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GOVERNOR SERVES CHARGES
Michigan state Omciais MIST show
Cause or lie Removed.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. Gov. Rich,
through his private secretary, served
copies Of his Charges and citations late
last night upon Secretary of State
Jochim, Treasurer Harbltzer, and Land
Commissioner Berry, as members Of the
State canvasslng Board.
They are required to show cause why
they should not be remoYed from Office
for gross negligence OF duty In prrmit-
ting the returns on the salaries amend
ments to be faislned.
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Fruit Tupioca Pudding.

Stewed ard stoned pruncs and dried
apple sauce or sliced bananas and pine
apple, worked up VITA tapioca. make q
capital dessert. This recipe will suggest
a dozen different ~puddings to the eco
nomical and intelligent housewife: Two
tablespoonfuls of tapioca soaked over
night In a little water: in the morning
add one-half cup of sugar. one pint OF
milk. one egg. Heat the milk. add the
tapioca and boil twenty minutes; beat
the yolk OF the egg, sugar, two aspoo
fuls OF -four. and n little salt. stir into
the milk. and boil five minutes. Pour
into n dish. beat the white Of the egg
with one and one-half tablespoonfuls OF
sugar. spread over the top. and set In
the over a few minutes. Pare and slice
bananas, peaches or oranges, lay In tins
bottom OF n glass dish and sprinkle wiz
sugar. Wet n knife, slip around ths
| edge Of pudding TO loosen, and lay over
the fruit.
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To Color

Caramel. 50 much used to color sauces.
gravies, &C. Is made as follows: Heat
half a pound Of brown sugar in a small
kettle and stir It until It is smooth,
dark brown butter. but be careful that
1t does not burn; add gradually a pint
Of hot water. let 1t simmer while the
sugar. which Is scraped from the kettle,
d~issolves, and then bottle and cork.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

New York City census OF the unem-
ployed and needy: Men out OF worn.
b.,5se: women GU OF work. li.eSS; total.
s7.2So. People In need OF assistance In
the city. Q .os7. Were ever truthful hs-
ures more eloquent? Does the Senate
need q further incentive to n prompt
ending OF the business uncertainty re-
sulting from the unsettled tariff ques-
tion: The tide Is turning towards pros
pcrity. 1t can easily be set back again.
but Il eau as easily be made stronger in
the right direction. All eyes. all hopes
are or the Senate.
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For two weeks, at this period wien 20
much depends Upon them Ia the wa" o.
forwarding public works which will fur
nish employment for many idle iaborers,
New York's Aldermen have hecn unable
10 get a quorum for business. II the
time OF these august gentlemen is too
valuable TO be devoted to the duties
which they were elected TO perform for
the people, they can get relief at the
next elsetion. Meanwhile. they should
try to endure the burdens OF once with
soms show. =; least, OF attending 10 Its
pressing demands.
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cn.>ago Is rubbing It's eyes IN amaze
meat a section OF elevated railway
structure n tSe late Worlds Fair city
sank three ssst last night while tao
tnias was standing on II. and after
erlnlzanE hs affected portion OF the
fn21 Eoecdy - aba 10 explain why the
ubebs ihtaG 81 net collapse. This Is
rhers tns snezsEent comes IN. IL Is
r~.@sef ra1r Ne scrno Occurred on .
F.s<< z ssss Fssp< TAsp sssHis 70
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Wife Drowned, Husband Nis,inE,

ny tY9''a'.i FrHgsl
WILMINGTON. y. c. FEB, The toby q Ar,
John Erock. nitsirE troa her hSre at Wrish,s-
Vie Sound s!a,- Saturday last. was found buried
On The beach near the latter place yesterday.
Her huso9ad cAnao. Je found. and a Coroner $
iury has returned the verdict TINT she came TO
Der death by eroVning AZ bis hands
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THE GREAT DOCK scHHME.

President Cram. OF the Dock Depart
msnt. is not disposed to lose time. Ex-
Comptroller Myers has only been out
OF otace a Month and yesterday Mr..
Cram pressed Upon the sinkinf Fund
Commission bis magnificent schsms OF
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HAS She Ever Met Any?

TIE Nl',Asrey, rc!vo,n's h,ss cruiser. csn sail
away ':om more danger 20 t6s slpsre Inch thar
sFv other ship that ever vas ballt-PursburF
Leader,
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Mnchine.MaTc Trend.

