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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16

II the American lines are 70 compete for
whatever limitations the law imposes
The order of February q, 1S9S, suspend
Ing the opera ion OF the fourth section
was put partly upon the ground that the
Canadian Pacific was in violation of the
law in making rates without the consent
OF the initial line. The tariff then filed by
the Canadian Pacific quoted rates from all
testimony before then showed that the
method of the Canadian Pacific WAS to
purchase local tickets to junction points
with Its own line. as described In that
opinion, and this was said 70 be Illegal.
Upon the present hearing II developed
that from New England points the rate
Is now quoted by the initial line. so tina;
the objection with reference TO that See
Tion has been removed The representa-
tive Of the Canadian Pacific testified that
his company handled practically no bust
ness in New York and contiguous terri
tory. save from points upon the New
York Central. That line has declined 70
file a reduced tariff. but apparently the
operations Of the Canadian Pacific are
conducted with its full knowledge ard
assent: Under the normal rate II APP
peafed that the New York Central re-
ceived for its division a hess sum than sts
full LEGAL fare from New York TO Montreal.
IL now furnishes the Canadian Pacific
ing passengers from New York 10 Mon
treal, and thence via the Canadian Pacific
to destination. Upon this ticket and tins
ticket of the Canadian Pacific il checks
baggage through from New York to des-
tination. 1t does not receive for It's local
ticket the price of its full local fare be-
tween New York and Montreal but Re-
ceives now the same sum which 1t had
formerly received by way OF It's division.
This seems 10 constitute a joint arrange
ment between the two companies for
transportation by that line. Just what the
legal quality OF that arrangement may lie
we do not attempt 10 decide. but clearly Il
Is not a case where the Canadian Pacific
tnvaGes the territory OF the initial road
without It's consent and purchases busi-
ness n the manner detailed in the orig!-
nal case.
Recommend tons ade.
The action OF the Canadian Pacific IN
ticketng to and from Pacific coast points
seems 70 have been with the consent Of
the iines interested tn~-s 8-,fte- tHr ar
III Tn
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ff1Rfi1ASD. Ne. Sept. is.-roixy-s
events sn the grand circuit meeting At Rug
oy park we're not celebrating. Summaries:
=. ZS esaE. pacing. purse t-as-Searci-
2aA. 2so7l-
z-A ciasS, pacing. purse s, snl-Koyai g.
sheldon Won in straight heats Time, s.lssx.
S-i3.. 2.i3
2.A Class, tyottsrg. purse &. 51e-Lyon won
nrst. second and fourth hsatx Time, e:6Gi4
zllA- LIZA Town Lady Won second heat
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CINCINNATI, Sep, E,~-wea'hsr rally
track heavy. Results.
SIX ssgrsoGgs setiing~-Sls1san won. " Ssa
sc..,.a second x4aass Parsons third IsIsie.
lisa. x,,,
won. RocSlan3 seo%ad. vax iaird- The.
LID -
one nile, han5lcsp--F-zaSy Bea ss'
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SPECIAL rate 20 Gree. River Eot
SprsrgS the cniv resor. Of .ts hind n thu
state - Washington. aus whose waters
are famed for their curative properties
Ca, =. So-snsrn racIae office tos par
ticUlars.
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PERSONAL

]. A. Dun,rnstt, o, Portland Is At the
Seattle.
C. X Banuisser. "A prominent citizen ~
Ogden Utah, Is a guest AZ tire Butler
u { F.niott. a wei known business
man Of Walia WaAia, registered at the
Butler yesterday
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HAskBAIL Friday. Saturday ana Sun
Cay. last games OF the season at ATHLETIC
park.
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TYEE Pacific coast Steamship Conpanv's
elegant passenger steamship CNsraacs uSil
saa frSrn Seattle fer san Francisco OF
Sunday. September - AZ p n.
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IF 700 are eolGg East. cal a. The
Ncr.hsrn Pacific office in regard 10 ra.ss.
etc. Always to the froat ant the bssG Of
everything.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16

