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GEok6k ADAAA JOHN z BEAU.
TELEPHONE No. $50 so''f OF D''''
ADAMS a BEAU
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AID INSURANCE.

We have for sale notes for 900 and s7uo sscv,.d
By arst mortgage on good property per cent for
0yearx Als9 S?r ale on monthly payments good
81 800.
For sale.New seven-room Brick on 18th st, between
b and C, Ct great bargain on enay terrns
For Sale-On Rhode Island avenue, between Ian and
improvements. south fronk, 10 ROOM: 10000
great bargain, or viii rent furnished Pennsyyania
story and basement brick, newly REPAIRED modern
improvements, s1Abao In rear, runs Through 10
$500
Choice lots 10th ssrsss and Columbia HEIGHTS ana
IN al parts city.
~ Loas-S6.O 66ss sps ss.s - ssrm q ysau On
c1V properly. Ul3ou
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

H Out Buildings pleasantly located- convenient for
persons holding Office other business in Washing
t0t the cars during the day, opposite
-Four Mile Run station; Washington and Alexandra
railroAd Apply on the premises, 10 THOMAS W.
SWAMI, residing near; on BY letter, Alexandra Va
=
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR sALE-vERY PRETTY LITTLE LOT ON
18th street extended; prettiest part Mt Pleasant
81 600 for nearly 10000 feet; deduction for cash.
J. B. Winner, 1924 NY. ave- s4-3t
L>OR LITTLE BUILDING
II Lot In city for the money, 20 feet front on fine
part OF New Hampshire ave-; 81 $50. Parti wall
J. B. WIMER, 1424 New York ave. sea st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VXyANTED-BY WHITE WON : :. 49, -.
w gentemens washing to 40, 49, IN s -
Address NJ E. l., Star Office e'ns reASon ~
VXTANTED-BY A LADY or Fv1r1-,,CNCr- /.
w situation Ia private family a fearhar ~ ~
lish including Mathematics French ma y, E.s
Music on Piano. or IS visiting GOVERN. T.; ,h r,sx
Address TEACHER, Star ONCE ~ fts'
VYANTED-LBY FIRSTCLASs CooV-1 aTT-
w uatfon 10 nrstSiass mmy; no washing best citv
references glVeG 1910 SO NV. seA-3ts
"ANTED-A POSITION AS COLI Nyr0R ron
posit security In cash. Address FEiIx 81. cesr.
se3-3t* '~' "A1s@
WANTED = BY YOUNG NAN 10S7TIo1Tr
w understands bookkeeping shnrth.n "a -, -
frstclAss penman. Address ]. G. SMfTH - Thvson
house. 'ses:$fs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YOUNG N ~
w Grocery, Provision And Meat Store ten &c.,
experience. Address GROCERY CI.ERK Sfar
office. ses-sts
WANTED BY REsPDCTARIE FRFNc1
w Girl situation as nurse or to do general house
yALMONT, 7l3 1lth st. n. W.. the old cleaning ca
tablishment. Se3StS
VIYANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT OoIoR I'm
w man and wife from Virginia Situation in nrivate
family as coachman and cook; good references mr.
nished Apply 1882 18th st. NV. between S and n
M se2-3ts
NANTED-PERsoNs DESIRING RELIABLE
call at National Labor Bureau We only send out
Room Renting and Collecting Agency, SIT nh IT
NV. an2S-2w&
UTANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEFPERS
w seamstreSses, ladies' maids cooks nurses cham
bermaids men cooks walters mattresses with referen
ces. S.A.COOMRS. Emp. Bureau 928 N.nw s4-5ws
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WANTED-HELP.

