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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-05
COURT HOUSE CHIPS
Deeds Entered tor Record.

Franklin, for S775.
David Y. Brcon and wife to VIM.
A. Brcon, ll3 acres and 81 rcrchcs
in Centre twp, for 5000.
DIR. j. S. krcbs and wife to Geo.
n. Wentzcl, los acres and5 pcrches
in Union twp, for $3.50.
Geo. n. WcntzeI, cxecutorof Elias
Wcntzel, deceased, to DR.. }. S.
krcbs, same rs above.
Heirs of :. b. Walter to Wilson
Walter, 10 acres in Franklin twp,
tnr 500.
Same to Scpharcs S. Walter, ~
acrces in Franklin twp, for Sl7O0.
Mollic Troup and Isaac Troup to
Catherine Troup, % acres in Perry
twd., for S3333.32.
Heirs of S. b. Walter to Henry
II. and Geo. b. Walter, two lots in
Franklin twp, for $1,000.
Sarah w. Ncitz and husband to
O. &. Rice, lot in Port Trcvcrton,
Union twp, for $50.
Theodore Erdley and wife to Al
len llassingcr, house and lot in Mid
dleburg, for 500.
Geo. n. Wentzel, executor OF
Elias Vented, to David II. Snyder,
80 acres in Union twp, for S725.
Heirs of s b. Walter to q. Alfred
Schoch, ll5 acres in Franklin twp,
for S47OO.
VIM. II. Bickcl and wife and
Chas. X. Bickcl and wife to John
Fields and Banks W. Yodcr, $50
acres in Middlecreek twp, for So
225.
Mary Ann Miller, Lewis Icagcr
and wife and Lewis Geager, atty
in-fact for Hannah Boyd, to Newton
S. Graybill, Is acres and Is pcrches
in Perry twp, Snyder county, and
Greenwood twp, Juniata county,
for $500.
Barbara A Zong and Philip Zong
to Mary Gcarhart, lot No. 1 in
Marklcy's addition to Adamsburg,
for S4OO.
Reuben Zcchman and wife tc
Jacob A. Freed, 50 acres and 81
pcrchcs in Beaver twp, for SllOO.
Thomas Koh!er and wife to Al.
fred Smith, house ard lot in Beaver.
town, for S6Ol.
Heirs of Caroline Gcarhart t,
Reuben Hook, J acre inspiring twp
for S396.
Calvin Shotzbcrger to J. G. W
Bassler, 1 acre and So pcrcecs il
Washington twp, for S597.
Will l.. BassIcr, ct al. to Calvin
Shotzberger, same as above, 10
S3S7.
Same to B. i. Harley, dwcllin!
house and store room in Frceburg
for $1,000.
David III. Snyder and wife t.
Kate NJ. Snyder, 80 acres in Uniol
twp, for S72j.
Sarah and +. Nj. Montelius t,
John A. Barner, agent for Eliza
beth Barn.r, "A acres and l09 per
ches in West Perry twp, for 5000
Elizabeth Reitz, execdtrix ofJohI
Reitz, to Gabriel Beaver, II acre,
and l1O perches in Franklin twp.
for $1156.
w. Reed Jones and wife to Jane,
II. Diemer, house and lot in Frank
lin, for S1325.
X. c. Walter, attorney-in-fac
for the heirs of Joseph Walter, tc
G. Alfred Schoch, 80 acres and sc
perches in Franklin twp, for S4650
E. S. Troup and wife to Levi S
Gelnett, 81 acres and store property
in West Perry twp, for Sl625.
Nathan Fetterolf and wife t
Mary S. Berge, lot in Troxelville
for $50.
Wills PrObated.
The last will and testament O
Joshua M. Roush, late of Wes
Perry twp, was probated Mar. 20
There is no executor. The widov
20 <ho oo1o ho;r
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are running Iull time.
Those who are not familiar with
the remarkable career of Rev. Chas.
Nj. Sheldon, the author of "Robert
Hardy's Seven Days can find Il
complete sketch and portrait of the
author ON the inside pages OF this
paper.
DR.. &. W. IIcisler, President of
Susquehanna University, was in
town Thursday oflast week. He
He made a pleasant call at this office
and took a copy of "Snydcr County
Marriages" along for the University
library.
A. b. Wolgemuth, a master me-
chanic of Selinsgrovc, was at the
county seat Saturday. Mr.. Wo,-
gemuih has been employed in IIar-
risburg since last July andhis friends
here were glad to see his smiling
face among us.
Mrs. Adam Gordon of Mt. Pleas
SAINT Mills was at the county seat
Monday morning. She formerly re-
sided in this place and conducted a
millinery business. Her friendsarc
always glad to welcome her when
ever she calls.
f. S. Stroup OF Strouptown, hav-
ing sold out his farm and store to
Levi Gelnett. has moved to Swine
ford into the house he built there
several years ago. One Of his sons
has gone to Lewisburg and another
to South Dakota.
See the insids pages of the PosT
for "Robert Hardy's Seven Days"
1t is an interesting serial and will be
concluded in six weeks. 1t begins
this week. Preserve your papers.
Get your neighbors to read it. No
one should miss it.
Mrs. Julia Deininger, who has
been spending some time with Mrs.
A. S. Beaver and very philanthrop-
ically taking care of the sick, has
gone to her home IN Millhcim. Mrs.
Dein;nger is II devoted Christian
