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The state herald., 1892-02-19
STATE of COLORADO.
County of Philips.
SUMMONS
In the county court
John Malone,
rlnihtin.
AA

iohr Malone.
vs.. SUMMONS.
Grac. l.. Malone,
Defendant
Tir y. riI or Tiir STATE or colou,bo To
Grace l.. Malone the defendant nhoyr named
grrctibsi
fou atr hereby required 10 appear In nm
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the county court Of rhii.
llp' county, state II colotnio, nni answer
the eomplnint therein Within twenty days
after the service hereof. " served within
this county. or II served out,f ths county.
or by publication. Within thirty days after
the service betaaf. exclusive of III. day oi
service. or judgement by default viii be- "a
kcn against you according the prayer of
the eompisint. and ~ n copy II the CON.
plant In the abovr c.tiiicd action b. no,
served with this summons, or II III. srry,rs
hereof i,o mndc ont at thi. state, then ten
days additional TO the iimr herein nbo,,
specified for appearance aud answer viii b,
allowed before THE taking OF Judgement b,
default Ne hfofcsAld.
The said sctID IN ~ brought "a obtain an nb
Hoiutr decree nf divorce, The romnlnippn,
alleging tia, The defendant has wilfulIy a..
serted nnd nbs-ht'd herself from, her ius
band, III. plpiniin. without reasonable rp,,.s
FOR more uhhp one ycnr last past. n- viii
more fuliy appear frnn tho complaint IN
-nid action To which reference II iero made,
and you nrr hereby notified that " yuu faiI
to appear. nnd 10 answer the said complaint
~ nb1,o required the said pininilif viii take
default aud judgement m prayed,
oirrn urdrr my hand and tile arhi II H.,
said county court ~ iiolyoke In said enunt, ,
this soiii day Of January A u isp1.
LNMLfh. nIASSoN, jud,n aud rsoirirlt
clerk ~ &. 81, &. wovlman, deputy.
tEAt
The state herald., 1892-02-19

Montana Is agitating the beet-sugar
Industry aud she will ultimately sue
coed in making "a profitable thing Of II.
Ths Trans. Mississippi country is 60
Ing to raise all the sugar beels neces.
sary to supply the United States With
sugar within . comparatively few
ysara.
Tie soil and climate Of Q,is great
section arc peculiarly adapted 10 the
successful raising Of sugar bcets.
There IL. moreover, no sense In let.
ting our people psy $i05, 900. 900 u year
10 foreign producers of sugar when We
can prolltably produce the same article
at homo. II Ia not at all likely either
that We shall continue to do 10 for ANY
great length cf time.
Alieady Colorado farmers aud cap
itallsis are deeply interested ip thi,
nubjec. and the beet-smgnr convention
10 be held In Denver. Marc!, 8. will b,
widely attended by experts, who vii
chow what Il Is possibie TO accomplish
here In this bruncl, Of mixed ssricult
ure aud manufacturing.
Colorado aud the productive north
west are alive this yrar.-Dcnvc,
Times.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
CoNsuMprIoN cUnED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy fur tho speedy and pcrii,a-
ncnt cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, Gu.
tarrh, Asthma and all threat and Lung At
fectl0ns, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plant, after having tested Its wonderful
curative powers In thousands of cases, has
felt Il his duty to make II known to his suf:
fering fellows. Aclualcd by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
will send free of charge, to all who desire
it, this recipe, in German, French or English
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. w. 4. MOVES,
sS-ly $40 Powers Block. Rochester, N. Y.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
tfirst publication Feb S isas)
u $. Land Office Sterling Colo
Jan l5, 1872
tNol7O
tNo i75,

Complaint having been entered at this of
flee by Robert II Fair against otto Meirath
for failure to comply with law as to timber
culture entry No 2iis dutcd May 18th 1885 up.
Oh the NV Il sec l7tpsnri3 10 W in Philips
county Colorado with view to the cancel.
lation of said entry; con tcstnnt alleging that
Otto Mcirath has wholly failed to cultivate
or cause to be cultivated the trees planted
on snid land during the ard and ith years
nnd has wholly failcd to rcplnnt or cause To
be rcplantcd ton acres Of said land In trees
or tree seeds after those first planted fuiled
to grow and has allowed the ground broken
during the lst and 2nd years to grow up in
weeds ard that all the failures aforesaid con-
,tinue t, this time; the said parties ARE here.
by summoned to appear ut this office on thc
18th duy of March isa2 at 10 O'Clock u III to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
HE TLDMoN Register.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
Tho P,onocr Limo SIN In Tho Load