We are now prepared TO do composition
for the trade tany measured In Nonparei..
Minion Brewer and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed. Cal or address Post
lnteIi.gencer, Seattle.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. i5.-The Senators
Won the first game IN the second inning,
when Wilson was pounded for eight rgns
THbean was put out of tie game for
kicking. Casey's errors al q critical time
gave the second game to Cleveland. At
tendance, I.S9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16

PILLSBURY' "Vitos'' breakfast food.
Healtniest, purest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16

Announces his candidacy for the
nomination OF County Commission
er for Seattle District No. l.
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eOssver. and through carx every day from
Aonsreai 70 yaacauver. II has s,eAfnssp
connection with Asia ~ It's own steam
ers II NAV be doubted 1. rse name os
any Of III rivals, perhaps Of any American
rairead. il more generally known through
cut the civilized world than - that Of t5s
Pacific
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spl.CIAt. NOTICE.

ssAes t. hereby given that ec- branch
se fer5A.rls locatea at Seattle, has
a. Present IN Seattle or the State Of
:. s-a-slston - aGt = as.-ed 20 sell oar goods
"a ss.eSSni Is y Gay manner whasaee yer.
- sS0ia shr Sseuaine pT. PAesocs Alec.
= exsss ard Ir,AsSes. al oraefs saoa.d
r. asrec' - reR47us.isrs at Sac
l. saYaie X srce.
A"Aklst EiA>Iic TRUSS CO..
fsI3,NS t.2CTHIC Co.
~GAss ssfeei tspses.its pxsxCs 9sss
S-g. TseS.s.x
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Break Even.

Break Even.
NEW YORK, Sept. ia.~The Giants took
the first game from the Pirates in the
sixth inning. when five singles brought In
five runs The second game was loss 10 the
rltssburgs mainly through opportune bat
ting. Score:
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Esxrs lie ii< s"a ~ nss -s..s ss-s-
s's. # ENzZ.
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Boston Wins Both Games.

BOSTON. Sept. 1.-THE leaders took two
games today from 81. Louis. The first
game was a pitchers struggle and Young
Sudhof held his end up In good shape
but daring base running by the Champions
won. In the second not one OF the visitors
crossed the plate. Attendance, 2.2o0. Score:
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Score by Innings
rsesre "a, ots
S~ss:s = . a y a n , a.
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BROOKLYN. Sept is.~-The Brook.yns
played sloppy game today. The Co!onels
punched their hits In the fourth and won
Attendance rs Score:
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The action OF the Canadian Pacific ia
ticketinS TO and from Pacific coast points
seems 20 have been with the consent Of
the inss interested th~-s U-sfte- +A~ ar
arrangement existing before the reduction
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Baltimore Takes Two.

BALTIMORE. Sept. i5.-The Orioles
took two games from the Reds at Union
park today Their first was a hollow sue
cess, as Hill was picnic. The second con-
stest WAS won after an uphill struggle by
the Birds. In the eighth inning Pes,x tried
10 injure McGraw as the latter slid to the
plate, and blows ensued. Attendance. aono.
First gams-Score:
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molly
Games Postponed mt Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-THE TWO
bail games between Chicago and Philadel-
phia scheduled for today have been post
p0ned, on account OF rain
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r. II. E.
baltimore ...-....... Is % .
Cincinnati 80. -. ..... o .
Ratteries-Maul and Robinson: Hill
fsitx and Wood. EMPIRES. Emslie ard
Andrews.
Second game-Score:
r. II. T..
IsditliupTE Il
Cincinnati -. -. . 10 a
Ratseries-Hughes and Clarke: Hawiey
and Felty I'nntFrS EnaSI{. rJ ArJxn,,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