lady whose friendships here are
legion.
The new Post office at 'Kissim.
NEE willbegin operations Thursda,
of this week. The papers have al
been approved and filed. The mai
will he carried bv John Walter an,
will leave Kissimmee at 1.3O =
M. tor Mlddleburg and returning
will leave Middlcburg at 3 o'cIocl
p. NJ. or after thearrival of the trail
from the west.
"Robert Hardy's Seven Days,
Sheldon's great story, begins in thi
issue of the PosT. Rev. Sheldor
has won fame on his story, ain Hi
Steps," a story that has been trans
lated into at least eight difleren
languagesand several dialects. Thos,
readers of the PosT, who read 1l
His Steps," will not fail to rea,
"Robert Hardy's Seven Days.
Charles f. Mensch, foreman of tn,
mechanical department of the Belle
fonte Gazette, spent few days il
town with John NJ. Steininger anC
wife ard other friends in town. Un
der the ownership of his uncle
Thomas H. Harter, Mr.. Menscl
was compositor on the Posi- ant
Charlie has many warm friends here
who are always glad to see him.
The new Catalogue of the Penn.
sylvania State College which has JUS
appeared shows not only the largest
attendance in the history of the Col.
lege, but many improvementsin othel
respects. The steady and substantial
growth Of the College is due to th'
fact that, with an exceptionally abl'
Faculty, it insists upon maintaining
a high standard of scholarship ant
conduct, and the unusually flint
record Of its graduates is becoming
known and appreciated, not only
throughout Pennsylvania, but in tn
whole country.
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Mrs. A. S. Beaver will make her
home with her tather-in-law, Will
liam Beaver, until she RECEIVERS from
her illness.
WANTED.-Good veal calves will
he bought at highest market prices.
j. l.. WINEMAN,
81. North 3rd ST., Lewisburg, Pa.
Swartz and Graybills grand OPEN
ing will be Tuesday, Apr. 10, 1900.
The public is invited to the cash
store for bargains.
For SALE.-A new butcher wa
gon, one of the latest styles, will be
sold cheap. Inquire of A. W. Bow
ersox, Middleburg, Pa. Il.
We have added quite lot of new
correspondents for the past few
weeks. Where we do not have any
correspondent, we desire to have
one.
Chas. Roush, clerk at the Packer
House, Sunbury, spent Sunday witt,
his family in town. Charley Gagged
a pair of squirrels and took them
along.
Mrs. W. |. Garman, the wife of
our enterprising shoe dealer, has
been sick in bed several days of the
past week. We hope she may have
a speedy recovery.
S. p. Warner moved his house
hold goods to Reedsville and Lester
Wetzel, the new r. II. agent, has
moved his goods to the house vacat-
ed by Mr.. Warner.
Grant Yoder of Paxtonville drop
ped in to see us Wednesday of last
week. Grant is a wide awake fel-
low and knows a good thing when
he sees it..
The Luth. Sunday school will have
appropriate exercises in the church
Easter Sunday morning and Sunday
evening the members will partake of
Holy Communion.
Editor Lesher of the Selinsgrove
Times called ct this office last Thurs
day to get some books trimmed.
There are times when big men call
at small print shops.
All goods in cur store will be sold
at the low est cash prices. We take
in exchange all kinds of produce,
railroad or mining ties.
SwARTZ d GRAYBILI..
J.H. Troup ofAline and William
Good of the same place were caller,
at this office Friday of last week
Mr.. Troup paid up all his arrear.
ages and one year in advance fol
the PosT.
Merchant j. W. Runkle last week
assisted in taking an inventory of the
stock of merchandise of Manbeck 4
Manbeck at Adamsburg prepara
tory to Allen Fultz taking charge o
the store.
Mrs. NJ. |. Potter is entertaining
Mrs. Jos. X. Scharf and daughter o
Selinsgrove. Mrs. Potter is noted fol
hospitality in entertaining guests
and her guests always find ready
welcome.
The Democratic Standing Com
mittee of Snyder County met in thu
court house Tuesday and elected w
H. Wendt of Perry twp. as delegate
to the State Convention, which meets
at Harrisburg to-day.
Our readers will find an interest.
ing line Of bargains by scanning the
new advertisements in the Pest this
week. Merchants who are wide.
awake enough to advertise always
have some interesting bargains.
Adam Howell moved into the old
school house; John Arbogast into
the house vacated by Howell and
Allen Hassinger moved into the
house vacated by Arbogast; Boyd
Stetler moved into the house with
John Moyer.
L ~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-04-05

