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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
HUMBOLDT
FOR SKACWAY
She Will Be Returned 10 Her Old
Run IulY 6.

Manager Caine. # the Pacific
Clipper line. announces that the
steamer Humboldt. now sn route &c
Seattle from Nome. Will be transfer.
red In the SkasWay run upon hei
arrival IN port. aud will probably
Doe continued on that run the rs.
matnder ~ the season She VII
make her nrst sailing nf the season
Go SkaEway July :. leaving Airing
ton dock az : 4, m.
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Theaters.
Toe Much Johnson"

The hiii viii b. changed at the
Third Avenue iheater tonight from
rffigdrama to farcical comedy. Low
ers ~ good laugh should not fail
O. see Too Much johnson" Geo.
81. Hayes plays Johnson better than
any other actor seen In that part.
X r. French. a. Billings. appears
e. better advantage than II any
efner play. All ~ the ether mem
hers ~ the company have good
parts. and Too Much Johnson
ought 20 prove a rare treat o. the
patrons Of ths Third Avenue.
Next week. commencing sunday.
sAlone In Greater New York a
realistic life-picture Of the rnetrop-
oils. VIII be produced By the same
company.
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Knights Of Pythlas' Social.

Seattle lodge Ne. ST. Knlghts Of
Fythias. held a pleasant social aes
zion at castle hall In the Stevens
building. last night The feature
was progressive whist contest, In
which the prizes Were awarded tn
Mrs. John KHAN aud Mr. J. H.
Savage. There were musical and
literary numbers also.
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PROT. Hlnckisv q Mitchell - the
Hoatan University school % Thee
lngy haa sailed for Palestine. Whars
he viii remain e year es director Of
the American school for Oriental
study and Research.
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Gordon Paddock of New York city.
p On his way N corea 20 assume tho
plaee ~ secretary ~ the American
legislation there under Minister Al
len. secretary Paddock was recent
" appointed by Prefdent Mckinley
~ succeed Mr.. Morgan who has
been tramp 70 the legation ~
~. Peterrff'~R as secretary.
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AcYInH Pictures.

The SearehHght is doing a good
business this week at exhibition
place. Isostz Second avenue. The
snow-baiiing scene is a novel fea-
furr
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AacHlrgcTs.

\. TfbfNANb a coinaa block.
McManua 4 walker 20 y. y blk.
b. M maIaNToN. 4I4-Il coIllns.
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Cottage city June o. q. July 10. u.
Aug. 4 State Of California, July T. ~,
Aug. 5, cry Of Topeka. June. 4 H.
July T. -. Aug Is SPOKANE, July ,
a. Aug. r, AK. June u. -
1tsLat once stH Htr.t Ave-. seattle
81 Talbot. Comml AFt g " Aii9f, -
usnaAgt.. ocean Dock haaitia ooohail
lefHius a Co Con. AEs. 81 IIehels2,
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pismoads, Watches. Fine Je~e'u
ana Silssrware
n,,. 40 S,.0o. Albert Hansen
The largest jswelry house Is 'h'
Northwest ..---.--s.
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HELP WAnTEp.


y. vs.. INTELI.fgENCE co. l21lA
Second avenue and Union street,
BlgloW block. beside Leo's college.
Largest employment Office north
Of han Francisco.
i00 men for railroad Co. two
years work must go at once.
10 pick and shovel men IN city. 81 a
day. az once.
y carpenters. ~ once. long Job.
10 ship carpenters.
10 men for rock quarry ITO day.
near city.
Man aud wife, out Of city: SO
month. At once.
Reliable real estate men.
] nrnt-clzss detective. 400 reward.
Is boys for box factory at once:
80 month clear all summer
= giriH for all kinds Of work In and
out 81 city. ~ once.
No matter what position you wish
We can place you.
We want 20 people right now.
Space does not permit half the peo-
pie ws want.
K~iia bile lady or gentleman with
800 can have permanent position IN
once at nue salary at once.
Hotel houNeman. so n month.
Tel. Main 1859
MAN 20 saw wood and clear land.
G0iored dodEers must understand HIS
business. o. per hour and all eK-
penseE.
General Homework girls. cooks.
cham berfnaida Mattresses six
Ekidroad men. We have work for
men and boys.
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT OF
FfCE. 1919 Third Ave. Phone.
Black s79f.
BY American Oh CO., stoci IL
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Diamond ice Pest Ire. best ser
vice. laatH longest Tel. Main 1859
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PERsoHh-co,,,,,,..

