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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
THeRels MlLLloNs I'M I'M.
Meeting Of the Directors Of the Niagara
Hydraulic Eiaatrio Company.

WAsHIEaTON, Aug. 8,-An important
meeting Of the directors and atookhold-
ers Of the Niagara Hydraulic Electric
company was held yesterday at their Of
fee In Alexandria, Va, for the purpose
OF receiving reports and perfeoting plans
10 utilize the water power NJ Niagara
Falls, This company has secured the
grant from the Ontario government 70
use tho water at the horse shoe falls, ON
the Canadian side, The Hamilton
patents for mechanical improvements,
which regulates the flow OF water and
controls Ia uae aud power, are owned by
this company, Eminent engineers have
approved plans which provide for tun-
neling through tho rocka at point SOW
eral hundred feet above the fallA, under
the bed Of tho Niagara river, thereby se-
curing plentiful supply OF water for the
power needed and without disilgurlng or
Interfering with the beauty Of the
scenery ~ the falls II 10 proposed 70
construct u roadway leading from the
Old Maid OF the Mist landing 10 the
mouth Of the proposed tunnel 30 that
the massive machinery required Oan
be put Ia place without Occaai0ning In
convenience 10 Waiting tourists or rosl-
denta Of tho locality,
With the water power secured II N In
tended, by means Of electrical dynamoa
capable OF transmitting strong currents
OF electricity long distances, 10 furnish
light power and heat 10 various points
within q radius Of forty miles, Electrl-
cal railways will be built 10 Buffalo,
Lockport, Batavia and intermediate
pointi aud ON the Canadian side TO Cliff
ton, Hamilton aud other places, A syn
dicato of American and Canadian capt
taliats have undertaken the construction
Of the work,
An adjourned meeting Of tho atoclS-
holders viii be- held at the Hotel Bar
tholdi, In New York, on Tuesday, Aug.
q, % complete the arrangements,
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Ar.onIc Found In IIcr AnpnrcI.

LIVERPOOL. Aug, 8.-ln the Moybricls
trial. the prosecution called an analyst
who testified that ho had found tracca Of
arsenic in the pocket Of the prisonor'e
dressing gown and on handkerchief
and apron belonging TO her
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

LONDON, Aug. 8,-'rhe queen, In re"
ooiying the emperor Of Germany at
Osborne, did 10 with every dcmonstra.
ton Of Affection, kissing him ON both
checks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

Tho business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
sovon days, as reported 10 r. q, Dun &
co., tho mercantile agency, number for
tho United States lOl and FOR Canada 49,
or total Of 80, as compared with q
total Of ei0 last week and e0S the week
previous to tho last. For the correspond.
Ing week of last year the figures were
2l0, representing l0l failures In the
United States aud 20 In the Dominion of
Canada,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. 0. Tho sheriff
to-day took possession Of the Monocaay
brewery, Of which Carl Eckhort Is pro-
prietor, on executions aggrcgating
St9,000.
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nm rAltlo homo for rhInIps.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. .. - Manager
Phillips, of the pittsburg Baseball club,
N no better, and there Is little hope OF
his recovery He may bc sent tc q pri-
vnte aAylum for the insane.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
MAVERICK MURDER TRIAL,
INTEREST IN THE SENSATIONAL CASE
GROWING DAILY,