Very little OF the daily bread for which
n~iortsls are taught to pray is hand made.
The cost of turning a barrel of t1our
into the oven by hand Is s.. 80; by means
Of an improved machine 4, can be done
for so cents.
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he Tapsssd On.

To TIE Editog:
n Pain" would snofs onS e~igarstts Les per
day usn he ssohs1 the day before sAui be no
duesd his sii0saaes 10 none % psisht cure hin o.
thls habit. I snsksd then f~ ssous four years
and cared nysslf " ustas . p.ps asa nilt 10
bseeel ssd later sfaas tshases. be- ! ga ~
~. ls.Ty a i~Aiaiioss q De eisasstts
4 GEoKnR.
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south American FooMshness.

Any man who has q rsyolutiop crop On his sAas.
In soath America is foolish to neglect II In
order 10 shoot feathers out Of IN tail Of ths
American eagle. His essIets 10 fssisas pretty
lsrysua thsss sA-Ailne.Polia Jssn4i.
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Keen observer" Comes Back.

To ho Editor:
., course. I had = mother. . Gci-f.srins one,
Who In her youth sang In n. ,hoirs 0. the leading
churches Of the city OF New York. vofthipped
her snd ,he idollfed ne. and she n,rer told me
a ,slsehood or deceived me. There vas mutual
confidence bstu cen Us But alas since she died
! have been 50 often deceived by the modern fair ~
sex th,t a lady told m. recently you b.lieve
no one" Il. appears 20" WAS ny answer. vas
going to draw illustrations Q. the misery women
have caused In moiern timcs, beginning with
tie Empress Eugsnle o, France. but what vas the
u<s1 may add T., my oea behalf never smoke
cigars, rarely drink, never chew tobacco, swear
or keep Low company. | love tse rocks AMI the
rilis. the tres and meadows. aud flowers and the
birds. and all that Col taS male In his vond.r-
'Il and mysterious way but woman ! cannot say
that | admire. for the has csuIsd me untold saf-
f.r'ng. | may tell one o, these days tAe Why and
wherefore I DO no, admire women, and ihe-e are
millions Ia this world like ne. 81 | an not .
hIdeous monster. nor alone. lord Byron, who ras
n keen observe. raid ~saTcasticaliy. Society. that
piece Of eh!nawars without a nav" Woman has
leapsi into he arena to compete with man there
fore she should receive the same blows, or &c, oat
OF the struggle and die. Survival OF the nttest.
Why is II there are over J eco. o0o bachelors In this
country over the age Of thirty yearsI And why is
It that for twenty years p-ior to 1850 over 5no. o0t
divorces were granted In thi. country: And Why
VAS it that popular Judge Gavnor. OF Brooklyn
only las, week in passing on a divorce sui, .aid
there must be something the matter With wo
man when she could not manage q man. kesr
your seats. BOYS KEEN OBSERVER,
A
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be evidence. a'so. tina; /: occurred where
a contractor had made too srit a thing
out OF the work OF action.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Thou shalt not steal" says the 81.
p7eme Court TO tie ~ corporation, In
regard TO the matter OF overhead space
for q third track. AS the Court also
recognizes the Commission OF 1915.
through; which 1t seem, likely the ~"
people csn yet anything the" want for
the mere asking. there Is 10 apparent
ressenSw6y the ~a,asnGt-s of the srldlron
system shouiI not heed the Injunction.
UI.tss, indeed. there II the flren OF that
Old HABIT D. ~grsbb.ry,
The evening world., 1894-02-07

AucUSt'n DAVIS London theatre IL
greatly praised Tor its warmth. which "a
IN direct contrast to mos: o. the other
London houses There ia a ''jullcious
0rranE-m"rt OF hot water, pipes and
stoves that makes the theatre very
comfortable. Then the electric lighting
Il said to he beautifully ordered. and by
4 special new switchboard arrangement
the light on tho stage and elsewhere
can ~ graduated down to- the verisst
u"sn" II has not vet been decided
whether F"rnharlt will occury the house
when paly r"tu~nS to America.
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EDITORIAL REFLECTIONS.


