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otis sheriff OK any constabiso q ssia casu, n.,i,
WaErE4s. r n SSans. unaer III s,., q, W..
3 Co. resident citizen c. rrs1is ,-ss,r,- 49,. ~
1lcd 1ls petition N me District Cocrf ~ ,.
naqid@au lis wife both Il whom, ~, 49,, =, 4, =
ilon-rcsdcnts n thc Sfaic 81 Texas i, ii ~ ~ 49,.
one - the atiurncVs Tor plaintiff aIle-ir.i i4
~ IL. iote. That t1c cfeldauts are inscfrl ~ ,,s
lumber, shingles ftnl- etc sasrse them atyarious
tunes ard datcs between October Q. 1874 ana rl-
pay their iusf 4nd ieascfaeic value, and petoncr al
iees thcr just fair and reasonable Value to be fre
hundred and ten deisrs pr g fafiicnlrs ~ said
items being sppetced % the pe1tien mArked 'A'9.
Petitioner iurltr ailecs that saia lumber shingles
plank eic WAS furnished br petitioner and used Is
defendants in the reir and ercefion q houses uat.
huiIdines fences cts situated upon lots numbers q
e 3 q and 10 in block M 81 Raymond 8 Nhiils's
subdivision ~ olteis Nos ~ - and ~ q division
county Texas Tint said rial estate was The dates
Of he iGrrishne % Dc said lamhcr, plnks shingles.
claim Tor money has besn duly proved Up and rccOrde
mechanics lien on the sl3 rt estate. aud Is such
due and PAYABLE hat they hate never paid ne same
and thar petitioner s nov the legal owner and holder
Of said claim and lien.
Wherefore. he rrys Tor 5n uncut for his slid debt.
interest costs 81 suit decree Tor foreclosure ~ his
mechanics lien, and fos general aud special relief.
Yen are therefore commanded 10 summon the said
James Davidson aud A. +. Davidson by Publication 81
this viii In The DEnocnATic SrkrrsaAN. newspaper
published In Austin city for foar consecutive weeks
prior 20 the return day thereof 20 be and appear before
the honorable District Court u Travis county the
rst Monday in October, 1874 then and there 70
this petition and show cause if any thty have,
why Judgment should net be had against them Herein
fail not, but % this writ and your service thereon
make due return az the law directs.
Witness my hand and the seal 81 said dis
SE2I-l ttict court 90 Office al the CITY Of Austin,
September 3, 1878.
a. +. NORRIS CicSx
BY FRANK BROwN. Deputy
Received September 3 1873 and ordered 90 Dc
printed in the DENocRArlc STATESMAN, weekly
newspaper published IN Travis county Tor fonr sRcces
siye weeks from this date.
GEO p. zIAfPELslAN, sheriff
ByJoIrN T. STOKES, Deputy -ep5w4t
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Miss Becky Newton.
Well. sir.
viii you marry me r
No, WON'T
Very we'll, then don't. that's ALL"
Mr.. Fred Eekersou drew away his chair
and putting his feet up on the piazza, un-
folded newspaper. Miss Becky Newton
bit her lip and went ON with her sewing
She wondered il that was going Go be the
last Of Ii, she had felt this proposal COM
ing for nearly month. but the scene she
had anticipated was not an all like this
She had intended Is refuse him, but il WIS
10 be done gracefully She was TO remain
firm. notwithstanding his most eager en-
treaties. She was 90 have told him that.
though respecting his manly worth and up
right character, she could never &c more
than an appucialive islend She had IN
tended 10 she'd a few tears. perhaps as he
kuclt ia an agony Of snpphcalion al her
feet But instead, he had asked her the
simple question, without any rheiagieai ems
beliisbments. and, on being answered., had
plunged al once into his newspaper. ~
though be had mcrOiy inQuind the time of
day. She could have cried with vexatioa.
's1o0 viii never have q better chance. =
he continued, after pause. as he dcliber-
atoly TUNED over the sheet 20 ind tho
latest telegraph REPORTS.
A better chance for whatf She asked
shortly
"A better chance a. MARRY q Voting. COod~
looking man. whose gallmtry to the sex IS
only exceeded by his bravery ia their de-
fense.n Fred was quoting from his news
paper. bur Miss Newton did not know it.
And whose cgo.isn IS only exceeded rs
his impudepcc. rctottcl tAc lady sar-
casticallg,
Before iopg continued Fred, you
win Be out ol lhe market. Your chances,
you know, are getting simmer every day.
il wont be a great willie before you ara
Ineligible loa viii grow oldsnd wrln&led,
Such radeae>s toa ls.ly, sir IS i.oo-
siroes eScialmel Aiss Newton. rising
hastily ead kQshieg Is the temples
"flI give 1ou tipal opportunity. NiSs
Becky. Mihyoa naf-
Nol & ycn Ven tbs kiae 81 Enrland.
interrupted Hiss Newton. throwing down
her work em not IS, asto,nc1 "a such
INSULTS r Ana So saving She passed iista
The house ard slammed fsc deer behiaa
her
She Il net<r Is handsome D when 81,
IS iaaftee tteScllt ffci q biUsell af,t'
she bad gone. he slowly folded up hi.
paper ana rple s. Is us pocket ~
~ Ifo stl1 Der SIX shall newell
Nin der ia ihal hai b t4fc her. 5,
EteincI nIocl IS tcaet4i IH hax.
f co wInt ii mtF
felF different Nas Iae fnl Eck1.en 81
fht 81 l pscins neIse aslt % abd down
fte n Efom t1o trta telrn -
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THE AUSTIN Trust COMPANY have estab-
lished Special Fund, entitled the
Real Estate Trust Fund OF Texas.

