Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, February 26, 1898, Page 5

sean neem A HAUNTED TREE. The Coon Vogs Turned Tall When They Strack It. Last fall a party of coon hunters from this city were in the woods in this Vicinity and the dogs hunted splendid- ly until they struck this old tree, says the Danville (Ky.) Advocate. There ‘hey tucked their tails between their ‘ees and simply flew. They whined and e other evidences of fear and could Hot be coaxed into hunting any more shat night. Finally the hunters them- selves became scared. One of them de- clared he heard the sound of a voice as if from some soul in deep distress. ihis settled it. Every man in the crowd suddenly remembered that he had busi- ness in town and townward the whole layout proceeded without further par- leying or loss of time. The next day an old gentleman residing in Danville “as told of the occurrence and he re- called the fact that he had been one of the party which had a similar ex- perience near this old tree three years veo and he said that the spot had n haunted for many years, A long time ago an old gentleman by the name of Louis Streat was murdered for his money and the murderer had dragged the body to the foot of this tree and overed it with dry leaves. The mur- rer was never punished by law. A young man named Henderson was ar- rested, charged with the crime, and at s examining trial was liberated on 00 bail. He jumped his bond and c.sappeared some time afterward. A New Evolution. Two or three mornings after the ar- rival of a new butler the mistress of the house took the opportunity of ask- ing the cook how she liked her new fellow-servant. The report was an ex- cellent one. “In fact, ma’am,” said the cook, “the servants’ hall is quite a dif- ferent place now.” Not unnaturally the mistress pressed for further par- ticulars. ‘Well, he talks so cleverly,” said the cook. “Last night, for in- stance, he explained things to us for an hour and a half.” “Explained things—what things?” said the mis tress, now really interested. ‘Well,’ was the reply, “he was telling us how we are all descended from Mr. Dar win "—Westminster Gazette. JACKS TITLE, How the Sailor Got the Rank of | Captain, “Captain Jack,” said Tommmje, as be and Bobbie drew near to the old sail- or at the seashore, shortly after their arrival, “you've told us a great many stories, but you never told us how you came to be a captain. Waa it bravery in battle?” “No, my lad,” replied the old cap- n. “I’ve been brave enough in bat- Ue to he an admiral, but I never got any promotion for it. It was indoor- ance won my title for me.” “Endurance?” said Bobbie. “That's as good as bravery, isn’t it?” “Better,” said Captain Jack. “A great deal better. A great many brave people give out when they oughtn’t to, but indoorin’ people never gives out.” “Nor in, ueither,” said Tomiie, “1 “I guess likewise,” said Captain Jack. “It wuz this way: In 1871- no, I guess it was 1873—no—waal, I never when was it? “Make it 1874,” said Bobbie.. “Three and one wake four.” “That's when it was,” said Captain Jack. “In 1874 I shipped as an able- bodied seaman before the mast with Capt. William Bilkes of East Glouces- ter, Mass., of the brig Peter J., of Nan- tucket. The Peter J. was a pretty good boat. They called her a brig, but she wasn't nothin’ in particular, so far as 1 could see. She was a composite boat —like them fortygrafts. The owners of her bought her stern in New York, and fastened it onto the bow of a wreck they’d purchased in a junk shop at Plymouth. The rudder was a relict of a defunct Spanish man-of-war, an’ the masts were bought at a bargaip sale of shipstuffs at Philadelphy. Where the cabin come from I don’t know, but it was amatoor from way- back. “When I first seed the ship I says, No, { don’t want none o’ her in mine. I'm fond o’ swimmin’, but I wants it as a diwersion, an’ not fer bizness. But Capt. Bilkes he says to me, says he: ‘Jack, you're the best sailor atioat, an’ I needs yer. Come with me, an’ I'll give yer $2,000 a month!’ “Cap'n,” says I, ‘that ain‘t what I gen'rally gets, but to oblige ye, I'll come at them figgers.’ An’ I went, not askin’ at all where he was a-goin’ to go to. “Waal, we sets ort, me before the mast with the others, an’ the cap’n an’ two mates, four midshipmen, three soupycargoes, an’ others behind the mast. “First day out, down comes the cap’n with the mumps. Dies. Chucked over- board. “Second day out, down comes the two mates with measles. Dies. Bur- ied at sea. “Third day out, down comes the soupycargoes with whoopin’ cough. Dies. All's over. “Fourth day out, down comes the whole crew, ‘cept me, with shycumotis, due to havin’ eat too much tomatoes. Dies. Nothin’ left aboard but me with the Mary Jones—” “Peter J.,” said Bobbie. “~he Peter J.?” observed Captain Jack. “Get ‘em mixed sometimes; they're so many boats, I ain’t more trouble to. There was me all alone by myself aboard the Henry Q., to bring her into port, loaded as she was with olives and fried potaters. “It was a tarrable responsibility; but I took it on. So, my boys, there bein’ no soupycargoes, nor no mates, nor no cap'ns, nor no nothin’ save me an’ the decks onto the ship, I 'p’inted myself commander-in-chief, an thar ye be.” “It's very interesting,” said Tommie. “You bet it is!” said Captain Jack; “put it ain’t half so interestin’ to me as a box of imported cigars would be.” And the boys walked off, and, later on, Captain Jack received a box of im- ported clgars—‘“just,” as Tommie said, “to interest him.”—Harper’s Round Table. United States Land Office, Sheriff’s Execution Sale. . PublicgLand Sale. | First Publication Jan 22. Swamons. ir st 3 ae Tees fe Kotiee a heredy given 1ngeaiu, Minn, | Under and by viriue of an execation ts- STATE OF aii © ‘ot is here! ven that in pursuance sued ontefand under the seal of the dis- ‘ i 3 ofinstractions from the Commissioner of tries court, itu judicial district. county of COUNTY OF Trasca. x Homesteaders the General Land office under authority 5t. Louis, state of Minnesota, upon a judg-; = District Court, & vested in him by section 2455. U.S. Rev. Stat, -ment duly rendered in the municipat Court | Fifteenth Judivial District i se emended aves ace oF ae ra apn rOres peice of Sloe eco ae and ren Louis A, Pradt, Pulau it] reb. 2 O. we will proceed to offer ae pab- 6 ne h day of October . in an action Plaintiff, 9 . Me sale on the 25th day of Apri 186, mestsat therein, wherein James Gexizie was piaine| | agatust i 5 Can save time and expense by o'clock p.m. the following tract of lund, and Rainy Lake Improvemeat Company Sewa . Ailen, Charlies M. + H fowih Ae en, 860, 12, twp. 56 Ny range was de endaint, in favor uf sald lain ant Paritussi aud William proving up before E. &. Kiley, w. . M. uguinst the said defendant for the sum of* Grant, us administravor of } y i ‘Any wud wil persons claiming adversely $12149-100. a transcript of which Judgment ; the estate of Joseph. Ban- Judge of Probate, Grand Rapids. the above deseribed lands «re uuviscu Ww wie Was thereafter and on the 18th day of Octo-| ville, deceased, and also all their claims in this office oO or before the ber Isd4, duly filed and decketed in the office | other personsor parties un- day above designated for thecommencement of the clerk of said district court in and for | known claiming any estate, q . = Lag sale, otherwise their riguts wili ve St. Teen tae | anne . und Gr ere rig, title, lien ur interest Fili forfeited. and onthe 7b day of January isu, duly | im tie real esvave “leseribed i i aR 28, 1898. transcribed, filed and ¢ ed in the office | in tue complaint herein 1 Ings Upon Land Wa. E. © Register. of the clerk for the dist gurt of the 15th Detenuaits. EL. RYAN udicinl district. county of Itasca, etute of | The Stave of Minnesota to the ubove named i May also be made before SOL. defenaants: him. GANG, Wilerews suid Judgment was on the © hwreby Summoned and required to " a i ay of dunuary 155 sold and : he Complaint of the plainuit in the Notice of Jiaring. | to Frederic W. Paine, and on the 61 titled sclion; which soumptainy Js.0n A The Expense 808, by the'said Fr. W die in the vluice of the clers of Court, at United States Land Office, | sold and as: in the village of Grand iKapius, of taking witnesses to 5 Beau ; Duluth, Minn, | bed bite os nat ne eatin Minnesota, and wo serve a Duluth or St. Cloud james Bartley, | assigned wo Jonn Meclit mower to compiatint vp Wwe aw Spiaintif, Missouri: a. id ussi bis office in the. village of can be saved. duly trans and do: keted in n suid county of Luased Vincent Cournoyer, tor rrespeetive order in the office of the wcler the service of th s minor child, Estalie, { Clerk oc ne aiioerick pour: in. ed: for. the Sie cheer aaek All Business suid cum- the plain- court tor plaint, with this action. vu fail Ww auswe e Lime uloresaid, cul in this action Wil apply t the relief demauded in suid. and Lizzie Cournoyer. county of Ltasva, Minnesota. fendants. | | “And whereas suid execution having bees Involving Indian allotment application | QyipQte. Sheri of isald county, of Tiase No. 3is forswi ne, and indian atiotuent | Upon and will sell at public auction to th Entrusted to my care will be given prompt attention. the costs and disbursements No. 319 for nig sei, Sec. 17, twp. 1 N. TNE | highest bidder for casi, at the iront door of | Vated, Pebruary d 3 5 Hi ‘s . i e iru . 8, A.D. 1808. 23 W. Sth P. M. | the court house in i ds 0. L. PRATT, @ nes apids in said coun’ Plaintiff's Attorney, NOTICE OF HEARING. the t th day of M | Grand Rapids, Itasca County. Mirnesoea, If You Want to. File The Hon. Commissioner of the General | the forenoon o Lana Office, by his letter “G.” of sun. 17, los, interest: cuit having ordered a hearing in the above en- | debtor Rainy Lak titled cause, upon the affidivitof suid Bart- hadinand to tue ley, alleging pfior settlement uron the land | described on the 71 upon lands under any laws of the on Uct. 29, 29, and continucus residence | that being the dat 2dgment was thereon; and said hearing having been | tiled and docketed in my couniy or there-| County oF Itasca. United States, or when you are so..git with the view of canceil.ciun vi suid after aquired. | Disielenooates ready to make final proof, call at g ; illciment applications, the suid parties are | ‘The real estate to be sold under and by psa ee 18 hereby summoned to be and appear at this | virtue uf sald execution, at the ume and| tides an hen pee eae the office of the Judge of Probate ? bed as follows: Plaintiff, Court House, Grand Rapids office on the 2th day of March i856. uv lua. and being in tue | Lous A. Pradt, red irom 1 to 8 | ainst E. C. KILEY. Notce of Lis Pendens | S'ALE OP MINNESOTA t Ds. ie eS eS ae ee cerning tue question of pricr seuletcnt. Duted, Jun, 24, 1898, ; of block No. 1, i ten, Charles WM. CULKIN Register. | ch and every lol numbered from 1 to8,! MU. Varkiurse and Willan © of block No. 2. {Geom as adiuiusivatur of nd every lot numbered from 1 to & | tac estaie of Jusepu isan- Public Land Sale. inclusive ol bloc E Ville, weeded, anu aise wi |. Each and ever, Vis Or pa United States Land Office, | inclusive of bloc! a cla a Duluth Minn. , Each and every lot uumbered from 1 to & HUG, dear enberust Notice is hereby given that in pursuance | asive of block No.5. | Ita decribed AS of instructions from the Commissioner of the | und every lot numbered from t to > ease aan , q 0. 