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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28
ORIGINAL HILo PLAY.

Japanese Dromatizsd Recent Muir
der and Was Stopped by Sheriff.
Hilo not only has there are also
an up.to date Japanese theater but
Japanese dramatists, play writer's
aud stage artists here who doui l.
discount the epterprising sensation
hunters who haunt the tbeaters of
San Francisco and New York. The
latest adaptation in Hilo's Japanese
theater was not from popular
novel, nor stage depletion OF strik
ing situations drawn from real life
among the smart set. 1t was Meth
ing more and nothing less than the
reproduction of murder case
which lately occupied several weeks
OF the time of the local District
Magistrate.
The decentralization OF the Motto
hira murder and the trial Of the
Japanese accused OF his felopi0us
taking eff was done by an obscure
but talented local play writer. The
deeds which he sought to repre-
duce upon the stage were OF such
recent occurrence that his memory
alone was drawn upon to the relief
of his imaginative powers.
The scene was lad in Front
street, the thorouahfsre on which
the defunct Motohirs came TO grief.
Ii the Sheriff had not stopped the
play before it had closed, it is sup
posed that court scene, and POS
sibly prison scene, showing
Wa;auabs aud Funicoshi on the
reef 10 charge OF Jsilor Henry,
would have been produced. Moo
hiro did not have chance to cut
his own throat or hsvs it cut by bis
mock torturtrs. The play so Is.
as it went was witnessed with inter
ests by Carl Smith, Maesers. Wise
! " Ross, and w III Smith, atlorney q
in the case, az vel as representa-
tives Of he Sheriff,
The Sher # stopped the play, for
what reason it is not koown, uule So
he dreaded TO see the part be play.
ed in the prosecution, repro 'uc- d
as seen by spectators in court H Ito
tribune, O:t n
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28
Drew First Blood

la the divorce suit brought by his
wife w Il Crawford drew the first
blood yesterday before Judge
r Bit S N on nation for alimupy
The defendant ia reply SGT up i rs
lbs .iciency he complaint, it be,
lug alleged that it did not set cut
that they were not living together
as hu band and wife Or had not
been d ing 81 for any length OF
time, privr TO the fling of the pei
ton,
Judge Rybinaou aus. aimed the
plea, holding that he defect TO be q
vital one, aud the motion was dis
missed with leave to the plaintiff to
amend the libel.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28
Regimental Inspection.

The following order has been
posted at the headquarters of the
National Guard OF Hawaii:
Headquarters First Regiment, Ma
tIonal Guard Of Hawaii, Homo
lulu. T =, October ~, 1892
General Orders No. 45
The First and Second battslions
OF the First Regiment, National
Guard OF Hawaii, will assemble al
7:l5 p IN at the Drillshsd tomorrow,
Octob3r %. for inspection.
Companies will parade their full
strength.
Uniform: Fatigue; blue blouse,
white trousers and leggin2s.
Maj Or Y ,igler will act as inspect
ing officer.
BY order OF
Coz, JONES,
JOHN ScHAEFrR,
Cspt and Adjutsnt.
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PAID Money In.

Yesterday Col ia mes Fl Boyd, as
Superintendent OF Public Works,
paid the Gum OF 5000 IN gold, being
the money received from TLe) Ii
Davies q Co, f.r certain stree, i'm
provemeut in Il 10, The IN oney WAS
turned over to Chltf Clerk White,
after leosthy conference with G "
ernor Doll, Secretary Cope, Super
iatendeut Boyd aud Land Commir.
sioner b yd. f NJ SwaI ~, for and
on behalf Of Theo H Davies 81 Co,
Id. was also' presen', who gave con
sent to it's being paid 10 and the
sum will nov 30 as a GoV,rpmo ut
real A,;iop,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28
spalding-williams Wedding.

The marriage of P Spalding, OF
Koloa, to Miss Annie William, OF
Honolulu, was celebrated at Koloa
by big reception aud lusu, at
which about two hundred persons
were present, A ball was given 10
the evening by the frienda OF bride
and bridegroom. For the lusu a
large lanai was erected, decorated
with ferns aud Chimes, lanterns,
and many Hawaiian dishes were
served. Many presents were receiv
ed by the happy coupls. Taey are
uow spending their honeymoon at
the homs OF the bridegroom
parents, Mr. aud Mrs Henry Spaldv
ing, at Koloa. A number OF Homo
lulu people went over for the wed
ding. Both bride and bridegroom
have many friends who extend to
them eongra' ulations-P @ A,
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Chinese in the United States.

