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The National tribune., 1880-09-01

Sick headache often be greatly relieved and some
times entirely cured by the application of mustard
plaster at the neck The aster should not be kept
more than quarter g ~ s0ur.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
A Kiss Moonlight.

The Spanish Student Victorian
became desperately enamored with
the personal beauty and charms OF
prospcrina daughter of the King OF
Naples. lie frequently scaled the
wall at nightIn order to steal kiss
by moonlight while the pale moon.
beams were playing upon her CHS
ellcd features, and at one time in
rapturou. ecetacy he asked, what
hast made thee so beautliIy" Was
s2eh II question propourded TO oar
~ettIcst women these modern times
the reply would be, " simply use
English Female Bitters winch cures
all Aches and Pains" 1t is the on
ly known female regulator and ute
rinc tonic iof married aud single.
For sase at Jsss. 4. Driver d Cos
Drug Stare.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
headquarters.

John l.. Driver e. Co.'S. dsus
store is the headquarters tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
In our last h.a.he we were won,
to accord all praise to the Mill bay.
ouitcs for their laudablc exertions
in populating the county, but the
good mltrons of Osceola and vicin.
ity seem disposed to compete with
their.slstcrs of NJ Il Bayou in this re.
spcct, us witness the births for the
week: To Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Good
rich, son; Mr. and Mrs. ii. NJ
McNcigh adaughter; Mr.. and Mrs,
Prior Mckinney, a daughter; Mr..
and Mrs Robert PitimaAs twin
daughters; and several precencts
yet to hear from.
II you want anything in the
Drug line, call at Pettey's Drug
Store, where you will always be
supplied with a pure article for
less money than at any other place
in town. If
VICK's FLORAL GUIDE. .-The work
is before us, end those who send
five cents to JAMES VIcK. Roches
ter, n. y, for it will be dlsappoint
ed. Instead of getting cheap
thing, as abe price would seem to
Indicate, they will receive very
handsome work Of 100 pages, and
perhaps 800 illastra,ions-not cheap
but elcgatt illustrations, on the
very besi OF caleIIlered paper, and
as II s-t off ,S the whole, as, elcgan,
Colored plate tina, we would judg,
cost twice the price of the book
Address, JAMES NIcx, Rochester
NY.
If you want Fresh and Pure
Drugs at close rr'ees, go to Pettey''
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
a Qlinine Substitute.

Nearly all sufferers from chills
are on the alert Tor any remedy
that will take the place OF Qu,n,ne.
QauGnc is Objectionable on account
OF taste and the unpleasant symp-
toms that follow It's use, AS well as
the uncertainty of permanent
cure. Another objection 10 1uin-
Inc, is, that it Is always Secessary
TO use some other medicisse to pro
duce the proper effect upon the Sc
ei,elions. A remedy which IN eve
ry way combines all the above pro-
px.ies and that produces none OF
these unpleasant symptoses is just
nov in demand by chil, ssfesing
people. Such II remedy is sew of.
ferred as Bays Aguc Tonic, which
far surrasscs any aud all other srti,
Gle in the final cure OF Ckills.
For sale 1T Jno. l.. Driver Il Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03


