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EAST FRANKLIN.

Gel. Rutter is quite i'll.
r. > Blaisdeil is in Bar Harbor, cutting
-.
Ma Florence B. Springer had gone to
Oh Yield to teach.
/ Misses Maggie Harrison and Celia Cor
de-. IRE employed in Ellsworth.
NJ e. K. Donnell who has been visit
A. a r daughter, Mrs. Inez E. WEIGH,
Aas Irned home.
N Freeman kinsman, who has been
~ ford visiting Abram Fernald and
vie. has returned home.
H. i'd Workman, OF Sorrento, has been
xisi his sister Efiie, and his grand
pa Is, John g. Wentworth and wife.
r u. Mr.. Chase, pastor Of the Baptist
CHI T., is to exchange pulpits with Rev.
Ns 2 Macombsr, Methodist pastor, Oct. II.
n v. has come to T. Nj. Blaisdell and
wiz nat their son Lloyd, VINO went to
= WASH, is quite ill with typhoid
Asvr,
n Mabel, daughter of Grin DonnelI
sd e, will leave for Wisconsin Mon
day she will be accompanied as far as
b by her sister, Mrs. Graves, of
No asst Harbor, who goes to visit her
sou 5hirley Graves. Miss Donnell will
epe six or eight weeks with relatives
int Vest.
o. IN
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kiTrkKY TO uARlnou

The twsnty-eighth annual convs,,;.
the Maine Woman Suffrage assoc;s.: o.
will be held at Friends church. p"..,Nlon
Nov. 4, SIS. PORTLAND
0ouid's hotel, ct Milo, burned Tb,,.a.
might. The twenty-five guests in ~
hotel had . narrow escape, and mo-. ne
them lost their clothing and money ''s ~, o.
stable connected with the hotel ~. ne
burned. The loss il about $1,000 Us 'lso
George w. Boynton, proprietor =, ~.
North, Augusta, THURSDAY filed ,.. mlvMt
In voluntary bankruptcy. His Hsb;i;soan
are given ~ III 600, Of which .naue
5000 10 secured. The assets are MAUI. .oan ~
1900, Of which goo is claimed to h ~, =
slnpt. W tx
The 0toddard house, the pr,ncin,, h,..,
In Pennington, was burned last Wad hse'
day night. The thirty guests 90, an, =
safety with all their effects. as Tho a. -
started In the roof and burned slovis
Part OF the furnishings of the house M.
saved. The building was owned nv M
bier q Withce, and was leased NV
AcClellAn. The loss will not exceed & an
8. c. Leslie, for many years engaged !.
the lumber business in Bangor az
Thureday q the home OF sister in Lev;s
ton, aged nfty-three years.
Nh. John Head. OF Bangor, commit,sd
| suicide Friday by drowning herself ia IL
river. She was twenty one years OF y,
! No cause for the suicide is known.
Wilfred Paradia, 4 French Can.di.,
aged eighteen Year,, was accidentally al
and killed by Chauncey Skinner near ian.
elltown Thursday. Skinner was huntina
and nred Of deer which was in M
view. raRsdis was on the railroad trsek
beyond the deer and out OF sight OF Skin.
nor.
DR.. Charles q. Williams, o, Auburn, was
serioosly injured and his wife was kiIled
in an automobile accident Friday. n
auto was ascending hill when the engips
stalled and the machine started 10 ~
back. The emergency brake would ID
work, and DR.. Williams turned the n,
chine into Q bank. One " heel struck
rock, tue machine was overturned snd
DR.. and Mr.. Williams were crushed b.
nsath Il. n
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SPEC.
DEER IaLE.

Samuel Staples, q well-known and re-
spected citizen, died Sunday, Oct. 4, after q
long illness Of cancer. Mr.. Staples wsa
born ct Castine March z, 1S43, and on Nov.
He was = veteran of the Civil war, having
eniisted in the 7th Maine, afterward con-
solidated with the 9th and 9th regiments
He leaves widow and three daughters
Mrs. Angie l.. Haskell, Mrs. Innie E.
s Cole, Of q Deer s Isle, and Mira; Msuds 1
John and James, OF Deer Isle, Jestus and
lewis, Of Castine, and George, Of Spring
field, and two sisters-Ars. Rose Hendrick
and Mrs. Elmira West, OF Prospect.
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WAlTHAM.

