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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

The SIS Miguel Pinillos from Las
Palmas and Barcelona arrived here
today with twenty-five passengers and
a heavy cargo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28
Current News Notes.,
Local And Personal.

The Interiors and picked team play
ball at the Association Grounds this
afternoon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

The Maria Herrera arrived here thi:
morning from Havana, Santiago anc
Puerto Plata with fifty four passengers
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

The SIS. Monserrate arrived here
this morning from Barcelona, Santander
and Cadiz, with about fifty passengers
for San Juan and other insular points.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

TOR San uan and other 1nsular points
The Committee on Sports is now
making arrangements for boat par
Iade to be held on the night of July
4th. Captain Tingle has promised to
take charge of the event. A prize
will be offered for the most prettily
decorated boat. The parade will begin
early in the evening, all the boats
being run in a long line, and sailed
around the bay for several hours. En-
tries for this event should be made at
Ionce.
The police yesterday found the
headless body of new born infant in
a cistern in the court yard of 20 Cruz
street. The matter was investigated
and traced to the reputed mother of
the child, who claims that the infant
was born dead. and was accidentally
thrown into the cistern, where it was
later disfgured by the pet turtles of a
woman living in the same house. The
mother is now Under arrest.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
EZRA BARGAIN list FOR
SATURDAY,

Extra large size irIngcd Linen Napkins special
at 10: worth lOc,
Heavy Boys ChcviOt Eouscs and Jackets,
rlcatci front unh back srccinl 1T DE.
Mems Heavy Blue Flannel Shirts double breast.
ui, vulur SiiO at s9r
Cor.ct>-W. h., Normal B b.. and II q. straight
fronts habit hip,uul long wasted corset hcnv-
ly bourd IN white, drnb, pink and blue special
at 3ar. ~" and Use.
Childron's Caps in all six, .whtcnd coors'
special Il, gjr
500 dozen Ol extra fine Ladies Embroidered
IInndkrrchi"is; your choice at lie; worth 25r.
5000 yards heavy Brown Sherting remnants,
lengths from 80 yards to 10 yarcs; special ut &c.
Childrru'S Hil.wUol EidcrdOwn Sacqne, in all
rolurs special At 25c.
Extra heavy Table Linen 81 inches wide value
iOr At 4I".
slOo aud $50 Kid Gloves in all shades and
sizes nI jSc.
one !ot Extra Heavy Outing Flannel special
Al y ,rn yard,
Tuik"y.r"d Table Linen, 80 inches wide pretty
patterns, inst cUlVrN, worth 2jc. yard; special at
lir
Crash Kitchen Towring. Is inches wide, rcgu.
lnr price &C.: ut y g.
sinch lII Blcnchcd Muslin, all over 100. a
yurd NJ 7c., or IL yards for 800
Ladies' Knit Shmwls, just the thing for now, in
ali roors, nt 4i" aud isr.
Childrcds school Umbrellas, good quality, spc-
rin nt 2Ac.
Large size Turkish Bath Towels 10 60 at loc and
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
A FAIRY TALE OF INDUSTRY,
Interesting Facts AbOut the Great
Transformation Scene to
Sault Ste. Marie.

Few people have any notion of the
stupendous operations going on at
Sault Ste. Marie, the little Canadian
village on the shores of Lake Supe-
rior, where an industrial center Of
enormous magnitude is now being
created by the energies of one man.
"Harnessing Lake Superior"Sis the
title of an article in Pearson's, which
gives this remarkable story: Five
years ago the sleepy little Canadian
town of Sault ste. Marie numbered
$500 Inhabitants. Past its doors the
surplus waters of Lake Superior,
mighticst of inland oceans, emptied
into Lake Huron. Untold millions of
horse power energy lay latent in
their idly flowing eddies, but only
the slow-turning wheels of few old
flour mills stood to mark their COM
mcrciaI usefulness, while but an oc-
casional steamer or a paddle pro-
PEELED canoe disturbed the tranquil
surface. Almost as in night
metamorphosis has taken place.
where once WIS a scattered group
OF village dwellings,, great stone
buildings, with towers and shafts
and connecting passagewuys, now
stand, and at their base decp-dug
canals wind in and out, spanned by
bridges Of massive stone. Nine thou
sand wOrkmen now earn their liv-
ings in the shops at Sault Ste. Marie,
beside the site where five years ago
the total population was but quar-
ter of that number. 1t is a truly
wonderful story, this story of the
growth of the little frontier town
into great industrial centre; and
its story is the history of the career
OF one man -F""""is H. Clcrgue."
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS.

