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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03
The Oldest Of Greek coins have the 6g
ure Of horse on them.

We are Gods own creatures, and
God Ia our own God. All else will fail
us, but he never. All IL love with him
love In light and love in darkness,
love always and everywhere.
a friend has been defined s"the one
who comes in when everybody else
goes out" Jesus IL such q friend. He
"loyeth at all times" and "sticketh
closer than brother"
Greatness of mind may prOvok G
jealousy but greatness Of heart wins
love instead.
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Bnrk sssale Locals.

Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, No. y
ball bearing. warranted the very best.
w. ID. Barksdale.
Seed oats. barley, home raised.
w. ID. Barksdale.
Syracuse horse plows for sale. also fixtures
W. ID. Barksdnle.
Big line OF shoes, hats and panta.
w. ID. Barksdale.
Big liue Of SC. hose and half hose.
w. ID. Barksdale.
Bagging and ties. the lowest
W. u. Barksdale.
Lots OF molasses at old prices.
w. ID. Rarksdale
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ODDS AND ENDS.
Pick ed up In and Around the city

1 Picked Up bu Suu Ns"""" '0 wv
| Nixs Claudia Johnson, after u pleasant stay
In ise city with Miss Sertrnas pasM Moore return
| Mr. Arthur Morrow left Saturday inr Wash'
inyion. where ne Is now making his home.
| mi rr spsnd,ne some time here win h's htner.
| MIR Rrn,kn Cheathsn hHs opepeti up fno
.to,k of goods under the Glenn Ethel Inn.
aud IL prepared to serve hts friends win The
'ts' Ma E,itS MeFall of Char rieston. spent Fri
Miss Elms Clinkscaies. OF Due West. vas
the guest for n short time last week OF MisS
Mr Nam bowie OF EIberton. who has heen la
the city during the past week. !" now Win
| The seabnard. -
an rxtsuded trip to Chariesion. Georxeto WI
| and Ninety.Six.
CHARMING VISITORS.
| Miss Alice McA Ulster OF l.atimer and Miss
/ Jr~si. Cleveland oi Eiberton are IN" cnarm.
Ing and attractive Ruesth oi MIN. -. W. Fa"'N
Mrs. W. q. Chapman speat Tuesday In
Miss Jennie May aud Miss Ruth Dunn and
Miss Lizzie Nance spent Monday and Tues
day In the city, the Ruestaof Mrs. sam Nance
Miss Fannie Brown OF Aunie"i. attending
the summer School aud iS the guest oi her
cousin, Mrs. L. w. Dausby.
Miss Maggie Matthews Who Is making her
home In birmingham, Ala. IL In the city on
Mr' John McFaii returned to his home ia
Charleston Saturday. after having spent some
time most pieAeAuily With Mr.. Robert y.
Hemphiii.
RECORD BREAKER.
MIL H. Woodhurst Who lives In The Sha-
ron heig hborbno, killed and hrought To- toSu
lnst week q beef which csn in'ie~f be called a
record breaker. The BE- or weighed GE> pounds.
the hIGe - pounds and the liver l3 ponndH;
making 4 total of rs pounds, The cali was
only 9hy carr Old.
Miss Belle Taylor Of Zsrline Is attending the
Summer School snd IL the guest Of Miss Len
ME and Mia. L.sxie Fisher.
Mrs. w. 7. Milford spent Saturday Wild
her mother nj Antrevtile.
MISS MOORE ESrERrAISs.
On Thursday evening last Mas Gertrude
Moore entertained complimentary 10 ner AZ.
tfacsive vuests, " las Moore and Miss Johnson.
The house was ixstily decorated In pot
plants, cut flowers and Jsaness lanterns
Dainty ana delicious refreshments were
served during the evening.
Miss Moore entertained her guests In
charmiDg and unique munner, and the occa.
sion proved mostsuccessiui one.
Nr. Euyene johnson went 70 his home in
Donaids Tuesday 70 rest u while from hi1 la'
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Minshall came up
from Green wood Ssiurday and spsnt SUNDAY
With their parents. Gen. and Mrs. X. X.
Hempbiii.
Miss Merle Cromer spent several days last
week with friends In the city.
PRETTY CLERK.
Mise Lucy Brock, q pretty aud attractive
young lsdy OF Nj. Carmel, is now with the
firm orc. w. Kendall.
Mr.. Augus.us n. Cobb OF Duo weei, has
q position with T.. w. kendnIl Mr. Co5o 10
u most efficient aud courteous saieaman.
Borp-At AbbeviiIe, August q. 1903, 10 Mrx.
G. Is. Wosmsnsky, q daughter.
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State of South Carolina
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
To Messrs. ]. 8. Gilbert. J. +. Lyon. X. +. GIL.
liam. members OF tho County Board OF
Education:

