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shoulders and the lungs. and is really the
best article that could be chosen for the
winters outing woman.
There is a waist that is made peculiarly
for walking wear. Like it's sister waist
1t is built for show below the deep fur
collarette, with this difference, that all
the trimming is in the back This waist
is designed to be worn with the collar
cite that has tails or ends in front The
back which is protected only by the
cape, is elaborately trimmed below the
yoke, or below where the cape ends This
is novelty waist but it may contain q
suggestion for the woman who likes to do
everything in the right way.
Waist Materials.
In waist materials one is really unlimt-
ed There are new goods this year that
fill every chink found vacant in last sea-
sons demands. The latest fad is the waist
that is made of mems overcoming. 1t is
very heavy and is, indeed, a coat 1t is
almost too thick to be worn with cape,
a collarette or even boa, though there
are chiffon boas that come for the pur-
pose of wearing with these thick waists.
The waists made of overcoating are for
the most part blouses, as there is really
no other way to handle them, unless it be
as Norfolk or as a plain waist pulled
down front and back in that rather Sc
we're new style.
1t is a pretty mode which makes this
heavy shirt waist unbHttonable, and of a
style that comes of entirely. The stock
unhOoks at one side. The waist unbut-
tons down the front Under it there is
gay silk waist, all lace and furbeloWs
or plain silk blouse, just as may be-
Such an unbuttonable cloth shirt waist
makes an excellent and very serViceabie
church waist. One can keep it on on take
il Off
The taffetas are more durable than they
were and some of them almost rank with
cloth In point of durability. A business
woman, who carefully tests each shirt
wafst from a standpoint of durability.
found that one of the new black taffetas
recommended by her dealer wore her.
counting day for day. as long as one of
cashmere. In point of beauty and COM
fort she elected I'm favor of the talfeta.
though some tnd cashmere a more COM
paniOnable stuff.
The figured silks, the Louisines, pompa-
dOurs, Empires and colonial silks are all
relieved of their Objectionable features BY
the way in which they are treated. If you
cannot wear a whole bodice of Louisins
silk with its scattered flowers, you can
wear a deep yoke Of 1t, and your sleeve
puffs can be of LOuisine. The rest of the
waist can be in plain silk of a color TO
match the background of your LOuisine.
Then your belt can be a little black velvet
strip and your stock can be OF the same.
the latter OVerlaid with a strap of white
lace jw where It turns over under the
chin
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their interests OF play and work. She let
society severely alone. She had no time
for II, and besides, it did not interest her
as much study did.
She began to write for publication. She
took up book reviewing and at last came
the day when she went TO report wO-
mans suffrage convention at Akron,
OhiU. 1t was one of the first of them,
when the movement vas new and un 1op-
ular This was in 1851.
This was the real beginning of her pub
lie work. She was fired with the spirit Of
the convention and she returned home Il
full-hedged suffragist
She wrote clever and enthusiastic re-
ports OF the convention, and these led to
her being invited to prepare a memorial
to be presented to the legislature Df
Ohio. The Ohio Woman's Rights Asso-
citation requested this and it was through
his organiza ti0n that she was started
upon her career as suffra gist. She came
quickly to prominence I'm this associa tion,
for the president was absent from the
first annual meeting in 1853 and Mrs. Sew
erance was chosen to have charge of the
session in her place
From that time on she was a club wo-
man among club women. She moved to
Boston later, and there she kept up her
work. Her friends included some of the
best-known thinkers. Julia Ward Howe
was one of them. The famous Hutchinson
family were of her intimate friends. SEN
ator John A. Foote encouraged her in her
suffrage work
She has never lost her interest in the
work of women, and when she took up
her home in Los Angeles she went about
stirring women there. She founded the
Friday Morning Club in 1891 was its
active president until the labor became
too arduous, and since that has been
president emeritus of the organization.
