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The new North-west., 1892-08-20
Notice of Final Proof.
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LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONTANA,

August 2, 1892 :
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
IN settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the District Cor OF Deer Lodge county. at Deer
Lodge, Montana. on September IA, 1892, viz:
JOSEPH KEARNEY,
who made Homestead Application No. BAL, for
the NWl4 of section 81. township 10 north, range
ID west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz:
John Harrington Mrs. Sarah 0 Donnel, Mrs.
Mary Ryan and William Ryan. ;ll OF New Chicago,
Montana S. A. SWIGGETT Register.
First publication AT. g. 1892 t6t
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICEAr HELENA, MONTANA, !
July y. 1892.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before yelling Napton. Clerk
or the Third judicial District Court, at Deer
Lodge, Mont, on October !. 1892, viz:
RICHARD II. MITCHELL.
who made homestead application No $500 for the
NEl4 Of SWl4, Me Of SEl1. and SELL OF SEA OF
SECTION Il, township 4 north, range 10 west
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
land. viz:
William A. Hensley of Deer Lodge. Montana
N, william Norton, Archibald Smith and Thomas
Ford, OF Stuart, Montana.
s. A. SWIGGETT. Register
First publication July 80, 1892 36t
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
Mace.

The all powerful mace Of the national
house of representatives will quiet an
uuruly member when all else fails. Few
persons know that this mace consists Of
a bundle of thirteen ebony rods enlniAed
and bound together with silver bands.
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
WORLDS FAIR. NOTES.

The board Of trade OF Dubuque, Ia,
has appointed a committee to prepare
an exhibit for that city to be sent to the
Worlds fair.
The mineral exhibit at the Worlds
fair promises to be incomparably finer
than any ever before made, either in
this country or abroad.
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
Desert LANDS Consolidated Notice of
/. u-. Intention to Make Proof
---- lNITEp STATES LAND OFNICE, I
\ lTtII SIATFN IlNNI1 VTFINF' Z
n III ENA MINT .JlllV 2H. 1872 {

HELENA Mont, July 26 1892
TAAIES S. PERRY, of Washington Glllch, Mon
q t;lna, who made desert land application No
2372 on the 2lst day of April, 1891. for the SELL
NEll. SEA NEl4. section "a, township y north,
range 8 west; and Robert Thompson. OF Wash
n2ton Guch. Montana, who made desert land
application No ODDS, Oh the 18th day Of June. 1890,
range . west hereby give notice Of their intention
to make final proof to establish their claims to
the lands above described before the Register and
Receiver at Helena. Montana, on the 18th day OF
September 1892. and that they expect to prove
that said s.i;!S have been properly irrigated and
reclaimed in the manner required by law BY two
OF the following Witnesses:
Augustus RoStOr .JOnn Fitzpatrick. AnSon Rich
ards Robert Thompson aud Samuel Perry, all OF
Washington tiuch, Montana.
S. A. 5WIGGETT, Register.
First publication July 50. 1892. SIT
The new North-west., 1892-08-20

If the care Of the hair were made q part
of lady's education, we should not see
so many gray heads, and the use OF Halls
Hair Renewer would be unnecessary.
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
Mining \ prIic;,tion.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