THE AUSTIN TRUST COMPANY have estab-
lished Special Fund, entitled the
Real Estate. Trust Fund OF Texas,
Consisting such lands as may be conveyed 10 the
company for certificates Of stock in said fund.- and
such lands may be purchased by said company with
the means Of said fund These lands will be held by
said company as trust fund for the joint benefit
of all the holders of stock in said fund.- and win be
sold by the company from time to time, it may
deem for the interest Of the same.
The shares in said fund viii be one hundred dollars
each will be issued bearer and may be transferred
by delivery and will be receivable in payment for any
lands belonging the fund, upon the selection and
demand Of the holder Each certificate will entite the
holder to pro rata dividend Of the profits Of the
fund.- according to the date OF each certificate which
dividend WILDE issued in the form of fractional shares
representing the advance in the value OF the lands be-
longing to said fund.
Persons who desire to obtain certfcatei for stock
in said fund in exchange for lands, will send to the
company description of the lands and chain Of title
from the Government down. together with their price,
and fee sufficient to expenses of investigating
the titles; when the company after reasonable time
for investigating the title and asceanng the value Of
the land viii accept reject the lands offered II the
lands accepted certificates Of stock win be issued
for the value thereof under such regulations as may
be adopted by the company.
lis the fixed determination Of the company not to
allow than fair cash market price for lands in
exchange for certificates Of shares in this fund Nor
viii certificates be issued for less than their par
vSue for money to be invested in land for this fund
1he object in establishing the fund is enable the
holders of unmproyed lands in Texas to put them in
shape that they will be available security for Dor
wing money. The certificates, being based upon
rS1 estate at its market cash value and being receva-
bic at their face value for any lands belonging to the
fund.- and entitled to dividends from the profits of the
same, it is believed win make them a desirable
security, well safe and convenient mode Of
holding valuable estate, of conveying the at
pleasure, without record or expense.
Certificates of shares in this fund.- viii be substall-
TALLY in the following form:
No =. 500
AUSTIN TRUST COMPANY.
This certificate entities the holder to one share of one
hundred dollars of the
REAL ESTATE Trust FUND OF TEXAS,
with the privilege of selecting and demanding title
one hundred dollars worth of any lands belonging to
said fund.- the surrender of this certificates and Of
representing the advance in the value OF the fund.-
......... ......-.... President.
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4 DMINIsTRAToR's -.