To Messrs. ]. 8. Gilbert. J. +. Lyon. X. +. GIL.
Education:
w E. TIE UNDERSIGNED BEING o-sE-
third OF the qualified electors residing ''e
area proposed TO be formed into n new u
district respectfully petition your hcoor e
Board 10 erect Q school district ~ follows.
Begin ming at stake on Savannah River.
oppo-ite the mouth OF Fishing Creek y. 90
I. T.. 1859 feet to Rock hence n. 20. w. l0)
fe, 10 itOck Pile; hence y. - lG w. i9tj feet
to Dead Pine. hence N. 40 50 +. 1861 feet to
hickory nj lord where public road TO Vienna
crosses Mil Creek, hence down Mil Creek
and following same 1893 feet 10 ford. where
public road crosses creek near site OF Benz.
Gtberts mill, hence following road y. $50 r.
100 feei s. So 80 Z. O feet, ). Sy0 3U f.. 40 feet
To point on road opposite dead w. y hence
N 80 ~ f.. NJ feet TO pine, hence y. ijo IJ r.
SsGl feet To large white oak, hence y. So IS +.
as feet 10 two large piues. hence 3. 80 r. 500
feet IN pine on bank OF Little River, hence
down Little River and following same 9s,D
feet 10 white oak At corner established by
Paul Grier, hence y. IL w. 2397 feet to wal.
nut Ou disO cSthuItbueu oy
hence up Savannah River and following same
10 point OF beginning. containing ~. square
miles.
+. a. Andrews.
Mrs. T.. &. Andrews.
Mrs. q. VI. Porcher,
Albert Gilbert,
NIB. Napier.
q. w. Cads,
+. A. Tennent.
wm. Tennent,
James Dilashaw.
Sam Lumpkin.
All persons who may be opposed To the for.
nation Of said school district arc hereby noti.
fled to appear In my Office at AbbeviIle nj II
O'Clock In the forenoon OF September 18th
1917, and make known their obj-ciion.
J. 3. GILBERT,
County Superintendent of Education.
Sept 3, l0s2. U
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Eject Of Water On Teeth.

Herr Rese has collected statistics In Be-
varis and Herr Foerberg In Sweden which
tend to prove that tho water we drink nas
sn important influence on the teeth. Carries
or decay In teeth, Is less common whefs
ths water II hard" owing TO tho presencs
Of chalk and magnesium salts. The bard
or the water tho better tho teeth. Proo
ably tho presence Of lime In Tho wat"
bonefits the bones In general.
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The Secret of Success.

81 don't see how he can be such pop
ular clergyman when he abuses his con-
kregation So"
EASY enough. Everybody thinks be Is
talking about somebody else" ."-Brookiyn
Life.
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the Place 10 Get stlver-warc Cheap.
lam In position 70 take special orders Tor
anything In silvoFwsre. NY catalogues are
Oman at an times and viii take great pleas
ure In showing anyone through, Who nsS
desire ing In this line. AL goods guar
anto.d. Very Respectfully,
T.9. White.
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Ne9lee,

