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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-19

An aspirant for the seat of a congressman
fully and who is well equipped for future
good service ought to be required TO give
some stronger reason for his nomination
than that he would like to go to Congress
himself
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Chicago IrIbune.
American multi-millionaire-I am sensible.
Count, of the honor you do us in making this
proposal. ard shall i%nterpose no obstacle in the
way of my daughters happiness. You have
spoken TO her OF this, 1 presume?
Count Boylon de Bakkavisnek Ton his dignity
Ees eet necessary to spik to re daughtare at all.
Sare?
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Knew What 1t Meant.

Chicago Post.
Good news, 1 hope. DOCTOR" said the man
as the physician emerged from the sick room.
The doctor looked at him thoughtfully.
dc you think he asked, sit is possible to
have too much of a good thing?'
Great Scott cried the man; ''twins!'
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beet-sugar manufacturer can make 1t clear
that they can produce the larger part of the
sugar consumed in the United States a few
years hence. and can produce it at some
thing like the worlds price. that duty will
be reduced. as consumers Of sugar will not
consent to pay nearly twice the worlds
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reformati

The St. Louis GlObe-DemOcrat declares
that geographically Cuba is a part of the
United States" and that 'its acquisition is
necessary to our peace and safety" That
is the correct theory. but the Oxnard CO.
terie will fight it as it fought the annexa-
tion of Hawaii and opposed the treaty with
Snafn
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

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The passage of the ship-subisdy bill by
the Senate seems not to call forth any posi-
tive expression of congratulation in any
part of the country-a fact that the Re
publicans i'm the House may profit by.
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FiIiaI Affection.
Puck

C~asey-Fifty dollars Callahan has spint tryin'
to git his mother -in-Iaw out av purgatory.
Daly-Fifty dollars?
Casey-Th' same! He siz he wants to git ner
out before he goes in, if it kin be done!
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lied. but at present public sentiment in
Indiana and the West generally is against
1t. The bill is likely to have 'hard shedding
in the House.
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~ThoughtfuI Heathcn.

New York Weekly.
Missionary-Why did you not bring your wife
with you TO this country?
Chinese HeatheDI fa!dee I die, then some
Mclean man mally she, and he balbalian, and
makee she do mans ~work-washe and scrubbee
and cookie.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-19

The fact that the four senators from
Iowa and Wisconsin voted against the
ship subsidy bill is a pretty strong indica-
tan that the Republican members Of the
the measure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-19
Looks That Way

Philadelphia Press.
IL becomes more and more evident that
the English people will have TO quit play
ing ping-pong and get into the Boer war
If they are ever TO have that job on their
hands.
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No Doubt OF ft.

Philadelphia Press.
Prince Henry Is said 20 have left for home
fully convinced that this Is a country with
a full dinner pail. together with a few
overflow lunCheons.
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New York Evening Post.
DIR. and Mrs. Mary wilkins Freeman
is the way they describe themselves in
their invitations. Who wouldn't be tho
husband OF a famous literary ladyg'
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IL Is s.Something."
Brooklyn Ia

Brooklyn Eagle.
IL is hoped that BY electine Booth Tark-
ington TO a nomination his fellow-Hoosiers
have not spoiled 4 promising author. Lit
erature il n better business 10 stay in than
being a county clerk. or something.
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Less Interesting.

Philadelphia Telegraph.
Prince Henry has detracted from his pop
uIarity somewhat by declaring that he had
no secret object in coming TO America.
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Denver Republican.
The only benefit Mr.. Wheeler has reaped
from his speech is the knowledge that the
word "truculent" does not mean To truckle.
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THE HUMORISTS.
His Living.

NJ living expenses are five thousand dollars a
year"
'What a waste of money"
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Persons sending the Journal through the malls
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Entered as second-class matter at Indianapolis,
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The American people will hear with pleas
ure that Prince Henry has reached "fader-
land safely and full of pleasant memories
of his recent eventfuI visit to this country.
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In Boston.
Washington Pc,

Washington Post.
The Boston newspapers say Prince Hen
~ was greatly satigued after the ceremo-
MES In that town. At other places he was
simply tired.
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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03