es~Advcrt,scrs by the year will tic restricted
10 their legitimate business
e~" Yeayly ksyrrtL ,anents may lie changed or
reset four iim.- durirr the e.eN jrc' 81 "harye
tsy Parties contracting for ssarly advem a.
inrnir aud disseminating from any caLs,. VIII he
charged snort tiinc rates ne per tiine inserted
,Srr RATE
eF~,Notices ef concerts. l'esiiva :, sociahlos,
or any other meeting. whcs Ule.pr"caels are I"
DE used for p me bcneNoi-ut ~. pose, WI be
charged hall ratcs only,
ts,-torrlnI advcrtisemcnts sent th..>.a
hav,rti-ing Nwrnci.'s, must hr pa'd fer ~ ud-
Nancc, ar lrposit made With some Unc whom
,Ne may dc7.slaIic,
.s,- Narrjnc,. and dratl,s, moi rxcecdlne ten
lime will b, pubh s'ird ~ :, Tree 'f chHrgr,
gml ,hiiunrirs ril,s les OF respect funeral n'lic-
.i- aud invitations e.sailess ~ advertisements.
,y- AIi prrsong ms,s ietisfs or communi-
rniins reitlug fnrths.s si,ltdt,-l s'hefi's or IN
t.r,Sis to be- promoted, rmHnAIuy rom parry
ar larii,r, organizations ~ -'clHtis, VIII hr
charged for - other ADVERTISEMENTS
;.~ IN all Legitimate :. ,.,-u,l oi tbc demo
cratic or 'uDriN NaiNc lnr' y,,ss ID lhr great NJ
ter ~ 81 the gtncEil i'ua 'icrpoH .sI columns,
thc 1iNEs M.ii t,s Isd al H. " 4!
~ Commuui, atJsns scjiiRg forth tncts II In
ttfrst to thu people ot thrg uuiN, -fat" or ythc-
ral government wiiI Lc l--i'lshrd lftt "i chAfs'
:S'"1he name al the wFitrr oi every c"iniuu-
,liicntiun must accompany the Sam. but mio "'
aic published except whrn u" Other -lrL1urt Il
given No rejected manuscript rcluri"d.
Es-wc solicit short riihy conI"unicali' N on
subjects al i,cal aud general interest ifum every
iown>hip IN this and S,lrf' untling cunulits. We
~nnt news of all Kinds IT lUu know ANY thing
don't fdl To scud IL To ~ bccau-e you can |
.'wriic IL up In style. - send H. the facts aud We
Nill jIr them The -tvlr MrHrr tl,trrmin,'d t.,
,nakc THE O>t EOIA TIMES TIM rArLh on
AND fun TliE rlOpLk
Atidr.s, all communications 10
10 USILOiA TlME>,
O-, ,LULA, AJAX
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WANTED.

1000 poouus Game FISH.
1000 Ducks.
1880 pounds Nenlson, eack week,
and all other game III any quaHtl-
ty &hi pay 10 cents for Ducks,
| to q cents per pound for Game
Fish, cts. tor Ncnison, and the
highest market price for all other
Game, at PErTEY lhaos HERS,
The New Year WAS ushercd in
pretty much like those OF the past
The sky was bocloudcd, indicating,
perhaps, the uncertainty ot the iu
lurc. One Wedding, fight, one
drlnk and II gay atd festive bal.
for a wind up Of the day, woule no
doubt, be significant to one gifted
in forecasting the future, Of Il mix.
programme for ,ile coming year
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
Harvey and the Blood

Harvey discovered the circuln-
ton Of the blood, and upon an.
nouncing the fact, he was ridiculed
and laughed at. Food makes blood
and blood makes beauty, Improp.
er dige~.i..a OF food necessarily pro
duoas bad blood. a full stomach,
acidity. heartburn, sick headache
aud other dyspePtte symptoms. A
closely confined life leads ta indi.
ges,ion, constipation, billiousness,
loss Of appetite. You do not wan,
pills, they are aauseons and DISCUS
ing; but you need a les doses OF
that sparkling psrgative known
NJ Ballcy's Saline Apcrient. 1t
aids digestion, eleanses the stom.
ach, cools the brain and nnloads
the bowels.
For sale at Joo. l.. Driver & Cos
Ding Store.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
TIL II j. =. e.