Doctors Fiatiy Contradict Themselves and
Upon determination become Con-
msed-Emperor william EuIoying
Himself with Grandma yietoria--The
Granh min Passes Second Reading
Tie DerVishea atiil Fighting
LONDON, Aug, O,-Intereat.l In the SEN
aational murder trial now going ON In
Liverpool grows daily, and the news
papers here print many columns OF the
evidence morning and evening, When
Mra. Maybriek was first arrested and the
damaging disclosures made OF her rela-
tiona with MFR. Alfred Briefly popular
feeling waa all against her and little
doubt was expressed In any quarter OF
her guilt or of her ultimate conviction
ON the charge OF poisoning her husband
Sir Charles Ruasella admirable prepara'
ton OF her case has, however, complete.
ly reyolutionized public sentiment, and
II his work produces upon tho Jury any
thing like the impression II haa already
made upon tho public Mn, Maybrlok's
conviction Ia out Of tho question, II IL
generally believed that she viii be
acquitted or, at the worst, that tho jury
win fail to agree,
The medical testimony introduced by
tho crown h very weak aud is far from
supporting the theory Of the prosecution,
Dm, Humphreys aud Carter, who at-
tended the deceased In his last Illness
and upon whose teAtimony The prosecu'
ton relied very largely, fatty contra
dicted ono another ON the stand upon
some very material points, and upon
their croM-oXamlnatlon by Sir Charles
Russell both became confused and
showed Themselves uncertain Of their
ground,
The Emperor 10 do 10 AidershoL
Al tho conclusion Of the naval dis
plays NJ Spltehead Emperor William will
leave for Aldershot 20 witness the mill
tary review arriving there ON Wednea-
day. llo win return 10 Oaborne In the
evening 10 pay farewell visit 10 the
queen. and will reloin his fleet ON the
following day for his hom0ward voyage
Tho cmperorH proposed visit 70 Che sui
tan occasIona considerable unoaaineaa In
81. Petersburg, whore the reports Of i'm.
menao war preparations ON the part OF
Turkey have already had Tho effect of
qulckoning Russian aonalbilitlea, Un-
lcaa some satisfactory explanation IN
given by Turkey Of her warliko attitude
Il Ia extremely doubtful II Emperor
William will care 10 assume the risk OF
offending the Car by visiting Conatan-
tinople Ot this time. Quoon Natalie, tho
divorced wife Of ox-King Milan, Of Ser
via, has chartered u steamer, In which
she proposes 10 visit Belgrade. She N
only awaiting the sanction OF tho Soryian
regency, who profess 10 forcaoo serious
political complications ~ result Of such
q visit 10 her sons capital, and on this
account hesitate 10 give their consent,
Passed second Heading.
Tho royal grants bill passed through
the committee stage In the house Of COM
mons yesterday and win como up for ita
third reading Monday,
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GOOD FEELING PREVAILS
AND BUSINESS IN ALL SECTIONS is ON
THE INCREASE,

Dun a Co.'s Weekly iteylew Of Trade Says
the Country neglns to Feel the Htimu-
las ~ Good Crops-Tbe Wheat Yield
Estimated At 300, 900, 900 Bushels-In-
creased Demand for Iron ProduoIs--A
nusy Fail Anticipated
NEw YoRK, Aug, 0,-R q, Dun a.
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade says'
The country begins 10 feel the stimulus
Of good crops, New spring wheat began
10 arrive AT Chicago ON the lst, ten days
earlier than last year, The ~, Louis
corn corner has no effect, an abundant
yield is expected and business In all do
partments Ia gaining, The Northwest
ern Miller estimates the wheat yield at
100000, 900 bushels Of excellent quality
and the mills at Minneapolis are active,
with water plenty, st Paul naturally
reports improvement In tTslh, and Mil
waukee also, In all branches. Az Omaha
assurance Of crops above average makes
business excellent, In winter wheat
regions the improvement consequent
upon q good yield has now been steady
for some weeks though NJ Kansas City
business h still rather quiet In the
iron regions q distinct increase In do
mand Is felt, and here orders for 100 new
locomotives have been placed during the
week, The certainty OF large traffic
also has ~ effect upon railroad negota-
tlons, which have made progress toward
peace, The fact that, under such favor
Ing circumstances the stock market has
gained during the week only 40 cents on
800 In the average Of prleoa may bo
attributed 10 monetary uncertainties and
10 the great volume Of securities await
Ing buyers, for the ill-sucocsa Of the
Interstate agreement and tho recent
legislation In western states have Ia
clinsd many holders TO sell, while
projects for 10000 miles Of new railroad
and for a vast number Of industrial
trusts have caused an unusual body Of
new stocks and bonds 10 be offered, Of
which but a small part has yet been
placed. The money markets Of the In
terior continue generally well supplied
At Chicago, while active, the market Ia
easy, but at Boston rates varied In July
from . tO o and back 10 2 per cent, and
tho movement N now active at .. To
tho general surprise demands from the
interior arc not felt here 10 any extent
"a yet and treasury operations have only
added 100000 10 the cash on hand for
the week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08


