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GEORGE |. PERRY
SECURES $4,000

The jury in The eaae ~ George l..
Perry against the Great Northern
railroad returned a verdict awarding
Perry fifHa9 daamE## II vas ~ :
aecnnd trial Il the case. Perry haIHf
awarded 800 a. the araf ffIaE
Perry Was riding on n Northern Pa
ciHc box car. sitting On the bra b.
handle Aa the train nsaHad chen
nsv. perry Waa struck ~ 4 urHIeH -
ing water tank spout and kaas kad
from the car The injuries Wefa ~
a, very serious nature. be ALLEGED
and he brought suit for 81 600 darn
ages.
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Mr.. Shephard.Miss Enqelkir.

Mr. e. Ellis Sheppard and MIas
Louise EnRflker VIII be married NJ
the Taylor gauVrH RafiHnal rhurru
tomorrow night - 90 o'clock NJ
Sheppard - one Of the proprietor
Of the Commsreial Imperial Tea -
Of this city. MIsH Louise EuRsIkar
resides with her parents In North
EaaffIa
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The funeral 81 Masen e Fltnt wna
heid from Hnnuef 4 Stewards ehafae
; s#tHfdAY morning The local pol
II he q. a s. had charge 81 ths
services. ard Hsx J. r Damon afH.
eiatnd. fntefmeuf waa made la ~.
eHgrsrss cemetery.
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PRINTING AND BINDING.

MARKET Report Printing 4 Pub
fishing Co. high-Etadr job print
ing ia Spring st. Tel. Sur 642.
BULL bros, commercial printers,
SOC So los Washington Rld.. over
Treen.s shoe store. Tel. White 4S3
METROPoLIIAN Printing a Hind.
ing .. IL Yesler Tel Blue Col
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PLUMBING.

HAZLEfT a MULLIN - New work
guaranteed / year. Tel. Run 1894
Tee. II. Waodhouse co. Tel. Main ga
RauTMAN slumomg "a. Huu 81.
BAkER \ son, 'phone BLACK iob4.
TukO- TERNRil- Tel asna=n ~.
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AucroNEFRa.

MAHriN 4 Fox. general auction.
ferH - Third avenue. Sales Tues
q. ,. IL. ErLHa.a
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Ths Seattle chamber
weasasr the executive charged
and harbars committee The
81 satisfactory
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PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike st. Capital
PAD up. tf04. &c J.. Q Ssafalder
pre-. J. \ Hayden. cash J. T.
8fesuleaf asst cash Commercial
saFlnKs ard trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL bank
OF EEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. st1s.e5o. sur
plus. ist e..
J Furth. preu: J. s. Goldsmith.
vic pfeN II = Aukeny. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United states and Europe.
National Bank Of Commences
TAD up capital IL. U0a
Tfanss u general banking business.
III - henry pres. r X Spencer.
cash SAFE deposit vaults for rent
s.is uspsttl sssis Boxes tar Rsat
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
PAID up Capital ilae. 90
General banking business transacted
J. u. HaFe. tr5. pres NJ McMtck-
en- vice pres l. Turner. cash. r..
p. rRrkhurnt. Asst cash Exchange
on pstnclpal cities q 4 9 Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
q Seattle a general banking busl.
ness transacted. Deposits 81 20. coo.
\. ChllherK. prsa. T.. L. Gronda hi.
lst vice pres A. u Eoslbefg. cash.
J =. Lane. asst chsh. No branches.
The Canadian Baak of commerce
Capital paid p.4ss44.......sk.9 1e. ~
tEikht Million poliass1
surplus .ss.sss#ssst..s.ss.. y. 600 ooao
Interest allowed on time depoaltM
A general Banking Business TrAns-
acted.
SEATTLE RANCH-coraer OF
James St and Second Avenue.
- 4 CAMERON MFv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT.
County Of King. State OF Washing
ton. In Probate. No 7szA. estate
Of Martha J. kenueeIey. deceased
Notice is hereby given BY the IN
defsiEned, &. a Young. eKecutrix OF
the estate Of Martha J. Esmneeley.
deceased. to the creditors OF. and all
persons having clair against said
deceased. to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. within one year
after the date Of the first publicA ton
Of this notice. To said eNecutrix, az
the Office 81 her attorney. a. e. Mac
Donald 4es Burke building. Seattle.
EiHE County. Washington. The same
being the place for the transaction
Of the business Of said estate Ia the
county q King. Washington.
G A. YOUNG. ExecutriY
a G. Macdonald. attorney for en-
ecufrix
Dated Ny =. fsal
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