The Clion Pacific IL the shor,es,
line To Salt Lake, Ogden. San Francis.
co, Portland, II. Worth and the prIn.
cipai cities In Kansas. Missouri, Ne
braska, Iowa and the east.
II runs through, ears and trains from
Denver 10 Chicago, ~. Louis. 1T.
Worth, New Orleans. Salt Lake, Port
land, San Frahcisco, Lcadville mud In.
tcimedia,e points.
II Is tie only sho. through line TO
Texas and Louisiana and makes close
connections In Union Depots for NIL
points south and southeast.
Its rates are always MS low Ms those
Of amy other line aud TO many points I,
offers Inducements that none can equal.
II YOU purchase your tickets and Sc.
cure accommodations from the ncarcs,
Union Pacific Ticket Agent. you ar.
sure TO be- right.
q. W. ATKINSON. Agent,
m Sterling, Colo
The state herald., 1892-02-19

Doubtless II will be interesting news
TO the sugar beet manufacturers In
Nebraska aud other states interested
In the production VI various kinds Of
sugar 10 hear that the democrats from
tho northern states have entered Into
M Agrsensnt to stand together aud
bring about the repeal Of the bounty
law. They are ~ work upon Tie
ground that the sugar bounty only ben.
snts tho south. und that II Is not only
impractlcabie, but vicious t. attemp,
io build UP the sugar BY n bounty sys.
tenn. They have refused to listen 10
the truthful stStsmcn, thst the sugar
Interests 0f both France and Germany
were built sud arc now maintained ty
bounties for both domestic copsump.
iIcn snd exports. II 10 noticenbls In
this connection that every representa-.
tive Of the alliance now In the house Is
working with the democrats aud af.
f"rting every posaib!a encouragement
IN their raid upon expenditures, in
ciuding the sugar bount, system. aud
TINT . majority Of them come fion
statss which produce sugar from hsc,s
cane or the tree. II thus appears thu,
the farmers have scnt here representa-.
iiv~s TO work directly against theii
own intsreais. - Omaha lee.
The state herald., 1892-02-19

II the democratic majority in the
house really wants to help silver. the
hest way II can accomplish, that pur.
pose is by Iassing IN act levying Il du.
~ Of 50 per cent ON all foreign silver
imported into the United States. II u
prohibitory tariff were placed upon for.
tign silver the operations uf tho exist
ing silver Law would cause the price Of
the native product to Immediately ri.e
10 l.2al per ounce aud remain there
permanently. As y matter Of course
the republican senate and president
would heartily approve this legislation.
Denver Republican.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
TIE hot SPRINGS or DAKOTA.


These springs are rapidly becoming
Ing famous on account Of the wonder.
ful curative properties Of the waters.
and the many marvellous cures which
have been effected ty the thermal baths.
The town and springs aie delight
fully situated in II picturesque valley
II, the Black Hills country, abounding
IN beautiful scenic effects, aud ut M
altitude OF $500 feet above the sea ley.
cl: thus insuring n pure atmosphere
aud cNhilarating climate, absolutely
free from malariu.
Under the cnterprising and progress.
siyc management 0f the Hot Springs
company many desirable Improvements
have been made, among the number
the erection Of cummodious bntl,
house lifted up with NIL modern con.
ycniences for the comfort Of guests
New hotels have been built aud com.
fortably furnished throughout. conduc
ted In ilrHt.c!ass style and Mt reasona.
bic rates. Those who prefer stopping
NJ private house, viii flnd many dc.
sirablc boarding places where good nc
comtnoda,lons arc furnished, and II,
moderate prices.
The superior daily service now NJ.
for'led by the Burlington Route 10 llo,
Springs, with through sleeping cnr ne
rommodniions from Omaha. Lincoln
Aurora aud Grand Island. makes tho
trip M easy and enjoyable one; and
for the benefit Of all who desire to test
the efficacy of the waters. round ,ril
tickets NJ reduced rates, good for nine
~ days. ARE now oil sale nj all offices
OF the Burlington Route.
For pamphlet. descriptive of tho
springs, aud full information as to
rates, time. etc. apply 10 my agent OF
the company. or 10
j. FRANCIS,
ccn'l rdAs'f \ Ticket Aft,
OMAHA, NEr
The state herald., 1892-02-19
BUSINESS EDUCATION FREE.

