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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
THE A OFFICE.

This office was created by the
Legislature for Laurens County in
1878. Mr.. l.. H.. WATTS was the
first appoint tee to the office, and
since his resignation. G.. ID. BARKS-
DALE has filed the same up to the
present time. In the view of econ
omy and reform in the County gov
eminent, the question of abolish
ish this office arises for the con-
sideration of the tax payer. 1t
may be ii matter of Information to
some to state how the Masters Of
In the first place. it is Il branch of
the Court of Common Pleas, more
especially of the equity idc Of the
Court. Law cases, by consent of
counsel, may he referred to the
Master, but only equity eases IN
volving Il long accounting, or in
which some information is neceS-
sary for the court, are property
referred.
The uiicer is not paid by the
County. The Office and necessary
office furniture are furnished by
the County. His costs come from
the parties litiyant. He has no
fees paid by the parties, and if they
are not able to pay his costs, he
never refuses to do the work on
that account. lie is not allowed
10 charge mor than three dollars
per day and three dollars for ma
king report, and twenty-five cents
for answering each witness.
If there was no Master, the
30 -,.. -, .
practice, which from the nature of
equity cases, has always been in
use in the courts of equity. Tn"
referee cannot charge more costs
than + 10Y allowed to the Mas
ter, but you rarely find Il lawyer
who will take Il case as referee UNI
less Il larger fee than the Master
usually gets is guaranteed by the
parties litigant. 1t is true that
great many equity cases that are
now tried by the Master, might be
tried by the court, but witnesses
would have to attend from day to
day before the case could be reach
ed, and the courts would have to
sit longer, and thus make it more
expensive to the taxpayers, to run
Wv 'p"h'H. -\h dt\ image Is
gained by the parties litigant in
having an experienced officer to
take the testimony and make the
decisions. The plaintiffs attorney
will always select Il referee COM
petent to do the work. The Mas
ter receives commissions on sales,
but if the Masters Office did not
exist, these sales would be made
by the Clerk of the Clerk or Sheriff,
who would be entitled to the same
commissions.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
Citizens Meeting.

At a meeting of citizens Of Lau-
rcns, on Saturday, the following
resolutions were adopted:
We learn with pain ard sorrow
of the great disaster which has
befallen our friends and fellow
citizens of Charleston. AS neigh
bors and friends, we extend to them
our heartfelt sympathy in this
great pfovidential afnjction. With
the view to extend to them in their
misfortune, such material assist
ance as is practicable
ReSOiUed, That contributions be
Immediately made by this meet
ting, to the object expressed In this
preamble, and that our fellow
citizens of the town be requested
to contribute to the secretary of
this meeting to a relief fund for the
needy of the stricken city.
ReSoiUed, That the Chairman of
this meeting inform the Mayor of
Charleston that the fund raised
under this action is subject to his
draft to be used at his discretion.
b. w. BALL, Chairman.
n. Is. IIAL, Sec'y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
Written for THE ADVERTISER.
Who Is the Farmers Champion?

As , Cannon tbor,nobI,. ;n.,.
ostod - rol
70 .dranco tbn n~rnsnnritu nf ~
c,osS ne mnn,tnn. ~ aH 20 ~
oidort o~unnltnr,I cl,Ln ~ tho
"nmnt, nf+hn 49,
tho XTIiIlr,,n m"n,nn,onto ~.
smaco n rnmr .nimmns 70 .L,w thnt
CtnI !, u i,rmurI W. tha
rhamrinn ~ vii AZ tha randidat.
of thn rmnr,s movnmnnt 10 IN
foct n,itbnr II = u.oll Lnou,n 70
ovnr,- snn.;bla NAN IN Iornoo
CnnnT+, th,t t,o rnrn,or;s n"nron
t;nn I,nnrnoa trn nnn,rint, ae
nnminnting or .nrmortinI = tiol,o+
for thn InTi.IotnrS thot ticknt VA
nnynr ~ rnn.s,,
w,. hnfnro no ~ynmtinn thn+ nt
tnmntoI to m,L,n ,hn S,nrnstinn
and bo failod ~ .nnurn Snnmninmt
aunnnrt 70 10 lon,, rnd ~ U,rrnan,,
C.mdidota IndiviIraI mon,hnr,
of tho Eorronrs, rnnro,,nnt ~,
b,vn So,;c;tod Col G,ron:s toha nS
c,ndidota Tbn ho oniI
of Ont ~ hort onh N. nnui'n
hnth prf 49, = en
nor tharnfnra u,dnrstand b.
cl.jmstn ho 10 farnars, ~
Epxt 7 viii show tb,t Tr cav.
hoe MT a,w,nra baon ~ o'"o
Of thn Earmars movanont Snptba
I,~aurensyiIIe Hern,d nf EobrnorH
1Dth 1es. T 40 . onn 1o"dnS.
w;th tbiC oontinn. "WThn TiIi"nan
Raid In thot 'ditorinI (f,r u.hi"h
tha mopauinn editnr is r~aSnn,sihIn
II i, mildI9, Sonnstad 800 ~ ~
arc moro Or 10 oro,tr nd thn,
NJ TiIinon - "hnns -" hah
that Tiiinnan :, NV donns @ :
what ha s,vs ana hnnast ~ hn
does hut TIA nmnstinn - nnrtIr ny
unon - snH ~ m,,oh c ",u. ~
lowers? =" How does it tranSpire
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