HELENA, NONE. July 20, lStI. ,
NOTICE is hereby given that Casper Getilrdts.
~ whose postnt1ice address is Pioneer Deer
Lodge county. State OF Alon;na has this day flied
his application for patent for $50 acre, Of the
situated in Pioneer ullorganized) mining dis
trict, county OF Deer Lodge and state Of Montana
and designated by the field notes and official Plat
Oh file i'll this office us Survey No }743, III town
ship nine north. OF range eleven west, OF princ-
pal base line and meridian Of Montana, said Sur
vey No. 374:' being as follows to wit
Beginning at a location corner, Il sandstone llX
3X6 inches above ground, With Il mound Of earth
raised alongside, and marked l-3745 for corner
number one from which the corner tu sections
70. 4i n and 81, township nine north. range
eleven west bears Sonth ~ atGS. 81 MINIS. east
5227 feet; and running thence south ~ degs, west
so fert thence south desa, Is minis. west G59
feet; thence south 50 uPgS west 2G3 feet; thence
south SO egs west 1880 feet thence south 3 uegS.
30 Minis west 257 feet; thence north t;3 derS. Is
MINIS west l7G feet: thence south % deg> 45mins.
west 32l feet thence north 81 dpgS, west 297 feet;
thence north 26 dpgs. 80 Minis. east 123 feet:
thence north 3 drGs. 10 minis. east 1914 feet;
thence east i395.i feet; thece south 1858 feet:
thence south 50 degs. 80 minis. east 4D2 feet:
thence south 4l5 feet; thence south 50 drgS 80
Minis eSt $50 feet: thence south 2i feet thence
south 81 'le!ss. west27 feet to the place Of begin
ming. or corner number one. containing, an ;re;t
Of $3.50 acres. Magnetic variation OF all courses
II hegS. east.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorder Office Of Deer Lodge county, Montana,
il Book |. page 155.
The adjoining clHims are survey 40, $685. vii
son Bar Placer on southeast: survey NO. 4Oo on
south; survey No. los on southwest; Mineral En-
| try No. - northeast: and Mineral Entry No.
| rs on east. There ARE no known conflicting
claims.
Any and all persons cllilniny adversely any por-
ton ui said Maiden Bar Placer mine Or surface
ground are required IL file their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United States Land Office
at Helena: i'll the State OF Montana, during The
| sixty DAYS period OF publication hereof. or they
will he barred by virtue Of the provisions ol the
| statute.
| SWIGtE-r'T REGISTER
| ED. SCuAltSikUW. Attorney tor ppiit;illi.
| First publication July 80. 1882. 3 lot
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
A Peculiar Form Of s,alut;,tion.

Some of the African tribes have 4 Pc
culiur form of salutation which ought TO
have the effect Of giving them remark
ably formed hands. When they meet
instead of saying ''Hc.lo!'' or ''EIowd YEP
they pull their fingers until the joints
crack loudly.
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
Application for Il Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND UfFlCl


HELENA, Mont June 30, 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that John N. RoWes,
Bow county. state OF Monlina has thiS day Tiled
his application for patent for l5tlJ linear tect q
the George Washington mine o. vrin bearing "A
situated IN Indian Greek fuilNrgA'izedt luiltiltg
district, county ol Deer Lodge CIcierSnll, .tit,
state u Montana. nnd h"siEna1rd " the ivia
notes and 0liit. Hat on tue IN thi> Office rs ~li=
Ves No 2s13 iii township north, range west t5f
the nfinctl ii'#n line and meridian oi Nout;int
said survey No $50 being as follows. To wit.
Beginning at the southeast location corner. Il
granite stone 2tXl2x7 inches IT. incttes i'll trz
ground. Witnessed by two bearing trees: alta
married i .2s75 Tor corner No, l. from which the
corner to sections 70. rs 30 and ab. township u
north. range west bears south "a drgs. Ii MINIS.
east l254 feet. and running thence south GOdegs.
west GOO feet; thence north ~ uegS 81 milS. east
1900 feet thence north 60 dcgS. t'Sl 6W 1etts
thence south 10 degs. 30 Minis. vest 15Uo feet 10
an area Of 1J Il acres; I'LL claimed 1y tie above"
named applicant Magnetic variation of I'LL
courses IS degs 80 Minis. east.
The location OF this mine is recorded in tilt
Recorder Office OF jefferson county. Montana IN
Book W. page 1SS,
The adj Joining claims nre Big Thunder lode on
the north and the Four Brothers lode OF tllr
south. There are no known conflicting clamS,
Anyanl all persons claiming adversely any 1of-
tion OF said George Washington lnilr or surface
ground. are required to lille their adverse cilno
With the Register Of the United States Land GltiGe
at es in .rns tns ats oi Of MHm5aa na aTM IN y f
statutes
S. A. SWIGGETT. Register.
FD SruARSlkUw, Attorney for Applicant
First publication July D. 1881. l20tl0t
Notice OF Final Proof
IVY o,,,,,,,r an yr,rn, Mont
LAN' offl'h ~ 1nn ,i''y.' - ,s11 4 Dol1t.'
.7o,rlf,1, i h,,,. ;,,.n nat ths followinvnunesi
n ,t y y y ~ rl IN If hnrintnnt Ia m
mi ] i'n m ,,nnrt NJ hnr ci.i INA thn s;,ii
l pi ; ~: ~ ~ ] hfnrn M t,e .rl uf te njs
rit l,rt n,1 ~ 'aer o,I". rnnnty If Deer LoInn
r1,,,,% so ,1Ny.rl D1viy
'oilt'1lh'' oli 7,i,'.'',',l -, ln9I ',H
Satan y l'oIt+NhLl'
who made Homestead Application No 1873 for
Lots 2 3, 4 and OF section q, township north,
range II west
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
Ayer's
$ ars arilla
PREPARED BY
Or. ]. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles IS.
strong Witnesses.

