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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l1l2-Ngrwnod 4. Eaton 20 ux % Edward
Fl-zseIld and John J. Fegan. 70 secure Enter
Prise SERIAL Building Association. 500. IL q
Square H6-Tae Washington Theater Company %
George X. Johnson and samUe. r. Bond 90 ze-
0lre Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company So
goo. years pT cent, quarterly original l-t
IS and parts original lots g s. 6. and Z.
SQUARE l055-Pe1eT ". Price q ux. to Joseph II
Stesart and Robert Robinson % secure Randolph
Y. PeytCn. $50 G. l. and Is months pr cent.
lot g.
Burryille-Frrisrick SHARPE r., e Tx. q Frank
I. Rawlings and Prank 5. Collins. 90 seclre NeI
lie VI. Hanback,, 500. / % G months 6 l.r cent.
se1ni-snuually. lots 6 and Z. square 5a4
Square 17s-Thomas Il. AfcKeCvu CO TX. % Herbe-s
A. Gan and Edward McC. Jones, 10 s5-lre A--
Lrgton Fire Insurance COMPANY $50. . years
pr c'ut. ssui-auUUalv. i1t a.
square 5a6-T-a1E ClaUdv 90 Simon Wolf ard NYsr
Cohen, % secure ". Oliver Murray. S11 s
years, per ccut sami-aunusy. LOT q
Square l)I-CLarl5s 7. Bishop 20 TX. % r. F7auci,
saul and Walter Z. Hilton, 20 secure HAIRY
Wardman. NC0. monthly notes. Ier cent. lot
T.
Woodley Park-Graut ". Taylar ct uz. to Union
Trust Company, to secure Il. L. Dulauy. J. j..
stsllvagen, " J. Father. and J. ". Brauuer.
receivers. S.56i.i5, 2 years. 5 per cent semi
annually, part 10, los. square Pa
Square 4S-Jeuuia e. Crdvcroft GO viz BENJAMIN f.
20 Simon Lyon and 4. b. II. Lyon, 10 secure
Clarence II, ResgUstein, Si0J0. . months per
cent, lCt ,
Square e3-Sue II Y. Bradley 20 EIwarl J. S.sll-
wagon and George T. Fleming. 10 secure Edward
L. HIllysr. 5000. years, ) per cent s1mi-a41l-
ally. paTt lots Q and Il
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by 4. O. Brown & Co.. uem
Legs Of the New York Stock Exchange aud the Chi
car1 Board ot Trade Muusey Building
Chicago sept. 3-The wheat market showed 70
marEgb.o peryersity in view Z the news Influences
playing upon the market Weather IS somewhat
miIdgr This side Of the Canadian lire. and there
was considerable cash CONTRACT wheat tu-sfar med
from private % public elevators. Esrv factors lt
strength we're the advance # Issd 20 l7sl 40 Liver
pool Later influences were large cash sales here
and Southwest Local cash sales aggregated 800 20
bushels, including many grades q winter wheat.
For imes I-It buiii8l construction Cu Che Russian
crop report as il was well below The average 0f r.
cent years and about 100000 bushels less than
estimated BY the Hungarian minister oi agriculture
in his report made mp twenty davs earlier
Corn was weaker because II The weak wheat mar
kgt and a liberal run Of receipts from the country.
There vas considerable selling by cash interests but
this was over early in the daI. Cash shipping trade
was somewhat better than yesterday. but FAR frJl
heavy Actual sales reported $4,000 bushels dis
ributed among a larger number Of houses than yes
fgrIav Seahoard sales, p loads.
Tie oats market was nervous with light trade.
Cash oats were as irregular Yesterday Russian
crop reports make the yield Z000C0J bushels larger
than a year ago, Weather favorable for movement
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Criminal Court No. 1
JUSTICE GOULD.