Nebraska boys mud girls will ind IN III,
following oirrr gooj opportunity Of scc,ir
Ing n business education free:
To amy onc sending Us 20 yearly ahscrl.
bern To The Weekly State Journal. ut 81 pei
year. We VIII present n llfc scholar.hip IL
amy department ot ihr Lincoln l,usinus,
College. Value, sd0.00.
For 10 such subscriplionsesc win prcrcn
n three months kcolafsiiip In any depart
ment Of the Lincoln iluBincss College. Val
uc SO.
Far 20 subscriptions ilfrc month";
couisc In 'yi~wrl,lng, Nalursia,
\ cash commission will bc allowed M
these subscriptions, literally IA, linz ,mi TO,
,onf work, In addition Ia these FREQ scholar
ships. We VIII supply you with snmpl,
copies.
For further particulars, addfrs.
WEbkLY STATE OtRNAL,
Lincoln. heb
The state herald., 1892-02-19
( (First publication Feb 10 1897
u S Land Qflicr, stcrl Colo.
jan 81 1892.
INn,lcA

[NO'3Gl
Complaint having been entered at this oflicc
by John Ronslow against Ralph Ferry for
failure to comply with law as to timber cut
urc entry No slSs dated Jan II, lss7 upon tho
n.ci, sec ltp7nrl6 " In Phillips county
Colo, with n view 10 the cancellation # said
entry; contestant alleging that Ralph Fer
ry hns failed to break cause to he broken
nye acres In The year u lss9 as required by
law and that said failure still exists; tho said
parties nrc hereby summoned to appear ut
this Office on the 18th dry Of April 1922 at ID
o'clock II III to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure.
II, TkDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
JOHN NEwiihrs
II. y. Tspnos. Register
sliEE1fi's SALE.
STATE ~ CoLoR,po.

srArhor 'oLonApo'
PHILLIPS COUNTY.
ny virtue Of n writ of special execution "
sued out Of the county court OF Phillips
county. state OF colorado, aud tomc rs shcr,
IN directed In favor OF rrrm.iin liigg aud
against John e. kigg for III, sum of Four
Hundred. rcndrntc Lite Dollars. with inter
est thereon at the rate Of y percent per nn.
mum from January .3ih. u Il i.,9. and which
by the ,nlh court WAS ndjndged To tho said
plaintin NJ damages nnd which said amount
was ai.o 10y the order nni decree of said
court declared to lie n lien upon the prcnii SOS
described In the complaint Of said plaintiff
and IN the order aud decree had aud entered
of record In said court IN behalf Of said pain.
TN io-wit; Southwest Quarter. section
fourteen, township eight. north range forty
six west. together with the further sum Of
I'm. Hundred dollars costs, and IL appearing 4
that In and by said order and decree n was
also adjudgei and decre.d by thu court that
said above described prcni es or 50 much
thereof ps may bc necessary 10 satisfy said
l"in, damage. and cost be sold
will on the 18th day uf March. isp.. ut
the hour OF o'clock y IN NJ the front door OF
the court house cause to to sold, thr above
premises tn tho highest aud best bidder for
cash Ia hand,
fis JAMES 4. TEMPLE, sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
BEET SUGAR CONVENTION.