DuIv several inv- ago "" received about ON
D,r,> skirt, ui tnuyiyt, NcnCrhns serge, and
brur,lrl"Dh, Er Witch II hought r"g3.mrIr would
have cost from - u to sj.10 We otci tac." at
:. u.s. g. Ar and s5S
IniIr,. Five WaIking skis mad" oi tic best
American W,oIrn Co >,hcyinr> with = ruWt ui
,titrLing around the huttpm wlrh iuli circular
n0unrr. worth from g v to s. 20, NJ l.iH, !! 49,
s! - 5!9h mud s5's
Misses Nld LGiillru's Dress ahh Walking
EkjIi, in Mi COLOR. some Htuh stitching On bot.
tom utlur, uimmrG VAIN satin LHlG, al Sl'iJaMd
t,trttt
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
SOME SPECIAL VALUE, IN
H0,lERY.

Ladies, Fast Black seamless Hose, hcavy fleece
lined, worth l9c ut 12'3".
Infants Fin" Cashmere Wool Hose fast black or
white special ut 10" and l2'2r.
,luiir,u'r Ribbed Cotton Hose, extra heavy.
with triple knees heels aud toes, special at Zoe
and It g. worth 2Or and 25c.
Molr9 Fnst Black or Brown Cotton SOtkS full
seamless, worth 12i,r nt 90, or , pair. fot Or.
lHdir,' Fu,t Black Lac" llTc extra inc lustcr
linish l"gHlnriN 2Or pnir, special at l2i,c.
Men. EXtrn Heavy Wool NcrIno Hose the 20C
kind .purinl at ~ g.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
A1ERicA'S FAMOUS BEAUTIES.

Look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
BIotchc1, Sores, PImples. They don't
have them, nor will nuy ono who uses
Buck Ions Arnicn Salve. II glorifles the
face. Eczema or Salt Rhcum vanish be
fore II. 1t cures sore lips, chapp,u hands,
chlblainI. Infallabie for Piles. 2ic Of
N. b. Danforth's drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
COhfORTS AND OTHER BEDDING

FVlfI INrE0 SIC Bed C0miOriS lllcl wllll while
lHX"d rottuII, vain" Sl,25 at 75'.
Comforts. filled with white cotton, covered with
t"ill"h >a'c"u and lined with Nlkonc values
Sl..U and S2U0 special at 9Sc. 81 - and 81 80.
10 huhcuS IluNt he'd Sheets 81 XW inches, hem
med. ready for rIs", worth Iir nt i.'c.
Pillow inNc, Ut iuc blrnthcd muslin, I2X36
inches, value lir. at 90
Three Sprciul> in Wilt" Eclspr"0ds. extra sizes,
nt i9r Gjr and csc. The best spread values in
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
SIS 90 To Chicago And Return Via .
B, & ORR.

Account Of the Encampment oi
the Union Veteran Legion at Chi.
cago. Oct s, to II, B& O. r. R. will
sell roundtrip tickets. Oct.5, 9th and
7th. Good to return until Oct. l6,
at rate Of $500.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
LADIES AID CHlLDREA' 5
UNDERWEAR.

