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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
FREE SCHOOL BOOKS,

Annapolis RepuncaH 81,
The efforts of the Relnpa
cans and their cold bloodfl a.
lies. the agents and atto'1e' h
Of corporations TO d''trae' lfe''
the credit which is due loli
Walter smith FOR giving ~
children Of the state free s''l'0'
books il 50 puerile thai =
ridiculous
But for John Walter sinl'n
,he children u the state woa
not to-day have free sen"
hooks and there is no dispu'ln.
The fact lie urged The paFsape
: of a bill TO provide free nook B
! created puplie sentiment 81
! and finally succeeds - gain.
. ~. uiscrors. il bavi2t
passed and become la
Among others Of his letraet
Il Mr. Roger M o9ll 4
y professed democrat Who s
ia a TRADE against y lhl
cratic ticket and til l moo
! ic party and. las IS ue lal y
\ traitors IN any "a iS j. M
: find nothing good II tied me
Il cratic party and ther.ier Y
a can not be fair and mani
: enough to give lohn WALTZ
Y smith any credit fer the pas'
ape of the Free School Loo
n .aw. because some 1odN IA
g conceived the idea of free book
s before John Walter smith e
came 1 legislator Mr Gull
g commonly credited With 4
Se ser, lng some measure of prall
s. FOR Ills efforts in behalf 81 hos
~ est elections Bli i We .te'
~ applv to Nr cuil, w tll
OF nlethod Of reasoning wils
fs Jahn Walter smith Il a ~
Sc eerned then Nj Gull eise' =.
as no credit what. yer and n
v miserable FRAN for afht y es
IS 81 lad II ,ghi AMI talE'
N bsnt hor st eles' ns lite
y Mr eil becane H. greiti in
Y ~ IS 8 daA
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas AZ session of The General
1 Assembly If MARYLAND begun and held
4 IN the citvu Annapolis in thu fifth dav
" January ses 4 Bin was passed pri.
j posing an Amendment t0 the Canstltu-
4 tiNn 81 The Srm hv adding a new sic-
tinn ~ Artieln Fnw thereof. te 81 known
as Ssetipn 81 A which saia Bin and
Amendment arr IN thu words following.
" Wit
CHNrIrR las
An net toamend the Constitution of
Maryland hy adding a nrw section To-
Article -Four
/ Section | lseit enacted hy tlie tiens
oral Assembly of Maryland. three tifths
If all the members Of both hansas enn.
enrring That the following sectian I'D
and the sameis herrhy proposed II an
amendment Is the Constitution of rfp
STATE II MARYLAND aud ii aaoutpa fV
/ legal ana qualified VOTERS thernaf al
hereinafter prpydel. ihe samc snail
stand rs an additional sectinn - Artielr
II said Constitutions ~ fnllow section.
s4 ana id ~ known as SECTION 8iA
3lA In addition to the snm uf Hyp
hundred dollars. whirh bv the pis 5aal
ling section tha Mavar and eifv t'anneil
ot Baltiinpr Is authorized ta pay b4saei
~ the Judges ~ tha Saurcnf lanefYaf
Baltin6n. city. the sad Mavst aud e5itv
Council ai HaliimMa il further anfhar
i2lsl u ray ~ ,ara II ssid Judges
.annnaiiy q snm net exceeding fiftaau
.hunGna llallars. provided that the sam,
arnlN pat fiitsrpf being ansr gianroa
Shall mt b. diminished iurns the essi
tinnanpp II saM mde in afifea
Secnen And ls i further enacted
.hv thu authority afaAgsmd that lhe Ha
foregoing Sertiun hernv proposed aSan
amendments TN CONSTITUTION shall l,e.
auth neNi gemrM 1sruan ID lN held Ia
this rtatN snhfHiftea tA fhe leags And
qualihsd yatef& rheaaai f6r tin#r iap.
tIan II l'lresltgi ii IRrsnano u the Ill
ngtnrs rWntained Mi Ar,ieh nf fhr
NNuststntNn q ilHs sfalrs and II thn
~aid general els stian In, .at, 50 said
proposed an, nsln2ef,. the Constitution
snail shall, rs lSi bH AallaEsaH VI oKT ,75v5rhct
tho VT, for and aEainst said pf9R9s''i
amendment Is fiifset ~ tise sAia
ftngteenth arissle Nj fh sfanstifNfah
4 Approved ApIli H So
%sas therefor |. Levd IsiwNds
,;,.,,ernSi sif ihs iStap a. u afA iansi -
pupsuanpe ai tltH assNAsinas 1 NsNilt'h
a,. ~ NYt5eli AS9xItss Il ~ chs atu
zion ss tAle starry @ hsr'hN nsi'f itns
dsis3t mint ii efpv 81 sAla lsail prAp iNE
/ said vsnstst tstntignas N1slen5'sfsFNt hH'l'N's
4 ltsl,,a ii Az iaa-t TIVE rs wSpaMsts ~ 'sN'A
l@untv. v9i,le 50 many pay hf I'aesash.
tS ana y,hefA ,is.t aaale 'fa8A Nte may
I ta ymlAistri tlitri n iha' laMslass' y
! ana Fl tbres. nyw pair~ ~ w .sAl ~
Z 7. t4a4iI 1.4H ~ q
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
"A GARD
Attention q the public Is called toths
Esre IDsurancs Agency
represented by me