Th,E trade revival one wav Is tv nts AMI starts
Tire mills arc s~'Nr.'rg anl The crismit' bowler,
hayjaE hts, -PhIadelph.N Tines.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

That Chicago-Sew York syndicate Is
not to build Its twenty-story structure.
This IL another story.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

To the State Senate Committee on the
New York Police Department: The way
to investigate Is to Investigate.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

B 427,o97
prR DAY.
II Is probably safe TO bid Davenport a
long farewell, today,
Sum Of Republican opposition TO the
income tax: Our party isn't behind II.
McKane and Brockway were equally
poor witnesses for their own defense.
That Chicago-New York syndicate is
not to build Its t~wenty-story structure.
This Is another story.
To the State Senate Committee on the
New York Police Department: The way
to investigate Is to Investigate.
$500 -
The charges Of ex-Comm.ss!cnar Gray
may yet bring some yellow develop
pspts out Of Fire Department affairs.
The haltinE course OF the Hawaiian
iolutions In the House follows natur-
ally enough orr hating Hawaiian poll
cies.
u."., ~" ~, W.
-. "",us 80, ~
Wv
It seems the IIcaith Board didn't
stamp hard enough on that soft coal
smoke nuisance. Bring down the heel
again, gentlemen.
en-
me sssa'e 'u''f',r| commute '"I".'
- "esh'os."" sr""'u ""' W Il "u"
Ior smoothing Inc ctui"P'i H"e' -
ssnalor'ai freos""Ns'
Amidst tina grim BAT perhaps rot
wholly sh'ot'S'iois huin1r OF the mes
looms the remark OF "B~lue-t.'sd B.IS'
sheehan that ne WI! leave u TO the
people"
,..uu cr,, h,-,, r,or,s
-u 49, 49,,
-.
-~HrS ~ ~
~
1s.au assu.ne". a. 'ssof!' repeats
.ue". rs "saa'e a"anee N'"'"h'.ee
- qa,e '-sn' Al uee.."s 'nu' nv 'eps'f
10" = lo'n' u oni."'.eefoof near
"ss !" ssi'so i'' si'h1s 'uhc'u'e'
FTotectou Tor New YORK hsTbor from
Illegal dumping IS a weigaty matter
when cemands imfneaiste attention III
Congress. There Is nothing 10 prevent a
prompt taxing Up OF tEt SUBJECT III tEr
HOUSE. -
...rno, .,.,, m, .,.o,, , IN. o..
czam. ro,r, On tie ..t.r o,rnn,,.Io, g.
49,, % ~. ~.,,.. o,a,hao, .noo,
fa- a ,,t,l ,,,r,, A. ,hs r,,r, ole,
r.c,r,tx.v en-. r,mnL,,Io, ~ Is;:
,byo,g,, v,hi,, I, Lew ,l,.l,. ~. -; y,
neop,ascsr re, n,y,,,ns ,I,s,. r,r, o.,
,hs ,oara s.,i,y ,hnro Ia -, on,,,cr
np-,so,cwhx ~. ,o.nct-z ,r inc ,,ri5i,o,
system shn,,,, not hacd m. rpis,r.,nn
I;,,,ss. inE.sa thor. l., TIA f,,..n az ,b.,
old haa., u, ,.-, Nh, re-.
r.- -..I =, ,Lt, ,,,t,l .L. a.
b much depends loon them l., the wa o
fory,ardinq publIc works which will fur
nish emp,oyme1t for many idle ,aborers
New Yorl.s Aldermen have hecn unab,
10 gel a quorum for brsIn.ss. II IN
time OF these ausust gentlemen is TO-
valuable 10 be devoted Ia the dutIe
which they were elected TO n.rform 10
the peoole. they can get relic, AT IN
NEXT elsetion. Meanwhile tbev shoul
Try to endure The burdens of once wi,
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Sum Of Republican opposition TO the
income tax: Our party isn't behind II.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

It seems the Iicaith Board didn't
stamp hard enough III that soft coal
smoke nuisance. Bring down the heel
again. gentlemen.
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LETTERS.

t7r4, oo',--. ~ ,r~- 10 ~reyA~f, ~ ~ a
ccmrynfp 10 mn,,. q GIeunes 10 ~ynhdD. fs-
aor-pn,tcu q ss.e. a rbjcc. Of peserni tntrcs N
d;Acas or a ruyie sruo % ~aeinoaodst. ord snso
RIM pr ~, lden ino ks t-n 100 ro'h Long
stvs ournot b p-iv<t
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auirr's Election in n New Lisht.

In order to be sure Editor whltslaw Reid might
regard ouigE as more or lees OF a vindleaiiOn Of
a recent candidate for the Vice Presidcaey
ington Post.
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Rice Waters.

