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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-04-27
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Another of the bumble industries.
Of New York is the collection Of
cigar stumps frem street and gutter.
Some half dozen Italians make
business Of buying them from the
scavengers who live in the Italian
quarter of this city. An active boy,
or girl will collect half busl,el Of
stnmps in an hour or so, the work
being done from daylight to eight
O'Clock, and during that time all the
principal streets in the heart of the
city are CLEANED, The children re-
ceive no fixed price for the stumps,
but ten or fifteen cents lis usually
paid. The buyers wash tie filthiest
and spread them out to dry. A day
Or SO later they are crumbled into
shreds, and are allowed to dry TWEEN
ty-four hours longer before Being
packed in flour barrels and shipped
to NeE York. A barrel Of this. stump
tobacco is worth two dollars and
half, but a few years ago, when there
was strong demand for it in Phila-
delphia, the Italian dryers received
little more for it. The stumps were
formerly made into snuff in Phila-
delphia, but this filthy grade of to-
bacco is now bonght by manufactur.
ers ofcigarettes and fine cut chew
ing tobacco. A Wholesale tobao-
conist of many years. experience de-
cares that when the stump tobacco
is ground, bleached, favored aud
made up into cigarette paper, no one
but an expert can detect the differ
ence between it and new feaf. All
of which must be exceedingly pleas
ant for the cigarette consumer
Waverly M0g0zine.
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GATHERING ga Tas FRAGMENTS.

How many of us remember while
we are passing to and fro in this
world that We are either scattering
seeds OF kindness for our reapiug by
by and by," or we are sowing seeds
that will be gathered id sadness.
How many lives are, as it were, mere
relics of an ended feast, fragments
which may be either left to waste OF
taken up and made the most of, for
we cannot die just when we wish it
aud because we wish it. The facts
may be very romantic, but it is a fact
that too large dinner or false
step on the stairs kills much more
easily than sweet sorrow. Nature
compels us to live, even with broken
hearts, as with lopped-of members.
True, we are never quite the same
again, never complete human beng.
but we can live true Christian lives,
lives for self denial and do much for
the Master, and we can be ready to
meet Him, "when he cometh to make
up his Jewels, his loved and his own"
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A correspondent Of the Turning
Toyyd claims that the best time to
prune fruit trees is just before the
sap begins to fow-from February
to April, according to the latitude.
The wounds will then heal over rap
idly without leaving dead wood or
scars. The next best time is from
the middle to the last OF June, whom
the sap flows afresh aud the trees
commence a second growth, but
heavy pruning should never be prac-
tised in June. Much pruning may
be saved by picking and rubbing off
superfuous sprouts during the grow
inu season.
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TEE MISTAKEN TaAMP.

A tramp, who had not tasted food
for tweu,y-seven days, and who was
anxious o reach Buffalo in time to
see his mother, die, knocked at 4
door, and asked the woman for
Heavens Sake to give himf some
work whereby he might Earn an
Honest Quarter.
"Walk right around t6 the back
door," she promptly replied, and in
about four minutes the tramp was
introduced to pile Of hickory wood
and buck-saw. Then his heart
gladdened, for he meant to steal the
Saw and Ak, bnt as he made for the
Alley Fence 2oo-pound Dog play
ed with his coat tails and rolled him
over on the ashpile Until the woman
came ont and Chided him for his Inn
pulsiyeness and said to the Tramp.
snow you Climb! and as you pur-
cue your weary way through Life's
Cold Paths, remember that Truth is
Mighty and Honesty is Big thing
on Ice"
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The only time when man is gen
erods in drawing the line between
his own and his neighbor's property
is when he shoyels the snow off the
sidewalk.
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A man in iome, Ga. who was an
noyed by creditors, hung OUT a small
pox eign and reposed in peace.
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Educational facilities sro very good,
the state Agricultural college, with
a full compliments Of efficient teachers,
is situated at this place, and in addi-
tlon there are district Echools that
are we'll sustained. The town is well
supplied nth churches and the gene
raj morals of the community is good.
The Presbyterian, Me.ho1Gst North
and South, Episcopal, Evangelical,
Christian and Catholics, all have or
ganizations and except the Christians
have church houses.
The Corvallis tc.sn site was located
by the late J. & Avery in 1916.
Among the early settlers were J. I.
Mulkey and johnson Mulkey who To-
Gated their claims in the winter Of
I845 and 46; these We believe to be
the first permanent locations in the
county. In addition to these were
Arnold Fuller, 7. NJ. Read, John
Stewart, Nicholas Owenby, S. K.
Brown, IL. G. Lewis, w. F.. Dixon
and others all who located in 1886.
The following contain list of the
names of persons paying tax upon
property in Corvallis precinct, and the
amount of tax paid by each as shown
by the last assessment roll for Benton
County.
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KElSAY & H0LeATE,
ATTORNEYS at : Law.

