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MUST GO TO THE JURY.
Motion To Discharge Dr. Adams Is
Oyerrpied-Ead of the Trial
Not In sight.

The Adams trial moved very slowly yes
'erday. During the morning two wit
uesses were examined and the afternoon
was spent IN arguing a motion for q s.
missai that was preeented ny the de-
frnse This motion was denied. and court
adjourned until Monday AFTERNOON.
The witnesses who is lhad yesterd 49,
were 4. u. Coulter and William Pigott
MIR Coulter was sent 20 Alaska hy Dr
Jordan the prosecuting wiiress tn this
case, to examine cerfa n mining pr0-er- iss
held ty the Care Nome Ira Ing Company.
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Defendant win. Damage Case.

The jury In John Harris damage suit
n gainst Solomon Coleman Yesterday re-
turned a verdict for the defendant Har..
ris sued for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries alleged to have been sustained
by him during a fight with the defendant.
who threw him out of saloon In this
city. The case was tried Friday. and 'he
fury Instructed to return n sealed verdict,
which was read Yesterday morning.
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Committed TO Stei1acoOm.

Jonas Olson. a Scandinavian resident of
this city. has been committed to Stella
COON on complaint of John Olson. From
the examination II appears that the pa
tent has shown signs OF dementia for
some weeks and while not violent seems
to be growing steadily worse. For these
reasons IL was thought best to place him
where he could have competent care and
attention.
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south Portland 4. Libei.d.

Henry Jacobson yesterday smmenced
an action against the steamship South
Portland 70 collect sl00o damages legged
10 he due for personal injuries sustained
while working On the chip Jacobsou
alleg that he fell Trough A. o~en hafch-
way and received severe bruises.
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Miss selma Ostad, a young Swedish
girl Of Minneapolis. recently jumped Oh
n Northern Pacific bridge near the city
and was killed She had been converted
10 Spirgtualism. and according to reports
was DESTROYS Of meeting her friends N
the other world.
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The Norwegian-D Danish church OF this
CITY gave fine Thanksgiving social
Thursday evening a splendid programme
was rendered consisting of music and
recitatlons. after which refreshments
were served,
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H ~ p anne is b
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in progress m OF the h
1.-THE entire of tn bloc to Pos street hay the frontage a OF the avenue be
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o he n
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F nd r are ne %
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John Brynteson arrived on the Senator
fror- Nome, en- route for his home in San
Francisco.
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A. Nelson. father OF Nils Anderson, who
some years ago was connected with Yes
Nelson was veteran teacher IN the pub
lie schools OF Skone.
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An the scandinavian churches of this
CITY have come together for missionary
work They meet every sunday after
noon In the Waysiie mission nail,
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Congressman Hancen, OF Iowa. was re-
elected with n plurality of l0.399. He IL
n Norwegian-American by birth. and
Republican.
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Bergen. Norway. is following the ex-
ample OF some OF the American cities ~
other necessities viii be furnished by the
city.
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disappeared II Is said that considerable
excitement prevails In the city, as he
was a man of good repute.
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The Baptlsts are causing a stir in Den
mark The other DAY two young ladies
were converted and baptized. which ex-
cited some talk In the Lutheran circles.
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Andrew Thompson. OF this city, was Il
Poulsbo on business the first part of tn
week.
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Alfred SnneStrom ana family, % Fargo,
n H.. arrived In Seattle, Friday tie Is
a harness maker by trade, and Will To-
cate In this city
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Monthei Hhug. farmer % Hedemarken,
Norway, IL proving 70 he one 81 the most
eloquent members OF the national s,orth-
Ing Thls is his hrst term.
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s. Samson. weli-known business man
of Tacoma and wif we're In Seattle.
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
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Tom FoIden and Miss NenJe. OF stan
wood, who were married the other day,
passed their honeymoon In this city.
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TAKE the fast and commodious 3 q
sehome for Port Townsend and Victoria,
leaving Yesler wharf tomorrow at 8 a m
Fare 50 ceuis.
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Misses Louise. Ulisika and Hannah An
derson OF Manzaneta, were In the queen
city calling on friends the nrst part OF
the week.
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Tonnes Torgersen Hougeland. of Hlt-
terne. Norway, who died September %.
was Norway's oldest man. He was los
years,
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~ e'Ge'&e'&HE-Hke&e&-eiGe&e
I SCANDINAVIAN NEWS. !

