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WANIEp--A colurcd boy about 20 yoIlrs
3'u must umcrs tdnd hortcwork and
nave gnol felcre lcts. no other need APP
ply. can at lol5ia ConglV.s avenue,
room !
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WANrED--An active man at Sl2 weekly
and expenses. no fortune hunter wanted
viii guarantee permanent position il
right. If Interested address quickly
Manufacturer" l.. o. Box 1905 Boston,
Mass. ll-lI
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HELP WANTED.

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nILr WANTED
VF1 ZiTT-Tr 49,
W 49,, },r,'ood Mhits eirl to help q,
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- -. 7'o'' y. Has
WE WANT agents to handle our olum,
r'r ii 1'9N ,, nIf tlpIeWtre etc ne y%a
i.xf ~ ni"u lo pc moe d4ianG IN
| 10 n ",t.t, ""'"s' """'nViH Ni"nhliul
! - - i'''s ION.
",A .N t'l'-Good live, olan. to assist Ii
| M, rs- N y, ~ uI V"ls,nunt, mus
~ N'o', SECURITY 'Hi SUNDAY after
! - 'U' IL uI -.l2ullay, 6g,2 NJ an street.
Sa n nnnJ nhaers ilnd homework and
| Nv E16 49, ~, oN'r' h'tl illl
| room ct '''''a O''s'N'S avenue,
WANTED Man AMI VII - IL ~ -
OF house and three rhJ jren,, n,,, ''' h, 4
rood h0us"ls.enc, N, ed UNIV, I.,, ., ,,s
n"ls street Second ward
WANTED c,,,-,,.-,,, -
iaint, Chenille roHie ru,,. ,, W. '.,N AZ
on weekly o, ,nSnTj,b ~ "," .o' ~. ~
~ per cent comm ssiCr can ri preston
Avenue, Houston. )
AGENT S-Cataloy'Is free iric,,1 I7Ie,-
Ties; big pay; also WIS an Kinds 10
ENHtSf hedrl Is 1Vc, muustnchpS a., plays
IS postpaid Chls. Marshall, Lockpoct,
y. J
s5U TO s1En enIn,, a,,-I 1.,',-,------
mon for cirars oVt"riS'c ,,1ne ~ sa'r,s
largest 0n~s. M, ,' i'i t.-nNo n,',ev'ast ;
W. l.. Kline CO.. 81. Louis. 7
W A N'rL,J,--1 1Ji-.- - 80 - -
own Row. a AYUu s.laIy m your
hrolthfmi vorl az, pi,dAai',
nrr,ts. s,l,rV ~, 80 .'l "' ii,'N
for husuars. Address T., T.. B, 81 Plies
Peek avenue Colorado Springs Cnio
sitq 1,t.hi,1.J -
ycatllent Of Si5,' WIN. for ,roo 9i q "
Nor a 90 X IL 5bi,.,,tHt, PtV 1r, 't,,t-
caeo' ''' " '7'''''h'o'' street, 'n'l
p,N : A1,rr-e. -, - =
~ l li-,1 : pol Wlsts 70 WorN LOT
"' tT,i'o,' v iii5' "nrN ,Gpod pay nNlt
sclt auito gGI Marshali Field building
CtiraGo, /
"a, >,.,,,',,,
nn"lt"'- h'nst' AipY ~ kailtoad
s''''' 0l'l'O''t ,'-- Nt'''l ~ Ielot. .
\ WHITE woman TO cook, wash and iron
avenue, ~. ,
WNNrfll1- g'LIs week ton vol -,
pi.,rr.s: viii nav 60 cents rar i00. tuS,,,,,
live acr,s. ntvtr picked. p. l. McEen-
Vie. Genoa, Texas.
" AN,rrn A, onc, two fret, IT,.
-Triu,,,,'r- s.,d an axrari"i S,ttat
ham, A. Ifolc,l "F~' ''"NNN ""''
W - -,
~ a., o."S','@d trhtleman desired
tco l7 f n'Htasei o. branch Of
t H., i V''7,V' 20 - Jourhai, peVotod
Siop1 sIiprv slD. of fi'a'n' must, must invest
Address Aus PIKE building, Cincinnati
- emo.
WANTED Three specially salesmen Ia
sell our Inc for holiday trade. our terms
SUI the hard tines Apply quick. stat
IF -, ~ '''''"N' ana references, BOX
''' Ni-N.iBu,
