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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

s nItoIIdtionen BON Sire
6t9eru. - YaItor So. Su6er bon
Der bieiigen ct. WottbGi-@ emeinoe
begob li6 geItern gtnGmittng ndh
Netp-Niarfet, arnO itIfer Morplauo'S,
100 er 9eltte Wtorgen oen Bnitor q.
3iBler aIs YreOiger Der oortigen Oeilts
I6en ebangelii1 . lltberii6en STRIDE
einieBen miro. PIN Nadmittag miro
er oen Ynitor 3iBler 9lei6folls oils
8reoiger Der oeutifen littberii6en
@enein0e IN Cambridge inItoIliren.
Boitor 3ibler miro alS WtiiiionS,Rrc'
bigger oieie 6eioen @emeitoeu Der.
ieben.
gm nGfiten Sonntng %gtndmittu1
llm 2 llbr initoairt oerielbe Boitur
unter aiiiiten5 Der %oitoren $. 9lrlt
uu0 q. @pr in Der ct. Sobanniss
Stride 5t Stemmer'S Hun Yoitor s.
Sled bon San0 Safe, N.-Y, ais See('
lorger oieier @emein6e.
@ dmeiter gcgen 9ru6er.
- Sobn Said, ein Barber bon Gar.
800, Ior0,gonO.S traBe, geItano &c.
tern Moraen IN Der norooitli6en $50.
li3eiitotion eilt, ooB err ieiner SfJne-
tier, SRI. Carrie Said, @ertbia6en
i'm 9etrnge BON SIT ltobl, INN drgebs
80
lid) feline 8erlo6te, melfe Die Chat be.
9ing, Dor geridtlider Yerfolgung 81
I6iiben luur0e bonn Squire" aeplins
ger DEM Bro5eBDerfobren iiberipieien.
6old pobnte bel ieiner Sdtueiter uuo
na6m feline 8erlobte nit 5l oieier,
INN iie ols feline 3llfiinftige por5uItel.
len. Gm nGditen Gage iultroeu Die
@ertbioden oermiBt, uto oorolf
folgte Die 8erbaftltng Der 8erlobten
oeS iunger Mtonnes. 2ebterer nabm
Johann Die Sdillo ouf iif lrno en-
florte, er babe oie @~egenitdnoe ge.
ltoblet uno lie BEL einem 8fmoleiber
perieet, lie ie0o6 nift %eineeloit.
SdItmm oerIest t. - 0ido.
las 6. a~arangiloip, Elm 10 Sabre al.
ter @riede, Der einen 3uferwaarens
itano i'm GroBitroBen . Marft be-
treibt, 9litt Otontag Nadt aus uno
idlug nit Dem aopfe 10 beftig gegen
einen beno6bnrten Stano, baB er iest
in fritiibem 3uitauoe III ieiner @obs
mlng, Ger. 1907, SanoOer . StraBe,
0arnie0erliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

ten iid sic @eiuher MIR ungern BON
ser 9oItliaen SoIe. @m 6eit-Gomite
paren tb6tig Die S&, @m. s. 8erl,
&oritber. Geo. SimmeImonn, Gbo8.
gerI, Sobu MiIler, @. @iibIberger,
s. IS. Noer, Soiepb @teBger, Conrad
Mortin u. 9oueriut5 HnO S, u.
Mortin unO Ole Tou5mliif G%ieferte
&roi. 9immcP8 Orheiter.
y8ieSner Gonflan."
0a& rs. q. @ieSners GonFIob Nr.
45S, S. .. S." belt geitern 2t6eno
in Der o@ermania . MGmerbors
&ole" lem s. GtifhmgSfeit nebit
Ball ob, meIdeS lid zines iebr ltor-
ten 9eildeS erireutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