The town hall ID being newly shingled.
w. o. Rollins visited friends in Bangor
last week.
Mrs. w. B. Jordan attended the music
festival at Bangor.
Hollis Jordan % making extensive re-
pairs On his dwelling.
Miss Martha Wiley, OF Cherryfield, ID
visiting her brother, Benjamin Wiley.
w. B. JORDAN and Mrs. Clarinda Jordan
have had furnaces put in their residences.
A party from Sullivan were guests Of
II. Pettengin and wife several days re-
Gently.
Mrs. Zells Colby visited her sister, Nrs.
e. L. Kingman, in Ellsworth several days
recently.
Raymond Haslem and wife, who have
been visiting relatives here, have returned
to Nachias. K
Nstsis DsBsck, who ~ bssn visiting
relatives in Franklin and Northeast Has-
Dor, i homo.
LynwooA Bsslsy, wife and child, Of
Hull's CON-, are guests Of Mr.. Braley's sis-
ter, Phens Giles.
Miss Luna Flstcher, Of Ellsworth, who
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WEST BRooKsvIILE.

TApley Bros. loaded two steamers with
herring from their weir Sunday night.
Harry n. Taplsy and Gilman Blake are
making repairs ON their dwelling houses.
Afs. Harry Hill, Of Searsport, 10 visit
ing her parents, William H. Slower and
wife.
DR.. Thomas 8. Tapley and son WATSON
visited the doctors parents several days
last week. The doctor came up from
West fremont in his power boat.
James e. Douglass, the veteran corner
grocer, who has been i'll at his home all
through the past winter and summer, 10
nov able to open his store occasionally.
The remains of George Warren Slower.
who died Of accidental burning on board
Of the steamer Delta at Bangor Oct. s,
were brought here ON the steamer TIE
mont Tuesday evening. The funeral was
held Ut his Late home Oct. 7, Rev. A. b.
Carter oficiating. Interment at Mount
Rest. His sudden death was great shock
to both old and young in this community.
He was an upright, industrious young
man, who had . large circle OF friends.
Oct. II. Johnson.
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don Chilcott. VI Ut Lang.
There will BE- . business mee,;r
members Of Soroais Wednesday aSs. u ~
ct O'Clock, ct Mrs. c. A. stimson'sse rnoca
Mr.. Barnard and wife and A., n.
We're calling In town last weet es1r ~
Ut North Sullivan. conference
"A number from this villape &c..
the ssereoptfcon lecture on India as.e1ded
z: z. Stokes, q North Sullivan y hev.
Wednesday evening. church
Oct. II.
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BAR HARBOR.

Hollis Higgins, oldest son Of Mrs; Hattie
twenty-seven years. Death followed .
long illness Of consumption. He leaves .
widow, . younger brother-B. Sherman
Higgins, and two sisters-Miss Agnes Hig-
gins, OF Boston, and Mrs. Frank Corners,
Of Bar Harbor.
Sylvanus Jordan, well-known resident
Of Bar HaYbor, formerly Of Ellsworth,
died Thursday, aged eighty-five years.
Mr.. Jordan was largely interested in real
estate in Bar aarbor in the "boom" days
Of the resort, and was prominently idenfi-
fed with tie early development OF the
town. His health had been failing for
more than year past. He leaves a widow,
one son, William Jordan, and q daughter,
Mrs. Theresa Clark.
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6bunttsrmrnta
TIE SLEEPING SICKNESS
WHICH MEANS dealt

