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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02

meteorological stations recently au-
thorized by Congress were, by direction
of the Honorable Secretary of Agricul-
ture, placed along the Rocky Noun
tain plateau and in California, with the
direct object of giving better protec-
ton to the great fruit interests of Cal
ifornia against the coming of frosts
and cold waves; that the locating of
station on Mount Tamalpais, which IS
now about completed, was the result
of a thorough investigation ordered by
the department at Washington with a
view of improving the rain forecasts
for the region of California; that when
your State Administration failed to
continue it's cooperation, whereby the
State bore the expense of printing the
Genealogical and crop bulletins OF
California. the department at WASH
ington assumed the whole expense and
has continued to do so from that time
to this; and that, as a full and COM
plete investigation of the practicable
ity of making seasonal rainfall predic-
lions for the State of California IS be-
ing made by competent scientists OIL
the Weather Bureau, no appropriation
by the State is necessary to aid in the
work, the National Government hav-
ing provided funds which will enable
us to carry on said investigation.
'In the plea for a State appropria-
ton it is assumed that the investiga-
ton so far made proves the feasibility
of forecasting the rainfall of the Pa
cific Coast a season in advance. l have
personally examined Mr.. Hammon's
valuable but merely superficial inves-
LEGATION and report, and I am free to
say that it does not prove either that
there is a fortuitous shifting of the
Japan current so that it reaches at
times a more northern latitude and
parts with so much head at the Aleu-
tan Archipelago as to reach the Cali
fornia coast three months later suffi-
GENTLY cooled to induce drought condi-
tions or that marked temperature
changes in Unalaska precede, in proper
sequence, the seasonal variations in
precipitation on the Pacific Coast. Mr..
Harmon is an able meteorological and
a keen investigator. He does not
claim that his report definitely proves
anything-only that it shows proba-
bility of our making the much-to-be-
desired forecasts.
I'VE shall do our duty to the Pacific
Coast in this matter, as we have here
tofore tried to do in other matters, but
we will catch our hare before we cock
him. If it is possible to make these
forecasts we will do it. Very respect
fully, WILLIS L. MOORE,
"Ch;ef of Weather Bureau"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02
A Binding Chinese Oath.

We are accustomed to all manner of
swearing-that is, of course, legal oath
taking-in this country; but we do not
recollect of hearing of so queer a me-
dunn of attestation as a 'guillotined
black cockatoo'' That is what the po-
lice of a country district in New South
Wales had to provide the other day
for a finicking Chinaman, who OBJ
stinately declined to swear on anything
else Headless fowls were brought, but
in vain; even a black swan, a luxury
surely for a Chinese witness, was de-
clined After many days a dead cock
atoo of the required hue was discov-
cred in a hut of one Of the other
.'heathen.' as they call the Celestials-
who mulcted the officials in los for a
fast decomposing bird. Then the SOL
emn and peculiar oath was duly admin
istered, when the difficult witness
blandly declared that he knew nothing
about the case, and sat down smiling
London Chronicle.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02
For Full Dress Wear.

For Full Dress Wear.
Mems pearl kid gloves, the correct style,
$3.50. White kid, SIPS.
Full dress shirts, plain white bosoms, 81. so.
The latest linen cuffs and collars for full dress
wear.
Correct styles in white lawn bows and ties.
The right styles in fine patent leather shoes,
also in kid dancing shoes
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02
OUR COAST CLIMATOLOGY.
ATTENTION BEING PAID TO I'M
PORTANT MATTERS.
The "Record-Union" Wakes Up
Willis L. Moore Of the Wea-
Their Bureau.