This morning thoro arrived the special
senatorial committee, consisting Of Semi
tors Stewart and Rogan, Irrigation Engi-
ncer Hinton, OF the United States geo
logical survey, and others, The morning
was spent In looking over the city, the
great rock formation here receiving
special attention, In tho afternoon the
commission appeared In tho convention
hall and remarks on the rainfall IN Da-
kota and the possibility Of irrigation
superseded the regular work Of the con-
vention, Senators Stewart and Rcgan
explained the object Of their visit here,
They then invited different gentlemen
to answer the questions put 10 them,
About u dozen responded. Tho romarSs
mado developed the fact that the rain.
fall In Dakota, especially In the Missouri
Valley, ~ not sufficient 10 produce the
best results and that the only means Of
irrigation would be by artcaian wells.
The senator's thought that Mai, Powell,
who will join the party NJ Huron, will
need 10 make q survey Of Dakota,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations will DO held on the nr /
Saturday OF each month"; Examinations viii hOro-
after be held ~ tho South Plum sroot School In
place Of lllgl School.
AT AtLiANon--oc October iath 1853, aud February
pth 1880,
AT MAssItIor--o October a7th, 1883.
AT CANAL FULTON March oh, 1859.
Ar NAvARRn- April 18TH 1880.
AT MAaLuoRo--niay iitb, 1890.
l. M, TAGaART Clcrk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
HE MARCHED WITH SHERMAN
10 THE SEAL

Trldged all tho way on foot over mountain
ana through moraha, carrying knhpaaoh ana
gun hlepi on brush heaph % keep out OF tho
mud caught cold, from tho eifoota or which
his friends thought he would never recover.
Lingering with slow consumption for many
years, he saw Dr, Pleroo'a Golden Medical Dis
ooyefy advertised IN u country newaphper,
ana ho determined 20 Try 10, A few bottles
worked q ohnng0i nix months continued uAo
cured him, Always TOO independent 10 aak
his country for q pension, he now says he
needs none, lle helped save hia country, ho
saved himself Consumption ID Lung-sorof-
MA, For aprOfula, IN all lta myriad forms, tho
" Discovery" II an unequnled remedy, IL
cleanaeA tile hyHt0m Of an blOOdtainth from
and Scalp DlsoaHca, Anlt-rheum, letter, E0ze-
ma, ana kindred allmenta, II IA guaranteed
90 benctt or cure In all diseases for which II
N recommended, or money PAID Tor n viii
b. refunded, Sold by drugglaia,
Copyright, l-s, ny woHLp's Dis MHp ASSN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