Judge BRYAN, of the United
States District Bench, has sent in
his resignation to headquarters.
Col. CHARLES Fl. SIMONToN has
been appointed to the oface as
Judge BRYAN's successor.
We would be exceedingly graft
fed if the honor hal fallen upon
Capt. CALDWELL. He has a Judi
cial mind by inheritance, as well
as by the mucubrations Of twenty
years" The gentleman appointed
will fill the Office ably and credita-
bly, to the Federal and State Courts.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
Notice Of Settlement and
Final Discharge.

BY permission Of a. w. Burn
side, Judge of Probate, will settle
the estate of David Reed, deceased,
at his Office at Laurens G.. H.. on
the goth of September, 1886, at 10
O'Clock y. NJ, and at the same time
will apply for n final discharge.
All persons having demands
against said estate are hereby mott
fled to present the same in due
form, on or before said day, or be
forever barred. And all Indebted
are required to make payment by
said time.
a. ID. OWENS,
Executor.
Aug. IS, 1886 At
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
4 CARD.
TO the Patrons Of the Ldurensrille
EInlnIo InIIonn

TO the Patrons Of the Laurensrille
Female College,
The next session of the College
will begin next Monday, Sept. 18th,
and continue nine and Il half schol-
aStic months.
Every comfort possible will be
furnished our boarding pupils, and
no pains on u part will be spared
to render our patrons the most
satisfactory services, and we trust
we Will received full return of past
patronage, with an increase of new.
AS patrons of the Primary Depart
ment are usually most concerned
to know something about the ar
rangcmcntS for this department.,
we beg leave to state that this de-
partment has been removed from
the third floor Of the college build
Alice Perry, an experienced teach
or. Pres. r. p. Smith, formerly Of
Reidville Female Cole e has this
to say Of Miss Perry:
at affords me great pleasure to
recommend to your community
Miss Alice f.. Perry, as an earnest,
faithful, conscientious teacher.
She taught for me two years and
gave satisfaction to me and my
patrons. Those who like modesty,
refinement and dignity Of charac-
ter, will be pleased with Miss Perry.
1 consider her a model character.
Respectfully,
Rev. ROBT. p. SMITH,
Clinton College, s. c."
We have done our best to give
II patrons just the teachers they
want in all departments alike, and
know that we offer extra induce
ments In every way, and hope to
receive n full patronage. Parties
wishing further information will
please write for a catalogue, or
call on
r. w. MINER,
President.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
The Damage of the Earthquake.

On the night of the 31st Of Au-
gust last occurred an earthquake
which was felt with more or less
severity in all of the Atlantic
States and extending from New
York to Chicago. The shock in
South Carolina, and especially in
Charleston was the most severe
of those recorded in her history.
Slight shocks were felt in Charles
ton and Summerville on Aug. 27th,
but very little attention WAS paid
to the newspaper reports of them.
The greatest shock causing the
greatest damage to life and prop
erty occurred in Charleston. IT ten
O'Clock Of the night Of August 3l~t.
Different accounts are given of the
course of the wave of Of the earth
quake, but the most authentic opin-
iOn is that its course was from
East to West, though divrrying,
more or less at various points.
The wave seems to have been i'm
mediatcly proceeded by low rum
bling noise, and many say that
while the ground was quivcring
beneath their feet they felt the cf-
fleets of an electric current. or the
eight shocks that were most per
ccptibly felt during the nipht of
the 3lSt, the first was the most Sc
we're and longest, LASTING about
three minutes. Several shocks
we're felt during the the first of
September, and also during the
night of the same day. The dam
age to property in Charleston is
estimated at from five to ten mil
lions. Thrce-fOurths of the houscs
will nave to be repaired and re-
built. st. Phillips Church, the CITY
Hospital and many other substan-
tial buildings were wrecked. From
falling brick walls and chimncys,
about sixty lives were lost and one
hundred wounded. The telegraph
wires were shaken to the ground
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