According to tina census OF last
year, the Chinese in the Uuir d
States have decreased from 107. 475,
decade since, to $500. aud ia
California alone FROM 72412 to
46,76a, But during thu same peri
cd the japanese have increased
from 2,029 to 22.a00, aud in the
Hawaiian lands IRON 1920 to
ol,lll,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28
TIE POLITICAL FIELD.
What Has Happened Already end
what Will Happen.

what Will Happen.
Last night was rainy and the
9treets muddy, but the Home Rulers
held meeting at the Pauoa meet
ing house. A fair crowd gathered
there to hear the speakers and the
auiience was kept there for over
two hours. Chairman Makaiuai
presided.
The Republican meeting in Nuu
anu valley slated for last night failed
Of realization.It was too wet and the
people would not come out. AL
though they had beer and wine
there, it was not enough inducement
to get them out, and were brought
back without being doled out,
Several meetings will occur to.
oight. A Republican meeting will
,ccur at the Achi residence 10 Ka
palama, and a Home Rule one also
At a nearby place, at Muolaulaui,
At the servants quarters OF the
Queen. Anoth"r Home Rule Demo
cratic meeting will also be held at a
vacant lot on School street, near
Fort, mauka of tho School.
Tonight there will also be Re-
publican meeting in Kakaako at the
garbage department stables and to-
morrow there will be another meet
log in tie ,cial ha on Punch bowl
street,
During lunch TIM today the
Ho ne Rulers held an ops meeting
down on Brewers wharf. Quite a
large crowd OF wh,rfiingers and
others gathered there. d Damisn,
thu Labor Home Ruler opened the
meeting, which was presided over
by q Manase, Edgar Caypless and
Delegate Wilcox also spoke beside.
other spellbinders. Mr. Caypless
was listened to sttc,ntive'y AID re-
,eivsd an ovation. G Motley inter
preferred for him. But when Wilcox
got on the box to speak, quite a
,heer went up. He was, as usual
frequently cheered hy the people.
The Republicans hsld a ME- ing
vt the II Jnolulu Icon Works, Ka
iaako, al the noon hour yesterday
Rob'rt N Boyd and LII McCandless
v-re the speakers aud there were
the neighborhood Of hlldred
,tivs vot ers present. Ano' Der took
place today with Prince Cupid as
the msin speaker.
The Portuguese Political G M
held its usual weekly meeting la,t
night. Tonight m aeting will bs
held under it, auspices out at l. ,ng
Branch, Waikiki.
Rep VIM Mossm an will run as an
Independent Candidate, but on
Friday he will go to Koua in the
Mauna Los in the interests OF the
Home Rule party.
Both the Kalauok alanis are sti
on Maui ADD they were to hold a
big mass meeting in Wailuku la.l
night. On FRIDAY, they too viii
take the Mama Los and go with
Mossman to Kona.
1t is understood that Prince Gu
pid will be- SAINT to the Lapsr s t.
Element on Saturday, a, he has not
yet paid them visit.
This morning Prince David K,,
wauak "A, Democratic nominee 70,
the Senate, sent his with drswal to
run as such candidate to S.cretar J
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The three Pythian lodges in Ho.
nolulu are planning the erection
OF a Pythian temple. A commit
tee has been appointed to see con-
~. aSyors aud secure the submission
OF plans. A tbree-story building
with basement is planned. Mystic,
Oahu and Mckinley lodges have
members upon the committee.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

John Lua, charged with larceny
in the second degree; w Santos,
charged with having been driving a
licensed vehicle without displaying
his badge, and five Chinese, charged
with gambling, oil had their cases
nolle pros'd ia thu District Court
yeste tday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

Among the passengers who came
in the Mauus Le, this morning
were W + Pogue, O B Wells, L NJ
Blowr, Lady Alexander, Prof Brig
ham, Mrs w Il Cornwell Jr, Mrs w
o Crowell, Mrs S X Kane, Rev e W
Thwing, Miss S Ksm6uaohs al d
many others, There we're seven re-
turning passengers from Ike Volcano
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

