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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Richard Whorton and Clara Whor,
ton to d. A. Edwards, NV. or. Of Sc
or. sec. 81, twp. Ia, range |, east.
WE. Brumby to Matte D. Brumby,
the "Brumby House" and lot in Gsod-
man.
w. J. Bailey, ct. ais, to R. I. Rai-
ley, 10 acres in sec. II, twp. l6,
range 3, east.
H. A. Moore to J. Mcclellan, lots 8,
10, Is and l6, sec. 2, twp. Is, range
A, east, less one acre in northwest
corner.
Mrs. A. G. Wiley to J. NJ. Alexan-
der, house and lot in Lexington.
j. j. Dew to D. l.. Roberts, ne. or.
of NV Or, sec. A, twp. Is, range l,
west.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-09
NORTH DAKOTA TOO COLD.

A party of automobilists we're trav-
cling across North Dakota, where the
Swedes compose large proportion Of
the population. The automobile be-
came disabled, and the chauffeur went
to a nearby farmhouse and asked THE
owner, Swede, for monkey-wrench.
The Swede replied he had none.
do you know of any one in this
vicinity that has monkey .wrench?'
asked the traveller.
May" replied the Swede, my
bradder, bout eight miles from hayer,
ban got cattle ranch; may braddern.
law, Ole 0leson, bout sex mile, ban
got shape ranch; but Mort Dakota
too cauld for anybody keep monkey
ranch"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-09
VIM. EGGLEsToN, H. P.
All our Millinery at and below cost
for the next thirty DAYS.

All our Millinery at and below cost
for the next thirty days.
Pickens Bros. Company
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Harvey, Of
Durant, had twins = boy and a girl
born TO them on the End inst.
Mrs. Hemphill and charming daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, of Carroll county,
spent day last week very pleasantly
with Capt. VIM. Eggleston and fami.
ly.
DIR. J. w. Jsrdan and son, Frank
left this morning for the Doctors
plantation in Lehore county.
Abraham Flower, of New York, ar
rived last week and win be with tht
firm Of Flower & Rice, at Cruger, il
the future.
Hon. Monroe McClurg, of Green
wood, passed through here last even
ing, snronte to the Castalian Springs
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GIN PLANTS FOR SALE.

The Lexington Compress & Oil Mill
Company offer for sale the following
up-to-date gin plants:
Bowling Green Gin--4--70-saw
Munger system, with 60 horse power
engine and boiler.
Emory Gin--4-70-saw Munger
system, with GO horse power engine
and boiler.
zeiglerville Gin--4-70-saw Eagle
system with 60 horse power engine
and boiler.
Black Hawk Gin-4-70-saw Mum
ger system, with 60 horse power en-
gine and boiler.
Pine Bluff Gin-4-70-saw Munger
system, with 60 horse power engine
and boiler.
Lewis Herman Gin--2-70. saw
Eagle system, with 40 horse power
engine and boiler.
Williams Gin-2-70-saw Eagle
system, with 40 horse power engine
and boiler.
Col. johnson Gin-2-70-saw Ea.
gle system, with 30 horse power en-,
gine and boiler.
Owens Gin 3-70-saw Munger
system, with 70 horse power engine
and boiler.
All the above gins have been put il
repair and thoroughly overhaulet
ready for the coming ginning season
and will be sold on the following
terms: One-fourth cash, and balanc'
in one, two and three years with
per cent. interest. For prices appl
to R. L.. LEWIS, Manager
Lexington, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-09
A SURE AND PERFECT CURE.

Does this strike you? my wife
and child were afflicted with chills and
fever from August to December.
Nothing did them any good until | OBJ
tanned a bottle Of Hughes Tonic.
They used three bottles, and have not
had a chill since. Am convinced Of
its value, and consider it a sure cure
for chills and fever" Sold by Drug
gists- SOC and $l.00 bottles.
Prepared By
Robinson-Pettet Co, Qnc,) Louisville.
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NEW HOTEL COMPANY.

