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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
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Grotty perhaftet.
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Der SebensIauf GrottY's. : poIitifdes.
Die Gin3elbeiten Ger Derhaftuns. 6e=
beinpoIi3iit Gaiott's Deroienit. - Na6
Oubnqne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
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tue9en, 96temaxf unb Der gdbtpets a1 BEN reoeI.
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Gbenio beforsen beielbeu Observation-Disclosures BON uub
Eadb GLEN GbetleH Guropos nn6 &uteritas an ben biuia.
item Staten.
Rensel, Buchanan & Lorbacher.
20 Grdange NIace. gtetp Nurf.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
A Newsboy Hero,

Sammy o Harron saved lifo and be-
cane' the hero Of the newsboys who
gambol about the fountain i'll City Hall
pennies with other miniature wonders of
the festive " 'xtry" when lie heard two
shrill screams and splash. One of the
screams was from . buxom girl who had
been holding Il baby's skirts while it
toddlcd along the broad edge Of the
fountain basin.
Somehow she had lost her grip, and
the tot had fallen into the water. That
was where the other scream and tho
splash had come from. Sammy had lit
tie on save his shirt and short trousers,
SO he didn't have to peel of his coat
quick as IL flash, T." as the other heroes
who plunge into the hungry waters do.
He inst left his pennies where they were
and shouted Hold on. sis |" TO the
frantic nursegirl, who seemed as if
about to leap in after the struggling lit
tie one. In Sammy Splashed. The wa
ters were bit above his waist. He
graspod the tot i'll his arms and restored
1t to the nursegirl.
She held 1T feet up for minute till
tho water had all run ont of the little
thing. Then she wrapped it closely in
her arms and hurried off, while the tot
began to wink and blink and wonder
what 1T was all about. Sammy didn't
think even enough about it to 40 homo
and change his dripping trousers. And
this Is only ono of tho many thrilling
episodes Mt tho big fountain. Nov York
Recorder.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
He Kopt tho Change,

Into one of our far western towns
there driftcd an Engishmap and Irish
man, a Scotchman and Welshman.
These four went into business together
and were moro than fairly prosperous
the first break in this copartncrship be :
ing caused by the death OF the English
man. Ho made verbal will. by which
no bequeathed all he possessed to his
three partners, with this proviso-that
each Of them deposit 500 in his coffin
and that this be buried with him. As
the legacy was considerable one and
MS tho partners had sincere regard for
their late associate, they quite willing
~ hcceded to his queer request The flu
neral over, The partners returned to the
store, and the following dialogue took
place:
Sawnie-Well, Pat, what kind of
money did you put in poor Johns cot
fin? put i'll five SEQ gold pieces myself.
Pat-Oh, l could spare the silver tie
"iseyest, SO l laid down 100 big silver
dollars in one pile, SO did And, Tafy,
what kind did you put there?
Taity-Weel, then, I'll tell We. I was
bit short ON currency this week. so
Just put i'll my check for $500, and
took the change. Chicago Times Her
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
.ISTATEAGENTS, MAIN St
FOR RENT

Cottage at Virgin Beach.
Store l. Union street
honse % tn, eu street
Honse8 on i5ormuia street
House lt4 Ioasii street
House Avenue 4 Huntersyille.
oihces an4 sieepius apartmanta e1
RANDY street
how OF new houses ?. a. avenus &c.
tenaed
NO. Loyalls lane.
Offices OH gronnu door. o6 Main strsat
htted to suit applicants.
second and Third tloors ia Water,
suitable for ,ail loft or cigar factory,
~ and 81 Renehurch.
l6s CRANKY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
Il. c. HOggaId & Co.,
Real EState& Rental Agents.
a26 MAIN STREET.
PHONE No. 7I9.

FON hENI--l,. 4U5 4u6. lO7 and ana
i.iShi"nd venue, l26 Wilioughby. 44U Bar.
'sr' 90 80 n"ltoyi ioi Par" ~, Iuastal, I5s.
improvements: 2l2 lana. l2S BERN ada *
Char lotto. 30 Cumberland, II and &c f1haps,
l. . Eernuda. rotIns store corner ,;h,,r.N
ana hsriotte wood ward on Bermu aa stress-
NICE store III Berkeley. corner Liberty ana
Elghth streets; cottage nj Virginia Beach.
l32 ~ water st Get.
FOR SALE-rwo houses On NsItbv ave-
nue me on Wi!!onghby, tw" on Clay one
on Molly. tw on Tunstall, three OH High.
iand, ono on Park. two on Loyist, fSur
bricN ho RS. on Nishu or nIr.nt GO IN
We tmen' l"ts ON Froemason, Corprew.
boush. highland, Kelly, Princsts Ammo ave.
nue. ami III Huntersviile. Also Farm. largn
and small. u"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
Legally Dend, Physically Alive.