Col Kelsay and myself have formed copartner-
ship in the practice OF the law. The Lufs ex
perence at the and on tine Bench and nis studous
to us in the line suits actions in Court will be
well attended to.
/ will continue other business and give prompt
attention to the heretofore. Susi Us Collect
ing Beng Notary Public will attend to convey
ancing in all its branches, Deeds, Mortgages, Real
and Ciattel, Leases Releases, Powers OF attorney,
Contracts, &c. &C. Buy sell and lease Real Estate
both farms and town property, collect rents, ne
gstiste loans, search and examine titles, aad gen.
eTal ago ncy business.
Ana now in brick building and have fire proof safe
for the safe keeping oI notes aud other valuable
papers left ior collection sc.
Ofice in burnetts new brick, first doSr At head Of
stairs
l9:I7tf E. HOLGATE.
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Unte,.H HnfsForasls ifnstaf,ees q ia I
Hefa, se; GEeelev sec he Y esanafte Y Il I
lev,5itl The, story Told by Mr. Hneelh hinss.
the 81 lsaftlian of51tlfe evallev,g strictly
accurate, and there is no reason for
doubt ING it. l. Mr.. Greeley rode into She
Ytfiiev on h ersebacls = org before Il had
becen,ela popular resort! I he renowned 4
editolgT from 9 IL aceourfs ,yasi not tasa
distinguished in fhe equestrian line ssaf
he WIS in literature His SCutiele was
extremely Tender, and at the expirsfien
ofa sixty-two 4Nle ride, w hielf fernin-lF'
atedatat As o'clock IN The Tlerning, on /
hislnrfiFal a T. the cid natelinos He,isest
he wesst so sore that he had TO be- helDad (
from his horse and assisted TO bed In 1
spite his severe sriterfhn shefwss up I
Detira Rs in Dthe ene,ytinn @and ate his {
break fast from an iimprovised table, !
there vas no mantel-pieesi convenient T
fOi" the purpose Having satisfied ahis +
inner man, with a iottier heroi srn thetf
disdai ned all trifliag diseomfef4s. Hescz
acesa ruin mounted his horse and start-
ed QUITO see what could Gbe5 seen IN Fha :
brief eeriod he had iixeti for his STAY IN I
the valley The inexperienced horse-5
man n flo has made his first ESSAY in |.
ridinos over a mountain trail can Lim-a
aqine what he musE have suffered q His +
pains did not end IN the valley, foro he-b T
had o repest his performance riding /
out Mr.. .HHtclinas saw fimsa day. orr
two aftershis arrival in san Efanciseo,
and hewas till limping from the eff
fects ofSiIis rough usage.- San 2 F'sa7,-'
ctsees EIS,'9fnciS
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AAGn.;o,,,sI7T.5s,fs