ANTED-HELP.
TYTANTED-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL. TO COOK
w and do general Homework. Apply at LIS St
20 Il nsn Cal a isoS ian sc n% rs
Store. lts
WANTED-A BRIaHT YOUNG Nan 10
s.Rss!ssss: vases NUS not b: any osjsc. 2as::s
w housework, in sm.iI family; white preferred;
:s1s Or !. required
"ANTED-AN INTELLIGENT COIORED BOY,
w 10 to lS years old. 70 make himself useful about
s Sf q
WANTED.lAN ExPERIENCED sALEsaAN
Good None or n, nesd apply ghS does no. thor
~ " e 1a19 E B.
sny 70 .5 SS home TMs
anG s.: suits
WHITE nad GIRL e No D9
erenoss required. Apply At llOl st. NV. se4-2t*
WAITED a coNPETRNT Reliable
with references. at 1918 St n " ~ ''. se4.at.' '
WANTED = TWO Competent WHITE
e sDs and Dr. and the
two Apply Setwssn IL and :, 5I2s
w saiesiadies for Dry Goods and Notions, With e1.
w able, and experienced colored man that can come
well RECOMMENDED Address HOTEL PORTER, Star
office. sep4-2t*
WANTED-AT H. KAUFMANs COMBINA-
w ton Store. 1241 and 1913 18th st. Sc, an expe-
rienced Dry Goods Salesman. Very best Of reference
required. se32t
w feet ia hair dressing understand dress-making,
plsia as seT.a , and packing References required A
w Brooms and WOODWARD on commission: those &C.
s
office. se3-3:
uTANTED-A REsPECTABLE AND STEADY
Fl a Rss.
M ANTED-YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
have 81 900 to invest real estate security three
%sss VIA q s@ BOX g. f ess ns1!s,
WANTED-1oO MEN FOR THE BALTIMORE
samuel Knopman and +. Herman contractors. Ap:
ply to @ sos St opposite Bal
se3-2t*
NyANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND
Apply at 500 Sd st. NV. se2.3t&
"ANTED-COOKS. COOKS, AND GENERAL
w houseworkers, white aud colored at EMPLOY
MERIT BUREAU, ST. 7th st. NV opposite general
z. O.; also rooms for rent au2S2w*
WANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY IN
w the United States: $75 per month or commits
sion; send stamp: goods sold by sample PAUL Ia
BILE, Chicago, Ill. au22-l3t
NTANTED-BY KENSINGTON ART CO., FEE
w male help In all parts of the country to do
light, pleasant work their homes Sent by mail to
any address; no canvassins easy TO learn and
can earn from ~ 70 $40 per week. For full infofma
ton address KENSINiTON ART ROOMS, 10 Pearl
st, Boston, Mass. Box 5U7S au5-eol2t
"ANTED.WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN
w Cooks, SO TO $40; cham ermaids, nurses, gen.
eral workers. scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks
s. A. COOMB5. Emp. Bureau, 926 St NV. a4.5w*
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LNARMS AND COUNTRY Residences
II FOR SALE
50 Acres Dairy Farm on Metropolitan railroad i've
miles from the city.
80. Elegant estate for genxieman's resideacA
Every modern Improvement, both in building and
lands On Metropolitan railroad. fifteen miles ffom
city.
ITO Acres, highly improved, on Tenleytown roa1.
three miles from the city by good roads
Two Places New Cut road, the reservoir, one
Of Is screB, one of 30 Good coalition. Beauti-
full view.
Maps showing exact location Of shove property and
the County Of Washington Also every county In the
staee Of Maryland aud portions Of Virginia
JOHN r. MITCHELL.
Real ErtAte Agent
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OEO BUILDING LOTS, SO $50 FEET,
~ wiehin Eve minutss walk Of sesbrook So
n S.a Is and Rm,,~snsy minute . city me-
tres md Pre.snt eligible building si.ss el6 and up
ply 70 THos HYNEs Sole Agent, us ssh q nw-
Also. handsome, soitd Br,cE Rsucepce OF seveD-
teen rooms, In EAa BladensburE. near and q Rk,
Twelve minutes by rail- from cay. fne house =
terraced yard, fine apple trees ssbls harm, etc, etc
Everything In hrst-oaa1 condition. and stately
and lovely feHtdence Terms BaAe ealH. 11tae tn0no
putahae Address MARION DUCKKfT. AAornsys
at-Law. BAadensbug, Maryland tel2-8m
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EOR RENT-
= 1922 18th, l1r .m.i.$75'
PIG h st. ,Sr. ,m-i...-..-...5Oi
2121 X ST.. Sr..............50i
125 10Th st. .l0r.m.i IS. so
3O43 n st., 1Or., IN. i.40.5Oi
l145 21stst. l2r. M. ]. AS
2l2o LIST, l0r. ,m.i...4O.5Ol
I1S 21St St, y f........-...4OI
22l3 + St Or. mi. $3.50
22N q ST., 9r., m. i...35.5
2222 @ St., Or. m. !. ..36.5Ol
9O9 23d ST., ST., mi. 1850
81 23d st., ST.. m. LBS. SO
1920 Pa. ave. l2r-...35l
Apply v
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E E E 4 : - E !; i {: {;