IS PER hun lrcd cash paid for collecfTrp
names; blank book holding 500 names
with Instructions, 10c also list 100 Other
firms who buy names. supply CO., wy
koiI MINI, II
Wing Ticture'' slot macTIro-
all the rage; pralt money maker: send
Cor catalogue slot machines. Inventors
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ANTED-Work OF some kind, driving
team preferredi am well known in lions
ton, been here for nine years, would
like to get on "A good farm. Address
u. Wilson, this office. .
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FOR RENT-Two furnished or unfurnish-
ed rooms. with or without board hot
and cold bath, day boardcrs NJ moderate
toll.
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YOUNG lady DIES res position as compan-
ION, Is willing to assist IA houseWork.
Address Iirna Tomas. Houston, Texas.
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NICELY furnished rooms, with All con
Vcniences and good board. terms f.a-
sonahle; day borders also: location cen
trai. Apply l2li Prairie avenue. 2
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w a log wagon, chains, ski idlng.
~, Mvy and can't hook that cost
w been used only two months.
VI sa nv Them for 81? f. /. Booth,
~ aeAaa' |
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a young MAN. q years old. wants a
position tor ls9, good worker; four
years experience as salesman In general
merchandise, good references ana strict
" sober. Address o. w. w, box Is
Elgin, Texas. =
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED--S5 daily sure; ever
iaSlhg tableware, can not wear out,
looks exactly like silver. write today for
iull nformdtion, catalogue and start.
Auminum Novelty Co, 800 broadway,
New York.
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-SH MAsTIFFS-Four rare puppies
sle, from some of the finest pedi-
slock these pups ara well built
aahdsone, Address LeRoy Smith.
ySuu, texas. ,
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AGENTS and trancn manager. salary or
CnmmsS'pn Hunter Tailoring ana Suirt
Co, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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ALE1A good driving or delivery
quick and stylish in action ami
Niy sound; VIII he sold cheap. j. f.
Toll with James Butte. i
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enlarge your business, as
a young Scotchuan wants to work for
some OF you; willing to learn anything
good references Address Business, THIS
office. ?
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w Position as clerk or porter in
q grocery store Wholesale or retail; cool
references. Address Il. Symes, aol Hardy
street. =
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~, NrVNNU COOK wants a situation
MN q hunting or fishing party; will 20
n ra s,where on the coast with the right
49,, AuuVess 'b11 TINS office. 3
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Ml0N-Who W n work for 81 pc day, sal
any OF COMMUNICATION nnlL CllrLnu Snnn

