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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
BRYAN IN NEW YORK
Expected to Make Opening Speech of
Democratic Campaign at
Cooper Union Tonight.

New York. Oct 20.-The belief
among political leaders of both par
ties that William J. Bryan aspires to
be the Democratic standard bearer
again next year and the feeling
moreover that he win soon make for
nal announcement of his candidacy
foi the nomination has created more
or less lively interest in his present
visit to the East, Opening with an
address in Cooper Union tomorrow
right the Nebraska leader has plan
ned a speaking tour that will consume
several weeks and provides for HE
appearance in most of the large cities
OF New York state and New England
Mr.. Bryan was 10 have made his
initial speech Monday night, not in
Cooper Union which has a ccmpara-
lively small seating capacity, but in
Madison Square Garden. which was
the scene of one Of his most notable
triumphs on the occasion Of his vel
come home on his return from a tour
Of the world. His positive refusal
however, 10 accept contributions from
corporations or other large financial
interests. it is stated. handicapped
me management so much for funds
hat the plan to have the demonstra
ion in Madison Square Garden had
10 be abandoned Carnegie Hall was
siyen up for the same reason, and #
was finally decided to hold the meet
ne in Cooper Union. If the occasion
an overflow meeting win BE-
leld to accommodate the crowd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
PRISONERS HEARD FROM.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 20-Captain
VIM. E. English, Of this city uncle OF
William English Walling tonight re-
ceiyed the following cablegram:
st Petersburg, Oct. 90, 1907.
William Z. English, indianapolis
Ind
English and Anna arrested in ST
Petersburg. Start government pres.
sure on embassy. Local lawyer is
David Soskiee, whose telegraph ad
dress is Siksot, st. Petersburg. No
cause for anxiety
Signed KELLOGG DURLAND."
It IS not known who Kellog Dur
land is hut Il is thought he is friend
Of Walling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
DEATH MESSENGER
irsarc Man Creates Havoc at Social
Cathsrin in New York Mansion
Shot Hostess.

New York, Oct 20.-"Good evening
am a messenger ef death" salt
Louis Klein OF 4of Christopher ave
nue. Brooklyn, tonight, as he entered
the home CT his uncle, Louis Blitstein
Il wealthy retired manufacturer, al
13d Melrose street. williamsburg. A
reception was in progress in the
house, and the servant. who recog-
nized young Klein aud admitted him.
laughed at his remark. believing ii
merely a joke.
Young Klein was rshered into the
drawing room where Mrs. Blitsteins
youngest daughter, Ada, was giving
piano solo The eyes of young Klein
gIittered strangely as he walked to
the center OF the .oor without any
preamble and, drawing two revolyers
said again:
i am a messenger Of death. All
wealthy people should die"
He aimed at his aunt as he spoke
ond fired shot from one of the re-
volyers The bullet entered her
right arm. and before she could even |
cry ont, he fired again. the bah this
time entering her abdomen.
Streaming in agony the woman fell
while Klein again repeated that "aIl
wealthy people should die fred at
Mrs. Bessie Lepilus, sister OF Mrs
Elitstein, and she. too. fell to the floor
with bullet in her breast. A second
bullet entered her right arm as she
fell. Then he fired al his cousin, Dora
Blitstein. bit missed. She fled from I
the room with other panic-stricken
guests Il
Inside Of minute all but the two
women on the floor had fed from the
horse leaving Klein still holding his
smoking weapons He had fred the
cen In his right hand only. and after
locking moment at his victims be
v alked from the house. carelessly
swinging his reyolvers.
The guests, at safe distance.
him 30 and then returned 10
aid for the two women. They
we're taken u the German hospital
where it was said they have faint /
chance of recovery.
Klein walked along to Broadway.
swinging his weapons. There he was
by Policeman Fritz. who i
ocked him up after disarning him. Ii
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
UNDERTAKEN READY.
Spokane Citizen Makes All Arrange
ments For His Funeral But Neg
lects TO Fix the aOte.

