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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-10-25
TESTIMONIAL
To Carl H. H. Buerhaus.

Carl Henry Harmon Buerhaus, Jr.
was born in Circlevlile, o. June %
1856. Died in Logan, o. Sept. l3
1900. With his parents, be removed
to GAINESVILLE in 1852, and thence to
Tarlton in 1866, coming to Logan in
1874, where he continued to reside
until his death. He worked with his
father IN the Logan Tannery, and at
the same time pursued the study of
law under Judge J. S. Friesner, and
was admitted to the Bar on June 90,
1877, his 81 birthday. He continued
with Mr.. Friesner, then with Judge
Groghan until in 1878 when he form
ed law partnership with Allen IL.
Brooke. In April 1878 he was elect
ed Clerk of Falls township reelected
in 1879. He was elected Prosecut-
ing Attorney in 1880, and reelected
IN 1882. In 1883 he was admitted
to practice IN the United States
Court. He was elected Representa-
tive of Hooking 1885, and reelected
in 1887.
He continued the practice of law
with eminent success and was partner
with Col. Weldy until few months
before his death.
He was married to Ida V. Shawver,
Aug. Z, 1878 who, with daughter,
survive him.
His funeral on Friday of last week
was largely attended, the services
conducted by the Elks, of which so.
ciety he was prominent and popular
member. The Logan and Lancaster
Lodges attended In a body. the latter
accompanied by the Lancaster Mech
anics Band. Prominent members Of
the order from New Lexington, Mel
| sonville and Straitsville were in at
tendance.
Carl Buerhaus was a man, who in
his social and professional relations
had many friends. He was genial,
companionable, of temper that wa:
never ruffled and a disposition to
peace and good cheer and good will.
He was eminent as criminal lawyer
and eloquent on the stump
His death in the prime of life is a
loss to our Bar and the occasion OF
profound sorrow among as wide cir.
Gle of friends as is possessed by any
young public man in Ohio.
Carl Buerhaus of ours, all of him
OF the mortal, sleeps in the sunny side
of Oak Grove cemetery overlooking
the scene of his labors, his trials and
his triumphs, awaiting the sunrise Of
the eternal morning.
"Lifes dtful fever DER,
He sleeps WE'LL
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THANKS.


The family desires thus publicly
to return their sincere thanks to
neighbors and friends for kind and
constant attention during the long
days of sickness and anxious watch
ing until the end, and for the heart
felt and consoling words and acts
of sympathy and support in the dark
and heavy hours of bereavement.
The Order of Elks, who, in the re-
spect shown for the deceased, and
their comforting words to the sorrow-
ing have our grateful thanks, and
will be always remembered.
May the heavenly Father and Di-
rector of all things for the best, grant
to all In the times OF sorrow and af-
fiction in the valley of the shadows
of death such consolation as friends
and neighhors have given Us in help
to the light and morning of the fut-
ure days.
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TREASURER.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
POLLS CLOSED-UNUSED BALLOTS DE-
STROYED.

SEC 23 The county executive committee Of
an election may designate q suitable person
to be present as inspector and witness and
inspect the counting of the votes in each pre-
cinct. and who shall be admitted to said vot-
ing place, and VINO shall identified to a copy
of the certificates provided for In this act,
but no other person excepting the election
officers shall be admitted to said polling place
ately upon the close of the polls the number
of electors entered and shown on the poll
books as having voted shall be first certified
therein and signed by the board of judges
and the CLERKS, and before any other or fur
ther proceedings the president or chairman
of the board shall make proclamation in q
loud voice outside the polling room. stating
on the pOll-bOoks. Thereupon the judges
shall IN the presence of the CLERK and the in
spectors above provided for, destroy the bal
lots remaining uny0ted.
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TRANSMISSION oE RETURNS.

SIC. % After canvassing the voten. The
Judges and clerks shall make out the returns
of the election aud the tally she cts thereof In
duplicate, signed and certified required ty
law; one COPY thereof shall be Immediately
transmitted to the deputy state supervinnn
by the presiding judge or such other judse =
he may designate, the other poll book and
tailv-sheet shall be forthwith depesited with
the clerk of the township or the clerk Of the
municipal corporation, as the case may 10
quire. by another judge. designated b. tho
presiding judge. TO he preserved for ono year
after the date OF such election. SUCH returns
shall be securely sealed mp in an envelope
and addressed transverseIy upon the uppef
end thereof to the proper oficers with vhoo
they are to be deposited, with the 0,stgna~
tiOn of the township, precin.. 80 county,
provided, that In cities Of the nrst-clas8 ana
first grade Of the second class. such delivery
shall he made as now provided by law.
From the time the ballot box Is open end
the count of the votes begin until the voteD
are counted and the returns are made out,
signed and certified, as required by law. and
delivered To the judges selected for such DUTY
for transmission. the judges and clerks OF tho
precinct shall not sc parate. nor any 1uo8e %
clerk leave the polling place excep fSom IN
avOidable necessity, under q penalty OF me
of not less than dfty nor more than one num-
dred dollars (9J v. 669.
GIVEN under my hand and at the Sher10b
office in Logan, Ohio, this 1lth day Of Oeeo-
ber A. ID. 1870.
G. F. BRANT.
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Four Special Values in Ladies
Jackets