Tho Cemetery Association will serve pic
INTO dinner NJ Loug Cane Church on september
13th. TIE public In cordially invited 20 come,
aud hep IN = worthy cause.
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Mr.. LOWS A. smith, who hss been In The
store Of Z. W. Kendall, WIN heneeiortn oc
Sonns In lne store OF A. u. smith q Co.,
where DO viii DO glad 70 serve bis friends 70
the beat naryaius 70 10 found In town. Mr;
Smisa 10 one OF the best clerks In town. and
his popular manners VIII MAKE hlm Twos @
OF sirepgth To the nrm which employs him.
He IN ono Of The subslant tiAl young unen IN the
town, aud In s3ter years he will be In ousi-
pess jor hinselk
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The Warehouse Directors mot yesterday
evening. and received % put wagon scales =.
The warehouse. The Howe Scale tons will
oe ordered Immediately. This will DO Tor
public servtco.
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There 10 pow only nlue over Q nontn oe-
fore the County Fair, snd tnere 10 SUI mucn
10 40. To make the isir the succoss u eoOo "
81. every body must work and pull together.
TIE succusa Of Ihis undertaking means mucn
% che people OF the entire county. See " ~
tbaS ssch Of the departments have tne oest
sxhiSits that can possibly Be sent In.
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Aha comfy. I have moved from the store
recently occupied, known n tho Rnsssei'
Ruil<ing above the Court House, ~ one re.
ocntiy Occapisd by II. w. Lawson. Known On
sns TN sn6 Siove man next door above Nc.
Dan and Lyon On Trinity Street. Come
around and see me-. Yours, Nike.
still carry the came line OfgoedA
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Good roads are about the easiest thing
In the world to make, once undertaken,
but about the hardest thing there II to
get officials to take hold of.-Parksrs-
burg Nv. Va. Sentinel.
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New Phones.

VIM. r. Greene, residence. l3S.
A. II. Barnett, store. l37.
John Mckee, atore, l39.
i. II. Sellers. residepce.7.
y. 7, Eskin. residence, ,S3
John White, residence, l6.
Electric Light and Power Co., 1S.
Mt. CARMEL LINE.
Mt. Carmel. 1872. 2 rings.
Jos. Thorntou, l32, J rings.
Misses Ouie and Lucy Gilbert, L32, rings.
DR.. SheraSd, I32, 5 rings.
.MsJor Arthur Parker, IT,, ringa
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The mansssrsof the Primary Election held
on ms ~ mai. will gsrve ~ managers oi the
Primary Election " DO held on Tuesday, sept.
San. by order OF John A. Roolnson.
Sec. VI III. Com.
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The Executive ComEsttss Of tho Democratic
psrty o, Abbevilie viii meet on ThursdAy Inc
ilIh inst. " canvass the rcturns from The uii-
isronl Democratic pTecinctn In NE Primary
Eisction of Sent, sln. Respectfully,
John A. Robinson,
SEQ. oi LIZ. Coal.
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Summer Resort Folder Seuthern
Railway.
Atlanta. May z, l9c2.
Much valuable information mailed free 10
any address upon application to Agents,
Southern Ry. W. II. Tsyloe. Asst. Gen. Pass.
AGENT. Charleston. 8. C.. J. @. Beam, Dist
Pass. Agent, Atlanta. Ga.
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Riches without charity are nothing
worth. They are blessings oEly to him
who makes them q blessing TO others
Fielding.
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TEACHER WANrxD.-The Edgewood School
n In heed OF o teacher. Apply 10 w. i. Les
ley, A. q. Cochrnne or A. II. Reid, Aooe-
vilie, q. q.
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WANTED "A Christian woman. Presbyie-
sian pfsieried, 10 take charge Of family. iook
after household Affairs and be companion tor
giFis about grown. Good reference given and
required. Address r. D. Box. No. 50. Aboe-
vile, q. G.
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Percale and muslin remnants regardless OF
cost, al Haddon's.
Received this week. q nice lot of fresh can
ned meats. Ham loaf, veal loaf. hog and
hominy, Engilsh sausage, Vienna sausage pot
ted ham, chipped beef. trips. canned beef,
unch tongue. Amos Z. Morse.
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WAyrKD-Two salesmen with some expe.
rienos 90 work this FAN In General Merchsn.
disc store. Address r. u. Boz, No. 20, Able.
ville. a T..
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Den.hter. sr she Co. federaey.

The Daughssrs OF the Con isdsracy viii meet
n Aiss Binke's next Friday afternoon. The
OH, at hsii.ps six O'Clock. BY order VI the
Prea,deuI Mn. J. r. Mckinnon.
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FoR REHr-Tbe residence Of ]. Fuller Lyon
terms apply 10 J. Frazer Lyon, Law Range.
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WANr3D-The public To know that am II
the stock business nov and hereafter.
]. 3. Stark.
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LOSr-A small black setteI dog. Reward
Sos any Information. H. g. smith. Aooeville'
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Teacher wanted At Cold Spring. Apply ~
eilher Of the Ing trustees.
3. II. Cochran.
j. A. KirS,
w. r. Eiiis.
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chaap f,oods at the Lowest Prices.

