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, 1889-10-31

LAND OFFICE AZ SEAlILEg oCpt'S ASS''
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of congress en-
titled IAN act for the sale of timber lands In
the States of California, oregon, Nevada ana
Wssbi gton Territory" Samuel j. Clark OF
Tacoma, county OF Pierce, territory OF wash
ington, has this day filed iu this once MS sworn
statement NO. 1895, for the purchase of the sw
u of Section No IS, in Township No. 2S, n
RANGE No W. and will offer proof TO SHOW
that the land sought Is more valuable for ITS
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim 10 said land cefore
the Register and Re-eiver of tn fs othoe at Sc
attic, on Saturday, the 2lsi day OF December,
1859.
He names as witnesses:
Jshn Shuburne, of Tacoma, W. L.
NJ Lord
Chas. II. Jennings,
i F Wr ght,
Anvand all persons Gaining adversely the
abovs.described iands requested 10 tile their
claims in this Office OIL or before said 2lst day OF
December, 1889
l0-5-tol2-5 T. NJ REED, Jr., Register.
, 1889-10-31
Firs. Publication, Del. 10.
NOTICE.

All persons aving CLAIMS against the estate
of Andrew bOg2rdo, deceased. will present them
10 he undersigned, ~ the oifice OF Calhoun &
Cox man, within one year from date of first
puD.icat on Of This notice with proper youch-
ers, or hey will he forever barred.
+. ALBERT BARTLETT
Administrator of Estate of Andrew Bogardo
decreased.
Fl st publication. June 9Th. 1ssg
, 1889-10-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED TAT > GASD OFFICE,
SEATTLE. v. T.. Oct. =. 1883.
Notice - hereby givGu rlat the following
named settler hI= fled notice Of his intention
To III Axe final Procf III suppOri o. Lis claim, and
that said proof will be ml'ie nrfsTe The Judge
or II his alb enCe the cerk of the District
Con n Port Towns md. ". T., on Mon ay
Dec ,, ieSI- viZ.Jui us Beck, I'D. No 4627, for
the n. nl- sec y, tp - Il, W. He names
the following witness : 10 prove his continuous
rcsiden e upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz:
Henry ". Beatty, Quilcene, VT.
l. d HcArdle,
81 f. Hamilton,
Charles Rogers,
Il u DEEA L.. nnristsr
, 1889-10-31
Cl,NsuMrTa0X cyxED:

An old physician, retireI l.Ot practice, hsv ,
ing had i.laCeti ia his hands by an East Ipdi ~
missionary the formula of Il simple vegerabl
remedy for e'5peis -IsLI sdzs{asnPAs chsSsofci.
Con, ,pIunton, BEqpc .L!s A.lI EtLi. Al hala IN .
a throat aad LING AftecNohs! "a ais6 :,
and radical cure for Sary-I- .3feb isyT;ss alb,
Nervous Complaints, after aJviHS tcSted Il -
wonderful Gu alive powers fG th'TSan Is of case
Ia felt II his ,uiy 20 make il knJwn 10 his suf
tering le lows, Actual Il by This motive 8nd
desire 10 re We human suhrTin-, will send free
of re, to ri! who desire III, this recipe, in
Ger an. French or .-iiSh, with full directions
for ii, --T ,rinr and u~Inr. Sent b. mail by ad-
drrs-iEg win stamp. naming thi- paper. WA
Xo.Gs ~ Pu.9er's Block, Rochester. NY,
deCs1WeoR
, 1889-10-31
%otfc-e Eoz. Eru:, ication.