Remarkable offerings made possible through n
inItuilalc trhic purchase.
Ladies Heavy Ribbed Vests md Pants, fleece.
lu"l, the ltG aud Iic quality, ,pcrml at lI' and
lH.
laIir,' Suurnl Wool md st Hrlct Vests, never
before .ull ut les 'hnu IL % and 4 No. se'NI Mt
7IC nuh N>r.
Ch.Arrr's Extra Heavy Ribbed Vests and Pants
tn white aud crrI. 'ih"s from j. l." ~ at % ~,
nov, INtm HEAVY Flprc"ln"l SlittS uiih
Urii,5,r. sll,., from 7 u3l, vmIur 3ir, at 2lc.
,hIlir,i't RthL,A Inluu suits ana Sleeping
L-..-,-,- I... M--L-L LLILll AlLL-I- ul- Nj 10.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
Louis Jacoby.
Louis Jacoby.
New Styles---Every Day.

Cases and bales filled with fall merchandise, received day
after day and put display rapidly possible Frequently lots
small and sold out the day they received We
advise friends and customers when shopping pay
visit whether they intend purchasing not We viii not urge you
buy you'll likely find visit both interesting and profitable
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
MEMS U DER " ear

Onlt a few dnyS ago we cleaned ont a house
tina, haidIri muIhtug Iml underwent nnd hosiery
ana 'lni, ru hrrr" ln'. iuClutiur t""'r-IMrl. ia,
urnI n,wl e,Nli,is nud Aur,ta!lnu wool We "Ii
IE,,, same on sale. aud "" ru'uI>r that N"" II
sr,. n uuI,iwrur anjc Ike Hul.c i!O, hn- ever "D
cl.rr'I u TINS 'itr.
M,u, lIcnyy Fleece lined shirts aud Drawers
tie .ir lmijil N BE,
Flee, ,.,I Lined Underwear il different style, and
.hndo> Tia. KIND forNwhvh ,othrr, nsk. so and 1jr
on qtl" hrrrn 37r mud i9r,
Mrl.'s AlI.wuol Mriirat"l scarlet Imirrw'Ar;
ol,, rrnls II. ,alnt,s wool md hDNnImll wool
sirp,r and duuhlr breasted, MI I"gtIai sl.5J and
-L...1t1-lL-L. mnlLLu lLuA IL M ulll .NL.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
An Interesting Book.

If you arc interested in the book
"under Fire, with 10Th u. S Caval-
ry,' military history of tho negro,
address John +. Bartee. l03 East
Tenth street, and he VIII call of you
with a sample copy of the work.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
LACE CURTAINS.

We have few hundred pnir, ol odds and ends
Of LnCr. rurtn,ns ON hnnh and want TO he rl Of
hem Tier" are Onyn few pnr> Dt each kind
in the lDt the values running from flr 10 81 90.
Your money will buy them here nj the raii, 29c,
!. q ls nd 9 %
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

Dressing SncQurS in cidcrdown. rolling collars,
trv"h"i",i edge and sntin ribbon at neck: cOoTs
pink hIG", red and gray, worth 7Jc., at i9r.
fmuuDt,It" lc''irOItS, in neat stripes and in
pn.n "Upr>, special At ne, 3Jc, II" and i9"
fmhI.' 'i"t'" Gowns. extra quality, neat stripes,
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
LADIES' NEW FAIL WAISTS.

II wr keen talking nluni OuT waist bargains, il
is 0nIy br'Au,, we haYc bargain. really worth
talking about
lnGIc,' Waist. made Of heavy mcrccri2cd black
satrcn, ,laborutcly utk0d, French hn' X, sto, X
,olInr> with tUruOvCrS 5jc value at is".
hnlpI,umc rokn Dot and f!gurd Flanuclctte
Wni>t IN DOZEN G.UCMt toi.l>, special at $40
VI orth GOT.
Waist, Of fine all wool flannel. in all iunginn
bic n,IUI, tucked pil over. and li,tly finished
throughoul g. value nt 4Sr.
Ladies' Wniss, mnd" of "Xtrn quality French
Flannel and dainty orrn'ou. IN hrilIaniuo rpynl
carliu Al light @iUC. pink, white, rrrrn tulVu"i.c
Nh., mud" in the rrWtt s,Y'" with slot seam
ul.nt,: other, CmhruiicIpd front Hui .lpt scam
Jlcni,u back Worth rom 800 10 $50, ICliHl
at 81 1isl 81 and sl,7g.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