The last will and testament Of
Joshua M. Roush, late of Wes'
Perry twp, was probated Mar. 30
There is no executor. The widow
is the sole heir.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
ANlMALs FoR EXPORT,
war Increases tks demand Wev
uOsnee ami Mules,

HDFAnn AMI mules my animals nnphl
WI .Dp army tMnhpDviNtl0l Npn mOvN
AMI moro IN demand, Nnn thn prices
Rpp moving upward, ANpA Farm, Field
And NlpnaI0a, Purchases NrA being
MAdp for tho Npltlsh Amy,
Aside from lhlA, n IN apparent TINT
our export lpAdn In hOpAnA hNA lnopnNAl
NJ, \ n0san ~ ND ynApa nED lhnpn WNA
almost no export tphnN NJ lhlA klnnt
I'D lnnlNW " Inst NOAp tn lOlnl fOOt'
C0 Np WNOMOOh while Tor LNnNNpN, lNOO,
Nm OkDOrla NJ OOrAns IrNnh0l II lDlNl
Wlm ~ KODiOOO Nh astonishing IN
opoAHn N N estimated Ihnl mo lpnnn
or Tho DVnAnlll NnNp NlllF Nnnph Ks)DNOOl
WIS ANnnOao0 M llpal IlNl tho m
lNpRnn nkDOpl ~ hDvAuA hnn naturally
grown on 0f tho fAot Or lhn nNn0ndINRr
" low prices W which llopAna Ind NOnln
\ lhla country, Wllln This mnN hnNn
NlVnll n slNVl upward, It hnpnlp nn
counts for tho continued NomNnh Nn1
tho Wnll sustained pplnoA
VhR ultimate lNnl N IhAl There IN Nh
Immensely lnpVpnaed demand IOp horses
for Tim British army, nnd they hNVN no
OlhnF plnnn ~ MnnI " except IN our
market Al hDmNt tho ANnn limo ihOVn
comes \ HpNAllN Increased lnmnnh Tor
DNp own Wal, Nnh horse noNlNvH ana
HORSE breeders NP0 tempting mo honOtIa
Under Tho low figure for Mnny NNnvA
our hOpAn and mule pAIAaPs had bonn
g0lnG ON NJ th0 business and HpnntlN
diminishing TIN MOdNot II VIII lAhn
lime 10 not hnnk OVnn 10 TIM old onnNo
NV OF productions W. mnN anIn|N
oONnl on HOol pplnoA Nnn \ Sustained
export lpNn0 FOR n NnNW w two M lnnst
1RFEp
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Believed ths Former o0mmus
nleatIen Was Sent When
This One Was,
DOTH NAVE rHE SAME NEWS
Each Declares That Relief
Must Gene Quickly " II
Comes al ALI
Conditions could Not Long
Remain Unchanged IN
Such "A Crisis,