Ingebli6 6oIi6cio. -
Charles 6. Hioer, ein 40 Sabre alter
Softer, Ser in Nr. 223, 8ooopear-
StraBe, iuobnt, wilr6e geitern Nuf,
mittag oltf einen bonn SrieoenSridter
8ernbaro $. @aIenborit bon g1i'
cott.GitD nuSgeltellten 8erboftSbefebI
feItgenommlen un0 nnd Der iii0lpeIt-
liden Station ge6rod)t. ST. miro bon
Inorep SAul5 beiGuloigt, am 81.
Nopember, oils er cine SeirotbSlicen3
fir oeiien SoBn Srunf S6lIj I'M
&reiSgeri6t BON Soiunro. County
I0Ite, 6aS 9[Iter oeS iungen ManncS
IN Observation-Disclosures mo %miiIettli.
der 8ciIc ouf 81 Sabre o~ngeaeben
boben. Der iunge Wtnnn iol crit i'm
10. Sabre itebcll.
.Gircr Hou6obcno bcrors
%ItoItetc qcItcrn Ser nSoirmoumt bes
mofrotiide &erein Der 6. Woro" in
ieiner Sale, an 6oirmounts II. Sol.
Iington . Npeuue. Nnipro6en ipitrs
oen bon Sen $50. s. VI. 2etui8, $.
8. Sooper, Stephen s. 2ittle uno
Gmil $. @etfe gebalten.
Sur 8arnung iir 9it
Inrobeitber. - Sophie 8ors
iidi, ole in Nr. 400, Garrett. 2(oe.,
2ocuit-8oint, ein 8iqorb6immcr
nebit @irtbidoft betreibt, mllroe &C.
Itern bonn Yoli5eiri6ter Cor IN Der
iiioIi6eu Station I'M $40 b%eitroft,
neil lie es WinoeriGbrigen 9eltattete.
in ibrem 2ofal 8iaoro 81 ipielen.
Die @irtbit uno ibr Wonn beboltp'
teteu, Dab Die iungen 2eute ibnen Jag.
ten, iie leien miinoig.
Or ielb1t mar eS.- 8roni
S'9onneG, 80 Sabre alt, bon Nr.t0
Siio . SiebItroBe, plroe geItern in
mittleren StotionSbalie bonn Y0lta
5eiri6ter Grammar Inn $40 un0 SEQ
item geItraft, ipeil er einen 3iegelitein
ourd bos Seniter Der @uihpirtbi6aft
6es Srn. Senrp 6reDcr, Nr. 53S, 5or'
reltItroBe, geidleu0ert bate. O'0on'
nel b%ebouptete 5lpor, eS iei fem Bic.
geIitein %gelpeieu, ionoern er Ielblt Iet
6urd oos Senitcr geilo8cn, bon Sc
mano @lt0erem geluorfen.
8rGnoe. - Sn einem Wano'
idronf 6cs BON @m. 8ebb bepobn-
ten SauIcS 9tr. $50, BoturentltroBr
entItono geItern Nahmitta8 gegat
d ll6r oa0llrd ein Brand, Dab elm
So6n oes Srn. Me66 ouf einStreid.
boI5 frat, ipelfe8 in ben Sdrant fiel
uno oie in oemielben befinoli6en
&leioungSitiife in Brand iette. Otit.
olie0er Der Spriten 3 Gompognie
Ir. %, gaturent. uno S'0onneGItr,
loiften Sic 6lammcn. Ger Shooet
betr19t $40.
4bleben. IS Itar6 aeItern
nu6 ldngerem 2eioen in Nr. 1908,
Nliceanna.S traBe, Srau Morgoret
Bed. Ole 8eritorbene puroe 5ll
g%erg5abern, Hbeinpfal5, gapern, &c.
borell uno ipan0erte Dor 81 So6ren
in bteiiger StoOt elm. Sbr @atte gillg
ibr Dor If SSabren i'm Sooe poraus.
Sic binterldBt 8 Sobne, 4 So6ter
uno SO gnfel. Die 9eeroigung lin.
oct am 5reitog Radmittag itatt. go.
Itor Ssfar &atier bon Der llltberii6en
Sadion.S auare.airhe miro amtiren.
Die 9eilebung erfolgt ailf benz DWat.
Carmel Srieo1ofe." Die Seihenbe-
%Itatter Sanoers & Sobne leiten ole
9eerbigung.
eronalnoti d. - ST.. Dar.
Seap, pelder einItmalS oos n6ront.
StraBen.Tbeater" betrieb, befinoet
iih nit Der .Sappp Soolisan.@ eiea-
ihoft," pelde i'm auditorium"
ipielt, in Der Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
5iniSebn @God)cn bel einem SranSs
perleBt.