NANTED-'At once, two good all around
tailors no other need to reply. t. Bonn
mart proprietor, box i, Richmond, Texas
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- Estate FOR SAFE

y s, 3: scr acres so. Of land near Uons-
seventy M, terms. ~
I,soa' i Improved and T nstr from r.,
s'I ms, "''s on 5 Jay $ sog ntr from from
[s - slsad s : sss,' leaf yellow p,D,
Filss . Psr acre on on y, = en-, 6oco feeG
F',,S Is Il i0 A reilroad.a !, finch basis.
- tros 9s LAND, erh yieE E, ali an
s.: ~ . ii ", miles MESS fro3,lh, three and
Ess .sis. little sras ssFs Il. Easy terms
sssss. ~, Iasslsia a sls room Aou..
|sss si uiSsF,s Of The naiimproved pro prop-
4 az az ;ims, 'S at prices in
sAuT. Bin. nu,.,.
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NC;ENTS-Hnstisrs make s. dalIT s1liIng
only revolving griddle cake tuY7. r; Sam
pie 2Oc. o. Il. Nickel, sole mail ar1ctlr-
er. Haverhill. Mass.
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"lDJW lady, with one child would like
IKE 10 sew 1907 Preston street VI
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l.a- f-Eliie Young horse, surrey anu
b sAbt .-,te lid 20, also good COW, CIV
fas ss lpai ity per day, price 5000 Adj,
$. Sis this office. ------------.
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AGENTS. WANTED everywhere for our
MAGNIFICENT line of Holiday Gift Books.
sonlothlng new; sales wonderful. For
full particulars and terms address,
PEOPLES, s9ll Market street, Phlladel-
mia Pa
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FOR SALE.

c Tonlouse Geese, Rouen and
IL paess;s; ,, sa Wy;sau a5yu0a and hiaef
Eie.sa'' ccckrels. f. NJ. Hyndshawi
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;,on be Bate, I. e., Honey; Ma
I swim Buckwheat, Wheatena,
.sst Evaporated Raspberries ana
Z, ,i" Cherries and Parched Coffee, at
peiwood's, so Travis. I
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WANTED-To buy one hydraulic Jack OF
about 20 tons capacity, state price. con
dition ami make, l.. j.. Miller. II

SPOT CASH for anything that. has value;
hous,hold goods. turniture OF, all kinds,
bought, good prices pad Collins Furni-
lure COMPANY 10 Louisiana street, un-
der Hotel BOYLE. II
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-T1TYslN THEMuMS by the whole
aisn ready made boquets ana de-
rork at Kutschbach Flower Garden.
y, street.. or ?52o Washington street.
pa ~ ss,'N /
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WANTED-About II good looking young
lalies. we'll shaped, and also young men
Of good talent &c join theatrical com
pa-y now organizing for season 1876 81
Al Ires. Boy rs. Age office, clty.
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SITUATION WANTED.

,hot a. strangS and wrecking fancy OF
f f,,a, phiind deity. Fortune a brilliant
am voua M seemingly oeen destroyed. /
pIjcse,t this manifesto TO the law frater-
MY, ASKING that one of that body take
ann MY" aI,nvr suardiaHship and instruction
mo-, no,,'a as an evidence OF what the future
flay pe; can defray my own expenses
nfno a. rev weeks. Address l.. w., this
ALL AROUND cook W51IS -o-- -T7,;-,-T--7i
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-17
EASTERN OREGON.

Robert N. Stantield OF Umatilla died
of heart failure yesterday.
]. B. Patterson, late of Arlington,
died IN Walla Walla April 18th, of heart
failure He was.S4 years of age.
Dali Reed left Arlington Wednesday
with two car loads of horses for Hamil-
ton, Montana, where they will be sold
to farmers.
A wreck occurred on the o. R. & N.
near Wallula Wednesday afternoon in
which Engineer Kimball was severely
injured and Fireman Rhody consider
ably hurt. They were on freight train
of which four cars left the track. The
locomotive, it is said, turned completely
over.
The levee at Pendleton continues to
disappear into the hungry waters of the
Umatilla. The river shows no signs of
subsiding and the work of destruction
still goes on. Before many days the sit
uation will become dangerous to those
residing in the lower portion of town.
The end of the levee is still washing
rapidly and place just below the sus-
pension bridge is caving in at rate that
is indeed alarming.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-17
chapter Two of The tramp Ep1sode.

