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Fosters Locnr Foreca.ts-

The storm waves will reach tels =,
dian and the other changes VIII cses 4
and within 100 miles OF Houston W,
twenty-four hours Of s p. m. Of 100 Is
given below;
January 12-Changeable.
January 13--Moderate.
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Erroneous assessments Of taxes aSalus.
the following property were corrected
Four acres, Harris & Wilson abstrlet
No 325. lois ! and .. in block :. and l1t
!, IL block 10, 81 clinton II acres 10 4,
1891 lot ~ in block rs, for 1872. half vi
lot , in block g. for 1885, and 1857. pare
Of lots and 10. in block l1S for 1Sag ha {
OF lot II, in block $40, for 1874
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T. w House pREslpENr.

Houston Gaslight Company has s a.
general assortment OF Gas s ~.
Cooking and Heating Stoves ~, np 81,
instantaneous Water Heaters. s'y
Coal. Coke, Coal Tar and Oh rs
prices and particulars. apply 70 ~
Keever, General Manager. Pno's :"
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IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEE
be sure and use that old and We" - :
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Sootnins E
for children teething. 1t soothes IVY !, !,
softens the gums. allays all paw.
wind collie and is the best ren''
diarrhoea.
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nALpwlN. MELVILLE coMnANY.

The above company viii appear at The
opera house matinee today In Camille
and tonight IN Forgiven tomorrow mat
ipep 'rurned Up tomorrow night. ia;
isst performance, The Signal OF Lib
ertyf Owing 20 the length Of the play:
the performances will begin as fnilrm,
during this engasemeut; MATINEE at
c'eleck; night at 5 o'clock sharp.
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Our storage facilities are the ~.
city, separate apartments unae, xits
key. and liberal advances mace ,-o,rr1
interest. Mercantile Storage
BOX 55i. Phone 623
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NatloI

WEATHERFORD- First National bank;
President, c, n. Hartnett vice president.
Il. II. Foat; cashier. W. $. FAINT; assistant
cashier, L. A. Davis. Citizens National
bank; President ]. r. Cauts; vice p es-
dents Charles Barthold and W. d. Car
ter; cashier, G. A. Holland, assistant
cashier, c. a. Milan
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,csctsbl. grower. II coo, s,,,,

Rockpor' Texas. January iO.-The rain
'aai has fallen since about September
On ms peninsula exceeds The rainfall Tor
me same period for any combined. four
years In the last ten. No, .ince ,bo r,,
ter OF lsse-e0 has there been \, r,,,eh
Nstcr on the ground. The earth Is liar.
any saturated and ,ttre Is every reason
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Berwick Bay, Ma.agorda'
oysters. fsh. shrimp. Wild du,r nsa,s
Artpsy's 5ii Travis street.
Free delivery.
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Gas Cooking and Heating y, 81
instantaneous Water Heaters
Houston Gas Light Company
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Fif,y-Hruh civu District court.

scahrook W Sydnor vs. w NJ Rice;
continued generally and reset for third
day of March term,
Elizabeth a Austin ". Mclina Freund'
judgment for plaintiff against W G. Sac.
LELAND and John g Chew on their dis
clamcr aud Judgment for aaic defendants
against plaintiu Tor their costs.
city Of Houston VS. Mrs Nancy r..
Baker ct al leave to tho defendant to flc
first amended original answer.
City OF Houston ys. e. ilutche>ou
ct Al; leave 80 the defendant 20 hlo frst
amended original answer.
The following case7 are SET for triil In
the Fify NTH iudicial district court to-
day;
City OF Houston VS., Harris County.
G. n phelps vs. p A Campbell
J. NJ Burroughs VS.. Louie Stahl et al
r. p Morris VS.. G. W Stendar'
Elizabeth A. Austin Va seabrook W.
Sydnor; on trial.
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CORSICANA.-City NATIONAL P E.
Prince. president; W. f. Seall, vice presl-
dent; S. d. Curtis. cashier; r. C.Towuseud,
assistant cashier. First National: James
Garitty, president; Joseph Huey. vice
president; r. II. Church, cashier; Isaac
Levy. assistant cashier Corsicana Ma
tional: c. W Jester. president: w. D..
Haynie and J w Edeus, vice presidents;
DR. 5. w, Johnson, cashier; r. B. Caldwell,
ASSISTANT cashier.
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$. J. Cleveland ard Miss Mary Savage,
Hy. schmidt Jr. ana Frlcdericka C.
Sauter
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CLEBURNE. -Farmers and Merchants
National: $. A, Allen. president; NJ.
l.. Kennard, vice president; r. p. West
cashier; W. *. Williamson, assistant
cashier
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BANK ELECTIONS.