LADIES trg Ian ss,.-..s.-.
eafsfal maznsge 81 Third ave-.
W NJ EBaOld K9id ana .si.sssss
hsusei mfg ifNsier n ulss., y
Ai.a =. bENhETr 10 sSsl, :. Y Z:
Taller aioes hair scalp trss,s :. :
Nh8 HANsoN. stylish ,.,i sss.s Z
ia# hfI''H corner lth and p,ss .
II5f American OF Coz s,s,ss -
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


osBOitNE. TREMPEH 3 Co, inc,
Abstract Company established
1883 Mining claim abstracts. Base
mrnt af the MutuHi 1t huildinR
Booth Whittlency- Iianford Abstract
Co. established 1865. basement OF
Hsiier block Telephone Main lpt.
SEATTLE Abstract %. -. 3. Blk
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pHoroeaApHSss'

fifeTOGHAPH eaupons n1,,. 49, -.
deemed Boy July zd Studio -, ~
sunday. Logan. ubo,,.. ~ gIen
iHifia First ave. In - -, apaef.
fiae. studio closed Jyiv an1
STAMP Photos =asubls siSs -,
e button free photo iss -
novelty Photo 20 2lg cslsnssss =
AL4ale1r n1lsh-ng Wise Ie5 -
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Dr warTonsr pe-' teeth. no.
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WE HAVE
NEVER LET UP

IN our hsht on the drug trust
1.-THE stores bound together 70
keep up drug prices1. The
Barteli Drug Company only
asks for fair legitimate
profit on everything sold. We
never sacrifice quality 20
make prices attractive. The
drug trust wanted more. We
forced them 20 come down.
We have their appreciation Of
the advantage IN trading here.
Have We vourH7
IazeiI'a Talcum Powder. CSC
size .. ............fr~
Arnoid's Little Liver pills,
regular price &c ......... t0c
Kiimsr's swamp Root. reg
ular Soc bottle =. .........s5e
Coke's Dsndrun Cure. reg
ular 81 bottle E. =. .....-. Tsc
Laxative Quinine Tablets.
z5e size .. .....s.... i2iho
Packers Tnr Soap. Use size
90. $3.50 ssss.s.. lsc
Palmer's Face Powder. 7sc
Aikf 90 90. 81. .f.s....11c
Toilet sponEea. 25e kind .ibc
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fE6PIEA SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and PIX. ~. Capital
paid up. fieo 600 T. &. Neaf-lder.
pre-, J. r. Hayden. cash. J. T.
Grecnleaf. asst. cash. Commercial
sayingn ana trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL bAEk
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. tt1s.eoe; sur
piuh. 80 90
J. Fusth. pres. J. & Goldsmith.
vice pres. v v. Anksay. cashier.
corrrsspnntenis IN principal cities
In the United states ans Eprepe.
National Bank Of commsrcs
Paid up capital $3.50. oeo
TranEacts general banking business.
n. G. Henry. pres. r. n. Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults for rent.
safe ospssll sasIl sers fer Rss.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
Paid up Capital tI6o, 90
General banking business tranHactea
J. ID. Hoge. ~. pres; N. Mc Mick
en-. vice pres. l. Turner. cash: r.
y. parshuFst Asst cash. ExchanFs
on prtneipai cities ~ u. q. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
% Seattle. a general banking bual.
ness transacted. Deposits 81 Zoo zoo.
A. ChiiherE. pres: r. l. 0rondahl.
LIST vice prss.; A. N. soelberg. cash:
J. Y. Lane. asst. cash. No branches
The csnsdlan Bank OF cenmeres
Capital paid 81. 000. 90
eight Million DoliArHl
Surplus ...................sz coo o0os
Interest allowed on time deposits
A general Banking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH-Corusr Of
Jamea 81. and Second Avenue.
u GANFEnE.N A.
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New bath houaea, Msdrons villa.
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nIaNrIK nhrAIns

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vidsite
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. ili2
Second
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamships city Of
Puobla, Wnllh Walia
aud tmatilla leave Be-
attic a. M. June
l8tA ~ Ju!Y =.
IS lH ~. Aug
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oREssMAksRs.