Waters made OF rice -four, sold only
by dealers in Japanese goods, are very
nice with a guy of tea
The evening world., 1894-02-07

It Is probably safe TO bid Davenport a
long farewell, to-day.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

The charges Of ex-Comm!ss!cnar Gray
may yet bring some yellow develop
pspts out Of Fire Department affairs.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

The hating course OF the Hawaiian
i%olutions in the liouss follows natur-
ally enough orr hating Hawaiian poll
The evening world., 1894-02-07

McKane and Brockway were equally
poor witnesses for their w defense.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

The sscgte IIdisisry Committee roorn
~ csh,nstou snou!d rot be a laundry
for smoothing The crumple'l linen OF
Senatorial ~preogativs."
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Almond Blanc Mango.

Put on one and one-half pints of milk
to boil, add TO it half a packet Of good
gelatine that has been previously soaked
in water or milk for four hours. two
ounces OF castor sugar, almond favoring
10 taste and stir let 1t boil up, emove
1t and let 1t cool until 1t gets like a
thin jelly. then stir in one-fourth pound
OF almonds that have been blanched and
chopped very fine. % the mixture
into a plain round or oval border mould.
let 1t get quite cold and set, turn out
onto a glass dish. dip the mould a sec
ond in warm water, wipe on the moist
ure and turn out. Garnish with crystal
lized fruit OF all kinds. If liked. the CEN
tire cavity can be filled in with whipped
cream.
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One Of the Mistakes of Insers.u.

Col, Bob ~Iagersoll Is IuSt as euphitIcsIy agains,
Tariff Reform AZ he is asaas. M~ossa-BOsaou
Herald.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Co =. I -id vtehcil viii pu: IN their
fists for '"The Worlds" free Bread
Fund. starvetion's knockout should fol-
low.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

George w. ChI.ds Is buried. The world
rolls On. but there 10 q vacancy that can
be felt where n strong man bu. lately
helped to pusn TN" mt-hty car OF human
progress.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Protection for New York herbor from
Illegal dumping Is a weighty matter
which Demands imrnedist. attention In
Congress. There Is nothing 10 proven, q
prompt taking Up OF the subject IN thu
House.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Too much time and money are spent
on the dessert. II IL no. worth the exc
pense. And yet a dinner is incomp'eto
and unsatisfactory without 1t. Here In
a course that a seamstress might afford
and a millionaire enjoy: Piece of pre-
served ginger the size of a napkin ring
and milk biscuit; handful Of nuts sailed
to taste and cup of black coffee. Jars
OF ginger that retail at 60 cents will last
a family several weeks. Grape fruits
are 60 cents a dozen, and six will make
a dessert for twelve persons. With a bit
OF cheese. a sailed cracker and black
coffee what could be better. cheaper or
less trouble? A loaf OF fruit cake Is a
dessert for an entire year. Keep 1t in
oiled paper, cut as many fingers as there
are persons at table and serve with
lemon. or hard sauce. whipped cream.
hot custard or cranberries. This. with q
pint OF hickory nuts or an apple and
good coffee. would put a gruntling or p
gourmet in harmony with himself.
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Rfce Apples.

Boil a half pound OF rice in double boil
or in enc quart OF milk till tender. Ada
halt cupfvl sugar. Pare eight good cook
Ing apples and remove core with corer.
Place these in baking dish which has
been buttered. FIJI cavities OF apples
with jam or jelly. Pct the rice around
the apples. and pour a cupful OF rich.
sweet cream over rice. Do not cover
tops Of apples. Bake till apples are
done. Make a meringue Of the whites Of
two Eggs and half a cupful gar beat
well after adding sugar. Pour over tops
Of apples and rice, and brown In oven.
Serve with whipped cream, or a thin
nor cream II this IL unavailable.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Amidst tina grim, bat perhaps not
wholly snsoaStioas hunJr Of the tines,
looms the remark OF "Blue-E.'ed Billy"
sheehan tina; ne VIII leave Il TO the
people"
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Tar!n argument. Ia. history, repeats
itself. The Senate Finance Committee
Is quite right in deciding that no rspstI-
zion in the form Of comm!t:ee-room hear
!nss II called for al this tuncture.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Girls Tie Their own scarfs.