Value No. Tan and Dark Gray
covert, velvet piping mercerized liu-
ing S., you can not find an equal al
81 more. 1t will be easy to convince
you when you see the garment.
No. 2-Another in Castor and
Gray Kersey storm collar, at $3.50.
No. 3-And still another Jacket
in Dark Gray aud Brown pebble
cloth and Tan and Gray Castor, with
or without satin or velvet piping at
$500.
No. 4-Also a very fine quality Of
Castor and Gray kersey appHq 1e
trimmed storm collar at $40.
We consider every garment we
have shown good value.
STEERS & Co.
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G. F. BRANT.
Sheriff of Hooking County, ohio
Here is {. rare opportun-

Here is t. rare opportun-
ity to lay in a stock of Shirt
Waists for ordinary wear.
STEERS & Co. are now closing
out all their SOC shirt waists
at 25c and all 75c and $1.0O
waists at Soc. The waists
are worth twice the money
but we want the room and so
we just cut the price in two.
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Ladies knit wool skirts, attrac-
ion in price and pretty in colorings
at STIFRs & Co.
-Jardiniers and Cuspa-
dores, at at J. Rochester q
Sons.
New Beans. Hominy and
Buckwheat, at ]. Rochester
& Sons.
-Butterick Patterns at J.
Rochester & Sons.
November Fashion sheets
and Patterns now in, at J.
Rochester & Sons.
Dishes and Crockery,
largest line in Logan. at J.
Rochester & Sons.
New Overshoes, Artics,
Felt and Gum boots. at J.
Rochester & Sons.
One hundred piece set of
Semi Porcelain dishes, Havi-
land shape for $3.50 J. Roch.
ester d Son.
Even though it be not of the best
do you ever remember of buying a
good quality of Ladies fleece lined
Hose at l0c pair. We have a 80
dozen case we are offering at that
price. STEERS & Go.
WANrED-Several persons for
District Office Manager in this state
to represent me in their own surround
ing counties. Willing to pay yearly
$500, payable weekly. Desirable
employment with the usual cppor-
tunifies. References exchanged. En-
closed self addressed. S. A. Park,
800 Caxton Building Chicago. 17-2
We will have with us on
Friday, Oct. 26th, the agent
for a Leading Cloak and Suit
Manufacturer. Any one de-
string a suit or skirt can have
the same made to their order
and delivered in ten days to
two weeks. Stiers & Co.
The historic Passion Play with
additional graphic scenes from the
"The Life of Christ under the per.
sonal direction of George Neuman
Storm. Sacred Story Exalted. One
mile of moving pictures. The scenes
and incidents in the life of our Lord
Jesus Christ, from HIS birth to His
ascension. Given under the auspices
of the ladies of the NJ. E. church at
Opera House Friday evening,
Oct. 26th.
Mr.. Dan Uncle, in the Keller
building where Waner & Ryan used
to hold forth, is doing rushing bu-
siness. His bar is always lined with
customers and there is scarcely stand
ing room in the house. Mr.. Uncle
is new man in Logan, a genial,
courteous. accommodating gentleman,
and enjoys perhaps the largest trade
ever given new man in SO short a
time. His customers are not only
found in all parts of the city but in
the couny as we'll. Every judge Of
Of good goods is his patron, and II
you want the best of Wine, Liquor,
Beer and soft drinks. give him call.
He handles better quality of goods
than any house in Logan. You cant
fail to find the place, for when you
inquire where you can get a good
drink of liquor you will invariably
be directed to "Uncle Dams Place" +"
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SUPPLEMENTS.