Mrs: Severance has always delighted in
adopting preteges in whom she saw
symptoms of talent, and her generosity
has carried her too far at times, making
inroads upon, her pocketbook for unde-
serving people. She believes, however,
that 1t Is better to give to the occasional
undeserving than to refuse the now and
then angel who may be entertained un-
awares
A little while ago I asked her to write
a few words that might be published as
a message from her to club women every
where, and this is what she sent in her
firm, youthful handwriting that shows no
trace of tremble:
The club idea for women surely met
real, perhaps long.felt want and I re-
1olce exceedingly in its wonderfully wide
acceptance. and believe unfalteringIy In
the gain to woman and the world; happy
to have had my share in its launching"
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child, a son, died. Perhaps If it had not
been for this sorrow Mrs. Severance would
be less of woman than she is to-day.
known everywhere, and they must have
ripened under the influence of trouble.
There were three children besides the
one who died, and their growth and edu-
cation kept her busy. She studied with
them as they grew, keeping up with all
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She married before she was 81. Auburn,
another of those small and exclusive New
land and set up housekeeping. Her huS-
band was launching himself in life as a
banker.
There the young Severance family pros
pered in a worldly sense, but there was
sorrow in the household when the Oldest
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Dspartms Of the interior, Land afiic~
II t,ewiston Idaho, April nth, 1901.
Notice IL hereby kiv~n that ID. follow
ine-nsmed settler hes died notice Of HE
intention to make 6nal proof In support
IL HE claim. and that said proof will h
made b~iove register and receiver II
J.e-!sson Idaho, on May -, 1901, viz:
WILLIAM +. SETTLERS.
Of Ferdinand, Idaho. for The NV y, sec 81.
twp 10 n. r = b m.
He names tho following witnesses h
prove his cousinuous residences upon and
cultivation ri eaid land, namely:
John W. Gaines Of Lewiston, Idaho: vii.
liam Courier, Benjamin Steele, Frederick
Herman Helm. all Of ferdinand. Idaho
J. b. Wrsr, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department ~ The IutefioF, IaHu oii5r
II Lewiston idaho Ma sch Is. 1901.
Aase~ 10 hess BY xss~h that tis- foiios
ing nsmsi settler hss flied note~ al bio
intention u nsks fnsi proof Ia sappss
os hss si4lus, anu tiss rsss proof ~sil b.
made sAsf 70 ". " Hsmm~il. L +
Commissioner. II Nsxp~se~, Idaho. oi
May IL. 1901. nsm@ly:
CLEMENT IL. SEALS.
al Fletcher. Idaho. i.r lias 80 " ssc I,
ter u u, !. IA.
liz n.ns~s tho following sitp~ress IL
pave bis csssinnsas s~sidsnrs upon an,
cultivation ~ .aid land. namely:
ri-@xsrs IL. fisfsu.on. Il Fletcher.
tssha; ii.ss~y Hsfys., Jahn Hssris,
MAJ k2nei~r, III II MetsA~s. ldshn.
!. -. West. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. land oFsc .
~ Lewiston. Idaho, March -. 1901.
Notice 10 hereby given ihas the follow
ipg-namsd s~isles hss filed nosice al hts
intention 10 maze final proof In sneport
of he claim. ard t'.-' ssid proof viii ~
.,sds before ". w. Hamm~li. u. s.
Commissioner IT N~xpero~, Idaho, on
MAY II, 1901, namely:
PLEASANT II. FURGUSON,
Of Fletcher. Idaho, for the lot 4, - ar,
nv ar. s~c 4. twp "a n. 1. = b m.
He names the following witnesses Ia
prove HE continuous residences upon and
cultivation Of .aid land. namely.
Clement Il. S.alr, Of Fletcher, iisho
Harvey Hssris. Matt Rsncier. Adear
Groee. all Of Mnhiev, Iisho.
J. B. West, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, land Office
~ Lewiston, Idaho. March III. 1901.
Notice 10 hereby given that tho follow
ing-named settler has filed notice Of HE
intention to make final proof in support
Of bis claim. and thai said proof will Be-
made before Register and Revolver 1t
Lewiston. Iiaho, on Jane 20, 1901. viz !:
HENRY NJ. JORGENS,
81 Kamiah. Idaho, for the hlf NJ or nv
or. nv ar ne a. nv ar. " hlf ne ar ne ar ~
ar. nv ar NV Or. - ar nv ar sec 10. hif
ne ar 40 IL, twp 80 n. rse bm.
He names tho following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
Of said land, namely:
Ivan II JorRene, Fred Malkers-
man, Mat Shaw, al Of kamiah, Idaho J;
Frank 1raham, Of N Spevce, isho
J. B. Wet. Register.
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RICHARD l.. ANDERSON.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ~ The Interior. Land once
al ieasssssn. tdsho. April iisb. 1901.