WhaTsa euribasliife iottrnalism . pans
toinsld ldepotees,s Salne fellows sitbuietav /
inslteir Offices fromrS o'clock kats n fe,ata
rntii2 z N tliemornia9 doino tthino 8uu
reatiao Whatab btheie aoDle have W ri ttenui
strik4nn e 0ut here, pnttinG < in athere,, Z
knowing z absolutely nothing Oft the
world eSeonU ttlatar hieh 1t hay read dof,Ii
sleepiag the better. part of3it ltats shome,t
giving totthcir fainiiiess netJ mora Z ham
three oTu JfOtn1 wslsian ghaurss rarely ii !
evet" Goian TO places sof1buhlie eanause-e'
ment, avoiding as fasn as possible all In 1l
dlEiduai.FeSponsihil hilipiSs. hllndfummindl
through Ilifei ehusr, active, usefuig burn
uninformeda outll Of7I certain grooves
Others devote themselves to stecialties, 4
in@ificr they beeoinpl epreiieienN tasiaesf
from ~ helr ttet. k now MO more q ham
tho Ordina,wE mereflantI6 Or3E broker 4
Others, ag;lia, are immersed IN politics,
writing nponnol other subject Somplf
daaia with conventions exclusively. =
NrHtersfon art wfethersit be}tiramatic. 8
lyrie tho work of the painter are 5oiet
no1Sspeciala luses easa general n newspaper
men, but seek and find weil paid Gem-li
plormentzupon great taaewsp;lpers W kieht |
eau afford specialists.
Then there is the CORES espondent, Aerezf
to-aap there to-morrow.T and CSomel4
whore else ealt the rest sofsthe1 q me. 8
VITA his eyes open 1hu5 has il in his
power know everything -zknowaltle--+
lima &Sn>erfioisl wav.E Hai meets thelE
great men efothe country and the 4ittEa I
ones, and is known TO them lbv name I
and SIGHT Hs3is slways7 welcomed, bed
cause ho2has 1t in5his power 10 Serve. e II 4
heswerer to s-be- stricken blind, oryzwith |
paralysis, or be laid up bevoni the pos,
sibility OF aeonpafeseeaoe2 2&nd srecupera.
tion, 6hey@ would see him in 1Eaties be- (
fore-ther would nut their aantts in theif /
pockets It. the extent of 81 Tor him eTEf
his Correspondents, 5bv toe way, areff
divided into sSindry- classes. Sona4nen (
have noses forepows and nothing else; I
They ScentZau item fram afar. Offers I
are embarrassing gin-G the last DEGREE !
Trey OF only know q good thing " hen /
theg see it, but they see it before any, I
body else is aware of its existence antft
understand how totutiiiSe II for the ben-
eft Of their ersplorers. There are COS.
sip writers, men who know nothing I
except stories zabeat this, that and the
other III an zor1 woman, o. If the rossie /
can have an unpleasant flavor 10 it, !
all the better They are mud singers, /
Stfrrers OF communities. people no are
summed by reputable and theunh.fal !
men, chiefly beeausesit is unsafe 10 talk +
IN their presence, men " hoztto not hesi-7i
tata to repeat private conversations. 10 T
Vtosate the saaetities OF confidential
communications, 2Hh would steal an {
ideatran1;1 telegraph wires or read q NJ
opened lessefsongs frfenst's iesEswitheRt I
TIE 81 Eghtest eoinpunesion n,--Jto. IIps1ari =
Ia BGsE0n hsEatd
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Iaa st;srrh OF every pfahs differs from
its esbgEtaars Both iR sizs ant sbsna
/ anithis has q considerable Influences on
the etaTscssr os sEia vegssesas,t ergas. In
which i Is stored aD; shs hardness oil
srEcs, Tor instances, being staa 20 tka fsef
taas rice eers1nuses srs eStss nfsfv minute.
WITH angular corners ubfeA 1t eiosatr
ana firmly sogstssee, wherrzs 10sateF
starch IS EsT.rr and round. with eo1sils4
sezs,sIte iutersraess FILED rsish aa seF. and
81 forms connarstfEAfv soft tt8aSs,
IaElr Notwithstanding thesr Outward
poznss ef fsfEetesea, ID ahsrasaaf con-.
POSITION tt;sa stsrefes srse III isientieals
i.ea3sissssg of carbon kgstruear.. and
* aE,-s-srtssfr tste same uiafsri.sts as
sae-aS. Is eafsssscseSs of, and better RnePsn
IS Stfe, component asenfenss Of esssst and
eesseE. t.esssfssss tGes ssaaS rarfatfes at
Ssasssa ist Efse Flssatsss stiae aef as consider
s3ass ssseesies. uarrsar, tt1ssE OF raetsss he.
sa.srrsss se IS sae rtsAst I'M paavssfsr sa sisSs
easIatrg forming tine i,sssa< as our fEs-
hEeass.-a trfgstaser tse8aHe@ aass1asss
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the meeting WAS ea,ief ORDER and Z Apt.
AaB8W'heeieclc was called tolotie Gchriiel 2
The gathering Wasl aotoasaEarse asst might
haEe been owing TO the slnrsfnotiee,5 butl
itlwssa scompllsesfdof5thinkinu G1nemEwhag
came Co h ear he naked facts. ThalJ udue
talked for nearly two oho,us, and showed
those nressnlthel class so f men whpcarss
awroaming tln,ougi, htEfe country and
tGair object, ina xergycleararlightrc. Tho
sTleakerewas b stsnatt totwith marked Cat-
tcntlon during his hong speech;awe dosnot1
think there was a xotersrprpsoatstbuul WAS
tIInrorlahtv convinced tlIltatlsa s ioux,t ais
constitution was eo,een up in the interest
otolIe eeonie Of Dakota, and not fora set
ofShyiocks.s
Asen,leman tromD N[ianaapohs visited
this place last week with view otren:ine
0rteasiag tina new gristS mill which Mr.,
Gilman Is building DnEhis water power
here. haparty expressed himself Eeib
pleased With the work. as noIe progressed
Heidi not Gyllece 20 nnd asguoda power
here asahe did. .audclaims it lis 4 be best
paNserah has seen in.EN Nakota. outside Of1
tina ( lGean Bee power at Sioux T ais s
The centteman is a man E0f large means
aud t1ereli is ample power to SPARE 20 rlmi
various branches CT industry, sosE Eden can
look TO the nearsfutuie when the hum mnott
various kinds otlnaeainery, viii bey6heardg
incur midst
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DAKOTA ITEMS :

