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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
PRIzE-WINNERS
And FAIR NOTES
Complete List of Premiums
in Agricultural Department
of TezeWelrS Show"

The exhibits n tie agricultural
department were judged by MessrS
M. l.. Peery, Lacy Tyres and ID. G.
Fitzgerald, the gentleman who mad
the Norfolk and Western eShibit in
charge. The diiticG.t task OF picking
ont the best among SO many. good
exhibits can be apple lated only ov
those who haze tried it. The judges
did the best they could. fairly and
impartially. They had no meaus OF
knowing whose exhibits they were
judging, as no e.; hibitor's name was
on the aIiicle e. e,hibiied. Some e>-
hibitors will not be sa,isiied, OF
course, with the decision of the judg-
ess, bat only a few, for the majolity
of the exhibitors said that the PIE
miUm was only secondary matter
with them, the hope and aim being
TO help odt and build up. The
Judges have the hearty thanks of tue
periutendent, andof the entire man
agement. The only pay they got FOR
their labor was the quantity of bread
and butter, Lne case etc, they ate
in the "samp'iug' process. aud we
ali aknow the sampl'ng'' was lib
eral. They are candidates for the
Same position next year, perhaps.
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The Fancy Work Premiums

In M'ss Howell's department OF
Fancy Work, shere were about 1OO
exhibits.
Mrs DR. Isaac Peirce was Judge in
this department.
Premiums were awarded as follows
Mount Nellie Lunch cloth: Miss
lessee O'Kee ''e, 1st, Mrs Gee -se p
Hall, second.
Center Piece: Mrs G II Brown, LIST,
Mrs II Z Copper haNer, End.
French Embroidery: Miss Lena
Kelly, It's, Mrs II p Copnehaver, Ind
Eyelet Embroidery: Miss Mamie
Kelly, 1st, Mrs r T. CoperHaver,
secchd
CoIored Embroidery: Mrs G X
Brown, lst, Mrs r. p Corenha er,
2nd.
Walachain Embroidery Mrs II +
CopenhGYer, 1st, MTs & r. Brown,
end
Plain SewinS: Miss Enochs. Isl,
no c. npetitiOn
Silk Qui It's, Mrs II p Corerha, Ell,
ASbi W - Jbuli - - SCNCI, SCCOltO
Irish Lace Mrs III G Peer, st,
no competition
BattehbuIg Lace: Mrs r. p Copen-
haVeT, lst ana md
TattinS Lace, Mrs Lacy Tynes,
lst, 10 competition
Knitted Socks: Mrs T L Hoyeii,
lst. Miss EOocbs, 2nd
Dawn VOL MIS- II p Copenhavel
lst, Mrs l. ID Snapp, 2nd
Battenbura Work: ~ rs l. : IT,
st Paul, 1st, no competition
Collar aud CrS set: Miss Enochs,
lst,ro competition
C'ocheted Counte~pane: Mrs
Leslie, lst, Ms G st Clair, 2nd
Best collection o; WORK: MIS- II
CopenhaNer, 1st, Mis- T. r. Brown
second
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
LAYMENS' MEETING
ON LAST SUNDAY
Enthusiastic Meeting Held in
Presbyterian ChurCh-Big
Meeting Next Month.

