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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-21
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Oas
he lack OF results secured by
uial Of the Standard OIL com
furnishes an added demonstra
q iAe Effectiveness OF the pres
Methods OF litigation for the sup
@'a or punishment of trusts
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-21
] What Is Rest for IndigestIon2 ?

nAa' Is Rest for Indigestion?
y 4. Robinson OF Drumquin. On
IA aas been troubled for years
INDIGESTION, and recommends
sar,ost'aln's stomach and Liver
llss as "the best medicine |
used. II troubled with indiges-
VI constipation give them a
|-..., 4hey are certain 10 prove
ga ca They are easy TO take
P'Vssant In effect. Price. 25
Samples free at Or. stones
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-21
MEYERS HEARING SET
For sEPTEAIBER 10

Judge Bushey today set Septem-
ber 10. as the date for the appear
ance OF Jos. Meyers 10 show cause
Why he should not have a guardian
appointed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-21
''DONE MY
WORK" SAYS
ROOSEVELT

New York. Aug 21.-''well, I'm
about through now. I've done my
work. / want TO get away, so that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-21

The new passenger depot at Al
bany will be dedicated November g.
salem next.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
DRAMATIC HAND,ro-AAND FIGHT,
Men Rattlsd on Top Of Blast Furnace
tor Girl.

Chicago, Sept i.--rhrough the
death Of Nicholas Vidoviom, the story
OF a dramatic hand.to-hRnd struggle on
the top Of blast furnace OF the Iro.
Quois Iron company for the possession
OF a pretty Polish girl vas made
known.
viioyicm, according TO George Oct
lick, an eyewitness. crept up behind
bis rival, Ivan Mealltch, and attempt.
ed to throw him into the flery pit be-
low, Both men fell to the narrow plat.
form, but recovered and continued tne
struggle, The news spread about che
plant and work was dropped by all
hands TO watch the thrilling struggle
with It's background of danes Sui'
denly Msalitch broke away and telled
his antagonist with crow.bar. Mea.
Hitch then gave himself up.
lie declared that his rival had long
been seeking a chance to push him In
20 the furnace and that he owed his
life TO having been on his guard When
the attack came.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
TO HOLD SECOND PRIMARY,
lntsres. in Senatorial Race In south
Carolina.

interest in Senatorial Race In south
Carolina.
Columbia. s, O., Sept /. Although
the storm which followed the primary
OF last Tuesday has badly crippled
schedules and wire communicationa,th the
candidates who led In mo election
have lost no time in building up their
fences and making preparations for
the second primary, which will be held
on Sept, s. two weeks following the
first.
uuB. lulmba ETA ono aoclmf afowo
Interest eenters In the senatorial
contest In this race are 70, D, smith,
who has ben prominently Identincd
with the southern Cotton association
throughout the south, and former Gov
John Gary Byans. Smith led In the
hrat primary with 90,Oi2 votes, while
Byans was second with 7T.BSA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
r-ArH CT GEN. STEWART.
One OF Last Two Lieutenant Generals
OF confederacy.

