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Evening journal., 1907-01-21
DEATHS.

Stanley Chambers.
Michael J. Foster.
John II. Jones.
Alfred Lofand.
Eugene F. Mitchell.
James McAdoo.
Elizabeth o. Rogers.
CHAMBERs-At Newport. Del. on
January p, 1907, Stanley Chambers.
aged q years.
Relatives and friends of the Family
are invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at his late residence, Newport,
on Wednesday evening. January %, at
s o'clock, and at North East NJ. Z.
Church at North East, Md, on Thurs
day. at II o'clock, without further
notice. Interment North East. Nd
MITCHELL-In this city, on January
20. 1907. Eugene f. Mitchell. son OF
VIM. r. and Elsie r. Mitchell aged
months
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence OF his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Porter, No. 4l5 South Heald
street, on Tuesday at o'clock. Inter
ment at Silverbrook cemetery.
AIcADOO-On January 90 1907, James
McAdoo.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral ser
ices at his late residence, No. lis
Squirrel Run, duPont's Banks, near
Henry Clay, on Wednesday afternoon,
January 2s. 1907, at 2s0 o'clock. Inter-
ment Greenhin cemetery.
ROGERS-In this city, on January 90
1907. Elizabeth O., wife of James A.
Rogers, in her 10th year.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence, NO. 2124
Lamotte street. on Thursday afternoon,
January "a, at o'clock. Intenment
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
From Chicken-P
to Cholera
curs. .AIIs No Lonasr ToIerstsd.

Cure Ais No Longer Tolerated.
III early days every barber shop was
an operating room and the town phy-
sician resortcd 70 bleeding as the sure
cure for all ailments from chicken-p
70 cholera AS a result. many. includ-
ing our first President. died prema-
tnreiy.
The present low rate Of mortality is
due in large measure 20 the advances
made IN medical science and the
knowledge Of the specific treatment
needed for each disease known
There is no disease more common
among American and English people
than dyspepsia. SO prevalent has II
become that thousands suffer with Il
half unconsciously, consider the symp-
toms as natural 70 their physical con-
atituton and resign themselves 20 iiv-
Ing on in that condition.
There is a remedy for dyspepsia,
and only one. recommended and en-
dorsed generally by physicians. STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets have stood the
test of years OF use by millions of suf-
ferers. have been subjected TO govern
mental analysis IN Europe and Amer.
ica and alone have been found to con-
tain the elements which Nature has
put into the stomach for digestion
pepsin. diastase and other ferments.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve
the stomach and bowels In a perfect
~ natural way by helping them do
their work. II the stomach Is weak I'm
gastric Juice. Stuart's Tablets make up
the deficiency. II the muscles are in
active, Stuarts Tablets invigorate
them. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets di-
gest every form Of food entering the
stomach, one grain Of the active prin-
ciple Of these Tablets being capable OF
digesting 5000 grains OF meat. eggs
and other foods. They are not cathar-
tic pills;-their action is simply that OF
a digestive.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure
nothing but dyspepsia. waterbrash
sour stomach and kindred ailments re-
suttirsg from the imperfect digestion OF
food, but these diseases they positive
~ cure.
We viii gladly send You a trial
p4clkage 20 prove the truth OF our
slqims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
san be gotten OF all druggists at So
ernts. +. A. Stuart Co., 60 stuar,
Bldg. Marshall. Mich. ~. -, q 4
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Farm Sale.

c. T. W. williams. real estate bro
ker, OF Milford. has sold a portion Of
the Barker farm, mile and a half
east OF Frederica, containing eighty
acres Of land and owned by Isaac ii.
Baker. The purchaser Is A. j. Lind
say, from Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.
Canada. This part OF Canada IS IN the
far west. Mr.. Lindsay came by Chi
cago. visited Georgia and other South
ern points. and says ne travelled about
5000 miles before reaching Milford.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
FINAL SHOW OF NAPOLEON

Production Will be Given in the Opera
House on Wednesday Evening.
In the Opera House on Wednesday
evening the final performance Of PRO
fessor Napoleon" VIII be given, and
judging from the sale Of seats. which
began this morning. many persons will
be In attendance.
Ia this production 720 persons, all
Wilmingtonians. appear In the cast
and their success IN past performances
indicates that there are many amateur
actors and actresses In the city whose
efforts compare most favorably with a
number OF professionals.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Nssrses cus in Row.