Notice ~ hereby sfseeu tbsi ssse following
nxnesi srttasr has s4srd notic~ Of his ins~ns
ssou 60 make sinsi proof IN support OF hss
ctssni ard that said proof vail he made be-
fosr tho Register and k~csaser al Lea ssfon
Idaho on Nay 18th. 1901 via.
FREDERICK HERMAN HELM,
Of Psfdinss.d. Idaho for The lots 1. 2. Is. 10.
sec it~p ~ 81, ". lotA o. 30. III and II.
s~c q. tap - u Il m.
He Nance ihe following witnesses To
prarr biz sssnflnsons residence upon and
cultivation of said land. via
William r Settlers. willism Courier.
isen ixrnsB steele. all ~ Ferdinand. idaho;
Ohm W. Gaines. Of l.rsiston idaho,
j. B. WHsr. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior Land Once
Al Lewiston. Idaho. April tth. 1901
Notice is hereby given ia 4 the following
Bsmed settler has died notice OF his inten-
ison TO make final proof In support of hi
claim. and thai ~ a proof wili h~ made be-
ore ~. W Hsmmeil. L. s Comm ssions
Il Aexp~fce. idaho, on MAY 18th. 1871 VIZ
HIRAM McCAY,
II S-xpsre~. for the ne x ~@s4 sc Il. NJ
y. - !. 50 \, s~c ~. s~p IS u = /. e b "a,
He names the fosin@ins witnesses ia
fose his continuous residence upon an
-aIns alton OF said land. viz:
Charles Broke Robert ''ariy. Charles
Kennedy. William u. i.sllsy. all Of Neg
p~fcr. Idaho.
J Is. WEsr. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. NJ the Interior. Land pfs,c~
~ Lssisson Iiahe. May 7sh, 1901
Notice II hereby xiv~n that the follow
irg.named settler has filed notice oi her
intention TO MAKE final proof In support
81 her claim. ard thss ssid proof all he
made before w W Hsmmsil. L. =
s'ommis~Io~~r. Al SrEpescc. Idaho on
June IL 1901, namely.
CEMIMA JACKSON,
Of Steele. Idaho. for tho Nv or sec
10, twp 80 y, b m.
She names the following wifnesees to
prove his continuous rrsidence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Isaac r. Ragen, John Henry
Ricketts,. Martin Van Pickett viii
liam G. Willoughby All Of Steele,
Idaho.
J.B West. register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the interior, land OfiIce
II Lewiston. Idaho. April IN, 1901.
Notice il hereby given that the iollo~ :
ing manned settler has flied notice Of HE
i.tention to make 6nsl roof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Register and Receiver At
Lewiston, Idaho. on June 10Th, 1901,
namely:
IVAN II. JORGENS,
Of Kamiah, Idaho Tor the sw Or nv Or.
sec 10, hill ~ ar ne Or. sec IA, twp 80.
nr2, b m.
He nance the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation nj said land, namely:
Henry NJ. Josgens, Fred Makers
man. Mat Sha~, all Of Kamiah, Idaho
Flank Graham Of n Spence, Idaho
J. b. W~es Rsgister
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department az the interior. Land once
- f.~sssfss1. idaho. April iush. 1881
Nasir~ IL h~r~bs given fl,~s tho sssiiss@ ms
msnaxa s~stl~f has filed suflr~ Ut hts antris.
tou 80 saaae naai PROOF Es support - bis
sGasfa Aasd thai said prof IA be- NJ sse bs
Tor ~ VI H-mna~ll. Il + Commissioner
81 S~xpsfre. idaho. On May 2ssh. iapi. via
WILLIAM ASBliRY WRIGHT
~ Fletcher. idaho. fos The 10 J. soe -. tsp
- fs.ri @ d sss.
rros~ hss continuous rsslsi~nsx upon and
rastis&tann II sh~ s.sd tsnd. wa:
Thomas .Ess~s. Nrsssu ~ re-. Pearl Is
AItsssi. George Hall ST. of Flrteher. Idaho
!. II. MrsT. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Intesins, Lard Ofsios
II Les iston. Idaho. April nth, 1901.