Mr.. Jesse O'Neal, agent for Rags
dale q Bro, Nurscrymcn, at James
town, y. o., came into the sanctum
last week with IL small paper box
containing the great enemy to the
peach tree. 1t is a winged, bug or
fly, with long black horns, small
black head, long black wings, and
a bright golden band around upper
end of body. The whole body is
covered with II black blush down,
similar to that found on butterflies.
This fly lays its egg at the base of
the tree, near the ground. The egg,
under favorable circumstances,
matches in Il very few days, produ-
cling q small worm, which works
It's way into the tree between the
bark and the wood, feeding p o
the white wood or fruit bearing
part OF the tree. It's course is
downward, gaining in size and
strength until it reaches it's full
growth rs Il worm. BY thi time
1T has formed within it, BODY n
silken strand, and then it begins to
spin around itself IL cocoon similar
to that Of the silk worm. from
which it energies after Il season
covered with Il thin shell like other
%coocoons of that class, and then
bursts forth the fly, as described
above. They may be found during
the month of August, on the out
s1de of the bark, about one inch be-
low the surface of the ground.
The remedy, says Mr.. O'Neal, is
water and soap made from wood
ashes, IN equal parts and boiled
until thoroughly mixed, and ap-
piled to the body of the tree below
the surface of the ground and ex-
tending to the branches. 1t should
be applied with a broom, during
the month of August, so as to pre-
vent the deposit of the eggs of the
fly. This Is said to be the greatest
preventive to the fruit tree borer,
and the greatest invigorator to the
health and growth Of the tree,
practiced by horticultural lists in
America.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
LAURENS COUNTY
REAL ESTATE
AGENCY

OFFERS THIS WEEK TIE FOLLOW
ING BARGAINS:-
FOR SALE.
500 Acres Of valuable land con-
tanning 100 or more acres or creek
and branch bottom land, well tim
farm in the up-cOuntry. Will sell
in one, two or four-horse farms to
suit purchasers.
Terms easy. This place is &
miles from Clinton and 10 miles
from Laurens G. II.
a Neat Cottage, new, in the
Town of Laurens, in ~"Jersey," con-
tanning Five Rooms. Will be sold
low, on easy terms.
FOR RENT.
Another Cottage on the Jersey
side, Five rooms. Apply for terms.
We have one hundred thousand
dollars worth Of property now in
our hands, which we place upon the
market.
FOR RENT.
Five Elegant store Rooms, in
the town OF i.aurcnS. Apply at
once for terms.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
y Neat Four Room Cottage, on
the Jersey side is offered for Rent.
Will be sold-a Bargain.
FOR RENT.
\ Large Brick residence, cen
trally located, in the Town Of Lau-
ems. Ten rooms besides Cook &c.
Suitable for II Boarding House.
FOR SALE or RENT.
Three Valuable Tracts of Land i'm
the County. Good Farm Lands
improved and unimprovcd. Good
terms.
All who desire to purchase, should
address or consult
j. NJ. HAMPTON
Manager.
or &c. GARINGToN,
Attorney,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
what Further testimony Needed.

Rev. s. II. Hartman, Pomaria, s.. c.,
says: az unhesitatingly recommend Pei
hams Chill Specific AS n reliable cure"
X. II. Milan, Clinton, s. C.:-''It cures
every time. Had twelve persons on my
place, and ii cured all"
Allen NJ. Nichols tsstifes, THAT a
half bottle broke the chills on him."
Pelham's Chill Specific is so well
known that it is scarcely necessary to
say much about it. The people use it,
the children like it, the doctors pre-
scribe it. 1t stands unri> aled. Cures
every pop.
EEF-For sale BY b + PoScy e Bro,
livan, Dorroh's; Sullivan IL Milan, Mt.
Gallagher; j Ii smith Il Co.. Goldville;
Culbertson IL Smith, Waterloo.
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Of South Carolina.
COUNTY or Id URNES,
IN PROBATE COURT.