W H,@NEct7lanishan, agept for tbs
Northersn R;.ei6e railway OK press ~ D,sr-
son. who disappeared with s. ESQ OF the
company $ easta nearly month ago. was
captured on Sunday afternoon at the
Michigan oenrat-depot IN Chicago Me-
Clsnishan wher arrested, claimed to
harera through all the stolen money
He has heen taken 70 dawson for trial
Crow Doc. the murderer zot Spotted
Tad has escanee from his keeneys at
Dea6wood and eaaaatbe found Thauqh
he WAS under sentence Of death and the
sentence Was 20 be carried outin January,
provided the United States Supreme court
did not interfere, be was permitted 70
wander aboat at will and without any
guard. Last TharsEt1y he neglected. to
return to the iatI and cannot be found
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Farm psrar FrsA .

We hase. iust esafnletei arrangements
with the Dakota Earrasr. by which we
eaG.ettsr 4 eePy of that valuable farsa psi
psrrree III every ge.y subscriber 70 this na :
par. aud to ali aar present subscribers ~i,o
viii nay nr arrearsges- aaet a gsarain ad,-
vance The Farmer numbers several ot
ths most practical aud stleessststt aerieuk,
suratists IN the territory anlaag Its eousrs.
buffers, and viii continue TO increase the
.sist. Every subscriber aisa has ehaaee
ef securing ayslaabla prize, which Is ftrligt
explained IN the Farmer This offer
holds geui entyansit December sfst So
lose no time IN taxing advantage Of ft.
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6ew ths Danes Look,