3. lot numbered from it) Oo. 4. m.. to respond and furnish testiniony con- seward D4 Se Ere ae Sa Sell alee General Luna Office und vested | Inclusive of block No, 6. ve ‘in him by section 2455, Stat. as! & lot uumbered from 1 to &| Nosiew is iereny given that an action has | S*S# Ss PSssesesseeereesseeueseoereseseees ee: Lis es amended Ly the act of Congress. approved 'k No.7. ced ib thin court by the above | gy 4 February 26, 1805, we will procees! to uiter at y lot numbered from t to Aull agaist (ae above named de- |g public sale on the Ith day of Morb. P88, at Hat civ Object of stid action 1s bo Worelock a.m. next, at this oftice, the fol | - duainvetiue:| Try one of our 50c 2 5 lowing tract of land, to-wit. sw sw’. sec. 1, pdeseribea to ve LL Cc wis nw and sey of Sa. see 12, ah in twp, wud all chaluns or de- | & meals for.... Jwe 58, range 23. Hu Guat Ube premises | ge Any and all persons claiming adversely are situated im ue | ¢ above described lands ure advised to fi e of block No: LL H tate uf Minnesubla, and are | ge their claims in this office on or before the | und every lot numbered from 1 to 32. vos West inal ed day above designated for the commencement © of block Nu. 12, ofsaid sale, otherwise uber s wil be 4 and every io. numbered £ ty 2 = No. 1 ilk luWwhsitip Sixly-ow ery lot numbered from 1 to.3%, ty-thiee 83) We e of Dluck No, 1. 3, A.D idus. und every lot numbered from 1 1032, U. ue PRATT, e ot block No. 15. Plainutl’s Attorney, und every lot numbered from 1 to 32, Grana Kapids, auinn. » 1. id block 16. STATE OF MINNESO? “=f DS. forfeited. Date, reb. 1, 1898. WM. E. CULKIN. Register, F. L. RYAN, Receiver. The Palaee —— Sample Room —ANDB— Notice fur Publication. Land office at St. Cloud, Minn. February 7th. 1898. b Notice is hereby given that the following- ppt lot 3i in named settler has filed notice of his intentic ch and every lot to make inal proof in support of iis claim clusive of block No. 1s. | eee) und that suid proof will be made before E. Each and every lot numbered from 1 to 26. | Atos eiock bubruary, a... iste, DK Judge of Probate Court in and f inclng volar bites NURIA Sian Bane epee peygis oem area err & - y. Minnesota, at Grand Rapi wud every lot numbered from 1 to 3%, i tee i. ULARE. S d R t t : copt iota 1b unt Reyister ut Deus. candinavian hestaurant. Lots and by Bassin Crane, Deputy. wred from 1 to 32, County of Lu I icrevy certify that the within notice oi Lis Pendens Was Mied in Unis office tor recuid Oi the dd day of bebraas se eee ae j AEA SE ee a ee a ae ae ae a ae a ae a ae a ea ae a eae ee ae trom 1 to 32 Sat Re ME: ade Homest 44, ny ney and township H4 vorth LOGAN & DOYLE, Proprietors. 0. inind every ;inchusive: in sail swi4 ne of section 25. ge xbw. He names the following wit- > to prove his continuous residence os and cultivation of said tan (lark Clay, ot G s. Minn.. Calvin Gaiman, Otis C. Benjamin &. Lymmes, of Deer River, Minn. y le z THEO. BRIENER, Register, | Mulusive of block No 24. Bach and every lot numbered from L to 3i — -—————— | inclusive of bi . First publication Jan. 29. gach und every*tot numbered from t to J Last publication Mch 12. inclusive of tl Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Default having been made in the pay- ment of the sum of Five Hundred y seven and 13-100 dollars. which is cl. be due and is due at the date of this notice upon a certain mortyage, duly executed aud delivered by Elzie Matthews and Mandy Matthews. his wife. Mortgagors, to Charl H. Houlton, Mortgagee. bearing date ti twentieth day of July, 1804, and with power of sale therein contained, duly record- ed in the office of the register of deeds in and | tor the county of Itasea. and State of Min the twenty-third day of July. 1 at $:30 o'clock a. m., in Buok C of mortgage on page 220. Wiich said mortgage. togeth debi secured thereby, was duly assigned by said Charles H. Houlton, Mortgagee, to :. E. Brassord, by written assignment dated the third day of June, B and recorded in the office of the said register of deeds on the fifth day of December, 13%, at 1 o'clock. p. us. in Book Got aio S.On page 74; and noactionor proceeding having been insti- tuted, at law or ot wise. to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof. i Now, therefore. notice is hereby given. | That by v.rtue of the power of sale coniain ed in Suid mortgage, and pursuant to th