The October term Of the state SUI
preme court convenes at Lewiston
next Monday, October, 9Th.
Among tho cases placed on the
docket for the term are as follows:
Christian Jensen. respondent, vs..
n. T. railway, appellant from Koot-
enai county.
Bridget T. Reeler, administrator or, vs..
= Q Mile Co., and Y w Dyer, sheriff,
respondents from KoOtenOi county.
Hearing, October, 9Th.
Frank Pine, guardian Of children
OF John G Brady, respondent, vs.. J G
CALLAHAN, executor, and T Purcell,
from KOOtcnal county. Hearing Oct.
9th.
Others from KoOtenai are: State VS.
Z IL II Wilmbusse, appellant, Oct 10;
James Tyson, ct al. vs. Robert WE'LL,
Oct. 9Th.
Chant Music company appellant. VS.
> E Henry, respondent, set for Oct Q,
joseph Castieberry, respondent, VS.
Thomas Hay ct III, appellants, hear.
ing Oct 10,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
Bri9bt's Disease

The largest sum ever paid for pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran.
cisco. Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in.
vOlved in coin and stuck SIP, 500. 90
and was paid by a party Of business
men for specific for Bright's Disease
and Diabetes, hitherto incurable dis.
eases.
They commenced the serious inyes.
tigatiOn OF the specific Nov. Is, 1900.
They interviewed scores Of the cured
and tried it out on its merits by pu,
ling over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians to name chronic.
incurable cases, and administered ii
with the physicians for judges. Up
to Aug. 25, eigbty-seven per cent Of
the test cases were either we'll or pro.
crossing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent Of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceed.
ings OF the Investigating committee
and the clinical rcportsof the test cas-
rs were published and will be mailed
free on application, Address JOHN j.
FULTON COMPANY, 42O Montgomery
st. San Francisco, Ca.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
CONTEST NOTICE.
department Of the Interior.
o"'cd states Land Office COeur d'Alenc
IGahO, Sent ~ lNTiO y 1Hie,so'

Department Of the Interior.
ohtcd states Land Office COe,Ir d'Alcno
idaho, Sept - lyOg. ''
g a snmcieht contest affidavit having hoc,
n,vd IN this Office by Eugene Dcnzci. Contest
oc t aSsainI ~ Homestead entry No Ia. made
Ii ii. by Mns. "r ie'4 zee stp1 n: range 1
, mcm IL Is alleged that said Moses j. Mo.ro..
i nuvSr established his residence uDon SAD
,sna; and has wholly abandoned and failed /"
said i, ny sro cui1lvate or improve any part OF
sid lana amH VIVA mt SAID alleged absence from The
cI e armv. navy Or marine corps Of The INIT.
or marine as private soldier, officer, seaman
may " by c sn"sv war iS which The United states
t,h u 10 appear. respond and offer s, vittc..!,
NoWam, is sara allegation ut 10 O'clock n m. m
~. ,enGr s. igE before the Register and r. ~
Corur a. ~ Inc United States Land Office IN
;, aiH ~ Saia contestant having, in n nro,or
sh,..h hled Sept. 22nd, f9Os. set forth tn..,.
SHOW that after due diligence ~. ,..,.,.s
hereby o OF lnis notice can not c made IS
be given bv an. anu ,, directed that such notice
SO OH IL II Ui yTssr pnDilcatft,n.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03

Yesterday news were received OF
the marriage, at Wenatcbee on Sept.
9th, Of Miss Gertrude Reinhart oi
this place and Daniel w. Martin o1
Waterville, Wash. the Presbyterian
pastor Of Wenatchec performing the
ceremoney.
The bride Is daughter Of W. d,
Relnlsart, Of this place, and is well
known here having lived here for the
past thirteen years, and has q large
circle OF friends who unite In wishing
the young couple all possible happi-
ness and prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin are expected in Rathdrun
soon, Tor a brief visit with friends and
relatives, after which they will return
to Wenatchee, WASH, where they will
assume the proprietorship If hotel.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Markham, o,
LaCledc, were visitors In the city yes.
terday. Mr.. Markham informs Us
that the recent fire, which DESTROYED
the planer and dry kiln owned by the
LaCiede Lumber company, entniletl a
loss OF 81, 900, insurance. being Sc, 900.
There are about twenty stockholders
IN the company. A meeting has been
called and steps will be taken to re.
build the works.
oliver l. Barr has Withdrawn and
Warren Flint, OF Harrison takes his
place as republican candidate for the
legislature.
Don't send to Spokane for groceries
and drygoods, when Il. p. Manor can
supply your needle.
MARRIED:-Oct. end, James Mon.
roe Wilson and Helena May Collins,
both Of Spokane, py Justice J. r. vii.
son.
fatOnlze nome: buy your furniture
from Klopf.
Sheriff Dyer has force OF men at
work laying the stone foundation for
line dwelling house on the lots he
purchased from VIM. Belle.
,. W. Handy is building an addition
TO his city residence.
Have you seen that fine new line OF
stoves at Klopf's.
The Reinhart brothers threshing
machine is working On the A w Post
place to-day.
Hon. Willis Sweet, Of Occur d'Alene
vas in Rathdrum, Monday.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
COUNTY NEWS.