Among the thousands OF testimonials
of cures by Dir Miles New Heart Cure
is that Of Nathan A!isons we'll known
citizen Of Glen Rock. Pa, who for years
had sllortness OF breath, sleeplessness,
pain in left side, shoulders, smothpring
spells, etc. one bottle Of Dr. Miles New
Heart Cure and one box Of Nerve and
Liver Pills, cured him. Peter ,IaYuet,
Salem, y. y, is another witness, who for
twenty years suffered With heart disease,
was pronounced incurablc by physicia MS
death stared him in the face, could not
lie down for fear OF smotlo orin.. tn death.
Immediately after using tn" New Cure
he felt better and could lie dascn and
sleep all night, and is now y VIII man.
The new cure is sold. also free book, by
the Deer Lodge Drug Go.
The new North-west., 1892-08-20

Notice for Publication OF Time appointed
for Proving Will.
STATE OF MONTANA. a..
COUNTY OF DEER LODGE. ~
IN the District Court, Third Judicial District of
said county.
In the matter Of the estate of John A. Bradley
deceased
i the 9th day OF August. 1892. notice is hereby
given that on Saturday, the 9th day of August,
1892. at 10 O'Clock H. III. OF said day. at the court
been appointed as the time and place for proving
the will Of said John \. Bradley, deceased, and
for hearing the application Of Lewis Coleman and
William Coleman for the issuance to them of let
ters teStamentary. when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
WElLlNG N,PTON, Clerk.
Dated August 0. 1892. SGT
The new North-west., 1892-08-20

S. A. SWIGGETT. Register.
Ed. SCuAisSlkOW. attorney for Sppiit;ilii.
First publication july 80. 1892. 3 LOT
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
Notice OF Final Proc

S. \. SWIlItETT. REGISTER.
Ell. SCIARNlkuw. Attorney for Applicant.
First publication july O. 1881. llN-10t
The new North-west., 1892-08-20

John Deere and Eagle Manufacture
ing Cos Plovs, Harrows and
Cu1tivators.
kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing
Cos Graders, Scrapers, Carts,
Bmrovs and Railroad Supplies
Esterlv Binders and Mowers.
The new North-west., 1892-08-20

zl7iE!=5TEIElzElE!5E5 Il.iI5GiI.iLilI5 c. 4: ~
The new North-west., 1892-08-20
mo. 3130.

Ed. SCHtRSIhuW, Attorney for Applicant
First rublication July 80 lo,t4. , lit
The new North-west., 1892-08-20

The adjoining claims are survey No, 1858. Viii
! son Bar Placer on s0uthcAst Survey NO. 4G9 on
south; survey No. los on southwest; Mineral En-
| try No - On northeast: and Mineral Entry No.
| l25 on east. There Are kGWll conflicting
The new North-west., 1892-08-20