UErEE S-.I.- LAMB OF,F.CE, [
SEATTLE. ~. T. -epi. / iSSI, I
No - - ncr'Hy -ir"I IiIJ compliance
VI h tn" n'OvI~i0 - oi .It AeC OF Congress Of
J 3IIe ;. ,iS. ".fIi..3- 't +, + for Ihe Sale OF
! inter L4T.:s IN ih- ~j.ts OF Ia ifornia,
o con Nevada q ~ u '-A H-st.Ti GCVfIIpry."
E.2sy GoweI 81 sal Fr;JuCiSC0, county of
san francisco, aI' II sr.I b-TiIa. has mis- day
Ned IA t-ls e..IcU hi= sgugn 4tCment No. 4JSS
iU- ii7 u:Chda. -. ire s. " 4 -. Il, Sc. IL; W
- \ : / aI!I = \, i, ~ 4 OF sec ion No. Ii,
IN Tow ship No. - y. i:anss- No ". and will
et5e.r i'to IL sLOT Tia : IL land sou III i more
Sii JIiIb-s for : timber stone Iha fer agri-
ullsiiI' EUTFu- and 10 establish his clam to
sH!. land bel r III I:--.s or GuL Receiver OF
liz ot.i - 1t seattle NI-L Ty., on Monday the
Ibth Ga Uf Dec. lr,9-
4-e names - Wi;ur-sES:
EuBT. SCCEE.
I,iCHAGD ; UEE.
-EEE!. Af.>EN.
W8I- C-ODE.
my AND = per oa- cal HiH" adversely the
&I"vt rscrI7ei i!Il- a., requested 10 file their
claims III This Oilic. on o. HeiOi sud 10Th dSy
of D =. .sSt. 4. y REED, JE, Register.
First tEl; ic;,t o. SEPT. -6isso.
, 1889-10-31
Notice ens. Publication.
i.>TEu STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEtTI. Z n. Z M.I..n Il ISSI [

JEsf
! SEaTI. p W. T. Match Is, 1859.
NJ ice T. hereby IN that in compliance
" a 1. F'.t s--,'-i- ts. Tile 49, -+ t'ss. Tsss of
dn' :. %, ie.S- e-ti-t.o '-ir ar Fc -lIe of
JlTh'i !a-ri- f-f-- e llsor..ia, N~y da.
and y .iSb:r-tuu s-rr.-'fTN - IT, {. Iuurlim. of
raJi.e- 90 MT. q * U-, I--fIjU-y % Wasting
t'n, a. H day H.-I in Jhi- Off e his sworn
IT.. Hl"ni W .i!H, go lac pH.chs,s' of the y.
" = - 'icu 40 o. Iu t"', t~iiip y. - N,
isGr-- y D " #U., .-Ia of y proof to show
tina L." ltud ~"l.gh is more vails.ble FIR its
um er 7 -Jo-e g. an tor IL agricultural pur-
pJS- ~ - - tntl-G his claim q l.: land he
:ore the gis.c IHd Receiver of this oifire at
S-alt!e, " T. "i, iI"ud.n, i!Is 18Th da! of sp
Ietn her, i~O
lie names as Witnesses.
arthur Iu=rafn. Oi SEATTLE, King Go, " T.
FTed-r Lamb,
Mm. Crisc. -
jno. il. 40 : iort I;,"k5!y, Eitsap Co, W.T..
Any md all Icr-Gn- claiming adversely the
above Ce-Crltr-d lands -ra IclUe~tcG 10 fle their
Claims IN hiS oiice oa or bS'Ule said 18th day
OF september IsJJ-
JSO- L BAIRD. Register.
, 1889-10-31
Sotio of first dublication Sept. IT. e. shhS; $50.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
81 II L. w II nnr 1850

SEATTLE, W. T.. Oct, =, 1883. j.
NoIice is hereby gi en- that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to Ilak7 fnal proof in support OF his claim, and.
that said proof viii be made before the Juc ge or
in his 'senca the c ERIK of the District Court at
Port Townsend, W. +. on Monday, Dec. p
1ss9, viz: Heury w. Beatty. HID No. 9314
for the seil sec 23, tp27 n-r2w- He names tbs
following witnesses to prove his ,onIinuous
residence on and cultivation OF said land, viz:
Julins Beck, Quiicene, W. T.
L. D. McArdIe,
Hans Brandt, ''
Charles Rodgers. -
II. NJ. REED, JR,, Register
First Pu1iic9tinO Oct 10
, 1889-10-31