How many readers have heard Of III
terrible disease? It prevails in that
far-away country-Africa-ss especially
The Congo district. 1t is caused b
The bite Of the tsstss fy. When 4
bitss . perSoa. The sleeping symptoms
begin and finally the sufferer slssn
uAtil death occurs.
Contrast this with the peaesfsl.
baimy slssp Of health. 10 there sny.
tAiag. more wearing than to Lie swain
At night. snssing about nervouA visA
csil feet hot head and mercy hlsss
what elssf GAsrt Of letting tAs taato
~ bite ~ W would do almost any'
tAiAg for Es,isk. How can ~ M
vsat ~ Mr.. George Hays. q
Uaisn City. Pa. writes: II bad Ut
ny appetite. vas al rundown. souA
net sleep nights. I had tried ever
tAing without RELIEF vinol vas ~
commanded. and to my surDebe =
Aslped Ne q eaes: savs ne sDlsaeA
aoDetita, and BOW ! sleep seuAAly.
WAat vinol ~ far Mr.. Hayes. II VI
- tee every rundown. nervous ~
ovsgwosked DesDsa who cannot slsse
vyNOL IL sslA n Ellsworth. Geo. 4
Paroho9. DeuG8lse.
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WEST FREMONT.

Rev. r. L. Provan went to North 0ulli-
van 70 attend the conference last weak.
Miss Sadie Carver, Of Bar Harbor, Wis
tied her grandmother, Ars. 8. A. Rssd,
last week.
The W. 7. I. g. met with Ars. OTIS
Walls Wednesday, Oct. z. Nine membeeu
were present.
Miss Evelyn Lunt, who has been visit
ing relatives at Bar Harbor and Southwest
Hsrbor, 10 home.
CAPT. w. 8. 8pragus and w. n. Liant
Of Lewis Toerey, st Mckinley.
CAPT. Georxe W. Limit left for Rockland
wednesday 70 have new engine put In
his sloop, the Harry and Georgia.
Mr.. Blanch Thompson and children,
vsldos and Dorothy. Waited her brother,
Vernon LAtty, at Mckinley last week.
Capt. Ernost Murphy, Of Rockland,
spent Sunday with his family Ut the home
Of Mrs. Murphy's lnolher, where they are
living ~ present.
Capt. Abel Bartlett, OF Rartiett's Island,
who bought the old a. K. r. Lont house
and had Il fitted up for summer boardefs
Rich finished his moving this week. It
seems good TO zee the hay View house
occupied ones more.
Surprise parties are the order OF ths day.
There have bsen four within two weeks.
The first one wss at b. X. Reed's, Q sur
prise TO his eldest son Herbert. A large
number was present. The next was In
honor Of Miss Georgia May .rhurstou ct
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. Henry Thur
ton. Miss Thurston all leave for her
home In Dorchester, Mass, soon. Her
aunt and little cousin Edith will 90 with
her - TAR a. Bangor. There were two sor-
prise parties Friday evening, 0aas at W. H.
Webstef's, enjoyed BY the young folks,
and tbs other ON Ciars's Ioint, ct W. A.
Clark's, . surprise to Marguerite Clark.
Oct. II. TNxINA.
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has been working for Mrs. Belle Haslem,
went home Saturday.
The singing class under the direction
OF Mrs. Butler 10 making Arrangements
for concert 70 be given soon.
Alden Haslem and wife and Raymond
Hasiem and wife visited George Stanley
and wife In Brewer Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bessie Jordan. who ID attending
the seminary ct Bucksport, visited her pa
rents, HermOn Jordan and wife, over Sun
day.
Mr.. Evans and wife, who have been
boarding at Joseph Fox's through the
summer, have returned TO Washington,
ID. G..
William Pettengill, an aged and re-
spected citizen, was buried here Oct. 4.
He leaves an aged widow and several
children.
W. B. Hastings 10 having pipes laid in
his resldence for hot and cold water. A
bath room ID being installed. Mr.. Hastings
has recently had . furnace installed.
Oct. II. H.
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FRANKLIN Road.
Mrs. Monroe Mcfarland Is ill,