600 Mems and Young Mems Imported
and extra fine finish Melton and kersey
Overcoats and Friczc listers in genuine
indigo blue, brown and ebony black.
Colors poSitivel y guaranteed fast. Made
and trimmed in the most stylish manner,
full length silk and satin sleeve Innings,
satin piping. These Ovcrcoats and
Ulster, wcrs made to sell for my Eo
$500. Our Price, I'OO
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

IMPROVED AUTOMATIC GASLlGHTEi =,
/ lights gas without matches! lust import.
ed sensational marvel sample 25c., dozen
L5n hon't delay, get sum today. Hambnr.
ger Gaslightpr Co, 70 9TH avenue, Ch hicaso.
Oa.ltr
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

800 Mems and Young Mems Overcoats
and listers, equal to the madc-to-order
kind at $50. The style and finish are
all simply perfect. All hand made but
tonholes, trimmed with the very best of
silk and satin throughout. No one can
ssS :9Sy c6 them os& for r;;ss Is:; 'A"" $lo.Q8
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
MUSLIN UN LERWEAR BARGAINS.

La1in,' Muslin Drawers, hcm.titchrl rAic
pair l'r.
Gown, vi extra good muslin in half dozrr
different styles trimmed with inserting OF Vm
bTD!d'ry and turkS; value 1tc. ut ilr.
r"ttirOaN Of Muslin, umbrella .hapc. trimmCl
with deep embroidery rEhlr, the 7jC Kind at zoe.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, CA.
y tarrh, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
quick relief. Dr. Montg omery, 209
N. Ninth street. Phlla., Pa.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
sa
SPECIAL
For
SATURDAY

. plates, white porcelains, scalloped
and festouued edges, very slightly i'm.
perfect.
Pie size Sc. each. Tea size 4c each.
Dinner size &C. each.
Cups and Saucers, Perfect ! doze n
each, II pieces ces.,................ .35c.
Decorated cups and saucers. Hand
painted violets, dozen cups and sau
eel'' ''.'.... ...'..... ..... .GOc.
Plates TO match above each loo.
Decorated Chamber Sets, nine
pieces to the set. Regularly 81. 50 at
sl.75.
Same as above with covered slop
jar at. at..,....................$2.9S .9S
Ruby red lamps, Rosebud pressed
in globe at. ......... ......'. 81. so
Dinner sets, 100 pieces, gold ed ge
and hand painted floral decorations
$40. 90 value Saturday. .s79s
Dinner Sets, HaviIand China. En-.
tircly new shapes and beautiful new
decorations. Not the homely unsal-
.able sets hawked about at cheap
prices.
Correct value $500 for Saturday
S24 90,
Opening tomorrow, Saturday Of
beautiful, rich and useful LAMPS,
Dinner and Toilet Sets. In the house
furnishing department opening Of oil
cloths, linoleums, oil and gas stoves.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

If a young man applied to
you for a position what
would be the first thing you'd
criticise?. his clothes. If a
man is presented to a lady,
what is her first criticism?
clothes! It's sad, but true
this cold world jumps at con-
clusions from a mans dress
Then why not get the best
you can for your money!
Big lot new $1O,- $l2 and
$500, suits in to-day for
young men, latest cut single
and double breasted coat
suits, Mixed Cheviots, Wor-
steds and Black Thibets.
JAS I. hULMN & SONS
9th and Market,
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

Mems nobby dress pants in pIaids,
checks and stripes, equal to custom
made, and extra fine finished n a.
Our Price, Z,4j
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

Mems extra f1e worsted all wool pants.
in stripes, checks and invisible plaids,
PRICE, = 7r
Worth, $500. ZsIJ
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