g en. Orleans, 30. Ropember.
= Die grplofon elmer gaIolin.yta'
lfine IN ser nSpiB 2aunorp," Nr.
1910, @raoiersS traBe, peruria6te
ip1t belte Iadmittag einen Brand,
ipelfer oaS @ebGube nebIt Snbolt
raid 5erIt0rte. 5iini5ebn in ser &d.
iderei beIhdftiete Wdb6en trueen
entiueoer granopunoen oaoon ODER
puroen our6 Spriinge ans ben Sen.
Itern oeS j%lpeiten Stotmerfs perlest,
ieood fam Niemonb um's 2eben.
Ser pefunidre @erluit miro aiif $40,-
900 geihdst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

NIB mad 2ouisptlle.- De.
teftip Serton lonste gcItern Naf.
mittaa BON louisville, ap., bier on,
Inn Sen 20sidbrisen Soiepb 2ucas
bon 9roofIprb anne Irnnoel.Gonn'
In, al bolen, ipelfer aneei6uloiet lit,
in louisville Srn. Geo. @. Bed, fir
ben er arbeitete. nngeblib Dor fiirf
Monuten cine goloene llbr unbaette
uno $40 in g~adfselo geitoblen gu ba'
ben. 2ucos pitroe am Samitog
abeno bon bieiigen @ebeimpoli5iiten
per6oftet unb i'm mitilerenS Editions
6onie einaeiperrt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
A Royal SnowbaIling.

London, November 29.-King Charles,
of Portugal, and his party spent the last
day of their visit at Chatsworth shooting
in the pheasant preserves. The King,
who is a magnificent shot, did great exc
cuton. The whole district was covered
with deep snow, but the day was bright.
Queen Amoic and tho ladies of her suit
joined the party at luncheon in big
marquee. While awaiting the ladies,
King Charles and tho other shooters
throw snow balls at a mark. This was
too tame for the king, who, catching
Marquis Desoveral, tho Portuguese am
bassador to Great Britain, of his guard,
mado an accurate shot at the dignificd
diplomat. King Charcs's example was
quickly followed, and the whole party
engaged like school boys in an active
snow baltic. Whilo mono of the missiles
were actually aimed at his Majesty, a
number of distinguished pcrsonagcs
were less fortunate. For some minutes
the fun was fast and furious, the King
being tho most active and one of the
most accurate among tho fighters. The
unusual incident was greatly enjoyed by
large number of spectators and rustics
who had gathered near by the road way.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
Tribute Of Respect.

The following preamble and resolu-
tions were adopted at recent communi-
cation of Fair Play Lodge No. 1872, A.
+. NJ:
Whereas it hath pleased the Supreme
Architect to remove from us our es.
teemed Brother, Lewis Knox, and he is
no lOngor with us--we have laid him In
the sile grave. While he had many
noble characteristics about him, promi.
uent among which ho was affablo, kind
hearted and looked at things upward,
yet %c arc not slow to remember that he
had his weakness in the flesh and a
striving heart to overcome it.
Resolved 1st. That while we grieyo the
death of our brother, we humbly resign
ourselves to this aflliction, believing it
was done by infinite wisdom.
Resolved I'd. That we tenderly and
sincerely sympathise with tho borrowed
family, aud that our tears freely mngle
with theirs as they fall over our common
loss.
Resolved Sd. That blank page in our
minute book be dedicated to his memory
and that copy of this preamble and
resolutions DO sent to tho family of tho
deceased, and that copy be sent to tho
Koowee Courier for publication.
II. A. Smith,
l.. l.. Jarrard,
E. b. Reese,
Committee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
No More Settlements - Money Is Out.

Columbia, November 2S.-The appro-
priation Of 5000 made for tho Comptroller
General to make settlements with the
various county treasurers has been ex.
hausted, and until some provision is
made there can DO no further settlements.
The Comptroller, at the last session of
the General Assembly, requested a larger
appropriation, as u settlement often re-
quires the work of experts for several
days, and experts cost about $40 day.
For some reason, however, only $500 was
givon, and, GU account of tho tangled
condition of somo of the county books in
various counties, the money has been
spent. The books in Barnwell, Laurens.
Greenville and Oconee counties have
been Strengthened out and settlement
has been made in ono or two of these as
we'll as in about twenty other counties,
but there still remains about twonty
other counties with which settlement
should be made, including Richland.
The annual settlements are of considora-
BILE Importance to the counties as we'll as
tho officials, as it starts off tho new year
with oompars lively clean balance
sheet as we'll as gives the public an idea
as to tho county finances. On account
of many of the old officers going out of
Office this year a settlement is of moro
than usual Importance and the county
officers, as rule, are anxious for them.
1t is not known yet what tho Comptroller
will do about the matter, but some de-
cision will be arrived at in tho next few
days.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
The Centennial Of the South Carolina College