To be held in Chamber of Commerce
Hall, Denver, March 23. "a and %,
1902.
In response to numerous calls from
persons In different parts Of Colorado
asking for the latest information con-
corning the beet sugar industry, ii has
seemed advisable to call II public meet
ing 10 he composed of prominent agri-
culiuralists, business men and capital
lists for the purpose Of considering the
various phases Of this important en-
terprise aud oollating the different
views so that reliable data could be
furnished TO all who would engage
therein as producers or manufacturers,
Therefore the Denver Chamber Of Com
merce, the Denver Real Estate and
Stock Exchange and the Manufacture
ers Exchange acting through II joint
committee. hereby issue II call for a
beet sugar convention to he held in
t-Chambcr of Commerce Hall on March,
.3rd, 24tli anu 25th prox, and we here
by urge every citizen who is interested
in this enterprise, to lc present and
participate In the werk Of the conven.
ton.
Further, it is requested that dele
\ In m nt IL, tl,ts a Ia, , f.,t
lows:
Denver Chamber Of Commerce, ten;
Denver Real Estate and Stock EX
change, five; Manufacturers Exchange.
five. and livo delegates from each Board
Of Trade, Real Estate Exchange and
Commercial Iody outside of Denver
and ten from the city Of Denver, and
iiv. delegates from each Incorporated
city or town outside of Denver,
said delegates TO be named
hy the mayor OF such city
or town. Five delegates from each
county to be named by the county
commissioners. Five delegates eacl,
from the State Agricultural and lIor-
ticul,nral Societies and five from every
county or local agricultural or horii-
Ssaac SsSspsf M e5lSradS ef f,sSa's
\ special request is extended TO gar.
dencrs and agriculturalisis TO be presen!
and give TO the convention the bcneii,
Of their experience in beet culture. fol
III. priaciPal object Of this meeting viii
be to discuss in its entirety the prof
lis which will bo added to tho farming
interests Of thr state from the culliya-
tion Of sugar ber;s.
Practical results already attained b,
those who arc engased in this worl
will be given, and carefully prepare,
papers treating Of this new indusir,
will be read and discussed.
| 1t is requested that the names All,
addresses Of the respective delegates
So soon rs appointed. lie forwarded I,
the secretary Of the join, committee.
The usual convention rates will b
made by all the railroads In the state
Every newspaper in Colorado /
earnestly requested 10 publish this cal
and 10 interest its readers In this en-
terrrise. by order Of the join, com
mitiec. \. &. Fisk, Chairman,
likSEI II FUsrER. See.
Ad!ress Real Estate Exchange, i0i
. Ararahoe 81. Denver.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
THE COMING LINE.

Tho Chicago, Union Pacific & North
Western Line offers the best accom-
modations to the travelling public en-
route to Chicago and intermediate
points via Omaha. Through trains,
fast time, magnificent sleeping cars,re.
clining chair ears and handsome day
coaches. e. W. ATKINSON, Agent.
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
THRcuoH SERVICE TO CHICAGO VIA
kaNaAs NiTv

The through car service offered TO
Chicago win the Union Pacific and Chi.
cHgO Il Alton II. II. is unexcellcd by
any other line. Magnificent Pullman
Sleertrs, pinning Cars and Chair Cars
run through daily without change,
Denver To Chicago via Kansas City.
e. W. ATKINSON, Agent.
Sterling, Colo,
The state herald., 1892-02-19
ifirs, publ,eati IN Jan isas.
U. 5. Land oniec. sterling. Colo. I
Dee - lsll. ,
no 1867

kNn lhl
Complain having been entered NJ this of.
nee by Gcoig- A. scobcr against William ..
channnn for failure to comply with law ns TO
timber culture entry No i1ioi dated october
~. ISIS, upon the me-, sec. s.tpsnri;w In
Phillips county Colorado with "a view 10 tho
cancellation OF 'aid entry: contestant allrg-
Ing that William =. Chnnnpn has wholly
failed 10 plant or cause 10 bc planted any
seeds or trees upon said trnct during the
years lsss. lss,, isao and lsli and that the said
WIN. q. thannan hns wholly failed To cult
Nato or cause To b. cultivated the said tract
OF land or any portion Of II during the cal :
is,o and 1881; the said parties are hereby
summoned To appear at this ONCE on tho 18th
day OF March isss at 10 O'Clock u n to re.ponu
and furnish testimony concerning said al.
legged failure.
II. y. rEpaos. Rcgl.ior.
The state herald., 1892-02-19