,NI-ED SIsII-s AID OFFICE
SEaFsE- N- T., .CJr 'fii. I,SJ
NnI -r i I"raisy g..c> q. g. col:uii:.!.ce
u! the p-a. i-!o:a- 4 li... c; OF tsn-sI.~~ a
Jnle .t. ir.o- cs-ti.a '-t ,.-t Eol- tlc ~a.ss If
!IIyei laTl = rl II States uI .I!.Tn.3' O,ssJl
Hc';l,ii, and Washington. territory - sr -!
IL. mo I'd %! -e /. uur : DT !. s.- Terrific,
oi washing 20, hrs his iLy i.Ici III -sCrl
l .'eLtrn. 20 50 for tl- p .g,h.-t Il Il. =
III = " II. sec >, Up - =. ami = IN. 50 O.,
"i ~--iloG = D. III Town Zip NJ = y. = 80
30 ~ IN Uil III -"pT TO SO r fhjs iIc
tao Hs s1"y';t - more VI UITls fGr Is Um-cT
% stoi'e 'haii iJr IL i,EiJUrVi UrpJscs :nt q.
q i:u5~l b. claim ~;t!i !I;rd e;ss-e ill., i.a-
lister and Iiae. .rrT If ihis or cat Seattle :. I
on >tlurlSy Is sIh . Dec. lsSa- lie Il ms,
as wines 6:
Jane5 II as4ar;, .ea. tie, VT
Ed E-i,s-Tt,
haIi- ARM.
Hiri-I IiiiIh
Any aud u. pe-so.s c.Simia adversely til
aLoYH described lands ar= req us. Il q file III :.
ella ms l tbs flee II or bsi,re IL 7ih q y =,
Dec 81 7. II. REED. Ecgister
Is publication >epi Il, ISSl
, 1889-10-31
Notice for Public Ation
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
s.afTin Wnsh DL.f irtn IGss

9tdllIS, httSLl-, OCt ittG, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that III compliance ,Eis
with the provisions of the Act of Congress of o.
Jane , ISIS, entitled. An Act for the sails of -
Timber Lands in the States Of California Oregon,I
Nevada, and Washington Territory" W. n.
Powell "f Tacoma, County OF P eEce, Territory OF ID
-T Gsnlngt1 mas Nm [ 'y & me- M n tnto otiiSe hi5
the \. Z. a of section No -, in. Tows-1s,
sGip No. IS Range No. West. and viii
offer proof to show that the land SOUGHT -;
is more valuable for Its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes and to establish -
his claiTa 10 said land before the Regis ter RnduE
Receiver of this Office at SEATTLE, W. II. on
Friday, the 10th dly of Jaa' AIRY, 1880. - :
lie names witnesses:
John Sherburne, of Tacoma, ~
Robert ii. Dale, -.--..- Sgi
j Dennis Donovan
l. Henry : eVGEt - :
An and all , srso.s GIJi1'ing adversely the
above dGscrb 4 Itn ac- req l=SJed to file their
ciaials il l. n'iicc On or D fore said I1;h da
Of January, lojJ - {
T. Il. REED, JR. Register.
t:s. First publication Ost. 81, 1883.
, 1889-10-31
THE MIGHTY UNION.
The English at Last Admire Our
Greatness.