The business IN the J. =. Court,
Notwithstanding the iseary dsafts
made on the evil doers of late,
seems on the increase, and should
the present rush of business in this
line continue an.il the birds begin 10
tune up for the Spring Concerts.
the county will be nearly out Of
debt. We report as follows for the
week ending Friday, the 2nd anst,::
Peter Skipper, assault, $500.
Charles Matthews, assault with
weapon, Ss5.
Jourdan Wade, assault, s25.
John Harris, assault, s25.
Amos Fulls, assault, S25.
David Hart, Brass knucks, S25.
Albert Thompson, assault, So.
Jonas Armstrong, carrying weap-
ons, S25.
Peter Tilman, gaming, acquitted.
George Crenshaw, gaming, ac
quilted.
jeff Shurm, gaming &s5.
Fabian Summers, gaming, S25.
David Hart, gaming, Sa5.
Bob. Hogan, gaming, S25.
Plummer Martin, gaming, S25.
Bill Mckinney, (col. y gaming, s25
J, NJ. Hamilton, resisting OF eer,
so 90.
Kellis C. s~xn, assault with q ra-
zor, S25.
Charles Murphy, assault with a
knife, S25.
A regular gang of paste-board
singers seem to have installed
themselves in and around the town,
who also seem familiar with the use
ofpistols, knives, brass knucks, &C.,
but we'll bet pint of COOLERS that
when they play their hand out,
Haskirs and Squire Rountree will
rake in the pst.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
THE CAMPAIGN OF 80.
Now IS THE TINE TO RENEW,

Now Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
We will send the Osccola TIMES
together with The Weekly Globe, OF
Boston, Mass, one year free ofpostsge,
for Only $500. The Globe is the lar
gest and best dollar weekly in the Uni
ted States, and is known everywhere as
The stalwart champion OF the people
sgeins, ,;he wrongs OF the present Re
publican administration, and as a pow
erful advocate OF the true Democratic
principles
We have also made arrangements SO
that we are able to offer the popular
family Paper-the Star Spangled Ban
ner, for one year free to every new
subscriber to The TINES, the two for
$3.50. The Banner is splendid home
paper. Specimens may be seen at this
office, or will be sent by addressing,
BANNER. linsdale, n. II.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03

The use of whlskey for rattle
snake bites in Texas has increased
so enormously dir,ng the past year
thatlthe .O"erworked snakes have
resolved TO leave the State unless
the board di GI,l.ralion reinforce
them strongly. Yhey work on
double time, and yet cant do hall
the biting that is demanded OF lhe
consumers. One snake who does
the business at Fort Lavaca is 81 4
weeks behind his orders and three
of the clerks arc sick,
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor ". K. Miller.
secS,a S,Rte--Jacob Frolirh.
Andto< I4ash crawford.
Tr. asur,r- 4 J. Churchill.
Atty Geni.--W. y. Henderson.
Com STAT, I.ael--,U W. Lear
Chanccllor-D " iailoll
Chnnc.ry Clerk W. Galloway.
Chief .iu-tcc-E. II EnIii Il.
Associate Justices --tjuhn X. Eakin. ant
". ~. Harrison. ~ ID
lupL Pub. Mst.-J l.. Denton.
ss CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Congrcr .Ii.an, Let Distiict-Puind.Atcr Dunn
JUDICIARY.
second Circuit -,eoun,ie- of Niss Issippi, Cross
,rttendcn, fontscit, Cral.hsaJ, Greene, clay.
ton and Randolph
Circuit Judge l.. J.. Mas4.
Prus. Au'y.-E foSer fSsosn.
LEGISLATIVE
29th District -CoHniir. Of Nj ,-!.dpI |, jackson
pointssit aj4l lrnighcad
state S,alsI--k. ijsNIs
R"prcsenteivs-J. q. BlGcb~oH
COUNTY oFfirkp
County JGdgc-J T. Feit..
Shctih-W. 1, , ak ne.
Dnunty "a rk-J. X. T. Hale.
TrcaruEsy-d. y I-L<,I.
SuiycyDr--B. Iss,i.l-.
ASS -~or--W NJ Npset.
Coroner a =. prtlcy.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
OsccOia Rain Drops.