STAMP Photos-duuhle stae. y for
25e. button free. photo lew alry
Novelty Photo Co. rs Columbia
Amateur finishing Wise Nen. hik
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arda we may ehii them. nf 1ur friend
In different aspects lie baak IT
Solomon eaufHiHa record # "a hfids
and groom entertaining iealauaN. one
fur the other 4 batV IHHiauH8. thaunH
In the individual eha das# TT m
detsfana ihl# relationship hsGsssH
christ aud his church thu tx n "A
great m4hteIV The text f#f=fs to-
munH duaI nature. M t. WhHt 50 AZ
fin aHH sinful selves In 81 HHuI h
Ematis L. tho UauanH II aaYH Thor
II uHua righteous me- MT aHe /
il auls through union with the I'll
xlnH ghflHt TINT Ne en- tn tod E
sIHht h rumulY und 50 hHcume pat
H8bHHH It the divine nature
New Nufkf.tfe ms CO.. New Yorb ulk.
strikers tall Afmaryt Monday.
IUfs r.
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1. July
that 9
eR=c0Tm
, Coluu
3eue
soon |
oundH
people.
craft .
L. nred
one m
md the
fuuptn
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EGR RE-

NICELY Furnished raaHH# fsaHaH
ahIr pfIHaH sHH IHmaH Is#HI 80
ffanea from smith ~ IsHaf#an
HHaffH on HaHHH
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CUT RATE

Yaa can buy drugs that are guar.
aHtseH pure and fresh. here Mt this
tHatselaHH drug store. and save a
fhir1 iu half ON all you buy For
instance
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


oanoHsE. 1HEMPEH q %, Inc,
Abstract Company. eHtu hiiHhsa
ikh1 Mining claim hbHtrutth Base
meut ST fhe IufBHl If building.
Booth WhittIsHsY HaHfotd Absffaat
60 rhta blIHhfd ibf8 basement Of
ualtef block Telephone Min IA
8T1fI Abstract % b y niR
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Il from
stnta Of
4 man
- bay I
at 10
ccrone
osputy
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slrlksfs' tail. Afmory Monday.
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Iuty 6
II mint
he pro
Dawes
nyat
terdRy
& \
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Telephone Mum H.
3. \. cor PIKE st. abd Second Ave.
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ron #AI.J #e4ft.s a.A#I4an Haz#
stable 1872 Western avenue tel
Han 1871 Auction sHsfY iusHahJ
and Friday st = n horses.
wagons. IN fushh etc A. kiuaH 81
goods sold on eaumiHsi9u# II. J.
Walker HHetfaHaHf
HOUSE FOR HAIE
Six HDGM house Win rHHffHf
spring WafeH barn md chicken
house enc block from gaf IHne.
cheap gHH OF write E 4 Henry
south Seattle
HIGuEHT prices for second hand
goods bedroom sets stoves. car
pete, etc Hea Ffoat Furniture "a
IIh#II2 nd Ave 1s5 Hei I5a*
GOOD saddle horse. Weighs a##z
Ha9 toe = " Dunlap = Nun
HfaH *
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Partisan Dye Works We call tor,
clean, press deliver your clothes
Office Ills LIST ave. Tel Main lott
AMERICAN Steam bye works t3l6
Western avenue. Phone. Main ~.
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ELkS PLAY
Baseball
Tuesday, July 9
Bis p. NJ. AT
ATHLETIC PARK
General AdmlSSlnR pc
Grand Stand 25( Extra
Ladies' with gentlemen escorts.
holding 30 cent tickets Nil be admit
ted free

Ladies' with gentlemen escorts.
holding 30 cent tickets viii be admit
ted free.
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Neu YarkllfeIua. Go. Eeu Yorh mk
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ORE ssRiAkEas

E0H Ladies' tailor and RECEIPT eli
gowns cal at Lamb Sisters. Slu.
Sii Collins block
LYNCH . SHAW. "a Hanef ui5g
Mdme. \. s smith. g. IHuHey nix
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90 to Spinning for bicycle repair

DIR. waFRonsr. nest ts.ih. 100.
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ERIeKs6N 4 wymao =. dyna.
mos and motors Installed. house.
wiring aud bell work. 1871 Western
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FINANCIAL