ceed last years at New York l2 per cent,
and outside l2 l'2 per cont, according 70
clOaringa through banks, Exports for
July from New York appear II l-2 per
cent, larger than last year, with I'm.
ports i-9 per cent, larger, and these
ilguroB would point 20 On excess OF about
/ 10000 imports over exports, and yet
the large offering Of bills against
products 10 bo moved hereafter provcnta
apprehension, The prospect ia the bet
ter for decline Of Q 8.S cents IN wheat
during the week though corn, oats and
cotton for immediate delivery are frac-
tionOlly higher
Porl, products have all declined u III
tlc, and hogs 90 cOntd per 100 pounds,
Tho speculative movement IN thoso
products has not been large, sales Of
wheat reaching 100000 bushels for the
week, Of corn, 100000 bushels, and Of
cotton, i0l, 900 bales But coffee is three.
iourhs OF u cent stronger, with mlcs OF
500 600 bags, la oil only 100000 bar
rcls have boon sold, and the prices are
about cent lower
The woolcn industry stIll heatates,
prices Of wool being generally held up 20
the average for last month, bat In fine
fleece there " some yielding In quota.
tions, manufacturers finding no cncour.
agemcnt 10 look for higher prices for
goods, and therefore restricting pur.
chasCg Of wool 10 immediate needs, II
the dry goods market does not soon I'M
provo u general yielding In wool would
seem inevitable,
Iron Market Encouraging.
On the other hand moro encourage.
mcnt Ia felt In the iron business, the de-.
mand increasing, Pig IN strong, and II
IL noticed that the stocks ON hand
though large are not ono months sup
ply, A strike in the ConnollByille Coke
works, expected TO embrace $1,000 mon
or more, does not appear NJ latest ao,
counts 10 include moro than 5000, but
II IL feared that the struggle may cut OIL
tho supply of fuel, and thus affect tho
supply of iron, Bar iron 10 stronger
plates more active NJ full prices and
rails strong, though nj present without
considerable salcs. Nails have been
pressed for sale by some holders, 80 that
hopes Of Improvement have been disap.
pointed. The coal trade ~ still sluggish,
and prices do not seem 20 be maintained,
Copper has not nominally changed but
two mines have stopped production be'
causo the current prices does not suit
and tin has been weaker abroad, selling
NJ &l0.0 60 here, Lead has boon active In
speculation rising 10 four cents
Several Largo Failures
In the boot and shoe aud the leather
trades have attracted attention, and yet
tho feature NJ present is the importunoto
demand Of buyers for speedy delivery Of
goods. Tho producing capacity Is large
ly In excess Of demand on the whole,
but no unsoundncss In tho trade has
been suspected, The general movement
of pricesin July VIVA upward, the change
averaging | per cent for the month
but the situation toward the close and
NJ the beginning Of August appears 20
indicate d little reaction.
Businoss Failures
Tho business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
sovon days, as reported TO h, @, Dun &
CO., tho mercantile agency, number for
~ a. . - 4 "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
ARTICLE XVI

sro 8 A. the general election 10 DO held In Ne
year ono thousand elght hundred and nnOty.two,
hnd each twentieth year thefenfter, the quettl0n
"Bhali thor0 bo q convention TO royiae, alter, "
amend the Constitution" ahall DO aubmltted 70 the
Vlootora VI tho utata and. In case majority Of MI
ho electors voting VI such election neoldo IN favor
a0aal0n, AhRil provide, by law, for tho election OF
delegates and the assembling OF auoh convention,
A. II provided IN tho preceding aOctl0n but no
amendment Of thb oNnatltlon. Agrced upon by any
convention assembled In pursuance oi.tha article,
ahal tako effect until tho SAINT shall have btNn snb.
miltcd 10 the electors OF the state aud adopted BY
kNAiUrity Of thOHO yUtiuu thereon
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CONSTITUTION MAKERS.
hut Little Work Accompilshcd--Arlvai
OF tho Special Senatorial Committee.

Sioux FALLS, Dal,., Aug, 3.--Prao-
tically the only bumcA done by tho
South Dakota constitutional convention
was at the morning session whom tho
amendment camo up 10 make elections
for state officers and legislator coinci.
dent with those for congressman aud
county officers Aftor u debate lustinE
three hours the amendment was lost Ny
tio vote, but was afterwards rooonbid-
cred and " still pending.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

even yoar on The mt Tuesday after tho iikl M1n.
day IN November, BY tho electors Uf each u6unty IN
such manner, aud 10y such torn OF oven years ~
In county onloo II shall be nlled BY appointment
for the remainder Vt tho term
HEO, 4, Township 0nlopra. and elective muhlol.
pal OnlOeTa aha be elected In Nv odd yeara on the
hTA Tuesday After tho hnt Monday IN hoYemhuf,
hy tho electors NJ each township or municipality, IN
such manner and for such torn OF oven luniu, ~
may be provided BY iaw When vacancy ooouu
In t0wnHhlp or municipal once II Ahnll bh llcd by
appointment for tho remainder VI tho term.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

iOaRrH FnGAan HAIRY FnHAan
JOSEPH RtEAaE 4 SON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-CaniOn OHIO, once In
llarterb hl0ok, second story over havlnga Do
pOait Hank
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