Admiral Beckley made a $50
wager with 290 hackmau on Sun
day in favor of Prince Cupid's
election. The hackmap, who is a
Republican and will stay by his
party, put his money on Wilcox.
He further told the Admiral that il
he brought along $500, he will cover
the amount.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

Twelve Porto Ricen rioters were
brought up on the steamer w g
Hall Sunday morning from Kol "a,
Kauai, and are lodged in Oahu
Prison to await trial at the next
March term OF the Circuit @ curt
The offense was committed on the
18th instant at that place.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

The remains OF the late Charles
Andrews, which wers brought from
H,lo in the Ciaudine Saturday, wer.
inferred in Nuuanu Cemetery Sun
day afternoon by the side of those
of his father, tn, Rev w NJ Kincaid
officiating.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

The steamer Coptic is due tomor.
row from Frisco for the Orient.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

The steamer Mauna Loa arrived
early this morning from her usual
windward ports.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

The steam n Kauai was at Puma
luu, Kau, loading sugar. She OK
poets to leave there at noon today
When the Mauna Los was at Kailua,
che ma 25O0 sacks Of sugar on
board.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

Preparations are on foot among
the Japanese residents to fit.ingly
observe their Mikado's, birthday,
which will occur next Monday,
November 3.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

Puraer Simerson reports the fol
lowing sugar awaiting shipment on
leewar1 Hawaii: II A Co, 1900 and
Diamond I'll, 36l bags.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

The Hawaiian Woman's Club
will meet this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs w f Frear, Puma
hcu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

A Japanese sword contest is be-
ing arranged for the celebration OF
the Mikado's birthday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

Mrs Joseph Richards will con-
duct the Y W G A bible class this
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

All the jurors excepting those
on the regular panel were diucharg
ed yesterday by Judge Este.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

The usual batch OF Outgoing
steamers leave this evening for
their respective ports.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28
Born,

ANDRApn-Ip this city, October
Goth, 1902, to thu wife OF Joseph
Andrade, . son,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

KentucBy's famous Jesse hoOre
Whishey, uuequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any of
the saloons and at Lovejoy & Co
Distributing agents for the Hawaiiaa
Islands
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

The steamer Claudiue left prompt
ly on time today.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28

The INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
month
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28
Ring Up Main Is.

and our wagons will call for your
ID work. III
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-28
LOCAL AND GE SERAL NEW 8.

LuOAL IND GE NEHAL NEWS,
The INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
mouth.
The steamer Claudine left prompt
ly on time today.
The steamer Coptic is due tomor.
row from Frisco for the Orient.
The steamer Mauna Loa arrived
early this morning from her usual
windward ports.
The usual batch Of Outgoing
steamers leave this evening for
their respective ports.
A Japanese sword contest is be.
ing arranged for the celebration OF
the Mikado's birthday.
Mrs Joseph Richards will con-
duct the Y W G A bible class this
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
All the jurors excepting those
on the regular panel were diocharg
ed yesterday by Judge Este.
The Hawaiian Woman's Club
will meet this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs w f Frear, Puma
hcu.
Purser Simerson reports the fol
lowing sugar awaiting shipment on
leewar1 Hawaii: II A Co, $500 and
Diamond I'll, 36l bags,
Preparations are on foot among
the Japanese residents to Gt.ingly
observe their Mikado's birthday,
which will occur next Monday,
November 3.
The steamer Kauai was at Puma
luu, Kau, loading sugar. She OK
pscts to leave there at noon today
When the Mauna Loa was at Kailua,
che nal 25O0 sacks Of sugar on
board.
The remains of the late Charles
Andrews, which wers brought from
H,o in the Ciaudine Saturday, We're
inferred in Nuuanu Cemetery Sun
day afternoon by the side of those
of hi. father, tn, Rev w Nj Kincaid
officiating.
John Lua, charged with larceny
in the second degree; w Santos
charged with having been driving g
licensed vehicle without displaying
his badge, and five Chinese, charged
with gambling, oil had their cases
nolle pros'd ia thu District Court
yesterday.
Twelve Porto Ricen rioters were
brought up on the steamer w 9
Hall Sunday morning from Kol Ia
Kauai, and are lodged in Oahu
Prison to await trial at the next
March term OF the Circuit @ curt
The offense was committed on the
18th instant at that place.
Admiral Beckley made a So
wager with 300 hackmau on Sun
day in favor of Prince Cupid's
election. The hackman, who is ,
Republican and will stay by biz
party, put his money on Wilcox
He further told the Admiral that l.
he brought along $500, he will cover
the amount.
The three Pythian lodges in Ho
nolulu are planning the erection
OF a Pylhian temple. A commit
tee has been appointed to see con
sSSors aud secure the submission
OF plans. A tbree-story building
with basement is planned. Mystic
Oahu and Mckinley lodges bav,
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VENUS.