If the United States were a small
power her original idea of diplomacy"
as the German chancelior's penmen
call it, might he considered a caprice,
and passed over with a smile, but her
people are becoming the greatest ma
ton in the world. 1t is probable that
nothing short of actual violence would
now induce any nation to attack her,
while she could, if she pleased, almost
ruin the commerce of any nation on
the globe. 1t is true, she has scarcely
any regular army, her 5000 men be-
ing overworked ut home; but if a
neighboring planet kept no army it
would not be subject to attack.
Her coast, if threatened, would bris-
tie with torpedoes and new means of
destruction, and her protectionists
would be only too pleased if importa
ton stopped. Her navy, though still
small, is rapidly increasing, so rapidly
as to be a subject of special reports to
the maritime powers; if war We're in
mand, alike of money and men, would
soon draw a fleet together. Beside,
apart altogether from her existing re-
sources, the growth i'll the strength of
the Union affects the imagination of
the European states.
There are children alive who will see,
or ut all events may see, the "North
American Republic" with a population
of 200, 100000 and the means of raising
e300, ,000,0 600 a year; and the idea of in
curing the enmity of such Il power is
as appalling as the idea of fighting Rus
sia would be, say by Italy or Spain.
America could be met only by coll
federation Of Europe, which, without
some great change of circumstances
would be impossible, or possible only if
all Europe felt it too dangerous to put
up with the treatment one power was
receiving.
The Union already stands toward the
Spanish and Portuguese American states
in the relation i'll which she may one
day stand toward Europe itself. Her
foreign office already claims something
like pretectorate over both Americas,
and desires to WELD a preponderating
influence from the st. Lawrence to
Patagonia, forbids any government to
cut the isthmus of Panama and warns
Europe in Presidents speech not to
meddle with any state 'lying south of
us" though it may be /, 200 miles off:
, 1889-10-31
First Publication Oct. II, 1889.
Notice for Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE w. t, Aug. 30th. lSSl

''h''A'H W - -A"ts OVt'i' iSo',
NOuce Is ereby Civ that in compliance
with tie provisions of he Act of Congress OF
June ). ISIS, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands i'll the States of California Ore
gon, Nevada ana Washington Territory" Ed
ward 2. Nil err Of Seait.r, W. T., County OF
King. Territory of Washington, has this day
flied in this Oflice his sSorn statement No. - 30
for the pur ha.e Of the NE u of Section No.
n. in To nship No. 2S n. Range No. | W.. and
will offer to show that the land so i=hs is more
vulugb for its mber or stCn than for agTiCHl-
tural purposes, and TO establish his claim to
said land before the Register rand Receiver this
ofiice at Sea tie, W. T.. on Thursday the 2Sth
day of Nov, 1859.
He names "a witnesses:
A. =. FOREMAN, of Seattle, W t.
%. VI. PETERS. -
GUSTAyE kSEPPEL, -
ApJ and al persons claiming adversely The
above-descEibed lands are requested to lie their
claims in this Office on OF before said Is day OF
November. 1889. j, NJ. REED, JR., R-giste
Date OF Grst publication 5 ept. %, 1889.
, 1889-10-31
PROBATE MATTER.

Miss Elizabeth Olsen has been adj
judged insane by Judge Woods. The
nature of her insanity appears to be an
antipathy to her sisters children and
an imagination that her relatives are
incensed against her. Miss Olsen left
last night on the Premier in charge of
Miss Mary Olsen and Mr.. Gus Ham,
mcrmTecn
, 1889-10-31

The schooner Leo arrived Friday night
from Juneau, Alaska. She brought six
passengers down. She will load return
cargo OF general merchandise. We learn
from the first officer OF the Leo that the
trading schooner ALTA, which was re-
ported tOt'l wreck here is Il mistake.
The ALTA, which is commanded by Capt.
Hammill, cousin OF t. J. Corrigan, OF
this city. was caught in a heavy sea,
which caused her TO leak badly. The
schooner was taken to Bakitock Bay and
put on the beach, where she will be re-
paired in the spring. Everything was
saved, and the crew and everything OF
any value brought down TO Sitka on the
cutter Rush. 1t is expected that Capt.
Hammill will arrive on the next Alaska
steamer.
, 1889-10-31