Biloxi, Miss, Sept. General
Alexander P. Stewart, one Of tAe last
two surviving lieutenants general Of
the confederacy, died at his home
here Sunday. Although in his eigh-
ty-seventh year, and suffering from
the alternatives of old age. General
Stewards death was sudden and came
as distinct shock and surprise to his
relatives, comrades and friends. Gen.
Stewart had been in failing health
here at the home Of his son, DR.. A.
p. Stewart, Jr., for a year or more.
Death was due to heart disease,
General Stewart was a native Of
Tennessee. and lived the greater part
OF his life In that state, but Of late
years had been making his home in
Biloxi, where he found the salt air
and pine woods OF great benefit to
his health.
The body was shipped to St. Louis,
Mo-. where General Stewart lived for
number Of years.
General Stewart was born In Rog.
ersville, Hawkins county, Tennessee,
on Oct 2, is21. His parents we're
William and Elizabeth Decherd Stew.
art. He graduated from West Point
in 1912, before he was twenty-one
years old. Mr.. Stewart was one OF
the earliest volunteers in the confed.
crate arms. He offered his service
to Isham @. Harris, then governor OF
the state, who placed him on detail
work. Later Governor Harris made
Stewart a major in the artillery corps
from which place he rose to higher
positions on account Of bravery and
distinguished services.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
LONG STRIKE ENDED
Miners WIN Return 10 Work In
Birmingham District.
OFFICIAL ORDER WAS ISSUED
Strike Began on July and has 1een
Marked by Much vlolenee--New1
Received with satisfaction In CITY
Of Birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept, i.--.An OF.
fcial order calling OF the strike Of
coal Iainers In the Birmingham iiS
trict was issued 10 all the camps In
this section Monday morning
Il was signed by President Lewis.
Vice President White and Secretary.
Treasurer Ryan, national officers Of
the United Nine Workers OF Amsri.
ca,
The order ends strike which be.
gan July G, and which has been mark.
ID BY much violence.
The oinclal order. after reviewing
The history Of the strike. says;
The climax was reached when the
governor OF Alabama said Cat the mi.
nera Ahsll not be pormitted- 20 1.-Two In
tented camps and that public meetings
shan not DO held In the mining eoul'
munities of the state during thla
strike. In other words, tho strike
must end. regardless Of the coat 10 the
miners or any rights they have In laa
premises
THE United Mine Workers Of Amor.
lea II a lAw,abldlng Institution Il 10
defender Of Law aud order Il be-
ilevea IN the maintenance Of che peace
and tranquility of every commvhlty,
since the state authorities lave ".
cided 10 end the strike. there hs moth.
ina for the United Mine Workers %
a. bat bow In submission h the man.
dates Recognising tho futllity Of
continuing the strike under these cir
cumsinuces. We have decided 10 az.
clare Il on Sept 4, aud take this
means Of Ro,ifying you nat tho strike
h N BE- brought - an end ana you
are advised 10 secure employment,
NO one can regret more keqaly
than ourselves this endlnm NJ tae
strike In Alabama
"rhe United Mine Workers, a. an
organization. wili Ga nov a. II always
has done Tor lie striking members--
assist them IN need. and help those
who cannot secure enployment ~ -
elresheFe,"
Thia h slsned BY r l.. Lewis, pros.
ideut, lohn y white. vice pfeAlieal.
W ~ Ryan. seeregaFy.trsasuraf %
tAs United Nine Workers ~ America
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
sAprlsTs mEEr IN SGRLIN.

One Thousand pslseaiss Attend the
Convention In German Capital.
Berlin. Sept I Every Baptist pul.
pic Ia Berlin was occupied sunday BY
foreign pastor. and the churches
were crowded Many nations weFu
represented. there beinR about 7 900
delegAiea An attendance on the con
gress OF Elsrcpean Bap,ista represent
ing all the greater nations
David FloyVlGeorEe British chancel
hor 80 the oxchequer, sent message
20 ths president Of the congress uEg
ms Bartis,s 70 40 their part IN tho pro
motion Of peace. aha 80 ,hs sermons
aBd addresses delivered advocated 4
better 40 ierslsneing between Great
British and Germany ?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

Atlanta. Sept Col Sidasy G.
Tnpp. ~ Atlanta. author ~ numesv
Of set kb0wh books. ineiudlng The
struggle. has announced that Ne pF0'
poses 70 osEsaiSs an lndsYendent ~.
litieai party. whieh vii have % ons ~
lts cardinal principles lhe Oppoaltion
20 any church oWnerahlp % property.
except fgg reilgsgaa wOFshlp W Tapp
ashs that al faDss 10 sympathy Niih
hls ldsas 90 ttia subject wriia 10 him
n Atlanra. Ca iis expects 20 teWin
his lecture tour shoat ths 19gh " SEQ
lambsF In Boston
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

Sew YUfk sep NAVAL OF
rsfs an4 asnlnhsilesl sKgerta BaeAaf
sfisfraoz Miinsasss tss F1resssfsi
tia u res bsiiDos gstes a1fk1f ia
tts NoFth FiYrf TIE &nra1s a go
irvsrfiua q ts0a wrsena faF tFTn
stat asa "a - eg1wrusfsf fhai q MAJ
" srayres f.se go satfr aae y vi
hslg 90 staeeu ~ rae ~ snfea
o. palrr 3 cara e. hefscm y epee.
"a ane csc aaeesw IL safilf MfteA y
q te gafpess ~ a. aneAnF - save
10 nrs. ~ nsFuaasa wha aFs s.gwH
eva e. sea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