statute in such cuse made and provic the said mortgage will be foreclo sule ot the premises described in and © ed by said mortgage, vii Lot four (4) and south-west quarter of the north-west quarter of section two (2), und lot One (1) and south-east quarter of the north-east quarter of section three (3). ail i township sixty-one (61), range twenty-thr (2d county and state of Minnes«t the government survey ther i! hereditaments and appurie ances: which sale will be made by the shevi | 3.0) (00 @y of said Itasca county, at the front door o! the | 1, court house in. the village of Grand | ATF iove don Rapids, in said county and state, on the | yd being in 4th day of March, 1898, at 10 o'clock a. m.. | {Yi nesoin of that day, at public vendue, to the high- | | est bidder for cash, to pay ‘said debt of | yyy 5i7-1 a and interest. and the taxe ’ id premises. and_ fifty dull: attorney as stipulated in’ ana said mortgage se of foreclosure. the disbursements allowed by law; su to redemption at any time within one y from the day of sale, as provided by law. Dated January 27th. 1898. E. BROSSARD, Assignee of Mortgage. 1-2 Torrey Building. Notice of H ° Notice. states Land Office, This popular place has recently been re- pierce arranged and a First-class Restaurant¢ Aprii 19, 18¥5, > thes Norch oH - M.. will be openec zi ce on Wednesda: PApril atQo'cluck a. M., and that on and aid days we will receive applicai for the cutry of lands iu said townships. VM. opened in congection with our [Sample nambered from 1 to 18, Het He St He He He Me He Me at He HE a ERE NE 6 BB. jot numbered from 1 to 30, First-class Lodging House. Open Day and Night. Our Bill of Fare contains all the delicacies of the season. No. 2! Jot numbered from { to #1. k No Bu. ery lot ntimbered from Lte 5: ve of biodk No. Bt and every tut nani k No. & * & a ® RREHH HSH HHS MrerrrrrrT TTT Tri T rT TitiiriirtririTiirt tii ti iii iirry with the y lob aw k No 4! andevery lot nu vio-k No, DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC R'Y. | nvey= | in PHRouGH Cars WEEN KING 47 fthe towaste of Rain Ttasea stuce of Minne me LAKE MINNEAPOLIS SUPER ig ——* Gra Aap DULUTH Leave Duluth 6:30 p. m. Grand Forks | irae j UM ITED | (Except Saturday.) 3 and Winnipeg | Baatyy n“ » a =} ing of record deeds: s etioné j TO—— ibe? pr pthecouuty of (in SAGINAW Bite 24 Hours TORONTO Bme2nss™ 3) cutte MONT REAL Bim 36,85. Spokane BOSTON a Tacoma Helena ted Grand Rapids. Mina. Jaan: Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dining Crs Tourist Sleeping Cars she uf | | Seatte NEW YORK fire siz's0:"" Portland PRR RRR ee ALFORD & HU: Attorney: Duluth. Minn. 50 a. m. Arrive Duluth | oui t Sunday. TIME SCHEDULE a Eee meata ‘ ages cigt ee ST. PAUL & DULUTH R. R. First publication Feb. 19. | ,. Whereas, Lawrence & Benton did on the , Dini"s Cars on Kacific Leave Last publication April 2. | 20th day of January. Ins, make applicatior | @ Express, Duluth Ti Card | to the village counzil of the viliage of Grane T. H. LARKE, Com’! Agent, x __| Daily ime Gard. Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Saiv | ieee Pee yes sud Be 3 age x ae paces Bro hn ne oP el squeal acai | ofthe twos “ : nesota and Dakota Points. Lta } Notice is hereby given that heretofore | OCWRE TN) s © 426 Spalding House Bik. DULUTH, MINN. Winnipeg. Yellowstone Ex Sun Daily — Daily i John J. Richardson and Sarah Richardson, | Ui jinetconorieinal- plas ot z ° 1 Butte. Spo-| : pm 11,15pm : his wife. mortgayors, executed and de TU hersey ree rey tena meee e COSOOSOOSOOOOOOOO OO | kane, ‘Taeoma. Se 2 9.85am +2.20pm +5.15pm i to D. M. Finlayson, mortgagee, a certain | rec rded pint thereof. foracd during theon-| a Portland. Ajuska | San B20pm 15pm } arin, late the 250) 3 sui * ate aise aad iF - b, # mortgage rg eth day o buing-yox tse eee :sopm|7-40 am 2.5 pm 6.30pm eaten 4- tember, 1800, whereby they mortgaged to %.15pm 7 . therefe Chicago Lim raid D.M. Finlayson to secure the