WASHINGTON, July WI THE receipt
al Tien 1'sln Of M undoubtedly aeNuln,
And Mntosmphle musaaao from Minister
g0nHep hAa nDne nothing 10 dlAAl DllAlt
the donbt Nv t0 ll0 situation NJ PnilN,
The message, which wnH forwarded by
TIN naval officers ~ lleD THln, Tnliu
and Chez Foo, hns lNhpud served only
IN deepen lhn dnpkoAI md MddpaI mpa,
tepy 81 the century Ollnlnl conclusion
remains unchanged, Of uoNpsR, bUI N N
admitted thnI n mpeYnl scrutiny Of he
autograph mnasnHo IN comparison WIN
VIM famous cipher m0ssnHo from
Minister UOnAep ndmlt 0f ths ber
HIT thRt Iho Two messenger Wnpe
lDdiled by Mr., UOnHm Nd AbOnL Tho
same lima The situation nj Tin Bpll'
lsl legation N represented lD bp tho
same In eAOh oaae, and I'm Mr. uOnnnp
declares thAI pnliof must come 0Hlnlly
II NJ all, there N apOnnd for lhO snln
position lhAl conditions GOnld nOI LONG
lave remained unchanged III sNoh il
erIsiAu Ih0 assumption thnl lhlA vOAI
sOnlnH IA correct involves tlp lnplhnp
conclusion. llnl N.Y. 00DNep's cipher
MaaaaHel " genuine, VIVA p0dnlnl IA OI
tniy IN, Two WnnkH Inter Ihnn ihn lnIp
pf AGlUnl writing, nndL 0t oOnpA0l " pp'
dnled W MI, that WIN done by Chinese
ulilujaIa,
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Oar nj AnHlanl MKyRt,

Ancient llHyDI must hAvN bnan 4
paradise Tor 0ntal FOR mo HAyDtlAnA
hold them IN HlnAt nv1peDo0, amounts
inn oven 10 Worship Magnificent t1ml
plnb Wnpn npnntnd IN homer ~ 0ntH thnl
Ind nInd, ana Tho n0nth on The FAMILY
pnI WAH nDHsIHnFnl " aNH IDBHl Tho MnIlI
Dnps ~ Tho family shaving ON lholF
eyebrows IN u slND W HPlnf Dnd Inr
Hnnnl
Az N WAa customary 10 mummllF lha
bodies 0f humans IN lhObn DAVIS, Tho
beloved 0Ala W0I1 mNmmIlod HlaO, TINT
They might bn WIN th0lp young mas
l1pH ana mIslNNaaOa IN pnpnAIan Tho
Hplllsh museum bAa \ nnmDW Of NHNp,
llAn ont mnmMl0a, lllp dpI0l bodies NJ
lhn l0llnn pets DnlnE wrapped IN field
altar rOld M pI0l bNplnl olOlha Wh0sn
mummy GAts npn lnNnsOn IN wood CAPys
lDHs representing tho 0Als IN They look
ol IN IlfpI OnN0 In awhile mo MI ~
AODle yerF FOND 0p vGpE pl0h HEypllAn
WOnIn paal IN lin own nnlHy IN bpOnsn
OpDNmentnd with jnWnls md void,
Some NJ lhesn mummy GasoB nI1n SUD
piled Win crystal Ny0a IN order thAt
I'm spirit Of mo oAl MnE lOOk Ontl
In thOs9 HOOh Old 9HtptlAn days avs
apy GApn VIA lAknD Thai Tho powered
0Rt should live 10 n Hp0an old aH0, and
\ slave 1angbl abusing 0p naHlnGllDH
tha household poi ana mAsG0t was u
candidate FER bHflHl seeH HFlAr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
WAC SENT ON JULY 4,
tNlnlnd MnpHnHn IrOn iOnHnp IlnAuhnI
I'm hnN hnpnFl nnNli