SAsSSs
Edward Hsmls,t from Kansas City,
IL cut looking after bic plsce.
Frank W.utworth msds . trip h
Aigg'us Monday.
Cherries Lloyd's mules run away re.
GENTLY bu, they didn't 'oar things uI
much.
ARE. Kate McGovern from the Bcs-
yer and her brother.iu-ia~, from Bos'
ton were visiting o, Frank Went worth
this woek.
Everybody plas,ing trees and max
Ing garden.
Ora Haish, made trip to sha,tucl
this week.
John Lowell IL hauling his father
goods out from Gage
Mr.. Payne bought 20 calves lately
wm. Bogls has been buying SOM
cattle OF Y. Weut worth.
Ora Lovel has built . new houss
We hear that Mrs. Mitcncll VIII
broke her ankle 70 ou the mend. DI
| Miller 10 attending her.
| Tar Scour.
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FULTON.

Miss Babe Lovsit Spsnt a few davs
visiting y, A Palmers the first sf the
week.
Miss Jennie ~ mons il Saying al
q 2 Neili's on the river.
Roy Mvles,on who has been work
irg ut e Il Wrigh,n returned to Full
toa lsst week aud will assist 8 L
WrigL, In putting in his crop rs soo'
rs spring work @agnn.
Do Tal,sfstro aud John Adam
visited friends in this vicinity las
week.
81 wrigh, sPont few days ,hi
weak a, his uncle z Rs and whit
there assisted them 10 bulchering thei
su,niuer meat.
Uucls John Symous made . bust
uess trip to Liberal the fret of tb
week.
John L,v.,t has been helping J
Todd mako ,ovor his dugoat.
Mise Maggie Schcllenbarger en-
her brother Lee are suffering with III
whooping cough.
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CLANE.

CdNE.
Deaf Editor--Wel! the first day Of
March came 10 just blowing aud put
log aud Il has blowed every day since.
II |, keeps ou It will soon blow out.
Mrs. Wm Lsverty Is uble to be u
sgsin.
JE Over has been branding sRG
dehorniug this week. From tho mu
sic there must be full chorus singini
~ Hot Tins"
Leroy and Raimond Mott rsturus'
hume from beaver. Claude came viii
them.
Mu. g.r Lavery snd Mrs. Gave
w.d. . Trip TO Ensiswood THIS week Il
hsvs some denial work dous.
John AIsGovsrn seat TO Ens'ewoo'
10 wce, his brother Martin, who i
Z, Ming oIi 10 lf,vs M HE cla''a.
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Land .olles Al woodward. OF.

Mch', o, 1909.
Notice l. hereby given thai 'hs following
named settlers have Aled notice sf,hsir linton
,icn 10 make 6nal prsof In support Of ihssr
claims and ,'ta' said p,.of vii, nc made he
for, Charles q 1annshiil. ProJue judge in
and for I.ea,er County, OF. or In hi- ali.
sonco then before c"r'bs Ksgay. clerk "i
said Court, =, Beaver. y 7, on Apr ~ 1902
via.
Frank n Howard ifE i6,9 for the sex scc 9 7
-. R.o ECN. nni
fred How ~ iiE $50 Z ? the sw'l me-. and
wi SEX and sell swI sss ~ Z N, II ~ hCNl
They name the following wiinc'srst IN prove
their continuous r.si lcnce uIon nnd cuvi.
va,ipu oi. said lands, via;
James W. m mrson "f beaver. %. 7. Jshn
Eicc. Aiouss Palmer aud samuel Manu- oI
boyd. u. r,
r. u. iiEALY. Register.
Fir I pub tn
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$500. 90 Reward.