The scottish Union & National Co is
- ~ the strongest Flre lnsnrAnce
.S1'.,.,,snies - IN the world and ! am
s..,hiSs1ei. As its Agent, % aen AND
Sss;,,er ..,;,,,., ,es oolicies. For the business,
- ~, .hss lsne that my friends throuehoot
- . e,,nntv have placed with me. wlsh
Ss-.,hr -. =, rstnfn my thanks and AZ the
-. .s..,.s ,sree. ask A continuAnce a their
...,. 7-..,.-. - ~ future. l may b tonnd
!, - & cs'Ice of thc. Equitable Bui,dAneS \
| ,oan Association. -.
VI. -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
Wheat Fertilizers.

We Know jst what kind of fertilizers are re
oured by different soils Thirty years experience
IN the use of phlsphates have taught Us this and
the farmers wlo patronize us shall have the bene
fit Of oue experience. Buy the right goods and the
result will satisfy you
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
Learn
0"o'"'a'N Good
anu Situation
Typewrltlng

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esNsn gSser Al fti pI M@ntN tAn ylNFs
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rass ses4rsy sn~ert yo4 s,hoc d
snt e5dsse 2. rs5r We ssshtt ~ pr psrt Z
FFr1cr rrsat nr~r tt4A af TN ete trpssas
rsent. Al sus' shst mary sy ava sfsn
sei,cs - n ttStntarcs ,ol orr Ni'n .*si
ysry 'rass soars
y HVnN KEEn
~ psriSssan I refer vcn a. q N,
i standing and 0nahfcstlcns tc sny bus
ness house in snow Hili q JudEe
Holland and Isovd, Sohool Exsminel
iSrran9hn the editors II the MESSENGEI
and others / give Nx tI1ai icsson
phsoi,.t<ls mr. arA v ID il MOI convenien
FOR yon ~ attend my school in SNOW
Hil I can teach ycn BY mail Il wools
+ oe pleased % correspond with anyone in
tenesfed Very truly.
II W. BOETN1HER.
Schooi of SHORTHAND A. Typevri6nR.
III SNOW Hnl. M
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04

'aliS sstinr Il 'iut fifuni W auf fInts.
hnt voes Is aur customers And
the cenfenietse q hnYing ,vrry apparel
need for ml md tpy the hesf shoes.
~ b'st hat underwent furnishings
suit~ and oNr@mfs without going a
strp anf 0 vala way is worth var fafe
timt and direct saving q YIN
There naetl'r git and eSeln
iys iuei and flys Stur IA Baltimore
There c.n bs te 10 star could s'll
urh < q lothing As w da. A any
Wh,re neat I'M ptires
It's tiltn forty wears to bring ON
sfNr 6 j. present perfection i'll take
ten oars nt least tW make any other
stai as prominent as enrs
eur rqliest en- . postal. 4 postal,
w rtng vnu d complete Illustrated
e,logu 81 yeivihiug W. sell, and
I atq paeas alsa SELF measurement blank
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
BONE AND TANKAGE

mix dto suit Four soil IS the best. We have al
readyladlare quantities mixed for different soils
Leaveyour Gders for WHEAT Fertilizers with
us antyon vii get the right goods at the right
price nd lgh results will follow We are also
agept6ers -htsville Lime the best to be had
HEARM POWELL, Snow Hill, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04