In order to meet the demands of
our advertising patrons. and to sup
ply the Demo Gratis with good demo-
cratic doctrine, We issue supplements
sheets this week. Patronize our ad-
vertisers; vote the Democratic ticket.
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Public Sale.

will have public sale at my res
idence 3 miles east of Logan, in
Green township on the Gree ndale
road, ON
Thursday Nov. 8 1900.
Twill sell all my stock, crops,
farming utensils, and many other
articles belonging to the farm.
Sale will commence at 9 o'clock a.
m. A lunch at noon can be pro-
cured. JULIUS A. GRAHAM.
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Farm For Sale on Long
Time.

The undersigned offers for sale a
farm of 10 acres, situate is Walnut
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, be-
ing the southwest quarter in section
eleven, at six thousand dollars.
Terms one-third cash, balance on
ten annual payments, making four
hundred dollars per year and inter-
est. There is new two story house,
good large barn, corncrib, wagon
shed and other small buildings,
orchard and about twenty-five acres
of wood land. For further informa-
tIon call on me at the Fairfield
County Bank. P. RISING.
Sept 27-Sm. Lancaster. Ohio.
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JUDGE OF SUPREME
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
c1Rcu1r co,rRr JUDGE.

One person for Judge of the Circuit Court
for the Fourth Judicial Circnit OF the Stete OF
Ohio, composed OF the counties OF Adams,
Athens Brown, Gallia, Highland. Hooking
Jackson. Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Picksway,
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COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.

One person for Judge of the Common Pleas
Court of the seventh Judicial District of the
State OF Ohio, to be voted for by the electors
OF the First Subdivision thereof, composed OF
the counties OF Fairfield. Hooking and Perry
to I'LL vacancy caused by the death ofJudge
Tall Slough.
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STATE OFFICERS.

SECRETARY OF STATE.
One person for the office of Secretary OF
State of the State OF Ohio.
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GAINESVILLE & Shawnee Division

Tickets on sale to all the principal cities In
the U. 8. or Canada. Direct connections made
for all important points north, south, east or
vest.
Any ticket agent will give you full infor-
nation concerning connections, or you can
address r. A. Jaynes, General PA0enSoe
Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
R. A, JAYNH,
GenT Pass AT.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
COMMISSIONER

COMMISSIONER.
One person for the office Of Commissioner for
the County OF Hooking.
TREASURER.
One person for the Office Of Treasurer for the
County of Hooking.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
One person for the office of Infrmary Di
rector for the County of Hooking.
CORONER.
One person for the office Of Coroner for the
County of Hooking.
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Excursion Wac. &M. v. R. R.

HOME SEEKER EXCURSION.
To points west, northwest, and
and southwest. For particulars call
agent of c. & NJ. v. Ry.
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No1IcETo HUNTERS

No ohunting allowed on my farm premises,
in Hooking County, under penalty of the last
revised law strictly enforced. requiring writ
ton permits FERDINAND +. RENPEL.
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REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.

One person for Representative In ths Con-
Rress of the United States for the Eleventh
Congressional District Of OHIO. composed OF
the counties of Athens, Hooking, Meigs. Per-
ry, Ross and VintOn.
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Jackets.

We lead in Price, Quality and
Style of goods. STEERS q Co.
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MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION.

One person for Memebr OF the State Board
OF EQUALIZATION of the State of Ohio for the
NInth-Fourteenth Joint Senatorial District
composed OF the counties OF Athens, Fafrne'd
and Hooking, Ninth District) and Washing
ton, Morgan and parts of Noble and Monroe
lEnnrfeenth Distrlctl.
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Subscribe for Campaign Septi.
mel only 10 cents.
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Blankets.

Twenty-eight different kinds al
special values. STIERs & Co.
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sHERIFF'S OFFICE,
1FOVNf1~O OoD y OCe
To the Qualified Electors OF,

Hooking COUNTY o., October 10, 1900
To the Qualified Electors Of
Hooking County. Ohio:
WHEREAS by the sta tute laws of the State
of Ohio providing for the holding and con-
ducting of elections, II is made the duty OF the
the sheriff TO give public notice by prOclama-
tion throughout his county of the place and
time OF holding such election And
WHEREAS by act OF the General Assembly
of the State 1f Ohio, passed March oath. 1876,
in pursuance to an amendment TO the cOnsti-
tuition of the Stste of Ohio, the time OF hold
ing State and county elections has been
changed from October to November of each
year tSee Amendments, Sections 1918 and
1919 Revised Statutesl Therefore, in pursu-
ance of such law, T.. F. BRANDT, Sheriff OF
Hooking County, Ohio, do hereby proclaim
and make known that on the
Tuesday Next After the First Monday in
| November, A. D., 1900, Being the
9Th day of the Same Month,
The qualified electors OF the said County OF
/ Hooking and State of Ohio. shall meet In their
respective election townships and precincts
at such place in said election townships and
precincts as tie election Is duly appointed 10
be holden. between the hours of $50 O'Clock
a. m. Central standard iime) and $50 O'CLOCK
p. IN. central standard time) of said day, and
! proceed to elect In accordance with the said
statute laws the following State. District and
County officers:
| Twenty-three Electors for President and
! the number OF Senators and Representatives
this State Is entitled TO in the Congress OF the
! United States;
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If you want a Monument
or Tombstone, Lime. Plaster
of Paris or Cement, you
should call on
EIsELE & MCLAIN
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TRAINS East