A. e. Tracy was in ar Harbor last week.
Sherman Abbott, Of Bar Harbor, WAS
here on business last week.
Capt. Rice and wife, of Harrington, are
occupying the Franklin Road house.
Miss Tressie Lewis, of Wytopitlock, 10
visiting her brother, Raymond Lev is.
Miss Alice Marshall has employment in
Bar Harbor with her aunt, Mrs. James
Foster.
Hervey Bennett, Of Washington juno
ton, was q guest OF Charles Graves over
Sunday.
Charles Scribner and wife, of Green
Lake, spent Sunday with Mrs. Scribner's
parents, H. A. Butler and wife.
Miss Sarah Mullan and Miss Eta
Springer attended the teachers conven-
ton in Bar HarDor last week.
Mrs. Eta Dow and daughter Flossie are
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Helen Hodgkins, in Marlboro.
Miss Myra Young, who has employ
ment in Ellsworth, spent Sunday with
her parents, George Young and wife.
Mrs. Bessie Little, daughter Of the late
Hilmsn Smith, warden OF Maine State
prison, was a guest at c. P. Graves re-
Gently.
Mrs. Bert Herrick, with two children, of
Old Town, who has been here with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, returned
home to-day, accompanied by her mother.
Oct. IL. g.
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! NORTH SULLIVAN.

DR.. A. w. Cleaves, Of Bar Harbor, was
in town last week. i,.s..s
Arthur Hall, Of Harrington, ID tbs guest
of his parents, Zemro Hall and wife.
Miss n. Ola Gordon, OF Franklin, was
the weekend guest Of her cousin, Miss
M. z. Moon. ..
The election ball ct K. Of p. hall Friday
night was well attended. Ali report .
general good time. r.
Mrs.. Walter Fefnaid and two children,
Of Franklin, spent Saturday with her two
sisters, Mrs. Charles and Mrs. John Butler.
Everett Jellison end wife are keeping
house in Bangor, where Mr.. Jellison 10
employed. They are very pleasantly
located. 3
Mrs. Mercy Carpenter and three sisters,
the Misses Cummings, attended the fu-
neral Of their nephew, the infant son Of
Caleb Bradbury and wife, 1t West Frank
lin, last week.
Last Friday the Franklin baseball team
met the home team here and the specta-
tors witnessed a close game. As this waa
the closing game Of the season, . good
deal of interest was manifested. The score
was to in favor of the visiting team.
Oct. II. N.
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EGYPT.

Howard Hodgkins was in Bangor
Y last week.
Edith Clark has employment at
. ). DeBeck's for the winter.
T. Clark left Thursday for Orono,
he will attend the U. OF M.
is Savage, of Bar Harbor, spent
v with his parents, Samuel Savage
fe.
Helen West has returned to her
4 Ellsworth, after vacation at her
ere.
II Hardison and wife and Miss
Clark attended the Pomona grange
ock Saturday.
,eldom that the departure of one of
ing people causes such deep regret
young and old Is that of William
an, who left for Brooklyn, n. Y,
Mr.. Jordan has lived here since a
hid, and is Q general favorite. He
in the employ Of Mrs. M. C. Aus
number Of years, and leaves only
stter position. His many friends
i'm every success in his new posi-
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MEXICAN has sebscrtbers al Iii1
post-eHaces in Hancock county.
,ther papers in the County com
no. -eaon 20 many. THE AMERI-
moi the o~i. paper printed IL
county, and has never claimed t.
10 the oalp paper that caA prop
called . COUNTY Paper; all IT,
merely socai papers. TAe csrcvia-
THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Records summer tist, - larger
It Of all the othev papers printed
,ock county
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NORTH LAMOINE.

u .aret Young returned to Northeast
6Er Sunday.
Ei-s Eunice Coygins attended the teach
ers. Invention at Bar Harbor Friday and
40. ~.
f. r, st Richardson went to Bar Harbor
" sday to have his eyes treated. He
w. --eompanied by Lester Young.
Maynard Young takes the lead In potato
esis- * this year, as he has raised about
st usheis. Evidently one need not 60
Ct + astook to raise potatoes.
Eiarge delegation attended the Pomona
en-. lag ct Hancock Saturday. A pleasant
Ar- rafitab BILE day was passed. The even
6s - much enjoyed a. the program WAS
q Ugh order.
O. r. v
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PILE SUFFERERS!
DO YOU KNOW THESE FAcTsi

The cause Of piles 10 internal -,
Sluggish circulation in the lower COW
Piles can't b thoroughly cured py o'''
ward treatment.
An internal remedy is needed 10 Gu"
the cause. NIL, n.
Send for our booklet, slow pies ~
Be Cured BY Internal Medicine o, ~.
with Il. q. Moore, who sells III; HU "a
hardt's Hem Roid at q per botlle' sN'
guarantees it to cure. p.x.,o
DR.. Leonhardt Co., Station b., Dun-'''
~ "
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ATLANTIC.