Af&nfa. sep TIE state demo
GRATIS esacafirs cgmmsftas hna been
eaiisa 20 meet 10 ~, sslisggsu ~ 10
ngn Klmban aoass oa seat nai
srfsy mofrinE Bsgi 8 Fhs apmmif
tee Mhieh mseta ssf fhs sst,ghe tiaas
aihre n wts aHmss a. fhs eoaysaiisa.
81 laas l't obisef me Fef.
tismsni N fs af sgeasr snseuifEs
ummities egsfssg. me Faifou aEse9
tiss osniess sea " saNfR ~ me wpFk
~ orsa6lslsE ne STATE ~ Ne qam
Tag gfattssrsial uamgai6n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

..,.,a, CITY. Sept. 1.-Still bafled
.,.msp,s in the case that are
-, and stronger tnan any they
Z. yst encountered. the Atlantic
IA oolIce Monday continued their
n the investigation Of the mys-
surrounding the shooting Of @
Roberts Jr., Of Baltimore. Mrs.
G. Williams, also Of Baltimore,
4. vas in the rolling chair on the
800, City board walk vita Mr..
.Asus when the attack occurred,
ped to her home Sunday with the
,rrlssIon Of this department as a
Es.lu posted at police headquarters
ouneed.
+ noabsy Theory Not Entertained.
MS williams promised before leav-
mai she would be available wnen-
NJ he police might desire 70 further
nilon her. The statements she
NJ made thus far have been to the
NJ that she believed Mr.. Roberts
ballArt to have Deen actnated by a
aTe Of robbery, a theory which
police II Atlantic City refuse to
be.i,la Ge-p.;o the fact that II has
10 strongly urged by nearly every
asaa and relative OF the parties con,
nst Ia the affair. None Of the cir.
MHhnces the police declare. denot.
~ attempt at a hcldup and they
~ dismissed the idea altogether.
Society Circles Stirred.
F0bably no occurrence Of recent
~ has 80 stirred the higher cir
n q Baltimore society as the
lnttg Of Mr.. Roberts, when in
nphH with Mrs. Williams, whose
fAtp AMI talents az we'll as all her
FLy connections have made her a
'nisent agures In all Of the smart
i1n Of the Maryland metropolis.
~ Baltimore police early were ap-
~ % BY the local authorities ami
'Nstivs was sent from here to In
gate the whereabouts OF Mr..
a'aEs on the nlgnt OF the attack.
. elective Is still In Baltimore.
eAief Of Police Woodruff an
e''ss that he has received no such
~ ron the officer as would cause
2 asand1a the original line OF In.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

chiaatnaaEs o. aept ! ifes
gersas leo go fs1gmiaa,sS ~ .
fhirs terra "a egnaFaRa W fAs se4wash
fimria raHKFeFatgaai easVsnfes
pAssa msf hsfs Ralas6aF 81 aaefgf
iar 80 baafpaiieH ~ fee mafs .
mmsEkt tFen2 ane rsssgtie a6fsess
ssg,sfe eta practical taGHsstipMa t1s
ssalsg nnssstay witA Aip hpps Tmn
NRk Ia eMKkaf. at. 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

ww nspartgpsnt viii Ala Fieod euf,
lsftra 81 lha 8ovlh.

war B@1AftW,@nt VIII NlH Ff@91 eMfi
fsftp ~ ths Bovth.
washlhgi0n. Sept The executive
c0mmitles u the Amegiean Rad croas
soeigly has authorized q T. NaEee.
secretary ~ me sOcisiy, b issue an
appeai 20 the public foe funds tag fhs
food tHfefsra ~ lhe soaih the aeea
fos sid over a iafHs afea ~ Fhe aoath
u Declared % be yefy PRESSING
An appeal stso has been made ~
lhs var department ~ alta ~ behalf
~ ihe sRnsfsFn ffam ~ H0nda N
tieefNia Secretary Wright "a Ia ~.
esirs ~ ihr fiigpinH iaiegram fgom
hspfeaWatAiiFa Tbemha w fiarawieh
~ NAT slMts CITY ~ Augusta.
o. pas llsg been pisiisa sra a.
awfai stofa aAa ao0a. iaselging hsagY
gts " ne ace property Maar peo.
afe sssiiiHie hsmsisss snd saRefian
ior tca Can ~ enc NsF depart
neat reader emefgeney aidf WAaf
evFF d egHs N ~ De- dgas 0i1ghg ~
b. Goes aulekiV AasNefF
a teisKsagtle order $50 sent lmmg.
slateif % csneFai Potts. seBaftMsmg
~ lhs Eeg a. Aitssta aigsegiaa atm
- fsssll % aHesg 70 sfaeeaa 81 0aea
~ Aakufth ~ make rha ueeeasaFY DO
fesfiEafiea faf % rpnfef gash aif a.
may ~ fslssi8ie sfghia fhe aggfepFt
tti9g agaiMHN ~ smeh svsasa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
HANGED HIMSELF IN CELL.
Man Insane from Having Slain wife
and Wounded Son.


