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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
American As She Is Spoke.

An intelligent young Mexican. who
had received a thorough education from
a private tutor, recently made his first
visit to the United States. While in In
dianapolis a few evenings ago he ex-
pressed an embarrassment at having to
engage in conversation with young peo-
pie in the States, owing to the use Of
slang words and phrazes which he did
not understand. His first day of travel
this side of the Rio Grande gave him u
foretaste of what he was to encounter.
The conductor OF the sleeping-car was
annoyed by a capricious lady passen-
ger, who exacted unreasonably line
Gus attentions and talked more than was
pleasant to hear. The conductor, tax
ing u seat by the Mexican, volunteered
the criticism that the woman was ''too
flip
What do you mean by saying she is
too tip?'" asked the Mexican.
''Why, l mean she is too tly,'' the
conductor answered.
Flip 'hy,'-what do they mean?"
"Why; don't you knowP Well, she's
TOO fresh!'"
81 do not yet understand confessed
the Mexican. The conductor belabored
his brain for a moment, and then, with
q relieved expression, said:
- mean that she is too soon.' -
Indianapolis Sentinel.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
ABOUT MOTHS.

p Put Away Winter Clothing-No
Dust, No Moths.
slowing away Of winter clothes is
the most fatiguing of all the home
! The large dry-goods stores and
+ Offer to take charge Of furs, and
these are costly it is best to let
Undertake it, as the garments may
insured, But you can not send
fter wardrobe of a family away
rage, and these are the days when
|ah begins to fly. Take the early
Pc hours to the work. and have
Pthes-line put up in the yard to
ne work easier of heating and in
p. The spots show out in the
a. wherever there is a spot that
llke grease have the ammonia
eady, with Il bit of sponge and
TO cleanse it thoroughly. Moths
pee are attracted by the grease
Let all garments be perfectly
Flaken and brushed in every fold
'Iey are put in papers. Turn
pockets, turn over the collars
JUS Remove everything that
Ae a bit OF white dust or end Of
Wherever there is a film as of
cobweb, that means mischief.
koth has been there before you,
only resource is to evict the
Lay a clean dampened napkin
Aeichief over the spot and press
win q hot iron. The steam
u.s. all the tibres and kills what
NE Is hid there. For it is per-
Ieless to put away woolens in
r4vsts' or tar paper OF pepper, if
VI "nlts' are in them. Thew
1her way out and make tLls
p'le whether the creature dies
pungent odor afterwards or
sHspapers are now much liked
pP,hgs, but do not trust them in
drawer; the moth will usually
May IN through some opening.
p"pef ilrst, and then to Il cover
al OF either brown Holland,
lisa or glazed cambria, sewed
"ie safest, because the mother
ho1 fancy a smooth, slippery
one has different views from
ant, which is driven away by
ttonsh' shaggy surfaces to tread
sne takes the finest woolens
o'1e strange reason. She pre-
"ll wool" Since the fashion
Eood floors, and rugs that arc
.aken up and beaten, there
uS nouns IN any house. Get rid
!. ~ Early and you will be freed
Hie uust that is in the carpets
n No., at the edges by the wall,
Mo- De very thoroughly broomed
D'' and IN dark hiding-places
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

On the under sides of upholstered chars.
aurn .hese upside down, beat well, and
give them a touch of kerosene. Also
run your hand and dusting-whisk well
Town into the sides and backs of sofas
ana arm-chairs. You will find lost AZ.
.lcles; the escaped pen-knife or orna-
mert, and many a hair-pin; but you will
~ oring up the truly ancestral" dust
81 tne Inca t1avifrontella. .'Without
phosphorus. no thought" say the Ger
mar scientists; it is certainly true in
housekeeping, mo dust, no moths."-
Philadelphia Ledoer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
NO MERMAID THERE.
How n Put-Up Job Was Made of \
Avail-A Detroit Liar.