\. Gowanlock Is uilding cold
storage building on the southeast cor
ner Of his lot on Main street.
prise.
An organization OF % socialists has
been perfected at Occur d'Alene by
Geo. Il. Boomer, late associate editor
Of the Seattle Socialist.
The town OF Priest River Is certain.
ly enjoying building boom this sea-
son. There are at present under Ton.
struction, twelve residences, three
business houses and two churches. -
Enterprise.
Il Republican Club has been or
ganized at Boomers Ferry. The OFF,
GERS are Thomas J, Jones, President;
Mrs. II. l.. Medbury, v. p.; b. w.
LudingtOn, secretary; +. L. Little,
treasurer.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
Notice Of Bond Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that School Dist No
=, kOotenaf county. Idaho, will sell two
bonds o. the amount Of $3.50 each, one Of said
bonds being payable four years from date OF
issue, and tho other eight years from date OF
issue. each bearing interest at - rate not to
exceed six per cent per annum, payable an
nually; said bonds being issued tor the pur-
pose of erecting and equiping Il School House
in said school district.
Said bids will he received for said bonds by
the BOARD Of School Trustees, Of said School
DISTRICT until the hour Of I O'Clock r. NJ. of
Oct. 25th, 1902. at the Office OF the Clerk OF
said board Of School Trustees OF said school
district.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
Eacl. bid should he directed to Geo McKin-
ney. clerk Of School Dist. No. ~, Lacledc.
Idaho.
BY order Of school trustees OF Dist, No. 2.
kOOtenai County. Idaho.
Dated this 18th day OF Sept. 1892.
LYMAN +. MARKHAM GEO MCKINNEY.
Chairman. Clerk.
O3-24.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
Alias Summons.
In the Justice Court, Hope Precinct, Count,
OF koOtenai. State If Idaho.
Ixi1 In Dor, Dill.

In the Justice Court, Hope Precinct, Count,
OF kootenai. State If Idaho.
Louie Bow. Plaintiff
against
Joseph Albo. defendant.
The State of Idaho. to Joseph Albo the
abOyc-nanied defendant.
You arc hereby required to appear in an
action brought against yOu by the above
named Plaintiff. in the Justice Court, Hone
Precinct. County Of kOotenai. State OF Idaho,
and to answer the com plaint filed therein, nj
the time hereinafter designated. or Judge.
ment ~ default will BIC taken against yon
The said onis brought to recover Of You
the sum OF Twenty-one Dollars t32D for board
had by you. from said plaintiR at Hone.
county OF kootenai, State Of Idaho with
costs of suit. "'''
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear and answer sand complaint At 10
O'Clock u: M on the 18th day of October io0I
the said PLAINTIFF will take judgement again
It you Tor the said sum OF Twcnty-One DOl-
lars AID together with costs Of suit,
Dated at my Office in Hope Precinct. in said
a. d.. 1902 III. +. RIDWEiJ ''p''
SO Oh Justice Of the Peace Of said Precinct
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
Auction Sale.


At the farm &c. b. JONES. :
miles south Of Rathdrum, Oct. 2ist
1902, the following will be sold:
Ten mich cows, calves, I thor
ongEbred bull, 2 3-year old steers. II
head OF horses and 5 sucking colts. =
wagons and one top buggy. Farming
tools OF all kinds, household goods. 3
set OF harness, water tr0ughs and
tank, TERMS. all under $40 cash.
and all over $40 credit with six
months security. All or any Of the
above will be sold at Private Sale to
any one who desires before date Of
auction.
SALE WILL COMMENCE at 10
O'Clock Sharp.
o. I6
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department. Of the Interior.