and Wounded Son.
Chicago, Sept. Ia dispatch 20
the Tribune from Clay City. H.. says
that insane as the result OF having
slain his wife and wounded his son In
error, Julius Turner. a farmer. com
mitted suicide IN the county jail sun
day night. Frs hanged himself with
the sheets from his cot.
The shooting Of Mrs. Turner and
her son occurred on June 80 The muir.
der was the result OF insane Jealousy
on the part OF the husband. The
son was mistaken for rival aud he
and his mother were shot while they
were standing Ia the dark Just outside
the village church. Turner. who was
sixty -nine years OF age. had been sep
arated from ais wife for some time
before the shooting He was reputed
10 be wealthy. Mrs. Turner was
forty nine years Of age.
Turner. overcome by remorse aud
sorrow, had been out OF hls mlnd
ever since the shooting He had been
more concerned IN the condition Of his
son than he had In his oWR fate and
had frequently said be cared NOT wAa,
the authorities did 10 him. 80 long
as his boy would recover
IN this last wish he seemed to have
been gratinel. ~ Tire boy. although
seriously wounded. has recovered rap
IDLY and IL well on the way 10 health
arafu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

Roanoke. Ala Sept ! --RTs Y y.
Porter. pastor o. the Prrtt Bagt'i
ehurrh a. hoanoks. Ala. hela sas o.
ne greatest Fsvivah wita tie RifH
navtlst church 81 Tnliapoosa Ca,
ever oanaucted ~ that par ~ ~
state TIE msginE Lasted Jest tsr
aayn whlrh resulted ~ uinsiy sirsi
saEiu0ap "a 80 caufeh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
captured After Lona chass.

Ogden. Utah. Sept AFTER trac.
ing them % Buenos Ayres. South
America, and from that point 10 oE
den, the federal authorities Sunday
placed under arrest Delciba Adelina
and Aiontello Joseph. an italian man
and woman, the latter said n have
been brought 20 this country for im.
moral purposes. and Il Il said they will
be- deported n ~ also said tnat
this couple are wanted a. witnesses
IN a New YORK murder case me
chase which resulted 10 the arrests
was one o. the longest made b. tho
Eoysrnmsug csacera 10 years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

Declaration ~ New ogissns Faster IN
Farewell Sermon.

gfgl@faAlen " NeN gFtp""N F@~AeF ~
Farewell sermon.
Nsw Orleans, - Sept LIN ae.
liyerinK bis farewell SERMON 20 the
congregation % ~ Georges Protestant
Episcopal church suRdar. Rev W ~
Dcnham declared rha' IL many social.
81 churches ~ Christ aowEtaYs. no
same methods wtfe naogfsd bf roe.
rFrEatian ienders that weFs used By
uara lgadern 30 politics
Mr Drrham'a frtiEuatbon followed
strife which arofe 10 no chunh over
sia refusal 70 a1miaiaief enc Faefa.
mcng % a csrtnin womaH e1amari.
eaas Ne wiN retufa 10 EeEiana anf
serve under the Biia1p ~ tsss0u.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

arasvs,.. sect The lapaaepe
rsa 4, we're saut - ths
g4a- raao " sAs Impsrias lu
x a., AaI % Tpkio arc iaav
- A., 10 iarrn numaern
u,. 81 worh "a yhs oonss
49, -. agsapusiy were 81
A' s-Pioymsus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
CHINESE golcr ISSUED.
''''tI'r Of Form Of Government TO
ForeIan sYatem.