Chew Jackson Best Sweet
Navy Tobaees.
From aud after L,ls date, all who
DO not receive the TIaEs will IN
dcrstand that their time is ai, and
mast remit # they wish the paper
continued.
Have you met DR.. Parker
The river is almost bank full
and still booming.
Marriage license was issued TO
John Binkley and Matte Grana,
CHAN.
Rev. A. S. Bis. kwood will hold
divine services tomorrow, at the
Union Nlt rch.
No mechanical help, and seve
raj orders for ob work to fill, is
what's the matter.
Mrs. Pi,tman, wife Of .kr. Rob.
crt Pittman, of Carson Lake, died
yesterday morning.
The ladies Mite Society will
meet at the residence vi Mr.. W. p.
Hale, ne@t Tuesday night.
j. A. Lovewcll, is very Ill with
pneumonia at the residence of Mr..
John b. Driver. He was taken so
saddcnly that he WIS unable to be
moved home.
The G.. B. Church IN course OF
erection I'd fast assuming proper
tons, and at the rate that the work
now progresses, will soon be com
plcted.
Are you going to dance ? II not
please go up stairs. Perhaps NOR c
room was wanted for the LOUD
dancing gentleman; If so, we sub
side.
Don't fail 80 attend the sale OF
the Fain aud Whitmore Plantations
which will take place IN Helena,
on the 18th. day of January. See
notice " Masters Sale of Real Is.
tate.
Prof Icons Great Sensation
Show stopped and entertained the
Osccolans, in the Dramatic Hall
Wednesday night. For the ssest
part, the show was both entertain
l,ts and instructlre.
The tract of land advertised for
sale by John l.. Diver, ia trustee,
known AS the Bard lane, on a part
of which the new school house now
stands, was sold last Thursday and
brought SIS. Mr.. j. d. Driver is
the purchaser,
Blessed be the man who kaews
how to caper and eejoy nonsense ;
woe to the man that parted early
with his manhood, and blessed be
the man that carries his boyhood
down latest into life.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03

The number Of Marriage Ii.
cense issaed by the Clerk of Mis-
sissipr, county for the year 1879
was l27 for 1873, 81 an increase
for 1879 over 1873 OF SO. And as
this Is Leap Year, we expect that
the increase will more than double
both the preceding years put to-
gcther.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications of Oseeola Lodg,
on or acxt before, each fun moon VIZ; Jan
4 Feb. |. March s, April 3, May 8, May 81, Jun,
"a, June 2s. Aug 2, Aug. ~, sept 27, Oct. 25
Nov. 70 Dec 27 The election and inStaflntioI
~ officer viii ke place Dec p, tSt. IVhn th,
l. augrB-u
T'',e M,iuters sye ordered to attessd in accord.
anc with the BY Laws
All Master Masons in good stanatox sre cordi
ally invited To attend BY order Of
J. X +. HALE, W NJ.
MoRRIs IIEINz, sccy.
The regular .oonvocn,ior OF Osoeoia Chapter
No. 81 X A. Ma sous is on Friday on or before
the Fun Moon of each month, All Il. A. Ma
sous are cordially inNit.d to attend
BY order Of h.. A. GAHLICK. II. L.
JOHN MATTHEWS =, ,yiecorder.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
Laws Governing Subscribers.

A subscribers order the discontinuancc Of THEN
newspapers, the publisher may continue To send
tiem until all aucarages aie paid.
IL sub, cribrr- neglect or refuse to take uIcir
n 'wspapers from their onaes to which thcy are
directed, they are held Responsible u"t'l th'S
ave settled lhcr bills and oricrcd the i~pci d,'-
C Iitlnue
Ifsubscribcrs move Ia other places without IN
s,rming thr pnbi,-her, and newspapers are sen'
4 the former direction. thcy are held Responsible
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JUST ECElVED.

AT Pettey's Drug Store-The lar.
gest and most complete stock OF
Drugs, Medicines &c., ever brought
to This market. Don't you forget it.
Parker, famlliarly known as
Doctor Parker, the man who un.
derlook the job of drinking all the
whislses in town, left very sudden
ly Thursday evening. He left his
little grip sack at Mr. CARROTS
house, where he boarded while
,p. osecuting histask. The sack was
left lying open on the floor, and
one of Mr.. CARROTS little boys on
inspecting this grip sack found a
little pistol. Here was nice play
thing, the rest of the children gath
cred around TO inspect the thing
II sharp report, a cry OF pain, the
rush of anxious parents, aud an in
vestigation discloscs the fact that
the little boy is shot through the
hand, AID suffering frJm painful
wound. By sheer good luck the
rest escaped injury. Moral-Be
careful about leaving transient Gus
toner's little grip sacks laying
around loose.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
Leap Year Rail.