u = II J. 'TbNt-lJ-
United States Us William Phillips; grand larceny;
Ucornizancc $50 taken with W. W. Stewart surety.
United States vs. James Wise; HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny; plea not guilty.
United States Is Harry Nolan: assault with dan
geIoIs weapon; plea not guilty.
United States Celia Redmond; grand larceny;
plea not guilty. Attorney J. b. Archer. il.
United States vs. William Nolan and George
Foulkes; housbr breaking and grand larceny; plea not
guilty.
United States rs George Williams; housebFeakiug;
plea guilty; sentence, peuitentiary for two years.
United States vs.. John +. BenneTi embezzlement;
plea guilty; sentence. jail SIX months Attorney,
David ROthschid.
United States IS Milton Banks; housebreakng
and larceny; plea guilty; sentence penitentary for
three years.
United States vs. Winston Bridget; violating policy
law; plea guilty; sentence Jail five months.
United States IS. William Anderson; assault with
dangerous weapon plea not guilty
United States vs.. Clarence Saunders; assault with
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty. Attorney, C. T.
Foster
United States vs. James W. Ross; housebreaking
and larceny; plea guilty. sentence, penentiary for
six years.
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High Tariff Fnkers.
The St, Louis Republic.

From the 81. Louis Republic
With clothing 22-9 per cent higher than
in 1897, fuel and lighting 1874 per cent
higher than in 1894, metals and imple-
ments AS per cent higher than in 1898.
lumber and building materials H.4 per
cent higher than in 1897, and housefur-
nishing goods advanced $2I40 on the 800
worth in ten years. there is another class
Of ''fakers' we are ready to have ex-
posed from the White House. They can
believe three impossibilities before
breakfast" if they really believe the
speeches and messages they write after
breakfast TO persuade US that we will be
happier, richer, and more desirable as cit
liens by continuing to pay Dingley prices
until they get ready unanimously to re-
form them.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