Within legal hours, On TUESDAY, The seventh day
OF October, A. ID. 1873, ! Wil sci. the door Of
Travis county court house, IN the city Of Austin.
Texas the highest and best bidder FOR cash. all the
following described lots OF land situated In
the county Of I!ays state Of Texas being part OF the
bounty granted Isaac Perkins, lying on the Colombo
river about miles west Of the city OF Austin
wit: Lots Nus 10 -, inclusive containing forty acres
each as shown by plat OF subdivision Of surveys Nos
q and 81, from survey made by Dennis Corwin
yeyor, and copy Of which may be "a law Office or
John A. Green, and win be exhibited day Of sale
Also, six hundred and forty acres situated In the
county OF Mensrd, State OF Texas nine and one half
miles north, ihiryscven degrees east from the old
San Saba Fort. Secured hy patents Mes Hos and
1863 vol. r. TO Jos II. Moore, assignee Of Hcrnrlck
Heynefnan, being in two tracts 80 acres each.
Also, twelve and one half acres Ia Travis county,
Texas, seven miles west OF Austin and out OF the
southwest corner Of the Benedict Bcecham bounty
tract, purchased by dos II. Moore decd from Eanes
The aforesaid lands viii be sold the property OF the
estate Of Joseph II Moore, deceased FOR the purpose
Of discharging mortgage debt thereon and 10 raise
funds for The maintenance OF the family OF deceased
By virtue Of IN order OF sale made by the District
Court OF Travis county, Stale OF Texas granted Jay
3, 1873 Title believed good. Lands valuable
MATILDA T. MOORE,
Administrators Estate OF jos. H. Moore, deed
Austin, September ., 1873. self dtw
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Travis
County. Greeting:

NOuAtys OEfeet1nSs
WHEREAS, l. c. Locke and +. Marshall Of said
county have filed their petition in the District Court
of Travis county against james Davidson alleging:
That IN the months of July and August, 1872
petitioners were employed by said Davidson to
paint the dwelling house aud onthouses Of said
Davidson on outlOts Nos. z, 8 and q in block
No. Of the subdivisions Of outlots Nos IS. Is
and l-in division OF the city Of Austin the home.
sted OF dtf endant that in compliance with said
trac petitioners did the work Of painting said dwell
ins, and Out-houses IN Worknanlike manner, to the
expressed satisfaction Of defendant and that for said
work and material furnished and used n sud work.
defendant became liable and l. justly indebted to pc
tiOners in the sum Of Two hundred and hfty coin dol
lars VIII appear by reference 20 bill OF particulars
attached TO te petition; that by thereof the
same il lien upon said dwelling and OuthOuses and
premises Aforesaid; that said sum Is due and
paid from defendant petitioners pray for process by
legged TO be due for order sell said premiscs for
the payment OF said debt, and for general relief
Wherefore, command you to summon james
Davidson, by causing this citation to be published for
four successive weeks prior to the return day hereof
in the DiaocRATIc STATESMAN newspaper published
in Travis county, to appear before The District Court
Of Travis county to be held at the court house thereof
in AUSTIN on the FIRST MONDAY in October, 1873
then and there to answer the petition Of l. C. Locke
and F. Marshall brief statement Of which Is set ont
herein, when where you shall make known how you
have executed the same.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the District
lSEAL. Court Of Travis county, at Austin, this
August 80 1873.
A. r. MORRIS, Clerk
by FRANK BROwN, Deputy. sep6 I'D 3tw
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10 the Sheriff or any Constable OF Travis
County, Texas, Greeting:

WHEnEAs Susan A. Howell has fled her petition for
divorce, in the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Travis county, alleging: That she ntermar-
Rcd with Henry A. Howell, on the eleventh day OF
December 1865, and that the twentysixth day or
January 1862 he the said Henry A. Howell abandoned
her and left the country, and is nonresident Of
Texas and for the three years last past she has
seen heard Of her said husband and praying that he
be cited by publication TO answer said petition and for
decree diss0ying the bonds Of matrmpny heretofore
existing between herself and her said husband Henry
A. Howell
You therefore commanded that you cite the said
Henry A. Howell TO be and appear az the next term Of
the District Court OF Travis county to be begun and
held at the court house thereof IN Austin on the first
Monday in October, 1915, then ard there to answer
plaintiff petition, by causing the foregoing brief state
ment to be published in newspaper Ia the county
Of Travis for fonr successive weeks prior 10 the return
day thereof Herein fail not, bt due publication aud
return thereof make as the law directs.
Witness my hand and seal OF said District
LSEAL.l Court, at Office in the city Austin. Travis
county, Texas, this the eth day of Sepfem-
Der 1873. A. II. NORRIS. Clerk.
BY FRANK BROWN, Deputy sep6 itd3tw
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1--WE STATE OF TEXAS,

To al persons interested IN the administration u The
Estate Of THOMAS p WASHINGTON, deceased:
Z. z. WASHINGTON, Executrix Of the viii Of T..
=. WASHINGTON, has fled hsr dnal exhibit IN the
District Conrt Of Travis county which win be acted OH
af the tm OF said court commencing the FIRST
MONDAY IN October, 1872 at the court house thereof
in the city Of AUSTIN nj which time all persons inter
ested IN said estate may appear and make objections
thereto.
Witness, a. T. Norris clerk Of said Court,
IsEAL and the seal thereof attached this uinih day
Of September a. ID. 1873.
A. r. MORRIS, Clerk.
By FRASK Blows, Deputy. ael83tw
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Permanent Board Of Trustees.
The AUSTIN Trust Company

Ihe austin Trust Company
authorized by its CHARTER to receive real and per
sonal estate in trust and to keep dispose of the
same according to the terms OF the trust.
To receive money on deposit, and TO loan money at
conventional interest
To act as receiver in OF litigation in any o. the
courts Of this State OF the United States.
To act trustee in mortgages and deeds Of trust,
and for minors, married women and other persons by
special appointment.
To act as trustee and financial agent for charitable,
religious, and educational Institutions, and for
ties, cities and other corporations.
To sell real estate, bonds, mortgages, and other
securities, to purchase the same according to in
structions.
To accept and execute all manner Of trusts.
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THE AUSTIN TRUST COMPANY submit their
claims to an intelligent public and solici: liberal
share of patronage. They do especially recommend
the REAL ESTATE TRUST FUND as a very de-
sirable investment and as the most efTecaal method
of selling Texas lands to actual settlers aud Of
ing TO them the highest order Of titles.
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Total. i2.1sg CASH CHS, slao1uiins 80 go
The distrbnfou VIII - positive wheeler ~ te tick
cfs ere erIt o. rot and tte ga lfte I'll rld q pro-
portion 20 he tickets eci1--eI upeod tickets 4nr
dcsfrofc1 81 az ne Frst ard Se1ald Co1tffs and npt
gcllreltlItld in TIE dfaUlar
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EEMALE BEAuTY.

Lives there a man. lives there q Woman 80 lost 20
reason, that he she Admire and appreciate
genuine female ee1lnyt What joy md delight 10
siaed and gaze upon healthy and beautiful tftnanl
But, can there be beauty without heafhs Lis io me-
ye thousands 81 sckly puny, suffering fcmaies
~ you afcAhhoNtu Win any lingering tomato COM
paint aud desire immediate recf plocuge 40 once one
TWO bottles ~ DR.. Dr9meooles Epath Female Biz
tiers, and be resiorcdto health q by druggists and
merchants Address
DIR j. T. DROAfGOOIE,
Mcmphs, Tom
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W0lLiA'S MEDIcAL aDTISER

gives causes, symptoms and treatment an ordinary
female complains. book needed hy an moihcrs and
sicllly females. Price % cents. AddTtss above.
- sold in Austin, Texas Wholesale end Retail hy
Alexander Y son, ana Ben. II. Thompson.
iunel vEdfm
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ny the Governor OF the State OF Texas
$500 REWARD.

