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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
tribute: PAID BY
DRUGGIST REAM
OF HORGANT0Wk
Vol Known zane3vine "rHoy" Hnu
Herv-Wortn Az Rta very
Best SGn2r.

W. A Ecam is the son OF Mr..
Mrs. Nm. G. kcam. OF Maple arcmI
tins city lie Is leading druSGiat
MorgIntown. W. Va. where his opln!,
as to medicine values mas great weigh.
This Is. his opinion OF SerV-"orth
given after years Of experience as |
dealer IN the prerara;ton.
NorEAnt..~n. ". Va. Dec. :. -.
Merry WOril. o.,
GAINESVILLE, G.
Gentlemen: So great In the sat!sfac
tim have derived from selling NerN
Worth during the past thrc" years th1
! am moved 10 state the facts for pup
h,.ation If you deem them worthy q.
H. SO that the largest possible humoe'
Of sufferers from Ills OF nervous origin
may get the benefits. In tho time name!
] have sold III slorgani"wn ana Wen!
ity thousands uf bottles Of ScrV- worm
In every instance the first or iria! bot
tie was EuAranicrd---a satisfaction O.
Your dollar back. az your ADDS nil "a
very. very small proportion OUT OF Lhe
total number of buyers has aSkEo i"i
the dollar Nearly all OF them have
brought or sent their dollar ar dollars
in for more Merry Worth. Ny sales Of
The tonic have been far IN eHccHS 81 ta'
sales OF any proprietary rrclarS!'o'
since my Eerv-W orth Hal"* tirs' began
I, has beer grru!n" pleasure l" So
Serv-Worth Hundreds Of cuH'oH'c'
have volunteered 10 toll nc IN Hrn'''
words Of the blessings they had secure
from il. Amazing Merry Worth re8u'' .
IN scriou. cases have COME nhd"r III.
n.r.onnl nowledcc. Your statement 'h]'
Ecrv-Wnrih ov"rcomcS nervousness
.,nnnlcssness, dizziness headache. in"'
rcs,;on Including Intestinal inu
tion). loss Of appetite and that u gu, g..
nm rundown systems Is fully Justine" a.
thc urh, OF MY experience, and IN '"'-
fac, I find warrant for constantly &c,
onmending Merry worth TO cuFtnmcI
As give endorsements only l" ~ -
which nave real merit my Ea'r'"'s ~
:, Ian- when teN the INTO lay
Wentworth.
Yours very truly.
W. A. REAM.
The Griest Drug Stor. sells
Worth In wheeling. our COZ a,
toUic lOc6 not pCnSA'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
LOUISE KILLED
OVER MILLION
IN WAR ZONE
Typhus Killed over Million In Russia,
Austria, Germany and Balkans,
According to Statistics.

LONDON, Jan. 2.--tRy British Wir"-
less service. of tho insects r"$p"n-
Sihl" FIR tn" d"Ith ar dISahiriE"n! "t
hundreds. If thousands in tn" war zone.
III" IoUS" - d"rIar.d aNth"rj'arN"ly To
hav, been orr ~ the mos; deadly ana
20 havr accounted Cor al least million
persons
Thai. however. IS only rough "su-
mate aud iir probability is that tho
toll was infinitely higher. for IN serbia
alone. lyphus a l0usrhornr disease" IN
frC,rd nearly on" million persons and
killed a five. hundred day in the lit
tic city Of Jassy. while 700 Of III" loo
medical officers III IN" country died
from tn" disease This dis"aS' spread
over Russia. Austria. Germany and the
Balkans Grncrnly.
These Figures nr" vouchcd for in
ratification prepared by Lieutenant
Lloyd. who was chief "ntomul"gisi III
Northern Rhodcsia. He says:
"Typhus one nf III" most dreaded cpl
,ic!nic diseases Of man. is entirely due
I uthc activities If lice. Tho same re-
mark anplics 10 rrlapsinG fever ovct 'he
greater portion Of the world. sun
third disease trench fever, has been
placed to the credit % tn" l"ns" and
possibly even now tho full extent or
it's guilt is not Hnown.
Lieutenant Lloyd. IN discussing the
,yphus out break N III" notorious Wit
truhcrg camp III Germany. from which
the German doctors fled. makes the
statement:
The Germans know. as We do, that
,rphus is spread ny lice. and that the
endemic could have been cut short ana
stamped ont 4 week after its com
mcnccmcn, rs tho disinfrcton Of all
prisoners. One Of the few good points
about inscct-hnrnr diseases is that they
are entirely prcrrntahl". if preventive
measures arc taken IN time and carried
out in n thorough manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