Tt LOAN RrlVHte money At low
rate Of interest Groll, Damua 4
Qsner l0f Nj lion street
WARRANTS uauHht and sod MOI
rlson 4 Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC oil co. Il Halter block.
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pkAhAria.ofEkAIIe SCHOOLS
FRANK {. EGAN. dramatic and
operHtiv coach special summer
course in all grades Of dramatic
art. slesutlan. voice placing apeu=
ate force Tuesdays and FTidays
suite 81, Hnlyake block
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rLHtnAL pIREeToRs.
FURNACES.

rHTIEnW0faTH 8 aoHa. smha m
eru Ifzg i4zs Third Tel PIE -
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
school Picnic.

The pupils, parents and teachers
INDUCED in a PICNIC ut Sandy Point
Friday at which enjoyment was not
an unknown quantity. The young
sters and all older ones made it par
ticular point to see thata good time
was had.
A ball game between the married
ladies and the Misses was an enjoy
able event and one which was fraught
with much excitement. For genuine
DOUBLE ointed back-action cork-screw
twisters, the pitchers Of the two
mines could give the league clubs
pointers. After much hard work and
sundry bruises the game ended in the
second inning the score standing a
tie-about 60 to 60. The strange part
of the proceeding was, that EACH
claimed the game and the umpire was
too much frightened to decide.
The day was an ideal one for the
picnic until late in the afternoon
when rain interfered with the festiv
tiles.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
TEACHERS NEXT YEAR.
School Board Engages Instructors for the
Coming Year.

School Board Engages Instructors for the
| Coming Year.
The board of school District No r.
met Tuesday evening and transacted
considerable business. Among
other things ii was decided to tit the
rooms i'm the east side school building
for High School purposes. A heating
system will also be installed. The
The establishing of the High School
Will be very expensive, as much
paraphrenalia must be provided.
Many new books have also been
ordered for the library.
The board has engaged the teachers
for next year and several new names
appear In the list. Miss Katherine
Leonard, of Burlington, Vermont, has
been engaged as assistant principal
for the High School in addition to
Miss Lydia Messerscllmidt. Other
teachers engaged who have not prev
iously taught here are Miss Bertha
Bradley, of Mankato, Mimi. Miss
Lowena Dignin, OF Stockbridge, Wis,
Miss Alice X. Foley, Of Saltwater.
Mimi, and Miss Amy E. Westcott of
this city.
OF the teachers here last year re-
engaged are Misses Messerschmidt,
Wooley. Gowen. Davis, Van Blarcom,
Norton, MalOney and Scheefe.
Professor G. L. Newberry will again
next year be the guiding genius. In
Mr.. Newberry the schools of this dis
trict have had supervising principal
who has given the most minute salts
faction. The same can also be said
of tile teachers who served under him
last year. To his untiring efforts can
be attributed the present high stand
ing of the Ely schools as educational
institutions.
No request has been received by the
board for a school at Robinson lake
and consequently this will be discon-
tinuen. Last year Miss Eva Johnson
presided over the Robinson lake
school. Miss Johnson intends to take
a course in IA Normal school this year.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
A Threatened Infection.

Chambers have broken out among
some Of the horses in this city and
grave fears are entertained as to the
successful check to the spread of this
dread disease: At least. it is dag
nosed as CHAMBERS by several who are
i'm position to know and we under
stand several horses have been killed
to check the spread. A veterinary
surgeon has been sent for who will
take active measures against the
threatened malady.
Chambers is Il very fatal disease,
both for the animal and human who
are unfortunate enough to become
affected. It is sincerely to be hoped
that it may be checked. 81
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
Gets Much Land.