From Macarthur junction: Trains vesE-
No 8, 1904 D M daily; No. IL l59 m daily.
For detailed information regarding Y1te1
time OH connected lines, sleeping, parioet din
W. Athens, Ohio. W. H. Lehmef, r. A., \
Arthur Junction, o.; J H -Larabee, ,TrAv.Rao
Agt., Chillicothe, O.; o. p. Mccarthy ,0enego
Passenger Agent. Cincinnatt.O.
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DIR. D. A. RANNELLS.
Physician & Surgeon.

once one door west of Rochester's Store
Residence, Gimble Block. Telephone No. &C.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-27

other directions In which Great Britain
was tied up at the time, In fact, there
has been no time during u long period
IN which Great Britain has not had her
affairs 50 complicated that she could
not AFFORD to quarrel with the United
States hence her ready adoption OF the
other role. But there is no good rea-
son why Americans should be deceived
as to the nature of the ties with which
Great Britain has sought to bind us.
We should be foolish TO desire that
she should be unfriendly. and It would
be positively unwise TO 80 60 war with
the British. That is an opinion to
which all good Americans win assent.
and. further they win be found work.
ing to remove unfriendly feelings and
to avert the possibility OF conflict.
But while they win earnestly strive
and hope for peace, they cannot be in
duced TO believe they are under welghty
obligations to Great Britain for the
part it took in our Spanish war. or that
We lacked the material resources or the
diplomatic ability to carry 1t to sue
cessful conclusion without her assist
ance
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-27

An evening paper which cuts its dis
patches. heads and all. from the As
torian and. occasionally, from the Ore
gonian. few days ago insinuated that
the Astorian is dependent upon the
Evening Telegram for its telegraphic
news. The Astorian receives daily
more telegraphic news than it is able
to print with its present mechanical
facilities, requiring careful selection Of
the dispatches received so that cnly
the least interesting to its readers may
be omitted from its pages. At the
same time, the Astorian furnishes more
bona fide, up-to-date telegraphic news
than any other paper in the state out
side of Portland. The fact that on
Christmas morning the Astorian con-
tanned more telegraphic news than US
ual, Notwithstanding the non-appear-
ance Of the Telegram in Astoria on the
preceding evening, is sufficient answer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-27

unitrd states Land once. Vancouver,
wash Nov, q. igOoi
Notice IL hereby given tAai In com.
pllance with the provisions OF the act "
congtNna ~ june .. 1878. entitled An
act Tor the sale ~ timber lands Ia the
states OF California. oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory. aa extend
cd 70 all the public land HIAlva by act
of Augubt T. 1879 George A, Weed. ot
Portland. county pf Mullnomah. state
ot Orrgoa. hns this day flod 10 this
oiiiec his aworn statement No. sVgi. for
tho purchase " tho lots ! aud 2, and
\ half u NV quarter of section No, 20.
IN township No, 10 n. range No, ? w.
W, NJ, ana win ofIcr proof g show that
tho land sought ID moro valuable Tor Us
timber or stone than FOR agricultural
purposes. and TO establish hin claim 10
said land before the register and ~.
ociycr OF this ofiicu at Vancouver.
Wash on Wednesday. tho i2lh day VI
February. 1901,
lie names ~ witnesses; Ilernard
Rint. OF knappton. Washington, Hen
Brock. of Nasrl. Washington. Alfred
J. Gray. ol knapplon. Washington.
William MaIheral. ot knapp,on. Wash
ington.
Any and all persons claiming adverse.
~ the aboye'doucribcd lands are ~.
auesIcd 10 Me their claims N lhla office
on or before mid 18th day of Fcb.
ruary. 1901. W. H. DUNBAR.
Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,