7
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Deer Lodge county, Montana
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-22

you have donenas Deen Tor my sake
only-out Of humanity-thatyou would
DO as much for anybody elsep"
NO." said ], boldly.
Again she withdrew her hand and
remained silent, and l made up my
mind not to interrupt her thoughts.
Alter a few moments she went 10 the
ships side and stood there; sometimes
looking at the stars and sometimes at
the water that stretched away into the
gloom into heavy breaking seas.
The wind was singing shrilly up
a-oft, but the sounds Of the pumping
ceased on n sudden.
awaited the approach Of the boat
swain with inexpressible anxiety.
After an interval l saw his figure come
up the poop-ladder.
Pumps suck" he roared out.
''Hurrahl' shouted. Down with
you for grog all roundr' for the other
two were following the boatswain.
But they all came aft first and stood
near the wheel. blowing like whales,
and Miss Robertson Joined the group.
shall take the wheelp' asked
Cornish.
mo; go and get some grog and turn
in, all Of you. am as fresh as lark,
and will stay here till twelve o'clock, -"
l replied.
The steward at once shuffled below.
"Boatswain, ask Mr.. Royle 10 let
me take the Wheel" said Miss Robert
son. 'He has been talking to me for
the last half-hour, and sometimes held
the wheel with one hand. l am sure
can hold it."
"As you won't go below, Miss Rob
e.rtson, you shall steer; but 1 will stop
by YOU" / said.
THAT will be Of no usel' she OK
claimed.
Cornish smothered q laugh and
walked away.
Now, bosom, down with your /
cried. "Tll have you up again short
ly to sound tho we'll But half an
hours sleep Is something. II you get
knocked up, lose half the ships COM
pany--two-thirds Of it."
"All right, SIR" he replied, with
prodigious yawn. 'you an the lady'n
know how to settle this here business
Of steering"
And oifho went
you see how obedient these men
are, Miss Robertson. Why will you
not obey orders. and get some sleepPn
81 have offended you, Mr.. Royle,
and l am very, very sorry"
''Let us make peace. them" l said,
holding out my hand.
She took II; but when l had got her
hand, would not let it go for some
moments.
She was leaving the deck in silence,
when she came back and said:
IF we should have to leave this ship
suddenly, l should not like--it would
make me unhappy forever to think Of
poor papa left in her."
She spoke, poor girl! with great ef-
fort
l answered, Immediately:
"Any wish you may express shall be
carried out
HE would 60 down in this ship
without prayer said for himl'' she ex-
claimed, sobbing.
"Will you leave this with mcp ]
promise you that no tenderness, no
reverence, no sincere sorrow shall be
wanting"
'Mr. Royle, you are dear good
friend to me. God bless you'll" she i'm
plored. In her calm. earnest voice, and
went slowly down into the -cuddy.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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PlTH AND POINT.