Mary Stats and Harvey Brown. ne
grocs. were slightly stabbed and sev-
erai shots were lred In an inciplent riot
which occurred Saturday evening IN
New street. what is commonly called
the Whitcchapei district A Middle
town negro named Wiggans. who did
the cutting made his escape. his VIC
Tins injuries being dressed at the Del
aware Hospital
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Now After The Docs.

on Saturday the last day of grace
for the unregistered dog. three hum
drcd and five checks were given out
IN the City Hall FOR a month Tor the
accommodation Of the owners OF dogs.
This was the largest number ever is
bued in one day. To-day the dog
catcher started on his rounds and win
take up an dogs found without a reg
lister.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Week End Parfv

Mr.. Job Fl. Jackson. Of Princeton
University. who is entertaining a week
end house party at his home, Eleventh
and Washington streets. gave a dinner
of eighteen covers Friday evening IN
honor Of his guests Miss Dice, OF
Reading, Pa; Miss Ellis. Of OverbrooS.
Pa; Mr.. Kerr and Mr.. Williams, Of
Princeton. The table decorations We're
pink. with American beauty roses
After dinper the entire party attended
the dance at the Century Club.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Medical Delegates.

Dr. AIilard +. Corlsran and Dr. Z.
c. Frederick wiil be the representatives
from Wilmington tomorrow al a
special meeting OF the alumni Of the
Maryland University. TO be held in
Baltimore. TO arrange for the cclcbra-
ton Of the one hundreth anniversary
Of the unlversltN.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Frfdav Erenina Dance

The Friday Evening Dancing Class
gave the third Of the series Of dances
on Friday evening in the New Century
Club. The patronesses were Mrs.
Lammot DUPONT, Mrs. Willard Hall
Porter Mrs. Preston Lea and Mrs.
John r. Moore.
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channn Amonn clerks.

Joseph O'Toole. chief clerk in the
ONCE OF w. r. Jones, special detect
I've for the p, y. and w railroad. has
accepted a position IN the omce Of
Freight Agent Kingston at an advanced
salary. Timothy O'Toole. a brother Of
Joseph O'Toole has been appointed
clerk IN Mr Jones ofice.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
GaYe Dance For HospitaI

The courtlandt Cause Chapter Of the
Delaware Hospital gave a dance satur-
day evening in Eden Hall for the bene-
ft Of the hospital. The patronesses
were Mrs. l.. c. Vandegrift. Mrs.
Charles r. Miller. Mrs. Otho Nowland
and Mrs. John r. Moore.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Sherman-Spear

Charles 3. Sherman. Of Baltimore.
and Miss Ella Spear were married last
night at No. 400 Delaware avenue, by
Rev. Alexander Alison jar. They will
live in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21


