared to what viii
be required.
The naval bill was laid aside ana 3S5
private pension bills we're passed
Conference on Statehood.
The Senate granted the request a.:
the )io'lse for conference en- Tie
statehood bill. and conferecs on that
measure we're appointed and also on
the Panama canal zone governlnon.
bill.
Mr.. Morgan withdrew opposition 10
statehood conference.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-26

The DAILY PRESS
Is the only newspaper In
Newport News that re-
cesvcs the Associates
Press dispatches.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-17
NOTICE WHEN TIME FOR .REDEAIP-
TION WILL EMPIRE.
IN H.R An,ms

10 III. b. ADAMS.
You are hereby notified that the fol
lowing described lands and premises, to-
wit: Lot five ~ block thirty-seven
(3O Brooklyn addition to the city of
Minot were heretofore and on the
seventh day of december A. D., 1897, duly
sold for taxes for the sum of sixty nine
cents. That the time when the redemp-
ton period will expire for said lands is
the seventh day of december A.. D., 1900,
and that the amount required to redeem
said lands, exclusive of the costs to &C
crue upon this notice, is the sum Of two
dollars and eight cents. All of said
lands being situate in the county Of
Ward, state Of north Dakota.
If you fail to redeem the same within
ninety days from the date of this notice,
a tax deed for the aforesaid land will be
issued and delivered to the holder Of the
tax certificate. ~
Dated at Minot, north Dakoto, this
Goth day of March, A. D., 1905.
Seal. LOUIS A, LARSON,
5-3-5-17 Auditor of Ward county, n. D..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-17
NOTICE WHEN TIME FOR REDEMP
TON WILL EXPIRE.

To A. II. WILCOX.-
You are herebynotiied that the fol-
lowing described lands and premises,
to-wit: Lots one, eight, thirteen, four.
teen, seventeen. eighteen. nineteen and
twenty. block thirty seven. Lots one,
two, threa and six. block thirty-six.
Lots thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
seventeen and eighteen, block thirty
three, Lots four, five, six, fourteen and
fifteen, sblock thirty-four. Lots four
six, eight and nine; block fifty Lots
thirteen, fifteen, sixteen and twenty,
block seventy three. Lots two, fifteen
and sixteen, block eighteen. Lots
twelve, thirteen and sixteen, block thir-
ty nine. Lots ono, two, nineteen and
twenty, block forty two. Lots eleven,
fourteen, eighteen and nineteen. block
thirty eight. Lots three and four. block
seventy four. Lot seventeen, block for
ty one. Lots one, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, twelve and nineteen, block
fifty-tiye. Lots four, five, six, seven.
eight, eleven and twelve, block forty six.
Lots five, six. seven, eight, eleven, eigh-
teen and nineteen, block forty FIVE
Lots fourteen, fifteen and nineteen.
block forty four. all in Brooklyn add
Iiou " CHo Wy VI ANtuot, '"o1e ueaeto
fore and on the seventh day of Decem-
Der A. D., 1857, duly sold for taxes for
the sum of forty five dollars. and forty
seven cents. That the time when the
redemption period will expire for said
lands, exclusive Of costs to accrue upon
this notice, is the sum Of One Hundred
and thirty-seven dollars and hfty-four
cents. All of said lands being situate
in the county Of Ward, state OF North
Dakota.
II you fail to redeem the same within
ninety days, from the date of this notice,
. tax deed for the aforesaid land will be
issued and delivered to the holder Of
the tax certificate.
Dated ct Minot, North Dakota, this
aDth day Of March A. D., 1916.
SEAL LOWS A. LABsOS,
582-l1 Auditor q Ward esuat,. \. p.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-17
NOTICE WHEN TIME FOR REDEMp-

NOTICE WHEN TIME FOR REDEMP-
1872 ton WILL EXP1RE..-
To J. FRANKLIN HUNTER.
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing described land and premises, to-
wit: Lot six I6l. seven r. and eight
ISL block number tifty-three 1913,
Brooklyn addition to the City of Minot,
was heretofore and on the seventh day
of December A, D.. 1897, duly sold for
taxes for the sum of two dollars and
seven cents. That the time when
the redemption period will expire for
said land is the seventh day of Decem-
Der A. D. 1900, and that the amount re-
quired to redeem said land, exclusive of
the costs to accrue upon this notice, is
the sum of six dollars and twelve
cents, All Of said lands being situated
in the County of Ward, State of North
Dakota.
If you fail to redeem the same within
ninety days from the date of this notice,
a tax deed for the aforesaid land will be
issued and delivered to the holder of the
tax certificate
Dated at Alinot, North Dakota. this
goth day of March 4. u. 1905.
SEAL Louis A. LARSON.
.5-3-5 i Auditor of Ward county, n. D.
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NOTICE WHEN TIME FOR REDE,lP-

NOTICE WHEN TIME FOR REDEMP-
TON WILL EXPIRE.:;S -
To WILLIAM RERsoN AND FREDER1cE J.
WHITTERHORN. 80 r
You are hereby notified that che fol
lowing described lands and premises,
to-wit: Lots one, l, to twenty, 90, in
elusive of block number five, 5, Brook
lyn addition to the city ct Minot were
heretofore and on the seventh day OF
December A. D., 1897, duly sold for
taxes for the sum of thirteen dollars
and eighty cents. That the time when
the redemption period will expire for
said lands is the seventh day OF Decem-
Der A. d., 1900, and that the amount
required to redeem said lands, exclusive
OF the costs to accrue upon this notice,
is the sum Of thirty nine dollars and
fifty five cents. All OF said lands being
situate in the county OF Ward, state Of
North Dakota.
II you fail to redeem the same within
ninety days from the date of this notice,
. tax deed for the Aforesaid land will be
issued aud delivered to the holder Of
the tar certificate.
Dated at Minos, North Dakota, this
3Oth day Of March, A, p, m.
Seal LoCIe A. LA1soS.
63Al7 Auaitar ef Ward nnaty. N. y.