JUSTICE GOULD.
In 20 ". 2. Srajr Company. receiver authorized
TO iudorse note. Attorney, PaIip Walker.
in ss petition of Lst.tia NcEenny; change Of
name authorized Petitioners solicitor, a. ".
Scott.
IN re luuacy Of Terancs Niece; order 70 6ls addi
t1ral bond.
Hz.uteTg vs. ReiuhsrE: rule 90 show cause return
able September % Compliments solicitor, Victor
L. Dodge: defendants solicitors. Campbell Caring
Ton and =. j.. Trlitr.
Washington Market Company IS. Brown; order ap-
pointing guardian ad ltsm and decree pro c0nfssso
against certain defendants. Compliments solicitor
A. s.. Rruev
smith vs. smith; order continuing hearing. Com
rlaiu8uts solicitors SheeIy & Sheehy; deflndant's
solicitor. 4. b. webb.
Ba'ster vs. CadioE. sale confirmed uisj. Complain
ant solicitors Archer 4 Smith; defendants solicit
tors. COlGgtu FeuuinE.
Smith rs. Garner, motion 10 dismiss Over7llsd.
Complainant solicitor Il. B. Behrgud: defendant
solicitor " M0sby Williams
Lindsey Is. Lindsey; proof ordered taken hef0ru
y. Carroll Downs, examiner. C0mplaIuauts s1liCi-
tor William Henry White. defendants solicitor, ".
J.. Poult0n.
Brandeuburg SIS. Dewey; sale Of Analostan Island
ratified and confirmed Petitioners solicitors. Blair
Lee and j. d. Coughan. eXCeptant's solicitors Car
Isle & johnson.
Huth VS.. Turner. guardian ad litem appointed.
C0mraiuant's solicitor. Oscar NauCk.
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and loan associations. immigration. child
IaboT-Jhese are few of the questions
tHat Iompklns has written or is writing
about lie went TO live i'm Meckleuburg
county, y. G. It's history was interest
Ing, bHt there was no trustworthy and
Wei written compilation lie went TO
work and twO-yoUme history Of the
county or his adoption was the result He
Is the president of the Southern Manu-
IacturerS' Club, of Charlotte the meet
ing place and exchange of the mauufac-
turefs for hundred miles in every di-
recuon. He is the founder and half
owner of the Charlotte Observer. a con-
SfrNatIve newspaper OF wide influence.
As ii public speaker he has been much in
evidence in the North, where he has been
hailed as "a fratenaI delegate from the
New South" of which Henry w
Grady was the precursor. Well informed
men say that While Tompkins has pros
pered himself, and las built up some
great enterprises. he has built more for
others through his public service than he
has for himself by his personal industry,
Newspaper men. as a rule. work like
machines Henry Wattersou's activities
are more like those Of a machine gun.
When he cares To do SO. he rCtiTes 10 the
classic shades OF his jefferson County
farm TO read OF 60 rest. There are times
when he is in Europe, contributing letters
10 the editorial page OF the Courier-Jour-
nal, OF not contributing. according TO his
fancy. Sometimes hc goes upon lecture
tours, and his pen is unused for q time
1t is when be finds target worthy Of
his lead that the veteran editor of the
Courier-Journal becomes active. Some
times it IS the flag of the anemy on the
skyline, in national politics, that draws
the Wattersoniau fire. Sometimes il is
the turmoil of a local political night
Again it may be merely an opportunity to
shoot folly as it files" Ii is always
an inspiration, and never q routine duty
that causes the noted Keutucklau to be-
stir himself.
To-moTrOw-SOme American Cathe-
drUIs.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twenty-second street northwest. between ard II
streets.-Eldridge Z. Jordan ct ux. 10. Z. Olivia
Johnson. lot 45, square g. So
No. 52 Eleventh street s0utheast-Arthur Carr.
Trustee, to julius Hanlein lot q square 99l SO
Pennsyyania avenue southeast, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-JOhn o. Haynie e ux. 10
Norwood A. Eaton and Nora Eaton. lot o.
square 1919 So
Wesley Heights-Thomas z. Waggaman. trustee. to
Katherine E Malone lots Il 10 a. block Is,
5000
Alley between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. S and T
streets northwest-FIm J. Shadd et uX 20
Marian Z. Shadd. lot X" square ~ SO.
Woodley Park-HaUv L, Horton 10 Charles F..
Banes, lots and 8. block IL, Sl.e0
G street southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-HaUy Wardmar 20 Charles T.
Bishop. lot Il. square 1914, SO
Connecticut Avenue HeiEhts-Hevia r, CockeriIle
TO George ). Webb lot s. block , so.
Connecticut avenue extended-H. r. Dulany ct al
receivers, TO Grant W. Taylor. part lot los.
square Z9i, Woodley Park 23i66s Same 70
same, part lot %. square E04 SSH,
No. 63l Massachusetts, aveuue HOTtheast-Philip II.
Christman et ux 70 Thomas Il. AIcKeown, lot
"a, square s66, SO.
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DEATH RECORD.

Anna Gertrude O'Des, 2lS2 s. NV, % years.
Arthur Quick. I5I0 Z ST. NV. 79 years.
John ]. Sullivan, 20 Mass ave. Nv. q years
John Henry Govt H0spl. Insane, G. years
!.ouis p Brown 81 g.. 81. sw., years.
Eob,t /. Fleming 56th and Alacumb sts. CIey.
land Park. s. years
Hannah A. Woolmau. 25i5 10th st. NV, "A years.
John O'Conn0T Nichols ave- Hilsdale / month.
COLOREp.
John T. Newman. 1880 Fla. ave- 50 years.
Alice Shorter l-J7 2Ist 81. NV, 80 years
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reports Of further advances in quotations
OF printed fabrics
Coal also is better called for East and
West The general level OF commodity
prices moved lower I'm August, mainly be-
cause of weakness in manufactured goods
ofsetting higher prices Of farm products
These latter, however. weakened this
week and values as a whole are lower
than for nine months past
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NEW FRAUD UNEARTHED.
Census EnumeratOrs Discover Plot
TO Cheat Indians Out of Land.