A. ". phillips, - Heuss ,i,7i bid
Chlcako Dental Co. 62ss HinckIey.
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CLecrAicAL MActllHERY

EHfcKH0E a WfGAE .. manu-
fncture and repair electrical ap-
narntua IaIl Woat az Win. W
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For Ladies tailor ana reccpiIon
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. $40.
3li Collins black
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PRINTING AND slNoINe'

MARKET Report Printing = A.. A.
liHhinE Co. nigh grade iob 800 -
Ing 90 Spring 81. Tel Egr y ~
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Notice for Publleallea.

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LaNp UErteE At cats b'AthaE. tBAho.
ttessmhes u. isca
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said s4ast. w ChElsssgasg tSass carts hFama.
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OuRRKsr COnnESr.

Idaho Dies not want but one COVER
nor for the next IVA years. Captain
Hunt will b.. that governor. The rings,
the ehques and the parties who have
planned TO run him aud play governor
NJ 3. will ind themselves like the
darkey's unframed 'possum dOgs-hark
ins mp the wrong tree, -Rlsekfoos News.
Along Nlsh other COOL things pp'm.
ise,t tor the twentieth century. il the
voluntary reduction Of passenger rates
from -four to three cents per mile ia
Idaho and Montana by the Northern
Pacific and GFeat Northern railroads
which will take sifrct February /. r@is
will make a uniform rate over the rv,ire
system If the great n"r'hwest IFan>,rn-
tinental railways fr,In the great axes
to the Pacific ocean Silver Blade.
The amendments TO the llay-Pannct-
tote treaty are now in the hands OF the
Rritish government, Lord Salisbury
ALL NOT likely 10 n. in a hurry ,h,1t
giving his reply, but il is To BE- hop d he
will take action before congress adionrns,
30 something definite NAV be done in
Washington, idaho Statesman.
The fact that an appeal has ben
made in the Rice case, granting the con.
cIeSane,i man no one knows how much
longer to live, is not reassnring to those
who believe in the prompt eniarcem mt
OF the laws. We doubt if1here is man
in the county who does not believe in
the absolute guilt OF "Baldy" Rice, the
eonieInned murderer of Matt Mailry.
The appeal is felt to be one OF those d.
| lays on technical grounds only, which
arr only too common in our crim,nsl
courts, and which greatly impair. il they
do not absolutely defeat. the ends Of
I Justice -War.ln-r News.
The religious papers are jumping on to
Minister WI with great zeal for mis-
outrageous conduct" in-preaching 9 M
/ ineianism in this country. II never
seems to occur TO the hrethern that thrrt
/ is no real difference between preaching
Confneianism here aud Christianity in
China. The theological vol is only
mnzzied, not dead, and il he could go
chan. G he would make things as livelv
to-day "a he til in the middle ages. -
Muilan Minor.
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TWO POLICIES.