Mems very tinc dress pants, in stri pes
and gray mixtures, the very nobby kind
a large assortment, no
Value at other stores, $500. ,JO
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

pEoY PRICES PAID FOX Sc OND II NND
u stove, ami household good, of al! d.
srriptioD: stOv NOusht, sold and exchanged
stoyr repairing promptly attended to.
CuNNEI, 40J lhtn.ll street. ail-tf
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
CONTEST NOTICE.

nxrzr=Eens a sas srssssas. U-aas. Ssa.ss lxhs
Csna1e A~~sszsa- iaxhSs 4sHs 9 EA4.
a suMssen7 xAsxeE haSsax s<es ties ss ISIS ct
acs ~ iszA. ET1 carsesasrS- xcs.SSa frne>;
Kasasza~ss e1zr~ Ma sfs-, msse S<.'ensef IA lsss
$50 tess sn1 - So u. sex ~ y - rss n
ssAs iSs> L ana Il ssSFs = aes-Stsy - a. raE
~ tr-ess kcnxr1>sr sasszse IL ~ass-a Al $ al
eZs@ Itx1 sAss hxs s1As8F Asxnsnne. sA4-
lana, max ne xssfS R&.e azs lEf-cseze-fs On
Tia tars thxs Re nsxsr sssxs ser. rrss1srSt Sss1
r<vsr eassTssfe@ AZ. s2-s 81 shs an nAs e~sn
seser- sfe-errasn scw rre Esxs rrtts AT sszsa
sad ysxr-sss SsTes nGHsfses IL Ays<xf- r<sfsAs
ans ErsT esseFAse a<so<tsszg sk@S xsSa flcr 81 ~
6 ciszst n A4sg~- In xSse. e<ssFe tire Rsgssstz
al. k-Sesses n shs IHseS >aasss Lars Once @
Lee lSsssa- s5A.a.
Ib4 sxa5 eSrasssAEE. htNsrx. rrSsg<r afh4asiS.
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aTses 4as ssseeSC yt-~arA ser>stf Cd ssf> Essfce
GER re mast. y aerssS oe .ese. ka- 1trrese.
thai sl<a sso,ss re gsrr :, sSs xn- Yrusts ,aSsea-
1kssr GrAElES n GafRs. heSessef.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
CONTEST NOTICE

Ds,arsrsers at ne Interest. tssse3 States lae5
Csss1e L<ssssxsn ssxaa Ayra -ra 1870
sgfecSent cansest xhsxsas havsng eeen nse4 Ia
ssss csfce ~ Aiss<C- W Caxenan csse<4kns. AsArss
ftzzees clam essry NJ sss made Fer =. l.Se. fof
sAs< u ne u aIss As3 = xeczson g. irvsshir - r.
rsnge ~ e. 81 ~ La&Ess EO.c Snan- con1ts,es IN
sAcf r 8 sE~ge. that Lssts Rcc&nAr. entrSnsr.
has ~aa.ss sxsses earrss v1a iee tia Der culture
s~ n The Exfssf Gss rsangsnS grosrEx trees upon
SAL. r-zT an. fzrhes Fhsr Saa. ez-fs raa has famed
0ssS sTocs Sacs hrs rSsAEc vTfA the "A y
f-As- AMI sss ME on required Hn4fT the
rsee<f e44Tgrs iKs ans hA> shcaty Aran5oees 81 !.
u axa. Aa4 ses sAss sar- - ne country ssst
FAr-es Aesess notified Aryexf. resrant ans Of.
fer esAseske lSAsnE &ait assegAfson II Aeo cSck n
Jsse IL. 1872 eesDse tie ree1Sser an. receiver
he TIMES ssases Lana Okcs % Leslssae. ,.aho.
Tne san. coEsseSf&ns AxsiaS in . rsop<s AshaAvIi.
ssea May iszh. lac. SET forth facts shbch $hov
TIA; sfser 4ae sEiceace sesSana service u tins TO
rsSe not he nAs<, II IS hereby osaerea ami A.
secie. sAAi sseh nGsaSe be gsen es tEe ar4 proper
esssscxfsos-
CHARLES H. GassY Receiver
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03