Mr.. Po,iakoaf 70 in snlerprisipg mcrchant
who buys ~ low prices snd ssiis on snort
prput. As stIeignl as = shi1ylo and ~ poaite
10 Frenchmnn, ho VIII make u dcligntini ~
spepd your money with him. Go u sse him.
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FoR SALE-The house and lot which now
occupy. Can give posession October !.
]. 3. Stark.
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Fon RKxT-House on Magazine Hill Ioi %
eriy occupied by Presid0pt Bailey. Apply u
p. Rosenberg Co.
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Will the persop who borrowed an old scrap
NJ once:
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FOR RENT--A three room house on Church
Street Apply 10 Speed Drug Co
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PeDd|e|On CO||eli0Ie Institute
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

V,KESBYTERIAN NTRoL. FULL
corps teachers. Primary, AcaueinIc,oo,
I.,iatr. Music. Art. PREPARES for Junior class
in all Colleges. Pupils boarded In private
honres cheap. Pure water, climate. religious
ID. W. RICHARDSON,
Iuly d 1902, II Pendleton, - e..
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Cloee connections At Greenwood for AL poinss ou
4. A. l.. aud q. h g. Railways, and st spartanbury
with Southern Railway. -
For any information relative TO tickets, rates sohed'
ule ETC., address
ERNEST WILLIAMS. 9en. Pass. Agt Augusts 90.
l. M. NOkTH. sol. Agent
T. n. EMERSON. Trafiic Manager.
stationery of all kinds, la0lets, envelopes.
box paper, paper by the quire or pound. W.
u. Barksdale,
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Acid Iron Mineral Tor sale only by The
Speed Drug Co.
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A FREAK OF NATURE.
MoNTANA,s PULLING AND CONTRA
olcToRY WELL.

In the Summer Its Water Freeaes
and In the Winter the Ice Meits
and the Water becomes warn-A
MynterIous Current Of Air.
Seven miles to the north and little to
the east Of the Cheyenne agency in Custer
county, Mon, Is q well filed with ice that
excites much curiosity among the ranchers
and cattlemen Of that section Every cow.
boy who visits the well has much to tell
and invariably advances his own explana-
ton.
Many ingenious theories arc given
which tend to indicate that mankind Of
ell degrees Of scientific knowledge put
forth IN effort to find tho origin Of things.
However, they all agree that the ice forms
In tho well during the summer and that
It actually thaws during the winter. This
apparent contradiction Of the natural laws
that govern the outside world has carried
the fame Of this well for miles around and
people have travelled great distances to
witness tho formation Of ioicles during the
hot weather Of July.
This well is within q few hundred feet
Of the summit Of Little Wolf mountains,
on the north slope, ut the very beginning
Of Greenleaf creek, which empties into
Rosebud eight miles from where the Rose
bud joins tho Yellowstone river. This
portion Of the mountain is covered with .
growth Of tall pines.
Fourteen years ago three men prospect
ing for silver, mistaking certain colors IN
tho rocks, began sinking o shnft. At IL
fest it was disagreeably cold, at 20 feet
the cold had increased 50 rapidly that they
were thoroughly frightened. They could
feel currents of cold air rushing up from
the crevices In the rock. They imagined
they were digging into somo mysterious
underground cavern. They had heard just
enough Of wonderful adventures Of dig.
cing into caves and underground lakes,
and being alone In this wilderness, whore
the very stiffness permitted the ears TO
hear and the mind to imagine all manner
Of grewsome powers hid beneath the rock,
% thoroughly filed them with fear OF I'M
pending danger that they abandoned the
work which has since gained such renown.
The SUBMITS Of Little Wolf mountains
arc covered with scoria, which has all ths
appearance and texture Of good grade Of
tiling. It is usually red, but varies In col.
or through all the shades down to black.
These varying colors give tho beautiful
tints to the Thousands Of buttes through
out tho bad lands. In comparatively TO
cent geological times vast beds Of ignite
coal were formed over the eastern half OF
Montana, extending into western Dakota
Tho burning of these beds Of coal was ths
beginning Of the bad land formation. Ths
dne deposits Of clay above tho coal were
burned as brick arc burned In Q kiln and
formed the scoria. Where the heat was
zreater and rock and sand were present 10
melted and mixed with the coel and coal
ssh, forming large cinderlike rocks, which
A. .oxnokixnoa .nirk alan for lava Aa fhA
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02
WILLISTON GRAPHIC
The Herald's Pauper Kick.