to Cheat Indians Out OF Land.
An ingenious scheme, designed to de-
fraud Indians in the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma of valuable coal and oil lands.
was discovered by census enumerators
who have just completed the task OF
taking the population of the proposed
State OF Oklahoma. Reports received
here are to the effect that land sharks
masquerading as census enumerators in
duced many Indians to sign papers. sig
natures being necessary in each case, it
was represented, as an incident in max
ing a census of the two Territories.
1t was found that the papers thus
signed by the Indians We're nothing more
than conveyances Of title in tracts Of
land known to contain valuable mineral
deposits. This attempted fraud was one
OF the most daring ever conceived in the
two Territories, where graft has run riot
for many years. a thorough investiga-
tiOn has been ordered, and the officials
are hopeful Of learning the identity of
the culprits- They will be criminally
prosecuted If apprehended.
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Circuit Court No. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Posgp vs.. Hall; time 20 file transcript extended %
September O. Plaintiffs attorney, Wilton J. Lam
bert, defendants attorney ]. B. Archer. II.
Brown VS.. Standard Oil Company; time to file
transcript extended to October Is. Plaintiffs at
tcrneys. " @. Gardiner and c. VI. Fulton; de
fcndant5 attorneys, \. L5ftwich Sinclair and John
Ri0Ut.
Holmes vs. Pike: fat on sci IA against defend
ant fer S2IS Plaintiffs attorney, Percy Metzger.
Buster Grown Company vs. Jackson Bros security
for costs ordered in ten days C0mplanants solici-
tor IT, Winsbip WhCatley; defendants solicitors,
Wolf Rosenberg
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles Il. Moore and Meta Y. Burke. both Of
Newmarket, Va
Richard Duckett and Susie Thomas
Robert H. JeIri5s, Of Ballst0n Va, and Eleanor
L. tiOcde.
Henry Simpson and Lucretia Jackson.
Daniel CLARK and Eliza Taylor
Henry F. Barker. Of Quincy, Mass, and Charlotte
E. MCNiullen. Of Fairfax. Va
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ITSTICE Gould

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of William B. Norris letters q admins
tIstiau granted to Howard NJ Norris buad s. 600
Attorney, NJ. J. Keane.
Estate 0f Elizabeth r. Rhodes. win admitted %
probate and letters tcstauCutdry granted % Harry
=. RhriCs; bond. Szo0. Attorney. Irving williamson
Estate Of Sgy ~ Stern letters OF administration
granted 20 Helen Stern bond. 5000 Attorney.
Julius T. Pevser.
Estate Of Richard Lewis; petition for probate OF
wjil fled. Attorney. J. F. BUnty.
Estate O. Fannie z. BrsNtou; petition for letters
q administration fled. Attorneys Hughes d GRAY
Estate Of MIry ". T. Flager; VIII dated October
2, 1906. fled. with petition for probate. Attorneys
Mcneil & Mcneil.
Estate Of james Brown letters Of administration
granted 70 Tiliie Brown; bond, Sl0l Attorney,
James 4. O'Shca.
Estate of Lawrence O. Possy; petition for letters
Of administration fled. Attorney. W /. Pollard.
Estate q Anton Thul: VIII dated February z
1903 fled.
Estate Of Ebenezer Ellis; petition for probate Of
VIII filed. AttOrneg ". A. McKenney.
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No. 565A The Butt Chapple Stone Company vs.
Frank A. Lutz Alfred G. Gross and Herman O.
PlUgge. lot 65, square 252 tlS25 srpet uorthwest
S2ol25. Attorney II. Anton HeitmulieT
No. ,6S5. T. J. Murphy Company ys. Alonzo q.
Bliss. lot 6s, square So s29650. Attorney. d. W.
O'DOnoghuc.
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District Court.

In re extension Of sherman avenue; notice Of
reassessment and order of publication.
In re opening Of Macomb street. order Of publica-
tiOn.
In re extension Of Eleventh street; time to settle
exceptions and file transcript extended.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald WheE placing legal advertise
ment8.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

No. 1871. Samuel Fredberg vs- Brsun & Stuart
aud the Brann q Stuart Company; damages. 81, GOO
Plaintiffs attorneys. LeCkie. Fulton a Cox
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New York. SEPT I3-WHEAI-La5leT and f1UIy
active No. / Northern Duluth. 20 arrive liz. T. O.
D.: No. red, l. O. b., L041s: No. hard f. o.. b.,
1858 No l maCaroui. 81. T. o. b.: No. macaconi
s.. SALES, GO loads No. red and Duran.
S-Steady; dull. Elevator prices. new croD:
No. white, 5Sls; No white 57i. No. l mixed. S.
The prices for futures follow:
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, September 13, 1900
Bankruptcy Court.