Tho royal grants bill passed through
the committee stage In the house of COM
mons yesterday and win como up for its
third reading Monday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

agq, 30 The regular session Of eAsh qsnsrh As'
uhTY noIt alter Ii N ohegaf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

l. Daniel " Ryan, secretary OF state OF tho state Of
Ohio DO hereby certify that tho forcgong ~ true
Assembly OF thu state OF Ohio, on tho 18th day Of
April, d. 1909 takon from tho original rolls died
IN THIS onie0, .NrI
In testimony whereof, hAyo horeunto subscribed
my name and af1xed my onlclal seal
[BnAI.l htuOumbua tho 10Th day Of April, A,
DANIEL J, RYAN,
ma2-Lm) Secretary OF statN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

hHo 10 Whenever no once Of secretary OF state
hudilOf Of Stale treasurer 0f state or attorney gem
oral heoOmea vacant lof Any VI tho causes Ineh-
upntd 10 heoll0n 10 OF this Article, tho 00yern0T
Of tbs term, o. unln lke dlhAblllly Il removed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

oHAs H. MLLFd ATLHs roMHRESH
Mfi,LER a POMERENE.
ATTORNEYS Al LAW.-ROOm 10, Cassidy nlOek,
No. South Market street. Canton, a.
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PETER l. rIi.ilsON,
AnsTnACTFR or rITLiA AND NOTARY fuh-
LiC-b0uda' iil0ut, No, ~ W, InsehraWaA street
Canton, OHIO, Residence ifl Weft hth street
Speaks hngllah French ana uefmAn languages,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

j. ". MlCilENiIt
ATTORNEY AT LAw-omoe IN Eago block, Can
ton, Ohio,
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-01
LUCKY soUTHERNERs.
A I,ncKy Lady.