How a Put-Up Job Was Made of No
Avail-A Detroit Liar.
He was leaning against the railing
at the ferry dock looking decidedly out
of sorts when along came an oily,
smooth-faced man and said:
"How are you Off"
"What for?"
"Money."
"Haven't got a red"
"Say, can you tell a lie?'
clean"
"Then you are the man I want. Old
Captain Smith, of Buffalo, is over in
that saloon and has got a crowd
around him. He's a great liar, but al
ways sticks to one anecdote. 1t is
about his vessel being wrecked, ard
Of a mermaid taking him in her
arms and swimming ashore. Now,
then, l want you to go I'VE and sit
down and hear the lie out, and when
he is t through Just get up and claim that
you are the identical mermaid who
saved his useless old life. l want to
set him back, and it will be fifty cents
in your pocket"
The matter was arranged and the
pair went over to the saloon. Captain
Smith was feeling good, and in a little
time he worked around to remark:
"That was a curious thing that hap
pened to me in 1S4S. Did [ ever tell
you OF the wreck Of the Mary ANN"
emo"
He sat down to describe the imagi-
nary wreck, and when he got along to
where the vessel showed an intention
to founder the chap who was to play
mermaid got the wink and pricked up
his ears.
"Well, SIR" continued Smith, '.she
finally went down, and l found myself
struggling in the lake. 1t was twenty
five miles to land, and how do you sup
pose l got there?"
81 have heard that a mermaid towed
you ashore" answered one of the
gang:
"Humph! an internal lie! l t1oated
ashore on the main hatch cover, and
never had a nicer ride in my life!"
The man who hired the liar seemed
completely broken down, while the liar
stumped off out doors with his courage
all gone. Smith had seen them in con
versation, suspected a job, and left the
mermaid out altogether. Detroit Free
Press.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

III you wish protection from insectA
protect the birds from tho boys.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

There are fifteen industrial schools
in New York City.-M. Y. Nas|
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

Speak WELL of your friends-of your
enemies say notn.s@.-M y Herald
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

California has a State Board of Ed
ucation which has elected q ''literary
proof-reader and editor-in-chief'' at q
salary Of $500 per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

sAN PABLO-Cabn capacity limited
RESERVATIONS can made by letter or telegraph 70, a
.ohin nons seen at, 2o7 Broadway, New" fOrA' vi MUM -
Railroad Du'i''".' LELAND STANFORD, President
TIL GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
Re- D FOR ANTwEEr AsD pA r. s..,,s.,
nn ss Psh sFSn Ns"9o!: ana y
ssGob ssS and $780, excursion so second
caf fRf Ss ~ s j 5ra.4H
AS snsd hIyEs Ss2
S Slry OF 1r D GaaFsTKR ssar,s pee M
f;SS n 81 q, sS5 hss:ns. sf Ahs
AS from New f $sfi S FffSssFF
sR5 P2FA NA1 STEAM
SEHSSS5S' .sS PEE = n
ADRiATIC nc cat %o TST siar DOCK foot Of %c o
nd slo9 Re's sgo faSm t Se
yoraee erRs sig 1i.rme" t dTatic cny ss
DpS ods RA No 81 S
AGENT, for Philadelphia STUART ToB&Y i6jwa6at st
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. co.
vo SHoEG A9T AMp T9 to GI6 bremen
=, iPE nsS PS penn
'NHfiN s ss ma,Seq Bremen direct "a
f,anin 500. GU Ole. steamers. "a CaDln SoO
N"''A' +N'' storage nj lowest rates.
OELRICHS d co. no. = Bowling "recn'
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
TX Between Ntw-N YORK AID HaYTe . ,,...-. =.
(,rorv,s pier new North River foOt OF motton-st
s sqm RRi&iTTfS %eG Dec bee m
De knrsIh &c w "a.
tHRA DOR Pctl,T i'Hautcr Ve Ncinesuy Dog 10 hoUH
0i cabin by Ollndc RodTtgues ana St simon SoV
Chicks piyane sht N amountS 20 salt on the banquo
n}bEs q h rT1 Aegn pqEqg Green
pRANCH or VtCE. l.liO BhOAnNAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
REAL ESTATE