department Of the Interior
Aahd Ofiice Mt Occur dAlene. Sept, %, fb0:..
Notice Is hercby given that the following
na ~. settler has filed notice Of his intention
~ h' IKE nnai prOOf In support Of his claim.
S sS.er ana Keceiver ut Occur d'Alene, ON
HCBERT r. POWERS
nd' i:a2. for the 81 neL. lots Il and 2. SET. 81
Up, 81 n. 3w b M
lie names tho f,,ltONAfh,, ,.ssinreaS.s to,
prove MS continuous rpsiHcnce ut,otf aud
cultivation Of said land. viz.
~ William NJ Steele, George X. Steele; James
l a. Morris ana JiicOb Thoinbcrg all Of Kath-.
DIN BUDLONG.. Registets
~, Gal.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
CONTEST NOTICE.
department. Of the Interior.
United states Land Ofii,,, ,t
Occur d'Al,nc Id.h, o. ~

occur a Alcnc, idaho, sept. 10 ,aos
e, a snmcient contest affidavit hnvin, No..
II" ms ofiice by Paul Clagst one 81 q m ~
rn,. ,"ano, Contestant. against ho,nc,t..,
n.ii no. 2l9s made Sept, n Inn ~ "u
!; ns sMwh Sclsnwi-4 sec RS. "a north. pa ,Sr
wb;ch !, 4, N. Dy George f. SIhnn Contcst"a ~
,,hn uh u Is alleged that said Si,nS hns
dcnce ,hc.cs sa,a tract and changed his resi-.
sinc.e , ,mItsirom Tor more than SIX n,ontr.
the date 'Srps s'd entry and next prior 10
cd hy I Iam cultivated NJ BY said party a. rer.
said land w ana ana mat said alleged aie nee from
States either or Marine nr, corps 81 the unite
.inrin or marine during the War viii, Sn,,, sea
StntaSs my oiher war In which The i irni.a of
berehv may be engaged. Said nart,o. "' LEU
evida ny notihed TO appear respond and .,M aaS
clock a. M ,o oc said allegation at 10 r
Ia n, u and Receiver ut the T;nit"d .ms
The o ..ia IN Occur d'Alenc, Idaho S'a'cs
+. f,id.,,I," q, contestant having. in !. ,,
which show ,t ~ sept; 10 1902 set forth facis
herehv ID ms notice can not f~ In,is rSona a.
he 81 va "rueied and directed that sm,.i, ne
7''e" ny due and proper pui,licntinn' '"'iee
r, u. II. BUDLONG. Rc.istcr
strs' Pub, Sept II. ,a,r. '~''''
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03

Miss /. darlington reports the fol.
lowing as neither absent nor tartly ~
the grammar school during the month
ending Sept. Goth:
Mae HOLSTER, Lourcna Collins, FL
sic Bourn, Lena Thomas, Carrie Dav,.
Jean Wenz, Grace Thomas, Clara
Waddeli, Dennie DeCourcey, Chester
Logic, Fred Callahan, George Hum.
phrcys, Alice Pole, Ida Stoddard,
Florence Dyer and Sylvia Koch.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
Notice Of Issue Of Attachment

IN the district court Of the First I,a;.,,.,
District of the state of Idnhn IL y" .0a,
Kootenai county. ""o' :" anu Tor
WWhteSmb Bros. Plaintiff vs..
W. = Mcguire, Dcfcnnant.
Notice Is hereby given that n Writ ~ A.
b sc" iSa',. IN the above entitled cause. has
~ FIRST judicial district OF the state of I,,h Inc
~. ana ior the county of KoOtenai. ar.ins:
dn 1 P'HT ,hy OF W. :. Mcguire. tie dcicn.
In Testimony wherco,
SEAL hcreunto set my hand and n W.
III o. me seal OF the said distrIc, cn,,r,
s,oos JNO. c. CALLAHAN.
Clerk, District Com,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
SummOnS.