Z SCANDINAVIAN NEWS. I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Loe. teacher Of music at the Park
land university. is visiting with her
brother, DIR. a. o. Loe, OF this city
Elias H. stenwik, young orator Of
Harmony, Mimi. Is In ST. Louis prepar-
ing lecture tour.
Mrs. Bic Rayndal wife Of the American
consul at Beiruth, Syria, Is visiting with
friends in this country. Mr.. R ;Sa
received his appointment through the IN
fiuence of Senator Nelson.
samhoid says "A man g !. years ar ~ o IL
North LANDS church, Norway
HEM Is the name OF new book /
written by the Norwegian author, Thomas
i. Krag.
Misses Louise. UllsIka and Hannah An
derson OF Manzaneta, were in the Queen
city calling on friends the irst part OF
the week.
Tom FoIden and Miss venje. Of stan
wood. who were married the other day,
passed their honeymoon In this city
Bergen. Norway. is following the ex-
annie Oh some OF the American cities in
regard to school supplies. Books and
other necessities viii be furnished by the
city.
The BaptIsts are causing a stir in Den
mark The other day two young ladies
were converted and baptized which ex-
cited some talk In the Lutheran circles
some years ago was connected with Yes
ira Pasten. died recently In Sweden Mr.
Nelson was veteran teacher In the pub
lie schools of Skone
s. Samson a wel-known business man
OF Tacoma. and wifi we're In Seattle.
Tonnes Torgersen Hougeland OF Ht-
teroe.. Norway, who died September q,
years.
County Treasurer w Nordheim and G.
posten. OF DEBORAH Ia. are nj Los An
geIes. Cal. whore they wiIl spend the
winter In hopes Of Improving their health
telegram has been received from
Phoenix. Ariz., announcing the death ~
Ole Finnov OF this city. Ole Finnoy was
born IN Norway had been a resident of
Seattle fer ten wears and q prominent
a mechanic by trade and last summer
grew from bad 10 worse Nearly two
months ago he returned to Seattle. very
III and following tho advice Of a Seattle
r PHYSICIAN ne went 10 ArlZOra.
Olaf Thoresen. OF La Crosse, is on the
Coast. and NAV locate In Everett
John gtvcsfnd well known IN the state
OF Iowa, has left for Norway. where lie
intends to spend the winter
Congressman Dahle. Of Wisconsin has
been iaborine on CIRCUITS proposition. and
will take the stand against oleomargarine.
-~
hn f0II n meYiClnI
have been elected to the legislature Of
North Dakota. SENATE q G. J,ofthus A.
siae.ter + sweuson. q Y Hegee and
s. a' s:$:i::a. 5.s i$$..;s y;
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You
Have
Money