NrwYoRK Thursday Nov. rs. 1885.
we're no sales led at the Exchange and Auction ROOM
to-day - ,c ,r7cTrONs
TODAY FRIDAY), NOV 81
Py j. Thomas Stcarr'S 49,,
foreclosure sale Alfred WSys! !3 Iflfe 40 # Of 9th.
ave By scott HpcrS. 30 OIL,
-. o tots With cuidings nos 90 AND % Oliver
d DO lots with cottage near Boston foa" oPp''o
IT0th-st 2Sd war0 .
RI, Iob, f. 3. Smpth. .,
foreclosure sale Potter Mtche TceIT a I50 II OF
and 4.story dwelling NO So' fa'' ii-'"''' = "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
Gin i]roucrtn to Eet.
Citp I]ropertp tor Sale.

NOR SALE.-By order of the Executor 10
close an estate So lots9Ith SSH and 99th sts noi
ethSyc: no aud the line OF Tapd
grand Investment ;. EpDl " - -
IrOR SALE.-The beautiful three-stOry
i brown stone dwelling and lot, IL" "eS' i-o'N''' W
6th-ave Inquire ON promises
HAVE TWO LEFT; those elegant tQnr-
story cabinet fuilh dwellings choice ana ieStlo,cu
no. IL ana 4lq w, 81 st-St: equals al the plce
49, OOJ and $4,000 inspection iuyllcd , o.,or
~-''' SAMU Eli COLCORD builder ana owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
OF THE
NETWORK, LAAE ERIE AND WEST
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

The NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY has made contracts with rs which pro
funding OF the entire floating indebtedness oil
the Company as by the Presdents satement In Oh
Tscepts Of all kinds may in future be APP
pr0prae payment OF the interest on all the funded
DEBT OF the company.
noang will DO provided for by tho Issue OF Bondi
OF the Long DOCK Company tbe TowYork terminus OF the
New.York Lake Enc and Western Railroad Company
which BENDS have negotiated and viii enable the Dooh
Company the Railroad Company for the iarsf
amount due by the former.
This negotiation. however upon the condition that the
holders Consolidated Mortgage Bonds and OF
the Mortgage Funded Coupon Bonds Of
the Now York Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
shall receive cash Of the Coupon which maurei
on the December 1855 and shall und those Of June and
December June 1885, and June 1886 into Gold Bont
maturing 1863 bearing per cont interest and secured
by deposit Loan and Trust Company Of
the Coupons funded which will all their origt
nal lien.
paid OF at los and accrued interest al
the Of the Company and such payment cor
responding OF the original Coupons win be cancelled
The st Coupon the Funded Bonds will mature LIST o.
December 1885.
In pursuance foregoing contraos prepared
10 pay the Coupon December 1889 IN cash. sun
render designated for funding for which
we will temporary receipts eIcnangea0e into do
nntive Bonds be engraved aud
cuted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
70 THE HOLDERS OF STOCK. BONDS, AND CAN
TRUST CERTIFICATES or THE

TO THE HOLDERS OF STOCK. BONDS. AND CAR
TRUST CERTIFICATES or THE
DENVER AND RIO GRhNDE RAILWAY COMPANY;
In accordance Article Of the agreement OF the lo'n
day Of June notice hereby given " the following mou1HoA
ton Of said agreement
The Reoaanizaton committee shall consist OF nine mem
bers instead OF i've ,, f..
The cash assessment the capital stock IL redu1eu rom
s. 70 81 per for which 8 per share to'o WI" DC b
Az in the preferred stock o. tho new company
The carita stock OF the new company shi Do "
sos OOy OuO q preferred and S46 3OOoOO OF common soo
and the Der cent Consolidated Mortgage Con- bon'
sbal be increased s42 100000 The increases Of cp'
TAI stock both preferred and common AM o. the CONSUL
dated bonds are % used exclusively Tor thN PURPOSES u
acou ring property and franchises OF the bh'" anu NV
Crane Western Railway Company OF Tor EXTENDING 'h' INV
Of the new railroad company u ogden
Car Trust Certificates viii receive sbOpOOO IN oa5n ~
the remainder thsn outstanding Tho following VIZ
For each Car trust Gcate Of $1,000 bearing per cent
tercst 81 200 IN per Consolidated bonds oil the ne"
~ md Zoo IN Preferred STOCK ana each car IIu'
Certiacate o; 900 bearing per cont Interest sI0 "
ia honda and s4oG - FAD Preferred stock
" oventh article Of agreement Of June 10 pr"voins
for tie cancellation by tho committee Of mo uh"seu
Stock, is abIogated. -. a..
Frrtber information II desired, can DO optfhel W Wv
United States Trust Company. Of New'fork, no 80
where copy Of tie notifications has been hieni au ic %
n, the Denver and Kio GraDie RAILWAY COMPANY w.
wunam.st anc the Office OF A. Marcus SECRETARY Vi Wv
Committee. NO 90 E1change-plaee
GRO. COPPELL, TuE0DOM,M; nh txxlTau
RT ~ sON. Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
Agents for Philadelphia STUART = ToBaY, 4oo
DED "Do'LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