To all TO whom these presents shall come: Whereas
Il has been made known TO me that about the
tenth day Of August A. D. 1873 in BOsque county. in
said State, one JAMES IL REED. and one SOL
REED. did murder one A. WHEELER. and that the
said James II. and Sol Reed stl large and flgi-
tives from justice,
Now, therefore, ], Edmund 7. Davis, Governor Of
Texas by Virtue of the authority vested ia me by the
Constitution and laws OF said State. Go hereby offer
reward OF two hundred and fifty dollars each for the
arrest and delivery Of the said James IL. Reed aud
Sol Reed 10 the Sheriff % Bosque county. inside The
jail door; said reward be paid upon conviction
OF said murderers-
In testimony whereof. have horeunto signed
my name aud have Causcd the great seal Of
SEAL the state 20 be affixed. az the city OF Aus
tin, this sixteenth day Of September. a. D.
1873 EDMUND j. DAVIS,
Governor
BY the Governor.
JAMES p. NEwooHB, Secretary OF State.
zpfq ffd2f,v
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lvEDNEsDAY, december 2, 1873.

Only 6dO0o tickets VIII be sold and 0ne-haf Of these
are Intended Tor the European market TINS leaving
only 1900 for sale ia the United States where 10000
disposed 81 Tor the Third Concert The tickets
arc divided into coupons parts. and have on
their back the scheme, with full expauafon 81 the
mode ~ drnwinG
dispay ever Witnessed ID this csuniEy the uai1ecc-
dcnfed sum Of
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NEW STAGE LINE
Between San Saba and Fredericksburg
and san Saba and Lampasas.
The travelling public hereby informed that will
run hack regularly between San Saba and Fredericks-
burg and san saba and Lampasas Leaving San Saba
and M Fredericksburg on Tuesdays. Returning, leave
Fredericksburg Wednesdays, arriving at san Saba
every Thursday. Leave San Saba for Lampasas every
saturday, arriving on the same day and return sun
day. thus making close connection between San Anto-
MO and Lampasas. and Lampasas and Waco.
Fare from San Saba TO Fredericksburg 50, and from
Lempasas TO San Saba 81 30; Tins making a through
trip at the low rate of S13 90.
SAN SABA. Texas. August 25. 1874. ANS vim
DRoPERTY FOR SALE
By
ARCHER & MOORE, Attorneys at Law.
Lot and H0use with 4 rooms good cistern in
splendid neghborhood, $500
Lots, -four roOms), walls for stone house. cistern
good neighborheod, $1,000.
Lots, -four rooms and halD, cistem and near a
public well for washing water 5000.
: Lots, presenting splendid view OF Austin $1,000
!. Lots, enclosed, $3.50.
Lot, 5000
80 Acres two and half miles east Of Austin, $780,
Acre one mile north of Austin, 500.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
40a Acres IN Gonzales county 100 acres in cultivation
on san Marcos river balance well timbered,
200 Acres in same county, 5000
au23 dtEwif
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GOO nEwAnD.