TERRELL. First National: Prosi-
dent Matthew Cartwright; vice president
NJ ". Raley; cashier b l.. Gill.
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A DAYS DOlNCS IN THE COURTS
CASES DISPOSED or IN CIVIL Dis
THICT COURTS.
commissioner Court--itesi hS-tnte
1ransfcrs--Probntc Matters.
Building Permits.

o. c. Grew, assignee, vs. Melina Freund;
reset for January 20.
G. W. Cline vs. John -Hsckbroth ct al;
defendants general demurrer oyerruled
to which they except.
Michigan Savings and Loan Association
vs. Charlie Adams ct al; leave TO de-
PENDANTS 10 file first amended original
answer.
William Bammeil vs. John II. Kirby,
receiver. Jury being unable to agree are
discharged and a mistriai entered.
Louis Ross, By next friend. vs. Hous-
ton Electric street Hallway Company
plaintiff tabes non-suit; leave u pisin-
Till TO withdraw jury fee.
julius Glazier -. City Of Houston; jury
and verdict Tor plaintiff for sls5; juds-
ment ON Neidict
IL Nj. Curtin, administrator. vs.. Thomas
Greenwood continued generally
j. d. Mckinnon W. san Antonio ard
Aransae Pass Railway Company; continued
by plaintiff.
O. Holtsamp et ux vs. John J. Foley;
continued by plaintiff
Richard Mc,'rea IS. City OF Houston
rule for costs; motion granted and ordered
chat The plaintiff give security for costs
on or before the first day OF the next term
OF court and that plaintiff have due notice
OF this order.
George Mills VS., Houston Electric street
Railway Company; motion - rainsiate
! cause motion overrued. 10 which inter-
vcnors except.
The following cases are set for trial III
the Eleventh judicial district court TO-
day;
~ p. Maybarry W. G. w korher.
c. W Cline vs.. John ITackhorth.
Lucy Rsrbce VS.. l'Hy ~ Houston, de-
tanned
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DRs. BELTS s BELTS & DyAR
rhysicinnS, Surgeons, Specialists.
1IA 50. NhArIcs St. New nrIcmMs.
Young, middle axe

Young, middle axe
aud old. sIus,o aai
married men aud ali
who suffer with Lua;
Manhood. Nervous
Debility. spermatur.
rhcE, Seminal Losses.
sexual Decay. ran.
Inc Memory. Weak
Eyes. Stpnted Devel.
opment. Lack o.
Energy. lmpovefisa-
ed Blood. Pimples.
lpipedlments to MAJ.
rage; also BLOOD and
Sktn Disease. Syphi-
lis, Eruptions, Hat:
Falling, Bone Pains.
sore Throat, Ulcers.
Swslltngs. Effects OF
Mercury, Kidney and
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FONT WORTH. = American National.
William G. Newly president; William j.
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AUSTIN.--.iustin National: r. p. VIII
not, president Walter Tips. hrst vice
president; Henry Hirschfeld, second vice
president; II. r. Hilliari, cashier; W. Il.
Folts assistant cashier. State National:
Eugene Bremond. president: Louis Han
cock, vice president; John II, Palm. cash
ier@ Walter Bremond. assistant cashier.
City National, 4. p. Woodbridge, presi-
denti Paul +. Thornton, vice president;
Jasper Woodbridge cashier; A. w VIII
aiuspn, assistant cashier,
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PARIS.--Paris National. First National
and the City National held annual eles-
tons yesterday and with the exception
Of the irst named no change was made n
the personnel OF officials In that bank Nj
n. A. Clement. who has boon cashier for
a number of years, resigned on account
Of m health. and $. II Hancock, assistant
cashier was chosen 10 fll the vacancy.
F. - Mallory. present county treasurer
was elected assistant cashier The First
Newfoundland. the CITY National banks have
been lnsds Bitsd States repositories Ia
ise extent W 100000 each All the bank
are HI A AHour.nshing condition.
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Bladder Troubles. Weak hack, burning Urine.
Ircontinenea. Gonofrhaa. elect structure. re.
esive seRrchsns treatment, prompt RELIEF and
trre for life Both sexes treated eonhden'
tpliy ana privately Piles. rietnla. Fissuss
snd Rupture euged by our new methods.
Send for particulars. Address
DRS. BELTS & BETrS nYAK,
z1S Ct. Charles Street. New Orleans La
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
boer Naunes