We are reliably informed that a
stock company is being formed with
the object of purchasing the Baker
House and erecting on the property a
new, up-to.date, $4,000 hotel build.
ing-part Of the lower floor to be de-
voted to stores.
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C.L. KERN

announces in this issue of the ADvER-
TIsER for reelection as City Treas
urer. Having held the office for one
term he asks for the customary en-
dorsement of a second term. Mr..
KERN is one of our most popular
young business men and has made an
excellent treasurer.
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THE FIRST OPEN BOIL.

Sam Cobbins, negro living some
where near Ebenezer, on Wednesday
morning brought in a fully matured
cotton boil, stating that he had a
number of others on his place. This
was the first one to which our atten-
tion has been called this season.
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SERVICES AT cAsTALIAN SPRINGS.

Rev, R. E. Lee Craig, Episcopal
minister of Jackson, Miss, viii hold
services al Castalian Springs on Sun
day, Aug. 18th. The public general
ly is invited to attend, but more espe-
cially all members of the Episcopal
Church.
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while Mr.. s. r. Swinney was out driv-
ing, a sudden turn resulted in throwing
Mrs, Swinney about twenty feet out
Of the vehicle at the corner Of Boule-
ward and Chestnut streets, rendering
her unconscious. The extent of her
injuries are not at present known, but
it is sincerely hoped they will not prove
serious. Her niece, who was in the
buggy with Mrs, Swinney, jumped
out, and escaped serious injury.
Mrs. R. H. Cole, of Yazoo City, ID
the cherished guest of Miss Lula
Beall.
Miss Annie May Baker visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Henley Wednesday OF
her way home to Acona from a visi
at Sails.
j. A. Brown went to his plantation
near Howard this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. S. Beall gisite,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Harvey, at lit;
Bena, last week.
Miss Tommie Foster, of Tchula, il
the cherished guest of Miss Mar,
Williams on her way home from a tril
to Brookhaven.
G. W. Rainey, of Eulogy, made tn,
ADVERTISER on appreciated call thi'
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Butler con
template attending the protractet
meetings at Putnam school hous,
next week, conducted by Revs. Eli
and Sanders.
Squire j. V. Spell, Jr., of C oxburI
made Lexington visit Monday.
Hon. Sam Montgomery, of Green
vile, Miss, has written to nun
ber of his friends in Lexington, ar
nouncing his intention to enter tn
race for district attorney, to succee
the present incumbent.
Rev. J. ]. Shanks is in the city o
his way home to Durant from Pleas
ant Ridge, where he attended the RI
vival meetings. He reports much il
terest and twenty added to the churc
so far.
A series of revival meeting will /
held at Cruger next week. Rev.
T. Lewis, of Durant, will do ii
preaching.
V. c. Ashley having thrown up II
contract to work Lexington's street
E. W. Jordan with his road machir
is once more in evidence keeping Il
: streets in good shape until the boal
re-lets the work.
Mrs. Rev. C. q. Berryhill and lit
Marguerite have returned home
Durant from an extended visit
e Ringgold, Ga.
DR.. F. L. Bott is having a numb
}, of nice cabins built on his lots
U Beallview addition. A. Heinrich
doing the work.
: Chas. A. Glover, of North Carolir
: is assisting r. P. Clack in the G
change.
:, 7. l.. Barbour spent a portion
d the week on business in New 0rleal
= Mrs. A. P Marlborough and bas
n of Richland, are spending the we
Il with MIR. and Mrs. R. +. Wilburn.
R. A. Stigler went over to Wyatt
A. Wednesday.
in Hal Gillian went over to Castali
,e Springs today after Mrs. Gillian, W
a has been spending week there.
IS. Mrs. W. J. 0verstreet and sc
R. Master Munsey Gordon, Mrs. Kez
he and Miss Mildred Overstreet spe
p Tuesday very pleasantly at Owe
on Wells.
IL ]. l.. Porter, of Pickens, ming
'ly with Lexington friends Tuesday.
H. Miss Lucille Waterer visited re
ID, tiyes and friends at Tchula this we
E. W. Mcclellan, one of Durar
'st most progressive and success
merchants, made Lexington bI
ras ness visit Wednesday. The Adv
ith TIsER acknowledges pleasant
ek. from him.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-09