New York law has fashion of get
ting into curious tangles. Ono of the
most interesting kinks is developed by
the assertion that DR.. Buchanan, convict
ed OF murder, is legally dead, the day
liked for his execution having passed
His counsel claim that their position is
succinctiy stated in the proposition that
man cannot, in the nature of things,
be killed twice for the same offense. Ex-
pert medical testimony, however, indi-
tates that he is alive, and tho case may
degenerate into Al undigniiied squabble
eetweon two eminent professions over
The question Of whose opinion in such
matters shall prevail. - Washington
Star
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
by Panntli Bros, Real Estate and Cieurr,l Auo
noneers, No lls Main street, Norfolk, Va

ny fanntli Bro'., Real Estate and Geurrnl Aua
uoneers, No. liS Main street. Norfo!k. Va
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF a DEED
i o. 'ust 10 the undersigned trustees dated tho
!stn uas oil april. 1894, and duly recorded and as
Tue eiuest Of the Beard of Directors Of the Con,
imcrcial Baiicins and Loan Association (the cred.
TOR merely securcd), we shalt expese for sale al
me real Estate Exchange, No. lis Main steel
Horloik, va, on THURSDAY, the 20 h Cav N
June, 1879. the following property to-wit:
a LOT OF LAND. AND THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON.
s s, near Hun!ersvlc in tho County of Nor,
io,s virginia, beginning at point sixty (iOl fees
Iioni the northwest corner OF 10: No A. ~. aid
oo"n on tile Flat of lIaryf o-ey & tiriuei sur,sy~
o OTIS; aui' recorded; thence runniu. west twenty
w ect l" tae coine: Of North and Third stree 81
ihence south along the line OF North street to the
line OF lot No. II on said plat; th,n, cast twcntc
wv rect along the line OF 1t No IL ta point.
thencc nor h, on line Parallel with North street
10 tue point OF beginning. IL being part OF lot,
humhcis eighteen mo. Isl and min cen no lel
on thu corner Of North and Third streets IA laid
down IN said plat. $3.50
See Deed Book 1877 page las
TERMS announced at sale
T. ]. WOOL,
w. L. DESAUs SURE
Il. L. DENoON,
rrustees
,o PANNiLL BROS
'ie-us Auctioneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
Bicycitng In Politics.

There Is beginning to be serious ques-
Vioh whether any man can be elected
president who docs not ride bicycle. -
Indianapolis Journal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
Townsend 4 Joyne., Auc,ion.er,

ViRTCRE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO ND
REca az trustee made by THOMAS II. OLIVER and
n Eo iE ". oLN Err, hia wife. dpted ths 10th ua,
IS Csr. 1854 and recorded in o. D. iii A. r
No rfnit w. ohGe, % reraion Court o. the City o.
n &c E9taiS Exchante, Main street, Norfolk civ
tho foloxs spAr y. May 3otn, 1895; at 70 o'clock d.
lnI rcvcments thereon situated en- the east side ~
n mriey Avenue, three hundred and ninety fee,
frnni VI .ne Forth side of Highland avenue, and
uenth ~ l2S feet. ie'' WIN
hE,hMn-Cash, as to 81, 1853 residue in two eauaA
t - "'..,nents Pay able in SIX and twelve montbs
rom r" uay sale respectively, aud carrying in, ereas
lioin that day. ard scored by deed Of trust on
pensvs Of purchaser. ~ eN
J. w. BARBOUR Trustea
,o., TOWNSEND & J0YNES,
Ah!iS-tus AuniioneerR
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-22
Auction saLEs-TurunE Day

IT.
ny the Morris Auction-Hou,e J. II Kibv r.
Proprietor, No IS Eank street
ARGE TRADE SALE AT oUI AIJc-r,oS.
=. mouse On THURSDAY MORNING.. Nav 23L
1sntI;o e,ocf, viz: Dry Goods. Notions, Hosiery
N'otnang, Shoes, etc. Sale positive.
mf-z-=t X. X. NORRIS Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
OUR DEFENcEnEss COAST.