JUSTICE GOULD.
In re Thomas f. WaEglman; order discE1rging
rule to show cause.
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BnnkruptcN Petition.
Mechanics, Lien

No. SIC Theodore Sounemann. clerk. is Seaton
place voluntary; assets. s.; liabilities, Sl32 At
tou0y Charles Il. Turner
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For Mt Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington. Alexandra
& Mt\ernOn Rv. Sta, 10Th &Pa.av
TRAINS FOR Mt. VERNON .WEEE DAYS.,
20 j A. u. u NOON. g. =, AND s. 2. H.
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING-
TON DAILY EVERY p MINUTES.
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EnuifY Snifn-
EnWHnAfa

No. G35l. Joseph LYONS. trustee. ct al vs.. Titus
Jlke ct al; 20 substitute trustee. Complainant
solicitors RalstUu Il Siddahs
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FALL TRADE IS GOOD
Crops Being Marketed and
collections Excellent.
BRIDGE MATERIAL IN DEMAND

Structural Steel Orders Coming In
and Dry Goods Contracts Are Salts
and Only Best weather Conditions
Can bring FuH Average.
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October S, 1907, Remember the date.
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CARS TO KENSINGToN

Cars l1m 18th So and y. y. ave. er.ry = min.
Pass Rock CretE Bll-s aaI' TaEE. nam entrance
10 and Country Club % Chevy Chase Lake. Cen.
uect with hglsilsloa cars Round trip tickets.
Sc. 8. LE.s.--s- aul5-tf
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Phone Main $500 when You Return

Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire TO have their paper
sent TO their city address Will please
! .phOne Main 9s.0.
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Cultured Washington fol-
lows this book page. for it IS
not perfunctorily put together,
but is conducted by a literary
man and gives the insight into
books which the b0oklover
wants TO get.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
S&S.25 TO CALIFORNIA.

August j u Uct1b5T s. ls5 Va Washington -slns-t
Route.
Tourist Sleeping Cars, personally conducted. with
cut change 1Ll-e times U-ek.y tie zeav round
Berth. Ss5L
A. J. POSITION. Geul Agent
sul0u 81 Pa. ave-. Us 18th s.
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When the Spanish war left the United
States with a brand-new question OF
cOlonialism to be thyashed out TGmpkius
went over the question and decided Amer
lean commerce needed the Oriental eX-
pansion. He wrote q book about L.
Good roads. chimneys. cooking. building
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

When a subject strikes T0mpkins as
being important in its bearing upon the
industrial condition of his section, he be-
gins 10 study it, Every moment he can
spare from the direction of the numerous
concerns in which ne is interested he
dev0tes to that subject When he has
obtained every possible bit of lnf0rma-
ton he thinks il all over, and writes "a
book about il. Then he disuisses it from
his mind and takes up something else
Therefore it has come 20 be that the
books and monographs by D. A. Tomp-
kins are looked upon as authorities.
His greatest work is a book on cotton and
its products. As an example OF how
thoroughly he does his work. it may be
mentioned that when he wrote this book
lie took the trouble TO employ a man to
go through the records of the United
States courts at Savannah for a period
of forty years that he might settle once
and for all the mOoted question Of who
introduced the saw in the cotton gin.
Whitney or Holmes. He found that the
credit for this Improvement was due to
Holmes and said SO. backing up his ar
E1lrnruts with the proofs
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Ferry Service to Alexandria

Steamer Lackawanna every HOUR and A HALF.
a. II. TO p z, lauy and Sunday. FARE :.
EACH VAL. ~
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-18
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Department OF the |