All kinds q JOB wctk doussas this
ofsee A reasonable pe5ces
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
'alti10ore Stores.
pchms Acme IaIl
The Mems and q 81 Store
UNDER oNt ROOF

Seyrn stores
innrln IS what
vnu find here
Seven stores.
encll with lis
eyl1en Sc nt
rent service
advprtisin G.
heat light
~ would
incur double
~
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
The Farmers Friend
MONARCH.

The above cut represents section of
the Monarch Wire fence and illustrates
its strength II will not only turn eat
tie. horses and hogs but lions. If neces-
sarv As agent for this fence machine
! offer u 70 the public as the best and
cheapest fence and machine on the mar
ket Wire cost only l3 cents rod and
,,,~ f8es..ar ~ .. s.,,t ~ ~
Newark, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04

Whereas at session of tho General
Assembly IF MARYLAND begun and held
in the city If annapolis an thu. fifth dav
NJ ianuafy saa. 4 Bin was passed prn.
posing an Amendment t0 the Constitu
tian q the Stair by adding n new So
tinn y Artieln Fnuq thereof ii b, known
as ssetipn 3 A which said Bin and
amendment arr IN the words following.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
GAR M Am,

Fnrlierthan Elhrrte stin ,anrh
4 good shipper cunsult nrr tnd
nod isi II pearh Trees feves
l.anfoif y vsrieties Aspsraerst
StraRh ~ Pfsnf4, Fium ard
Apule 1rers Seud fDr eAtAlngnr
HIRRisus'r NfHsKWEsi Hsrlls -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04

hood rms cure aver iils me noailrest.ts $50
ouiy eastartie % take rlsh H685 safsaFa. =,
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11
SuRGERY'Ss SEARCHLIGHT.

Electricity Lends q Helping Hand
Here and Elsewhere. ssz
A great deal OF interest has Of late
years been taken in medical and surgical
subjects BY laymen, and this is not sur
prising, since the advances and discov-
cries that have been made are such as to
command attention because of their new
city and startling character. Surgery, it
Is true, has always been more or less st
an exact science, and even in ancient
times very serious operations were sue
eessfully undertaken which are nova
days often considered modern. But in
the light of revelations regarding the
germ theory Of disease, antiseptic treat
ment of wounds, preservative surgery.
electricity in medicine, organic extracts
and their administration as remedies for
various diseases it is not straE re- that
people are constantly OH the watch for
some discovery even more brilliant and
startling than anything that has hitherto
been proclaimed. -. ---.-i.
Wonderful are the strides which have
been made BY the application of electrici-
ty in surgery and medicine. The electric
motor turns the drill Of the dentist, bores
out all the noses of mankind in the hands
OF the rhinologist and may yet run the
saw and the trephine Of the surgeon.
The electric light is made to illuminate
all the cavities and interiors of the hn-
man body, so that ''the pestilence that
walketn in darkness in the black recess
OF the viscera is sought out and driven
away by the electric searchlight.
1T is nothing now to put an endoscoDe
into the stomach and scrutifize it's walls
from one end to the other and in a dark
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11