The ofhcial returns have Just
been canvassed in Oregon and the
Publishs d statement shows full par
ticulars Of the glorious demo-
cratic victory" Every county in
the state weas republican on the
head of the ticket outside Of gov
ernor. The highest plurality is
I7.r4o and the average plurality
over 1900. The democrats
have 3 votes in a total OF a. in the
senate and IL votes in q total 90
votes in the lower house of the
state Legislature. Tongue for con-
gress 10 the FIRST district carried il
by a plurality of 1872 as against
3oIo two years ago Williamson
carried the second district by 77e9.
The total Republican plurality on
members of congress is 1871.
Two years ago it was IL 4os.
Outside of the vote on governor in
which Chamberlain won b. 256
votes the republican victory sur
passes anything IN the history Of
the state.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.

n<asrmeHc ~ Sire ss,rrsas Lane Once xs t<~ss-
tzs l.Aa3 Mas ~ sA@
NosAce h<xer~ given .axs the taA.cvarS named
xesslfr las lie. EseAc& u as ssserEsgH ~ nske 1ns
gscxs 10 suseor ~ his o4zim sas stzs Sats ers.cs
~aa ~ HAse f<iose Regssses ans Receiver 81 lss1s-
saa i24so Juiy l.. 49, VIZ
PRESLEY p CLEVELAND
as GfEDri Idaho fsa tie sc n SEE Is N anrsv q
Is
He naets ne .oaSosing witnesses - yscxe sfs lsn-
fsnGo@s tes5eree ggn art cai,iy 2sssn - sxss lHss
Wiz
Eos.', "a Cleveland. q G'n~ -. Idaho
tos<rh Aichisor. Reacts
jAmes r. Rsce
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Dsrirsssees vt the tnseros lzns OGee Al Lewis
ton Idaho May 81. 1877.
Notice IS hereby given that she fasso~inr u Cd
S<Esss has eet scsicx OF hes tnseatos Is xxhe ssxs
pscof ID s0pposf u aes clam ant sAss &Ai5 ,rass
ssA e< maze before Register "a! Receiver q ie~sx-
ten. itssso. on July ". fS, VIZ
Macy EERREMAN
fer The a<srs Of Jscoe Hsxsnger deceased tos the 50
y Sec tsir SErs - 3 n
She nAnes the fiovsne Witnesses rscse her eesrl-
rnaosss r<Ss5esSs vron ana eaeAvasso6 u Ssas sar.
va.
kohen =. Cieselaai. OF Gisuss. i.ahe-
Presley p. Cieveiss3,
Hugh Porter. %
JusepA Atchssoa, Of Rosetta i3aAo-
J. B. wEST E<xsx.er
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03

July Fourth will see another
change in the Philippines. The
archipelago will be placed under
the control of civil authorities aud
martial Law will cease. This is
another step in the progress Of
civilization tor the islands. Armed
rebellion has been put down, courts
Of justice established. schools are
in progress and martial law
abolished. The administrations
policy in the Philippines is Ger.
taiuly productive Of some good re-
suits.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