 "Yes. sir; have received the coin, and shall apply 1t to good purposes, replied Miss Annie Dawce, of Strawn, Texas, to our reporter. Miss Dawcc was the fortunate holder of one-fortieth of ticket No. 61 ,605. which drew the first capital prize of $600,00 in the drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery on June 18th. Miss Dawce modestly stated that she had been investing in the monthly drawings for some time with more or less fortune, and had al- ways felt confident of winning one of the large prizes. "I represent in this ticket" she said. Ca pool of seven, who are equal sharers in my good fortune" !" The following named ladies and gentle men comprise the sslucky seven," each of whom received s2, 10 after paying the expenses of collection; Miss Dawce Mrs. J. J. Coe, J. s. Crouch, John Grant, John Grant, J M. Bullard. J. s. Hapgood and ". B. Dowell. All of the parties are connected with the Bridge Department of the Texas & Pa cific R. R.-Weatherford (Tex.) Con- stitution, July 3.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-01
Receivers Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to an order made on the 18th day of June 1889, by judicial circuit of Arkansas, at Chambers, as receiver of the property, real, personal and mixed, and choses in action of every kind, con yeyed to me by deed Of assignment for the ben. eit of creditors, executed on the 27th day of June, 1889, by C. E. Howell and II. r, White, doing business under the firm name Of Howell, White Co, will, until the 18th day of Sep tember, Iss9 sell at private sale the following described property so assigned and conveyed to me, viii:
 An undivided s interest in the s. part of Lot No. 3, in Block "A" in k. K. addition to town of Russellville and brick store house thereoni an undivided < inter est in part of 5, E. k, sWk, Sec. 2. T'p7 \. R. 20 w.. acres SEX and ES of sWk, NWk, Sec. ie, T'p 8, N. R. 19 W, Go acres, all in Pope coanty, Arkan- sas; the Swk, Sec. a2--l6o acres; the E3s of 5 so acres, all in T'p4, s. K. ii w., in Jefferson county, Arkansas; 1 iron safe, desk and fix tnres, mule, l wagon and harness, all at Rus and i blower, at Jefferson Spring Ark; l lumber shed and office, and Howel, White & Co.'S interest in z5.0oo feet more or less Of Co.'S interest in i7,ooo feet tmsre or lessl of lumber, at Salisaw, Ind. Ter, and 40oo feet tmore or lessl of lumber at Russellville, Arks., % as the property of the sad 1 hrm of howen, parts of Lots and 8, Block "An K. k. addi- ton to town of Russellyille, Ark, Lots Nos. 5, 5 and [, in block l2, In Breariey's addition ts town Of Dafdaneile, Ark, an undivided A in- terest in lot No. a, in block IA, and in Lot No. IS, on F. side Of Wheeler St. and in Lot No 10, on W. side Of Eagle st. Jn pity Of Eureka Springs, Ark, Lots No. 9, 10, II and l2 In block "A" in Old Norristown, Arks:; Lots and |. and part of lot In block 'L m Nor ristown, Arks; Lots 6. and \ j. Lot in block B, in city of Ft. smith. Ark; and an nndIyid- ed i-1s interest in 10c6 acres of land in Eilis county, Texas, as the property of said c. Y. Howell also. any and all other property 50 to me conveyed.
 Said property will be sold either for cash or on credit not later than Nov. ist, 1889.
 sepi5 W. J, kEfNOLDs, Receiver.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-01
For Your Stomach's Sake.

"Take little wine for your stom- ach's sake," is a celebrated piece of ad- vice. "Take little Fortuna for your stomach's sake," is saying that bids fair to become equally famous. The stomach is at once most delicate and 8 most abused organ and. between its dslicacy and it's abuse, it Is no wonder that it is constantly giving its owner trouble. There is no medicine that will help the stomach so promptly and so effectively as Pe-ru-na. Its action Is very simple and it leaves no bad effects whatever. Especially in summer time Is it valuable remedy to have on hand For hot weather easily affects the stom- ach, and any little imprudence in eat ing or disorder of the system deranges 1t. Then 1t is that Pe-ru-na will show itself to be just what it is claimed to be "a general Tonic and corrector oi Stomach Troubles. Try It. For sale by aug J. ". WELLS, Druggist.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-01

SIX months ago sugar sold at eight cents per pound, while now the con- sumer must hand eleven cents over the counter for pound of the same article. Some six months ago liar. rison had been elected president and for over four months he has held this high office. The people were promised higher wages and lower prices, which promise has been full filled by lower wages and higher prices. What is this chsrgable to except protection" and "trusts". Sugar was eight cents under Cleve- land and is eleven under Harrison.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-01
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATIoN.

Landofiiee at Dardanelle, Ark. July sti. Isse. Notice hereby given that the following, named settler has filed notice of his intention to make hnal proof in support his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Count tY Judge of Pope county, at RUssellville. Ark, on Aug ld lSs9, viz:
 VI allaee Cowan, Hd Entry No. lsoDA for the ! 10 west. VI W " 7
 He names the following witnesses sa pray ms continuous residence upon. and ealttyxp e of, saidland, yiz: Ion
 benney, Winters, CAllowsy
 ms, Moses Freeman, all of Laurel, AH Jenk-
 Any person who desires to protesr e. the allowance Of such proof, oF Wb against any substantial reason, under tAS knows of regulations of the Interior nepS law and the such proof should not be allow .rtnent, why en an opportunity at the cd, will be giv- tlme and place to crosa-exs above mentioned of sad claimant, and taF mine the witnesses buttal Of that suhaitsea Her evidence in re- eugi5 RP Dy claimant