The young ladies Of Osceola fol
lowed the suggestions contained in
last weeks Issue of the fisEs and
gave the yoang men lesson an tn,
art of being agreeable. The time
Thursday night; place, Planters
House result, immense success
The principal feature h the occa'
sion, an6 which uckled where il
itched most, was that the ladies Ms.
sumed the prerogatves of the stern.
er sex, in engaging their escorts,
playing the agreeable, footing bills
&C., and in consequence OF which
the young gentlemen were IN de-
hghtfully pleasant frame Of mind,
and entered into the spirit and
pleasures of the evening with a zcst
ut once beautiful to behold. AT IL
o'clock, the neatly and tastefully
attired bcaux were escort eS by their
respective fair partners to the spa
cious dining room where was spread
An elegant supper, presided over
by those three charming bousckeep
ers, Mrs Matthews, Mrs. Ross and
Mrs. Carrigsn, and to which ample
justice was done, and which caused
them to feel IL peace with all the
world in general, and with them
selves in particular. After the sup
per, 1ancing and love.making con
tinued until the wee sma' hours,
when all retired well pleased with
the pleasures OF the evening.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03

ais it wrong to cheat ailawyer!
was recently very aaly discussed
by the ancmbcrs oc ii debating -sooi
ETY.. The conclusion arrived at was
tltst ii is not wrong, ,,5ut impossible
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Professionals.
n. NJ. McyEIGu. 5. 5. sEMMES.
Mcyeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
s.. s SEMMES,
-N'OT.lR l'PUDL nc.
DSCE0L.4.
MisSisSippi County Ark.

MAooiooiPPi vouusJ am
WILL practice IN Ill the Counties of
this (2Ss Judicial Circuit the Su-
preme Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining eountlcs of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given u col
lcctions, to the paymeh< N taxes,
examining aud abs,racting titles,
aud to whatever may appe,taln
to = general Land Agency.
Jan. 16 If.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03

John l.. Driver a. Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
CHURCH SERVICES.

Every Sabbath, a, the second baptist Charch
at II o'clock. a. n. ., and ~ y m
u l. lREwITT, Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
John G. Palmer,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
HELENA ARK

Will practice in the counties Of Mis-
sissippi, Crittcndcn, Cross, st.
Francis, Phillips and Desha, and
In the Supreme Court Of the State
at Little Rock
The Osceola times., 1880-01-03
The OSCBOLA Times.
LEON ROUSSAN,
F d.i,tor and Pr0prie tor

HEisaS or sUiisGKlht!e Ailaisance)
sHnr Term of ols year ,.,...,.........sl 90
-. =. S-NSiunths. ......, ...... -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
me dollar per square oi one inoh running
.m.,u.ur. or space oi tin i!urs al t.Gs type, for
n / Insertion s.Rd sesaiiLs live cents for each
Q iDse,l Ient Insertion.
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RATES or ADVERTISING:
fos Tp sNstENT AND LEGAL l. NOTICES:

IN LOCAL COLUMN
First insertion, prrlne .......... VI CENTS
.Each Subsequent lnsci tion. ..... ......-.io
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x7O \ WEEK, si2a day at home easily made.
VI 4 Costlysa uthi free. ssderess THUk a Co,
Augusta. Maine
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-04-24

German Syrup ia the special prescription
of DR.. A. Boschee, . celebrated German
Physician, and 10 acknowledged to Be one OF
the most fortunate discoveries in Medicine.
1t quickly cures Coughs, Colds and Lung
troubles Of the severest nature, removing, -
it does, the cause Of the affection and lsav-
ing the parts in strong and healthy condi-
ton. 1t il mot IN experimental medicine,
but has stood the test Of Year,, giving satis-
faction in every case, which lis rapidly in
creasing sale every season confirms. Two
million bottles sold annually. Beware OF
medicines of similar names, lately intro
duced. Boschee's German Syrup vas intro
duced in the United Stases in 1858, and Ia
nov sold in every town and village in the
civilized world. Three dozes will relieve
any ordinary cough. Price IS cents. SAM
DIE bottle 10 cents.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-04-24
LAS VEGAS, N. n.