PUBLIC SALE OF Personal, PROP
ERTY-The subscribers intending to quit
farming will sell their entire stock and
farming implements, on the farm known
as Eden Park Farm. on the line Of the
Wilmington City and New Castle Railway.
on THURSDAY, JANUARY 81. 1907 at 10
O'Clock "a. m. ito wit: Seven head of horses,
mules and colts, brown mare, Margaret.
il years old. an excellent worker and
driver; Duke, brown horse. 6 years old, a
first class driver and worker; Bess sorrel
mare, coming years old and very prom
ising: Rock. large black mule very handy.
a good carter and will work anywhere,
Irene. black mule, an excellent worker.
Myrtle. bay marc coming yeafs old:
Nearling colt, coming year old, good
stock. 32 head Of home raised cattle: 2l
head Of first-class milch COWS. some fresh
and others close springers; heifers. 2
bulls. large and 1 small one; 3 farm
wagons; ] two-horse market wagon; j
one-horse market wagon; fwo-seat fam
ily carriages ! rubber tined falling ton
buggy; ] Deering reaper and binder:
moving machines; one 11-hoe grain drill:
corn planter: notato planter 1 disk
harrow. pairs. twin harrows: / suikv
cGltivntor. several hand cultivators. 3 two
horse plows. / one-ihorse plow. hay forl,
and ropes. block and tackle. sets doub'e
harness. several sets heavy and ligh.
single harness, . sets cart harness, forks.
rakes. hoes. shovels. post bar. wagon
jacks. 1 ctfilase role. I bdfe hlnd0r tW q.
lot ground corn and oats. y interest IN 70
acres Of wheat In ground. Household
goods. consisting OF one parlor suite bed
room suites beds and bedding, dining
room suit, chairs tables. one STANDARD
heater IN cellar 2 double heaters with
pipes and register porch awnings and
porch chairs. door and window screens.
hath tnb. one IS gallon farm boiler one
large farm he'll. one dog house chicken
coons. The above articles are roarly as
good as new. about 30 Bun Plymouth
Rock chickens and MANY articles not here
In mentioned. Credit Of ninety days will
be given.
JOBDELL CAR WHEEL CO.,
and HENRY STAFFORD.
Stidham & Son, Auc. jz12s.25,S
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
FINANCIAL NEWS.

" Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, AIN. 21.-The stocl,
market opened higher. Anaconda
itarted in 8 per cent. higher. smeltine
gained 1 rs; Canadian Pacific. 1-2.
st. Paul and Kansas and Texas "a
and New York Central 1-2 per cent
Rock Island and CT. /. advanced b-s.
Great Northern Ore certificates 10
Northen Pacific 2; Great Northern pre-
ferred l-2; Reading rs; Sugar
l Ia, and Steel Common SIS per cent
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
From scoft q a.

From Scott & CO.
-Aiiai' copper GO .-..... =. 80. ......113
American Smelling Com ...... 1a7
American Sugar Refining -. ..1a2
Atch. Top and Santa Fe Com 1osi.
Atch. Top and Santa Fe Pref .... .1Ooi
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ...............7 .75i,
Baltimore and Ohio ......... 117it
canada Southern ....... =. .......... .6ss
Chicago Ct Western ..... ........1 nj.
Chesapeake and Ohio .... ....... .5o7
enlcaso ana Alton ..... see. .........23
Chicago and Northwest ....... ........ .1s9
Chicago, Mil. and ST. Paul Com I'M
Delaware and Hudson ..... 90. ........ 2ls
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western ~
EIle ...'. &c. --'.- -. 80. ................sSl
Erie list Pref .......... 49,. .7eii
lllnois central ..... .... ... e. .....165
Louisville and Nashville ....... ......1sss
lhterD Met Com.....-.. o.. 80. ....... .331
Interb. Met. Com Pfd.. ..... =. IN
Manhattan Cons .........................1 .14gi
Missouri Pacific ... ... ...... ...s7is
Mo, Kansas and Texas Pfrd ... .7Os
National Lead Com q. q. =. III.
N. Y. Central and Hudson ....... -. .12sH
N. Y. Ontario and Western ..... 49,
Norfolk and Western Com .............ssH
Pacific Mail .... 49,. q. .... ...........s7H
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ..ls4
Peoples Gas ..... ..... .... 80. ... ...c4K
Reading '..-.... 80 -. ...........12sA
Reading LIST Pfrd -. .......... ...........Ss
Reading End Pfrd O.. .....................9
Rock Island Com. .... 80. .. ... ..e7h
Rock Island Pref e. 49,. =. ............ .6oik
Southern Pacific. ........ . - e3i
Southern Railway Com ........... ..2sH
Texas ana Pacific ..... ........3i
Tennessee Coal and Iron Co ...... .....15s
Union Pacific Com -. ... ............17n,
~ S. Steel Com ..... ..... q. .l........i6s,
o. 5. Steel Pfrd ..... ..............10'i
Wabash Com ..... ........--....l7
wabash Ptrd-. .... ............-34
western Union --......... see. .....-..-..A
Great Northern Pfd -. =. ...........169
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Euchre Parry

This afternoon a large bridge and
seven-hand euchre party will be held
in the Bush Ward Of the Delaware
Hospital under the auspices Of the
Board OF Managers. for the benefit Of
the hospital
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Nentune co. out.