4iit.E, w Oti. Il 1877.
Notice is sar-by given that in Cymnliaay,
vii tue provisions cf the act of Z .E;:rcSs Of
june ,, ls1S, entitled An act fer U-e sac OF
tIIuUer itnd> III Ihe Stase Of CaisfHTEia, Gre
gOn, Nrva' "a ani NashIHgton Territory &c
John Il. Osborn, of sesttic, Coauty of King
Territory Of Washington, has IHIs dsv ii ed II
tlIlS oil e his sworn statement No 1850. Tor The
purchass of the northeast qUlr,e- OF section
No; @G. IN township No -, range NJ. " -.
and VIII Oiicr proof TO show that Ihe lana
so @ht i more valuable for its timber or sfoGe
than for agriCulturii purposes. Hui TO c-ta.iish
his clam 10 lid land before the Register and
Receiver Of this office III Seattle w. T.. on S.tur-
day, The I;h day 0f January, 1879.
lie names n wiTn-s~cs:
u. r Brow OF Seattle, VT,
II. l. Bright.
l.. w. Gray,
John SWans
Any and all persons claiming adversely tie
abOv described Ia dS ara requested to file thci-
claims III this office OF or before said 4th day
Of Janu ~, 1880. L. NJ. REED, JR-,
Register.
First Publication Oct. II. 1889.
, 1889-10-31

Messers Peterson and Bowers, connect
ed with the custom house, have returned
from their tour of observation along the
Straits OF Fuoa. They report all quiet
on the sound; that no smugglers were
found plying their nefarious schemes.
The building on the corHer of Adams
and Washington streets, owned lately by
Mr.. j. A. Van Bokkelen, is to be moved
back and faced on Washington street.
In the spring Mr.. Van Bokkelen intends
erecting large brick building on this
corner.
The wooden main OF our present water
works, which has for some time past
leaked badly, has been replaced by iron
piping. The diameter of this wood pipe
was four inches, while the iron pipe is
six. Two thousand feet was laid, and
| this will lessen the strain on the engine,
the taste of the water will also be i'm
proved.
Mr.. J. j. ii. Van Bokkelen is having a
very pleasant time among his old friends
in Brooklyn, n. Y. There was re
uaion of his classmates; out OF thirty
there is now left but FIVE 1t is nov IL
years since Mr.. VanBokkelen was in his
old home, and the changes that have
been made is wonderful to behold.
A sailor known by the name of "Tom,
on the ship General Fajrchild, Capt.
Boyd, loading at the East Wellington
wharf, was engaged aloft Monday, when
by some mischance he sell to the deck
crushing in his skull, scattering his
brains about the deck and killing him
self instantly. The deceased's name is
Thomas Patterson.
, 1889-10-31
Iva 5 can, lainlG,
Nc. I3j3.
VIII am ). : c. n, Defendlu, J

" 1T I'M ,. : O n, LCItLNII-
To the ABOVE named ,3-icat4ut: You are
ne-ebs u1s!Ecd ;hat H.vst 50 20, PI.iuJiH has
i,i"4 com .isiT. .t.-in~t yoG IN the District
t-TFt or IN IG.Ti -udit1ai DIS TICt, holding
ruS 1t FCrt To v:.S-uI. Jc.arzou County
Aa=ai gt0. 7 Uito y. y hiCh Will come un 10
30 heard sixty Gas titst fh- ir- pHb.icati of
Eris sum =, OWL: Sixty GAYS ftar the
, aIs Of September IssJ and Hnless YOU ap-
i';'fs- and answer the same on OF be:o-- thu 18Th
dizzy OF Novcu Der, 1859, she same VIII: be take Ii
confess Il, and he p:a! or Il said complaint
gTHufrd.
The Object and prayer OK nd complaint is to
obtain decree pi III J1uEc dis Ssoiyi NJ The
bonds o InatriaoHy xi>tiu= between yOu and
tie phi II eIt III. u oGnt Of crusl and iu-
human tT-HtrneIt. and to award JIr care and
custody Of the minor child, N.Itha sloan to the
plaintifi.
Witness NY auj and the Seal of said Coart,
this 10Th day OF Sc ef;e.,l,r ,. lsSg
Il. Si. HOPKINS, Clerk.
By JAHEs SEAvf.r Den OIL
, 1889-10-31
Summons