Notiee IL hereby given that the foilowins
namesf settler has fiird notice OF his inlen1
zion to make final paoof in support 81 his
claim. and that said proof will De made be-
tar- the Register and Rsc~iver II Lewiston.
Idaho, on May 2sih. 1901. viz:
BENJAMIN STEELE,
al Ferdinand. idaho for the iofs 8. q. :. ., Q
10. III. ~ see twp ~ n, ~. IA.
lilo names the following witnesses q
prove his continuous Residences upon and
ard cultivation OF said land. viz:
Frederick Herman Helm. William I
Settlers, Of ferdinand. iasha: John N
Gaines OF Lewiston Idaho William Courier.
! Of Ferdinand, Idaho
J. b. WExr, Register
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Department OF the Interior. Land oific~
At LEWISTON. Idaho. April 10th. 1901.
Notice !. hereby given thai the following
n~m-d settler has Iiied notice OF his infen-
ton 20 make n al proof ia support OF his
ciaini, and that said proof will i,e made be
fore W. Hsfnmell Y. s. Commissioner
al H~xpesre. idaho on May 2ssh. 1907 VIZ I:
ID KID II. LOWRY.
OF Fletcher. for the NEsx sec 2. twp IS n.
range /. " d IA.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prosr his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF SAID land. viz
John q. Jackson. Fred Markham. An
drew ootrschsil. Charles c Sanders, all OF
Fletcher. Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department al The Interior. Land Other
~ i<~lssoa. Idaho. April i0sts 1901
Noslrc IL hereby gwen that the following
nsnsoa srtGl~f has Lscd n~sscr OF biz ss.ten-
lo1s 10 make final proof Ia support OF hts
claim. sad that said prot NsH b~ made
nvf,f~ ". ". Hsmnell. L. ;. Commits
sioBer at A~xpesre. Idaho. ou May gssb. sax
RICHARD l.. ANDERSON.
II Nrsf~fc~. ld-ha. Tor the i,if ga ar. nv
ar 80 ar sse - and nc gf nv or sec Is twp
al. b IA
lie nafars the following witnesses TO
prose bis continuous r~sssi~nce eeoa and
cultivation az ssad land viz
s'ssi f~esis. of Nohler. Philip I~bv.
Paul johnson. Henry Sullivan. All Of
Sssp~fee. Idaho.
J. u. wrss. Register
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4 Ferdinand. idaho. for The iots -. So ~
~ sec H. iofA 2. 5. 4 s~c Is. twp 81 "a. "
b n, aud boz IS sec tap ~ IA ! 81,
He nsnsrs the following witnesses To
s.fos~ bis continuous residence upon and
'ultsssflon Of sasa land. VIZ:
ss~nlan.sn Str i~. Fs~a~fick Herman
felm WILLIAM Settlers al OF Ferdinand
ldsho. JOAN " u.anes II lewiston IDAHO
Is. MIST. Register.
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II you have any stock IN pasture zee
Jessie +. Jeffsris, 81 mi. northeast Of
town. Good grass and water, good
fences and priccs reasonable.
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Department OF the Interior. and Office
al Lr~istnn. Issiau. A ptai iith. 1901.
Not,sr IL hereby given tbss the foiio~iBg
asmed settler has flied notice Of bis ipten-
don 90 make FINAL proof ia support OF bis
.lrsm as.d shss sssd psossf will he made oe-
ore i.rsssIvr snd kesels-r 81 Lesiston.
tdsho on May 5eth 1901 viz.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. Land Office
IT Lewiston. Idaho. April 9Th. 1901,
Notlc- IL hereby given that the following
named settler has ii ed notice OF bis inten-
s'!aini, and thar said proof will be- made be-
fore " w Hsmnseli. U. Commissioner
az s~zpene Idaho. on May Is. 1901, vizs
DAVID NJ. WILSON,
I Fletcher. Idaho. for the lots Z. 4. and ejs
IA u, see 10. twp 81 u. |. e b m.
lie names The following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
uiiisatlon Of said land. viz:
Thomas Brock. George Hall. Henry
W Baird. Peter swanson. ali OF Fletcher
Idaho.
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GEORGE. WINpER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the interior. Land offscs
al ississan. Idaho. March u. 1901.