(F,rom the San Francisco Bulletln)
The climatology of the Paclf1c coast
Is a matter of much Importance, ana
SO well is this fact appreciated IN
Washington that the Bureau of Agri-
culture has done and is doing every
thing in it's power to extend the faclll-
ties for getting all the information pos
sible with reference to climatic changes
and their effects upon the products of
this State. In view of certain state
ments that have been published, Will
lis L. Moore has addressed the follow
ing communication to Hugh Craig, as
going to show what the Weather Bu-
reau is doing The letter goes to show
that the bureau is perfectly well salts
fed with the work that has been done
by Mr.. Harmon. This latter gentle
man has been for some time on Mount
Tamalpais, perfecting the working ma
chinery up there. and he expects to re-
turn to this station tomorrow. His
report to Mr. Moore cannot be antic-
ipated, but it will be interesting. Fol-
lowing is Mr.. Moore's letter:
Hugh Craig, President San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce-Dear Sir:
In the Sacramento (Cal) Daily Rec
appears an article in which it is ad-
vocated that:
'sOur Legislature is urged to place
at the disposal of the Regents of the
University of California SO. GOO to in
augurate a broad and thorough inves-
tigation into the great problems of
rainfall and water supply of the State
In the editorial columns of the same
Issue it is strongly urged that the ap-
preparation be made because there is
evidence that the precipitation of the
Pacific Coast region is presaged by the
temperature conditions of the Aleutian
Islands, and that the studies made by
one of the officials of the Weather Bu-
Teau indicate such relation, and be-
cause:
$ Tt will be folly to await slow action
on the part of the Washington Blu
reaus, even conceding that they are al
ready convinced upon the subject,
which, by the way is a matter of much
DOUBT That Governmental
activity is always slow and delayed in
scientific research: besides, there is not
at Washington as yet profound interest
In the climatology of this coast
In view of the fact that the Wealth
er Bureau has made an investigation
which shows the possibility of the pre-
cipitation of the Pacific Coast being
dependent upon temperature conditions
In the Aleutian Islands; that it has Wig
orously prosecuted every line of in
quiry that promises beneficent results
to the Pacific Coast; and, further, that
several of its ablest scientific men are
now investigating this very problem
1T seems unfair that the Record
Union should charge the National
Weather Service with being slow in
the matter, or with lack of interest in
the climatology of the Pacific Coast
L beg to state that, instead of the
present Administration of the Depart
ment of Agriculture Weather Bureau
being slow to appreciate the needs or
the Pacific Coast, seven of the sixteen
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02

steels grsseted hips, = inch lace trimming al top
Gray black. $3.50
Heavy black Italian cloth corset, heavily
boned and medium length So.
One OF Our special black corsets is extra long
$ hooks and heavily boned Made with two
side stees and trimmed at top with lace and mar
row ribbon So.
Short cut black corsets, elastic hips, especially
suited for those with prominent hips ST.
High bust corsets, with straps shoulder,
closely boned and with hook steel. ST.
Abdominal corsets, lace over hips and fit the
form like an abdominal supporter Measure 10
inches in front closely boned and button at bot
tom sI.75. Extra large sizes, So and $2.25.
A stout womans corset, in black only. Heavy
s hook steels, and closely boned. This is heavy
corset and style often asked for, but rarely
found These we had made especially to or
der ST.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02
0Yoyal Worcester Corsets.
NM Quality, Comfort, Style.

Royal Worcester corsets are
too pleasantly known III this
community to need any intro
duction. We keep over forty
kinds, suited to various require
ments. Here are some OF the
styles:
Gray or black short corsets, 4
hook steels and 2 side steels.
Well boned in front and silk
stitched. Large sizes only at
Sc.
Medium length corset, A hook
nc II inch lace trimming at top.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02
MONDAY JANUARY 3D. OUR STORES REMAIN CLOSED
4 Happy New Year to All.
For the Party Dress.

In the Millinery Department will be found
straight and sweeping agrettes for the head dress
Handsome steel and Rhinestone ornaments
and buckles for the hair dress. 35c, 75c and 81
Artificial roses in natural coors.
Evening shades in taffeta and satin ribbons
Liberty Satin.
These handsome satins are great favortes
They come in white, turquois, cerise, cream, ETC.,
and are only S5c yard.
Over 80 shades in our Japanese silks at $50
yard.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02
Mems Sweaters Reduced.