Tho government steamer Neptune
which has been at tho shipyards Of
the Pusey and Jones Company for re-
pairs. left port to-day an the ncces-
hary work aboard it having been COM
pietod. The Neptune Is stationed at
the government quarantine station at
Reody Island.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Streets Now Cleaned.

All the snow which covered the
streets and the slush which made life
miserable disappeared like magic be-
core the rain of Saturday. the wet
streets in turn being dried by the high
winds Of last night.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
SPOKE Of Prophecy.

Elder John +. Jones. Of the Seventh Day
Adventist congregation. gave an inter-
csting discourse last evening on "Proph-
ecy" A series OF lectures ON this subject
are being given by the elder.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Dinner TO Gnesf

Miss Mary Green Of Newport enter
tained informally on Friday afternoon
from to 6, in honor of her guest, Miss
Blanche Carton, Of Lincoln. Nebraska.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Launched a Liqhter.

At the shipyards Of the Pusey and
Jones Company on Saturday a thirty
ton lighter was launched without GER
emons It was constructed for q firm
IN Central America and will be used 10
carry freight and cattle from vessels
anchored In deep water TO the wharves
in the shallow water.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Want Another Man As Janjtor.

Because the present ianitor. William
Zane, has a Pennsylvania railroad Job
that pays him 500 additional. Ninth
ward residents want new man. Rob-
ert CHM. a cripple. appointed TO the
caro- Of School No. %.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
nALrIMoRr ~ ouIn ruprr -

BALTIMORE AND OHIO THREE sPE-
cIAL TOURS TO FLORIDA VIA
WASHINGTON.
$500 round trip from wilmington. Jsnu-
any o, February p and 81 For timer
aries and fun details apply 20 Ticket
Agents. Baltimore and Ohio r. r.. or II.
A. Miller. Travelling Pass. Agent City
Ticket Onice. s1t Market street. VIII
mington. Del
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
CHANDLER q qaaistIhsF E%bal%sr
No. 214 w. Ninth Street

Carefr- attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments first-cSass Both Phonsa
Bazaar. 100 West Eighth street. Sat-
urcay afternoon and evening. Della
ware branch OF Sunshine.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
eulldlno Electric Lioht Plants.

laston, Nd. VIII have an electric
lighting plant II w. J. Peall, Of this
city who is building the one at Cen
trlevilie. Is given the franchise he has
applied for
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
lion MiIIs Resume.

At the plant Of the Wilmington Iron
Company operations have been resum-
cd on a double shift and the 20-inch
mil. viii be operated day and night.
The firm has much work on hand.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEF
Mr.. coxe at His Office.

William G. Coke, president Of the
Haran and Hollingsworth Corpora
tion, who sprained his ankle in a fall
last week, was able 20 be at his Office
to-day. However he Is seriously in
convenienced by the accident
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Lost His Shoe

George T. Crockett, driver OF the en-
gine OF the Fame Hose Company. lost
an arctic shoe while responding 10 the
Pullman fire on Saturday evening He
viii appreciate its return.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Good Work Of Firemen.