In the Justice Court nf Ciarka Fork Pre-.
csnct: hOOtenat county. State ~ Idaho No.,
lore ID. =. Vaughan. Justice Of the lesce
T. >. Langley. Plaintiff,
Charles Smith, Defendant.
The = ate u Idaho sends greet ing 10 Cbsrlc,
smith defendant.
Ynu are hcrrby summoned and required to
appear In IN action hrONght s.-afpst you ~
the above nanard plaintiff III the just 100
court IT t'1arks Fork pvrcinct KOotrnxi
county. state Of 1daho, befOrv tho under
si.eei as Justice Of the pcsce Of and t,r sud
precinct, county and state, and to answer
before said justice Of the peace ~ Ms OfHct.
near In village Cs Cla.lls Fork tn said pre-
c,nct county and state. the CON, piaiLt died
therctn 0n the 9Th day Of August laE ut the
snur M 3OcIOck p ~. The said action is
Drought to recover from you the sam OF
s1W. Tor and ON as,ODnt Of me rrhanslse
sol0 shu delivered To you mt your special In
S,ance ana request. and for costs Of suit.
on are fn!t her notified that attachment has
Dcon issued in said suit and levled uupn $50. 70
moneys In the Possession and unler the con-
tfoi OF the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany, cOrpOya tiO1. in said pveci,N.t, county
ana state. of and belonging ~ You And Won
arc hereby notified that u yOn fail To 80 ap.
peaf an9 answer said cOn pIsfnt. ss alk,ve
seanIrea: sai,l plaintiff will take Judgement
against you for the sum of 81, 9O aud Gusts
Uiyen under my hand this 18th day uf
:: - .v-. u. p. VAUGHAN.
""o'' J,sstix,e OF thu Peace.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03

WITH this issue the BLADE pub
fishes the three tickets which Koot-
cnai county has placed in the field.
We take no part in the three cor
nercd contest. To do so would
be incompatible with an independ-
ent journal. We only desire to
say thatparty lines should always
be considered secondary to fitness
for Office, since prcbity and capac-
ity in our pnblic servants is essen
tial to a clean and economical ad-
ninistration.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03

Hon. +. +. Fogg, democratic NOM
inee for Justice OF the Supreme Court,
was a pleasant caller ia Rathdrum.
the forepart OF the week. Mr.. Fogg
Is not entirely stranger in Kootenai
county, having conducted an attor-
ney's ONCE here from 1890 to 1898.
His present place Of residence is
Grangeville, Idaho county. lie is In
this region to meet his many old
friends and ascertain the political sit
uatf0n, lie believes that the immi.
grafton upon which republicans base
part Of their hopes, is misleading,
since, although the new corners hail
from republican states, they are as
likely to have been part of the
democratic minority in those states.
Mr.. Fogg, as we'll as his friends, is
confident Of success. lie expresses
his belief that from observations he
has made, KOOtenai will 20 democrat
ic, and is firmly convinced that there
Is no question about the state. Mr..
Fogg departed for Occur d'Alene
Tuesday.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
Notice Of Application FOR Pardon.
Boisc, Idaho. Noycm,,cr n ,aO

IsOssc. Idaho, November n 1901.
TO wnOA II NAT COHcErx:
Notlce y hereby given that I. tise under
acie sOar6 III rartlons Of the state Of Iiah,
AL q. ts REGULAR October ise DectIng for = par
uI ~ rum the seniense made. rendered enter
I!ct cO1T 81 the FIRST Jndicisl district OF tho
!, :te % .aho " and Tor tho county Of Koos-
s vMaI, On the sr0 day Of l)ccefnbcr tsO7. tor =
committed In said konsenai county.
JOHN J. vAEK.
first Pub. SeLt. sth; last pub. oct. ard.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03

WANTED;-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLE.
man or lady in each county to manage bust
rancinl standing. A straight. boni ffie %. i.
ary OF tls.0 paid by check each "Wednesday
With all expenses direct from headaun rterS
CaxtOn Bldg, Chicago. "''
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-03
First Pub. Sel.t. sth; last pub oct. ard.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office NJ Occur d'Aleue, Idaho
August -. H..
VOICE y hereby given that the following
PANIED settler has fled notice OF his Intent
! Mn 10 make tnal proof IN support Of his
taaln,; ana that said proDf viii be made be-
Ire register and Retetver Ut C*Deur d'Alcnp.'
iEH .:n on October Bird. 1909. VIZ: SANyEL A.
~. shrAh' nd. xs!fOr the SEA NE,a; III SEi-4
ana lot sec T 81 NrR " H. NJ
:, nc names tho following witnesses TO prove
ttoh IT said land. viz
samuel NJ. BartO. Michael Ec,,,on Christ
iiauscr, Idaho. u. III. RIiflInNG
First Pub. Aug -, 1909.