Unlnlnd Mnaanan Fran, 'OnHW IlNphnl
i'm hn,r Department.
WAsUDhdIOhl July MmTh0 follow
Inv CALIFORNIAN llnA boon rnonlved NJ Iht
navy. departments
nGhp Poo, duly W. - Written musaNpI
tlgD0l .GOnAW, dated July 4, renewed
alon lalD DIal HlyHl
n 'Hoon boeloaed Two woeha British
legation Grave danger general manalr
opp BY Chinese soldiers wh0 npo Ah0ll,
I'M legation daily Relief sO0nt W VII
AlL CITY without government osoopl
BY 0hlnaHe army Determined mAAHnp
elo oil Foreigners Pehlnl EDtpE p0llut
forces INTO elts probably DO holly oOn'
tested
.lhe MnbHlBo comes from UnptAln
uhnPlen NJ Th0Mns, commander Oh the
Brooklyn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27

me Daisy ann tn NNMtly nA Fhs
tRis ~ Ancient Nsy NtuaA vas
pRtlON ADRy,

Tho Handsome on pyNh lAiAy grows
WIN IN many parts Df ihn VnltMl
States ami tAnAlM and whore n N MOI
FOUND ihnpa mn AMm W N others Ol
thu largo family 70 which II bNlODSsHa
thu composites,
When W. aAihw A daisy Op \ lAnlp,
lion 0p M NAlap ~ my Other " this
FAMILY, WI 10 MOI NAthnp \ single bl0a'
b0Dl, but A whole hnAn NJ little OnpA
closely crowded together composite
1OWeh nv I'm name nAplAlnH OFTEN
thu flowers around Tho outside NJ tho
cluster nm v dlfynpunt color from thOan
In tho pnntnh IN IN this daisy tho con,
tnp blossoms Apa yellow AMI Tho ont
Allp OMpA whites or IN IN tho HlApk
hyad kNaAD, there II n brown middle,
with yellow around thu plHN
SOU VIII snn, III looking M ono "
thnAn daisies, lhDt tho ON,np plnN NJ
nOWaps IN different from tho middle
ONa IN shape M WILL IA color Thu ont
W DlDssDMa AFN long anu fin. strap
shaped, tho MtADlsis pnlI them while
thu Inner 0nna nm lnbn ahApph Tho
ONlMp blossoms lnOk llkn single petals
NM N MnIN mnmhnps W lhlA Wnlly
have neither slAmnNa nor plhtlla ~ pIai
llls only, while tho lnnm mn pOrlnpt,
bAVlDH MI their pNpla, though " mAy
tnhn u microscopic 10 snp ihnnh
HAVING slpND ahNpnn hn0 lNbn hhnp
nl blossoms III lln anlNn bond IN one
WAN In which tho composite llOWnra
mn arranged Dho Nnlalna mo M NnNl
tho nNnpa Nnl tho EpNnI annllOWmA,
HNi tho thistle AMI No purple lpDnWml
md Tho DNphOpk ANA OlhopA llNyn MI
IlOWnpH lnhhlvh while Tho hNnnpI
lions Ann ohloDpE hnpn thnm MI alpnp
shaped, NJ lllpan ma tho three differ
nDt why's ~ arranging those Two kinds
1OWnpA
IN uVNpE blossom TIM lns slNMona
IbnW mo llVp Of Thorn, Nnn lhny ipp
Iolnnl lORolhop by lhp Nppnp pNrt Into
4 INTO lnhn through which tho Dlstll
OAssns This peculiar arrangement ~
|hn pRlAla N ono mark Of Tho family,
while tho composite bends Npn another
Thn eOmpDsIlns hANo lltlle ipp a01dA,
10 nnph OlDaHOml DDn lh0p may fNrH
llall lhnm WlID hooks, IN mo bnlnOnk
lOes, NJ TIM llnN mNE plInE 10 pAaslnE
people ana nDlmnlA, 10 bN oAlTloh lMp
lWAE from WhepN they grow, or, llko
no 0ANnnllmD and IbIaIlp, tboy mnp
lhnIp s0nd children white WINGS
. aNll nWnN Oh tho wind, 0p thoF may
'lmply drop lhom 10 Tho ground, IN tho
'lnllOWHr 'O1Ar
lhn word daisy means nnNp'a nypl'
Ilp HnlUpnnN nNlsNl which
lpAl bora tho name OlnDA W mo sun
lsht md elOans ~ night " IN lhls
and not tho Ok pyo, which IN re'
eIvnn 10 IN mOat Of Tho daisy SONGS
stories, 4hn sunlOWnp M loves
IN sNn Tint fhn Npnnkh mndn \ b0Anll
NJ story 10 OAplNIn why II always
npDa Ia Inpn 10 him. ana mAnN Othr
~ Ope very dependent upon light An
Thor oOmDOallnl the thistle IN tho
I0Oloh national Hover and thnpn n \
tory 10 thAt lOOrm HOn0pA Jacob IN
'lIlAbDpH DIaDAtoht
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PREPARE RoR War