Sailor collar sweaters for men, all wool and
navy blue color. Will keep the body warm and
comfortable during the chilly weather. They were
$3.50 each, reduced now to ST. so
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02
q R3iger Kid Shoes for
Misses and Children.

Tiger kid is a soft, pliable dull finished leather
suitable for Winter shoes. We have misses and
children's shoes made from it, lace style with
heavy soles, leather tips and spring heels Sizes 81
to II, SI.35; sizes III to 2, S1.75.
Another good kind of Winter shoes for young
people are those of seal goat, leather that is
little heavier than tiger KID has more oil i'll its
tanning and is better adapted to wet weather wear
Will not get hard and crack or hurt the feet. Sizes
8 to II, SI.35; III to 2, sI75.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02

Of the nearly 100000 inhabitants of
Berlin only II. 900 have an annual in
come of over $780,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-02
Full Dress Suits.

The full dress coats and vests
which we ordered from one of
the best tailoring firms in New
York City have just arrived
and are being unpacked. They
will be found Just the right
thing in cut and finish and the
price $3.50 for coat and vest.
Black dress trousers S. and
$o.75.
All Of these garments pressed
and altered if need be, SO as to
fit you perfectly.
The state herald., 1899-03-10

been piratcally sei2ed at theexpense OF
The iiie blood OF the owners or that Of
The cusiodiaDs. Spain had no more right
to sell the Philippine than bad England
20 sell the thirteen COLONIES during or az
tor the war Of The revolution. In case
OF such sale the Americans would have
.as justly resisted the encroacanlents Of
amy new 'yfant as the I'lipinos are nov
resisting the invading armies Of the u
nited States. Do we b se.our CLAIM up-
on the right of conquest? Wo have not
yes conquered the riphtiul ownsrs. We
have only driven out the former usurp-
ers aud and our invasion ia being resist
ed. Has our administration assumed
lhe role Of IN Alexander, n Cmsur or Il
NapHleau and stmtad out upon war OF
conquest, determined to aubiagate small
er and weaker peoples in order to civil
ize them according to ne American
STANDARD OF civilization aod teach the art
OF sell government by suhjugatiou and
aaurpmioa? Nsii may Col. Norton ex-
claim "Ihlak u' aaH3n alth milGon
tramps and twice that number cf pau
pera, tHlting % 'hunaully' md Chris.
tian aivlliaaol' 10 people whore q
'rhmpor p9uper is mob to be iound.
, iiHnka' naron vlth i@ ils flied
With crimiuals, It's asylams overA5wine
with lunnhus and imbccils, ieachinq 'hu-
ma1iF ne ciyiizgion so reoplos whore
such monslmsitics aro almost unknown
Think Of nstion with 100000 patrons
Try lhooQJl tisr pu,chIe bauses with
10000 'nme'a' ieachine morality 10 q
country whero such denominations nrs
not Known. Arc these islanders unai
Tor snlt9ayerEmrnt? Rave the people
: Of the tui'oi States yet demonstrated
that they nre it lea'hcrs oi tie sclenco ?
To cEianl the ho'pi1g hand 20 CABIN; lo
drive the Splpilh herds Of robbers from
Porto Firl and ths ph ip cs IS grand
and BOB. l'ms. hr al Iy raurso that cau
be pursued, which shall not lower tals
high FAadstd m 60 ID leland
ere: iou are lresi govern yol-sslrs3 ~
This d5ae "due and tnsiy notice" sbuula
be given tiat any Interference by ans
other nation. big or nttla, will be at their
peril and Tor which hey will be called
upon to render strict ucronu at the
mn2z'es o. the big guns OF Uncle Sam.
=. g. II. HAzFy
The state herald., 1899-03-10
HuruiF sails