The meet ng cid here last Sunday
afternoon in Tie Pre- 5.sterian chuIch
il theinte-e>t OF tie Lavmer's move
ment, wcs well attended and full OF
Interest. The addresses were inteIest-
irS T lie meeting was ipter-denomi-
nationa'. MAJOR Reg colds, of Bristol,
was pi icsent, and made an address.
Mr.. Geo 'se w. st . Clair, the we"-
Known law 7er Of this town, made 4
bort addre ;, which j. said to have
been the 'ea tuie Ci the meeting.
Tnose vino heard Mr. 81 ClaiT's
sneecn are enthusiastic in their praise
The great LavmeD's movement, us
is well Brown now, j. the evap2e'i-
2ation o. the world within the pre-
sent 2e leratjon. The IGymen of "a
denominations are taking hold Cf the
matter in Il porelv bus'ne.s way, aid
will pos ccte the scheme on purely
business phi lci PIES, every protestant
denomination cooperating a g,eat
meeting is 10 be held in Bristol in
October in the interest of the moN G.
ment
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On butter, Mrs. John u. GoSe won
frs, and Mrs. G.. 4. Fudge, second.
DR.. Dunnigan won first on best
collection of apples, T B.own sec
ond ard \ C)pehhaver third.
PoO Com, G.. w. jones, frs end
J w Sh"1IebarSer, second.
Onions, G. w Jones, first. =. Tar
Beets, VIM. Kibmai,, ;, irst. Bess dis
play Of corL, u. G.. BauSh.
SPECIAL PR EMIUMS.
Finest Gaze, Miss Mar lie Wi ten.
Best LOAF o, bread baked fIom
Cose's GouI, Mrs. Il. l.. Snulilebar-
ser. F.Or Piedmont flour, cake, by
Ms. A. }. Copenhaver. From Har-
risson Barnes & Cos. -four, bread by
Mrs. Barbara Moss. Best bread on
Majestic Range, Mis-. G.. II. Brown.
The above awards are copied tiom
the books, and premiums are given
her as awarded by the three Judges.
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ST per Year.

week.
Miss Moore, of Monroe county, is
I'm the city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L.. Mustard nj Park Place.
Miss Fishburn, of Boisevain, was
i'm the city Monday, enroute TO Roa-
noke.
Our flower bulbs have arrived and
they are dandies.
Roman Hyacinths, white, red,
pink, and blue 5Oc per dozen.
Roman yellow, soc per dozen.
Paper white Narcissus $l.25 per
hundT al.
Tulips 25c per dozen.
Freesia Monster bulbs SOC per
dozen.
CrocuS, yellow white, blue, pur-
pie and striped, l0c rer dozen.
Compare our prices, and you Will
give us your ordor. Landon's Rexall
Store, of course.
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SH EEP PREMIUMS

Mr. G Il Brown was awarded blue
ribbon OIL best herd c. sheep, ar d LIST
for best eve, and second on buck.
TaZeweIi had six head O sheep aud
foGr had of hogs at the Fair-on.y
these and no more. This was won
derfuI exhibit for this sreat stocF
country! The boys just neglected it,.
it wont be the case again.
a cNireo zion shod,d be II ade in The
Iepo last week on tie swi he .iibit
Mr. & r Blown was reported us win
Ming fist premium ior best pig,
W lIeI cas-, it should lave been MI
LacVTN nes-his pig was awarded
1st money.
Mr.. Adam Ritter had broom on
exhibition at the Fair, made by his
son, which was as nice and good q
broom as any brought here from tie
| big factories. Broom corn was a 81
shown by Mr.. Ritter and ia. Leslie
| which clearly prov ed that it can b
grown here profitably.
} @ Euston was selling new corr
in town yesierda 1T .5c per bushel
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Vetera MS, Attention.

Ii IS found ia going over the l;st
OF the members of -Harmao
Camp, 72G, ior 1908 tifat there are
quite a nrmber VINO have not paid
their dues this year-1909 which Is
Only 20 cents per year. All members
are Nv the rules OF the organization
required - pay this small amount TO
meet the legitimate expenses of the
camp, or be dropped from the Camp
roll. Therefore, all veterans who
know themselves TO be thus indebted
.or annual dues, Will call on, or senc
this 20 cents TO Camp Treasurer,
Judge Samdel Graham, or the com
mander OF toe Camp and so save
theig membership, otherwise thei
name will be dropped.
by order OF Major A. j. Tynes,
Commending Brown-Harn,an camp
G. VS..
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SprinPViIIe


SiIinSSi'le, Sept. ~. The farmers
are al bIsv cut inS corn aad sowing
W heat. =
Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. McMLlIin were
LAe quests o; Mrs. Jennie Carter,
Srnday.
MS. McMGllin Is very sick at this
writir.s.
Our school is progressing nicely,
with Miss Mary Weaver as principal
aad Miss Minnie Bane, assistant.
Mr.. aod Mrs. Tom Armes have
moved 10 Tip Toe, where he has n
position in the Farmers Supply store
Mr.. Paris Ashworih has accepted Il
position in Farmers supply store at
Tip Top.
Severa, from this place attended
the Fair.
Mr.. }. 7. McMullil and J. +.
w agner and Miss Bare were the
guests of IL. + Ashworth Sunday.
MIS-. Met Wallace entertained he
Sunday School pupils Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace were visit.
ing Lee Carer Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace made bJsjness triI
TO Focal pntas Mondag.
Mr.. Mem uIiIn was a business
visitor To Ta'eWeIl Monday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
he Fair Cake.