In his annual report, under the head
Of Coast Defenccs," Major General
Miles, commanding the army, says that
the condition of these dcfenccs are
such as to require decided and immc-
date improvement.
I[e says so far as our coast defences
are concerned they are in such condi-
ton as to make us completely at the
mercy OF any strong naval power, who
could blockade ell Of our most impor-
tant ports in ninety days lie cites the
fact that while railroads might trans
port n million more men to the coast,
they would be useless without appli-
ances to cope with the modern engines
of war, and with all our intelligence.
pride, Inventive genius and enterprise.
we are as far behind IN the modern ap-
pliances of war as China or Japan.
General Miles says that the recent
manoeuvres in England have shown
that even the powerful British navy is
unable TO defend the British coast
against foreign fleet: therefore he ar
CUES that the main reliance must be
upon coast batteries. He strongly re-
commends the construction of all the
high-power guns and systems OF de-
fences called for in the general plan
OF the Board of Ordinance and Fortifi-
cations, and to meet i'm part the cXpensr
of this costly Undertaking he suggests
the application of the funds that might
be derived from the sale of abandoned
military reservations
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
PERSONALS.

Lord Wolseley cannot enter q room
where cat is without uncomfortable
sensations.
Miss Lillian Hamilton. an English
woman. has been appointed chief ply
sician to the E,mir OF Afghanistan.
1t Is reported that Mr.. Gladstone is
engaged In editing his correspondence
that he considers worth preserving.
A movement is on foot in Maine to
Populist candidate for the presidency
next year.
The Indianapolis News suggests:
Now that she has made her daughter
mistress Of Iilcnhcim. Mrs. Vanderbilt
is ready to say, but twas q famous
victory"
John NJ. Thurston, the newly-elected
Senator from Nebraska, left his faith
ers farm in Omaha years ago with $40
In his pocket, a buffalo robe a blanket
and Il box of crackers.
OF Barney Barnato Harper's Weekly
declares: Aladdin was n. dufrcr COM
pared with him. and Monte Cristo
seems beside him like an unostenta-
tioua gentleman of comfortable
means"
n man In Brooks county, Ga, suicid-
ed few days ago because he lost
money on his water melon crop in
July. Maybe he had just received q
statement from his Cincinnati COM
mission merchant" says the Camilla
Clarion.
Mayor Strong expresses himself in
favor OF the scheme to materially re-
duce the number of liquor saloons In
New York, says the Brooklyn Eagle.
He thinks 1000 licensed places would
be sufficient for the city, and favors n
gradual reduction. He thinks 500 could
be cut off next year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
THE RELATIVE CHANCES OF NAH.
RLAGE.

The New York Times, says the Sa-
Hannah News, has been making n study
OF statistics for the purpose of asccr-
tanning the relative chances Of mar
rfase as between n college bred or
literary woman. and her society suitor
ana 1t says that the figures show that
the educated woman Is at n decided
disadvantage. For instance: AT TWEEN
ty-ttrc years of age. 29.6 per cent of
the college women are married. At
the same age, T0.7 per cent of the socie-
~ women have become wives. At thir-
tS-five 46.1 per cent Of college women
and S4.S per cent, OF society women,
are married. The showing, as our CON
temporary remarks. certainly is not
Well calculated to boom higher educa-
ton for the SEX" or ut least that por-
ton who think of entering the mar
riage state,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
NEITHER DlsMAYED NOR DIS.
TURBED.


a few days ago the Virginia Demo
cratic Association OF the District of
Columbia held an enthusiastic meet
ing to talk over the situation. a num-
Der of speeches were made. and de-
termination was manifested OH the part
of all present to give blow for blow In
the next election to tho common enemy
Among other business the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
The Virginia Democratic Associa-
ton, neither dismaycd nor disheaftcn-
ed at the result of the recent elections.
proposes to keep the fling of Democracy
to the breeze, and Will continue to fight
on and ever for success, and II Is en-
couraEcd in this resolve so long as our
Eloriou. old State stands firmly In the
maintenance of the principles of lief
ferson and jackson. The association
Will be found in line next year. and
Will do It's full duty In the next Presi-
dental campaign"
The Virginia Democratic Mssocia-
ton OF the District of Columbia Is COM
posea of true and tried Democrats.
whom 1t Is difficult to dishearten, and
the resolution adopted by them has the
ring of pure metal about It. which
Democrats everywhere will read with
gratifying approval.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
HOW T TN ENaLrsH VIEW IT.