The citizens Of this county mud Of
all ii,er cnihiics In eastern Colorado
should tnke nctive measures IN opposi.
tion 70 The passage Of wha, Is known
an the arid land bill now pending IN
congress. Somr of the counties are
moving In this matter and Will send IN
rsmonsirsnce against the passage Of
the hill. Our representatives IN con.
X: rss should le given to understand
That every citizen of eastern Colorado
II opposed to the passage Of the bill at
ivasl In iis present form. The result
The state herald., 1892-02-19

The Denver News wants TO know IL
the republicans Of Colorado will vote
for free coinage democrat for presi-
dent In preference to nm anti-free
coinsgs republican. II is not very
likely that the Colorado republicans
will vote for any Of the so called free
coinage democrats that have been
named for presidential honors by the
Newa
The state herald., 1892-02-19

Within 80 miles Of Denver it is re.
ported that tin mine has been dis
covered with vein 100 feet wide and
will run 10 per cent pure tin. Articles
Of Incorporation have been taken out
and the believers IN the tariff on lin
are growing more numerous in Colora-
do every hour. Denver Times.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
First publication Feb 10. lsaa.l
u. S. Land Office, Sterling. colo. /
Feb l2, 1892.
(Ailns notice to contest No.i,4.)

complaint having been entered at this Of
nc, by Ii. Il. Rigg ag inst j. {. Rigg for full
tre to comply with law MS 10 timber cntturc
entry No l.oss dated Mny 10Th 1870 upon the
Sc !, sec 2s lpsnri, W in phillips county
Colorado with view to the cancellation Of
said entry; contestant ale ging that JIG .Bisg
failed during the lst year after date of said
entry to thoroughly cultivate or Gauss TO be
cultivated 5acrcs of said trnet aud hut sui,l
failure still exists; the said parties nre here
by summoned To appear at this flee on the
l,tl day of April 1852 nt 10 o'clock II III To re
spond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
II. Il. TEDMON, Register.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
psar1y.s cRcAns and PIANOS.


Hon Daniel y. Beatty. tbs great organ mud
piano manufacturer, is building and ship
ping more organs aud pianos than cv.r. IN
is5o SIR. u, atty left home II pcnnilcss plDw.
boy. and by his ln'loinitahlc VIII he has
worked his way up So W Ia sell 50 far. nearly
ioo.,ol organs and pianos sinee 1870. Soihlng
seems L. dlshearien hiui: obstacles laid In his
way. that would have wrecked amy ordinary
man forever, he turns to an advertisement
aud comes out Of II brighter than ever. III,
instruments. n, Is well known, arr very pop
ulpr and are tobc found In all parts of the
world, We are Informed that during the
next ten yenfs lie intends Ia sell 5000 more
OF his n'akc, that means II business OF ss),oo O.
90 II We average them at sioo each. II Is nj
ready the largest business Of the kind In cs-
istancs Send TO pnnirif beatty, Washing
ton. New Jersey. for catalogue.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
FIRST publication Feb. 10. 1882. No 50:
Nuttus fur Publication,

Land ofIice at Sterling. Colorado.
Feb 10 1852.
NOTiCE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filcd notice II his In
tention to make Anal proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be mado be-
fore clerk OF the district court rhiS.Tsa
county, Colorado, at Holyokc. Colorado
on Mar sG, 1852. viz:
JANIS a. TrDElIOrE
lIc names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton of, said land, viz:
Levi Kni schncr Of Bryant Colo.
Allen Cnrnnhnn " ="
Henry Mack
Scwtoa Clegg "
II 4. TEpMoS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
A I.i,,lp Glrl's EApcrIcncc In \ Lighthouse

Mr.. an,l Mrs. Loren rrcscott ARE keepers
oi The Coy. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich.
and are blessed wiilla daughter. four years
old. Last April she was taken duwn with
mcasles, followed with dreadful cough and
turning into a fr,rr. Doctors ut home and
u, Dcirol, treated her, but IN vain. si. grew
worse rapidly. until she vas mere ''hand.
iul Of bones. s."-'rhcn She tried Dr. Kings
New Discovery aud after The usa of two and
half bottles, was completely cured. They
say pr. Kings New Discovery Is worth It's
weight In gold, yet you may ~, trial b.,
tie free ut city Drugstore.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
STATE of COLORADO.
COUNTY or rniLLirs.
In tho touniYuonrt