You can afford to invest
In lots on Eighteenth and
Nineteenth avenues at 500.
GOOD RESIDENCE GROUND
near the business center is
scarce.
1t is selfevident that if
Seattle grows such ground
will increase in value.
Seattle is ND to
Gro w, THEREFORE buy
now.
We can sell at one-third
cash. balance on time at s.
per cent.
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CONSULT FiorSnce Marvin. Seattls's
prophecies, Hotel Victoria.
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HEN Is the name of a new book
written by the Norwegian author, Thomas
+. Krag.
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uenmark's ex-SsCFetary OF war. Gen
pahmon. Is iu.al~snt Ills indebtedness
h saIa to exceed 7oooo crowns HIS ane
farm has keen soid
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County Treasurer w Nordheim and C.
8. Gte!lum former editor Of DEBORAH
posten OF DEBORAH. Ia are Mt Los An
geIes, Cal where they wiIl spend the
winter In hopes Of improving their health.
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Too sv.e8cs - Colorado have crE1niEed
a lesgUc o. Ne NpcWu az The Colorado
Sw,s fish geruNH-a0 League The object
~ tne equalization il purely politics
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Mrs Bic Rayndal. wife Of the American
consul at Beiruth Syria, Is visiting with
friends in this country. Mr.. Ravndal
received his appointment through the in
fiuence of Senator Nelson.
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samhoid says; "A man 50 years old
was recently married to woman OF 30 In
North Lands church, Norway
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Miss Loe. teacher Of music at the Park
land university IS visiting with her
brother, DR.. A. o. Loe. OF this city.
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Elias II. stenwik, a young orator of
Harmony, Mimi. Is in st. Louis prepar-
ing a lecture tour.
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telegram has been received from
Phoenix. Arfz, announcing the death ~
Ole Finn6v, OF this city. Ole Tinnoy was
born IN Norway had been resident OF
Seattle fer ten wears and n prominent
young man IN different societies. lie was
a mechanic by trade, and last summer
went 70 Douglas Alaska. where his health
grew frcm bad 10 worse. Nearly two
months ago he returned to Seattle. very
H. and following tho advice of a Seattle
physician he went to Arizona
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August HYuhstk. well-knewn Seattle
fnna. has left for sweden. whore he VIII
spend the winter with relatives He In
tends 10 return next kpriHs.
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Congressman Dahle. 81 Wisconsin. has
been iaborinR on CIRCUITS proposition. and
will take the stand against oleomargarine
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D~. t. Qusyu ~ Tacoma Is preparing
20 take a trip 20 Europe. where he will
remain a wear UT two, taking 4 special
course an medicine.
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q Lind. farwnr efisor ~ VextrA
passcn has beoa To- Tacoma The last few
DAYS on business
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TIE Baltic tns o,tess scarfinavisu So
ciaty ia S~atkle az NotnteA a Cnnr feitias q
three a. SO last rn.stinx 90 arrange Tor a
grand Christmas sccta'
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'.Bonden,. yeonan) Is the title Of a
new collection ~ Scandinavian poems by
Rev. Anders fIovden.
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disappeared. II Is said that considerable
excitement prevails In the city. as he
was a man of good repute.
Congressman Hancen. OF Iowa, was re-
elected with n plurality of l0399. He IL
a Norwegian-American by birth, ana
Republican.
Andrew Thompson. OF this city. was in
Poulsbo on business the first part OF the
week
John Rrynteson arrived on the Senator
fror- Nome, en- route for his home in San
Francisco.
The Norwegian Danish church OF this
city gave fine Thanksgiving social
THURSDAY evening splendid programme ne
recitatlons. after which refreshments
were served.
Miss selma ostad. young Swedish
girl Of Minneapolis recently jumped Oh
n Northern Pacific bridge near the city
and was killed. She had been converted
10 spiritualsm. and according to reports
was DESTROYS Of meeting her friends m
the other world.
All the scandinavian churches ~ this
CITY have come together for missionary
work They meet every sunday after
noon in the wRysiie mission hall
AIRED suns~trom and family OF Fargo.
y H.. arrived In Seattle, Friday tie Is
a harness. maker by trade. and will To-
cate IN this city.
Monthei Hhug. = farmer o. Hedemarken,
NORWAY. IL proving 70 he one of tho most
eloquent members OF the national siorth-
ms, Tais is his hfst term.
penmarks ex-ssCre,ary OF var. Gen.
Harmon IS in.aiNsnt TITS Indebtedness
Is saia to exceed 7o.ooo crowns. Hts ane
farm has been soid
AUGUST hrohetk. well-knewn Seattle
maa. has EFF for sweden, where he VIII
spend the winter with relatives lie IN
trndl 10 return next sprinE.
1he festival In the swedish Baptist
chureh. Thursday evening proved q great
auertas both from a social and peeHniarN
noiHt A collection ~ $40 war raised for
the PAYMENT % church debt, and Miss
N.da MnEpls9n. the baptist missionary i,
sold watch aGd chain,
Prof Anireas Chr Petersen. Of Ros-
kil1e Denmark, Is dead. Hs wsS g wears
Old ard rAuk-d Ancag the most noted
men o. tho ccuntry.
A s'rriur choir has bean ersania-d ~
Prof Nor1strom In she Swedish Cub 81
RMS c.ty
The Baltic ths oitess scar1inavlsn -.
ciety ia seattle, rsointed a capfelttes Of
.
gfauG Christmas scciaf
y q Lind. farwet eelsnr ~ vextra
rastcn hns been To- Tacoma The last Few
days on business
a. y larson. o. NlFtegia. n. G.. vas %
tha eNv whureAsF Ntr t.a~~Su has ae
ciHsA tc H,&caae ~ Ast b.te~awss or tn
Rrfftsn elise xna make f}s hur~e 20 WeFh
ingtau We wAy hag = farm some plac.
on tho Sound,
Tnr svs8cs - Colorado have crEaniEe.
a lesguo o. 30 EucWn az the ColHrsd.
Sw.s ftsh geruN't-s0 league, The ehiec
4 81 tnn arEaulz8t'on ia purely positicaA
Mr. John A swta cntertairei a nam
trr af r~leufs az hsF heu2s ta' tenQr'
/ street Awnre thoee present were F. \
J sr,te,re NJ ava N-e Hailer Mr. an.
+ Mrs Nlrasirom and Miss ESman
3 p~ t. Qusyu ~ Tacoma Is preaarin.
4 ta take A trim to Europe where he wi
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John A. johnson of the fiAn ~ FuhetS
n Johnson Machine Company. al Madison
Wis. has donated 10000 TO Dane county
board OF supervisors for the erection OF
home for old people.
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COIN
on.