From the Optic.
There was too much random shooting on
the streets last night to make promenadins
very pleasant
During the past four days wool. hides and
oelts have fallen Eve Cent? . pound in the
market High prices and big corners seem
on the verge Of big tumble, an over.socked
market eeems to have caused Rluf, the end
of which i NOT a this time In sight.
In this age of prospecting, great wonders
arc brought to light with the turn Of 9 show
el. Saturday Mr.. J. G. Evans was returning
from the San Carlos mining district and ran
across . vein Of coal, about four mils vese OF
the city. several specimens Of ouic5oPpins
were brought in and are now on exhibition
1t this ofice. The specimens would chow
coal Of the 'block" variety, scch a. Is min
ed % probably in Indiana.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-04-24

The frontiers Of Kansas have some oil the
pluckiest inhabitants 10 creation, and though
the ground is so dry that their crops blow
out Of 1t and away across the plains, they are
sticking BY it to the last and will do 30 rs
long q there is . ghost Of q chance to get
along at all. II they are driven away this
season many Of them will try it next. Such
grit deserves success, and if there is any
chance for living at all, they will wiring ii
out Of the dry and unwilling soil Where
wheat has failed they are trying Egyptian
corn and other grain, and lis to be earnest.
~ hoped that rain may soon reach them and
help them out in the struggle for subsistence
Topeka Capital.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-04-24
In WISCONSIN,.
COLORADO.

From the Pueblo, Chieftain.
The sheep and cattle men are crying for
more rain or snow.
Pueblo contains about 1000 population
Of which, 693, 900 are dogs.
There's heap Of snow on the mountains,
and cattle and sheep men in the valleys are
jealous.
A little snow enlivened things on Sunday
morning. Some Of the boys got their sleds
out, but il was q false alarm.
The FIRE in the mountains few nights
since, which was SO plainly seen from this
city, proves to have been in the timber.
The sheep men are preparing for the June
clip, which, they say, will be very large, and
Of better quality than for many years.
Intelligence from New Mexic o is 70 the 81.
feet that no sheep can be purchased In New
Mexico, owners OF herds holding up for high
er figures ON account Of the advance In the
price Of wool.
The roadmaster Of the A., 7. 4 8. F. road
is complaining about the laboring men Who
apply 10 him for situations. Between here
and Grenada about thirty men are needed,
and 10 save his soul only about fifteen have
made application. Yet the city is full Of men
Who are constantly crying for work. BUSH
ness or 20 home. This motto is free gratis,
gwen for nothing and no charge made.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-04-24
U. STAND OFFICE, I
Larned, Kansas. April q. lSs0.

Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice Of his intention 70 make
6nal proof IN support Of his claim and secure
final entry thereon, and that said proof WIZ %
made before the Register or Receiver q LArned,
Kansas. ON Monday. Nay 9lsh. lssG. wis.,
DAVID II. SLOUGH. declaratory statement
No. lss, SW or. NV ar. NV a, sW ar Sec
u, NE ar, SE Or. Sc ar. NE qr. Sec- -, Up %.
X = w.
And he names the following Witnessed TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said tract, and the testimony Of Witnesses 20 De
taken before H. II. Clark. Notary Public az
spearevilie, Ford county, Kansas, On nay xnd,
p Boeart and Thomas Haaley, ill OF speare-
VILE r. o.. Ford county, kAnsss-
no49-6w G. A. MORRIS, Register.