Tho movement among local business
men and others 10 establish an "loc;-ir
light, plant in this city is receiving the
approval OF all citizens. E"w fenes
ni-ht when lirh. was needed IN" city
was in darkness for IN hour or more
and these frequent occurrences ot th'
city being without Light has led !" me
agitation for n HON" company y loca
business man rsulark"f Yesterday that
the company now furnishing light and
mower to the city did not car" n 'ithf
for Rellare Just go it was ahlc tn collec'
money FOR Ito in"trci"n' service. II is
probable that IN" lich; question will DO
brought to III" attention Of tn" cay
council next Tuesday evening. II is b.
coming the paramount question in Boil
1aire and undoubtedly R"!laire vii tak'
definite steps in a few Hars for tho FOR
nation Of q company in R"lla;r"
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Tomorrow afternoon ut two O'Clock lu-
neral services will be held in the family
nome. 1909 McColloch street, for mrs:
Mary Robinson. aged Il years. VIC OF
Pierce Robinson. Tho Rev. Dr. clarence
Eugene Allen. of the Fourth street Meth
odist Episcopal church officianied. She
was consistent member OF That conErc-
gallon. Mrs Robinson is survived by a
number Of relatives in this community.
rnIcrmrn, will be in Greenwood. n
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MOUNDSVIL.LE
Centenary Me citing.

Thu group of Methodist Episcopal
churches uf which the local Methodist
churches are i part. will hold IL gather
Inr in The FIrsi church here next Thurs
day. This event will b" IN connection
with the centenary Of the mission "oEK
Of ihc church being conducted all over
tho country. Rev s. g. Hurt or th'>
Calvary NJ. f. church Is group leader
Of ,hr churches Of this section. ara
states a large number Of rTHnin"n-
workers Will hr on hand Thursday. 500
&iuns wi. hc held afternoon and "E"E-
ing. and he pubic ~ invited.
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Mnny AttO-d SLOW.

Tho minstrel show hold last evening
in The chapel hail Of IN" state PRISON
was very largely attended. Th> M
matre " thr institution. Sh" made rr
TN" cast t"r III" event exclusively. c"a'
duCird themselves in Il. most "npAhir
manner and tn" performance "ch high
" rnjnyah,r throughout. The rr"C"c j
nf the affair which amount I" Il it"j'
sum VIII b. turned over To tho Ri
Cross here
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Memorial Service.

Rows who have nIndc h" %uprrm" sac
riHrr will u" paid 81 hitting ana impress
~. ,r,buI. al the cal"nrr ". T.. 'hurch
sunday morning. \ memorial SfrNI'"
Will b" h'IL. and the arrangements I"r
thr affair iutical" il VIII b" most "lah-
nrnt". Tho principal speaker of the Hr-
cas;nn will b" Hon. Charles T.. tarTiGan.
head Of tn" Marshall county draft board.
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superintendent ". 3. WaIIs, 1t lh0
public schools. left yesterday for New
York preparatory 10 TRIP 20 France.
whcrr ne will take up proposed cduca-
ti"nn work which has been :naugura;,d
by III" government. Arrangements had
boon made several months ago by 'hr
board -! education To- CIV" III" suprrjn-
tcnicnt n leave Of absence for the bal
ancc pc the school year
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FRENCH ENTER BUDAPEST.

PARIS. Jan. /. - Two thousand
French soldiers have entered budapest.
the Hunga rIan capital. according to a
telegram from Zurich to the Temps.
One detachment occupied tho castle Of
Count KarclyI. where Field Marshal
Won Mackensen Of the German army is
informed.
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Hart Funeral.

Yesterday morning funeral services
were held for William G. Hart. Jr.. well
known local young man. in the family
home 30 Fifth street, where he died on
Monday. The Rev. c. E. Hcmbrick OF
tho North Street Methodist Epise"pal
church. oflcia,cd Interment was IN
Green wood,
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wood Funeral.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon over Tho remains Of the laiH
William Wood. son Of !. l.. Wood. who
died Monday night. Roy. s. Is. Hart OF
ihr Calvary NJ f.. church had charg'
Of the services. which took place in the
FAMILY home.
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MARTINS FERRY
New Cashier Mt Citizens Bank.