We had q nice little shower Of rain
and hail down this way Friday.
We are going to have wedding
down this way before long.
Tillie Ba'cmao and martha Coshow
were guests Of Joe Whitaker aud family
Thursday.
Alice murray called a, Coin Thursday
The people are all making good head
way in farming down this way.
Many wild rlums we're destroyed by
the hail storm Friday.
Tell tho Tramp that We do not raise
feed TO sell We raise il to feed our own
stock, but if the Tramp is going TO feed
sorghum VIC would like To be Invited
over with our skinping knives.
There arc lots Of young calves on the
range.
A & and Tom Roberts were farming
on Lou Roberts place last week.
JUMBo JR.
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I'irpt publisliU
NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that In pursuance
Of mn order Of the probate court Of the cuun>
" of Beaver and territory Of Ok lnhuua.
made an the llih day OF May A b 1000, ~
the matter OF the estate OF Gcorge Scrninge,
the undersigned IN administrator of saii de-
ceased viii sell NJ private sale to the highest
bidder for cash subject 10 confirmation by
tho probate court, on or amer the lst day Of
June a. u, 1900, n, his residence IN Goshen
Indiana, all the right, title, Interest aud ~.
tate of the said George scrRnaee NJ the time
OF his dez,h aud all the right. title and In.
terrst that the said estate has by operation
OF Law or Otherwise acquired 10 aud 10 all
the certain lots, pieces or parcels OF land
situate. lying being In the county Of Beaver
and the territory OF OKLAHOMA bounded and
described ~ follows AMI upon the following
terms and conditions towili
The b ! of the Sw | Of See. ~. Twp. 4,
Il. -, Il. q. NJ. aud also the follow ing de
scribeJ town lots VI the town of south Bea.
YER In said county and territory lots ] to 20
Ia block !, lots ! TO \ aud 10 To "a block =,
lots I, . and II to 81 block q, lots I TO 3,
u TO y, Il TO IL and ~ to - block 1, lots !
to IL block 8, lots = to and . to ~ block
u, lots to5, Z to 80 block Z, lots . to ~
block \, lots TO II, ~ and =? 10 81 block
10, lots TO l2 block I lots ! TO ., Z and o
to - block IL, lots ] 10 - block rs, lots |
TO II aud II 10 20 block H., lots | TO II
block u, lots ! 10 o and \ To ~ block H.
lots TO ~ block IL, lots TO I and y 10 81
block lS, lots | to 9 and to - block 10.
lots 10 II and III TO 20 block 20.
Aud that said sale will he maie for cash
on the l"t day Of June. A. d. 1900, or with /.
A. i Al.
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CLINE
JUMBO JR.

Goodbye l.iilic and Bernie. AZ |
sit writing ] see the carringe passing
that 10 taking then, to EnglswoOd,
where they will take the train for the
east. Nay you have q pleasant visit
aud safely return to your many friends.
Nlc-dames McGovern aud Mutt went
TO Englcwood Wednesday On shopping
tour.
Flo.sic Gabbcrt went 10 Wichita to-
day to visit with relatives md friends.
Charley Lancaster and brother left
for Great Bend, KansAs, to get ready
Tor harvest. Their brother Luther will
follow 10 Two weeks. Alter harvest il
over they will run y thrasbing machine.
M,sdsmcs Mcpherson aud daughter
aud Balls, Of Eoglewood are visiting
Mesdams Gabbert and Ovcr this week. d.
A Mr.. Shcllcnborger aud four sons Of
Iowa have taken claims seven miles cust
of cline. There has been fourteen
claims taken 10 that vicinity iu tho last
three weeks.
Married-At tho home of the bride
I a..
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4 toning Event.