Paul L. ,Mingo, COL, has contracted
with Prof. j. H. Fuqua for the neces
sarry artificial stone material for the
construction of a two-story building,
25x50, on his corner lot south Of the
King Hotel. Heinrich & Lofstrom
will do the work, which will be begun
within the next ten days. The build
ing, we are informed, will be used as
a cafe.
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evening from Harland's Creek, where
he had assisted Rev. Odom, of Leake
county, in series Of revival meet
ings. These meetings were unusual
ly interesting and successful, the ac-
cessions to the church totalling nine
teen. Fourteen were baptized today,
and five will be baptized the first Sun
Gay in September.
Mrs. Arch Peteet, of Greenwood, a
sister of Mrs. W. w Wilburn, of this
place, was on Sunday last stricken
with paralysis. At last reports she
was somewhat improved, and her
friends hope for her speedy and COM
plete recovery.
Pickens Bros. Company have just
received a new lot of Misses and Chill.
dren's Low Shoes that they are clos
ing out at very low prices.
J. A. Marshall, pastor of the Col
ored Baptist Church at Lexington,
has launched a paper, the Baptist
Sentinel, the first issue of which ap-
peared last week.
A. j. Walton, colored, has moved
his shoe repair shop to his former
place. Rowland Lang, colored, has
opened a meat market in the room
vacated by him.
W. l.. Pettus and family and ]. H
Roach and family spent Sunday with
Mrs. Susan Fryer in the Cleveland
neighborhood.
W. W. Lunsford, of Hebron, Rob
ert Ship and family, of LibertyChap
Ell, and Miss Alice Frost and E. Kell,
Frost, Of Brozville, were Sunda,
guests of johnson Fryer and family
Prof. w. E. Johnston, of Mckenzie
Tenn, formerly principal of Lexing
ton High School, renewed acquaint
ances here the early part of the weei
DR.. W. F. Ashley, of Shaw, Boil
9 var county, brother of our popula
t circuit clerk, E. V. Ashley, is i'll, W
8 regret to learn.
Capt. Joe Ham, of Durant, mingle
: with his many friends in Lexingto
:. yesterday morning.
e Remember the Congressional pr
d mary election on August 28th.
A. M. Payne, the we'll known me
d chant and planter of Home Park,
in the city today on a business al
social visit.
= ]. G. Bowman looked after prope
ty interests on the Yazoo river, al
!, visited friends at Dunbarton.
!. City Registrar E. V. Ashley repor
that the registration Of the qualifi'
| electors of Lexington is about COZ
pleted. The number so far register
;, is 233.
;;s N. D. Hearn, of Ebenezer, ma,
Il Lexington a business visit yesterda
Anderson Butler, of Liberty Cha
: ell, handshook with friends in the ci
N yesterday.
Harper Wigley took a trip to .
= rant Monday.
MIR. Afford, of Sunhower count
ad visited Capt. VIM. Eggleston yeste
Il day.
Mrs. A. G. Wiley's many frien
"A will deeply regret to hear that
v residence at Bowling Green with
!; contents was burned to the arou
"a ) at noon today, entailing a loss {
ceeding $2500. The house was
y sured by J. L. Dyson for $1,000.
rip We greatly regret to learn of
death, on Tuesday Of Mrs. Vim. 81