Harold Reiihmili"r formerly assistant
cashier Of the Citizens Saving bank "f
this city. who was selected by The board
Of directors FOR I'll" position Of cashier
Of the institution some time ago. took
formal charge OF tho work yesterday.
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Funeral services for Walter Blomicr,
agct. u years. whose death occurred on
Monday. vii he held in the family resi-
dcncc Left Hand Run, this afternoon Mt
$50 o'clock. Tho Rev. A. Raschc OF st.
paul's Evangelical Protestant church.
Will be in charge with burial at Mount
Zion
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Missionary Society Meeting.

The Women's Missionary Society Of
st. Johns Lutheran church held we'll
attended meeting IN tn" HON" az Mrs.
Frank Floto. on Elm street. yesterday
afternoon Host nSS"& FOR tho CcCas3Uu
wern Mrsdninrs Edward nuhhins. Louisa
Conway. Carl Becker and Frank Flutu.
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Callahan Funeral.

Funeral services will 5c held This
morning over tho remains of Mrs. Rrid =
get Callahan. who died Mondny. Tho
services will TAX" place NJ o'clock IN
ihr lat" homo on Tenth street, conducted
BY Rcv. Father Cnghlan Of the Catholic
church Tho remains will he taken -
Cameron for intrrmcnt.
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Civil Service Examination.

A civil service exa rina::on will h"
held next Frida>- evening for filling va
cancies in the police ard fir" depart
rnerts. It is said the-e arr 4 Numh"r of
applicants for POSITIONS on tn" pole"
force.
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Tho dny-old !uiant ii Mr.. and Mrs;
Frank Tan"rh"rk. ~ Florence, north Of
this city. died at an carly hour y"St"r-
day morning. Th" funeral VII n" con-
,juctcd in ST. Marys Catholic church his
morning nj . o'clock. with burial IN ST.
M.LrN,S CnuIC lnrN.
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Meet Tonigh..

. meeting Of tho glass workers vii! hn
hei5 This eyen;rS IN Tho city hall audi
torium, when the matters pertaining 20
the annual convention 90 the AW"Clc'n
Flint Glaxsworhcrs tE:o3 ~ II" h"to III
this city next July will p" diScuSS;''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

Tho ccl"hrn, inn ."f New Years day ii
tn. rity was rather quiet. excepting
hrdlam which greeted tho now yohr and
hadc farewell I" tn" old At midnight.
BUSINESS wa$ prar;irnllY suspended. and
local people spent n day " rest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
BELLAIRE
ra%hnr and Son Dead.

Harry Fish. aged 81 years. ara nus
home on Twcnty-s,xth stree. FOLLOWING
a few days illness Of influenza. ne
mother and another son ar" Ill with "a"
disease. but are expected |" recover INC
bIe death cams as y shock to all OF his
friends. ..,, =, h,,1
Double funeral services MIL 10 hsta
this afternoon ~ the family hone AZ
two O'Clock. R"r. w. T. 'htS'. '"S.ut
~ the South Bcllairc ". =. church. WI,
condnct the services and ,Ntrrr!"nt VIII
no made in Rose Hill cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
Obtained Goods Under False Pretenses

Charles JcnkiuS w1S arr',S;Ni E'S's
day afternoon by officer Ion IWnie". on
a warrant issued hy SOUR" M:nnrr.
charging him wiki onta Nins " -.
nndar false arrtsns"S. II WAS cnaTS'd IN
rho warrant that JcnkiSs. whose HON" y
in wheeling. cam" u H"llai7" %"sir7oay
and went 10 ths Far Supply COMPANY on
south Rclmont Str""' --;~ %s.Hs atnt'h''
mans name. obtained S"E|Eai u".L'' ;
hearing before tho Justice and fined Sloo
and costs and sentenced 70 the county
i,F ~. fl.I
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Grandson Funeral Services.

Funeral services for IL" l;"v. Emanuel
Grandson. aged col"rcd man. who died
in his hor" on Ninth >ir""t Il Few days;
age. w"r" h@ld from tho y. NJ. T.. church
yesterday afternoon followed ny in;"r-
mCut in R.vcrviCw cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
BRIDGEPORT
Rerortcd Killed In Action

According to Official notice rrcovicd
n few days ago by Mrs james Of STOP |"
Main street nor son. Carl Smith. was
killed in action in Franz" curly IN NO
vc,uhsr The young ran was employed
as = brakeman IN the Pennsylvania
lines h"tore entering the army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

Members Of Nr fire department VII
hold n meeting SUNDAY afternoon at two
o'clock N IN" r!ty building. tn" newt!
elected officers OF the departments Will
also be installed
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wear and was we'll known h"r". having
Two nccrs. Mrs. Frank Wallace ana MIS-
r. G. H:slnp. nj present residing here"
Funeral services w!il br conducted from
rho Int home Saturday afternoon M
".3o o'clock with in;crmcnt at Green
wood cemetery.
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HnIachrr1an Ennnrnl.