One of the most beautifu:, elabo-
rate and toothsome cakes ever seen at
county fair, wedding festival or
anywhere e'se in ca Sedom, was one
made ov Miss MartieWitten, and sent
TO the Fai~, and pronounced by the
} udees the finest cake OF the exhibit.
This scribe cannot undertake to de-
scribe it. IT was cylindrical in shape
about Is inches tall, about eight
Inches in diameter, and covered with
icing, candies and fruits, 1t was
composed, it seemed of number of
different cakes, baked into one. These
appeared separate and distinct as
the knife passed downward. The
rich stratas OF this wonderful forma-
tion were each one richer than the
best OF all. OF course the judges lin
gered long at this case. IT seemed a
difficult task to pIace il, requiring
frequent and repeated samp!ip2. The
superintendent of the agricultural
department, while not one OF the
| judges. got himself led in consul.
tation, and agreed with the judges
that more than one sample was nece-
ssary to satisfy the palate, once thi:
cake was tasted.
If ever cake was entitled to b
known as "Angel's Food, )" it was
this same cake. Certainly the angels
if they eat cake at all, never taste'
its superior. Miss Martie has full.
sustained, and added TO, her alread,
splendid reputation for skill, goo
taste and excellence in matters Gull
nary. She had the praise and thank
of everybody connected with tn
show.
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To Become Permanent Features

Coaldan, Sep,. 20.-It has been
sometime since we promised to in
form the News what the people are
doing at this place.
The mines here aIe Idle, and the
miners-well, they are idle, too, the
few that are here. They have mostly
scattered to other places. We see no
prospect OF the mines starting up
here. The lsich lands Coal Co. Is sell
ing out e,erything that in loose.
MIR. Key ser, the popular store
manager for the Richlands Coal
company is packing up and prepar-
ing To leave oar town. We under
stand that he is offered n position
with the Berwind people. MIR. Key
ser and his family have host OF
friends In our community, and we
will regret TO see them leave
News is not SO plentiful just now.
Jen Grifrev says that he saw n man
put OIL n shot in No. mine at Sea
board aud pull nine cars of coal and
two ears OF slate with seven inches OF
powder. | wish we could let JEFF To
tell us n snake tate, but JEFF won 1t
a:Iaic OF 'em.
We Will have preaching either at
this place or at Seabonrd on Satur-
day after the 20,h OF each month,
that being pay dny.
There will also bc the usual num-
bel OF moonshineys; so you see there
will be sharp competition between
the moonshinors, who represent the
devil, and the preacher who repre-
sCnts the spirit of scliishness--we
mean the one who will not come
except on pay day.
Goods are going at cost at the COM
pary store, and all who have tho
cash aIe taking advantage OF the low
pr ces, lay ing In lheir winters sup
/ pile
The many friends and relatives of
ThOs. IL. Win2o are making strong
eroTst To get Governor Swanson 10
pardon hi y, rs tuey are confident
Mr.. Wingo bad 40 erin inal intent
IONS and is only n Victim OF ci'cum-
stances.
Squire Murray returned yesterday
from Boissevai ne and Pocahontac,
where he went To transact business of
more or less importance.
Some OF our people went TO the
Fair and were very much impressed
by the agricultural display, also Of
the fancy WORK, which features they
think will become very prominent, II
not leading features, in the near fut-
ure.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
The w. c. T. u. Tent at the Fair.