Lord Dunraven's in,putation of foul
play against the managers OF the De-
fender does not meet with favor among
the better class of the thinking people
Of England. and his Lordshlp Will doubt
less find before the affair is settled that
ne has made blunder. 10 say the least,
which he will be unable 70 repair.
The st. James Gazette In commenting
upon the charge which Lord Dunravep
has made, has the following to say:
"tf the accusation Is untrue, and we
uecline to credit 1t without further
proof, this manner OF making 1t Will
have succeeded not only in stopping all
America cup contests but in making
II very difficult for any yachtsman with
q particle Of self-respect to consent to
run against the accuscr in the future"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The best-shapcd feet in Northern Flu
rope come from Sweden German ladies
are usually neatly shod.
a. joint commission representing the
cities Of New York ana Brooklyn Is
planning a new bridge across East
river. with y capacity of 100000 passcn-
gers day
HcuNie gained much rcnown by the
story of his painting OF grapes being
pccked by birds which took it for the
real article. He himself. however, was
deceived by curtain painted by Par
rhasiuS. taking II for Il genuine piccI
of viewers work.
Specimens OF Russian thistle, which
has overrun many thousands of acres
In South Dakota. hav. been found
growing in the cattle yards OF the
West Shore road at Wcchawke The
attention of the state government will
be called to the presence OF the pest
In dredging tho harbor OF Swine
nude. ON the island of lTslom, n church
bell weighing five hundcrd pounds was
fished out whole, with the broken half
Of another bell. From the inscription
they are believed TO have been stolen
have been sunk with the vessel that
bore them, says the American.
Mrs. Mary Jackson. OF Louisville
Ky, says the pittsburg Post, has lust
passed her one hundred and third
birthday. she lived In Louisville
when all the houses were stockadcd
against Indian surprises and the red
men made considerable trouble for the
farmers thercabout. She was n grown
woman when Lafayette visited Louis
Vile in 1870 and well remembers him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

imbued with the energetic, hustling
spirit that pervadcs that section OF the
country, proved himself young man
OF very decided ability. and. as Il con-
sequence. now holds an important posi-
tlon ut the head of large corporation.
He has become n true American citl-
zen. and is proud of the land Of his
adoption.
Such Englishmen as he are very
welcome this side of the water, whether
they have titles attached to their
names or not"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

5sii IN declining to be interviewed politi-
Ieally in Washington Monday. Senator
sEill remarked, II work and talk for
NV party before the election, and allow
ssome Of the other fellows to make the
Explanations afterwards.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

They are telling the story of a Kansas
StE'i an whose life wasasaved by his chang
Ing his position in a car which was
IEfterward wrecked in order that he
sSEaight f1irt with q girl. An exchange
rays this story is bound to be come
very popular with a large number of
men. n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

When party gets to fighting among
themselves the enemy always slips in
and gets the spoils.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

ISs The Augusta Chronicle says that
Sneaker Crisps speech before the Gen
lernl Assembly next week may probably
n considered as his opening gun in the
IEenntorial battle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

ssA exchange says that a Chicago
woman slsnrl was put in jail the other day be-
cause cause she wouldn't talk. Instead of
putting her In jail they should have put
her in glass case.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

ssssAir Iselin intimates that he needs no
defender to protect him against the rs
sault OF Lord Dunraven
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

s The Populist party in Indiana has
to go out of business as an
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

S 81; foreign ministers in CONSTANT
sSn rg' are OF the opinion that nothing
short of naval demonstration will
bring the Sultan to a realization of the
actual condition of affairs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

:5S New Yorli's horse show where Goth
snHl's four hundred show their new hats
s sled dresses is the sensation in New
II I York this week, says the Augusta
Chronicle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

n Foraker thinks he has a boom OF his
own. He has promised to kill out all the
Confederate Conf brigadiers il made Presi-
dent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

WIZ IS estimated that there are 10000
male tramps in the United States, cost
Ing the country from SS,ooO,oOo to s1o,-
900, 600 annually.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

||tT The committee appointed by the Penn
fIgsylyania Senate to investigate the work
s1fgss Of the Philadelphia municipal gov
eminent began its work in Philadelphia
yesterday, says the Alexandria Gazette.
RS Twas stated that the cost of the va
Sstous city departments had increased
s., ooo, 900 In 1887 to over 500, ooo, 900
IN 1ss4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

81 Il An exchange says that the Duke OF
is spending a delightful
honeymoon in America. This is about
ell he Will spend here.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

an Hon lien G. Thurman, of Ohio, is
Itapidly recovering from the painful
INJURIES he sustained by fall few
gays y ago. and which at one time
to prove fatal. All good
e H9elnocrat will rejoice at the news,
s md wish the cold Roman many more
Years Of life and health, says the Pitts,
ssbdrg Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