On AND 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. UNTIL
~ fnxtbar notice will allow 20 per cent discount
on spring and summer and 10 per cent discount
ffsd ~ ooetning high clan English goods In msr.
w. 8 TEEL.
ynnia Ave-
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TsOR sALE-LOTS. HAVE MOST EIT13TRTE
JIG building Lots located 10 the northwest ~ osssr
pafD o. the cl0. Amon& tnem many superior corner
lots and many large n0ntAg9e, and fnnun,efahs m.
loot JN0 A. PRENCOTT
au36-8m 14l6 "a nv
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-24

~ MA saw iTAN ltT.I
Vast possibilities have been suggested
by the success Of Pas u method OF
protecting cattle and sieep from anthrax
b, incubation with the a~ttenuated virus,
AS there seems 10 be no reason Tor lie lev.
ing that We ma not similarly ward OF
the attacks Of other deadly contagious dis.
eases of man and beast. The eIlcacy of
this system is shown Ivy the report Just
made by a Belgian government comm!s.
sion; Siuce the spring Of 1873 many vac
cinations have been performed at Herve on
farms where anthrax is constantly pres
ent. and the Investigators ha G fully sat
istied themselves that ~asteur's method
preserves both sheep and cattle from the
disease.
Among 200 fully grown cattle which
have been vsccinated no case Of anthrax
has been observed. while the non VAC.
cinated have died as usual. The protect.
i've influence has !sstei one year in 80 per
cent. OF the young animals. while among
all mature animals the duration for each
incubation 10 at least two yeara
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-24
Gar Nicholas In Love.
irago Tribune. !

How princes make lo,e Is told In the
81 ennis ences Of the Mar uis Custiue. "
which have usl appeared in arts. When
the Car icholas was /, years old he
spent two days in Eeriin. where lie saw
The rincess harlotte. two years younger,
and of a delicate beauty which ct once at.
tracted him. She, however. showed no
Signs of reciprocating his affection.
The evening before his departure he sat
next to the princess at dinner. II shall
lea e tomorrow. " he suddenly remarked
Size did not show an" surprise, but
uickly answered, We shall all be sorry
that you leave so soon. Cannot your de
parture be delayed" THAT depends on
you" "How soy" asked the princess.
The prince now declared his 10 e, some
what to her embarrassment, a. she
thought they would be overheard. As a
pledge Of her love he asked for the ring
she wore. suggesting that no n would
notice IL II she took 1t oF. and pressing It
into q piece of bread pushed 1t toward his
plate Tho ring, however. was not hers.
but belonged to her governess. who had
received 1t from the empress Of Russia.
And in taking 1t off TO give it to the prince
she read for the first time on the inside
the inscription. Empress of Russia"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-24
Cats for the Coming War.