The ladies of RichIands and Taze-
we'll Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, conceiN ed the idea Of doing n
little advertising mt the Fair in n
very unique manner. They erected n
large tent on the grounds, and fitted
il up with restful cots, chairs, etc,
which were put at the disposal Of the
public, free OF charge. Ice water was
also on hand, and something in the
way OF simple remedies for any one
who might he taken i'll or be injured
on the ground. The ladies took occa-
sion OF course, to distribute literature
of the Union in the shapeo papers
and leaflets. The Singer sewing
machine exhibit, in charge of the
polite Mr.. Hudgins, was under the
tent, also. The first day Mrs. III. w.
Pobst and Mrs. J. A. Leslie were in
charge, the next day Mrs. w. b. f.
White, of Richlands, and Mrs. Yost,
President of the Richlands Union.
The tent was well filed each day.
People came their TO spread their
lunch, and mothers TO rest with their
babies, and old people To rest on the
cots and chairs, and get "A drink of
ice water. These thoughtful, good
women made friends for their cause,
and ided 10 the reputation already
won by the w. G. T. u. as an or
ganiZation which is laboring unset
hshly TO save mankind from the
curse of drink. No one knows how
far the presence of this tent anC
these women on the Fair Grounds
went 10 prevent drunkenness at g
time when men are so phone TO lost
their heads and their senses. Every
body said, God bless the women.
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Auction Sale of Fine Stock.

will sell ut public auction on the
premises known rs the Rich Mount
ain Dairy Farm, on October =, 1909,
the following property: My entire
herd of dairy cows, consisting of n
bout 30 head OF Jersey and Holstein
cows and heifers, six head OF horses,
all farming implements--mo wing
machine, hay raAe, roller, plows,
wagon, etc, etc. The majority of
these COWS will freshen bet ween
October LIST, and Dec 18TH, 1910.
TERMS OF SALE
On all sales of 81 and under, cpsh.
On all sales over this amount credit
to suit the purchaser will be given.
f. L. WITTEN.
Tazewell, Va, Sept. %, 1909.
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Premiums

Yellow COLI, A. 5. Greever, lst
premium, one exhibit.
Sweet corr, j. a. Leslie, first,
Miss Martie Witten, second.
Bearded wheat, II. :. Moss, first,
i. NJ. Moss, second.
Largest pumpkin. James Ed Peery,
first, III. Nj. Sanders, second.
Stock Eeet, Miss Mariie Witten,
first, J. 7. Hopkins second.
A. j. Copenbaver won second or
Eallawater apples, fist on Northern
Spy, first on Balwdir, second on Zen
Davis, first on Fall Pippin, and Sec
ond on Wine Sap.
On grapes, a. Nj. Black won first
on black grapes and first on best col
lection.
Irisn potatoes, G. w. Hale, first
and S. f.. Rosen baum, second. g.
Honey, w l. Davis, first, G +
Kits second Smoothe wheat,
George w Moss, first, G Baugh,
second. Buckwheat, II Peery, iirsl
and ohm p Gose, escond.
Oats, T Peery, first.
Tomaloes, Mrs. NJ III Kisei, FIST
and w II Dunniean, second.
Field corn,, G r. Brown first, JOS
eph ) Gillespie, second.
Best cheese, Mrs. II B Witten,
first, Paul and Nello Gose, second.
Rye, p G Baugh, first and John j
Gose second,
Best bread. Mrs. L. l.. Shu llebur
ger, first and Mrs. & r. Brown, sec
Ond.
On apples, DR.. w. II. Dunnigal
won first ON Black Ben Davis, Virei
mia Beauty, Black arkansas, Bel
Davis, Johnson Fine Winter, Coieles
Pear, Crow Egg, FaIlawaetr, Maid
ems Blush, Wine Sap, Grimes Col
den. On white grapes, first and blacl
grapes second, and second on bes
collection oi grapes.
On Arkansas Red, w. S. Compto
won first and Mrs. Maggie FLl!e
second.
Thomas j. Brown won first 4.
Smokehouse apples, second on pears
second on Pippins, anil second O
Johnson Fine Winter, and second q
the best collection OF apples.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
P0CAHONT AS