OhlAsns vtsavDyA tbpAepAb IN NJ tsaAhy !
tlxht ths Allied pDwspA
LONDON, JNly Mr-1ha canton a0pqa
syanhsDl of Tha Daily Telegraph, viii
Inv Tuesday, says thAt VesPDy TAN N
hAs pNblishai Mn following MAAAAtal
IAN important imperial lsnpea WA
AAnsd ID lin VIM Hay " thA slktl
moon, " sAysl Wa have lOat Tpl
THln AMI great WsDANtlOns NM tAkeN y
FAkln, No pence DAN be DDtAiNsd Win
Opt going through \ wAE III ths Nm,
~ Chang MI AspDeMane WINS MAde INV
no Mnphes eAM bs inflicted ApOn minis
taps from abroad, hMA MDNth amos
lhs MlNlAlsp NJ uepMAny WHY AsIkAAlr
DAlad by b0AapA NM Atplet .Opleps hAvt
beam given fW the KpYsAt ~ NM lAAp'
AepNps, Va Ape tpsihR NM NtxA0et VI
psesspva lhs livAa Df the other MlnisteFs
and 1hsy NM still In ppkiN W. fNAE
thAl 1Ie ~ylpspOya AMI vDvepnOps may
MIsNAdNPStADA the inteAllDl Of ths No.
gpea, ralyina Oh ths safety " lhsAs mills
lstnps AAA NpDNNd Sp making psADp
AAh tAhiDn 10 oMpa whatever I'D prepare
Tor attack ann hpfenSa, TIN DegleGt W
ioptlfy Ms districts under thelp japlA'
dIpIIM
WIN IIpiDE BNIlpss tAlAMllH
VloppOya Mll nDyMnna Mn 70 pAy vi
attention VI ma NpAn On preparations
fOp nDnsb attack Anl h9FeDaa ann lhey
ma M lNlia Mn 0DnAnlNnnDnA III gAsB ~
my lewitDpy hplDH lDal entirely through
thnlp dnlAy AMI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tho lNpDpADs hhm understand l,hOp'
OnHhN llln lnsl DArl W Ihn DllDb Wbl1l
mems lhAI Tho yipnpDys nnd govePnOps
mn commanded by tha nMppAah dow
AHnp ~ npOpnpn Vp \ OhtDosA Mnl
AHalnaI lAe nlllpl ppWoph VlnnpDy lnh
MI N bitterly ADlllMpDlNn ann IN N ~
OponalnH bin MMy nnd apMAmnnts, mill
nm marina, lip Inns lodged MI
ObJppllDn IlpONHh Ihe Welaol " kwADH
Chow w four small glAb0ata, tWO
French, ONs AMnplnAn ANh DnA BPltlshl
mn hnpa lO safeguard lhn llyos W
and he lehs ihRI lhpy Dp
moved boyONh no llOHNn IDplA lliS
plans VIII ba NNmAshNd shortly ann
allied pDwbpA ascertain definitely
tnotb CONCERNING the Masaaepa W
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
plpnI Publication bnl. W, llWOl ~
N0Tl0E F0h PUBLICATION,
Department " Thu Interior
md Iltkkua ut ItnHa.,tnA hlns,i