Columbia, S. g., November 29.-The
South Carolina College, which now has
tho greatest attendance in it's history,
will celebrate on tho Sth, 9th and 10th of
January next the centennial of its open
ing, which was on tho 10th OF January,
800. Preparations arc being made in
Columbia for gathering of the alumni
and friends of the college from all parts
OF the country, and an attractive pro-
gram has been arranged for the three
days, beginning with sermon on Sun
day, tho Sth, in tho morning by tho
chaplain, and in tho evening by Dr. John
A. Rice, a graduate of tho class of 1885.
and now pastor of the First Methodist
church of Montgomery, Ala. Whio
Tuesday, the 10th, will DO the great day,
the program for Monday will render that
day of no less interest and Significance.
The exercises will open on Monday with
brief addresses Of welcome by President
Sloan, Governor Hayward and Mayor
Gibbcs, with responses by invited guests
representing other educational institu-
tons. On behalf of the colleges of tho
State DR.. Harrison Randolph will make
the response.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
Russian Reforms.

st. Petersburg, November 2G.-Tho
congress of representatives of tho Rus
sian provincial Iemstovs, which has boon
in session since last week, to-day adj
Journcd sine die, after session repete
with strong recommendations for bet
termcnt of tho general public of Russia.
The czar has taken great interest in tho
meeting, and, it is learned, intends to
give the recommendations his personal
consideration. 1t is generally believed
this morning that the movement marks
tho beginning of better times for tho
Russian peasant and the country at largo
1t seems certain that the cZar will begin
to carry out the resolutions adopted by
the first of tho year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
Full o, Sarcasm on the GaIIows.

Birmingham, Ala, November 25.--
Frank Duncan, said to have bern one of
the most noted safe blowers in the coun.
try, was hanged here to-day for the MUIR
der of Policeman Kirklcy in March, 1000.
The drop foil shortly before noon. Dun
cans nccl was brokon and he was pro-
nounced doau in twelve minutes. He
marched to the scaffold with firm STEP
He made long speech to 100 people
present, reassorting his innocence. Ho
made sarcastic fling at the police, de-
claring that he had been persecuted Tho
crimc occurred on March 27, 1900, when,
aftor an assault on tho safe of tho Stand
ard Oil Co., Policemen Adams and kirk
ley arrested two men. On tho way to
Jail the suspects broke from the officers,
firing on them, killing Kirkloy and fatally
wounding Adams. Some days later two
mon were arrested at Admission and three
at Chattanooga. Among them wore
Frank Millor and Frank Duncan, both of
whom were identified by Adams before
he died. Both were tried for murder,
Miller getting tho death sentence and
Duncan life sentence. Miller was
hanged on Juno 10. Duncan later re-
ceived tho death sentence for the mur-
der of Kirkley, but escaped from Jail.
He was reCaptured in Florida few
weeks ago, where he had just robbed q
bank. Ho was brought back here and
resontenced to death.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
The Hampton Monumen. Now a Certainty.
columbia Record, November 2s.

columbia Record, November 2S.
The Hampton monument commission
this morning, after formal inspection of
the model submitted, closed tho contract
with Sculptor f. Wellington Ruckstahl
+. for tho monument, the price agreed
upon, including tho expenses of trans.
portation and other incideutals, being
$4,000. Of this amount $4,000 has
been raised and it will be necessary for
the State to raise in some way tho re-
nainder in two years, tho time agreed
upon for tho delivery Of tho monument
The commission was woll pleased with
the model submitted by Mr. Ruckstahl,
and was only in session few minutes
inc contract will be drawn up at once by
the commission and signed and the work
Will start at once. The monument will
NC twenty-eight feet in height, an eques-
@Vrian statue and worry imposing affair,
showing the gallant leader, hat in hand,
on spirited horse and appearing to be
ready to take charge of affairs wherever
necessary. The commission decided to
change some of tho inscription, and tho
following will appear on the base of tho
monument, which will set lust to tho
east of tho front stops:
East tSide-"Governor Of South Caro-
lima, 1S76-1S70. United Statcs Senator,
1S70-1S95."
North Side-"Born March 1s, 1918.
Died April II, 1902"
On the shield just below will DO tho
last words uttered: "My people, white
and, blacls-God bless them ALL"
South Side-"Erected by Citizens of
This State, 1906"
West tSido-"Lioutenant General Con
fcderate States Army"
On the eight shields on the western
and eastern sides will be placed the
eight most prominent battles in which
he was engaged, as follows: First Ma
nassas, Brandy Station, Gettysburg, Ire.
wilton, Sappony Church, Burgess Mill
and Bcntonville
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
Mill Won an Appeal.