PTBLIsHEas NOTIcE-Tne only an-
thorlzed travelling agent Of the Posr-in-
feIl.sencer Is J. l. Eagiey. City collectors
are J. A calhcart, r. T. EawIey. J. l.
Hswiey /. @. Mcclure and Arnot John
s,1n PoHtmasters eysrywhers are cur
agents. Pay money o3ly 70 these and TO
csif resident agents In the various cities
end towns o: The Northwest
REwARD-Ten dollars viii be paid for
sEy person stealing copies OF this paper
desiyered 10 subscribers In Seattle.
ADvERTfSiSG-Onice hours Of the
Post -InseillgeEcer business office: .1aiiy
Until II .. m: Sunday hours. open 8
m 20 II D. N. Classified advertise
nsnts will be received up to that time.
Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
FOUND For Sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate Of
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways In advance No advertisement re-
ADVERTISERS - Changes for adyer-
s'sernents In the Sunday observation-disclosures
Egst be furnished BY O'Clock Saturday.
Advertisements will be received at
branch offices OF the Posi-fn,eIiigencer:
TACOMA BTREAT-No. i-03 Pacific
avenue l. 4. Harrison.
EyERETT-P X LEWIS.
SPOKASE-Rrancf office. Traders block.
Go Riverside avenue: telephone AZ j. q.
Peterson. Manager.
PORT TOwNSEND-wm A. Pfeiffer
BFLLfNGHAM BAy-New Whatcom.
Parker Ellis Manager.
OLYNpIA-4fTb4 Main street. q. c. Win
VICTORIA, r. c.-George Marsden.
The following letters await advertisers
n this Office
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FOR SALE-A good. paying restaurant:
centrally located
FOR SALE-A y room lodging house. veil
FINISHED and good location.
foS SAi.E-A centrally located oeroom
lodging house
FOR SAL4E-A good paying saloon: one OF
the eest-loca;ed In the city.
FOX SALE-A well furnished Broom
lodging house. good location. cheap rent
and lease.
FOR SALE-A well-located grocery stere.
FOR SALE.-A Centrally located cigar and
fruit store.
FOR SALE-Ous % the best-located So
looms IN the city: fue fixtures.
FOR SALE-Resta0rant: splendid location
ard doing a Dag business
FOR SALE--A general merchandise storaI
geod stock. VIII sell at invoice
FOR SAi.E-We have all kinds Of bust
neSses for sale; come and zee Us
MAYER REALTY CO..
3-S4-S Union block.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
ST. jOHN's LODGE. No. .. r. & A NJ.
neefs this Saturday evening at 30
invited. Address BY j. NJ. Taylor r. G.
NJ. III. G. GORDON. ". N
~ s. PETERSON, Secretary.
AnsAkA Lodge. No. sT. r. and A M
meets second and fourth Monday each
month
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WANTED-sECoND-H CLOTHING.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid Ter ladies'
and gsnsierrns casf-cT clothing TIE
Bell 80 Second avenue south
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TO RAILROAD and steamboat corpora
tons or 10 capitallxts-We have coal
properties 10 which we invite special at
tention aud close inspection: one for
$4,000. one for $4,000 and one for $4,000:
two Of these are fully equipped. Par.
tiouiars OF Feazell, 81 HinckIey block. Be-
attic, Wash.
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81 0o0 WILL SECURE interest and weekly
salary of $3e proposition based on
lucrative business now In full operation
In Seattle. will double Investment every
ninety days. prime pals only; exceptional
opportunity. Address Opportunity Cccl.
dental hotel,
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WANTED-SitGation by a practical engi-
neer o. sober IA bits industrious and reli-
asle. viii 90 any place where steady work
VIII be given. state wages. size and KIM
OF steam plant. Address A. u. Stone
Benioia. Cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

A PRACTICAL druggist, financially re-
sponslbie. registered In several states
and can be In this. offers his services for
share OF profits or salary. Address +. ~.
care Post-infelligencer
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kWPLOY MENT WANTEp-NALE