IWHW UNIV wv VNh''IlHIl mII'l
July u, 1900,
Notice IN holoby pivnn tknl nm fob,
lOwinlnnmeh Aotllm linz illod nOliN
N hin Intention 10 mike iNal proof IN
support Ot hiH olnlm, and tlnl Anld
MO0r VIII IN mnde DOrN0 w. A,
Williams, OlNvk N district court M Hilla
inAp, MOntu on AnpuAt ialh, 1900,
VIII Andv0W b. sullivan, HoM0atOnd
Entry Mo- alNh fM Vim enHl hNlt sOulh'
wNHt quarter lOln h md ii, naoliOl IN,
lOWnthip north, ynlAa w oAnl, Nom
lnnp Fpin0iml Meridian
Iho names IbA following Wltnasaps M
pave biz continuous pAAldaDOo niOn
ind cultivation NJ mid land, Wal
WlllAm DiOkin W Billings, MONTANA,
lnmna ~ Dlokln N nlnNn, Montana,
Dnniul A. Hammond ~ Billings Mon
lnnN, James Hymn NJ Billings, Mon
innN Al w hOvl9, Register
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27

General l)pwNph lAys IpIhnla 10 IN
NpNvnpA NJ tlin Ninth InlnDlph

WHfHFs " WV MINI sNIhV'vtI
TlBh 1alA, Jnlg ~, Win Ohe 700,
Jnly W. @UnDnvnl DoDwapA, the British
commander, hnB spDt W thp American
commanders u l0ttpp IN which hp SAYS
" doAlpe w cypress the high apppn'
plntion VI tho bplIlHh troops Of tho
homer done them In HaprlDH AlOnH4lAp
OF ilpip oONNh0a ,0T, Mo American
army nNn ol lhp hlHh honor NooOldpu
no IN having lhem nAdep my o0m'
MNnlI
NJ blnmn mysoll for tho mistake
MAhn IN taking Ihelp position by lhn
Nllth regiment, DDt remembering IhAl
tpOOps yppah 10 lle Heene Dl npliDD AMI
buHilpl forward IN ihn eaolLement ~
attack warn lih0ly W IOAs lh0V Why
BILL Tho position Ihey tDOh ana NH
lAnIly HtH0lt 10 nll, nAy. undoubtedly
prevented y large body ,0r lhe enemy
lp0m turning Ih0 plght of lhe attack
And lDnlonns aeplOas lOsH 0n the bponoh
Knu %JApMnnAp
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IlpHl Publication, Jnll WI lMAn hG
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION,
Damn lmanl OF lbN Interior
hNNn lltiIpn M MjlnH t,bly, Mn,lt,,