'''l'r Of Form Of Government TO
Foreign System.
.'-ilg. Sept An edlct has been
suing forth In detail the stages
Nv b reached each year in the
'a'''n OF the form OF government
''a 10 he foreign system and "a.
4. . No people. IN the name OF the
nat a constitution win be
- - hlas years hence. An edlct
a. year promised a constitu-
sAain a decade.
\ there has been a formIda.
\ 'eh'ai In the provinces hooking
- '-'''.ng q a constitution and
ie'sgatiOns which have
- f'Alng 70 inquire Into the
-. save been treated Win great
- NE mombers Of the grand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

Rrina ftt NHF8 IRE ffr
tga Z ~ Nfeetseg afgh tswniti "a
Fies tlA Aia 81 mises soafa N Asi
"a ssa p@en dsFfrogea by afg A
aqtsl scar tts DssHg Was slss Destroy
e. ne t@' pfA aDp9sNi1als slsF
80. eevafe4 tF 1eFgaaes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

49, ' Who Liked Ma song.
lss,, IAN IA sept. ~ am
M, \ Girl Iust Inc Yoa.~
s.s a.. y a'.lrOrs az the Lyric &c.
Asr,,s, .l'' ueek Miss Adele
r.. =. A'sa'sr Of Mr. ana Ms.
49, \. ''r'' ~ Montsonery.
y. "a. -'s had aaw ths singer
~ -. sl' Hutuai love ana thsv
r.. saturday niwnt NJ.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02

nrEsrgDuc. 81 81 segg --hsaf
Asmirai Eswia PFfAinn retired sAisi
asriresr AZ ihs rnltsd STATES nsy.
ana a. kls h0@ss Asse. Aese siShv
tAfae Isara.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
$1,40O,ODO FIRE Loss.
Three Books In New Orlean;
Sw.pt by Flames.
FIREMEN AT ANNUAL PICNIC
This, Together with Other clrcum
stances Combined. Gave the Fire a
Roadway Which Was Hard to over
come.

COnos
New Orleans. La. Sept. IAN es.
innate Monday OF the damage done by
the fire which Sunday destroyed sew,
eral blocks in the heart Of the bust
ness portion Of New Orleans places
the damage at 81 400 900
All together. sixty.two Inherent con.
Germs had their places badly damaged
or totally destroyed. These covered
several lines OF manufacturing indus
tries, wholesale dry goods, millinery
and clothing establishments and small.
er stores.
Bank Buildings In Danger.
An inventory OF the buildings in
the Ore swept district shows that many
places OF business which were report.
cd Sunday night as having been 10.
tally destroyed are badY damaged,
In reality suffering very little loss
II was reported at one fIme during
the night that two banning institu'
tons had been totally destroyed and
this rumor created considerable alarm
among many depositors in the confu'
sion attendant upon the FIRE. Later
II was announced through oficlal chan
nels that both the Morgan and Peo-
Plies Banks and Trust company were
In great danger Of belng destroyed.
Less fear was felt for the Morgan
bank than for the Peoples The lat
ser institution during the Night re-
moved a large portion Of IT, contents
under an armed guard 10 an uptown
bank Police patrol wagons were
used by the bankers In thia task.
Investigation Being Made.
An Investigation h being made By
the state IRE marshal in an effort 70
determine what caused the Ore. The
flames were irst seen pouring out Of
the windows OF the Central Glass com
pany in Bienville street. but che pro
prie,ors 81 this establishment say they
arc unahle 10 account FOR The origin
II the FIRE. u
The FIRE spread WITH such rapidly
that the proper oficials are making
an effort % learn Why the entire
strength Of the IRE department was
not concentrated against ghe fame.
earlier than n was, Complaint wal
n &c that the water supply was IN
adequate and added 20 thia Was tns
fact that che hrsmen were IN the miIsI
OF their annual outing a. suburban
park when the hre was discovered "A
a result the are nEhtlng apparniaa A.
rived az ghc hfe wiih half crcwu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-02
|I[ICE ARE BAFFLED.
.t.ry Sill Surrounds Atllntic
city Shooting
uD.up THEORY DOUBTED

circles Of Baltimore Society,
~. Two Of the principal Actors
,..is.d Are Greatly stirred Up on
..,,,,, Of the Occurrences.
The Irish standard., 1908-11-21