Spokane, Wash. Oct 20.-"Jimmie
Durkin. boniface. bon vivant. railroa.
protector and temperance lecturer
has ordered a monument erected IN
Greenwood cemetery, the tablet bear
ing these words:
Jimmie Durkln. Born. 1859. Died
. A minister said: a man Of his
word
lie has retained Attorney J. F. Rob.
ertson to prepare funeral Grafton.
10 be read to Durkin and his family.
Oct % He has also arranged with
an undertaken to prepare his body for
burial when he passes from n
earth
That urkin IS original was exempt
fed two years ago. when minister
censured him for a window display
He invited the minister to decorate
the window according 10 his ideas
The minister was game. and the re-.
suit was the most exciting time gpa.
kane ever saw over a window display.
Durkin also delivered Temperance
lecture in a church The minister.
was satisfied and IN a signed state
ment 10 the newspapers said.
Mr. Durkin treated me righf re
IS a man Of his word
j have told Robertson not to say
ANYTHING wrong about me-. - tell ti.a
ruth-not all. but part" Durkin sail
yhen asked about the oration 70 be
delivered at his funeral
Durkin says his reason for arrang
ny with the undertaken now is 50 ~ 4
amily viii not have 70 pas a. exorbf 4
ant bill when he dies.
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RUSSIAN CENDARMES
ARREST AMERICANS
FAMILY CHARGED
WITH AssoclATlNG WITH
MEMBERS OF THE REVOLT.
TlONARY PARTY.

ST. Petersburg, Oct 20 William
English Walling of indianapolis, Ind.
bis Wife and his sisterin.law Miss
Rose Transky were arrested in this
city tonight by force Of gendarmes
because Of their association with sew
eral members of the Finnish Progress
sion party They We're still being
held at gendarmes headquarters at q
late hour tonight. A representative Of
the American Ambassy appeared at the
headquarters in their behalf, but he
can take no action until tomorrow
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New chaIn.Maklnn m..hin.

An automatic chain-making ma
chine has been perfected. A steel
bar is drawn in at one end OF the
machine. issuing al the other end
In the form Of a stcellink chain com
pleiely assembled. In the process Of
manufacturing none Of the metal f.
lost the weight Of the chain upon
completion being exactly that Of the
metal before manufacture.
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PASSED BAD NIGHT
But Francis Joseph Insisted on Meet.
ing eHads Of Cahinets-Had Fits
Of Coughing All Night.

Vienna, Oct. 2O.-Emperor Francis
Joseph passed rather unsatisfactory
night. He was disturbed frequently
by fits of coughing which we're fol.
lowed by nervous restlessness. This
morning the upatient arose at his US.
ual hour, but he was not able to at
tend divine services that had been ar.
ranged for today and consequently
mass was not said. In spite of the
doctors ADVICE the emperor today in
sisted upon receiving the heads of his
civil and military cabinets General
Belfras, his aide de campo, stayed
with him for an hour At the end OF
this interview his majesty was some
what fatigued.
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WHO THEY ARE.
Walling is Grandson of Democratic
Candidate for Vice President
In 1880.

Indianapolis, Ind Oct 20.--Wm
English WauIins Of this city, who is
mentioned in a dispatch from St
Petersburg, has for the past severa'
years been engaged in Settlement
Work among the poorer classes. II
Is thought mis- energies in this direc-
ton in st. Petersburg brought about
his arrest. together with his wife and
sisterin-law, Walling is grandson
OF the late w. II English, who was a
for vice president on the
Democratic ticket in 1880. On ths
death of " H. Eglish he was left
property to the value of about $500,
0G0. His wife is of Jewish fe.th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
The Mosquito EamIIu