Nouga ishrnuI rs,n that Us virtue OF wit
Hr llnl n.arHinn uH htinHhmnpt
iHs1ri nut OF ihn rIult. court Phillips Go
tulp u'd g. fHr ns .hanf dirroitd in favor
of fhr Cth.rr buI sirtle MsuuBcmnnr
hnl uru4H 4N Hr. trKHf1f tha sum q
1iHu HDsiHHhHgffalasr rsai whereby have
iHfoi Hpm lW ilaNus property puln
fuH lptrHur.5U una ihpIiih D
font htHrhui WrH hffauf rao huatpr
tu.Ha unr blacksmith nova uar bart-
HmW uH uue pHekaniib hal0fs u.r
uutitF d'anlHrtH via h.n.ttr 8uuFii aau
HuHiripr fnaIWri by 500 o. 900 hile.
n.ti ur rfT
lhe1ulu lrHrrH . neHpr upNrru3 Hiu
POI dHI'etfHH H MFrs Hl IH aHi
ihu dHf ui NaTH. uHs n9ni p.g s'ti OBJ 900
furtsi ssid aHHlai- slti oH sinfi. y
ibaI.HaY nfiiif IHfHs ihHanlr do.aat.
Ell f.ui rts's iof -ta nt rdhie hlruH at
HnU. .Hiai.. .I uIuaf satt DAY Hf fur
f4nt fHar rofibre ithaallin iioIrsaHta.g.
tl lIU'IsHaI Iud tii1faf inuWaIt
uAitd uia ID GaH ,f ifeh iHp1
HnWftii ahrn.
The state herald., 1899-03-10
IIITuis0ra.sur
uL.-nL.,-r.In

N"uceHhsrh, va iaai b. Virtue uf s,.ariai
ein,ntiea uf 1900 io0 'ifars isiurl ugt ~ tie
county eodh 81 tbHll puuntl. colorado, aal
10 tn' o. ra'ui a.lsiad Ia ip,urnt John O.
h'Ha r1i r.a.n d ILa iioin4u.tt FOR tla SUM
o' ,i.ipi r.at otalif. whereby I have levied
On nnd n'a o'n'H. 10 90 cell Ito ioliouiAs d..
rruil'd itoiHfl t-ail
hN pDIYfnrgdw
fo 1a'..i. aiiunnmu I,lali on atarlry .ha
Dot hag ni ApFil' pnpf thp alo,e described
pnniara iur sa.a pahiie nmt.an ai ta haur
ui1oripct D. 90 ui .s.l aai ai Vie frlni dout of
u'o rapri bol. Do iluliiAu. rolo., Ia tbs lishrlt
and h|at bidder thffufat.
laiantu,apAsl O.. lie islp
wrfl Hhrd
The state herald., 1899-03-10
Application for making final proofs
made free, by Clerk of District Court.
A GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY

q GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
fAWllERE for ''The Story OF the Phillippines''
by Murat Halstead, commissioned By the Coy.
ernmentas onicial Historian to the War Depart-
ment The book was written in army camps at
San Francisco, on the Pacific with General Mer-
ritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong,
in the American trenches at Mantle, in the insur.
gent camps with Aguinaldo, on tho deck OF the
Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar of battle at
ihe iail OF Manila. Bonanza for agents. Brim-
iul oil original pictures taken by government
photographers on the spot. Large book. Low
prices biGproiits. Freight paid. Credit given.
Dtop all trashy unofficial war books. Outfit
free. Address E. T. Barber. sec'y., Star Insur-
aneo Bldgn Chicago
The state herald., 1899-03-10
NEW COAL YARD.