The body ~ John HciSchman. we'll
known resident Of klrkwood, was lad tn
rrSt 81 ST. Marys cemetery yesterday
morning. following requiem high mass At
St Anthony's church at nine o'cl"ck.
Services were in charge nf Res. Father
Won Intel.
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nal Pima Hc-tfnc.

meeting Of Tho employees az tne 2r
nerir steel comNaay waS HID last HiEh'
in the auditorium "f inc Guy "U't't"s.
pi,rs YER. fur;hnrcd for organizing
nnion IN this city. Addresses w"r'' mad"
oy William Foster and c'il": n'"nihHrs ~
the federation u: lah"c.
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missionary Meeting.

The wor,ans Home Missionary soHl-
etv Of the First NJ Z: church mot Eester-
6ay afternoon ut The horn" 90 Mrs. RI. W.
burrows. Following tho business pro-
ran, was rendered. Mrs. 7. ". pher-
man and Miss MagSi" burrows assisted
The hostess IN entertaining.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

Riley. Marie I.avellc, three local young
ladies who left this city several months
ago tor Nazareth. Ky. where they enter
81 ,ho convrut there. Will take the vei
of the Sisters OF Charity on March 21th'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

benjamin Exlcy. ST.. VIII" for many
years conducted L planning mill and lum-
Der yard in this city passed away at
his tatr HON" n ESho Point near
Wheeling. Wednesday evening. after Il
three weeks illness. He was in his Slsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

The Prothcon Rihl" class ~ the. So
ond Presbyterian church viii pc "nter-
taincd this evening At m" nom" Of Mrs,
lewis Owens. y business and social sos
sion will occupy tho evening.
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Scouts Open Headquarters.

Quarters have boon opcn"d Tor IN"
local council OF Bny Scouts. in M"
rooms formerly occupied by tho hoard
uf trade. Shreve M"dIn building. Han
over street and the office will y" open
between Z and s u'rl"rk on Tuesday anal
FRIDAY evenings
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Meet Today.

Tho Ladies' Aid s,cj"'? "f IN" First
VI. L. church vii :n"'t this artHrn""hH
n, the church. BUSINESS Of Importance
will b" taken UP and y :ull Attendance
- DIES; red.
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Allied Club.

The Allied Club will be entertained
this afternoon at III. home Of Mrs. jean
Fish on Guernsey street. program
has been prepared for :hA afternoon.
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nycn'a EIOlc CllJS.

The Mru's Ehl: class II III" Christian
church VIII Noe: this ryrninc ut the
huu..> nf Mr. T'nrtnn "u Washington ave-
nue. Thu. meeting Will Il" opened with
= business session. followed hy II social
hour
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SPECIAL prnynr snrNIc"S W"nc hNlh n
the Baptist church Inst night. Tho sub
jec, was. The PlaC" Of Prayer in Il
Revival. TIL" meeting was in The naiur"
OF preparatory s"rvic" flr IN" evan
selistic meetings which Will begin sun
day
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rro a-.ert. Yssterday,

OnIr two arrest. wrr" made ny n"
police Yesterday. Harry Griffin. charged
wIIh DRUNKENNESS. L..G William Thorn
i'm was picked up on suspicion.
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Harlan /. Koehnllnc was Tho flrst
purchaser in this city Of the now 1912
War Saving Stamps. according Ia an m
nnunccmcnt mndr by j. F. Elackf"rd.
postmaster. MI K0rhnlinc is IN. assist
ant cashier OF tho rropl"'s bank.
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ued,eal Society tn Meet.

The Belmont County Medical SocIHtF
will hold its regular 0r""''AS neX' VEG
,'.eaaw aferncnn in city council chamber.
TbA officers elected ~ the D"c"tnh"r
meeting will hay" caarG" ot tho meeting.
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The enSa cement 80 Miss Sarah Hun.
TO Con OLeary HIS h""n announced.
Miss Hunt IS Tho daughter "F Mt and
Mrs. T Hunt Of this city. Mr.. 0'Leary
- at present cnnloyct! I. Washington.
The wedding will not take place FOR
some time yet.
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One Ho,re ouarnntiued WIN "Ilu."