Inc mosquito family is large one.
as might be suspected. The depart.
ment experts have captured, identified
and classified no less than 1876 differ
ent species. In addition to the simon
pure mosquito there are any number
oil counterfeits. Scores of them are
so closely allied TO the real thing in
looks. buzz and other characteristics
as TO be mistaken by the amateur a,
member Of the original family
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
Hswthorne's Mental si7ht.

haNtnorne's mental sight In dis.
corning souls is maryelously pcnctrat-
ing and accurate. but he finds it SO
dlhlcult to give them an adequate
physical embodiment that their very
nesh is sDiritualized, and appears t.
De brought into the representation
only to give a kind OF phaatasmal
form to purely mental conceptions
Z. p. Whfpple.
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What She Had Been DRAWING

An extreme specimen of a dandy
anghted from tour-wheeler and went
round 10 pay the driver. The poor
oiu oas-o bones mare turned her head
70 gaze at him. Yes said the driver
eonfidentiaily to the horse, as the pas
senser moved away. that's the bless
cd ? object you've been a-drawin' Of"
-TitBits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21

comparative tests Of electricity and
pneumatic drills have resulted over.
Milelmingly in favor OF the latter
ms Is a very tevere service and the
electro driil does not seem to stand
up under it. and time Is CONSTANTS
iost In making repairs to the machin
err.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
Nermsr,s Wooden Churches.

Some Of the wooden churches q
Norway are fully 200 years old and
are stu in an excellent state Of pres
erFatioH. Their timbers have sue.
cessfuliy resisted the frosty and al
most arctic winters because they have
been repeatedly coated with tar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
Where Livino Is HJah.

The meat bin Of wealthy newport
SUMMER colonist averages nearly
$1,000 a month. and has been known
10 exceed 5000. The expense of en-
tertainiuent may reach ss0009 q sea
son. The caterers hiH always rms
into the thousaads.-Bruadway Maya
zine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
White WALLPAPER.

AIi-shite watered paper for walls
has proved 10 be the relief sought by
wcmea Il fasiidioHs taste from the
0gcrl9Hed cretonne fapers that be
came 30 evceedine'y tresome 10 the
eve and nerves. says "Ncgue" Ii
effect 81 a room % which fhe wall
are rapered in white and furnished
with cretonue Cf choice character. IS
charming.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21

snv fsen that 10 of Interest 20 y0r
= % Interest 20 your fTisnda Tele
hon. your nevs to ths BaIlstin-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21

A hobby Is the medium between .
passion and monomania-Balzac.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
Rather. We Envy Ih.n

We rarely like the virtues we have
not-Shakespeare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21

Read the Bulletin ana get all tn,
news while It 10 uevx
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
lev % Make h Attraotiv.-

Tf virtue could be marked down to
about IS cents from one dollar there
would be a rush for it.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE WEATHER !
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Washington Bulletin.

Washington, Oct. 20~ILLINOlS- =
Tair and warmer MONDAY TUESDAY
fair in south, rain in ncrth portion
fresh southeast winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21

and the Scriptures tell rs that the
ones going forth with weeping shall
come again with rejoicing. bringing
their sheaves with them. and that all
who SOW in tears shall reap in JOY.
One Of the propositions Of Arts
toties philosophy is something ike
this: The more thing IS perfecf.
the more it can suffer pain and Ike
wise pleasure" We all agree that
men and women possess various tom
peraments and many different dis.
positions. The individual Of phleE
matte makeup cannot suffer nor enjoy
to the extent that one Of a
decidedly nervous temperament can
and does Both learn BY contrast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21