nom ne q & vsTy w lie Sc 8 tss q l az.
fermfned the luuninatio of tie
bdoninal wallis when 4 light rs turneil
on inside eaof that Yiscus. The use of the
rays has brought about even more
marvellous results In the xploration 81
the human body. It .is an are sof won
ders. {shicaeo Tribune
The waits sIKinw 49, s-s
- z>I' raw Johann Strauss, the dead waits
king, s. Boston il 1871 at the Worlds
Peace jubilee :. said q Cleveland profes-
sstonal man. He was Us little .chumping
chack Of O fellow, as a German citizen
remarked to me at the time, and the only
mark OF genius that I could discern
about him aside from his hair was the
impression that he twas full %of waltz
rhythm to his very finger tips.
He led his own waltzes as IL he ador-
ed them You don't get the same idea
from Sousa's rather stereotyped march
leading, but Strauss thrilled and trem-
bled and swayed and bobbed like man
bitten by waltz tarantula. He had a
violin IN bis left hand, and he used both
fiddle and bow as batons. Then he'd
clap the violin to his chin and saw away
for dear life. How he did bring out the
rhythm Of the Beautiful Blue Danube
and Wine, Wife and Songv It seems to
me that we don't hear any real waltz
playing now. And the king is dead
Cleveland Plain Dealer. -. sS,--i + D.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11

The erection OF a mUnument to the
memory of Heinrich Heine in New
York probably shows, as Mr.. Guggen.
.heimer said it did. how cosmopolitan
that city is. But it may very well De
questioned il Heinrich Heine, who was
an eccentric genius, appeals. largely to
that American sentiment which is the
resultant Of SO many nationalities.
Heine is a fine example of the French
spirit grated uDon the, German stock.
College Coaches.
The great majority Of college men are
mentally superior to the coach and at the
same time acquire the sort of knowledge
that is supposed to be peculiar to him
only. The conclusion Of the college men
Is that they can do both sorts Of work as
well as he, and they have begun to do It
with success.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11

= ~ -..~ d *
the drapery is Slight, and the folds are
long and flowing in the classical style, all
bunchiness being avoided. t a.: r.. :.
A great many buckles, pins and Jewels
Of all sorts are used in the draperies Of
corsages and in decorative bows and ro-
settes ss2SS RI Il :I.s:as s,=
Chemisettes Of white or cream lace.
7 over blue, pink or rose silk have the mar
yowest of ribbons, tinted to match, run
through the interstices IS Of the lace to-
form stripes. stt:9 s,ss, tss&s.
a new idea is to have the lower edge
OF the chemisette extend below the belt
+ 70 square tabs, forming sort Of basque.
0 The belt most in favor at present is5 a
/ band Of grosgrain ribbon Of color
matching the chemisette, fastened ;by q
jeweled Or metal buckle. SHs3
The tea gown illustrated s2of mauye
crepon. It falls straight ii large, tlats
plaits from beneath a short bolero az
\ guipure, which is pointed at the back
Around the foot is q band xof guipure,, the
collar is Of guipure, and the large, open
sleeves are finished with 1 4 frill of guii-
I pure. The ten gown fastens at5 the top
B Under. large bow OF Smauve satin, with
I buckle, below w hich &c "Opens over d
/ straight front ofs accordion plated cream
q sura % JUDIc CHoLLET.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11

are worn with white or colored skirts and
with or without holero. They are not
to be adopted by stout women, however,
ls they increase the apparent size of the
figure great deal. ..
Bodices of tinted or figured lawn and
nainsook often have a yoke and some
times sleeves of open white fabric, either
embroidered or cut by bands of insertion.
These yokes and sleeves are unlined,
showing the arms and neck beneath, and
are therefore not worn for the street by
refined women. They are intended for
house use and look out of place else
where.
The cut shows costume of pearl gray
yelling. The skirt has three horizontal
bands of guipure of graduated widths.
The bodice is gathered at the waist in
front, opening over plastron of guipure.
The collar and revers of white moire are
bordered with band of guipure, and
small crystal buttons decorate the fronts.
The sleeves are plain, save for a guipure
band at the wrists, and the belt is of
white moire, the plated collar being of
vei!in:,. The hat of pearl gray straw is
trimmed with pink azaleas and their foil.
age. JUDO CHOLLET.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11