The shove ssm will be paid for in
forms,ion Leading 10 the srres, and
eSsvie,ios Of any one guilty Of killing.
stssliag or dsprsda,iny on any cattle
Ssisssing 10 me.
FREB TAINros,
6 mo. Eoglewood, Kan.
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Notice to My Patrons.

] must make collections. About a
seose Of accounts have now run almost
swo year,; another scoro over q yssr,
snd S;ssy six months. lessuot stand
chs. I must live too.
Yours respectfully.
l.. 5, Muusell.
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Laud Ofilce nj Wood ward. u. I

Feb II 0O2
Notice Ia hereby r,-en thu, the following
nsiaed settler has hled notice VI his inieu.
iion TO make hnSi proof In support Of his
el.n, aud that said proof will be made be.
fsrs the Register aud aeerivcr. of the U y
Land Office nt Woodward, D. I. on Apr j
1907. via!
Homer Hastings Of Logan, q. T.. ia esil
Nr the 81 swk sec s. nIi hwt Sec az. I N
Il ~ BCh.
H~ names the { iIowlnu witnesses /, prov
HE coniinrous residence upon. and cultiva
ton u said land, yiG
Curt Won To,ticbcs. Ussr::c iInmiin. Jcrr,
". Sims. all oi Lockwood. %. T., Johu Row,
Of Logan. u. i.
F.B iiEAIY. Register,
fifai Published - t!Oi.
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Lsnd once at Woodward, %. r.

hcb, !, ilhs,
Notice 10 hereby tivsn thst the following
nsmcd settler has hich notice OF her iutcn-
tion 10 make haai proof In support of her
elai,n aud that said proof will be nnas b.
lore Charles %. Tsss,hiii, prohnie Judge IN
and for Beaver county, u. T.ri lila absrncs
,hen befors Cortha kasay clerk of said
cuurt ct Spi,er, a. =. on April az. iyos
viE.
Ruth A. Smith. widow OF Hiraul y. Smith.
deceased. iiE $50 NJ the sen sac ;. Tp n. u
o, ECM
shs npncs the following witnesses ~ prove
her continuous residsncs upon and c,iit.va
tIon OF said lsha vht
Frank I.snshrin. James II. cuine. David
Miller. William While al VI HEAVIER. %. 7.
First pub, s. 20 isVs
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Land Office al Woodward. u. r.

Feb - l0ea.
Nmice 10 h"reby given 1hat III. following
named settler has given notice OF bis 10.
tentLn To make nna. proof for his
claim and tina, said rr"f will he msds b..
hrs Charles -. Tam, hill Probnt. Judge IL,
IN I fr Beaver county .. =. ar Ia hts nbs' nee
then before Csr bA kagRy, cIc,k Of sal,
Court at Beaver. -. I. on pprii IS, iyD,. viz
william j. Whitaker, HE I,ts for the lots :
q, }. aud Ne y NV 4 Sec SIS M, ECM.
lie names the following si,ncsscs to prov,
his continuous rcsid,ncc upon Rnd culiiya.
tien OF said land viz:
Augustus &. Rsbcrts. Jeitus KraRs, wi q
=. r. Cnshow oi Coir. q. Y. George stoph.r o
Sye. u. r.
r. u. uEALY, Register.
fP3-6
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Wanted.

SEQ bead Of oattlc to summer; plenty
Of grass sod good water. For particu'
hu SEQ or write A. +. Rock,
Clear Lake, Okla.
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Land once NJ Woodward, q. r.