Adam and Eve.
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12,1s.1.l1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE co sn Mo & W 1t0TA County Court
In tho matter Of tho estate of Clarence O.
Jones, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given BY Charles Jones' ad'
deceased. to the creditors Of, and al persons
having claims against said deceased, 70 pre-
sent them, With the necessary vouchers, to the
Johnson, No 1876 Main St.. Ninot, N. d within
six months after the drst publication of this
notice.
Dated this 10th day Of December, 1907.
Charles Jones'
1s.26.9-16chg Administrator
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~
Notes u hSfeby siysn INIT That certain
RorsssEe $1,000 90 esarsred e n P1n. =
~. III and 6led for record la ths otiqs 81
the Register Of Deeds Of the County OF VAR
and State Of North Dakota. On the eeh DAY Of
September 1905 and recorded n Book q 81
morssssee 70 John T. Iashsm On The 18Th day
OF September, 1904. which assignment WIS alsd
for record In the onice OF tho Register OF
Deeds in and for the said County OF Ward on
the .33rd day OF May. 1904. and recorded 10
Book 0, Mortgages on page 15e: win DO fore
gage and hereinafter described. at the front
door OF the Court House III the City OF Minot
il the County OF Ward and State OF North Da-
kOta at the hour of ten O'Clock o. M. on the
Srd day of February, 1908. to satisfy the amount
due on such mortgage on the day Of sale.
which will be sold, are described as follows:
All that tract or parcel of land lying ana be
ing in the County Of Ward and State Of North
Dakota, t0.wit: The south one half OF SOUTH
east quarter (s11 OF sek) OF Section three 81.
and North one half Of noF tt Quarter ~
Hundred Fifty-four $50 North. Range Eighty
three (83) west, containing 100 acres more or
lees according to the Government Survey
There viii DO due on such mcrteege ct the
sir and 5000 le7l6. 10l besides the costs and
Dated & Hillsboro. n. D., Mis- 10th day Of
John E. Lashan.
VI Assignee Of said mortga9oe
and owner OF said mortgage.
'on at3orney fcr said Assignee.
Hillsboro. N. D. l3-2e1-SO
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CONTEST NOTICE

Of :hs 1ps.risa upi. . States land
.d Il I'll: ss't s; ces as,ss been
s:ds ~: = isos. ios los J; : ! 8, section .
u.s. 1REs e. y si s:R; sRse ;:S
tryman has wholly abandoned said land for .
period Of moro than six months since the date
no eas 70
has failed to cultivate and improve said land
il accordance with the homestead laws Of the
.Soy tni asa
doned for military purposes. Said parties are
hereby notified TO appear, respond and 96er
:. m. on jan. 70. iads,; befors the Register and
S sies n: 81. X on' e''''' AAA' on'' =
The said contestant having. in . proper af-
Adavit, fled Doc. 10, 1857 set forth facts which
show that after duo diligence personal service
Of this notice e. n9t b ma. made It Is hereby
BY due and proper publication.
Robert German, receiver.
James johnson,
Attorney for Plaintiff 12-l2-1-l6
state oa :, s' s r z Rsi S:'::
John Hunter and Albert H 1!:,
Charles 3. Hunter and
u. u. dU0tOEs MS WIZ vi
Defendants.
Tn STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO TIE ABOvR
NAMDD DDFDNDAHTS: NJ
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint in this action, which Il now on lie
serve copy Of your answer upon the subssfip-
Or within thirty days after che serxiss Of this
summons upon zen, exchsi!s OF the day OF
or answek judGnent will b taken aseinst yon
\ for the relief demanded in the eomDlaint.
JAnn J0HNDON,
Attorney for PlatnttQS.
O6c0 and r. O. address. /
Ainot, North Dakota.
To Whom It May Concern, TAKE NOTICE:
That II action is brou9hs for the purpoee
of fofsclosing . mortgage upon HAs SoltheAst
quarter, section IL. tovnship l0, range o.,
Nsed County. Nosth Da!soka. sxecuted b.. the
0Giendaots to secure the payment OF thoR
JAMS JenRsO0,
i2.l2.1.l6 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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4 IN auu fsll ~ d6esday, Just
II tine for Christmas. Sleishing e
good and the clothing men are hap
fpy. The fat mems bali game has
been called OF.
Robert Waldref has returned from
Rochester; Mimi, where he spent
forty days in the hospital. He was
operated upon for hernia and is
about well again.
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Agricultural Notes