1r- ders, near Goodman, after a ling
ng ing Illness.
nd Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson, of Acona,
an gone to Roswell, New Mexico, on
two months visit to her son, Pope.
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Miss Mcconnell, of New Orleans,
will arrive the early part of Septem-
Der to take charge of the millinery
department of Pickens Bros. Company.
Miss Mcconnell is we'll known to many
of our people. She is a trimmer of
the first rank and of charming per-
sonality. We welcome her to Lex
ington.
Hon. H. s. Hooker was over at
Keirn's Switch today, looking after
property interests.
Rev. C. J. Clark has been reap
pointed by the Board of Supervisors
as member of the Board of Teachers
Examiners for Holmes county.
Sigmund Hyman has added a horse
to his worldly possessions.
| Capt. B. r. Hammett, of Owens,
made the ADVERTISER pleasant call
today.
]. 2. Morris took a trip to Howard
yesterday.
Miss Alice Hammett, of Owens, is
!. visiting Miss Mildred 0verstreet, al
w. j. Overstreet's.
The following Lexington young
people attended the dance at Owens
Wells Wednesday night: Misses
Adele Herbert, Nell burden, Annette
Levy, Katharyn Pinkerton; Messrs
Joe Levy, H. Levy, W. s. Sample
Baxter and David Wilson.
Clifton Harrison, of Tolaryille, was
, in the city Tuesday.
E. W. Jordan left last night on ;
ten days visit to his father and mo-
ther at Beebe, Ark.
]. B. Mclean went over to Wyatt
) Tuesday evening.
B.S. DeLoach returned last weel
from Mize, Miss, where he has beel
D employed in railroad work sine
n Christmas.
+ S. M. Cox and family, of Tchula
are sojourning at the Castalia
J, Springs this week.
W. H. Stigler left Tuesday for tn
:. delta on fishing trip.
i Miss Fanny Harvey and Harve
Gaines, of New Orleans, are visitin
!. relatives and friends here.
y Big reduction in Lace and DroI
Stitch Hose. Pickens Bros. Compan,
/ Misses Nary Williams, Zola Templ
IT Bessie Newsom and Mildred Owe
). street; Messrs. J. P. Williams, j.
Rogers, D. B. Stigler, j. R. William
s. and ]. W. Thompson, enjoyed a mo.
s. delightful hay ride to Owens Wei
last evening.
ID J. W. Melton, of Acona, is circula
ing among Lexington friends toda
IS Mrs NE. Elliott, of IttaBena, is ii
'. cherished guest of relatives al
n, friends in the city.
7. P. M. Downer, of Emory, greet'
3. friends in Lexington today.
r Mrs. Robt. Boyd and Mrs. Jas. D
Us Wis, of Liberty Chapel, were in LIE
ington Wednesday, shopping.
u
r Mrs. ]. A. Steele returned yeste
y day from visit to her son, j. A., j
rs at Vicksburg.
DR.. J. R. Watson went over to
hs u bino this morning.
~ Supervisors G. S. Rogers, and
L. Smith went to Honey Island Il
y, morning to inspect some dump wo
nj being done by Eakin Bros.
H. H. Harding, Of Harland's Gre,
,,h spent Monday among Lexingt
IL friends.
-. ]. A. Steele went to Owens vest
bo day noon.
nd j. A. inland, OF cypress, discuss
.n- school matters with Supt. W.
Smith Tuesday.
;heI Burns, the plumber of Greenwo
was here Monday, comforting with
-ho l.. Young about the plans and spe
na m fications for plumbing the latter's