Notice - hereby risru thss the following
named srssief hs. fled notice ot his snsen.
sion 80 make final psoof in support ~ his
ssiasns. aid that ssid prof -sll be fnssie be.
fore VI W. HsmmcIl. u. \. Com missioner,
At Asxpere~. idaho. ON May 18th. 1901.
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OLE ROOD.

If Sesprsre. Idaho. for the lots Il. ~. IN.
30 - ~. ~. r.. scc ~ twp rs n i m.
He names the following witnesses to
prove hi. continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said lani. via.
O car Oicson. Washington n. Cornell
Nsis tgrrli. Abraham Eisgen, all oil Nes-
icfce Idaho.
J. II. Wsss. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF The Interior, land Office
It Lewiston Idaho, May /, 1901
Notice ia hereby given that the follow
jug-nsmed settIer hes filed notice OF his
Intention 10 make final proof in support
If his cain, and that said proof will hs
made before w ~. HammeIi, q S.
COMMISSIONS, at Nezperce, Idaho on
iune 18th 1901. nsmeiy:
JOSEPH ROWNSLEY,
| I n. zp~rr-. Idaho, FIR she south vest
/, section 8, twp SO north. range /,
e b m.
Hs names the folio~ipg witnesses to
rove his continuous rssidenee upon and
'u''irasion of said land, namely:
George WhitIock. Henry l.. Mi
ger. Emmett Christinson, Fred
Smith, all OF Nezperce. Idaho.
J. b West. register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
D-sasftm@nt OF the late rio,, land Office
Ls~iston shr, Nay !. 1901.
n sic- 10 hereby gs-D si4at he follow
ns-named settler hs~ died notice 81 bis
section 10 make fiaal proof ia support
81 h,s rlsins, AMI that srid proof ~ill he
maize h+-ior. " w. ii smmeli, u. s.
Comm 'esson-r, 81 n xis-rce, Idaho, on
Jun. Is, 1901, nsmeIv:
BONNIE A. CORWIN Nee Mizer,
Nrxp4rc~, aho for the east half
ne /, NV ne |. ne 1 NV t, section
3. twp 80, north, range ], G. b. M
tte nsn,-s tie ioilo~ins 4itne-sea 10
uve me continuous residences nDon and
r lfivss,on 4 said and, nam~is:
George Whitlock, Joseph Rownsley
Emmett Christinson, Fred Smith,
all OF Nezperce, Idaho.
]. B. west. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tue Ins~Yi0s isnd Office
Il Ls~iston, Issho. NJ sy /, 1901
Notice l. hereby given ia he follow
ins-nsmed settler has filed notice al his
NJ nsion to make final prot ia support
4 lie ciniai. and f,s.t .aid proof will he
made before W w Hsmm-Ii q. S.
II N.xperc@, Idaho, on
iune Is. 1901. namely,
HENRY l.. MIXER.
If Nezperce. Idaho. for the south J.,
NV |, section ., twp 80 nor.h, l,
: b nj.
lie nance the following witnesses to
grove HE continuous residence upon and
,ol'ivati.,n ~ said land, nsm@is:
George Whitlock, Joseph Rowns-
ey. Emmet Chris.inson, Fred
Smith all of Nezperce, Idaho.
j. b. Wees. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, land Office
1 Lewiston Idaho, May /, 1901.
Notice lie hereby given that the follow
ng named settler has filed notice Of his
mention 10 make final proof in support
4 his claim, and thst said proof will hs
nade before W. w. Hamm-ll, u. s.
Commissioner At Nexperce, Idaho, on
un- IS, 1901, viz:
DAVID B. WHITL-OCK,
Nezperce, Idaho, for the sc y,
ection Z, twp SO north, /, e b m.
He names the following witnesses to
rove hie continuous residence upon and
uItiva'ion Of said land. namely:
Joseph Rownsley, Henry l..
iizer, Emmett Christinson, Fred
NTH. all at Nexperce, Idaho.
J, 4. West. Register.
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Roller Mills.
Manufactures all high
grade -four. Try = sack of
our QUEEN OF THE
WEST and be convinced.
z. a. Jobpson, Prop.

We also carry full line Of Bran,
Shorts, and mill supplies constant
on hand. Germ and Graham -four
also in stock.