ron LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLo. CURA GOA AND
iO-' MARACAIBO
Frou Pier }6 East River
purr.DrI PIi IA -. W ednesday. Doc.
CARACAS T1,usday' Deo -
Tboso AMERICAN STEAMERS. specially built Tor the
trade have very superior accommodations for passengers
II letters lat 10 noon on Inc Gays te
steamers sail will forwarded providing they are IN
closed in stamped envelopes OF denomnaon suncct 70
cover States postage ofo cents per hAouhoo
Fort . isht passage apply TO
bOOAiO-'' A - l35 PeaIl-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

THE q. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
L American passenger line for st Thomas, barbados
para NsrAnhaIn Pernambuco Bahia RIO de JanerO ana
rossby santos Connecting for MOnteveo Buonos Ayres
and intermediate ports IN southern Brazil.
FINANCE wednesday, Dee nj noon from NoDert STORES
BroOkln
From Newport News Va, third DAY succeeding al . m
PAUL I, GERHAKD & co. General Agents. - Broad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

IKOOM STABLEIAN and USEFUL-MAN
" -Bya young man. age q not long In city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

UANRT,RG AMERICAN IS. CO.'S LINE for
PIYMOUTH tLondunC herhourS ,farlt ana u amnnrg
Boherra.. Nov 2S 10 a. N insla ...-'"eE ~" - ~
Dec 3. T.. III. khartli. DeC u p m
Iir-t abn $50. $50 and S5. SteeraSe - Eohnd Trip
NJ ,sIrcei rrces send fDr Tourist Gazette
'HiIrStr ARHT A. 90 C. b. RICHARD & co.
Cen Agt. 81 Broad-st. y Y GehPas Ast7 81 b""y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
financial.

2s wALL-sr.. NEw.Yoax. November TO- 1888.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
SECOND CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
AND SECOND CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
FUNDED COUPON BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