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMPTION

NOTICE OF nE ExR!RA1!oN MsE;aM OF RE-
Office Of County Auditor, County Of Hem
n"pin, State of Minnesota.
Tn IlcrtlE, BATTLES
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing piece or parcel of land. situated
IN the County of Hcnncpin, State of
Minnesota aud Known and described
as follows, to-wit: Lot | IN block l.,
Forest Lake Addition to Saga lIill, is
now assessed in your name. and that ON
tho nth day of May. A. ID. 1909. at a
sale of land pursuant to the real estate
tax Judgment duly given and made in
and by the District Court In and for said
County of Hennepin on the 20tl, day of
April. a. ID. 1908 in proceedings TO en-
force the payment of taxes delinquent
upon lcnI estate for the year A. p. 1901,
for the said County of Hcnnepin. tho
above described piece or parcel of land
was duly offered for sale ana no one bid
ding upon said offer an amount equal
to that :or which said piece or parcel
WAS subject to be sold. to-wt The sum
OF ~ cents. the same was duly bid in
for the State Of Minnesota for said sum.
ami That thereafter and on tile 11th day
Of November. A. ID. 1907. the said piece
or parcel of land. not having been re-
deemed from said sale. and having then
become the absolute property Of the
vcycd at public sale, to an actual pur-
chaser, by the County Auditor Of said
County pursuant to the order and direc-
tinn of the State Auditor OF the state
of Minnesota. and in accordance with the
provisions of the statute in such case
made and provided, for the sum of So. .O4.
That the certificates of sale for said
picrn or parcel Of land executed and de-
livcrcd by said County Auditor upon said
sale last above mentioned las been pre-
scented to Inc at my office by the holder
thereof for the .n,rp"sc OF having notice
of expiration Of time for redemption from
said tax sin" Of said property given and
served: aud that the amount required
to redeem said piece or parcel OF land
from said tax sale. at the date of his
notice. exclusive of the costs to accrue
upon snid notice, is the sum Of s.. .OS and
interest on lhe sum of 9S cents at the
rate OF II per cent per annlm, from tllc
date nf this notice to the date such re-
dcmptlnn is made.
That the time for redemption of said
piece or parcel Of land irnm said tax sale
will expire sixty t60) days after the ser
vice of this notice and the filing of proof
of such service In my office.
WITNESS my hand ana seal OF office
Athis 1st day Of October. 1908.
HUGH II. SCOTT,
Auditor IIenncpin County. Minnesota. f.
BY Il. Il. FOR1IER,
Deputy,
The Irish standard., 1908-11-21
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE.
DEMPTlON,


Office of County Auditor. County of Hen
nepin. State or Minnesota.
To Willard f. Porter
You arc hereby notified that tho ftS-
lowing piece or parcel OF land. situated
IN the County OF lIennepin. State OF Min
neSota. and known and described as fol-
lows. !"-wit: lot 10 in block Z, Forest
Lake Addition To Saga Hill is now as
SesScd III Your name. and that on The
1lth day of May. a. d. 1905. at Il sale
nf land pursuant to tn" real estate tax
judgment duly given aud made in and
ny the District Court in and for said
County of Hcnnepin on the 10Th day of
April. a. ID. 1903. in proceedings to- en-
force the payment of taxes delinquent
nron real estate for the wear a. y. 1901.
for said County of Hennrpn. the above
described piece or parcel of land was
duly offered for sale. and no nnc bidding
upon said offer an amour, equal to t,,a,
Tor which said piece or parcel WAS sub
lcct To he sold. to-wit: The sum Of a.
cents. the same was duly bid in for the
State of minnesota for said sum- and
that thereafter and on the llth day oi
November. a, D, 1907. the said piece or
parcel OF land. not having been redeemed
from said sale, aud havill:; then hecomr
me absolute property of the state of
Minnesota, was sold and conveyed at
public sale. to an actual purcla scr. by
the County Auditor Of said County pur-
sllant I" tho order aud direction Of the
State Auditor Of the State of Minnesota
and in accordance with the provisions Of
the statute in such case made and pro-
Ntdef. for the sum of sl.37.
That tho certificate of sale for said
piece or parcel of land executed and de-
livered by said County Auditor uron said
sale last above mentioned he's hccn pre-
scented to mo at my office NY the holder
Al.