Osfannsat II ths lntessos Land O2ee n levi.-
ton. Idaho june Il. Is0s
Nesscs IS hereby given that the following -u.aes
sessss mas essd nosee q hts iaseassoa 10 make final
psOof 10 soepou cf hts ciain, ana thst ss1 prr.,s
~ - mads oeeose register ana receiver a
Lewiston. laaiAo % August ]. lsO2. via:
JAMES /. NOblErT,
ce Sraldiag. Idaho. Tor ~ ioas 81 n ,ec =. = Y -
m y. Skska .sksKsNsKn Y u 10,
= . haif hall. y hais haM haN = halt kalt 10,
D - - ns<w b n.
Ne aaass TIE soasovsng Witnesses TO prove his
coasinuoas sessseaee spoa an1 cultivation Of xaia
laaA. viz.
sysssess iaeksoe- q Spasssas. Idaho.
Losis 4 hasfis
Soan ". Hughes.
J. B. WeSy Res;xssr
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
sDepssssn; Ct .se Interior. iAnd Office lewfssoa
idAho. June II. tM2.
Notice = hereby 9ivep that the fo,lcwinS nansd
settler has tiled nOsi~e Of hs .nteaoa to make fnsi
gfuos V ssreou OF his ciaa and that SAID prod viii
q aAas before REGISTER and receiver lewistce.
Idaho. On August 5. 1902 Wig:
CHARlES c. SHERMAN,
g ScaAa'ng. Idaho tus the y 50 nv ar Sc qr sec
. - S nr3w b.
~ names the toowing witnesses 10 prove his con
iiuso0s residence uroa ana cs.sivstion ct saii ANA
viz.
Lee Mathevx.
Willian &. SsssSkiana. Of Myrtle Idaho
AifvsA j. SAowaisss. of Lapvai, Idaho.
}. B. west. Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, land oce At Lewiston.
Idaho. May 81. l02
Notice IS hereby given that the following namea
settler has hsed notice Of his intention 10 make
eeai proof IN support OF his cain, and that
SAID proof wtll be made before Register ana Re-
ceises a. lewiston Idaho. On July L. 1902 via:
JOSEPH ATCHtSON,
BIN.
he names the following witnesses To prove hi, cos
tiaeoas res5enes upoa and cultivation of ~ait ANA
viz:
aosert Cleveiaai. Of Clifford Idaho.
Presley p. Cleveland.
Hugh Porter.
James r. RICE. g Rosetta
J.. WEST. REGISTER
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Oeesrtnen; CT the iniesacs. Lan5 Once n Lewis
ton. Idaho. hay IL. 1862
Notice rs heseey gwen that the following named
settler has tied noce Of hrs intention make Gnal
pfeoa N surscu Ut hrs cain. ana that Sasa proof
MI ss nAae before register ana receiver AT
levSston. i3sho- July 5. 1902. VIZ.
JORDAN o. MAXON
o. L<~lssca- l.Aho, tot the aos - lot sec %
IT, - nr& b m-
ne naMes The ssssovsn1 witnesses prove his con-
nnaoos residence UPON ana cslfiyasson Ut sai1 lana
va.
Marin I 6oa.s.'th- q sssA'ainx. Idaho
Clinton T. SsssnahAn
John r. Emerson. of Lewiston. LsAho.
]. B. WeSJ Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Oepanneni Of the Interior. United States lana al
ace ~ Lewiston. Idaho. Nav 81. iAfs
Notice Is hereby given that the following -named
settler has Sled notice Of his Intention make Anai
pfoos ID support " bis claim. af1 that said psanf
will hs made before Regixes and Receiver .. Lewis
ton. IDAHO. On July IL. iSG. wig.
LATIN L. POTTER.
y ~.
ne Names the following witnesses 10 prove bis
Continuous residence UPON ana cultivation Of sas5
land. via.
Rotten y. Cleveland. Of Gsaora. tsaho.
Presley y, Cleveland -
James f. Rice Rosetta
Joseph Aiehison, IS
J. B. WeSy Resissey
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior Land Of
nee at Lewiston. Idaho. June IA. Ieo7.
Notice - hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice Of hi,
intention to make 6nal psocf in support
OF his claim, and that said proof viii be
made before Register and Receiver n
Lewiston, Idaho, on July q. Ieo7 viz:
JAMES f. MOORE.
Of Clifford, Idaho, for the NJ ne Z e x
ne y and ne = = = SEC 10 tp IS nr3w
B m.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his Continuous residence upou and
cultivation Of Of said land. viz:
John II. BLACK, Of Clifford. Idaho.
Renjamin e. Alney,
John l.. Blsw~tt,
Ferd Shrefiler.
]. B. WESr. ReSisxer.