NRAMERCY PARK, SO Irving Place
VI Handsomely furnished single rooms bathroom On ioo
l---- ~ -rLL.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
Board ar0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side
EIFGANT furnished rooms in fine private
r house viii an mp-ogemcrts for one or two gentle.
men: references evcnaus;d 80 Las. l~tl-st
FURNISHED large and hall roons first
L ana ,irI floors catering basement 100 ta,t <-tst
UNFINISHED ROOMS.-19 5th-ayc,
I Handsomely furnished parOr and bedroom TO rc1..
wlthou: board
NRAMERCY PARK, SO Irving Place
" handsomely furnished single bath room on floor
below gentlemen only
NEWLY furnished rooms, with superior
~ board. So TO s.. 4Ol Lexington ave --------
tST FLOOR, suite or single rooms board
a., pPi9att liable: 6~st reference EVERETT DIRhC-
CHOICE Second floor of five rooms, one
small with without private taDG s9etence'
= EAST 3OTH-ST.-Elegantly furnished
nrstclass table, and Al. convemences.
OEAST 41ST.-Rooms to let with board in
~ drst-class pr vstc house references
oc EAST 29TH-ST., with board, second
for two gentlemen references.
90 EAST -ST.-Second and third
ROOMS for gentlemen en- slite or singy.
90 IRVING PLACE.-Ilandsomcl furnished
O't Urge and small rooms; references required
~ MADISON AVE, with board; elegant
~ 10 four suite or divided strictly INST
class Accommodations.
west SlQe.
CENTRAL, LARGE FRONT ROOM, first
- story furnished running water. upnghJ DedI also
single thrd-stOTy ROOM - West 2lstst
ELEGANT suite OF rooms, with or without
II private table also for slacle gentlemen IaOr
dining room. reie; ence3 81 West f1tL ST
FURNISHED parlOrs singly or together;
references l47 West l4th-st.
DTEAS1NT ROOMS with board, at Ga West
L 55d-sts refer,hc~s * hanged.
CECOND floor and OthCr rooms private table
- rieslredi re-ermces . - 1o,l --l7S
VNO LET.-Suite of rooms and ban III the
burlington, 10 vast 30th-sL Meals a la carte
II WEST 26IH-ST. opposite 81. James
i Ho'"l-Elegant ROOMS. 81 te single with OF
without Dpard, on moderate terms
OOTH-ST 90 West, near 5th-avc.-Peas-
DO ant sunny superior board, uneIcep,onaDe ref
ereneos.
20 WEST 39Tn ST.-Siucle ard connecting
10 roo1s superior board; private bath: highest refer
encss require.
JSA WEST Bath STA New England
lc<0 lady desires few select barriers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

GENTLEMEN;
Referring to the contracts with you proper that
adoption the holders Of the schemd
Coupons OF the second consolidated Mort
gage and Second Consolidated Mortgage Funded Coupon
Sonds with the by the Long Dock Com
ynny tho due THIS company will provide the
or hquidatng entire floating iHie 9iednoss.
Yours very especially, -
(sgned) Join KING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
Srt,au Cleaners.

JAPAN- CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
stoamer,leave San Francisco az follows
r,,,crC Nov IS SAN PABLO. .-..Deo- IL
bbH"iO''-'-''''' OCEANICJan. Z.
OCEANIC GAELIC, BELGIC,
eroor,,Iy acknowledgements Accom1n odation.
sAN PABLO-Cabm capacity limited
o,,ons can he made by letter telegraph to. and
onn man, seen at 2s7 Broadway NeUYork' OF ROOM -
pa,ro,d Building, san Francisco ,,
h-ho'" LELAND STANFORD, resident
IT IT GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

SrW.YCuK. Nov "a. 1850.
IL ta,s, Ii,.t Mcrgaeo coupons maturing December l.
rs, Mi b. paid on I'd sitrr Lt date by tao Union lluS'
COMPANY "a D'' ''"' FRED. A. pE0wN, TreasCrer
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-09
FOREIGN;

A dispatch to the London News from
Sophia says Bulgaria is one military camp.
All the male population between the ages OF
Is and As are under arms, and thousands OF
volunteers are being enrolled daily.
The car Of Russia, in replying t" the Bull
garian deputation, said he would endeavor to
secure accord among the powers to effect q
D icltic solution of the Roumelian difficulty.
Throughout Spain last Sunday 275 cases
of cholera and ll2 deaths have been re-
ported.
Important documents rel tting to the Car
oine islands have been discovered amonI
the archives of the Vatican. They will facili-
tut4 settlement of difficulty between Ger
many and Spain.
Purnell, speakins at an open air meeting
after the convention at Dublin this week,
said home rule would stop all disloyal pro-
ceedlngs and outrages and the thirst fur dis
union. The Irish, he claimed, would then
become like their countrymen in the British
colonies, loyal citizens and props to the con-
stitution.
Notice was posted last Sunday at tie
gates of Mrs Morgan OConuell's homestead
ut Kildisart, Ireland, ordering members of
she league to shun her at mass and not sit
in the same gallery with her. Mrs. O'Con-
nell attended mass and was the sole occu-
pant of the gallery
At Montreal, Canada, there has been dy-
ing from small pox from thirty seven to
tifty-nine persons per day.
The liberals in England have laid mine
to be exploded under the tories, i'll pursu-
.nce OF agit ati"n on behalf of over
worked railway servants.
A note will be dispatched from Constan-
tinople to Greece and Servia, advising them
TO disarm.
One hundred and seventy two new cases
of cholera and lift y-six deaths from the dis
ease were reported i'll Palermo near Rome
Sunday.
The total number of cases Of yellow fever
iii Guymas, Mexico. is estimated for Sep
| tember at 200, and deaths at forty
French elections are very much mixed
Some of the political parties are disposed to
disrupt the government. The conservatives
who have male extensive gains, are mon
archists OF one faction Or another. They
would like to see monarchical government
restored in France
The London Times Paris correspondent
says, owing to the number of cabinet minis
tiers defeated at the election Sunday last FL
seats in the chamber of deputies, it will be
necessary for the cabinet to be remodeled OF
resign from office before the chamber meets.
Ii radicals ally themselves with members OF
tn. right, they can overthrow the ministry
leaving France in a permanent crisis which
will seriously jcnpardize the existence OF
the republic.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-09
PACIFIC COAST