e rontc'" u y & reS"
They are busy training carrier pigeons
In urupe for the coming war. They are
exper. menting with h balloons and thugs
4 have Ueen requested on behalf Of q
friend Of mine TO publish his suggestion.
which is W rthy of the attention of mill.
tary authorities. 1t is cats My friend
says thai a Cat will always g. back 10 the
pa you take it from. l know myself
that cats will always m back to n place
a boot ak has dislooed them from. l
know that a cat will never give up
huating a place where it has once been
happy. however emphatic may bc the re.
monstranccs from the owncr OF the bed.
room below or above. But the joke about
cats is now exhausted However. this
FIR end Of mine says he once took a cat in
a closed bag from Los Gatos 10 an Fran.
cisco by train. Well that cat walked
quietly lack to os Gatos.
My friend points out the wonderful
value Of this popularity in ats to an army
to carry dispatches and do all sorts of use.
full work. lie suggests that every soldier
should carry a cal in his Kit some poo
pie ave heard Of kits in a cat but that 10
no matter. There are several points.
however. my friend has not considered.
If the army were beleaguered the cats
would have to be eaten. Well. that is,
after all, an advantage for sometimes
they do not even have cats. But cats rave
q way of taking their time that would not
su q war There would be constant
trouble between the sexes, too, and after
all. perhaps. arr'er pigeons and balloons
are better. lie subslantiates his position
by another story Of q cat. which, when
tie family moved in town, went back
every night to the old place. The pro
graumc Of the usual oncert ] suppose.
IN luded that old time favorite, Home
Again y
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-24
EForeign Corr.;n n @ CO.

"''S - 10 20
In Persia the barber shops are entirely
orcn. One OF the common sights in the
streets of Tcberan Is q man seated on the
a>emcnt against n wall. while a barber
shaves the crown Of his head. The Tar.
Der s trade is among the most important
In ers;a The customs en- oined by the
Koran, or religious law. makes 1t indis-
pensillc that BARRIERS should abound in
the country. The Koran makes it honor
able for q man to wear a beard, but com
mands the shaving Of the head
There are two great sects among those
who accept the Mohammedan faith-the
hcas and the Sunnees. The latter arc all
Turks and they shave the whole crown
ex epting a tuft in The center. by which
the archangel may draw them out of The
grave But The i ersians are Sheas and
t:iey shave The enter of the head from
the forehead to the ne k, leaving a long
curl on each side 1t is curious so see
even little boys with their heads thu.
polished. The Persians consider 1t o great
disgrace TO lose their SIDE cIrls. AS they
ali wear turbaDs. or black conical caps of
Aslrakllan lambsnin no one would sus
rect the head 10 be shaver until the cap il
taken OIL. Then. Indeed, the appearance
of the head is exceedingly grotes ne.
1t is evident that tie care of the hair is
a very important question in Persia But
this is not all. Cne rarely sees a ga
beard or gray locks Ia Tehcran. Even
the most venerable men have dark
or red hair. The reason is because
all, from the highest 10 the lowest
dye their hair. This is done first with
henna, which gives il a reddiss
tut Many prefer to leave it thus Lui
many add 10 the hcnna a second stain o
indigo. aud the combination Of the w,
colors impar,s to the hair q dark brown
tint
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T., earn How.
~ hitehall TimeS.l

II you want to know Whist q sermon
should be- ask some one who never wrote
or preached one.
If you want to know bow to keep a
hotel. ask some one who never tried to
keep one
II YOU want to know how to run q dry
goods store, ask some one who Is unable
TO tell the d.: erence between calico aud
satinett
If you want to know how to manage q
steamboat. ask some one who can not tell
you the difference between q gunwale and
q rudder post.
IL you wish to listen to an interesting
agricultural address. engage q man to de.
liver II, who never planted his foot IN q
farm.
IL you want 10 know how to edit q
newspaper. ask the first man you meet;
that il. II he never had any experience
alb out o sanctum.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-24
Homeopathic Perfumes

The odoriferous molecules Of musk
must be incomprehensibly small We
can not imagine their smallness. as il is
said that the same grain Of musk under
goes absolutely no diminution in weight.
A single drop of the oil of thyme. ground
down with a piece Of sugar and q little
alcohol, will communicate its odor to
twenty five gallons Of water. IIaller kept
for forty years papers perfumed with one
grain OF ambergris. After this the odor
was as strong as ever. Bordenave has
evaluated q molecule Of camphor sensible
to the smell to 1902, 5S4. O0oth of a grain.
Boyle has obser ed that one dram Of
asafr tida exposed to the open air had lost
in six days the eighth part Of one grain,
from which keill concludes that In one
minute 1t had lost one SO, l2Oth Of . grain.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-24
Notice Of Final Proof.