1t may be that they always speak
OF man as following the races because
he never gets ahead of them. buffalo
Express.
-Mariou-"My lance isvery excita-
BILE. when he proposed to me he
acted like one insane" Mnrtha-"Per-
hnps he was, denr."-N Y. Herald.
Deserved n Smile. -Angclina-"The
man marry must he handsome, brave
and clever TomplSins-"Dear mel
How fortunate we have met"-Travol-
lcr's Record.
-kate-"And so you are mnrriedp
Keeping house, I supposeP" Maud
mot exactly. There is lady from
Ireland who keeps the house. but she
allows us to eat and sleep in it,"
The cabin hoy was In the habit Of
eating his loaf-bread and leaving the
crusts. Mate-"We eat our crusts
here, laddie." Boy-"Weel. I'm leav-
ing them tae ye."-Dundee News
doctor, is II true that extreme
nervousness will produce nauseaP"
yes; | once saw car full Of people
throw up their hands when two train
robbers covered them with their pis-
tols. "-Philadclphia Record.
A Large Subject Lalxer tof
Chicago-"You eastern people find the
Chicago girls foot very satisfactory
subject of discussion" Miss Blocker
THAT'S because II covers the ground,
you see."-Detroit Free Press.
THAT was quite little joke of
mine" he said, with enthusiasm, after
he had exerted himself with a bon mot
"Did you see itp" "oh, yes," she an
swered. YEARLY. 81 saw II last week
in a newspaper. Washington Star.
Congratulations. Tailor - "Mr.
Overdue, hear that you are about TO
be married to Miss Bullion. Allow me
TO congratulate you" Overdue tex
tending his hand)-"Allow me TO con-
graduate you!"-Smith, Gray g. Co.'S
Monthly.
The first thing TO be done in pre-
p7ring recipe for piccallli is for the
housekeeper to run to dictionary and
find out how piccalilli is spelled. In
these days of broad and extensive cul-
turc "pickled lily" won't go.-Somer-
willie Journal.
AT lecture on 1.-THE Decline of Lit
ernture" the eloquent orator shouted:
"Where are the Chaucers, and Shake
speares, and Millions and sponsors, and
MacaulnysP Where are they, sayp"
And voice answered sadly from the
gallery; IAN deadr-Tit-Bits.
Mime. Trapino-"You told me, sir,
that all had 10 do was TO leave the
tablecloth outside during the night,
and the fruit stains would disappear,
Well, did so last night" "Ah, then
the stains" "Nol IL was the table,
cloth that disappeared" - Intran-
sigeant
An That Was Lacking. Rapid
transit" said western real estate
boomer proudly, sis all that our town
needs now" "Yes," replied his pros
pective purchaser, "if there was some
means of getting away quickly people
wouldn't be so afraid TO come here."-
Des Moines Argonaut
-Rellie-I don't believe your broth
err loves me as much as he says he
does" fanny-"Oh, I'm sure he doesl
Why when you were away last sum.
mer he acknowledged 10 me that he
Thought Of you twice" Nellie-'Ts
that alp Fanny--'But you must re-
MON Der what n terrible task II Is for
him to thiulI atalbr-BoSrUn News
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thing wrong when she heard the pump
going.
al should tell you at once II Their,
was any danger threatened that way
lsaid There was more water in In,
ship than cared 10 find In her, and Sc
the three OF us have been pumping hei
out"
II was arranged that the well should
be sounded again at half-past ten The
boatswain then turned In and wa.
doubtless sound asleep in five minutes.
Miss Robertson stood near the table,
with her hands folded and her eyes
bent down.
was about 10 ask her TO withdraw
to her cabin and get some sleep.
"Mr. Royle, you are dreadfully tired
and worn out, and yet you are going
on deck 10 remain at the wheel for two
| hours"
THAT is nothing"
"Why will you not let me take your
placcP'f
Becausc"-----
"Let the steward keep near that lad
Her there, so that can call 10 him II /
want you"
"Do you think could rest with the
knowledge you were alone on deckP'
"You refuse because you believe
am not to DO trusted" she said, gent
ly. looking down again.
"lf your life were not dependent on
the ships safety, should not think Of
her safety. but Of yours, / refuse for
your own sake, not for mine-no, l
will not say that. For both our sakes
l refuse. have one dear hope-well,
| will call IL great ambition, which
need not be ashamed to own; 1t is,
that l may be the means ofplacing you
on shore In England. This hope has
given me half the courage with which
have fought on through danger after
danger since ! first brought you from
the wreck. II any thing should hap
pen TO you now, feel that all the
courage and strength Of heart which
have sustained mo would go. Is that
saying too muohp | do not wish 10
oxaggerate," exclaimed, feeling the
blood in my cheeks. and lamenting,
without being able to control, the inn
pulse that had forced this speech from
me, and scarcely knowing whether to
applaud or detest myself for my can
dor.
She looked up at me with her frank,
beautiful eyes. but on sudden averted
them from my face TO the door of the
cabin where her dead father lay. A
look OF indescribablo anguish came over
her, and she drew q deep. long, sob
bling breath
Without another word, I took her
hand and led her 10 the cabin, and /
knew the reason why she did not turn
and speak TO me was that might not
see sho was weeping.
But II was n time for action, and
dare not let the deep love that had
came 10 me for her divert my thoughts
from my present extremity.
l summoned tho steward, who
tumblod out of his cabin smartly
enough, and ordered him to bring his
mattress and lay 1t alongside the com.
panion-laddor, 80 rs to be within hail.
This done, 1 gained the poop and
sent Cornish below.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Dickinson County County, ss'
Josiah II. sanborn.