IS widespr desire to Sc st,c al ii
succeeded is turning Il, 5 d &, Iasip
doc genius, one R..isl I riss, "a. 81 lll:1st
life and skyings lava been 4 Il, S. ated
|sby Max Muller. We snail nov te DEL
uged with the smart things supposed
to have been stored up il the Hinalayas
for the last ~ 600 years and now Just
put on tap Whether this philosophy
and wisdom are qlite up to the levelof
Uncle Rastus or Petroleum v. Nasby is
not at all the question with public
famishing for the occult It will have
to be conceded that Petroleum Y. Nasby
lacked atmosphere. At his very best he
could not become esoteric and foggy.
Ramakrishna does at times remind us
more Of Eli Perkins than Of Emerson
For example, in a moment Of inepira
tion he says. Common folk talk bags
ful Of religion, but do not act a grain
OF it, Possibly it required centuries Of
nmbilical contemplation to evolve such
chunk of transcendentalism as that.
"Ihe Lord can pass an elephant through
the eye of needle He can do what
ever he likes God tells tie thief to
go out and steal and at the same time
warns the householder against the
thief. " It may occur to some people in
the west that it is Il great waste of the
centuries to put them to any such use
as this If one mnst have wisdom. why
not get it fresh from the dairy. instead
of buying it condensed in these old
cans? "a woman" says Ramakrishna,
''likes to be astonished. Therefore be
true to her. That is East Indian.
"When woman is old and bilious,
says the Atchison Globe. .''she becomes
poetical and explains her CONDITION by
saying she is fading away" But tho
Atchison Globe is not esoteric Rama,
:krishna will be the delight of many
fair intellectuais this summer on hotel
verandas and in occult halnmocks. But
where will he be next sumner?
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11

a@There are 1000 acres ofN. T..
lands still left in the town of Belle
Prairie in spite of the fact that this
Is one OF the moet tbickly settled
townships in the county. H. Lam
dahl is agent for the N. Z. Railroad
20. lands, and the farmers of Belle
Prairie ought to go into his Office
and look at the price of these lands.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11
FASHION HINTS.

Dainty Gowns and Accessories For
Summer Wear.
Among the most charming of summer
gowns are those of the Trianon order
striped or Powered, recalling Sevres
shepherdesses and all sorts of dainty
china things. Far from being expansive,
however, all gowns are clinging and are
nodded to the figure so that. they envel-
op it as an umbrella case envelops an
umbrella. Where draped TUNES are used
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11
lREL AN 8, lRELkNp

Down thy Valley, ireland, Irelxa
Down thy valleys green and ID,
1tillI thy spirit wanders waiiing.
Wanders wailing, wande mad.
8 Long aso that anguish took thes, sa
Ireland, Ireland, green and fair;
Spoilers strong in darkness took thee,
Broke thy heart and left thee there. 5fsS5
j Down thy valleys, Ireland. Ireland.
Still thy spirit wanders mad !:
# AL too late they love thar wronged thee,
E.S Ireland, Ireland, green and sad.
Henry Newbolt in Saturday RevisV.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11

The Little Falls Business college
offers unequalled facilities in book.
keep1ng and shorthand. Oursystem
OF bookkeeping is the most practical
md comprehensive in the Northw {,
earring none. 1t will cost j,
iothing t'' examine it. Day II
e e7ening sessions.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11
.Threshino.

I have secured a brand new separ-
ator and will be prepared to do work
IN a frst-class name. as soon as
the season opens. b i:
: TEoF1L Ruiz, Flensburg.t
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11
HeHunts For &.

sS Man born Of woman is Of few days and
AfaiI Iof tronbl hat fewsday the trou.;
Sble.ls outof wand d pnt sun4
&easily hunting ndianap 30 lis Journal.s
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11
DeWaydid 1t, and we're 60
Ing Is do it TO. Street fair
Sept. l4th, ltt th. and 18th

Every entertainment is free
and open to everyone and
large premiums and prizes
on all exhibits at the Street
Fair Sept 18th 10Th and 18th.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11
z5 5FASHIo n NOTES. NE:
Pretty Blouses and Bodicessof Trans..