Tue chemical Department. is max
I Inc careful chemical and physician
analysis 81 soil from different parts
OF the state to determine the condi-
ton Of the plant food and Its rela-
ton to the crops now grown, and
how the condition can be modified to
meet crop requirements.
The first farmers institute Of the
season was held at Larimore Dec. ~,
/. and 20. President ]. H. Worst ad-
dressed the meeting on Some Les
sons from Europea1 Agriculture,
and Prof. Beckwith spoke on "Soil
Bacteria as Fertilizers .
Prof. J. H. Halland of the depart
ment of history and civics will read
a paper before the North Dakota Ed
ucaAdonal Association, which will be
held at Grand Forks Jan. LIST to 4th.
At q recent meeting OF the Agri'
cultural club the following program
was rendered:
Piano solo. Clarence Plath. '09 Fargo
TIE International Live Stock Show
at Chicago. ....... Prof. Hacnaras
A visit to Minnesota Dairy School
...........G C. p. Grout, '0S Fargo
The Packing House at South st. Paul
Philip Noun, Buffalo
Student Life at Lawrence Univer.
sity ]. Hughes, Cooperstown
Care and Management Of Live
Stock. Lewis Pond. Churches Ferry
President Worst has secured two
cent rate on all railroads in the state
for the Grain Growers convention to
be held in Fargo Jan. IA to II inclu-
sive.
Waile az the International Live
stock Show Prof. w. B. Richards
purchased two ane Hereford calves
for the department Of animal hus-
bandry. They will be used for dem
onstration work in the stock Judging
Glasses this winter.
The girls Of the domestic science
department entertained the board Of
trustees at four coursed dinner
aDec.: II. The members present we're
President G. H. HOLSTER, Fargo.
B.. N. Stone, LaMonre.
c. d. Nelson, Mayville.
c.. w. Kelley, Devils Lake.
]. Radford, Warren.
H. R. Hartman, Page.
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Dr.. White, the farmer-doctor from
Am6rose, Is down giving his friends
a Christmas cheer. Doc is doing we'll
At Ambrose.
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NOTICE OF CITATION, HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION

NOTICE OF CITATION, HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION
STATE OF NORTH DAKorA In County Court.
County Of Ward o 6s1is, A Jndr =:
In tho matter of the estate of Rasmus Olson
Rovik, deceased.
J. N. Ekrem. Petitioner, Notice and
c.sl . Olsen Ro,is, Rs 2; SEVERN Hs:siss 3!
&o7is ssspondents sioa q Estsss
The State OF North Dakota to the above
named Respondents:
You, the said respoadents, are hereby mott
asd that t b; An nn. Of Eass% II.
Rovik. late Of the County Of Ward and State
Of North Dskota, deceased. hes been rendered
to this Court, thorein showing that tho estate
and distribution. and petitioning that his &C
count DO allowed, tho residue OF said estate b
distributed to the persons thereunto entitled,
Cd that Saturday tho 18th day of January 4. b.
day, at the Court rooms Of this Court. in the
sos State 81 No.a
duly appointed by this Court for the settle
mont thereof. At which time and place any
o.. in said sstste may aRpe.1
count and petition and contest the Same.
And y0s, the above named respondents. ana
each Of you. are hereby. cited and required
Court. and show cause, il any you have. Why
said account shall not be allowed, the residue
Of said estate distributed. the administration
Of said estate closed and said j. n. Ekrsm, as
executor. discharged.
Dated the 21st day Of December A. D. 1907.
BY the Court:
N. DAVIS,
Judge of tho County Court
1t .>,v;o> ~ khn hove re k;on ~ vne IL h.,
publication hereof in the Ward County hide
pendent, . weekly newspaper published at
Ainot, Ward County, n. D.
Judge of the County Court
G. Aurland. Atty. for Executor.
Ninot. N. d. 12.s6l-E
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LIQUOR LICENSE OR TAX NOf1CE