The tramp who endeavored to enforce
his demands for food yesterday was
caught by Marshal Blakeney about 6 80
O'Clock last evening, and was brought
before the recorder this morning. He
stated his name was johnson. He was
fined $40 or 20 days at hard labor. The
personal appearance of the tramp is
very fepulsive, from facial standpoint.
He is dressed rather better than the gen.
eral average of tramps, has a very
genteel-looking suit of clothes and ac-
tually wears collar and tie, but his face
betokens very brutal instincts, and
taken in connection with heavy, COM
pact frame, is capable of committing
some violent crime, if he has the spirit
to match, which, it is probable he pos
sesses from his dogged cast of counte-
nance. Housewives are in danger from
such people running at large, and it is
gratifying TO observe that the recorder
has fined him almost to the limit of his
Jurisdiction. Such course affords the
community the best protection from
these predatory beasts of prey.
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Forecast-Today and tomorrow, fair
and warmer.
The Populist county convention will
be held at the court house tomorrow.
Rev. F. A. Powell lectures tonight on
"Romanism in America" at the Chris
tian church.
Jailer FitzGerald accidentally took the
Australian dogs for baby coyotes today
and drowned them.
The Woodmen Circle will give an en-
tertainment at Fraternity hall this even
ing. The Woodmen and their wives
are invited to attend.
An effort is to be made to have the
Clackamas river condemned as fishing
ground and reserved entirely for the
propagation of salmon.
DIR. Siddall witnessed the performance
of Anna Eva Fay in Portland. He ap-
pears as much mystified over what he
saw as the others, and has no explana-
tion to offer for her apparently magical
powers of mind.
Chet Sargent; of Heppner, was ar
rested and bound over to the grand jury
in the sum of $500. He is charged with
making criminal assault on two young
girls about years old. He had no diff
Guilty in procuring bonds.
Mr.. J. W. Lauderbach was in the city
yesterday, returning to White Salmon
this morning. He informs us the
mountain roads are drying up rapidly,
so that lumber teams can soon COM
mence hauling. The company proposes
to have an immense dry kiln soon,
which will further increase the value
and quality of their lumber.
Another severe frost occurred this
morning throughout the Sacramento
valley and throughout the Willamette.
The frost this morning east of the Cas-
cades was very light and did no damage.
1t was principally in the air, and was
dispelled as soon as old Sol, peeping
over the eastern hills, discovered it's
whereabouts.
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HERMANN's TRICKS.
Mr.. f. w. Helm Exposes Them From
His Own Experience.

Mr.. F. W. Helm, who has Just re-
turned from Portland, visited 'sHer-
mann, the healer" while there, and has
little confidence in the miraculous
powers claimed for him. This man is
drawing tremendous houses in Portland
and he is making dollars by the hun
dreds. The opera house, where he gives
his performances, is thronged with peo-
pie, and hundreds of the deaf, dumb.
blind and crippled seek him for a cure
nightly. Mr.. Helm, who has been par
TALLY deaf from early childhood, was
present with others. His experience
can best be told in his own words:
Hermann is very young man, >"
said Mr.. Helm, ''and looks more like a
girl than a man. He wears a black
blouse and pantaloons. He does no
talking himself, but has very accom-
plished manager in that line who under
stands his business. He selects, from
the audience those who are but parti-
ally affected and makes the most of
them. I assert that the whole thing is
stupendous fraud and should be ex-
posed. Hermann has magnetic power,
but that is no new thing, and I have
seen hundreds of men who have the
same power who can temporarily re-
| lieve pain by laying on of hands. 1
have daughter who can do the same
thing, and 1 think has fully as much
magnetic power as Hermann. Now 1
want to tell you how they trick the people
by my own example. When Hermann's
manager saw me he asked what was the
matter. told him I had partial deaf
ness of 40 or so years. standing. He
took me on the stand and pretty Eoon
Hermann operated on me. He passed
his hands over my head, put his fore
fingers in my ears, and Withdrew them
with sudden motion. Then the man
ager whispered loudly close to my ear |:
"Can you hear me whisper?n I said
yes, always could Then the man.
ager announced to the people: This
man has been totally deaf since child
hood; he can now hear the faintest
whisper I have no patience with those
Portland imposters and want the peo-
pie here to know they are tricksters, and
that Hermann can do nothing beyond
giving a temporary relief through the
well-known power of electric magnetism,
which hundreds of others can do all
over the country"
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wasoo County Leads the state.