According to the records filed in the
office of the register of deeds, the
Eastern Minnesota has purchased
eighty-four unexplored forties from
A. NJ. Miller, Jr. The lands lie in the
vicininty of Virginia and Mountain
Iron on the Mesaba range and adjoin
such developed properties as the
Sauntry, Wacouta, Snively and Fay.
and much of the properties OF the
United States Steel corporation lands
on that range. Mining men are of
the opinion that the properties are
very rich in iron. Mr.. Miller purchas-
ed the lands in '98 and '99 before there
was market for these lands, and it
is said has made good thing on the
sale.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
Sundays Doings,

Quite IA contingent of Elyites ac-
companied the ball boys to Eveleth
Sunday. The train left here at $50
and returned that evening at 1920.
At 2:30 the ball game was called by
Umpire Hughes and two innings of
fierce base ball was played when the
storm which had threatened all the
day broke with fury not often ex-
perienced. The attendance at the
game was large and when the storm
began, all took shelter in the grand
stand, which leaked badly. The game
ended then and there and neither
side had scored. Those who were
present say the game promised to be
one of the fastest ever seen in the
range country. Considerable money
was up and it is to be regretted that
the play could not proceed.
Next Sunday the Ely boys will again
cross bats with their Eveleth adver-
saries and "a good game is promised.
The boys will go down with the S. H.
& E. F. of A. excursion which leaves
at $50. In order to furnish amuse-
ment for their visitors, which will
come from Duluth, Superior, Two
Harbors and the range towns, the
Eveleth tase ball managers have
offered Ely 80 per cent of the gate re-
ceipts if they win and 40 if they lose
with all expenses paid.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
The City D,ds.

The city council met Tuesday even
ing and transacted roltine business.
The auditing committee appointed
by the council in April reported the
books of the city in condition fof
future good work. The committee
has opened books for the Clerk,
Treasurer and Collector and supplied
these officers with sy;tem of tripli
cate receipts. The system is calcu
lated to keep the accounts of the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
Excursion to Evcleth.

The S. H. & e. F. of A. order of
this city willrun an excursion train
to Eveleth next Sunday. the occasion
being the annual picnic of that order.
The lodges from Superior, Duluth,
Two Harbors and the range towns
will all assemble at Eveleth for day
of merry-making. The fare is $500
for the round trip ard the train leaves
at $40. The City band will accom-
pany the society and the base ball
bows also go.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
Wreck Oh the ID. g. L. r..

Six ore cars were ditched between
Bassett Lake and Breda on the Du-
luth & Iron Range road Friday even
ing about o'clock. The double track
at the point where the accident
occurred is not yet ready for traffic
and trains were delayed on both sides
of the wreck. There were II trains
on either side at the time the track
was cleared IL hours afterward.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21

various departments in condition fOl
inspection and auditing at any time
The finance committee will audit the
accounts once a month so we are In
formed. When the auditing COM
mittee began on the books. there was
due the city for light and water neari
ly $500. The larger part of this
amount has since been collected and
otherwise satisfactorily adjusted.
1t was also found that many people
were receiving light without being
charged for the same, especially was
this the case among the employees of
the plant. This has been done away
with by the council and all will be
treated alike.
A statement for the month of May
showing the receipts and disburse-
ments of the water and light plant
was presented to the council in which
it was shown that the plant is self
sustaining. and leaving a credit
monthly. However, deducting inter-
est on the investment and 10 per cent
for sinking fund for renewal of the
plant aftera certain time, the credit
and debit sides will just about
balance. The city is in a pretty fair
financial condition considering the
vast amount Of public work being
done. The present council can feel
justly proud of the showing made by
them in the few months of their
reign.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
Recruiting for the Navy.

Large posters are hanging about
town asking for recruits for the u. S.
navy and stating that a recruiting
office was opened in the Federal build
ing in Duluth Monday where all
those who desire, can enlist. There
are several young men in this city
who have thought some Of getting in
to the navy if possible, and here is
their chance. Several new war YES
sells must be manned and men are
wanted.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
Fire AT Pioneer.

This morning at about 2o'clock the
fire alarm was sounded, the Pioneer
oil house being in flames. The city
department took hose cart to the
fire and coupled to the Pioneer
hydrants. The mine has good pro-
lection but mistake in the handling
of the hose caused loss of time.
The oil house with considerable oil was
u total loss. No other damage was
done.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-06-21
To Calumet.

The animal convention OF the Aus
trian societies of the United States
occurs at Calumet, Mich, this year
and delegates from all Union societies
j. S. X. j., will be i'm attendance.
Ely will be represented by II dele
gates and they will leave on July 2.
for a four-day convention. Last year
the meeting was held at Joliet. H.,
and IL splendid time was reported by
the delegates in attendance from this
city.
The Lamar register., 1901-11-27

Lambkin, c H
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-12
sUMMERINe ON THE sEAooAsT.