Taiior-made girls q New York are a.
particular about their neckwear as the
dudes OF fashion. They not only go to
the h~aberdashers for supplies. but they
scorn TO look at a made-up scarf. They
known. too, at a glance when a fourth
hand is cut right. They fancy horse
shoe and feur de lis designs for scarf
pins, and are partial TO Ink IL buttons
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Earnings Of Corset-Mnkcrs.

Among all the industries for woman's
labor, c~orset-mak!ng is about the best.
There 10 work the entire year, 1t is clean
and comparatively light, and a skilled
operator can make sl.5o a day whenever
she likes. 1t is not difficult to earn n.5
a day on the cheap goods; fine work viii
pay a girl s. a day the year round
The evening world., 1894-02-07

NHa. N-'ha a~pucaTnd in "Lohongr.n."
- ~, M~etrOugli'ar Oucrl-lIouss. last
nign' for the FIRST time tNis season. sing
'~- the role 81 E'sa. Her performance
was an sTinrntly satisfactory one. ami
although she vas not additionally adj
mirGhle her work was most picturesque
onI charming. Sig. Ancpna was the
Tclrpmonda, and Nine. FursCh-Mali, Or
trulO.
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though: ard In speech. to be in
;e!lisent. Is to be charming In spite
Of a miserable body and an ugly face.
To be well born is, indeed, to be blessed,
but 10 rise above low birth is sublime,
TIE creates: painters OF the age could
only make a caricature Of a face for
the Empress Josephine, and yet the
sweetness Of her smile and the charm OF
her pleasing and gracious ways immor-
talized her name. There are other ends
to happiness than mere wealth; there are
swoeter things in a woman's face than
beauty"
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NOTICE OF FINAL COMMUTA.
Z TON PROOF. s +

s.sss.s Ns sf3saff s Jnne IL; 5Bpl.
has dled notice OF his .Ihtsntion9 10 make
anal comItiuta tton proof, under Act Of March 5,
1881. before Gnyi J: DeFrance, clerk .pf district
D., on Tuesday the 11stT day Of July 1874, on tim.
Der culture application No. 4607, for the sonth.
EFT ! quarter Ct ssctionS No: %, In Township No.
He Mmes a. Witnesses: Mathew &. Chase, 4
v: AcGAliyray Jerry Palmer Thomas Hsjny,
Fe.16:6t.f = sR..s s. MA, Register.
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Thsy ElntaiIreIstsnqia6 Armywila Prob.
! :$s abl tsSanmened.


Fargo, July5s-7IAs Stabs niliti y
|~tthths gcvsrnog y sasaeatoxasl
|Faisda 70 nsts for Eaia - Sst|
|honza Dsbs aasTsed hut ~ ioqal,
|union rssnssd 10 taadthsa
|aitfaS win Start ovsriand hoslpot1owI
nardhins 70 IL SEQ md fhsS Grsxt,
ENssthan, TAssS.sxahyR il,ridp o.
snsirs dtsaanss home.
The tike sit1attou 10 growing
Evssy sritical ana u II irsebSSlesths
satire lstsadins anayxin bessln-
nansd tosspointsa~h Vi trodhle
sNsrsassst. /, |
s,.,siI. sssiallsa ysy'asp.s
gtca ~. -
A,aavllsE q. iaesipyg ishshs,
SeS-hooaaysstt6sn bgtsD q
thSlsguas hyssbssa.hsldsrssasi-
|ably van III IA iavs 5aausedii
|aodslfhs. Eieht noss ;rslinmts
Evsse osdscsds4ou hisa9oto-dey. cThe|
|ssakar, daaly v1owin kunbs.ssad
saSthatlfa eSotifsirod
e. viliabe!
slipod ~
aeA,ahe i. 4 e.. 4, .rdp
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e A. ny place nears nlchardfonE,s9 on iroaSkta
msssss. brahdsdfU "a Left! siiopitdsss 4 wner.
r DsSi nave .c cSms w ~ 81 gpsoyAingsFptopes9.s ~
o.io.ot. iisNsr ssln4ns.
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satlrae y. JllI ise4.
10 ouk READERs