The fire was the most disastrous that
has visited any manufacturing plant IN
this city for years, and So was due only
t. the excellent work Of the firemen and
the wen organized FIRE department at the
Pullman works. that the entire plant was
not destroyed. AS it was, the blaze d.d
damage to the extent Of about S225,COl
This estimate Of loss includes the value
OF No shop and twelve Pullman coacnes.
which were In the building undergoing re-
pairs.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

The imports Of tea In this countrg
last year amounted to 103, 900 00d
pounds.
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LAST
EDITION
800 p. m.
PULLMAN WORK
is NOT STOPPED
Destroyed Sections Of Big
Plant Will Be Immediately
Rebuilt

While the Pullman shops were badly
damaged By the big FIRE on Saturday
night, work was resumed to-day IN that
part OF the immense plant which escaped
the iames. A fun report Of the connasra-
tion has been telegraphed by superinten-
dent james Cannon Of the local shops, to
tho Chicago office of the company and IL
is expected that the work OF rebuilding
the destroyed section win begin at an
curly date.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
Narrow Eseape For Many.

while nobody was seriously hurt scores
OF people standing on the elevated rail-
road had a miraculous escape from death
by an express train running down upon
them. Afterward word was sent 70 the
French street station OF the Pennsylvania
railroad and orders were given for all
trains 20 slow up before reaching the
scene of the blaze. Tho train that nearly
caused many deaths cur n section OF
n-uu Nm LLr-. n-ac-.
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onlY one Person hurt.

The only accident resulting In injury to
anybody occurred shortly after the ar
rival OF the hromen. William Brown, who
lives i'm Church street between Seventh
and Eighth, whlls assisting az the fire,
sustained severe iacerations by a shower
OF glass striking him. He was removed
to the Delaware Hospital.
OF the 81 sections comprising the big
plant IS were destroyed.
The loss IS covered by insurance. The
company carries IT'S own insurance.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

POSTPONED PUBLIC SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
To be sold on the premises near Perry S
Hotel. on the road leading 20 Claymont
Brandywine hundred, on
THURSDAY JANUARY "a, 1907,
At II o'clock, noon. Consisting Of head
horses, 25 cows, 4 hogs farm wagons, i
platform wagon, horse cart, 1 dearborn,
1 two-seated carriage, 1 milk wagon, 2
road carts, l Mccormick binder / Evans
corn planter (nearly new) i two-horse
Crausse corn worker, ! disc harrow, 1
roller, / moving machine. horse rakcs.
l hay tedder plows, harrows, cutlvators.
single and double trees, forks hoes. show
els chains, fodder cutters, set stage
harness, 3 set plow harness set cab
harness. 3 set carriage harness, 2 set
dearborn harness, set double carriage
harness, collars, brides, halters. lot 40
quart milk cans, sleighs and bells, nay
fork and l20 feet Of rope, lot COW chains
26 acres wheat I'm the ground. and other
items too numerous ITO mention.
Terms OF Sale-All sums of 5000 and
under cash. over that amount Six
months credit, with endorsed note. with
interest added. Three per cent. off for
cash.
f. c. PIERCE. Owner.
J. II. Slaughter Auctioneer. j2i-1t
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Certificate Of Co-Partnership.

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that We
have formed a partnership, to transact business
IN the state OF Montana, under the firm name and
style Of Carl F. Hensen Il Co. That the princi
pal place OF business of said partnership is situ'
ated IN Choutesu county, in said state. That the
full names OF all the membere of such partner.
ship, and their place of residence, are a. follows
CsTl + hensen, residing at Zortma II, Montana;
Ida {. Hensen, residing at Zortman, Montana.
In witness whereof we have hereunto Sc, on
hand his 18th day of April. A. D 1907.
CARL r. HENSEE,
IDA c. HENSEN.
STATE Of Montana, county of Cbouteau, Sc.
On This 18th day of April, 1907. before me, F. +.
Stranahah, a notary public In and for the county
OF Choutesu. state Of Montana, personally sp.
pesreG Carl =. Hensen and Ide c. Hensen, known
to me 70 be the persons whose names are cub.
ecribed TO the foregoing instrument. and &C.
knowiedged TO me that they executed the same.
In witness. whereof ! have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my Ohicisl seal, the day and
yea, in this certificate nrst above written
F. E. STRANAHAN,
MOnrsI8
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-15
Must Collect Taxes.