The coming event at ROoscvalt's s
Rough l,idcis, which will be held in
Oklahoma City. July, ia. il attract
inr attention from the press aud pubs
lie throughout the entire country.
Oklahoma City Is preparing to Guido
herself IN entertaining th. gallant
regiment, its distinguished leader, and
the many thousands VI visitors who
will flock To III" city during the four
days. Morning, afternoon and eve
ming Of each day there will be free
entertainments Of u widely diversified
character u"d.r the auspices of the
rrunion association and Oklahoma
Ci'y guarantees every visitor his
money. worth with inte'es, every day
"f the reunion.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.. 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.

Boys il is agaius, the law TO carry
concealed weapons. There is no call III
this ncighborhood Tor .uch. A word to
the wise is suihcicut.
Wm. Gabber, and family, John
NJ, Govern aud family aud Capt. Mott
aud family took dinner Sunday With Mr
Money.
Capt. Mott's stable fell IN and one
of the walls fell on calf but by qnick
work they got it out all right. Mrs.
Mott not ten minutes before was 10 the
stable aud had taken out her old turkey
with eleven young ones. 1t was Ger
,aiuly close call.
UNcLE HENRY.
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Territory Of Oklahoma !
County Of beaver

Territory Of Oklahoma I
County Of beaver. lu Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas l..
Brnidwood, deceased.
Thomas J.. iiraidwosd having On the 9th
lay Of May 1900, hled in this court AN in-
.'rnmeni In writing purporiing 10 he tho
last will aud testament Of Thomas l.. braid.
wood, deceased, with . petition that the
same bs admitted TO probate A. and for the
last will and testament Of Thomas l.. Braid
wosd, deceased. and that letters tssta,nsn-
tary be issued 10 him. II IL hereby orJs red
that on The I'd day Of July at 10 o'clock Q. n
OF said day VI the court room Of the court
house at Beaver In said county Of Beaver
the said day being the regular term Of the
probate court DO and the same srs hereby
appointed the time and place Tor provins
said Will and hearing the petition OF said
Thomas p. BrAidwood. Any person Inter
ssied may then and there appear and cons
test the said will and die objections, in writ.
Ing TO the granting Of letters testanieu,svy
N prayed for by said petition.
IL 10 further ordered thst uoiioe thereof
be given by publication not less than thirty
days before said I'd day sf July 1900, In
the Beaver Herald. . weekly newspaper
printed aud published In said Bsaser county
ln witness whereof I have hsrrnu,s aiixsd
the seal Of said oeurt ihb MAY o, 1900.
sEAL, CRAs. o. TAxsssilL.
Prossis Judge.
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CON FEST NOTICE.
RTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
n. n, Land once nj wOD,lwnrd. n ~

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u. Il. Land once ut Woodward, q. T..
A sunicient contest sn,davit having been
hled In ihia 0fi,ce 10y Alonyo J, stsuIey. con.
tesiant. against homestead entry Ma 2he
made May, ~, irs, flr II y Of the sW X and
the NV y ot the sW Y Beet on ., and the NV
Y az the NV u section ~, Tow nsh;p y north.
Range ~, Y, 4, NJ. by James ", Vardy con
/ ste.', IN which II 10 alleged that the entry.
man has wholly abandoned the tract Included
IN hi homestead entry hr more than ak
mo,lhs prior 10 hllna tlils coniestj that said
default CONTINUES mp to the present time and
that said default Ia mt csuscd by REASON oj
his employment IN the military or naval ser.
vice oi The United States In time ~ war there.
tor. ssid parties are hereby notified to appear
respond and offer evidence touching snld nj.
legation ut ~ o'clock q, IN, on June, Is, Ipn,
before Chsries o. Tannehiii. Probate Judge,
~ l,s once In Beaver, Beaver county, d, n
ani that nDai hearing win he held st 20
o'clock u, ~. on June, ~, Iuo, before ,bs
Register and Hecciyer at the United stats
Land once In Woodward. Woodward county.
The ssid contestant having, In proper an.
dAvii Med May, !, 1910, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence peYsonaI ser.
vice of this police can not be made ID ia hste.
Ivy ordered aud directed th-t such potioa Il,
sisen by due and proper publication.
first pub. May, 20 ~