Herbert Joyce has just received cargo
of coal
Mrs. Phebe Benson 10 visiting friends
at Atlantic.
Edwin Joyce, who has been employed
for the summer 1t Onset, Mass, 10 home.
A party of gentlemen from Ellsworth
made an excursion to Atlantic on Tuesday
last.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. burlington ara
attending the Maine Baptist convention
this week.
A harvest supper was held ct 9easids
Thursday, Oct. 8. It was we'll attended.
An enjoyable time u reported.
Oct. 10. 8.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Nearly all the grangers here attended
the county grange at Hancock saturday.
Ralph Young has gons to Marlboro hsh.
ing with Albert Chick and Phineas Tracy
in the Hazel.
Mn. F. T. Burkhart and Mrs. r. W.
Eaton spent last Wednesday at Camp Com
fort, Marlboro.
Mrs. Henry, Bartlett fell one day last
week hurting her leg, which was broken
some years ago. She 10 confined to hel
bed.
Mrs. Il. B. Mcfarland, with little
daughter Helen, has gone to Bangor Il
visit her sister, Mrs. Helen LAfey. Hell
niece, A1. LAura Sinclair, with little son
Leon, accompanied them.
e. e. Tinker went to Northeast Harboz
Saturday to attend tho funeral OF hid
nephew, LAngdon Tinker, the youngest
child Of Norton II. Tinker, . former resi-
dent OF this place. All extend sympathy
TO the grief-stricken parents.
Oct. II. e.
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,UNTY NEWS.
LAMOINE.

I'd 4. Farnham. who has been at
few days, returned to Boston Sat-
Springer, Garland Springer and
,,alisbury, who have been employed
Fairfield, are home.
Lear died Sunday, Oct. IL, after
ness. MIR. Lear was man OF ster-
tegrity and highly respected by
riends. He leaves one son, who
IT him during his illness.
ommunity was saddened last week
ieath OF Russell BoyDton. He was
ov. IT., 1885, the youngest son oil
and Lizzie Boynton. Less than
0 he began to fail, and hoping 10
strength he went to Longmont,
o. His stay there only arrested
ne the course OF the disease, and in
he returned East in q much
ed condition. He died at the home
,ife's father, Charles Harding, at
1t, Oct. 2. Though quiet and retir-
manner, he made many friends,
,urn his early death and sympa-
With the bereaved family in their
devoted and faithful son. Besides
-ents, there are two brothers living
,oine and two sisters in Massachu-
Especial sympathy is expressed for
fe ana two ANAL children, who are
early deprived OF a husband and
Funeral services were held from
ne in Lamoine Monday, Rev. g. f.
ofiiciating. Intefment ct East
81 ie.
:. Margaret Flrnham died ct her
here Sunday, Oct. 4. Mrs. FaSnham,
e maiden name was Duane, was born
lcksport In 1650. She married Charles
ham, aud up to 1886 they lived in Pc
ut, where their children were born
cared. There were two daughters
Nellie Devereux, OF Northampton,
:, and Mrs. Annie Fl. Carter, Of West
nth, ana two sons -HOward G., OF
a, Cuba, end Edward E., Of Boston.
arnham died Dec. Is, 1883. Mrs.
an was q woman OF strong person.
large intelligence and remarkable
i've ability. For many years she was
I Try Of the grange, and her work tes-
10 her skill and ability. The past
yinters Mrs. Farnham spent with her
4 Cuba. Last June she returned North
. able at the time to travel alone.
ssith failed during the summer, and
IS confined to her bed several weeks
g her death. Prayers were said at
,ome of the deceased Wednesday by
!. r. Jenkins. None OF the children
lie to be present excepting Mrs. Car
4 Mrs. Howard Farnham, who has
for her husbands mother during
iuees. Mrs. Farnham also had four
~, two living in California, one in
4 and one in Lowell, Mass.
Il. ~- q.
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A. led man who permits any nsmber Of
the mily to take anything except Foiey's
Srou sse il guilty OF neglect. Nothing else IL
y ecod for al pulmonary troubles The
ne uiue Foleys HOney and Tar contains NO
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Ny three year old boy was badly cousti-
pated, had high fever and was in An awful
condition. ! gave him two doses Of Foley's
Orino Laxative and the next morning enc
fever was gone and he was entirely well.
Foley'e Orin0 Laxative saved his liie.D I.
Wolkush. Casinsr, Wis. g. A. PAncHnn.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Mrs.. Bunker Of franklin, II visiting hsH
daughter, Afs. Hattie Crabtres.
Harvard Carter attended the teachers'
convention at Bar Harboe Friday.
w. A. Wiikinson, Of Rockpo Mass,
II visiting his uncle, e. 8. Jellison.
Clarendon Carter and son CAaflee were
recent guests Of Mr.. CArter's brother Au-
gustus.
by friend, d spending his vacation at
his home here.
Much sympathy 10 felt for little CArroll
Johnston, who met with an accident
Saturday, while out with . young man
TO water COW. Little Carroll ran ahead
and took up the rope to which the COW was
attached. The COW ran, aud in some way
he got the rope around his right thumb,
taking it OF Just back OF the nail. The
doctor amputsted it at the first joint.
Oct. II. G.
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HANCOCK.