aie csmpelled again q l
M lhe PKEssponlb brown xrapping'
1flsterrible stfite ich
~ ID a inaugursltts g June gs'
4 sos ] q We xhsels 81 bushes
' lss e.so.laana Il, today - alnoss (
sbl!eeI,ssaneson ths point oi eiyi 4
Il vi We apprehend. however,
tlhhastE4he5vsolst win bsS witassscdto ~
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Notice isfherebya ggiveanas that die Following nam.
;ed settler lhas filed, notice Of, hts Intention otmake
proof will DO made before Guy j. .DeFrance,
clerk Of the District Cont Stark county, etDick..
Iins !. M on ss!sTSsy J; Ave RVs sothia1sss VII
6 g . north ives. |, see. y. township III, range
He names the following Witnesses toaproye
n ~ I .ccns!nacas residence upon and culiy1 tlon
=; staxoS, III. Dssademyet, william aHeeht,
\. "a i. \ 2 NsAL, z
o-Av.oMs Register.
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9. D%INsnALE.

e ss,t .,l' on right sidsf, tlsd cattle bra1dedcDes
Horses branded b on right. shoulder. si
hange on Crooked Creek and Kinds siver.S2 ~
.f.O. Address DICKINSON IN. ID, 3 iE s.ssfYsss
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NOTICE. or H0MEsrEAD FINAL
U..s.1and ones, BismarcR, n. D. q

~ June "a, 1891.
n.% sHs0 sst i l Sss sIed gi setice ,ta oi IL ts1 in s9liSw1a e
make 1nsl proof "a support or Eis claim, and
s sh%s,1t ~ pssef yillsbe. made bsfoseyas: Camp
BARNARD GATTlNG,
fo1 tho .. D. I, Of sectien 9, township 1SQ, n, range
Wv. 80 -.
Ne nanes the following witnesses % prove bis
contnacus residence upon, and cultivation, Of
Charles 2. AssslI, Joseph Dranfck, corpelids
- 4 E.s. ns41,
e-s'ot RexiStdr. |
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\ SUMMONS.
s'fts,af North Dakota 4. District, cont:
County, oi:sssi'kH:: Sixth Judicial District.
Frederick Wslery, \.
vi. u u 5H3 SUMMONS.
sophis' walery, -
a Defendant .%g'

i. me Eat! q North Dakota 70 the above named
!. You,said Sophia VARY, IN hereby suihu1a led
and required! 70 answes the complaint 81 the
plaintiG. ID. the aetlon above entitled; which viii
een a's e. "a a. III s,. sf'i Ssd st sss a S'sia f E ,I ;ss dss., tSs
county " Stark AND state o. North DnEosa, and
81 p1. ssfs eS ( s s,ey .s 81 yS,SSs snsssr toibs ssia eSn:
National Bank Building. inADfckinsons North
DeRotas within thirty days aftef the esfyics. Of
III. eumMons upon you. executive Of the day 81
eoap ssiste xi, i1a ( y emf ss, .,a g s.:ye s,. .h sY isid
se51ss as$. ssss1 q s =. ia: ia ss 3 e. Ss''e g. =
i. i s1xrlbx,
A''''ns b 81 ,ss,s NIB.
Io Sophia Walery;s above named dssfepdsnatt::.
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Tho ststs q. North Dakota sendsr'eereetins:, d
-Yo4 are hefeby,eummoned and required 10 al.
ens Is e s.t dasaiei. y A lp.h,s A 81 is ss'f e. e o a!ss
Of tho clerk ofthe Disnict Court Within fnd "a;
the coanty Of Stslk ands state Of North DoEots.s
county Sys Il a sssrs,, 4 se 81 to TsH 81 Di sna' q IN: e =:
: tsHiiatd ss.ose, il :, s ~ 81 : DIefin ~ n.i N Smss
t Raso asM within s shi,s s dsy::- After tne ::siyice 9
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IKOTICEs OF N FINAL
1 H;PROOF.-CoMMUTATIO
us: Lana once, i;narck, n ID;
y Notlcs. y hereby. glven5s that Hofaes5 Hitch
has nodes Ofihtentt0h to make Anal e6snmn-
France. clerk ;ofs dial ict court q Stark county
N Dak, Il % hts sOhics IN Nickinson, IN Monday
The IMd;dsytof Jllis,,iNpA.sUn Homestead yppiIcsass
. I'm. 4. koia /. aes Il 0i section 10, iwp. ssiSsr b:
range 6W 18th ~. Ms ssta y ~, IL NSgsI
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m n n !iauaes, I q q itopspns and ghsffesG oIgt6se,,
.s:as,fe q. ~ a5 Register.
NOTICEss0F HOMESTEAD FINRL
IL. PROOF
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