I ztrast no we'll masetea Dane, to
whose eyes these lines inaxS come. will
treasure esp D erudge- against the writer
whenzt assert that taken altogether the
inhabitants OF Copentagen ara the
plainest featured. peon.e whom have
ever come across In the last five tfsys
have not seen five re atiy good-ioekins
women nor as many handsome Tnens
II is not that there Is ansthiaez teptils
Siye in the reGerst cast of Leouatenanee
of this people, but there Is AN entire
! absence of ak that constitutes beauty
anaa marked want of both inaiyitiusl-si
: itp auft Of type. Not q face that masses
zyou by7on1 the stfeass, aud there are
nanr Of them crowded enough at sal ii
hours of the Gass strikes The attention
or eanses ron 70 tefn the head TO sakasl
ensasaa1@ plannaz- lt* d n 1iliras an s.svse
''NF hat q pretty sir1s escapes vourlit,s.
Phere is \ dead level al naeaioerity. or
something's little below lneaioeritp. in
alEthe zcuuntaaaneeS that meet tie sy ..
sua none af that peculiar Sweetness OF /
EXPRESSION .Or purity of complexisn
that gives q charm TO so many ronna
women IN Sweden, even where ther N ay I
not be strictly beautiful.
Haiti y dozen American girls trans
planted from Fifth avenue or Kearner
street to the ostereade or Yimmels--
Safset " oold erestea q serit8hIe Sc ansa-
ti0u aUd more than ono Of them n fuht
.perehanea md herseif fhe mistress of /
one OF the sbeunding palaces, Copan-
hagen would NOT be g bad place 10 !
which 70 bring n asriageabte daughters
with tolera6is coed looks provided. OF !
course, thak the ronng ladies themselves
did not object 10 plain-feattlred bus
bands AS-it Is, l haven't seen an
American about, although A Alalerfear, /
ewiag-In9ehineS are ttispEayed ia fus
show rooms and 4 nrerfctln goods, from
agrieuitHrst implements and cutting
Lools to patent SuSpentiars 8nd eelialoid
collars sud cuffs. are to be seen IN MANY /
Of tie stores ~ tirHeakaotsa 2 t9es.
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nnhan tRaantn

. I = amest think that fhe finest beauty
in Saratoga ttlis Summer is Chban or
SpaH !sil. and there are many Of Thera
They are worth watching in social .in-
having Il slight ere and little
affection. They roII off the Castilian
langtiage tiRea battle going on in g sea-
shelEsit comes from such lips, too, and
such lashes release the am her eve TO do
Its i9ishine, and the nostrils sweila asaa
they also ought TO have eYelashes 10
modify the translReenee Of their sensi-
bilisy I ReaT that thefr beauty does
not wear ItWeaFs- -enne e from Yearto
year! Some Of these maids are white
as snow You think they are ooing TO
talk 70 yolt IN The Vermont or She Iowa
tongue. till suddenly they shoot our o
sentence which sounds like % hoto
poso cas ads tornado, bang!"" 7. J
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T's, Tr;,h |, Eo7afia

r. Canada IS tskelrte become anew fre-
land Aleeastv. according 10 the Do
minipn eenSas, nearly one million of
the Canadian aleopfe are of Irish origin,
and now tue ere;sSsehepae OF emigration
TO theG'anaa5aa northwest which has 50 Z
long hung tire, seems likely 70 take Z
effect Almost ilnmeeiiateiy on q nlaeh
Iareer scage thau as tirst tSllrgessefl. I hs !
British Governments has decided 20 sst-S
tie 80. a0o families IN Northwestern
Canada. each 20 be supplied with leo
acres of land, animals, seed and food.
aa whole 10 he free for three wears sni
after that y rsnsaf OF fifteen dollars s.
yesrto be- raid, with the option OF Oh
"a afaiag 81 absolute title st anE time by
paying S5al L has heen estimated
that on al ares1sns each Immigrant en-
tsriae the United S.Stes is az once
worth at lsase 81 eco 20 the countrv. IN
depsateutty Of she pr3pertr he msE
bring and sceardIug to this esesaissa,
Canada wifi be weaishier by Sc least
$2al, 00(l 600 il thIs scheme IS eoaSam-
Inatest This tetsI is based oa the ides
of tye peepfs in each family, and she
poor OF fgelaad are -aaerailr much
more blessed with children taan with
prapertr Goldwia Smith TO the eou-
trarr, shese exites viii be welcomed IN
Canada and will 30 mitch 10 mase it
great country
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Malaa Kl5lpssalarsaa bg ! Pistol Bah.