Notice is hereby given that . gov9smsnt
retail kqpor4dealsr was issued 70 9. o. Sind,
kef LgnitS NSrth Dakste. on the Sd dSy q
kklovomboR a. p. 1901, which said tax receipt =
block No. 8. Of the town OF Ignite. North Do.
1kots, on Main street which said building Ia
owned By o. O. Sind. whore said TAI receipt
lis posted.
Batsd The sth day Of Novsnbes A .. 1877.
-, q q. @. Sind,
81 Holder Of sid oovsrnmsnt tax rsc6pt.
A12-19l-1 n ~
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sae servieeo Of this Citation BE- made by
cations. and the LIST publieation net
An NO 18Th Of DoeeMber; 1907.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR Ii
CENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Of HEARING PETITION FOR Ii.
CENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKoH, i. County Court.
County Of Ward. Davis, Judge.
In tho matter Of the estate Of Anton N. Howe,
deceased.
:. Petitioner, f fsssloa 3! 10 as.n''
Ai Hove. HoG f.: :pa 1ss, kssi h..s:.
The stats Of North Dakota to tho shove named
Respondents, and oil Persons Intsrested in
the Hstste OF Anton n. Howe. deceased:
Npu are hereby notified that the pstition ei
Anton N. johnson, Administrator Of the Estate
Of Anton n Howe late Of tho Town of 1ohall
in the County OF Ward and State OF North Do.
,kota, deceased. has bosn filed u this Court.
thersin pstitionins that he b authorised, ON
powered and directed 70 soil resi- estate b.
Snsns e 81 r.. ie
That said petition will DO heard BY this
Court on Fiiday the 31st day Of January A. D.
1905 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day,
at the Court rooms OF this Court in the court
House, in Tire City q lenot, County Of Ward
nd BtaO Of North Dakota.
And you, and ssch OF you, are hereby cite1
i,re this Court and show cause. il any yen
Why this petition should not 10 glanted.
~ the Itch day Of December A. D. 1907.
H. - N. DAyIs,
JudGe OF he County CouDt.
10 serviesof this Citation be made by
cations. and the 1st publication net
a No S6eh Of Doeember. 1007.
ochg !,
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PostOmce and once
Opofa House Block,
AinoE. N. OAK.
NOTICE 10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA county Of Ward
-es-In District Court Eighth Judicial Dis

trict.
Sylvester c. Treat, plaintiff, -vs-Heirs Of
George H. Troat, and all unknown. persons
claiming any estate or interest In or lien or IN
cumbrance upon the property described ~ the
complaint, and their unknown heirs, defend
SUMMONS
State OF North Dakota to the above named do
fenAents, GREETlNG;-
You are hsFohy summoned and required ia
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff ~ above
and herewith served upon you, and 70 serve
copy OF your answer upon the subscribers with
in thirty days altar the service Of this summonl
upon you. exclusive Of the dav Of service and
in case Of your failure to appear or answer,
judgment will bo taken against You BY default
tor tho relief demanded 81 the complaint
Dated at Hinot. North Dakota this tenth
day of December, A. p. 1901:
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Posto63ce and ONCE r,
Opera House Block,
ninot, N. Oak. sA
NOTICE TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
Yon and each Of you ara hereby .notiaed
that this action relates to the following dos
cRibsd real estate. situate and being In Ward
county, North Dakota, to-Wit:-The Northeast
quarter (kl section thirty.four (3O township
one hundred and fifty-fo1r (1sA) north range
eighty-three (8S) west of tho nth principal
against any of tho above named defendsnts
the once Of TIC clerk Of District Court within
and for Ward County, N:R; p,,..
12,1s.l.1n Attorneys for Plaintiff