IL the D.S-TCt Court III hir Judicial
District Re IItUTy of a-Ei -icU bO.dinF terms
at tort Town end. III Is e cunt uf Jeti.s SON
TerT:to.y + Wa Ei gio;. 4 uR'y OF Jche.-
.Dl
, 1889-10-31

Dated Port Townsend, Wash. Ter
Sept. 81, 1889. .. s27wS
, 1889-10-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Firs. Publication, Oct. 10.
, 1889-10-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIFN.

pE3. CARY SMITH.
Pot Townsend, October. lsS0. CIV .lnri
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22
Natural pla.tet:

For an extent Of thirteen miles adj
jAcent 70 the sntinss "a the sontA arc
mountains Of natural plaster. This h
a most wonderful production q ma
ture. The plaster is composed Of two
parts sand and one Of lime and as white
as snow. It has been tested by several
parties in tins vicinity and has given
good sstisfaction. When mined ont
and ~pulverised, all that ia necessary is
70 NIX q little water with it and ycs
have mortar ready for use. 1t adhercs
readily to the smooth surface Of a
board and runs on with tho facility Of
the best putty coat Of the plasterer.
There is q fcrtune in this for some en-
terrrisino company.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22

Mir. E. Petty who went on a business
trip to Nebraska q couple of weeks
ago. returned homs on Friday last
bringing with him q 6ne young stall
lion with the blood Of dexter" course
ing through his veins. The horse is .
beautiful mahogany bay, about 16
hands high, four years old and weighs
between twelve and thirteen hundred.
While at Buffalo Gap on his fetnrn, a
runaway team came dashing past near
where Mr.. Petty stood with his team,
the tongue Of the flying wagon struck
the back OF the seat on which Mr.. Pet
ry sat and hurled him several yards
away. luckily, no injury was sustained
except q severe shock and a bruised
hand. Mr., Petty's team started on the
run but YER checked before any seri-
GUS damage was done. II was a mar
row escape from fatal results to Mr.,
Petty.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION:

Notice is thereby 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 BIZ made before tho clerk Of
tho district conr. Of Fall River Co, Oak, at his
Office in Hot SPRING. OAK, on April IS, 1889, viz;
For the nw14 swA. sec. IS. Ms seh neE sw14 sec.
q, I Z, S T.. 5 +. Is HIN.
lie names tho following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz: Joseph Petty. \. Wiiiism x. Daniels
Charles !. Sawyer, Henry Z. Eaton, oil of Hot
Springs p. o., Oak.
allowance of such proof, OF who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the law and the ragula.
lions Of the Interior Department, why such proof
nifty ct the above mentioned time and place to
cross-exalninc the witnesses of said claimant, and
oder evidence in rcbuttal of that submitted by
claimant. JOHN Il. WHlTESIDE,
no40 Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Ofice at Rapid City Oak. Feb'y, Il, 1889.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named get
l mutation asais a''p pt nSsi' in III SUPPORT aIe lae Of Sis claim ms and that that
said proof will be made before the Clerk Of the
district court Of Fall River County, Oak, q his Of
fee 4 sk Nss TSps11 n. a RsS 1 & A 4. b e. Z, i issS. VIZ
For the EH NWk and lots 1 and . sec. 81, T8, 8.
he anne the following witnesses to prove his
said land, Wig; Walter v. Fisher, Alexander
Paterson, Alexander $. Stewart, Silas A! Doane,
ell of Hot Springs 7. o., OAK.
Any person who desires to protest against tho
HiSTsnsH p reason sson p uuSer tho T i.w s KIo tne q pexn nhy
tions Of the Interior Department, why such proof
should mot be allowed, will he given an opportu-
cr0ssexamine the witnesses Of said claimant, and
to odcf evidence In 7cbuctal OF that submitted by
JOHN Il. WHITESIDE,
u42 Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22
Tcachers E%xaminatlon.