% AZ 20 whom these prCscnls shah come. FThcrss
u has bern made known 10 fhat on az about thc
neerle IN Robinson colnty Ga sid state one WASH
lN0ION POWELL did murder 0nc. JAMES q.
JOHNSTON and ole BENJAMIN JOHNSTON. and
that The said y asainst0n Powell Is sin ~ large and
fugitive from justice,
Now therefore, ]. Edmund J. raVis. Governor OF
Texas, BY virtue % the authority vcstc Ia me By the
Co-sii uun and Laws o. said State do hereby offcr
rerd 81 SIX hundred dollars Tor the arrest and deliv
y Of the said Washington Powell 70 the sheriff u
Robertson county, inside the jail door said reward 10
be paid on conviction u said murderer.
IN testimony whereof. i have hercuulo signed
my name aud have caused the great seal OF
lSEAL- tae STATE 20 Be affixed. az ihc city uf Aus
On, this sixteenth day % September 4. D.
$50
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
Coyp-uu-.
By the Governor.
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divided into 1860 cosh gifts wiz be Distributed b. lOt
among the ticket h0iieTs-fhc numbers % he tickets
he drawn from one wheel by blind ehlidTe ind lie
eiiis from auotae-
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I 0sf.
Cook for I league and labor of land Also
headlight certificate No. 6, issued to Samuel
Cummings, for $50 acres of land Both issued
by Roard OF Land Commissioners of Matagorda coun-
ty. f.not heard from within the time prescribed by
law application viii be made to the proper authorities
for duplicates.
sell gtw SANf'L R. FISHER Attorney.
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Is.ooo cAsn GIETs. el.5oO.ooo

The Fourth Grand GIFT Concert -csized y special
act OF the Legislature the benefit 81 the Public IL
brry Of Kentucky, viii take place n Public Library
Hall a. Louisville, Kentucky,
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a ceriain eass Ger DiaFrhsa Chr,s6ie DlanAcs.
eaisEs, tBloQ.y Fisxl Chronic nisentegy. chqel
choiesa Notbns Cholera Iasmtan. (spmmcr Cora
piaini,' Choiic ana Loo>encss a TIE no,rri-.
Eeconmcndcd by
rs y, s. = y asseI a l,oasion Dr. n n 81 Misses f i
~ vain Gel. @oha s. Ford 81 forelofft + ilnotep
Saft. y, kenciy a1d lct f,tf..r f 81 is.ll.tf "a
lilsN tisfilie, Texas
~ sac n q teoae 6siyes'en. Texas. nan q
druggists - IVY ~t's-.'''' e.'' 'l -
treTatSd ~
2 j. rCTEGNAT.
Druggist and AnrtfEcrrv
IAi.HE- NtAtNla a
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LoR SALE.

XEOR SALE.
MY FARM, FIVE MILES FROM AUSTIN, ON
the Lockhart road. Fine threestory building. twelve
rooms; good spring and cstern; 500 of land in
the tract 300 in cultivation; tenant houses and all
essary Ont-hOUses and cOnvenienees belonging to
first class farm For terms, apply on the preises,
to y. Z. Sneed, Austin.
marTwtf s. G. SNEED SR.
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Washington PoHeiis about - years % age. about
i've feet two inches high dark complexion, black hair
and eyes, rather thin black beard with nnustachc,
weighs about 10 pounds has rather cfeainse voice.
selq Itditw
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,..,s a.. nragss md Aroihecsfy.
NeLIsH PEaAlR BITTERs.

An infinite multitude ~ disesste c.ssi ,,t,r women,
footsteps nom the cradle 10 tbt or.,s s-f p. 49,
rs she exposes herself 90 lie various 1sl
weather and scenes ~ lils- lti iIi,s
her sex fOt few laltes exempt frorl frl ~
female ompaini iheciseases and synlptoia. of soi,
Of those affections attitudes. 10 are IS follows. thiris
OF Green SiesneSs a,l irregularities HfsftrIeS psri
'afon. Sick Headache, 1iacay q hreafhine, Saoih-
eritg sensations tso.Aisns lii end ticcratlo. cold
Pain IN he side and hack Low Spiiis and Mcancholv
Mental sud fhyricai pTosiFafipn. Nakeirlucss Ini-
Of chronic comp l1ints irr1lsf tc@he female SEX Tie
pecgl.ar and Valuable combination known a. Dfon.
go0ies
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T osT-
Donation Warrant No. 691. issued to Ralph T. Sevey
for $40 acres By Aduant General, April g. 1898; and
INDICATED Balance Certificate No 3i5 G-2S, issued
the same for 1914 acres, by the Commissioner of
Claims March g. 1852 if not heard from within ninety
days, application viii be made for duplicates.
DECORDOVA & WRITER'S,
au14 wet Agents for owner.