Land once NJ Woodward, q. r.
March, '. MS,
~ hcc Ia hereby giyen that the following
named settler hes fllad notice ~ her intsntios
to make rnui proof in support ui her c!aIIn
and thn, said prsof viii be made before Jay y.
Pichard, clerk Of the district court at Bonve'
county. .. r.. aud In cnse NJ his absence he
fore Gland" Il. Biasrhaid. deputy eisrt q,
tho ofiice Of suid clerk at Beaver. Okla. Ter.
su April. "a, iyos. viz:
Maude Hodge form crly Maudr Dlan hard. ~
Beaver. q. T. HE is6s tr the ~ sex ssc ni,d
w mex bee -. 1psN. RAE
she names the following Witnesses 10 prove
her cos inuous residence upon nnd eultivH
uOn Of said land viz:
Dock ". Kinder. H'iIey n Rhod,s. Allen r
Baker and Charles r.. Peckhalh. oil Of Beaver
or.
r. ID. HxALr. Register.
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900 tsys Sull o. u sosl of the
~ veis EMnbw q Supply 90. ~
-, KsaeA They slse have Tor
e1up,p1s lps sf laabss. posss,
s1alesIAl = ie~es' F'lses.
boastts ssjana,
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Land Umcc ai Woodward. -. e.,


Frb.,8 ~.
Notice 10 hereby tiven thst the following
named settler has sled nbiicc Of hts In.
tution to max. hnsi Ir-of In support oi
his claim. and that said prom will he
made hukme lay y. Ficknri, clerk of tho Dis
trlct Court Of B.nvcf coun'y. %. r., aud In
ems, of his absence, hch re Z. u. Flanrhnrd
his deputy. a, B~aver, Okiahoi,,s Territory.
ell Mach. ~, isos viz;
Ernest X. r.od Of Coin. Okishomn lie
sosa f.,r the u Y NV y SEQ ats anc No %
x Sec ,v 8 aud sw y sw \ ssr IS Ts' k't
ECN.
lie nnmcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous resie sncc sPon und cultivation
of said lands. viz,
john u. Eateinap, Henry Pierntt Charles
Pro ,co,t aud william whitaker ali OF Coin, U
r.
p. u. TlALY, Register.
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Land Once at Woodward. o.

Fth, ~ Vt.
Notice Ia hereby kivrn TINT tho ioilawiu
named settler has filed notice of his inicntisn
to make finai proof In support Of his .mim and
that said procf viii be naac b-.~ro Charles q
Tsnnchiii judge OF the probate e"urt In and
FOR Beaver county. u. T.. or In cnso nj his alj-
sencc then b. fore Cortha Ksgay clerH OF said
cour, at Beaver . 4 on Apr 80 iyosviz:
Thomas II. Rsrr. HE TO-, for the w Y Sec }
Tan, Rss tCM
Ito name the following witnesses to prov,
h's cNn'inu,us residence upon and cuiiiva.
tion or said 'nnas. w;
Gerrae tcdcin'r Henjnmiu =. Cant. Robert
Moore. Newton Pickett. IL Clear Lake q. r
y. ID. iiEALI. Register.
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COUNTY NEWS in LETTERS.
rhe Heraid's Budget OF Communi'
cations From Regular Core
spondents.
,wony Interesting Items Resardie the
Principal Events Of the Week IN Va
r,ous Noighoorhoods.

GATE.
The vivid binw. IL where II lis'ril
aud /, s'su l. os.lh SAID in y'ur YES.
John n,.rnin and Aloiso Naph"'
If, la.t week i"r Eol RADIO wh,rc they
have rosi,inns Gwsi'ing ,h"m.
So Nerps has be,n sowing barley
The pas, week.
R.v sc.t preached at Willow
:, ring Sunday, Mrh o.
J.yc,. a, nl.hvd hers. Fish ina.
NV I, a., their eyes on tos 'prc'''c'
winch \ Y K.rns 2, Gently purcimsrf
u, E.dse City.
w..a,e wsil pleased with the hER
AID under It's uew management bn
will ts watching with much iu'e'es
the correspondent Who bes'n' VII"
Dear Editor"
There 10 talk OF having an enter
,a'nm ut on ,l,c night Of tho last dn!
OF scboo ol ., Willow Sp'ius' BY the pa
uiIs ussi.,ed by local talent. Date
later.
&c Murphy has been out buy'u'
steers lateiy.
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Notice.

Psssssv knowing themselves indeb,
s1ss ~ please call end settle st o"c''
= ~ ere obliged to have the mouev.
nsavars. wEDs . Nick ILLirs.