Health Officer John Moor" states that
rho Influenza situation here is now under
control. with only ono homo in tho town
nn.y under card with the disease. hut
f;v" members Of the family ar" afflicted
~!th tho disease. Prospects ar" good
thar no now cases Will develop con$il-
,.rng N" fact that tho present cases
ar" isolated from tho rest "f the people.
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Institute Buffalo N. Y, for trial package OF tablets
MANY of unable to take up the oues OF
nursing at the they should know how to take care OF e
own home and for this better DOCK was ever
than the Medical Avser containing 1000 and oounc
In cloth with chapters First Aid Bandagng and Care OF WOUNDS ana
fractures Taking Care Of Sick Physiology Hygiene Sex Problems
er md Bsbhc can be drug by sending
univ 50 Ants in stamps to the publishers 66S Main ST. Buffalo, N
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VIII Take Veil.
Misses Anna Mario Chaser. Margaret
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Yours very truly.

The Griest Drug stor. sells Very
unr,h In wheeling. Your dollar o'sh
II his famous tonic docs not oensN'
you .---- 49,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-03-20
Notice of Expiration of Period of
Redemption.

To Peter Strand and all others in
terested:
Take notice that Tax Sale Certifi-
cate No. 1873 issued upon the tax sale
December IA, 1915 Of the following
described land viz: Lot A Of NEA
NEA (west of Railway, less / acre)
Section %, Township 161, Range rs,
Bottineau County, N. D., for the taxes
of the year 1914 on said land has been
presented at this office and applica-
tioin made for deed thereon; that said
land was sold on said sale for $5.46
and the amount required to redeem
said land from said sale at the date
hereof exclusive of the costs to accrue
upon this notice is the sum Of $26.51
and that the time for redemption from
said sale will expire ninety days after
the service of this notice.
Witness my hand and seal of office
at Bottineau, N. D., this 9Th day of
March 1919.
st. (Seal) G. H. Hebert,
County Auditor Bottineau County,
North Dakota.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-03-20
Notice Of Expiration Of Period Of
redemption.
To Matilda Matthias and all others

To Matilda Matthias and all others
interested:
Take notice that Tax Sale Certifi-
cate No. 70 issued upon the tax sale
December Ia, 1915 Of the following
described land, viz: SWA Of Section
&c, Township 1853, Range 76, Bottineau
County, N. D., for the taxes Of the
year 1914 on said land has been pre-
scented at this office and application
made for deed thereon; that said land
was sold on said sale for $11.83 and
the amount required to redeem said
land from said sale at the date here
Of exclusive Of the costs to accrue up
on this notice is the sum Of $3.50;
and that the time for redemption from
said sale will expire ninety days af-
ter the service Of this notice.
Witness my hand and seal Of office
at Bottineau, N. D., this 9Th day of
March 1919.
st. (Seal) G. H. Hebert,
County Auditor Bottineau County,
North Dakota.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-03-20
Notice of Expiration of Period of
Redemption.
To Emmett Amsbaugh and all others

To Emmet Amsbaugh and all others
Interested:
Take notice that Tax Sale Certifi-
cate No. $50 issued upon the tax sale
December Ia, 1915 Of the following
described land, viz: Lots 10, 20, Fl, ~,
Block 40, Whites First Addition to
Bottineau, Bottineau County, N. D.,
for the taxes Of the year 1914 on said
land has been presented at this Office
and application made for deed there
on; that said land was sold on said
sale for $25.19 and the amount re-
quired to redeem said land from said
sale at the date hereof exclusive Of
the costs to accrue upon this notice is
the sum Of $1OO.13; and that the time
for redemption from said sale will ex-
pire ninety days after the service OF
this notice. e@
Witness my hand and seal Of Office
at Bottineau, n. D, this 9Th day q
March 1919.
st. (SeaD G. n. Hebert,
County Auditor Bottineau County,
North Dakota.
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section 2, Township 100, North, Of
Range 80, West of the 9Th p. N. con-


section e, Township 16O, North, Of
Range 80, West of the 9Th p. M. con
tanning 100 acres.
Assignee Of mortgage has paid
the 1915 real estate taxes on the prem
ises to be f~oreclosed herein and the
amount thereof has been included in
the sum due On the sale date. He has
also paid interest due on q prior
mortgage and included this amount
also in the sum due on the sale date.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date OF sale the sum Of Seven
Hundred Ten and 7O-10O Dollars and
the legal costs and expenses Of this
foreclosure sale.
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dako-
ia, March 6, 1919.
M. F. Murphy,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Charles o. Lee,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage
Grand Forks, North Dakota. I
II N. Third Street. 3-13- to4-17.