The origin Of the names Of some ~
the towns In Cape Colony and Natal
which are at present 30 prominently
attracting public attention is OF inter.
est. Durham Is named from Sir Rem.
Jam'n Durham, who was Governor NJ
the Cape In 1884. Grahamstown and
Harrlsmith are named Respectively
from military communicated Ora.
ham and Col. Sir Harry Smith. Gale.
don. Beaufort. Somerset and Cradock
are named from former Governors
The towns OF Ladysmith. Port Eliza.
beth and Lady Grey are called after
the wives OF Cape Governors. kimber.
ley Is named after the Earl of Klmber.
ley. who was Colonial Secretary from
1870 TO 1874, when that town advanced
IRON the position of mushroom camn
TO that OF a permanent mining cen,.r
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
wnEN BABY pRAv&

WE, baby By her crib At night
Easoids her little hands to pray
Deer little hands 20 soft and white
! listen while the sweet lips say:
Nov ! 'sy me down TO s'eep;'
pay the Lord my soul TO teep;"
And listening, years are backward rolled;
The past Is - tale untold.
And standing by my mother mild
Dear mother with your hair OF white
Again l am q little child.
And say again NJ yesisr night:
III / s'ould die before ! waite.
I nay the Lord my sou! 10 tate"
And half il seems la bsby's plea
The olden faith comes back 70 me.
Al, me! / know my faith Is but
A phantom Of the long ago,
Yet when my babe. with eyeiids SMUT
Repeats the words used to know:
'Now l 'sy me down 10 s'eep;
l pay the Lord my soul TO teep.
goine way. some way the world doubts
fee,
The old sweet faith comes back to me.
1t comes again. the old sweet faith;
II IL my own, II Is my own,
And doubt has Ned. the gloomy wrath.
Before = baty's word alone
''If I s'ouid die before ! waite,
Ip'sy the Lord my soul TO tate.
30 for q baby's lisping plea
Ny thanks. dear Lord. my thanks " tnee'
san francisco Examiner.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
I'LL IRE ACTIVE N NIII
ENEMY IS STILL RIM,
Several Places Captured w.
tiiiery-Wheaton's C.,.
FtRhtinE-CavIte Soo,
Names of Rescued Prl.o,.

Manila. Jan. lO.-Ba,es is nnr.u,
enemy in the south with yigor q,
column, in moving along the a..
Laguna de Bay. struck $500 ina,.
lists under General Noriel, at Him.
! driving them westward on S;l.a
tnred the place, from which nj,
cavalry pushed through to =,
>chMarz captured three of Nor;.r1
pieces OF artillery, and will taks !,
mainder; also his Transportation
records and large quantity Of sm.'
ton.
1.-TWO battalions OF the Twen,r
part Of Wheaton's column s,r,.t
enemy near linus, killing and wou.,'
40. Birkheimer. with a bal,al;on !.
Twenty eighth, struck the ensms
lrenched west vi Bacor. The sn.m.
on the field IL dead, 40 wounded y,
rifles.
Our loss thus far is Lieu,ena,, r.
ey, Fourth infantry; four enlis,sd
killed and "a enlisted men woundsd
1T is expected that Sehwan's :.
will cut of the retreat OF the s,.
Cavite army.
Boyd, with the Thirtv-seye,th T..
try, moved east from Las Banos and
rounu4hg General ki,al at daylieb,
turing Risal and eonsiderao.e n,o.,1
1t is expected that Cavite and ,,,,,
province will be cleared up soon
I'm the north, l.eonhauscr, with n.
companies OF the Twenty fifth stt,a
robber band in the Arayat moo,,,
dispersed them, destroyed their bsr,
and subsistence, and found there e..
chr prisoners, whom they had picks
on a railroad; three killed and twn
cusly wounded. These northern nIl
bands will be pursued
Admiral Watson has cabled the n.
OF the navy rescued prisoners one d
am II men. The remaining prisoner
in number, are as follows:
Civilian G. W. Langford, Nanh; b
i'd Brown, st. Paul; j. W. O'Brieu.
don; soldiers, George I. Hatche,t, H.
L. Gordon, X. Third infantry; Win
Bruce, Elmer Honeman, First Nm
cavalry; Frank Stone, l.. S. Smith,
nal corps; 4. Bishop, H, Third artls
Sergeant Frank Mcdonald, L., Tm
first infantry: Harry II. Huber by
corps; NJ. Brennan, j. +. Curnn,
teenth infantry"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
Oriental Adxrrsi....