- sidence.
(. Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Fisher are
ii- pected home from their Western
tomorrow.
ON Prof. j. II. Fuqua, Jr., has p
gh- chased a lot Of w. o. Barrett, fac
zen the residences of J. 5. Eggleston
at j. NJ. Alexander, and will erect
elegant residence thereon.
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DIR. R. H. Baker has been on the
sick list this week, we regret to learn.
Mrs. DR.. R. H. Baker and charming
little daughter, Miss Ella Herriford,
returned last night from their visit
to Greenwood.
Ben Ullendorff, Of Tchula, is here
on business today.
DR.. A. NJ. Doty made professional
calls at Bowling Green and Owens the
fore part Of the week.
Mrs. L. c.. DeLong has been on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. DR.. J. R. Watson and daughter
Miss Eloise, left for Owens Wells
Tuesday.
J.E. Gwin and family are spending
some time at Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Zola Temple, daughter of j.
R. Temple, sheriff of Lauderdale
county, is visiting Miss Mary Will
liams in West End.
Come out and vote at the Congress-
ional primary, August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wilburn &C.
companied Mrs. A. P. Marlborough
and baby to their home, at Richland,
this morning.
Fresh Cakes.
Fresh Candy.
Fresh Mackerel.
Fresh Cream Of Wheat.
New Irish Potatoes.
Peanut Butter.
Fresh Triscuit whole wheat.
at ]. A. STANsBURY's
WV. Wilburn went over to Green
wood this evening.
J. J, Beck, of Drew, Misi., is so
journing at Owens Wells. We hop
, the rumor current, that he will per
] manently move to Lexington, i
founded on fact.
J Oscar Norquist left yes terday TO
! Carrollton to visit his uncle and ia
mily.
e Baxter Wigley, of Hebron, pere
!, grinated our streets yesterday.
2 Misses Clara and Fannie Egglesto
e went to Castalian Springs Wednesda
+ evening.
81 w. J. Posey, of Central, was her
e Tuesday, consulting with Prof. Smit
e in regard to the splendid new schot
building that will shortly be erecte
at that point.
MIR. and Mrs. J. K. Kinney, of Or
gon, were pleasant callers at this O
y fee Tuesday.
a Squire r. NJ. Edwards has just il
y - stalled a splendid Murray gin plant
= = three stands on his place At Thor
ton. The crops in that vicinity al
unusually promising, and the gin W
start out under the most favorab
ST auspices.
Mrs. J. H. Ellington entertained
}: cards on Thursday Of last week
oi honor of Mrs. S. S. Steele. The hor
was made bright and attractive by
profusion of cut flowers and ferr
u After an interesting game, Mrs.
y, H. Baker, Of Lexington, won t
y first prize, Mrs. ]. W. Barnwell ca
III tured lone hand and the consolati
fell to Mrs. Z. l.. MOunger. A de
n, cious salad course was faultles'
rs served. Greenwood Commonwealt
H. W. Watson is at. Greenwot
he looking after business interests.
in Hunter Keene has gone to VI
Texas to look over that country.
IN Miss Margaret Red, of Durant, v
IN the charming guest Of 7. W. SIN
IS. and family the early part Of the we
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TO R. A. MAS0NS.