Columbia, November 26 Tho case of
Henry Strickland against the Capital
City Mills has been sent back to tho Cir
cult Court for new trial by the Supreme
Court. This is ono of the most interest
ing cases heard at the April term of
court, being a suit for 50 900 for injuries
received by Strickland, an employee of
the mill. A verdict of $1,000 was re-
nrned and the mills appealed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
A Thousand Dollars Worth Of Good.

A. III. Thurncs, woll-known coal
operator of Buffalo, O., writes: 81 have
bcon afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for years, passing gravel or
stones with oxcrucating pain. got no
relief from medicines until began TAX
ing Foley's Kidney Cure, then tho result
was surprising. A few doses started
the brick dust like fine stones and now |
have no pain across my kidneys and |
feel like q new man. 1t has done me a
81, 1000 wortl of good" Sold by j. w.
Bell, Walhalla, and w. j. Lunncy, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07

The greatest missionary rally ever
known in tho history of the Georgia Ban
tist Association took place in Columbus
Thanksgiving afternoon. w. w. Brooks.
n Rome lawyer, made donation OF S., 1000
to tho foreign mission fund. A short
time ago he gave the same amount to
Shorter College. Broolss's gift is the
largest donation over made in tho South
ern Baptist Convention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07
A Household Necessity.

good linimont is a household neces-
sity. Elliott's Emulsifcd Oil Linimont
meets every requirement of tho house
hold and barn-yard in a most satisfactory
manner. Full half-pint bottles 25cts, at
Walhalla Drug Co.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-07

Foley's Honey aud Tar positively cures
all throat and lung diseases. Refuse
substitutes. Sold by j. w. Boil, Wal
halla, and w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. land once At
lewiston. Idaho. November q, 1906
Nctice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of hts inteutlon
20 make anal proof ia support Of hls claim.
aud that said proof viii be made before ". W.
Hsmmeli. q. :. commissioner at >ezperce,
Idaho. on isngary "a 1905. vie;
frsoNp A, hsssp.
of Fletcher i1sls. Tor fbe ~ s~s2. pes. t~i.
aud nst. sst. sec IS. twp &nr ! " bm.
ile names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said isnd. via:
samuel y. fsdiro. george NJ. Trssdwsli.
John stevens and stacy wsenef, all Of fetch.
or. Idaho J. n. NEST. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE OF SHERIFFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION. DIS
TRICT COURT.

Under aud By virtue Of an execution issued
out OF the District Court OF the second Judicial
Districs Of abe ssste Of Idaho. in and for ths
county OF Ses rerce. aud 70 me directed snc
delivered. for . ,nde msnt rendered ia the
Probate Court Of Nes PIERCE county. Idaho, on
the frst day Of Decem Der. 1904. in faver OF
George ". 1snnahiil and sgainst q. J. posrctt
and x Taylor for the sum Of ksl<eo. lawful
money OF the United States. together with
coats OF snit aud Interest. have levied on Al.
the right. title. claim and interest OF said de.
fendsnt 81. in and TO the following described
property. to-vit; Lots AMI 3, block l. aud lot
IS, block IA. all OF the town OF Nexperce, Nef
Perez county. Idaho
Public notice 10 hereby Given. that on Phi
day. the soth day Of December. i,<. At ten
O'Clock . m Of that day. al the front door 81
the court house in Ses ferce county. viii in
obedience 10 ssid writ of execution. fell all
the right. title. claim and interest OF said de.
fendsnt of. IN and to the above described
property. or % much thereof ~ may be nee
esssry To satisfy plaintiffs claims. besides co>ts
Interest aud Accruing costs. to the highest aad
best bidder for the lawful money Of the United
States.
Dated Decen Der. Z, 1894.
WILLIAM scHrGrr. sheriff
CHARLIE l. AossoK, nepary.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department 81 the interior. land once Al
Lewiston, Idaho Novsmbe ~. 1904.
Notice 10 hereby sivea that the following.
named settler has dicf notice Of hts tutention
10 maize nnsl proof in support OF his claim.
and that ssid proof vii. b< made before the
Register and Receiver 81 Lewiston Idaho. on
January ., 1905. via.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