Williston, N. D.. Dec. "a, 1901.
Herald of the 10Th, was published an ed.
itorial relating to the thigh assessment
of this year." which the editor tried to
explain by charging it to the unreason.
able amount paid out for the maintain.
ence" of the poor, and makes special
reference to Fred Buetler. a pauper
whom the county authorities have placed
in my keeping. Among other things
the Herald SAYS:
"For the support Of Fred Buet'er,
81 25 per day is paid, which is as much
as it costs to live at any of the hotels.
He is not helpless, but is able to do odd
jobs and partly support himself"
This statement is absolutely false, and
is made by the Herald man with sinister
motives. Fred Buetler is as helpless as
a child. and has not been out of the
house for weeks; and the work of clean
ing up his mess is almost uncomfortable.
The hotels wouldn't take him at any
price, and l certainly don't want him
any longer at the figures I am now get.
ting. If you want him, Mr.. Herald, just
say the word, and III pay the drayman
for cartine him to your residence.
The great trouble with the ignoramus
of the Herald is, that he wants to pose as
a champion of economy, but he doesn't
seem to know the difference between
an "extra high assessment" and q high
tax levy. He is a fair specimen of all
subjects Of charitv-alwsys ready to kick
il a few dollars of the public funds are
expended for the care and support of
other paupers than himself. He is
evidently cuckoo. and the mouthpiece
for that class of our citizens who never
pay dollar of taxes, but are always tell.
ing other people how they should run
public affairs. The two paupers now
being supported by the county, viz:
Grandma. Chandler. being kept by Mrs.
NJ. J. Hughes, and Fred Buetler, being
kept by myself, are two very undesirable
charges, and the prices we receive for
their keeping are not commensurate
with the trouble and care We are ob-
liged to give them, and If anyone else
wants the job, he can have it 40 far as
am concerned. Jos. LANGFURD.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02
Alias Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior, United States Lar
Office Minot, n D. Decemher 9Th l4l1

Department of the Interior United States Land
Office, MinOt, N. D., December 9th, 1901.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Zeno Bruegger, contestant,
against homestead entry No. 26O, made June 9th,
1896, for the southeast quarter of section %,
township 154, range 100 bv John NJ. Barker,
contestee, in which it is alleged that said en-
tryman, John NJ. Barker, has wholly abandoned
said tract and changed his residence therefrOm
for more than six months last past since making
said entry, and next prior to the making of this
contest, namely October IA. 1901; that the entry
man left the country in August 1896, and has
never since returned, leaving said tract wholly
abandoned by him for more Than five years, and
that said alleged absence from the said tract did
the army. navy or marine corps of the United
states as private soldier, officer, seaman or ma
rine during the war with Spain or during any
other war in which the United States may be en-
gagged, said parties are hereby notified toappear,
r. spond and offer evidence touching said allega-
ton, at 10 o'clock a. M, ON February 4th, 1902,
before Louis Schierbeck. clerk of the district
court, OF Williams county, N D., at Williston,
and that final hearing will be held al 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. on February II b, 1902 before the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land Oihce
in Minot, N. D.
The said contestant having, in a proper affida.
Wit, filed October 18TH 1901, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, personal service
of this notice can not be made, it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given BY
! due and proper publication.
decl2 ABNER L. HANsCOM. Receiver
COPELAND & DIVERSION, Attorneys for Contestant
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office.

Minot, N. D November 27:h. 1901.
the provisions of the act of Congress of june ard
1878 entitled IAN act for the sale Of tim lands
in the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Public Land States by act of August 4. 1892, NJ.
Elizabeth Zirbes OF White Earth. county of
Ward, State Of North Dakota. has this day filed
purchase of the nwA neA, neL nwL. Lot l, 2,
of Section No Is. in Township No. i54; Range
No. 49, and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timbe or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
her claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver OF this Office at Minot, N. D., on Satur.
day, the first day of March, 1902
She names as witnesses: Minor Williams, Ella
Williams, Martin Jacobson, John Carlson, all OF
Minot, North Dakota.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
described lands are requested to file theil
claims in this Office on or before said first day OF
March, 1902.
dec5 THOMAS E. DISCARD, Register.