STATE OF X ANsss,
Dickinson County,
Josiah u. sanborn.
va.
John Lntz AMI Mary Lutz, his wife; O, NJ.
! Case, cashier bank OF Eutsrprise; and Chi
cago, Kansas a Western railroad company.
BY virtue Of an order OF salo issued out OF
the clerk oni'e, OF tue district court sitting
In and for said Dickinson county, IN the
above entitled action and 10 me directed, I
will,
On Monday, Jan. 16, A. D. 1893,
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day, at
the ilont door OF the court house In eaid
county offer tor talo It public auction and
sell, without aDpTnisement, 10 the highest
and best biud.r for cash In hand, u satisfy
said order OF sale, all thu estate, title and
I interest, OF the above named defendants,
under them, In and to the following de-
seribeo irat and parcel Of land. situated In
Tine oath la OF the north west quarter,
and the norih hhlf OF tho south west quarter
OF section twenty three t23) and the south
hail Of the south west n rter and ths south
west quarter OF lha south east quarter OF
section twenty four (2i) all in township six
teeh OO) south, OF range three (S) east OF tho
sixth principal meridian and containing two
hundred and eighty (2sO) acres, more or less.
q gether with the nppurtenances thereto
helnnging--subjeot to tho len OF Il certain
mo igug", describe In the decree in this
action, executed to cure the sum of three
Thousand an eight hundred do lars W9s0o).
with this interest 10 accrue thereon rom
December 4, 1873, and recorded In voluns 10,
Mt page 2i9, in tho record OF mortgages In
said county, and subject TO the right 81 way
OF the Chicago, Kansas a Western Railroad
Company, over the south half OF tho 'uth-
west quarter of said section twenty -four (2i,
beir z "A str p nifty (5O) feet wide on each side
OF he center ~ the track OF said company's
railroad AS now located across said last dos
cribed tact.
Given und my hand at my once in tho
city Of Abilene, IN said county this 10th day
OF Decemb, r, 1892.
j. s. SMITH,
sheriff OF Dickinson County, Kansas
OWEN 4. nAssETT,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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s. ID. C. is Stewards Distenper Cure
the only remedy known to cure all
cases of distemper, coughs and inau.
ia. For sale by Smith & Scott,
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First pub ished in the ABILtEK wKKKLl
REFLECTOR, lee, IS. lseLl
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KAssAs. is.
Dickinson County,
Josiah h sanborp.
| vs..
osbourn W. Kirby, snd Amelia d. Kirby, his
wife. John II. Mahan. as trustee, W. 8.
Hodge and Laura Ho ge. his wife.
| BY virtue OF an orde OF sale, issued out OF
the clerk ONCE ot the district court sitting
In and fer said Dickinson county, In the
above entitled action and to me directed. /
will,
On Monday, January 10, A. D., 1898,
at 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon OF AID day, at
l the frunt door OF the court honse In said
G unity ,yfiet fprsale At public auet on q sell
eithout appraisemrnt To the hi ghest and best
o; sale al the estate, title and interest OF Tho
above name defendants, and each OF them,
and AL p-raons claiming under them In and
TO the follow ing described tract and parcel
OF and, situated in said county. towiti
The south half Of the southeast quarter OF
the sou hives qu 'rter ofsec' ion sixteen 40
in township fourteen 40 south Of range one
~ east OF tue the sixth principal meridian.
together with tina appurtenance. thereto be-
longinS-snhinct Ia the lien OF a certain
mao tgaye described In the dacree In this
action, executed TO secure the suIn ~ two
with interest TO accrue thereon from Noyem-
Der 20, 1885, and recorded in volume Is, at
PAGE ~, In tho record OF mortgages In said
county.
Given under my hand at my once IN the
city o. Abilene, In said county this 10th day
Of December, ls02
sheriff Dickinson County, kansas.
owRH \, BAsstTr,
Attorney 70 plftntn
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s. d, c., where is itS