Some OF the SMILES used hv or,.r,.,
advertisers are remarkable. Here ar.
one or two specimens which have ra
Gently appeared In Eastern ne wspa p,rs
floods dispatched AS expeditiously "A
cannon ball" Parcels done up with
AS much care As that bestowed ON IA,
husband by loving Wife. .Paper
tough "a elephants hide" THE pr,n,
OF our books Is clear as crystal IN.
matter elegant as a singing girl"
customers treated "a politely a. nv
the rival steamship companies" .sllk.
ana satins smooth rs lady's cheek a nd
eolored like the rainbow.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

Butte, Mont, Jan. S.-The small
suitation here remains unchanged !
there are plenty OF sufferers to I'D
that the disease has not spent itself
all, it is calculated that there are i
10 men, women and children now u
with the disease, and OF this lul
about 40 are at the smallpox hos
The balance are in private dwelling h
es, which are under quarantine. h
about 100 people have been victim
the disease, but only three deaths hw
CURED. There have been only -four !
five cases OF genuine smallpox and al
rest has been very mild type, Wild
generally called varioloid. With h
ception OF the four or five casss
toned the people who have been attn
have, as rule, been in bed with 81
for one day and have been able 10 h
and about after that. Immediata!
lowing the fever a slight erupta
pears, and after the expiration q
week it disappears.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
Tailow Candles with Red W,ne

In France the peasantry still stick to
medicines calculated to turn the aver.
age doctors hair gray with horror
Wine is an ingredient Of every pre-.
scription. In fever cases II Ia alwrvs
the predominant one. The French
peasants faith in fermented crane
juice Is truly beautiful. If his chill.
dren are stricken with the measles he
gives them wine. well sweetened with
honey and highly spiced with pepper
For severe cold he administers a
quart OF red wine and melted tallow
candle mixed. For scarlet or brain 70.
yer he gives eggs. white wine and SCOT
we'll beaten together.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
Small Coins In Greeca-

The smallest coin now current In
Europe. and the one having the le,st
value, Is the Greek lepton. The
iepton Is, according TO the dec.
imai monetary system. currep,
IN all countries belonging To the
Latin union. Some Idea of this value.
less little disc of copper may be gather.
ed from the fact that the lepton Is the
ne-hundreth part OF drachma. The
Greek drachma usually passes for the
value Of ~ cents.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
\ Warm Skirlniah In Cavite

Manila, Jan. 7, 1880 p. m.--Ress11
sances out OF linus, Cavite p.cvips
morning resulted in the loss Of
Americans killed and 20 wounded
cnemy's los is estimated at W killed
so wounded.
Colonel P:rkhe'mer, with battaba
the Twenty eighth volunteer inianti!F|
vanced toward Noyeleta.
Major Taggart, with two battiifs,
the same regiment, moved toward
des Marinas. A part OF the foura
fantry was engaged south OF linus
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
Grand Ilnrea.

sics needn't he taken on sich airv.
Mtssus Muiyaecy. jist hcyeun yer man /.
bin made jig1-r ON tn p.rleesh force.
Me man went { tn gran opphra n
uthyie."
Gran opphra nnttin'. IL nd BE-
tskin u month. n haxes whurkin, loiks
yer man decs. Mlssns o'Heoiihan. 4 get
dough ernufr q w Z gran' opphrar'
Hut e ~lnt. jhnst tn same. yea
dssateful creathur. r tauld me ivry.
thin eonsarnin tn pcrphormenee."
oh. did .. yea bhioomln' parphara-
katurf An how did . injhoy tn sonxs
In tn DaEo liaguagcr.
"Dagof II wua good Amerikhas
ooiri.h. tssorrah. that they spuk. fur
the man tould me sum o the jhok~a..
-Jhokesr'
"fis. thokes. yes haythsn. They
allua hes jhokes whiu tn gran opphrs
Gums 4 tn Capital Shquars The. Ter. =
Detroit Free Press.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
a Body Found.

Spokane, Jan. S.-The body Of .
thompson. German railroad labofs''
been found in the river about hw
below the falls. The body had eva
been lying in the water for two
MS it was swollen twice its natufa ]
and IN places had commenced to
away. Two large gashes in the ren]
Of the skull Indicated the manner o.
and gave rise to the presumption
play.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
A Ramona Ea~N>

The eagle which originally decorated
the stern Of the famous schooner zach,
Ameriea-which frst won what il now
known As the America Cup-is now the
sign OF the Royal Eagle Hotel at Ryde
Isle OF Wight. overlooking the scene
Of the vessels triumph over her En-.
glish competitors In 1851.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
One of the strikers s~

Chicago. Jan. l0.-Strikers nss
other attack on the men employs .
intervening sewer in Thirty nin'. !
near Wentworth avenue, and IN
eral fight that took place one
strikers, Robert Burgess, was iaiAs
Over dozen shots were fired. >
of strikers were arrested.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
The Seized steamer.