Charles L. White aud John Connolly
pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation al
Utah Tuesday, but refusing to pledge obedi
ence to the law were sentenced to SIX
months in the penitentiary and $500 fine.
The citizens of Tombstone, Arizons
have created fund, and offer $3.50 each
for Apache scalps,
The board of supervisors of Cochist
county, Arizona, met here this week aEt
adopted resolution which offered a arewaro
of $500 for the a apprehension of Chief Geron
mo dead or alive, an $3.50 for the appre
nension of anyone Of Gerouimo's band, dea'
or alive
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-09
Notice Fua PUgL!GATi3a.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
Sept TO- 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention TO make fna!
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the County Judge or County
Clerk of Benton county, at Corvallis. Oregon, Oh
saturday, Oct 81, 1885, viz: Charles NJ. kirkress,
Homestead Entry No. 421s for the s. W. one-fourt.
OF N W. e-fourtf OF Sec. 6, 7. II, 5. r. 8, w
He names the following witnesses to prove hi,
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
and viz: T. F. Alexander, James II. Watson, NJ .
f. Watson and George w. Owen, all OF Kings Valley,
i;er ton County, Oregon
Also, Charles NJ. Krkness, heir of L. F. H. kirkness
deceased, Homestead Entry No 42I0 for the Lot No
4 OF Sec. g. T. IL, s. 6, W.
He names the following witnesses to prove the
cntryman's continuous residence upon, and cultiva
ton or said Iand viz: 7. +. Alexander, James NJ
Watson, NJ F. Watson and George W. Owen, all o
Kings alley, Benton County, Oregon
p 3S w s. L. T. BARN, Register
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Oregon City ogn., Sept. 16, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim ami that SAID proof will
be made before the County Judge County Clerk Of
Benton county at Corvallis, oregon, on Wednesday,
Nov. L. 1855, viz: James Herren, HOMESTEAD entry No
1900 for the IL Of s Il, N T. IL Of s Ia and
e IA of IA of Sec II, I. 10, SR. wv
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land
VIZ James IL Townsend, Emil Seifert, VIM Heron
and Richard Seifert, all OF Kings Valley, Benton
county, Oregon.
L. T. BARN,
22-39-5t Register.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-09
Land Office at Oregon City, Greg

Land UIHce at UFeSUH CIIy, OTeSOH
Sept. II, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim. and that said proof
will be made before the County Clerk, of Benton
county, at Corvallis, oregon, on Saturday, Oct. 3lst,
1885, viz: Henry Gerber, Homestead Entry No.
54l2 FOR tie s. IL of N. 4 II and s. IL OF N. W. IA
of Sec "A, I. IL, S r.,
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tnuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land
viz Oliver Witham, Charles Witham, F. NJ, Johnsol
and VIM. Morgan, ali of Corvallis, Benton County
Oregon.
22-3s 5w L. T. BARN, Register.