Land Office NJ Deadwood, ID. TT
september FL, 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to-
make final proof I'm support of his claim, ana
that said proof viii be made before the Judge, or
In his absence, the clerk Of the district court for
Custer county, d. T., at Custer City, ID. T., on
November 10, 1885. viz Paul Kleemahn,
Deciaiafory Statement, No. 264f,
for the SW quarter, section %, township s south,
range 7 east, Is II. NJ. lie names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
uron. and cultivation of SAID land. viz George
c. Bo!and. Ludlow Is, Reno, william A Brooks,
Joseph Brunschnid, ull Of Buffalo Gap, d.. L.
J. p. LUSE. Register.
First publi = alton, October 3.
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The Apparent Gain Accounted for.
frank Les!ie's I; ustratedl

According to President Warren. OF
Boston university, the apparent gain in
numbers of the black race over the south
is largely due to the fact that the white is
credited by the census simply with its
own white offspring. while the negro ID
credited with its own proper descendants,
as we'll rs with all the increase Of the en-
tire mixed population of the country. and
over aud above this. with all the children
of white men by negro or mixed mothers.
and with all the children Of white women
by negro or mixed fathers.
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Notice of Final Proof

LAND OFFICE AT DEApwooD, ID. TT
Oct. 9 1885.
To James Wilson, who made d.. =. No. 295l, and
To whom Il may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final ~proofin support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the judge,
or III his absence, The c!cik Of the district court
for Custer County Dak, at Custer Ciiy D.. t, on
November ~, 1895. viz. Raphael Veith.
DrfIsTst"fy Statement, No. ""5I,
for the y halfS quarter. and = halrNW quarter
section II, township q south. range Z east. Is. III.
VI. He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz Robert Mittkc, Jesse T..
Gorrell. Jacob Matter, Charles Rcder. all of Buff
faio Gap, d.. 7.
J i. LUsE, Register
First publication. October II.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Land Office al Dea lwood. D, T..
Oct. IL, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
judge or III his absence the clerk OF the district
court for Custer county, ID. r., At Custer City, ID.
T., on November ~. 1885, viz: Robert Wittkc,
Dcriaratcry Statement, No. 2SfJ.
for the s half Sc quarter, Sc quarter ofSW quar-.
ter, section 4. NV quarter Of NE quarter, section
., tow nship 6 south. range 6 east, Is. III. NJ. He
names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. AMI cultivation of.
said land. viz: Paul Kieenann, of Custer post.
Office, ID. T.. c. II Johnston, Raphael Veith,
Edward Wilson. OF Buffalo Gap, ID. L.
]. Y. Luse, Register.
First publication. October IL.
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Notice Of Final Proof
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwooD

Ian OFFICE AT ID. i
Sept. 18th. 1885
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled no,ic. of hts Intention W
make final proof In support of his claim, ana
thai said proof VIII he made before the judge or
in his absence the clerk Of the district court OF
Custer county at Custer City. ID. T., ON Nov. End
1885. viz
r ar and \ hf \ w or, sec. 10, tp 6 ,, X o T.
Il II NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation OF
said land, viz:
Ludlow Il. Reno, George G. Boland, William
Enochs, ChaIles Conger, of Buffalo Gap, DIT,
J. L. Luse, Register.
First publication Sept. &c.
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Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office Mt Dead,