Pocahontas, Sept. cO.-Colonei
Jones, of Switchback, was be Mon.
day.
Capt. George Thomas, the ii,st
passenger conduc' r 10 run train
ITO Pocanontas was here Monday.
lie enjoys the best II health, though
his age is pnst the three score and
denmark. lie makes his home i'm
Salem with his dau. hter.
Mr.. Oscar Moore was I'm the city
l. * week. Mr.. Moore says the Sells
Il ooto circus In Blue6eld last week
was the best show he ever attended
and he hasn't missed IA circus i'm "A
years and says he would go to Rich
mond any time to see another.
Miss Marjory Wright returned to
B'acKstonc Monday, where she will
enter school for the session. Miss
Parke accompanied her as Ear as
Roanoke.
John HundIey spent the first of
the week in the coal fields on bust
ness.
Rev. Tyler Frazier was In the
capitol this week the guest of his son
Mrs. j. Acton Landon and daugh-
ter are in Roanoke this week.
Martin Butt, of the Flat Top Drug
Co., is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
y. IL. Bowers, In Roanoke, this week.
John Boray, who has been spend
ing his vacation In Cincinnati, Is
home.
Mr.. Kulp, of Roanoke, Is in the
city, having come here To take charge
OF the Moving Picture show for the
star Amusement Co. in the Brow n
Ing building.
Dr. Craig, OF New York, was in
the city this week the guest OF
friends.
Mr.. T.. B. Mcdonald, now located
at Mt Derwlnd., w. Va, was In the
city Saturday, and left for Radford,
where he will spend some time. Mr..
M Danald, was foI II number of years
=. ,i"ent OF this city.
J. II. German, of the Inn, was In
Bluclield, Tuesday.
Honorable William Leckic, of jed,
was here Saturday OH business.
L. -. Boswell, president of the
Big Vein Pochontas Coal Go. was In
the city Friday looking after his In.
tercsts.
Mr.. Rock, of B lueheId, was th,
guest OF friends here Sunday.
II. ~ Hopple OF Switchback, was
here Sunday visiting friends.
Messrs Lester and Liggon, OF Am
walt, w. Va, were business visitors
here this week.
Honorable John Daley, OF Taze
we'll, was here this week.
MI. Galloway, OF this place, lef
Sunday night for Norsh Carolina
accompanying the remains OF Mr.
Woody, who was killed at ayberry,
Sunday.
Miss Allie Gray Buchanan, VIII
was teacher in the Pccahonta
High school, has gone To Wallerboro
South Carolina, where she will teac
this winter.
Rev. Irwin Turner Cameron, til
Italian missionary OF the HOlsto
Conference, was in the city thi
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Photographic Exhibit

DR.. Jackson had fine exhibit of
pictures, numbering ll6 in all We
can give here only tie winners of
prizes:
A s Greever won first and second
on portraits and third on landscape.
IN Rhudy, third on portraits
The exhibit was fine, and this
report should be fuller than this
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Democratic Meeting.

A popd'ai meeting OF the Democ-
ratio voters OF Tazewell county is
hereby called ~ meet at the CodTt
house at ouel O'Clock on Saturday,
October 2ad, 1909 sor the purpose ol
re-organizine the County Committee
and transacting such other business
as may come before the meeting.
A IS Higginboth ham, Chairman
| w. Archie Thompson, Sec retary
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24

Do not bs deceived by unscrupu-
lous imitators who would haue you
believe that lhe imitation pills are as
good as DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. There isn't anything just as
good as these wonderful pills for the
relief OF Backache. Weak Back, infia-
mmation OF the bladder, urinary dis
orders and all kidney co uplaints. Any
one can take DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills as directed in perfect
confidence OF good results. Sold by
John f. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24

The humphrey Davidson Had
ware Company, WythevilIe, which
had an exhibit at the Fair last week,
of farm machinery, etc, sold, through
their salesman, w II Hushour, a
Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine
wood saw end feed grinding outfit, tC
James Ed. Peery, one of our best far
mers. Several other large outfits were
| sold to parties outside, -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
1t Saved His Leg.

Gall thought I'd lose my leg, " writes
J, A. Swenson, Watertown, Wis, "Ten
years of eczema, that that 10 doctors
could not cure, had at last laid me up.
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured il
sound and we'll" Infallible for Skin
eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, boils,
fever sores, burns, scalds, cuts anc
piles. 25c at Jackson's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
BUCHANAN HAS
HORRIBLE Crime
Six Persons Are Murdered
and Burned at Hurley-Mo-
tive Was Robbery.