WANT ED-Young man from East ten
years experience IN bookkeeping and
banking house. would accept clerical no
sition of any kipd: best Eas,erD and Sc
attic references. Address +. c.. care
Post-inieli!gencer.
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tanrant A SIS up los snsh o sl ":
a special bargain. a brick building Of 70
rooms, lease for one year SIS. finest To-
ca,ion in city. price Nl0: grocery. for
sale and trade. $50 up saloons. $2d0 up:
II VIII pay you 10 STE u, We have tho
largest list in the city. Room ! P.-I.
block.
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FOR SALE-Do you want a quarter inter-
est In nrst-class placer claim In the klOn-
dikeg will run 4oc on the surface to the
pan and SO on bedrock to the pan: I
must have money to so back to work
my claim: bargain TO the right party.
Room 7 P.-I block.
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WASTED-E Experienced mar I'm grocery
and general Quitting lines. wishes posi-
tion In city or country. good references.
Address *. T.. care Post-intsiigencer
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wANTED-Ry boy II years old. posi-
ton tn wholesale house: can give best ~
references Address &, T, care Post
intelEgenccr.
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Pr c.. Philadelphia college desires Il
situation In drug store: - years expert
enee. speaks English and German. Adj
dress III. X. care Post fn;siiiGeaceF.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Fruit and chicken
ranch, six minutes walk from Seattle
car line, two acres strawberries. IL
bearing fruit trees, small fruits, good
house. we'll, etc. William La Selle. Ia
coma Wash.
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~ ! FL IMPERIAL ccFneF second Ave-
@@e Aia James street. 8gwiy furnished
1~lsfa Improvements reoEsx ~ sAs
ssss Or zsents: strictly GTsx el2s&
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WANTFp-By nrst-claSs underwear and
hosiery salesman. position with clothing
furnishing goods or dry goods house. Ad-
dress 7. j.. care Post-Intelligencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

~. sALE-ShingIe MILL eomplete;
equipped With double block ChauonG
machine. knee holter: sou.0oo cApaoly
dry kiln: 99-horse power ocilere: -.
double Knot SAWS. packers. etc. etc.
For TURNER par ,iculars inquire OF Wash
ington Machinery Depot. es24 Pactfo
avenue. Tacoma. Wash.
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wANTED-A lot lu North SEATTLE ives.
of : Cord avenue II improved act over
s. 80. u uniMproved cot over $50 cash
state location. Address T. y - care
Egst- f-ttt. 1geUcef
VIZ HAVE 5ust received draH fro-, Phtla-
Sc ,ph's Tor reai estate 'saaB" I
Compton &C.. room Downs building.
second avenue
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ALL KINDS OF fine machinery and in
strumerts made and repaired: also pat
tern and experimental work. for invent
ors. II. Wagner. room q Sullivan build
ing
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-07-07
CLOSING OUT SALE!

All our Dry Goods, Notions, Car
pets, Ladies and Children's Shoes,
will be offered
REGARDLESS OF COST!
On account of our retiring from the
dry goods business and devoting
ourselves to Clothing and Mems
Wear Of all kinds. Nearly everyone
knows the high standard of goods
We have always sold, and such an
opportunity for buying high grade
goods for less than the cost of cheap
stuff COMES but seldom.
This great sale commences on
Monday, June 20, 1898.
The entire stock mast be sold out
at once, SO as to give us an opportu-
nifty to begin alterations with as
little delay as possible. Don't miss
this chance.
% This sale for cash only.
Jules Dreyfuss & Company, Limited,
Shreveport, La.
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Persons troubled with diarrhoea
will be interested in tho experience
of Mr.. W. N. Bush, clerk of Hotel
Dorrance, Providence, r. /. He
says: "For several years I have been
almost constant sufferer from diar-
rhoea, the frequent attacks complete
" prostrating me and rendering me
unfit for my duties at this hotel. About
two years ago a travelling salesman
kindly gave me a smull bottle OF
Chamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoer Remedy. Much to my SUI
prise and delight its effects were i'm
mediate. Whenever l felt symptoms
of the disease would fortify myself
against the attack with few doses
of this valuable remedy. The result
has been very satisfactory and almost
om-plete relief from the affection. y
For sale by DR.. W. NJ. Abney, Benton.
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Tribute Of Respect.
ADOPTED BY CYPRESS LODGE NO
SO, F. AND A. NJ, JULY ., 1898.