.kkSIey9 D1UMlE0UWIC@D901sIk1
sia5 = parent GO0dA.
ss The disappearance Of the blouse. has
freappears ia new and att tractive varieties.
This summer the finest white wash Fab
rics are employed, incrusted with lace
and embroidery puffed; tucked, hem.
stitched and Ella aborated with all sorts OF
fine needlework. These delicate blousoa
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-11

The business men and cit
.lzens = Of Little Falls have.
provided for your entertain
ment Sept. 18th 18th and
l6th., =.'= T. :. I'll, VI .@.....-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
NOTICE FOR pUBLIcATJoy-rINpr
s IN 81

NoTlCE FOR PUBLICATION-TIMB
J.rd i nas.. ACT June 3. lS7s-United States
Lanu ONCE, Occur d'Alene, Idaho Scniemhsr
ancs S vi, S1, IL, is hereby given that in compi-
OF June 3 lSs. entitled IAN act for the sale NJ
, a.m,osr lands In the States OF California. orc
gon. Nevada. and Washington Territory" "a
e s TO al the Public Land States by act
., august j. l>'f, James NJ. Yarber Of Nedi-
mont. County OF kootenai. state or ldahn
ss iSs dsNy 4 ,o in this office his
Il Ne IL. and lots / and :. OF SECTION NJ ny
IN an nddw M;s, iI, No 80 n. Range No W.. Il
nhngh, Is more valuable for its timber or stonc
, ,;ai, tos agricultural purposes and 10 estIi
lisn ms claim tn said land before the Res;ste,
I IT., heeeirer Of this Office at Occur d. Hiena
1890 ' ""s vi December.
,,,hr Names names as witnesses: Robert Stewart.
harn,s. al 81 Medimont. Idaho. >''''s'
,, Any ana All PERSONS claiming adversely tho
.nNe-descrihed lands are r,uuesred ~ III.
ON Gay or December. lss9 sal"
sax1 d. IL. BUDLONG,
- Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
O1--D@

NOTICE FOR PUBLfCATION-TIMB
Land. Act June g. ls7s-United States Land
Office. Occur d'Alenc, Idaho October, IL, 1899
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions OF the act 81 Congress OF
June q. 1873. entitled IAN act for tho sale OF
timber lands In the states Of California. Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory" M
extended 10 all the Public Land States 6y act
" August l. iS:s::, Joe! q. Roberts. OF Occur d.
Airnc. County Of Kootcnai, State OF Idaho
has this day filed In this Office his sworn state:
SECTION NO. 10. in township No. 81 n. Range
No W, =. n. and win offer proof to. show
timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses. and 10 establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver Of this Of
Nee "a Occur IA enc, Idaho. ON Friday. the
9Th day Of january. 1900.
ito names as witnesses: Erden j. Miller. OF
Occur dAlene. Idaho; Nathan BOnett. Will
lam McWillinns. and Edward Cops, OF Lem
landing, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
nbove-t escribed lands are requested 10 flic
their claims In this Office ON or before said
5th day Of January, 1900
ID. H. BUDLONG,
o.: DEB Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-TIMB
~ Land. Act June & 1S7a-rnitad States

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-TIMB
~ Land. Act June 3. 1s78-United States
Land Office. Occur d'Alene, Idaho, October
10. 1900. Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions Of the act of Con-
gress of June 3 1873, entitled AN act for the
sale of timber lands In the States of Califor-
MIA, mia; Oregon Z, Nevada, and Washington Terri;
states States, by act Of August 4. 1892, Chester B.
Wilson. OF Occur d lene. County of kOotenai
State OF Idaho. has this day fled In this office
his sworn statement NO. 81. for the purchase
of the NWA of Section NO. 12. In Township NO.
SIS N: Range NO. S W., B. NJ, and will ofrer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purposes. and to establish his claim
TO said land before the Register and Receiver
OF this Office at Occur d'Alene. Idaho, on
Wednesday. the 9th day of December, 1879.
He names as witnesses: Jefferson Davis
Ernest r. Reinhart. George w. Pearson, and
Dott X. Adams all Of Kathdrum, Idaho
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
abOve-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office on or before said
9th day Of December. 1899.
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