Lexington R. A. C. No. $ will meet
on September 3rd, 4th and 9Th, dur
ing which time Companion Edmund
Saddler, of Natchez, will lecture on
the work. All companions are sum-
moned to attend.
VIM EGCIESToN. Fl. p.
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LOCAL & GENERAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce the candidacy
OF J.A. BROWN
for re-e election as City Marshal, subject TO the
action OF Lexington's Democratic voters.
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FOR CITY TREAsURER.

We are authorized to announce the candidacy
OF G. L. KERN
for reelection as City Treasurer subject 10 the
action OF Lexington's Democratic voters,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-09
J. A. BROWN,

Lexington's popular and energetic
marshal, announces this week for re.
election. Mr.. Brown has filled his
Office with credit to himself and the
city and it will take tall hustling tc
beat him for the position.
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ARTIFICIAL STONE BUILDING.

Robinson-Pettet Co, Qne.) Louisvill
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-06-01
UNFORTUNATE e

Nine persons were killed and TWEEN
ty-two injured by the derailment Of
two coaches of a passenger train on
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
at Louisville. The train was nearing
the union station in. Louisville at a
moderate speed when a lange on a
wheel Of the smoking a broke.
throwing open a switch and causing
two of the coaches to sideswipe a cut
off of box cars on a siding.
During a ball game in an open field
near Mobile, Ala, a thunder storm
came up, accompanied by vivid light
ming, which struck in the midst of the
crowd of spectators. instantly killing
five and injuring some twenty-five
more or less seriously.
One dead and eighty-three injured
10 the result of a collision on the Bat.
tleground interurban line near La.
fayette. Ind. The victims nearly all
we're veterans attending the state g.
A. r. encampment.
According to the records to date in
the coroner's Office the death list at
San Francisco from fire and earth
! quake is 4O2.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-06-01
MINERS OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF
MURDER MOVE TO DISQUAL.
iFY TRIAL JUDGE.
MEnJr-sIx REASONS ARE SPECIFIED
DAN on BENCH AN APPoINTEE
AND UNDER INFLUENCE OF
ALLEGED ENEMY.

CALDWELL, Ida, May 30.-When the
Canyon county district court convened
hers. during the forenoon the cases of
Charles Fl. Meyer, William Haywood
anu George A. P%ettibone, officers of
she' Western Federation of Miners,
who are charged with the murder of
former Governor Steunenberg, were
called. The prisoners Immediately
hle0 notice OF alleged disquali.ications
which should prevent District Judge
Frank Smith from sitting as trial
Judge and gave notice of a motion for
a change Of venue. TWenty-siX rea-
sors;,. which are alleged to disqualify
Judge Smith, are given. Among other
poin:s it is alleged that Governor
Frank K. Gooding has issued a public
manifesto declaring the guilt of the
~detsandauts and that he has proof of
their guilt The fact that Judge
Smith is an appOintee Of the governor
L.: set forth and the allegation that he
7si subject to the influence of the gov
ernor is made. The manner Of draw
Eng the grand jury in this county also
ID attacked.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-06-01
Notice Of Expiration Of Time Of
Reclamation.

Strife of North Dakota, County Of McLean.-ss:
OFFICE OF WsoSINSrnn y N n y Nav y ,ooe
To Fred Grammar. the person in whose name
certain real estate situated in Mclean county
North Dakota, and hereinafter. described, now
appears. Of record in the office of the register Of
deeds of Mclean county, and which said real
estate was assessed in the year 1901, as follows:
West half Of southwest quarter of section
thirteen, northeast, quarter of southeast quar-
ter and southeast Quarter of northeast quarter
of section fourteen in township one hundred
hundred y red iorty,eiig sit and range 3 i sesyentt S four
Grammar.
You are hereby notifyed that said above de-
s ssT, a. fs the ESTATE snaus Tas s sI1d' q e R Pspds apo os
which taxes had become Delinquent, alter
; sdve1 Hh;.R mt. tn Thereof rect. ! =, =. !p% 5SG;Etids'd of, By
= ssg sas s !; H.f fssss; .t e r. $; ~ Ss;;tS q 5 %ffssssai =
tie ID dsy. Of Seeember, isoe, and the amount
81 sfo sas a%isdli at tSs Dat. tx q ao s.l SDo %ss s9 Tv S1sgssss
and 10-100 dollars, including penalties, costs
and interest, to make which amount, the said
By lewj and a Certificate saai Of o said iii sale ~ vas issued
seal Of the auditor Of said McLean county
and holder Of the certificate So issued has pre-
sented the same to the undersigned as auditor
OF said county, and demanded a deed for sald
property as provided by law, and said certif-
cate being and remaining, unredeemed, and
there being Thirty-seven and 5i-1W dollars due
and unpaid thereon, penalties and interest, as
and there appearing no legal objection why a
tax deed should not be issued as demanded:
You are therefore notified that Thirty-seven
and 3I-lC0 dollars, exclusive of accruing costs.
is necessary to redeem said property from said
sale, and that unless thc said amount and the
ninety days after the service OF this notice upon
you, a tax deed will be issued therefor as pro-
vided by law.
Period of redemption expires Aug. 10, 1906.
Given under my hand and official seal this
18th day of May, 1906.
ISEALl o. r. WING,
Auditor of Mclean Co. n. D.