Whereas, Orr most worthy Bro
Their, William n. Doles, dIo6 on
Sunday, May %, 1898, at his resi-
dence near Roswell, Caddo parish;
therefore,
Resolved, That next to the family
of deceased, we arc chief mourners.
We loved him for his virtues; we
esteemed and bonored him for his
faithfulness to our Order; We lose
his services, but the memory OF his
virtues viii! abide with ns. We are
conscled only by our confident hope
that he has found u place in the
Lodge above, where his lnbocs will
know no sorrow, and who're he viii
he crowned with happy immor-
tally.
Resolved, further, That this
Lodge he draped III mourning for
thirty days, and that the brethren
wear the usual badge Of mourning
Resolved, further, That we sin
coreIy coudoie with his boreayco
widow aud orphaned children, ant!
tender them our warNast sympathy
Resolved, further, That the Sec
Rotary be ordered to send a copy OF
these resolutions TO the widow 0!
the deceased.
Resolved, further, That these res,
olusions be spread upon the min,
| u,es, ahd published in the BossieI
Banner.
J. NJ. CALLAWAY.
A. 8. THOMPSON.
w. Il. SCANLAND.
Committee
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Straw &ss;e.

L'strayed before J. P. Gleason, .Iustica OF
Rl tie Peace, Ward j, Booster Parish, La.
by 4. T. Aarkin, aud vii! he sold vt Mr., Lar
isin's place, within the legal hours of SALT, on
Saturday, July %, 1898. one Mich Cow, about
years old, color, blue white ON back and belly;
also Ill forehead; suiall erumped horns.
Two liniters about ; or 4 years old! color
red spcckied; tue other black and white spcck
led; both wuleya.
One small iieifer, ahont two years old, dor
white, with red neck and head
The above lot marked split, under and os cr-
bit in each ear.
Two OF the COWS have young calves. They
have boon about Mr.. l.arkin's place abo It a
year.
Appraised ut $35.
The owner Is requested to come forw ,r,i
prove property, pay charges, &c. or same will
be sud according to law.
J. L. KEITH, Constable.
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To my Fellow Democrats.

The country is in the midst OF war,
and the proper place for every mem
Der of Congress is here. Certainly
every Democratic member should re-
main On guard. shall remain here
until tho crisis is passed. I would
accept defeat rather than abandon the
post of duty at this time. I feel con-
ident that you will enter 10 judgment
against me il my absence.
Respectfully,
A II. ". OGDES.
Washington, DC, June 6.
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On motion, the Collector was re.
quested to furnish a member of this
Board from each ward with list of
unpaid poll taxes fer 1897.
On motion, Mr.. Sentell was au-
thorized to make the necessary re-
pairs on Russell school house, and
have necessary desks and benches
made therefor, to be paid out of the
funds due Township %, Range II,
of next year, and report at next
meeting OF this Board.
On motion, g. II. Irion aud I. II.
Martin We're added to Board Of
Trustees Of Benton white school.
The members drew their per diem,
and, on motion, the Board adjourned
until Friday, September 3Oth, to re-
main in session two days, at which
meeting schools for the uext session
will be located.
J. ". PRINCE, President.
J. A. W. LoWRY, Secretary.
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J. NJ. CALLAWAY.
A. s. THOMPSON.
w. Il. SCANLAND.
Committee.

Texas Farm and Ranch: Among
the Texas railroads that are making
specia! efforts to develop the country
along their lines may be mentioned
tie Texas and Pacific. Under the
enlightened management of Mr. L. S.
Thorne, vice president and general
manager, who has risen from the ranks
to the responsible position of head of
that great corporation, and Mr.. E. P.
Turner, genera! passenger and ticket
agent, who finds it ''no trouble to an
sver questions" we expect to sec won
derful Improvement in Western Tex
as, and a development OF its resources
unthought of in the past.
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Homestead Entry No. 1888.

Land Office ut Natchitoches, La,
May 81, 1898
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice of his in
teEtion to make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
the Clerk of the District Court, at Benton, La -,
on July s, 1875 viz: Adjoining Farm Home
stead Entry No. 5y:'S--Josse .. Bounds-for
the northeast quarter Of northwest quarter
and southwest quarter OF northwest quarter
81 section y, and southeast quarter of north
cast quarter Of section 70, township Il North,
Range II West, Louisiana Meridian
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of SAID land. viz: l.. s. Pillinton, J. D.
Young, j. l.. Oliver and G. B. Cocker, of ivan
20, La.
EDW'D PHILLIPS, Register.
June J, 1898. iniy7