Whereas, John Ii. Powers has applied
to me for Letters Of Administration on
the Estate of Samuel l.. Power, decd.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of said deceased, to be and APP
pear before me ut a Court of Probate, TO
on the 9th day Of September, 1886, Mt ID
o'clock, a. NJ, to show cause, If any they
can, why letters should not DO granted.
Given under my hand and seal this,
the 18th day of August, 1856.
a. w. BURNSIDB,J p. L.. q.
Aug. 25th1 sss 4 70
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

Col JAS. f. IzLAR, President pro
tenn. of the State Senate, has issued
Il writ of election to the State and
County Election Commissioners
for this County, ordering ar cleo
ton for Senator to fill the vacancy
accustomed by the resignation of
Col. II. =. Todd. TIL election will
be held on the Goth of November
next, the day OF the General Elec-
ton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
National Bank
i "A u r Il M 8
No. 1910.
Department,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLL- }
ER OF THE CURRENCY,

ElN VI l11E w
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1860
WHEREAS, by satisfactory cvi,
dence presented to the undersigned
it has been made to appear that
''TlIE NATIONL BANK OF LAU-
RENS," in the Town of Laurens, in
the County OfLaurcnS and the State
of state of South Carolina, has
complied with all The provisions CT
the Statutes of the United States
required to be complied with before
an association shall be authorized
to commence business Of Banking
y OW THEREFORE, |, William l.
Trenholm, Comptroller of the Cur
rcncy, do hereby certify that "THE
NATIONAL BANK OF L~AURENS," in
the Town Of LaurcuS, in the County
of Laurens and State of South Car
DINA, is authorized to commence
the business of Banking as provided
in Section Fifty-onc hundred and
sixty nine, of the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF Witncs
my hand and Seal ofotlice the oath,
day of July 1886.
w. l.. TRENHOLM,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Aug. IL, 1886
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

Roscoe Conkling says "that the
smallest county newspaper is worth
more to it's country subscribers
In one month than its price for q
We III, and does more for its neigh
horhood for nothing than many a
hi IN official does for his mlnifcent
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

The State Executive Committee
have decidedsnot to appoint u day
in each County for the nominees
on the State ticket, but only in
each Congressional Distrit, leaving
1t to the several Counties to make
such appointments a. they may
deem proper.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

Oats are a good feed to promote
egg production in heavy fowls.
LIN test at the Ohio station, there
appeared to he no relation what
ever between the weights of seed
and the vitality, for among the
heavy and the light seeds there
were about equally good and poor
examinations.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

JAMES Ct. BLAINE, in a recent
speech North, said that the strikes
of the working men and the Demo-
cratic Administration had n "sus-
picious contemporane0usness,"
which the democrats should be
called upon to explain.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

THE NEW "GEN. GRANT" Posi-
AGE STAMP.-Thc Postmaster Gen
era! is introducing for sale ut the
principal post offices "The United
States Letter Sheet Envelope a
unique device for correspondence
through the mails. 1t is Il combi-
nation in n of Il letter sheet, en-
vclope and the new new postage
stamp of the denomination of two
cents, bearing the military portrait
ofGen. Grant. Thcyare especially
adapted for use when travelling.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
HOLMES SURE CURE

MOUTH WASH AND DENTIFRICE.
Cures Bleeding Gums, Ulcers, Sore
Mouth, Sore Throat, Clcanses tho Teeth
commended by leading dentist. Pre-
pared by Drs. j. p. d w. X. HOLMES,
Dentist, Macon, Ga. For sale by all
druggit and dentist, and In Laurens by
DIR. T.. Is. COMMON. 25-ly.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

ALIEN. II. STEPHENS OLD HOME.
Alexander III. stephens old home
"Liberty Hail." has been purchased
by the stephens Monument associ-
alton, but a debt Of $4,000 still re-
mains ON it, which the committee
hopes to pay by soliciting 81 sub
sCriptiOns.=ChicagO Herald.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

On account of sev'r' illresS
the editor has been unable to give
his attention to this issue of THE
ADvERTIRER.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

Report of the Condition of
The National Bank of Lnurrns
at LaurcnS, in the state Of SO.
Ca, al the Close of Business,
August 9th 1886.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08

OFFERS THIS WEEK TIE FOLLOW
ING BARGAINS:-
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