4 Many British officers believe that
there would have heen no raids into
Cape Colony Il reasonable terms hal
h~en offered TO fighting generals like
f, De Wet and Bolha. General he We, on
two occasions offered to law down hi
arms on coaditions similar to tho-.-
granted 10 the contederates nv GenrrsI
Grant at Appomat,ox. tine Of his main
points was that neither officers nor men
should he aeporte,l TO 81. Helena or Csy-
lon. His terms werp refused, When
he announced his determination TO
fight to The hitter end. his hOase was
hnrned down, his rattle acre killed. and
his orchards were destroyed. Thsre-
after, he had no,hihg to save by snrrrn-
der. nothing to gain by laying down his
arms save hanishn'ent To 81. Helena,
says the Chicago Inter o,ean.
When General Ruler signSled 10 the
Eoers. 'Surrender.S they signaled hack !,
"Will We he sent over the seass'' The
English answer was Yes" Where
upon the Beers signaled, Then no sur
render" This policy was kept up to
within the last few weeks, When tienersl
Kitchener announced that the Beers
who rendered and accepted British SOW
eFeignty would be permitted TO return to
their farms, This change in the pro
gramm came after the BOer columns
had been organized for raids into Cape
Colony.
When General CronIe and his men
Surrendered they were hurried OF to ST.
Helena. This had the worst possible in
/ finence on Beers inclined to peaee.
More than most people, the Roers are
home lovers and attached to the soil.
AS the Beers departed were not permit
ted TO communicate with their friends,
I il was taken for granted that Punishment
/ to ST. Helena meant the worst thing that
could happen to them This nn,lonht
edly prevented tho surrender OF many
Beers now in the field. On the o,hef
I tAutIs Inv t1OtTS lIuuCctt ttlFr SuETcH'tPr VI
british soldiers by treating them fairly,
by paroling them NJ once. and recently
they have induced surrender nv pr,M'is
i ing the immediate release OF III, ir pris-
oneFs.
Each policy has burne its fruit. The
Beers fight desperately against snrr~n
der. in the belief that they will be sem
away from their oWn country. The
English soldiers do not fight iesperately
when placed at a disadvantage because
they feel that surrender Nill not involve
any great privaiinn or anv persecution
De Wet and his men. made lrsp--ate by
the short-sighted policy OF the English
are fighting to the hitter end. aiming Il
do as much injury as possible to thei
enemies.
; 1t is plainly to England's interest II
retain the Hoers in the Orange Free
| State and the Transvaal 1t is clear nov
that the policy Of treating soldiers a
criminals and oi refusing to arcept sur
render on any terms except thos- 81
iered to General Cronje will drive tn
fighting Beers into the frPrsst opposi
ton and breed animosilies that will liy
for gen, raiions.
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1T is Tumored that there is move
P,ent on at present for the erection OF
pulp aud paper mill at this plare. II
the rumor is true. this is a move in the
right direction. A pulp and paper m,ll
would employ from fifty 70 one hundred
men, and would make = handsome pay
roll for this town. There is no he,'er
location in the country than this place.
Being adjacent to the forests OF whit
fir, spruce and cottonwood on the CCeur
d'Alrne, st. Joe and 81. Maries rivers,
the SIMPLY Of material is practically in
exhaustibIe. This class OF timber j. al
most valueless for and other industry,
being too soft for lunfer. shingles and
Other building material, and should our
town be So fortunate as to secure plant
Of this kind. it would he the mrans Of
developing another resource which other
wise might lay dormant for years. There
is at present but one paper mill on the
Pacific coast and ii Can supply but a
small fraction OF the amount OF paper
used In this western country, and tie
demand is growing much greater each
year. Thousands Of tons Ui paper arr
bring shipped into this part Of the coun
/ try from the cast and elsewhere, conse-
quently all the paper that could be man
ufactured here would lie the means o
retaining that amount Of money at home
It might be we'll for cur citizens to look
into the matter, and encourage the en-
ierprise az much ss possible.
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We find the following gem going tn
rounds of the press without credit:
- Remember this, young men; he care
ful what yon say about woman's char
acrer. Think how many years she has
been building it, Of the trials and priVa'
tons endured, OF wounds received, and
let no snspicions follow her actions. The
purity Of the woman is the salvation OF
the race, the hope OF greatness and the
redemption Of man. Wipe out her puri.
ty and the man sinks beneath the wave
Of dIspair, without star to gnide hiS
life into the channel Of safety. Think
then before you speak, and remember
that any hog can root up the fairest
flower that ever grew 50 the vilest man
can ruin the purest woman that ever
lived
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prutssfs ur saatests szstNss tAsss sstastioas.
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AKERICA'g GREATEST WEEKLY.
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The only paper published especially for people
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yet thirst for pain facts. That this Kind NJ a
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A REPORT IRON 4. q. Dun & Co. con-
veys the information that business fail
ures Of 1900, we're over 1000 in number
with liabilities eHrpeding $4,000, 900
OF this number, 1900 wer- mannfactur-
ing for i49,75O,O00; 1900 in trading for
$50 0OO. 900; and $50 brokers. exporters
etc, not properly belonging IN either oi
the other classes, for 81, $50 900. Besid.I
these strictly commercial defaults. TIER,
were sixty financial concerns with liza
bilitIes Of 81 100000 swelling the iota
TO 1860 in number, and fl7O,Oo0,OOO in
amount. In the preceding year the
number was 0,293, and the liability Sll3,
1872. go.
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DEFAKtAEAI or rhE lsTEHtsH.
O. LASH OFFfcE. csEEh B'ALEAEs IBAHO.
J4ataEy s tpai.
Notiee Is hereby given thai Ire felleaing,
named sslElsf has hr la5shes Of his inssBtioa 70
IAAks anal psesf ia suFtSst u his siaiaa. AMI
that said pse0f siIl be sass 6siers the ksSissss
and KscrhrF al CsuF d'Aieur. laAka. ga
February -. hAi, Vh
MIKE BUEkE.
lIa No. leoa. fsf Ihr VI, = w.. =. SaA ~ 4
aad 4. See ). 4sai : d. fts,w. 4. sse. 4. ~. ~
y sw b. NJ
tte names ths tgiiostns Nitnssses 70 tsgtw
sss eoatinaaits Fesblsnee apoa zna wultlraIh1n
II said sAss. Va AifSea tate.sae. TheaaGa
Eitrh~3. usgsss ftaa sAA fstrf WkHso al ~
CssaF d'Axn< llaha,
n II. NJ DL0SG.
iaaisfsb iag AsgtassF
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IT IL nov evident that congress will
coon pass bill TO prohibit the sale Of
beer, wine or any Undertaking liquors in
any post exchange or canteen, on aeeoHnt
OF the condition in Manila, brought about
nv the arlnv saloon.
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Notice for Publication.