An eHtire am'lv o. six pc sons
were murdered and he bodies of all
bat one o the victims were burned
with their aone a. Hurley, buchanan
toLltv, Va, early Wednesday The
mOt'Ne WAS evidently robbery, rs
the owne: OF the house, an aged
woman known aS "Ar,t Betty"
Justis, was generall.s supposed II
Keep large sum o n rsey about the
pIrCe
Ms astiS, her sou-'r-law, George
Meadows, his wife AID their three
childgen were The victins Meadows
body, badly mutilated, was fornd
wing in tie yaId of his destroyed
hoTc, the II neral pyre OF his loved
ones
Frc search of the ruins of the
nousc disclosed siceening spectacle.
The biz cned masses of half burned
fe>h ard Sharred bones OF the two
wone' nd the three children were
'ouad beneaIn the debrs, each lodv
bearing evidence OF murder commit
ted before the bouse was destroyed by
fire, evidently for the purpose of
hiding the crime. The elder woman 5
sat was uniformed some distance
from the remainder of her half burn
ed body amid the smouldering ruins.
Another daughter of Mis-. Justis
tcld the police that her mo her had II
large sum of money buried under
the sill o. the hoLse and they sue
ceeded i'm digging up $3.50 I'm gold
2 I'd silver. The murderers are sup
| posed TO hCve scared the 5000 which
AUNT Betty slwF.Ys carried ON her
person.
Bloodbouh were rrsned TO the
scene and i'm short time thty took
the trail OF the supposed murderers
in com0e'd which ;oiued The Justis
home. There he footprints OF three
lren were 'oInd impressed in the soft
soil. A Tosse> of citizens, hca\ lily
sImed are ioliowio the bloodhounds,
beut on IVnchiog the nIurdere1s n
they are Captured.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24

n telephone message last night from
Grundy, states that the bloodhounds
lead the seaIching paties to the house
of Silas Justis, about three miles
from the scene OF the murders. A
message this morning states IA search
of the house failed To give any indi-
cation that the inhabitants were con-
nectcd with the crime This is the
only development in the murder
mystery
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24

@ Euston was selling new corn
in town yesterda 1T .oc per bushel.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
Fret pub. May LIST, Last June 5th.isos
NOTICE.

To the owner or owners Of any and all interest
in the land herein described, and to the mortga.
gee or mortgages named In all undischarged re.
corded mortgages against said land or any assign
ee thereof OF record:
Take Notice that sale has been lawfully made OF
the following described land for unpaid taxes
thereon, aud that the undersigned has title there
to uuder tax deed Issued therefor, and that you
are entitled to rec0nyeyance thereof at any
time within six months after return OF service of
this notice, upon payment to the undersigned or
to the Register In chancery of the county In
which the lands lie, of all sums paid upon such
purchase. together with one hundred per cent.
additional thereto and the fees OF the Sheriff for
the service or cost Of publication of this notice
to be computed rs upon personal service OF q de-
claration az CONNIE ncement OF suit, and the fur
Their sum OF Ave dollars for each description,
without other additional cost or charges II pay.
ment as aforesaid Is not AIDE, the undersigned
will institute proceedings for possession OF the
land.
MEL OF NWl4, Sec. "a Twp, 40 N of r 81 W,
Amount paid: slS7. 62, tax for years 1893, 1894.
1895. 1885, 1877 1885, 1892 1900, 1901. 1907, 1908.
IS 49, tax for year 1904. A.23. tax for year 1905.
$3.50, tax for year 1905.
Wa of NWA Section 24,Township 40 n. Range
"a W. Amount paid $685. 20. tax for years 1898,
1884, 1885, 1906 1897 1885, 1899 1900, 1901 1902 1903
$40 90, tax for year 1904. 81 55 tax for year 1905.
IS 76 tax for year 1905 1888. tax for year 1907.
All in Baraga County, State of Michigan.
Amount necessary to redeem: S93i.36, plus the
fees Of the Sheriff.
OGENA LAND Co.,
BY X. q. Williams. Sec'v.
Place of Business: L'Anse. Mich.