BUTTE, May Ct. f. Collins, state
examiner. has sent the county commits.
sioners a letter OF instructions reg gard.
ing the collection of business licenses,
poll taxes and Delinquent personally
taxes.
The letter i%nstruc,s the commission.
ers TO abolish the old custom OF pay
ing 10 per cent commission to the tax
collector and timekeepers for the col.
lection OF poll axe Mr.. Collins in.
forms the commissioners that this Gus.
tom is illegal. which has been known
by every body connected with the col
lection OF the poll taxes and some par,
OF the public for years. Mr.. Collins
says tha, the new law is ample and
simple. and that it is the duty Of the
tax collector to collect the poll taxes
without any commission.
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ming his or her duty as a citizen or
neighoor unless they are willing to
submit gracefully to the inconven.
fence necessarily entailed in stamp.
ing out an infection which may mean
so much to the community. Neither
must we forget the humane side of the
question. 1t is not a pleasant thing
to be closed up in a dark cold house
or weeks at a time. with no friendly
greeting, and be compelled to deny
the pleadiugs of the little ones for
fresh air and sunshine which should
be theirs. While it Is necessary to
temporarily Inconvenience the few for
the benefit of the many, yet severity
may be avoided and l can see no ob.
lection to children not Athlete but
who live in quarantined houses, hav.
ing the privilege of their own lawn.
Let those who are free to go where
they please, At least share part Of the
responsibility and keep away, remem-
bering that the red card may be on u
own house next,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-15
Steamboat Deal In Court.

According to the Great Falls Lead
err, a suit has been commenced in the
district court Of Cascade county by
George H. Stevens, of Mondak,
against the Missouri River Trading
company of Chouteau county 20 re.
cover sums aggregating $40, 643. IA.
Stevens is a member OF the above
company, which was organized several
months ago to engage in steam
boat traffic upon the Missouri river in
Chouteau county. After putting uI
all the money required to launch the
venture, he alleges that he has moth.
ing TO show for it but a whole lot oil
experience.
Stevens alleges that during the pas,
Eve months he has paid to the defend
an; company sums aggrega ting S4,'
$50. IL: that during the same period he
has furnished labor and services
amounting TO $3.50: that he rented a
boat for ~ days at an agreed rental
OF $50 "a day. the whole amounting to
81. 200: that there was an agreemen,
between himself and the company
whereby the latter was to purchase his
steamboat, 80 X plying upon the
Missouri river between points in North
Dakota, for Sl5, 900. OF which $1,000
was TO be paid in cash aud IS, 600 in
stock IN the defendant company.
OF the $4.J3O ii cash the
plaintiff alleges tina: no part has been
paid. neither has any part of the $3.50
for services and labor. Upon the bill
OF 81 POO for the rent of the boat, he
alleges that $3.50 remains due. For
failure of the company TO purchase his
s%teamboa, a. agreed, he claims So, OOO
G damages. the whole amounting to SO.
643 Ii.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-15
Sheriff's Sale.

T. G. Power Il Bro. limited. = corporation,
plaintiff We. A. l.. Nor rell, defendant.
To he sold at eherif's sale on the 2Olh day OF
May, 1897, at 2 O'Clock p. IN. at the front door OF
the court house of ChOuteAu cOuL ty, in Fort Ben.
ton, Montana: Lots two (2) and three ca, and the
southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter (SWl4
SEA, and the southeast quarter Of the south.
ives, quarter (SEk SWA) section four ~, town
chip twenty (2O) north, range ten (lO) east, Mon
tana meridian, together with all and singular the
,enements, Entertainments, appurtenances. ease.
mente, water, and all other rights, belonging OF
in any wise appe1 tanning thereto.
FRANK MCDONALD, Sheriff.
By GBoRGE WACKERI.IN, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated April 26, 1907.
F. +. Stranahan, attorney for plaintiff.
First publication April q, 1907.