Hard ami Hott coal Tor sale by jaime.
Young x O.. liynu need anything il
-ha iue give Eouua y Co, call Or
derz can be ioit nj c. NJ. Mowry's hard.
ware store or see Young on The transfer
wagon Iiyou have any Transferring to
any part OF tho city cali on James Youne
a Co. II sou want TO feed your team
where there is plenty Of hay nnd grain
put Up at the East Livery Barn. II you
want COED duwug team leave your or
dor al the Eas, Livery Barn.
J,mrs YuuHa * Sos
The state herald., 1899-03-10
TnnSs LEAVE As FoLLows:

No. i5i Aeon daily except Saturday'end Mon
day for Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all points
cast and wost l0:ia p m
No. l5j Tuesday only for Lincoln. Omaha,
Jhicago and all points enst and west li45p IN
No. i53 Aeon daily except sunday. Cheyenne
Wyo. ami intermediate stations 2;l5 II IN
All east bound accommodation trains connect
with a first class pUsseagar train at Curtis for
nll points cast and west.
shopping dining and reclining chair cnrstsaass
fs,o) or arough trains. Tickets sold aud bag
gtsa cl.Jokoi to any point in the United States
o. Canada.
For information timo tables, maps and tickets
coll m or write TO W. II. Johnston, Agent 10
yoke, Colo, or J. Francis. Gon'l Pass'r Ag't o
mnha, Neb.
The state herald., 1899-03-10

some fears from the results Of an attempt
ed Doodle campuign, We would still llques-
tlon voiy seriously the wisdom OF appeal
ng 10 the professional DeGverpoiticians
to protec; the voters OF this district a.
g"inst the evils of such campaign, FOR
the politics of Denver certainly has no
better reputation for freedom from cam
paign corruption Than the politics OF
our district, We fail to see any merit
whatever in the claims that Mr.. Foor
has advanced 10 bshall of tins measure.
The state herald., 1899-03-10

This Denver Republican, IN comment.
ing on the record OF Senator Wolcoti,
says:
Senator Wolcot. makes great profes.
sion OF devotion to the republican party,
but people do not have to have very long
memories to recall that he was not al
wuys so devoted
Whom Blame ran against Cleveland
MIR. Wocott voted for Cleveland, and
when Harrison ran in 1892 Mr.. Wocotl
opposed his election. In the hitter cam
paign he carried his opposition TO Presi.
dent Harrison SO far that he threw hii
influence for DAVIS H. Waite aud agalns;
Judge Helm, the republican candldntC
for governor. 1t wos largely through
his efforts that Waite was clio a.. and
the state has him to blame to that ex-
tent for the evils which the Wule ad-
ministratiun brought upon it,
The state herald., 1899-03-10
DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers,
The faI,oiss Hide pills.

The Penny Magazine, Now York, which
is tho lowest-priced magazine in Ameri-
ca GO cents year, and which is owned
by hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew, the emf
uent American orator, wants represent
q ivo in this vicinity. 1t is n good OPP
porEunlty for one of our ambitious young
men or Young women. Applications
should he addressed to the Subscription
Department, The Penny Magazine, Tenn
ple Court, New York City.
The state herald., 1899-03-10

w W!ANPED-sEYERAh TRUSTWORTHY
persons in this state TO manage our bust
ness In their own aud nearby counties. 1t is
mainly office work conducted at nome. Sala.
ry straight S9Ooa year and expenses -dcnlmte
bonafldo, no.moro, no less salary. Monthly
s'5. References. Enclose seif,addressed
stamped envelope. Herbert E. Hess, Prest.,
Dept. NJ. Chicago.
The state herald., 1899-03-10
FlnI 1ableauon r-1slI.a-so

HH' publication siisa-so
uilu f ruulIcnunn
United states Rand ulcet
STIRRING Colo ltp- IHl
Noucr H hereby eiyga hat thr fouoviBa
uaHai ariiief his alel Hau,a ~ hi. iH,n
Ian .' make 1l4i pr.a l support OF hia
.lNH aHl ihat -lid IIr no um be- made b.
ipr nrc c'rEoi chs county olurt of thiuins
r'nnif '9l'at naiyoi' uIipun Apr !, isg
nr;
phUatu rrRHrY
HlL Laafr u1a4 ID &c -5tpbar4t - q
p.U.
I"unm-stf lor n- witnesses 10 provo
h'' r 800. lonr rrsidc upou Bud cuiuyu.
tu. of ..Ii laIi va
fHr.l Han.tr IF ifuie6Lo lai.
q .HIu fsfu
HwfIW Wr.E.l
Lal U.it.n
ptfLrNiya ess.stFr.
The state herald., 1899-03-10