July nAth, moo,
NOtiON N hppphy Nlvun lhpt Tho fol-
llwlnnnNmnd MlilNI Inn filed DOlln1
NJ hin MleNliOn 10 mNAp hDNl proof III
support N his olNim, md llAt snid
MOOf Will bu mnhn bptOvo Olppk IN Tin
District Court M nlllinH6, Mont, Oh
ApNl ath, 1000, visl DNvld N, Milne,
who mNdp HOmpsiONd Entry Mo- 1000
TN NM aOulhahAl nNnllp " HollON IN,
township \ hMlh, iNnpn no pAAt,
Hn names lhN following witnesses
IN prove hlN OOntlnN0nh residence upon
md ONllivnttOn ~ mid land, VIA
John Il, UlhAOn Or MnAMlAlpll,
Mont, .MOpna nOlnn OF MnaAOlplull,
Mont, bud ", HAMhnl ~ Mnaaalalall.
Mont, NohNud H,Own ", MuAhn|aholl,
Mont, n, GORDON, HoplatW
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
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HnnsaH CIV reporter pnGpDllE lhnl nv n
Qhlld ha dIallk6n music nnd llkGd fO0ti
ball And 0tll0p outdoor apOptsy Insl lika
Any other hnnIlhg nov, DDt hla pAp0Dla
mnd1 Nm DpnltlG9I torture though "
VIVA IN him when IN hGnpd hlB mates
alONllDH nnd playing Ontslda When
In WAa n ynnpa Old, however IN fell
Into I'M aDnII M music, lived Tho In
stpDmNnl OnNo dnapla0d nnd NJ II WAS
ernvallnE NV u NrOnlNE
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Land Oniop M IMw!nIown, Mont,

InNn Ofinh M lMWlhiUWn, MOhli
July 10, lDQO
Motion IN hapnIV plvnl lbNt Tho lOll
l0wlNR named Aalllop Inn, nlod notice Ol
hin lDtentlMn M MNhN final proof III
support Of hin OlNlM, md lhnt Aaid
proof VIII In MAde bniOM p0ylfl0l nnd
lnoeiv0p ~ LDWINlOWn, Mlntu OH
september lYll, 1900, vlk hlnhnpd
M, jams WIN mNdN HOmtHlohd lonlpy
No, TNa fOp thp w0nt hnlf AOAlhIwaAl
0nnVtop, section pA, township y north,
IAnna WI nANt, Montana MaI1dlAn,
Hu names tho following witnesses w
pvOv0 DlA continuous veNldannn upon
and cultivation Ot NAid land, .visI
taeHHipHt NJ gHst MHIsht NJ MHE4s!AhA;
MdWMd Al MobegtA " MnANa!Hlp
William N, MOHby NJ MnaaelAheil,
damn Ulln IN Mnamlhhall,
Any pnvAOn Win dNAlvaN 10 protest
RaNlDAt Tim allowance NJ Mldl ppOOf,
Ov WIN knows M INV substantial v0NAOll.
lUldOy the Inv md Vim regulations ~
Tim Interior DApRvlMMnl, why yuan
pvOOf should mn I'm allowed, VIII be
uivan Nh opportunity Nv Tin Nb0va mans
liOned linp md plnoA IN Op~OAH.nkNlnlnN
wiInasa NJ said 0lntMNnt, ma w Nlfal
nvldanNN In vahnilnl Of lhAt HnlmilNad
NDWXRD HnAasNy, npuls'ar
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sHoT AN EAGLE,

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lnmplA 10 lNFgy IN HE HhiIh
BnBB0SUAh WEI Jnly W. - An eaHle
m@eAanplng y foet, ltp Inches from wv w
VIZ Of Wings VIVA klllpd by ~ Smith, u
farmer llylnH IN lhe lDWn III Hheh0yI
nAD Falls Whlle NJ work hg INV lhe
InpNe blpd lily pIDsp W hlH children and
clasp BIN daughter Mapy, AHed \ yanpA,
The man Mgilped \ pliis MID shOl llN
eagle. The ehlll And blpd fell 10 lAn
ground, the child MOI being Injured