neg,srtmr 81 q tie Interior. lsuo ocice at
Lewiston. Idaho. November y. 1904
Notice = hereby given thai the following
named settler has nlei notice Of hts intention
10 make nnsl prool "a support Of hls claim,
ana thss said proof yiii be- made before ". ".
Hsmmeii. Z. = Commissioner At Ncsrerce.
idaho. on January II. 1905. via
sLxos HkfNUs.
os Fletcher. Idaho. for the se,4 sec 81. twp IS
nri " m.
Hs names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and colusk-
tion q said land. via.
samuel y. reslgo. George N. Tresd~eil. John
stsrsnt and STACY Mskncfs al 81 Fletcher.
fdaho. !. n y ri. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29
EsTRAy NOTICE

Came TO my place. ave and one half mile.
north OF Ncsperce. Idaho. the heitcr in Auru.t
ana the steer In sepsem Der. the following dc.
scribed property, tovit;
One black heller coming yearr old no
brand visible except right ear cropped. one
ted and white steer. coming yearr old no
brand visible except right sar cropped.
Unless the owner OF the above drscrfb<d
property calls. proves property aud pays
charges the same will be sold According TO the
es,rsy laws OF the state Of idaho.
q. Larson
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29

Of lilo. Idaho. TOT the h.irs Of Anna Hsivorson.
deceased, for the net. sec :. twp ~ "A. \ W m,
He names the foiloving witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land, was
Charles NJ. Bartlett Of Fletcher. Idaho,
William noeey and Pred lauGhof. both Of
lilo, Idaho. and Thoryald Thostenson. Of
Nohier. Idaho. J. n. wDr, Resister.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. and once al
Lewiston. Idaho. December IL, ioos.
Notice IL hereby given that TIE following
named settler has hlcd notice OF ais intention
to make Anal proof In support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before Wv.
Hsmmell. U. =. commissioner IT Neapcrce.
Idaho. on February Is. 1906, via:
CHARLIE Y. srKiSscusn.
Of Nesperce, Idaho. for the e,, rwk and NJ
nek sec 30. twp 81 n IRE BIN.
He uames the following witnesses 10 prove
hi. continuous residence upon aud cultiv-
tior Of said land vifi
Robert X Stevenson. John W, White. Robert
Near and clayton Jones, All OF Sssp<rce.
Idaho J. b. WIZ. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. 81 The Interior, land ofics af
Lewiston. idaho. Aossnbef u. 100
eoiics 10 HEREBY given that The following
usssec erstisf has nlcd notice 81 her tnlention
10 snsAs fusi proof IA srgport 81 hsf eiAitn.
snd IA Al ssid proof viii b. msdr heforr ". a d.
Hsmmtil. 4. =. Con- missioner AZ Ncspefos.
Idaho. Oh January :. 1906. via
taksis a. GILMORE
Of hohisf. Idaho, widow OF Simeon , Gilmore,
a~csssed. tot The ~ ns,. snd "a -. sc 81
tsy ~ mr. eh ~.
Ne nsfn~s the following witnesses TO prove
he ontlncoos residence upon and cultivation
81 said land. was
5ohn N. Rsnsisr. sen.suin p Eilioi. Rob.
srt u. Thompson and Preston tmlth. all Of
Nahlsf. Idaho. LIB. Ru1. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. land once al
LSvfstnn. Idaho, December :. 1904.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named srttlsr hes Med notice OF her intention
TO maks hpal proof IN support 81 her claim,
aud that said prof. will be made before W. ".
Bsmmeil, U. r. Com missioncr st Nespsrce.
idaho on January -. isp5 viss
fsAScRs ksLty.
nee Frances Hamilton. OF Ncsperce. Idaho. for
the W eH nw,l aud W e's Oh nwis sec "a.
twp - rae m.
she nance the following witnesses TO prove
her continnous rssidence upon amt cultivation
Of sid land. via.
Peter n. Cary. David Frink. John Mccoy
and Anna Post, all OF Sespercr. Idaho.
J .. West Register.