AS summer approaches the desire
grows stronger in the hearts OF all
who intend to spend Its hot months
on Mississippi's delightful gulf coast,
to jump the welcomed time as 1t ar
rives for each and to joyfully hurry up
the coming. Already singly, by twos
and 10 small groups they are arriving
and settling down for customary
spell Of rest, recreation and pleasure.
The perfection Of our climate, with
its balmy oreezes, and its sunshine,
its healthgiving renewal Of vigor and
happiness to dropping life is too we'll
known to need hackneycd expressions
Of praise.
An allegorical monument to nature,
in the shape of grand hotel, should
be erected at Pascagoula, expressive
Of gratitude for the many blessings
there offered for our enjoyment.
1t would prove success in attract
ing full patronage all the year
around. There is no other place on
the northren shore OF the gulf Of Mexi.
CO that equals here as one OF Gods
favored spots-the open sea, the roll.
ing rivers and the fertile lands.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-12
PAsOAG0ULA's OUTLOOK.

There is no longer any question as
to the future prosperity Of this Sec
tion Of the country. Everybody is
awake, and the feeling for unity and
public improvement is phenominal.
Our merchants have complete stocks
Of goods Of all kinds. Our shipping
and boat building interests are in.
creasing to such an extent it Is hard
to procure labor to meet the demands,
and whenever labor IS in demand
times are good.
The active measure Of the Pascagoula
Commercial Club to bring the uniting
of the towns under one corporation Is
the finest move ever made by that
progressive and honorable body.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-12
TO ADVERTISERS.
THIS PAPER Is ALL HONE PRINT,

Scranton, Mississippi:
FRIDAY ...... .............APRlL IL, 1901.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-12
A. NEW RAILROAD.
Line to Be Built From AnsieY to
Columbia.

The New Orleans Picayunc saysthat
''just as soon as the work can be
pushed tocompletion the line of the
Mississippi Sound and Northern rail-
road will be built from Ansley, Miss,
a station on the Louisville and Nash
vile road 10 Pearlington. Ultimately
the line will be pushed on to Logtown
and from Logtown to Columbia, where
q connection will be made with the
Gulf and Ship Tsland railroad.
"The charter Of the Mississippi
Sound and Northern has already been
drawn up and the officers elected'
The company is capitalized at $40, 900,
the stock being divided into 10000
shares Of $5 each. Enough stock has
already been, subscribed to permit a
commencement Of the work, which
will begin the, minute the necessary
franchise is secured from Mississippi" I"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-12
Commissioner er's Sale.

=; B. BRAY Chancery- Court, Jack.
Wi;J vs. son County, Missis.
NJ .. BRAY. sippi.
by virtue of the authority vested In
me BY decree from the chancery court
od o - Jackson c,s county, Mississippi, render
ruery term, 1901, on the 18th dny os
February. 1901, will sell at public out.
cry to the highest bidder, for cash, at The
'front.' door OF the courthouse, In the
town Of Scranton, Mississippi, on the
First Monday, the 9Th day Of May, 1901.
within legal hours, the hereinafter de.
scribed property In jackson county. Mia.
sissippt, and more particularly de-
'EH OF nwN, sec. IL, r. 7S., R,bW.
!. Witness my hand this 10th dav ~
March, lvu' y: H. LEWIS, '1l
- a., Commissioner,
&AFon ~ 1vVl' ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-12
LAND NOTICE,
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON Miss.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON MISS,
~ April |, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the circuit clerk of Jackson
county, at Scranton, Miss, on May q,
1901, viz:
James Gates, homestead entry No.
SO,4OO, for the sw or, sw or of section 49,;
township 4 south, range west. ......'
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Oliver Lott, James w. Scarborough,
Thomas Il. O'Neal, of Bonnie, Miss. !;
David H. Scarborough, of Florala, Miss.
JAMES HILL, Register.
April 5, 1901. SGT
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-12
LAND NOTICE,
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,

'EAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
April 6, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ng-nhmed settlefhas filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the circuit clerk of
Jackson county, at Scranton, Miss, on
May %, 1901, viz.
James i. Cooper, homestead entry No.
N,S33, for the swlA, nwA, nwH, swN Sec
ton 26, and seq neA and neH, seN Sec
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz.:
James Holland, William r. Davis,
Benjamin F. Wilkerson, Thomas f.
Holland, all Of Daisy, Miss.
!, JAMES HILL, Register.
April II, 1901. oct