Governor Bl4esbarn of Kentucky.
tells % ayauue raan VINO WAS wounded
in the BEAD BY q pistai haEt Afser ne I
had sppsrsasss recovered he robbed
store OF lot o{ stuff thas was ~ no
value tn him. a9aefe.s il into . Tsarpii.
aud haaEed it i;ato the woods uhers he
eoaeesEa4; the w-8iele property Heawas
seEff 70 tbs peasiteatitsFEs Hs-Ssrvesf his
tsrle aut, saf. goiag si1nes broke ints,
ztas sssrae store. ts sEne. the same efasS -;
egeasfs, uhfch he leasffasf into, the same
buggy he had ran away i'm before, and
coaeestest the ta5aeS IN ssae place hes Ind /
selected On ths eceasisn of his first Of
faliss. Once more he was safss To Eha
pc aftansfarr, sIIes hs "a nssrfy GO aaolessss
MS second sssrfrs. Wtlen tha r,rsssla doctor
gaze Il SIS his opffffoa that tke aaftes
which had strulas sAa soaae Hassnss head /
fattaGfest rfie sktstt 81 lEisefenstr q nress
sou the brsia, and shss this sss4s she req
sos sEfst aae eeluEaEssesi the srssttzsS isS
So tha prisoner WAS ssnH aeaas n Te lost
no tiElie N saseitng up the efd hsagsr
agstrs asecfssls. SIS before. and MAS re-
turned 20 shea naaSteaztsrF then
said inst ssss galag 10 trepsra tasss fseII-
lows faast &c it killed. EsI1Es. aid the
Governor. .ho Is 4 phFSiefaH ailst be
did it s.aac1,essfalsss Ensfr Z pa arasssaesi !
sthe veslns u $50. ae paeAsva.E himself
ike $ seasssasa ESsF. sass ne ee. made
tas sti.rhssst tseEsFss to stead eysn Il
pins
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Land oiice st yaastcn, Dakots, Nov. 5rt fSs3.-1
Notice Is hereby given that she fo!tcsirrp-,,ar-rea
settler has fled notice ef his Intention 10 make frst
prooffA snHror. OF his-lait. 4 that
be made before wc-l.AE Currstt CLERK Of eoIfr fr
L4t,seIi county, T. Fsrt Csi.s<,,, sle eorRty seat
thereof s. tpT1ay, Deeenfrer o. 1855 IL A. NJ
viz o. A. er7tfsete foE his Homestead entry Nc.
1853, fer the soath west or sec, 81 towrshf, sS n
81 Hens etes the following Witnesses 70 prove
his celtinuaus residence upon and cultivation OF
SAID Il "a via Heise Hansen, Ausrirn Guaserson,
Lewis T. Iorson sea tIiibpr, Giit,e-tso- al of
Leanes nakcts4
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G. 4. wrrrss. Register.

Lsad ofsee At ysasic,,; 1Tak,y stDct. So sfsss2
Notice ia hereby sve,f that The sotswi-If.-,tsrr-a
settsa @hzs hfed notieeef ser tertierr 10 rake
hnsf 'roof IL seppors et ter eIaiff, and that said
PROOF NriLf he laads bsfe-e wia NJ llir,,af ~;ersa
lstsie court Iit.celt county u. n, .t eantcn Gu
Wednesday, The 18th 81 Dceora he- IsSe 10 Z. m
Brynj jalsen for-t,eriv Iriis Austin Hd
entry 3sos Ts55 fer the lots snt ne ar section 2
Swr &c rnafse Ae. She names she following vit-
uessrs 70 p,ove her continuous residence rpon sna
cultivst ticn Of ssEa lard VIZ OLE Nikei.e-i CLANS
doiseg seri rortsnsnn, hans Rte-son. Of Canton.
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Notice "a hereby iyest tha. follawi,,f named
settter hss hte neFiea Of his intention 10 make fnai
proof 81 snBport ef his eiait., sn fhG. SAID rroct
win he made Ssfcce OF district court Tir,eir,
conets D. p. ss Canton the ceeety seat. on Non
dEr5 osetnher a6, iec51 ~ 10 a. ". VIZ. Hanrv
DsieHrssrf s aiiesS No. e5J+ Tor the sortf7~~est
or, 50 fasf. Hs sNT,,es sssg following nessesto
Prove rs eertseuess 4Sesiaercs sress Gnd cusi@a-
Fzar- - q ss. ~ 2
Eiers III a.tsei etI Et.ts esoers4 sI aos tntie.h
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