1t is apparent the Wasco county fruit
crop this year will lead the state. Less
harm has resulted from frosts or other
causes. The only failure in our history
as fruit producing county was in 1873.
January and the first few days of Feb
ruary were almost summer4like in tenn
perature. Flowers bloomed and the sap
rose in the trees. Then came the sever
est cold weather ever known. The ther-
mometer descended from 15 to 80 degree
below zero, varying with locality, and
the trees were killed by its long continu-
ance. Great trouble was experienced
with water pipes, many being frozen
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MR. eRAY,s EFFoRTs.
Hes Hopes We VIII Yet Be Able to
Pound the Locks Open.


As stated some time ago steps had
been taken to verify the statement said
to have been made by Captain Fisk of
the board of engineers to citizens of the
Dalles. This has been done, and below
is published Capt. Fisk's reply. Also a
letter from ]. H. D. Gray of Astoria who
is showing commendable energy
in assisting the people OF The Dalles in
their hour of trouble. Capt. Gray in
dorsed letter to Senator Mitchell which
he asked the committee from The Dalles
Commercial Club to sign, and which
asks Senator Mitchell what is the best
course of procedure for the people to
take. This letter has been signed and
will be forwarded to Washington. Fol-
lowing is the communication from Capt.
Gray and below that Capt. Fisk's
epistle. Read it and get what comfort
you can out of it. There isn't much
to get:
ASTORIA, April 15, 1896.
Messrs. ". L. BRADSHAW and d. S. Mac
Allister, The DGlLes, Or:
GENTLEMEN-I send you enclosed here
with Captain w. L. FIsk's letter "a copy
of which have retained) with letter
to Senator Mitchell, informing him of
the status of the matter. If you think
advisable, please sign the letter. If not,
strike out the reference to The Dalles
Commercial Club and forward my letter,
with Captain Fisk's enclosed.
Hoping we may yet pound this place
open before die, remain
Very truly yours,
j. n. D. GRAY.
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a New Study for sehooI Children.

Mr.. Emil Schanno returned last night
from the meeting of the, state board OF
horticulture which convened April 14th
in Salem. The board meets semi-annu-
ally. its next session being in October.
The most Important business done was
the drawing of a set of resolutions by the
board asking the educational board to
introduce suitable text books on horti-
culture in the public schools. This is a
very wise action and should be taken up
with becoming ardor and promptness.
Gov. Lord took occasion to compliment
the board for this action, saying that
every child, whether living in the city
or the country, should have primary
knowledge of how to decorate end bene-
fit home through the planting and Gull
tivation of trees and shrubs.
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wAYsIDE eLEANINes.

Random Observations and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.
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three feet underground. Nothing as
disastrous ever occurred before or since.
Throughout all the years since then,
though at times the crop has been less
than at others, there has always been
plenty of fruit when bearing time rolled
around.
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PoRTLANp. April 14. 1888

MesSrs. L. III. ID. Gray, w. Il. BrGdshG1r
and a. S. Mac Allister:
GENTLEMEN-Your letter of the 10th
inst, making certain inquiries regarding
the work at Cascade Locds, was received
this morning.
In reply 1 have to say, as stated to
you verbally the other day. know moth
ing beyond newspaper report of the $780,
600 petitioned for. As I understand the
item, there was to be, with the consent
of the present contractors, a temporary
transfer of funds available at that time
from one part of the work to another,
but as practically all funds in hand have
already been earned by the contractors,
there is no such sum available for the
proposed transfer.
No detailed project for the expendi-
ture of the appropriation now pending
before congress has yet been made, nor
will there be until official instructions as
to the action of congress are received.
Every effort will be made with any
money appropriated to hasten to the
utmost the completion of the work.
As the contract gives the present con-
tractors one year from the date of any
appropriation in which to earn it, you
will see that my power over them is very
limited. Very respectfully,
-
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Captain Corps of Engineers, o. S. A.