Durham, Jan. lO.-The seized 20
steamer Herzog has been handed '.
the prize court. The Portuguese s.
OF Zambezi was among her ps
The British naval authorities haw
ship TO convey him TO Delaga ~
steamer Bundesrath is di-chargins
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
All Quiet at SantO D0nIS

Snto Domingo, Jan. e.-i0e :, :,
warship Cecille has arrived here y
eminent has suppressed the prep.
lie demonstration, considered
French consul TO be injuriow
French. The situation CONTINUES
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

In the San Francisco schools Jan.
snsse children are not segregated o.
the school rolls. but Are Chased q
WhitsA
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12
Champaxna Cnrh.

10 Keep champagne bottles from los.
ing gas French scientist covers the
CORK with = layer Of copper electric.
ally deposited.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

philosophers and pretty women an.
apt to be enamored OF their own ~.
dections.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

u y easy to be an opumise % hong n.
NE fright aide Of things = viaahaa
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

rShe s"o
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

Yer ~ Philippine lsiaaAs ssA essth
A1raea. - Dvsyfns Trial. Political
pa0sulssss h oa8ea. Death asd Do.
sssussSoa b. Fire, Wtsd saA Flood.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

Ambition jumps high. ous :
always land right
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

t@ftffv sixth Congress opens
b-pesth % senator hayward Of Nebraska
0~h,ek toismaa. negro murderer. burned
at the stsks at Maysville. Ny.
British inset decisive defeat At storm
berg Thirty two miasrs Allied by gas ga.
pioalon In milne at Carbonate. Wash,
t~hritish snfer great lo.ssa In engage
n,ent With noers AZ Masersfoateia.
IL t.su. nullss badly defeated by Resrs
In attempting 10 eross ruveia River,
l7~nrath of Thes NJ. brumby, DAG lieu.
tenant OF L. 4 wsrship Olympia.
Is carreucy bill passed by lower house
Of Congress. Excitement on wall street
causes two big failures
- ti.n tl.ary W. Lawtoa kiiisd before
Haa Nsteo. 4. L.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-12

Ae4fyvs svs1A~nss II Nsu furA
e-nsssh u s~ssics d J. SyslA retired
ossesssse nvss best ey er~Akins " ss ID.
e.eUe - tstts~sfsss kisss Of Gsseaiss
0o6sanA-
N-sssss pssssss Eii,ss h ssss q, Pan.
Q1tnsaA
aI-ks<Assos - psaes srssiies 9TH spat.
49, ~ STATE - ues. >. Orch soasiss Nj
- esss ~ Tuesu eth isss ef fsrsy az,
M-Tvsety .tAses ervv tpaiaas drvwue.
- esses ssas nAsvsdsa. Wye,
>.tSuesss ess ~ ci~sssaaa. ,css simos
HytsAia1 srhaoaes Eiisa lost e9 M,
encese wts6 sssses u Ass crew.
-oesse ~ sa-Sss. NJ J. Osi~sby Of IltI
81 LIZ s:; s :. s:s.. = s s..
Ctty. Aiasba. aimsss wips
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REVENGE.


n you please. ma'am, could ! speak
II to YOU for one minuter asked Mrs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-01-04
Nov. soto
Contest Notice. .

Department of the Interior. United States
Land Office, Huron south Dakota, Novem-
Der 23rd 1899.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
iled In this Office by Christian Schmidt OF
Glendale, 3. Dakota. contestant. against
Homestead entry No. 1454S, made May 21st
1894, for South West quarter Section 25,
Township Ito N, Range SO W., by
Christian Peter Christensen Contest
ee, in which 1t is alleged that
the said Christian Peter Christensen,
has not at anytime since the year 1895, re
sided upon said land. That said claimant
has not cultivated or caused to he cultivs ted
any portion OF said tract during the years
1895, 1896. 1897, 1898 and 1899 and that
such failures are alleged to have existed
Nov. z, 1899. lit is alleged that the claim
ant has not bui or caused to be built any
buildings OF any description upon said land.
1t Is finally alleged that said Claimant has
not been engaged In the Military or Naval
Service OF the United states during the
period above mentioned nor that he IL In
such employment at the present time, said
and offer evidence touching said allegation
ut 10 O'Clock a. m. ON January 90, 1900 be-
fore the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land office in Huron, Beadle County
South Dakota
: The said contestant having, In a proper
affidavit filed November ~, 1899 set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service OF this notice can not be
made. IL Ia hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given due and proper publica-
fion In the Pioneer Press, published at Miller.
@. A. BLAKE. Register.