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Department 81 The Ias~fins, l~rA oshcs
81 IL. lsson Idaho Marin II. 1901,
NOTICE. - hereby given thai the follow
ins-nsm~d s~ttlss has sts~si notice ~ hss
insrnsiau 10 maze hnAl pr.snf in suppofs
~ bis rI.im ans that rssf pfenf ~iil h.
made hsfor~ " " HANNAH, Z. : COM
missioner 1t Ssnpsfr~. i,sssso. May ~.
1901. sirs
GEORGE WfNDER.
fss the ne o.. zee =, tap ~ "a. =. = b M.
II names The soflos ind vttn.ss%s 10
rsnv~ hts eous naoS. r~ssfeucs upon and
rnl.lsssson II said and, nsrels
Enss nal II. rAs~s. Thomas A. Es@..
David y. fsssk. Jxfn~e Martin. ali OF
NsHpeses. Idaho.
!. r. West. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of The interior. Land Office
II Lewiston Idsho. April 5rd. 1901.
Nusice Is hereby given that Ibe following
named setsis-r has til~d notice OF his ins.-n-
ticsi 10 MAKE iinsi proof IN support Of his
claim sna thas ssid proof will b~ made be-
lore "a W Hsmnieii. Il. :. Commissioner
III Nexpsrr~. Idaho. on May Is. 1891. viz:
BERT ANDERSON.
Of Mphies. tor the SC ar sec &. twp 81 n. !
b M
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove isis continuous residences upon and
cultivation OF said land. viz
Harvey Harris. Nathaniel r. Wright. OF
af Aoisasr. Idaho. Pleasant II. Ferguson.
Henry " i-indsirom. OF Fletcher. Idaho.
Il. West. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Ts~parimens al the interior rnd Office
II .swiston. li.ho. Apvil ~, 1901.
Notice. - hereby gwen that the follow
ing named s<ifi.ss isss filed notice ~ he
i,.tentson 10 make final proof in support
81 bis rlAim, ard that said proof ell be
nad~ hefor~ w. W Hsmm-li. L. =.
Commissior~s AT N-Ev~rc~, Idaho on
June s b 1901, nsm~ls:
CHARLES +. THOMAS,
fos the ~ Or sec 4. twp IS q. range >, e
b. m.
He nance the folio ring witn~-e~s to
psos~ his continuous residence upon and
cui'instirn 81 said land namely:
Psfrs N Hssdink. SIDNEY DosRett.
John X NJ cshili. Perry +. Miller, al
81 NvHperce, Idaho.
r. Weps Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of fn. Ins~Yios. ,nd Office
II L-siston, Iisho, NJ ~ l, 1901
Notice l. hereby giv~a tia he follow
sna-nsmed e~ftles has filed notice al his
mention TO make final prot ia support
4 lie clAisi. and f,f-s ssid proof will he
made h~fore W w Hsmm-Il u. S.
Comm'@r'n.sr. It N.xperc~, Idaho, on
Iune Is 1901 uauelv
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
SOUTH STAFFORD.

DR.. Kenney was in town the past week
Miss Fannie Kendall returned home
Friday,
Miss Susie Kendall is visiting friends in
Randolph.
Harvey Delano Of Waltham. Mass, is in
town for few days.
Miss Leila Prescott of Wilder is visiting
at Irving Prescott's.
Mrs. Charles Lane entertained friends at
a tea on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Delight Caswell started Monday
for New York state to visit her sons.
Mr. Tarbell and Mr.. Barrows Of South
Royalton were in town Saturday evening
Mr. Baker, the genial salesman for
Brown 4 Durrell, was in town the past
week
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Delano are at
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kittredge's for two
or three weeks.
Mrs. Chancey Hayes, Miss Berniee
Hayes and Master Warren Hayes OF Dur
ham, \. H., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hayes.
The strawberry festival given by the Y.
p. G. U. on Tuesday evening was well at
tended and spoke well for the untiring
energy OF the Universalist pastor.
Childrens Day was observed at the Fl
b. church Sunday, and Sunday evening
the children rendered a very pleasing ex-
ercise, consisting of singing, reciting. and
responsive reading. The church was
tastefully decorated with potted plants,
ferns and the feathery meadow rue.