payment | : of four hundred (800,00) dollars with interest | that said apptication will be beard befor Wisconsin Central and| ee at eight per cent (8) perannum, the follow- | Corder o Farday; Murch bib dmrat aca Chicago & Northwestern Fett Gh ots : ABR, y points “Milwaukee. Oht-| oe ; ing described property situated in the Vou! ty of [tasca, State of Minnesota, to-wit: Th northwest quarter (NW4i), section thirt four @4). town fifty-five (55), range twent three (23) west, c¢ — one monsred Sixty | issued as prayed. (160) acres, more or less according to the : dt apis. wake if fovernment survey thereof, That. said | ane reece Pi amie aiaeer lis ba o’ciock p.m, At which time and piaee pe re noitfied to appear and show cause. if an. have, why stid application should wot be rd und the said ticeuse 4:20 pm/11:05 pm cago and beyond.. GOING NORTH. Daily ExSun Daily, $.85am 1.40pm 10,45pm + 9.00am 2715pm 11:15pm +7.5km 1.45pm 10.45pm Through tickets to Japan and China, via ; ‘Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steamship Co. For information. time cards, maps and mortgage was duly recorded in the office of | H.D. POWE! tickets, call on or write ae baleen ey 3spm 7.46pm "FSoam once sti, day of Becomber, 107 at dW nn, | Attest: FRED A. KING. Presid * A, W. KUEHNOW, + Except Sunday. ” : : he Sth day of December, 1807, a1 9:00 a.m. ecorder, Pass, Agent. Doluth, dacet dnl tontiek é we pegs Ah oe Pos of Morigipes. of the Or CHAS. 8. FEE.G. P. &¥.A.. St. Paul. Glan eanlta ps miltiny Seating: aera nee records of said office. ‘That default has been made in the condl- tions of said mortgage in that the debt se- new sleeping carson all night trains. Tick- ~ | ets sold to and from all points in the United 50 YEARS’ States. Canada and ico. City Ticket cured thereby is due and unpaid. That there d is claimed tobe and is due and unpaid on (( ) ( > Office, 332 west Superior St., Duluth. sald mortgage and debt at the date tot this | NOTICE! EXPERIENCE Co STONE, ee abs Oss. tice 5 of $636 42. ath 1 t Tle s, " en ‘ass. ie proceeding has been instituted at law or oth- | United States Land Ontice. FINEST TRAINS ON EARTH FROM | Pass. Agent. General Agent, wise to recover said dept or any part thereof. Duluth, Mine., Jan. 11. 1898, Notice is further given, that under and by Notice is hereby virtue of a power of sale contained in said : given that the mortgage, and pursuant tothe statutes in: Oflictal plats of survey of Townships ST P A U L u such case made and provided said mortage | 149 North of Range 28 West of Sth . will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged | p yf. and ‘Township 149 North 5 remises above described, at public auction, | 5, > 3 OWDSDID North of Travz Marks By the sheriff of suid Itasca County. to the | Range 29 West of the 5th P. M., will AND Desicns highest bidder, at the Main Entrance to the | be opened for filing in this office op : Copyricnts &c. ,. ¢ Court House in Grand Rapids. in the County | weqtocday. Kebrurry. 2 7 ich » 4: oP Hate at Seite oP Minneseiac ae | Wednesday, February 2%, 1898, at 9! MINNEAPOLIS | attic arssnan ics etemrs eras oe i o'clock inthe forenoon of Monday. ‘the 4th | o'Cl¢ 70 ad township 1 orth favention is probably a. Communica- | 41:44 gue e day of April, 1898, to satisfy the amount | of Range 28 West of 5th P. M., will 3 Hons Eandbook on Patents. || 10:4 : ‘4:10 i senior abel, then Bi Ee ME be opened for filing in this office on TO 9:18 ‘ . i ” F . tae 8:40 attorney’s fees as stipulated and the costs Thursday, February 24, 1898. at 9 7:58 and expenses of these proceedings us allowed o'clock a.in., and (haton and after 7:60 . = 7: 6:55 by law. * Bid aba ao ‘ OSCAR HALLAM, |" Mortgagee. | township. , s onthe, $1. Sold by ali newedeaiore Attorney for said mortgagee, Wo. E. CuLKIN. Register 4 36 1Broadway, Yor Bate ie eae paul, Minnecsta. F. L. RYAN, Receiver. Electric Lighted and Steam Heated. ay sores New rk D. M. Pane. Generel Suparfatemdent $