johnson, Of Machias, 10 the guest
: johnson and wife.
= . long illness patiently borne,
wife Of Alpheus Wooster, died ct
" last Friday. She was . woman
ing character, and was highly
81 By all who knew her. She was 9
E member Of Pamela grange, and
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

Mrs. A. 8. Cummings returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Miss Hawkins snd Miss bartlett at
tended the musical festival at Bangor
Thursday.
Mrs.. George Emery spent Z few days l
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I'd Z. Farnham. who has been at
few days, returned to Boston Sat
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Notice F6r Publications
(lsoiaied Trsct.)
PUEBLO LAND SALE.

Chamberlain. s.. u. Land once. Mar. is. taNa
Notice Is hereby given that. as di-ces,d by
the Commissioners OF tbo General Land once.
under urc-isiops OF Act OF Congress sp,oysd
Juu""ss 1905, Publ,c--So. e0, we will ofsrr q.
pablic sale. TO the highest bidder. ~ Ioo'clocl,
a. ,n.. op the 18Th day Of April. 1904 mort. at
taiS;oice. the following tract OF land. u wit:
Lo4 ], p Sd OF Sec ~. Lots ], z. 3 &c xot Sec.
o ard Lots I. 2. s&I Of sec. "a. +. los n. q.
20 W.. 5th y. H. sI-
Apy. person claiming adverxely.the shove
descrtbcd lands are advised 20 ~" their
claims or, obteciions. on or before the day
CHAs. l.. BR0CKwAY. Resister
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Republican cosnty convsnrISs.

The'tepahlicsns of I,una!6 County. South
convection at Gam Valley. r. ", or Tus:dsD y
Msrcli ~, isSH. ~ /: oel,ck r. VI, Tor the n,,r,
po,o OF eisclipx one dcteg to u the rspnbIi-
can state son, entfen 70 bc held at Huron.
south Dakats. ON TUESDAY. Aprii nh. is. .
and 10 transact any other business that NJ, y
legally uDms before them s =
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i d ,!;,,, lSos: -, ''' fas'fnF'
dslesa,es as follows: 1 " "
'lrccinct No. i.'3delSgatcs' =.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-19
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Notics l. hereby given that % the. court
hopse Uann valley n said county and state
and fHom Ito s.3o O'Clock D. m. have l.sen se-
lccted ~ the place snd hour TOR holding said
convchtion. viz: Tuesday. the sath dss of
vctins precincts ~. entitled 70 sssd NAM
Der OF deisgatss a. follows:
aErecipct No. i--vne delegate.
PrecincS No. - sWo delegates.
Precinct No 3-1Ons delegate.
G. q. SwartsuG II. klindk
secrsssry. $50 Chairman