Department OF the Interior,
L,nd { flee at Rapid City, S. D..
Dec. 10. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Harry
Strong, Of White Owl, S. d., has
filed notice OF his intention to
make final five year proof in support
Of his claim, viz: Homestead entry
No. 55624 made March 20, 1900, for
the SW3 Me-, SE4 NWf and 81
SW1, Section 2. Township north,
range u east, b. Fl. M. ana that
said proof will be made before Reg
lister and Receiver, at Rapid City,
S. d.. on January 80, 1907.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation OF, the lnnd,
Edward Wesgatc. Of Rapid City,
S. d., Samuel Morris, of Rapid DitY,
S. d.. George Maxwell, of White
Owl, S. ID lanes Cross, of White
Owl, S. ID.
GEO. p. BENNETT, Register.
First Publication Dec. IA, 1903.
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PUBLIC LAND SALE.

United States Land Office, Rapid
City, S. D., December II, 1906.
Notice is hereby given;that as dir
,cted by the Commissioners of the
General Land office, under provi-
sions Of Act of Congress, approved
June ~, 1906. public No. 3O3) we
will offer at public sale: to the high
est bidder, at nine o'clock a. M, on
the 9th day of February. 1907, next,
ct this Office, the following tract OF
land, to-wit.
NEl NEI Sec. 10, Township ]
south, range 8 east, B. H. M.
Any persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are ad.
vised to file their claims, or objec'
tlons, on or before the day above de
signated for sale.
GEO. p. BENNETT,
Register.
J. L.. BURKE,
Receiver.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETI
TON FOR LETTERS OF AD-
M~INISTRATION.

State OF South Dakota, County
Pennington, S., In County Court.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Jesse
Shoemaker, deceased.
The State Of South Dakota sends
greetings to the heirs at law and
next OF kin Of Jesse Shoemaker, de
ceased, and to all to whom these
presents may come.
Notice is hereby given that Miss
Nav Shoemaker, has filed with the
Judge Of this Court, apetition, pray
ing that Letters OF Administration
of the Estate of Jesse Shoemaker.
deceased, issue to Adolph N. Gifin,
of Rapid City, S. D., and that Satur-
day the 18th day Of January 1907, at
10 O'Clock "A. NJ, of said day, being
a day of q regular term OF this court.
to.wit: Of the January term, 1907,
at the Office Of the undersigned,
Judge Of said court in Rapid City.
County of Remington, s. ID, has
been set for hearing said petition.
when and where any person inter
ested may appear, and show cause
why the said petition should not be
granted.
Dated ut Rapid City, s. d., this
Goth day of Dec. a. d. 1906.
CLARENCE u. LEWIS,
Judge Of the County Court.
j. S. CAN'T, Clerk. [sEALl
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PUBLIC LAND SALE.
United States Land Office, Raj

United States Land Office, Rapid
City, S. D.,:Decemer II, 1906.
NOTICE is hereby given, that as
directed by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, under provi:
sions of Act of Congress, approved
June q, 1906, public No. 3O3) we
will offer at public sale, to the high
est bidder, at nine O'Clock a. M, on
the 9th day OF February 1907, next
at this office. the following tract of
land, to-wit:
sW4 SWa, section 8, township 9
north, range 8 east. B. FL M.
Amy and all persons claiming adj
verseIy the above described lands
are advised to file their claims OF
objections on or before the day above
designated for sale.
GEO. p. BENNETT, Register.
j. Il. BURKE, Receiver.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-18
WANT COLUMN
FOR SALE.

We want 10 cali your attention
to the fact that ut RAPID Guy, Mr..
Corbin Morse, who represents US
in that section, has at the present
time in his %possessien a very good
string of COWS and young heifers
and steers, which cattle he has win
tered in Sou h Dakota and are now
for sale. The cattle will be sold in
lots to suit aud are particularly de-
sirable on account OF their having
been wintered in Dakota.
In regard to the young steer
movement from the southwest. OH
occonnt OF the possibility of late
storms we have thought best not TO
ship up many steers from this seq
ton until late in May, SO If you are
going to Duy steers you can depend
Dire doing them at Rapid City in Mr..