DoaT tobacco SPil AID ss,slu Ysar Iifs Away.
To qnl. tobacco easily and forever, be i1--
hcle iuil Of Life. nerve and vigor taEa Na.To.
aac' lll anrdcsworlscr, lat mullos weak nieu
strung. Al dfugriats, 'll or q. Cure Eunrau-
leea beoIlos and smpio free. Address
Sterling Hemedy Co, chicago or New Yoll.
The state herald., 1899-03-10

f-"iI'aefu l.. ..r.Uf b.. l.HlI.H.
Do AHH. lI.ft lrir.airf.a a..
0fa-H l..Hi #laaa. HH.f.a u.nr
mr IH iH. aa"HII s#. aIHI.. ID
.a1 ilaHs.-.. ra .r. ....G- rIIa a.r-a.1 d
lH 800 -'4a.a'U rIt. a.ar
M' 0'HaHt Ha'. aurfsal
....Ha -HdH..,f t.
aarHr.r .HiI. a.
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H. w a H
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@ IHTI tu..
. Hl er h..ss. DaH
G." ..alir. t.H.i.fl.r. q -'y., a..r Iaaaa
llra 'lI,t. tlIc..4.
The state herald., 1899-03-10
ncnntx Ia mood peer.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it, Clscarets Candy Cathar-
he clean your blood and keep il clean, by
.irring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
1uiiia, 1rum tine body. Begin to-day to
banisn nimrios, boils blotehes, bllcllhcads,
and that siclly bilious complexion by taliing
laHtlrets.- beauty for ten cents. All drug
gi-t3, sltia.al.ioa guaranteed, l0c, pc, zoe.
The state herald., 1899-03-10
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Notice lr inhlluuuea,
iarf puua 90 sfrffiur roill
aHr tI
huiirr DO hrrlF given ihat thn friinyinr
nlmri srIurfhrs blad natl-roflu flus.ut-1il8n
- rnt. nnai proof in aurf ri az hia riaira.
ahd That -1it pro r rNihr made tafalu tbe
i'f'ai'r or rsssrp nt .irrlug Folio ON
hpr lslHg.N
Water lirndfoui aHr uf tho h.ira of i.nma
il1ll iforla u
ild D Tor ihr o. v " iseegipaurnw
ilrunmra ihr following wiinrs.-s o. prove
hl' eaut'upnus rrIdrles unrn. ana cuiu,a
tHH oi, 900 iHrt. FiHf
Hurry Ninfrr ,f ualVst, 90.
George clover
J.hH U'rtrr
i.lmIn Poe ..
nc iLrAtso Epmsfrr
The state herald., 1899-03-10

NNTAtTEns A0ENrg ron "aI Ansfnsp
W liH iifn aud i'nbur .trtlrrr" hy thls
" iinHiiant nonirfful sinry af q giari
'us ,afrrr over TO lau'-, fHflant i,anrs
Nnauuuru. infr engraving, iuchrst. hsH =
rai and Dhlg endorsed "Ulndstnuc' book"
Published, only tit cemmlssiun. 10 per-
rnt tfrdit m,rn. rniHht payrd oniat
fes. To- y rii infh ahd uinar fs1 81 month
siih ihr only trno md nond "Oiadstan.
% ok' NdifUas ihr DuminIon rompant,
hpti a ssafa d. nfbnrn street. chicago
The state herald., 1899-03-10
DoTltt5 Wien llaz.I Saivs
eas-4 Pgss. Scales. BuTus.
I SLkED OFEtCU,
srlBLtNG. CoL8.,
ksD p,