In tho County Court,
George Y. Dlalciy,
riainnn.
NJ. q. Johnson aud Summons.
Y. v. johnson,
Defendants.
rnn ProrLr oY riiI srArs OrUo' oRApo, To
". 4. Johnson aud TIE. johnson, the dcicnd.
ants adoyc named. urr-tingi
You ART hereby required to appcnr In An ne.
tion brought against you by the above nnm.d
plnintin, In the county court ~ thillip.
county. state of Colorado. aud answer tho
complaint therein within twenty days after
the ssrvice hereof, n served within this coun,
ty; or II served out of this county, or by
publication. within thirty days after the set.
vice hereof. exclusive of the day OF service.
or Judgement hy default will b- taken
against you according =, tho prayer ut the
complaint; nnd " n copy OF tho complaint In
the ab,vr entitled action b" not served with
this summons. or " the service hereof be-
made out of THIS state, then ten days sddi.
tionni to the time hctrinnho,e specified Tor
appearance aud answer viii he allowed Ia
fors ihs taking OF judgement by default u.
aforesaid,
| The snij nrtion il brought for The ,nue,,isl
tsooOo, of Tie Asw OF sees. tpE,t 7, Ante
iopc county, Scb, the -nnl- having been sold
by defendants 10 plnlntIn during the montl,
Dercmbcr. A. u. isai, nud uiio guaranteed
perfect hy defendants 10 plaintiff. whrn In
fact. defendant. poHnosHod no lennl liilc 10
said real estate Whntaoeycr, and that Hali
sale N. ANA wn-. fraudulent and void, where,
for riainiin bfing- this action for ihu value
thereof. VIZ ssfo.oo. na will motc fuliy np.
pear from the complaint IN said action To
which reference l. here made.
Ana you arn hereby notified that II yon fail
10 appear aud u answer tho said complaint
~ nboyc Required the said rinin,in viii take
Judgement na demanded IN said complniat,
Given undor NY hand aud official srnl nt
iioiyohe In said county, this sth dny Of Jan
unry, s. - in.
tuMErE. BRANSoS. Judge. aud
! -IAiI IN onco Clerk OF said Court.
The state herald., 1892-02-19


The democratic papers Of Colorado
would have the republicans believe
that every other issue should be sacri-
feed 10 the success Of the FREQ coinage
issue, in the coming campaign. There
Is little question but that. IL tho ques-
tion Of free coinage Of silver WIS sub
mi,tsd to vote Of the republicans of
Colorado, II would carry by a large
"Ei'i1s free coinage of secondary i'm
poriance 10 the tariff interests and /.
viii b. very cold day in politics VIII, !,
they follow tie lead Of u FREQ trade
democrat in the hupes Of securing free
coinage Of silver.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
&rn0 O00 9eatty's Organs nt Bargains.
QOOO,OOO For particulars, catniOgde,
address, Daniel +. Beatty, Washington, N. j,

Through passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time, via the Chi
cago, Union Pacific & North Western
Line to the principal cities east Of the
Missouri River, via Omaha.
G. W. ATKINSON, Agent,
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-02-19
tflrs, publication Fob 10, lsa2l 80


First publication Feb 10, lsa2) No 3,s
Nutirs for Publication,
Land Crice at sterling, Colo;
Feb II 1852
Nro'icc t. hereby given that the following
~ famed settler has filed notice OF his in
I nti II TO make final pioof In support of his
Claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore clerk of district court Phillips
county Colorado. at Iloiyokc Colon ado on
Mar ~ iss2, viz:
ALFRED Il CLARK
I'D T. No iJ5.t5 FOR the NV !. sec % tp . y Is W
lie names the following Witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon, and cnltiva-
u II of. said land, viz:
John Wright of lloiyokc Coo.
George " Gooding e ="
Israel iatcr "a "
John rutcr
II. u. TrpMos, Register.