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5%isrnsfsnsn enbuer ueIorsan'feretS Stat.
For at fremme Arbeib'rnss Snteresier
usbtaser bet reYubIitanife Parti fsIssnbe
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nosen 9,nieenbe faI pore uIiae
Hseoptrfor 2ouen, suer at tetnife
6ormfeI % 6o~tbinbrinaer fctter IN
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Dec
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II bel foripn4 net
fineri, os anbefaler
uorffe. tsoffe % euael
Bseer. WampbIet
VIafai
1T prsir pas be torn.
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ben uorife Spuobe, iom eierne uiIbs
fire pore 2antsmGnb Der ct BIab. Der
I moraIft os frtfeiis 9snisenbe ffuIbs
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mon ouerbos,bst I benne ffrsbsIise Der
6en fan nfnfe af nnoeu menneGfeIio
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

heif County. Joma, oen
CT &. g. NurtabI; ban rniifsbe SO
Cons So, ~ Spin % en- 2abs. 5or
Ole Dillon branbte en- 2abe % alt
bans So. Wause andre lib osiau
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

0te Oftober 1856
Nprtb=
Sororpfelier. Rat til Wanbaa u,ars
feb.s en- iuas SotbpfsIie / Ou,'snsn
at Smitbpias. gpsn Iisser psb Wuns
binsen af Cape Sear GIobsn psb bet
atIantife ban.
Srr06.
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~iou1nle Optreben par Na,iasen til SoI'
tets @uieri I Yrouinbien Sc gbuen,
mebens Wetbobiferne paafaar, at Ra'
tboIiterue opbihfebe 6ineierne til at
n,prbe be 9riffne % steIesse b,res
2irteeienbom berpeb, at ben tatboIife
BiRop bruste gull Wurfien til 8psuins
at en- fatboIf Ratb,traI. Bitoppsn
par f.re @anse bIepen oiort opmarts
fom paa, at bon nbiaite fig for at ops
bible til goItsbanbIiuser, buis ban
hrttof, Ron 6orns for, 6sr, finsGYe
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
Dtt1ef

insen M~siurance paa be uebbrenbt'
gpsniuser.
Webraftd.
HcpubIifdnerne bar n%cn1ineret Sobr
W. Sbap'r til fa 8anSibat for Gu.
r.rnersmbebet. 6at er en- Of be RIbifl
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

Ora @aibtn9tou.
DIR. Benedict, ben n~psaniatte Be-
ilurer for Geoiertra,nB Trutferi par |
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DEBORAH, Dinne'
aenbe Ranbibater nominerebes for
@ounipsg mb.ber: Nuhttsr, s.. Ststs
MARION; 8asiersr, 6 Matbiion; @s'
glitter Of 9esbs, .. u. Stens'ub
Glert Of Court, u. 8. 9imIe; Sbsrif,
u 8. Brcpn; Stif'ereisbumuer, 6.
IS. Buise; County attornsp, 6. D.
Scribe; Stol.iuperintenbent, .. o.
Dale; Coroner, Or. q. u, NeIion
Surptpor, George Mi6'I os Count
Commissioner, g. s. g'ebIan
RsouhI;YonY Ho,trfn>G onneuftnu for
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&'su bar beipbeIist fubst be neto,
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-07-01
CIVIL JURTsDICTroN

efThe bill coisfcrring civil jurisdic.
Won in the Indian Territory on the
" ahited States courts reads as
nllows:
Dr mThat the courts of the United
watcs which now or may hereafter
Dcreise criminal jurisdiction over
4 &c Indian Territory, or any part
saw crcof, or over any reservation,
a III alder tho provisions of any
wal Datute of the United States, shall
tina 81 i've and exercise civil jurisdiction
bot Il so within the limits of the Judi
An nal district in which said courts
the .'re held: Provided, that this act
dec HAIL not be so construed as to
Gre test said courts with Jurisdiction
an, Ter controversies between In
Du ,ians.
the Sec. 2. That all original. mense
me plG final process issued by any
of enitcd States court which now has
get q may hereafter have criminal
Saf s Jurisdiction in the Indian Territory
~ hall extend TO and be executed in
moi hid territory in like manner as in
prt Die district from which the process
ing issued.
cEss ere The proyiso that the civil juris-
Of Fiction with which the courts are
iins'so be vested shall not extend TO
ove oy controversies between Indians con-
Haieeys doubtful meaning. Such
',n ur jurisdiction may or may not cover
ane fases between adopted whites and
tshindians This can only be deter
he mined by some statute or common
no.lqw deslhsasSipg persons adopted into
anS aa Ssndian tribes fo'-Se or not to be
tlo,r adams.