uSLkSD Orgicr,
sr-l,ttNG, CoL3.,
bob y lt.I
Asuncicat contest agidlyiL having been flied
in ills Office b. William Il Money contestant
agiins T e entry No iI7Oa Dcnytc sorics made
Feb 1858 form e z see 70 tp 7uns2wby by Fred
eFica stucSbrsnr coutest1e in which It L alleged
thai Frederick slo1s1erser la, hair, or legal
rtDrrs-ntativcs wlolly failed q ring tile b6sbu
and 10 ycs5 from The date Of said entry TO re.
plaut oi c1ulg go b. fopl1utad ten arrcs or auy
other part o.! -aid tract in trees cuttings or troe
seais .u plnac Of those lurnerIy Planted and
which hid failed io grow and sid Fr,dcr.ck
stoaknorsr hH h'.ra or legal representative,
vholly iai'ri llEiuE slil 3 Iss gaad 10 y,ars Of
said aa,E} o. gsIt,THtp oF .llaa to hc cultivated
ans part oi tll Tract hlt allowed I OF sid tact
That haI lyei bla slJivaiaI lo GROW lp ta g,o...-
aaa become ioul aad undt for ,be erluih o.
timber or if.as tnl an o. slil failures conti1ns
tocz.st % iiiis uma mud ilals- usn a-c mo-
trees rrovinguh .il tact az this time and tiaso
has u1yrr ban
Said partc gr7 hrrrby notified ta gpnoar ro-
fpa1d ani oltr oV.lease tnlelins .1.d 4l-a.
sion gi DO o'clock "a m un iuIll 0, lsIl bsiira r j.
7ihtr county lulsa at ifayakf Clll aa4 tr.t
iil1l arsr.us aiil .r lr-I ne w 1sll-t ~ Oh
Arf.l p ls9 I..DtrI tlr r..f.ll.'s aal tr-lyrr az
ro ulIt-l siir| Liri OI iH 5..riiag U0!o
4hu r1sd ela.a'aat having .a % lsupe. uala-
t.t h.ol E.1 -t 800 cot 'aGl fie.s which SHOW
tIst 1lrr 14-ili-l-s fra.1HsI srr,.sa. 9f d.
notice rlr1a. d. made 8, .ah0rls ordered mH
li'si1a ll.. r4 Do aalse hr sFoa d., lua sad
ii'7 pi'ililu Dc tlUal7E } tsr
The state herald., 1899-03-10
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Notrai. g.suu tHsJ ay Virtue ~ aardl
eAo.ui'ga oH aaIasaUaat t.ucl u. ai
.f" g1aHt af. 90 ilA.t ,laHty ga.Hlld
20 Na q. s.rf.3 nae.le1 m ugar tN vs.
tan l'HHat rHI .I..Tsti.lH D Stiau
danIanu ial aa. s.al coy gia.l ml aosru
iHF ru.t
NHguH p mv0 lasloI upon tHe frI-
lowing d'au.l.i property ,1Nlt ono tlr-aA-
Hf n em"o power aHd uuarluebt-
l.tai.il t-lH auaaat anaiIun gairrlny
I, aaH ai.r DID uagr .ie .lllodt crib
e1 Ir Ir'r I.r arar..Ir s1sfar o. lle
"Nfw 'u'e..t Im ui l.If gfgat .hr front
20 ral .H. Halfl u.aar 'u Haru.r rai1. t5
t.uiaH,.i .ud t. hgi.r ilpfyur
na.,iil.al aa5 - .lar lap.
D.u. WIZ nr.l
The state herald., 1899-03-10

80 fute Constipation Turry yer.
Talc ca cgrcts Cuhlv Usthlrtie iUc or &c
Il! q. T. q. lli. 10 ,,ip. drJsaisis refund money