Extra Good Suits in
medium sizes, only
Seven-Fifty. :.
The sizes are up to
thlrty-five inches, breast
Wear like Leather.
Warm, good service
able suits for men, only
Eight Fifty.
Fit equal to Custom
Made and Al in every
particular.
Jacket, Pants, double
seat and knees, patent
bands and buttons, extra
long Cape Coast.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

THE Baltimore Herald says that the
es s OF Mr.. Hurst the Democratic
sssnd date for Governor, is not a defeat
efSM rsS Hurst the man. we are sure
|hefe are 4 thousand Dis Of good Democrats
|ls his s tie who voted against him
ssst srd as who would have been. and
be now. glad Of an opportunity
|5sesti ~ to the q ppreci citation in which
IIS,!s iiold one of alttmore's most pro-
fssiye nierehaptsSa and citizens. i:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

y The PHILADELPHIA Ledger thinks that
sfssat any time after becoming Mrs
$gsrifiee Karl Of Denmark. her husband
ssscomes involved in financial difficult
5aes Princess Maud of Wales can sue
fully scratch for "a living as a
Her prudent papa long ago
33Fauced her to learn how to milk COW
md make butter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

& Ms Ms; ' SIT. III j Es; ;7:ss $3.50
R e.; s';'' z'' IS S. Si B'' 5000
2 R; / f'; ; S S &: ;S; $3.50
Fifty.
!s RES z? S:' ' R':: g:'! $9.75
IS: s s.; s !: S$ :sts s S; $500
Double Breasted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-07

The board Of health Of the city Of
Gnthrie have declared all weeds now
growing in the oity to be injurious 10
the pubiie. health and public mui-
sance.
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby
given To ali owners agents or occu-
pants of any lots ar premises IN the
city 10 remove all weeds therefrom
within seven days irom the date here
Of, or they will lac arrested and fned
according 10 ordinance 80 of said city.
by order of the board OF health
Dated thls 26th day OF July. A d
1895 Gro NJ DEGRoFF.
Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-07

mistakable traces Of chloroform--traces
that would he apparent to any one who
had ever used the drug. There was in
the room, as | entered it, the sweet,
fruity, seductive odor, and to the best
of my belief. Judging from this and
from the condition of the sponge when
picked it up, the sponge had contained
chloroform in a highly volatile 'ondi-
tion an hour or two previous TO my dis
covery If it. q"
IL am afraid, doctor, you have very
nearly allowed yourself to be drawn
into dissertation on the nature and
properties of chloroform, said the
handsome coroner, smiling blandly
"You mean to suggest, think, that the
chloroform had been introduced into thG
deceased's bedroom between the hours of
1 and q o'clock ON the morning of the
10th of October?'
Exactly, sir
"Well, doctor, proceed, if you please. ~
81 formulated an opinion at the time
/ was in the deceased's bedroom on
Thursday morning " continued the wit
ness promptly, THAT Mrs. Davorn had
not succumbed to the effects of chloro
form in any shape.
A quick thrill of excitement ran
through the court at this statement
Even the ennuied coroner looked mp from
his desk and gazed in astonishment at
DIR. Percival
Behind his sheltering pillar Detective
GOringe smiled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-07
First published in oklahoma Leader
Juno 40 lSuA.
NOIlce FOR pui,IipuIio.

Land Onlce at Guthrie q f. June
II, 1893
Notice IL hereby given that tine fol.
lowing named settler has Glcd notice
Of his in tention TO make final proof in
support of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before the rcgistcs
and receiver Of g.. 5 land om.o at
Guthrie, @, Y, on August l0, ls95, viz.
Hiram Taylor gug The q hf Of > W ar
and " hf of $ qr 81 section 80 In
township l0 north Of range west
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up-
on, and cultivation Of, said land, viz.
Archibald Cantley, William u Nor
ris, William s Ramsey. Hugh a. Me-
Crary, all OF Guthrie, o II.
Any person who desires TO protest
against the allowance Of such pruof.
or knows of any substantial gpasou un
der the law and the regulations OF tine
Interior department, why such proof
shouiG not be allowed, will be given
an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place TO cross examine the
witnesses Of said claimant, and TO
offer evidence in rcbuttal OF that sub
mitted by claimant a n J Crook,
99s5 Register