DEPAHTaESF % THE ISTERI0R.
LAND oFFIcE Al cGUR D'ALENK. IBAH0.
January s ie0l
Notice Is hereby given that The following.
named sstileF has a'ed R0ties Of bis iateali0h 10
make nHsl proof In support Of his eiaitn and that
said psool viii be iaade before the Register and
Rsssryer at eosu d'Aiene. Idaho. On RebFp-
aFy ~, 1891, Vhi
PETRR WHITE.
lid No, s4o. fos the \. y, = .. NJ, ana Ia 8.
See. 4. IP. % ~. 4. sw hA,
lie names tbs following witnesses - rfeys bis
Continuous Fssiaenee apoh Ahd ealllgatioR 81
said land, Vh; Alfred Iases4ae. Thomas
Rhebsy, George I1an and Mas BaSks. ail ol
D. n. BUDLONG.
Jan. n feb lsP h~sistsF.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-01-12
Notice for Publication.


DEPARTMENT or THR INTERIOR,
IalND OFEIck AZ C0uR p'ALESE, InAHo.
December ~, liuo.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tled notice Of his intentlen to
make hnal proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proas viii be made before the Register
aud Receiver az Occur a'Alene, Idaho. on
February u. lai. VIA
JAMES KORAN,
I'D. No Ssi. for the $. y 5 +. y. See. 8. \, y,
\. E.i4 sec. II, TIP % n. r. tw, BM.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land. VIA John J. u ellis, Victor Bellmore,
John ops aud Gus s'stzaH, al u Occur dAlene,
Idaho,
u. II. BUDLONG,
ian. feb OPP Register,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-01-12

Tnsnr il a diversity of opinion in re.
Gard 10 the state and national soldiers
home. with advantages and disadvant-
sges ~ 10th sides
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-01-12
CONTEXT Notice.


pEPABf9Ess On wa lafKRioh,
U,s. LAEp oFFIeK AZ cesvE D'ALAER. InARo,
DeennpoF "A, l9M
A sufleleat contest snnAaYii having been aled
by George Plaf against Homestead entry Va.
1855, made March 5. i9oo, ~ the coeur d'Alene.
Idaho, U. & Land Once, for ! y. ~ 3. ". ~,
). Iss. Z. IA. apd n, w. - ;. T. -. zee 4. Tp.
10 ~, RS W, u. NJ, BY wtifFed LeraFe. con.
testee, ia Witch Il Is alleged that said Wtlfred
I.egarv haa wholly aband0ned said land and ~.
moved his residence thefeiFom Cor more than
slx months Immediately prescribing The flina 81
the contest afidayh herein. and that the said
Wilfred LegaFe has wholly failed % reside npnp
improve OF cultivate said land according 10 lSa
OF III an for more than siK months prior 10
The aling u the contest aiadaVit heTein. said
parties are hereby summoned 70 appear and Of.
fer evidence touching said allegations. 1T 10
o'clock a. a.. GA the itih DAY d February. 1901,
before thu register aud receiver q the above.
named land once. Al The United states land
once, & Oeur d'Alene, Idaha
d. H. nuDL0NG,
dee IS ian.ls Register.