c,,.i uhited states Land omce. oregon
City, Oregon. November u. 1900. ~"
Notice Is hereby given thai In cor,.
pllance with the provisions of the act
OF congress OF June 3. 1879 enti,iad
An act for the sale OF timber isnS.
IN the states OF California. Oregon Ne
Vadn ana Washington Terrltorvn 40
extended to all the Public f,nnG .. as
oy act Oh August 4, 1892. Ogden A. Hall
OF NO. 200 Morrison street, Portland
county OF Multnomah, State Of oreson
mas this day filed in this oflce ~.
sworn statement No. 531s. for The n,'r-
chase OF the ME quarter OF sectIor "A
IN township No. N, range No q w
and will offer proof 10 sbow H., ~. ~.
,an9 sought is more valuable for ne
timber or stone than for agrlonIt,rsi
purposes. and to establish his claim 20
said land before the Register and ps1 po
etiver OF this office at Oregon Cits,
oregon, on Thursday, the M da1
February. 1901. "" u"S VI
He names as witnesses. Tohr r,n-
ley. OF Astoria, Oregon; John Chitwood
OF Astoria, Oregon; Herman Alhers n;
push, oregon: George Mcfarland ~
Olney, Oregon. u' VI
Any and all persons claiming adverao.
~ the above described lands are "a.
quested to file their claims m this 80
lice on or before said 7th day OF Eehr,,.
@ry' l0Ol' cHAs. B. MooREs.
Register.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

In pursuance Of an execution duly
Issued out Of the Circuit Court OF the
State OF Oregon, for the County Of
IamhIl, on the 10th day Of November.
1900, upon a judgment and decree rem
dered In said court on the 18th day OF
April. 1896. in the suit of o. o. Howard
plaintiff, vs. r. A. Frame, u. s. Frame,
A. w. Stowell and 70. B. Stowell, defend
ants, will expose for sale and sell as
the law directs at the Court House door
OF the County Of Clatsop, In the city Of
Astoria, on Monday. the S1st day Of
December, 1900, at the hour Of 2 o'clock
D. m, the property situated in the
County Of Clatsop. State OF Oregon. and
described as follows. to-wit:
Lots two (2). three (3). four ~, FIVE
(5) and six (6), In block thirteen (13),
in Adalrs port Of Upper Astoria. ac-
cording to the plat on file In the clerks
Office Of ClatsOp County. Oregon.
THOS. LINVILLE,
Sheriff OF Clatsop County, Oregon.
Astoria. Oregon, November 20. 1900.
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1t doesn't pay to be burglar on a
small scale. Portland's experienced
thief, who has entered more houses in
the past three years in that city than
he can enumerate. has not only made
a very good living for that space of
time but has gotten of with the same
sentence he might have expected had
he entered but one house.
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"THE MILW AUKEE,' '

A familiar name for the Chicago
Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railway, known
ali over the Union m the Great Railway
running the Pioneer Limited" trains
every day and night between 81. Paul
and Chicago. and Omaha and Chicago
The only perfect train IN tho world"
Understand: Connections are made
with all transcontinental lines. occurring
10 passengers the best service known.
LuxuTious coaches. electric light, steam
heat. OF a verify eduaied by no oths.
liae.
See that your ticket reads via THE
Milwaukee" when going 10 any point
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates. pamphlets or other lnfor-
nation, address.
]. w. CASEY. c. j. EDDY,
Trav. Pass. Agt., Gen. AKt..
Portland, Oregon. Portland. Ore.
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Nnrlcn For PUBLICATION.

Land once At Vancouver, Washington.
bee TO- 1900,
Notice h hereby given that tho FOL.
lowing named peitler has iiled notice of
his Intention to make iinal proof "
aupnort of hla claim, aud that said
lruof will be male before tho register
and receiver nc Vancouver, washing
ton, on Man lay, January ~ 1901, vlf'
John smiActh, ~ Chinook, Wash. Tor
the n, w u " section ~, IN township
10 north, range 10 west w, NJ
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon
ana cultivation VI said land. via;
Kari johnson. of chinook. WAahlnE-
ton, Ole Rclnseth, u Waahouaal, Wash
lngton. John Wahlbera, ot Chinook
Washington. Jcm l.aurldsen, of Chi
nook. Washington,
W r. DUNBAR. Register,
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What an unfortunate predieament
for John Built He finds that little JON
athan needs spanking. but the Beers.
which were long since defeated. unfor-
tunately keep the British army busily
engaged. or that part of it which is not
enclosed in Boer stoekpens. But then
you know. John, We have a neat lit
tie job in the Philippines on our hands,
so it looks like an even stand-off. But
don't hesitate on our account.