Land Office ut Deadwood. ID. T.. |
september 30, 1885. (
To Albert D.. Crary, who made ID. ). No. 1864,
and whom il may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
Cd settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof VII. be made before the judge, or
in his absence, the clerk of the district court of
Cus.cr county, j.. r., at Custer City, ID. T., on
November II, 1885, viz John Van Slttcrt,
Declarntory Statement, No. 1:sO9.
for the L half of SW quarter, ana lot 4. section
IL, and lot |, section ~, township G south, range
: east, Il. II. NJ. He nagaes the following wit
uesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation OF, said land. viz william
Enochs. Edward Cole, Ed Wilson, Herbard Bond,
all Of Buffalo Gap, D.T
J. p. LUSE, Register.
First publication. October 10.
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Notice Of Final Proof

LAND OFFICE AT DEApwooD, %. T.
September II, 1855. ,
Notice is hereby given that the mann
ell settler has fled notice ofhis intention 10 make
hna, proof IN support OF his claim,
amt that said proof will he made before the
Judge. or In his absence, the clerk of the district
conrt In aud for Custer county. ID. t., At Custer
City, D.. r.. ON November 10, 1856. viz: Henry
A. Albien.
Dechra tory Statement, No, 96sy,
for the NV quarter, section %. township 6south.
range 7 east, B. II. n. He namsS. the following
witnesses To prove his cont 'nnbus residence
upon, and cultivation Of, said laid land, viz :
George C. Boland. Ludlow II Reno. William A..
Brooks. Joseph Brunschmid. all OF Buffalo Cap
d. r.
First publication, October 3.
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Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office at Deadwood. d. T. |

IdITW VHIIt NJ HtW0IWVVI' D' 7
October 7, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam.
ell settler has flied notice of his intention To make
final proof ia support OF his claim. ana that said
uroof will DE made before the judge, or IN hts All
>cnce, the clerk OF the distrIci court in aud for
Caster county. ID. T., NJ Custer CITY. ID. T.. on
November y, 1885, viz: William J. Thornby,
Deciaras0iy Statement. 70. J02S.
for the T. half Sc quarter, and Sc quarter NE
quarter. section !, township 3 south, range Z
east, and lot 5, section 6, township ! south, range
: east, b. H.. NJ, He names the following w;t-
nesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land. viz; William II.
Spanglcr. Alvin $. Way, william A. Fowler,
George Middleton, all Of StratOr postofice, ID. T..
J. 7. LuSE, Register.
First publication, October 10.
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NOTICE or FINAL PROOF
Land Office at Deadwood. OAK, I
Sent Z ISS5 4

Land Office AT DeadW0od, OAK,
Sept z, 1885.
To Roswell f. Patterson who made De 1883 ana
Thomas W Furlong who made 5 2l24 ana 10
whom II may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice Of his intention TO
make final proof i'm support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
or in his absence the clerk ofthe district court OF
Custer county at Custer city DIT on Oct 70 1855,
viz:
Benjamin F. Ensinger u. s. No 1928 for the S M
ne or and : Inf NV or sec ~ tp 4sr1e e. IL NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove ms
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
Walter b. Uoag, william j, Feather, ana
Charles Bender, OF French creek, ID. t., ana
JAMES Bender, OF Strater, ID. T.
J. r. LUSE Register
First publication Sept ~
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-24
OF FLOWER

Maurice Egsn In Gown TopisaJ
There were no rose, till the first child died,
No violet, NJ balmy. brea thed heartssase,
n, heliotrope. nor bud, SO aear TO bees.
]. . money hearted w,.oibine, no gold-syed
And whits-la~hsi iaisy.aowsr. nor, stretch
ing wife.
Il sting An parting a. the young Spring
brceE'
onu' gitiy RACES playing seek and hide;
FL ail flowers died when Eve left Parad iss.
A IL al. & e world was iiowerless awhile,
Uull u little ch,ld was lait in earth;
Then ", m its grave grew violsts for its eyes
AMI frcm its iip. r~u-e-petals for it's SIN Ia,
Aud 20 al. fl ,wers frcm that chiid's death
took birth.