OFr1ce OF SURF. OF Prsllc SCHOOLS.
Hot Springs, Fall River Co, ID. T.
March 2, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be public examination il the school
house, at Hot Springs, D. T. on Tues.
day April 2nd, 1889, beginning ct 9
O'Clock a. IN, Of all persons Of legal age,
Offering themselves as candidates to
teach in the common schools Of Fall
River Co., ID. 7. Applicants are re.
quested to make a thorough prepare.
ton FOR the teaching Of Philosophy and
Hygiene, with reference to the nature
Of alcoholic drinks and narcotics and
their effects upon the human system.
w. G. THoxrsox,
County Supt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22
NOTICE FOR PusLloAT ON.
Land Office at Rapid CITY. Dak..

Land ofdcc as Rapid City, OAK, Janfy 81, 1883.
Notieei Is hereby given that the following named
final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will 30 made before the clerk Of
the District court Of Fall River County, OAK. q
his ofice in Hot Springs, OAK, on March 81,
HEINRICH NOM,
D. 8. 1888 for the nek neii soc. II, eha seA sec. 3
ewk ewl soc. 1, town Z, south range s, east B. IL
M.
He names the following Witnesses to prove hi.
continuous. residence upon and cultivation OF
eaidland. viz;
Henry 4. Westerman, Thomss Bell, Edmund
Petty. William c. Sham, all Of Hot Springs, P. o
Dakota.
Any person who desires to protest against thu
allowance of such proof, or who knows Of an!
substantial reason. under the law and regulation
Of the Interior Department, why such proc
should not be allowed, will DO given en- opportu
nifty at the above mentioned time and plsce 4
cross-examine tho Witnesses Of said claimant
and to offer evidence In rcbuttal Of that submittet
q JOHN r. wHirEslpE.
R0uistep.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22
DIRECTORY.

COUNTY CoMM1ssioSERs-A. A.. Powell,
q. n. Brigham and ". L. Philips.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. 4. Nileon.
SAERIFE-Seth Clifford
REGlsRER OF DEEOs.-c. e. Sawyer.
TREASURER.-H. Y. Eaton.
ASSESSOR III. II. Cossitt.
PROBATE JUDGE.-W. H. Stanley.
auPT. PUR. IESTRUC.-W. c. Thompson.
JUDGE FIRST JUDICIAL DlST.-lIon. c. n.
Thomas Of Doadwond.
CLERK OF COCRT.-Chas. II. McKibben.
JUsTlCES or THE PELCE.-W. II. Wood,
Cascade. ". II. Stanley, Hot Springs; 60.
Fleet, Oelrichs: .. s. Frary, Cascade.
US LAND OFFICE.
REuIaTER.-J. II. whiteside pcadwood.
RECEIvEk.-John LsFsbre.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Rapid City, OAK, Feb,y 10, 1889.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention 70
make final proof n support Of his claim, and
the District Court Of Fall River County, OAK,
q his office In Hot Springs. OAK, Q n April 9,
1889, viz
JOHN q. MCKAY, D. S. 47u7
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land. viz;--Willianl u. t;ermond, Thomas
Pyron II. Martin of Martin val}oy p. o. Oak.
Any person who desires to protest tho allowance
of such proof. or who knows of any substantial
Interior Department, why such proof should not
be allowed, will be given an opportunity at the
above mentioned time and place to cross-examine
dence in rebuttal Of that submitted by claimant.
JOHN n. WHITESIDE,
n42 Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-22
EXPRESS & STAGE TINE TABLE

Leaves Hot Springs att 80 E. u. Arrives It Buf.
faio Gap At : O'clock !. II. Lsavee Buffalo Gap q
eo'clotk =. \. and arrives Ut Hot Springs ct 1880
AZ. Cl0te connection with eatt and west trains