WANTED-A man and wife to work on
a ranch and keep house. Inquire of A.
s. Bennett.** al5-1m.
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Don't be Bamboozled
by Smooth-To -Tongued Peddlars

Into paying $40 or $75 Range when you can
buy better Range right at home for $15 to $40 less
We will sell you a better Range the SUPERIOR.
with copper reservoir for $55 and guarantee be
good as any, and better than many
We do not come around once in or 10 years We live
here do business here and are here to stay.
MAYS e CRoWE.
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The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-03-21
NOTICE FOR PJ3LJArtON

Lsnd pal,. Ut 0l.hr;c Ok Ter
Feby. S" 1926
No,,se il hereby given that the
sollowing-usmei settler hss fled
notice Of his intention 10 mako fin
al proof in support Of his claim. aud
thai said urcc. will bs made before
the Register aud Rs<Ssvsr ct Gu,hris
Dklsh,nh ~ May 1. 1896. viz: ST.
mon Walter. He. No 45'2, for the
Lots IL. end the S.l2 y. W.
Section } rownshio I: North Range
I. West {. II. Or
Nc names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residouce upor
aud cul,ivati on 81. said land. viz
David Fitzgerald, OF Clarkson Ok Ter
Thomas N. Willard, OF
Dau,ei Franklin, Of
Harvey =. Bo.nellof 0l.hric Oh. Ter
A. n. J. Crook, Re2ist--.
jl99 Langst ia H,rah
First Published Feb. lss iaSd
"a Sti.j
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ofice at Guthrie OK. Ter
Esby g." 1880.

Fsby e." 1880.
Notice IL hereby givon that tho FOL.
lowing named settler has 6led notice
Of his intention to mako final proof in
support q! hi claim, aud that es;d
proof will be made before tho Regis.
ter and Receiver a, Guthrie Okla.
homa on Nav A,h, 1896. viz. iiarvey
5. Bonnell n. 4. Nc. l6l3, for the
$. <. Section 4 Township /; North
Range ! Wes, I VI y. r.
tie nsaY,s The following witnesses
20 proys his continuoas residence up
on AMI cultivation. Of said land. viz;
Simon Walters, os Clsykson Payn,
Co. u e.
Ely "A. Alderman. ei Guthrie Logan
Go. y. +.
Peer Pr.sss. os Guthrie Logan Co
OF.
William Chsrsa,. Of Gu,hs,e I.ega,
Co. q. +.
A. N } C% eE, nrNsrxs.
5000 la gstva Herald.
(C.s. Published i'm. oSb b. 1896
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! NOTICE. FOR pCBLrCATICE
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Omce st Guthrie O. r.
February II, 1890.

Notice 10 hereby given that The fol-
lowing named settler has died notice
Of bis infsatiou TO make Aual proof in
support oi bis claim, end that ssid
proof will be made before the o 8.
Land Ofac' u 6ataris q. 7. 90 Nav
II, 1896. viz: tn ,mas =: Whiscley for
th. N. h. IA So ~ IT,. II n Il.
I. ". !. NJ.
Hs names the following witnesses
to prov. his oon'iru 'us resIdcuCs up.
ou and cultivation ut, sAit laai, VIZ:
Lemuel D. Shepard. u antelope Tp.
logan Co. o. r.
lho,nss J. Spencer, u Antelope Up.
Logan o.. o. +.
Ralph u. Cnrlin. ot Antelope Up.
LoQsn c.. q. 7.
Bepiamin Barrett. ot Guthrie q. T.
4. N. J. Crnok,
Re. lister.
326S Lsngston llera d.
FIRST Publishsi Feb 40. 1895
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.