The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-06-09


will be permitted to act as agent for
more than one soldier or sailor. No per- /
son will be permitted to register more
than once or in any other than his true !
name.
Each applicant who shows himself I
duly qualified will be registered and /
given non-transferable certificate to |
that effect, which will entitle him to go /
upon and examine the lands to be opened |
hereunder; but the only purpose for
which he can go upon and examine said |
lands is that of enabling him later on,
as herein provided, to understanding
make entry. No one will be permitted
to make settlement upon any Of said
lands in advance of the opening herein
provided for, and during the first sixty
days following said opening no one but
registered applicants viii be permitted
to make homestead settlement upon any
of said lands, and then only in pursuance
Of a homestead entity duly allowed by
the local land officers, or of soldiers
declaratory tatemcnt duly accepted by
such officers.
THH DRAWING.
The order in which, during the first
sixty days following the opening, the
registered applicants will be permitted
to make homestead entry of the lands
| ho Intn
by drawing for the district publicly
held at Chamberlain, S. OAK, commenc-
ing at 8 o'clock a. M, Thursday, July 70,
1904 and continuing for such period as
may be necessary to complete the same.
The drawing will be had under the
supervision and Immediate observance
of committee of three persons whose
integrity is such as to make their con-
troll of the drawing guaranty OF its
fairness. The members Of this commit
tee will be appointed by the secretary
of the interior.
The drawing will be use Of cards bear
ing identifying description of each
applicant, his name, etc., so that the
winner of the drawing may not be i'm
lpersonated.
Notice of the drawings, stating the
name of each applicant and number
assigned to him by the drawing, will be
posted each day at the place of drawing,
and each applicant will be notified of
his number, AMI of the day upon which
he must make his entry, by postal
card mailed to him at the address given
by him at the time of registration. The
result of each days drawing will also be
given to the press to be published as a
matter of news. Applications for home
stead entry of said lands during the
first sixty days following the opening
, can be made only by registered appli-
) cants and in the order established by
the drawing. The land officers for the
district EVIL receive applicants for
entries at Bonesteel, S. OAK, in their
district, beginning August s, 1904, and
until and including September 10, 1904
and thereafter at Chamberlain. Com
mencing Monday, August s, 1904, at
o'clock a. M, the applications of'those
drawing numbers 1 to 100, inclusive
2 must be presented and will be consider
: ed in their numerical order during the
: first day, and the applications of those
S drawing numbers 101 to 200, inclusive
5 must be presented and will be consider
9 ed in their numerical order during the
I second day, and so on at that rate unit
= all of said lands subject to entry unde
u the homestead law, and desired there
under, have been entered. If any appli
II cant fails to appear and present hi
i application for entry when the numbe
s assigned to him by the drawing
g reached, his right to enter will be pass
u ed until Eafter the other application
g. assig ned for that day have been dispos
, ed of, when he will be given anothe
y opportunity to make entry, failing i
e. which he will be deemed to have abar
I doned his right to make entry unde
such drawing.
,e Trlu mphs of Modern Surgery.
Wonderful things are done for tn
4 human body by surgery. Organs al
is taken out and scraped and polished an
N put back, or they may be removed ell
er tirely; bones are spliced; pipes take til
place of diseased sections of veins; al
tiscptic dressings are applied to wound
s. bruises, burns, and like injuries befol
* Inflammation sets in, which causes the
a. to heal without maturation and in on
k third the time required by the old trea
of ment. Chamberlin's Pain Balm acts c
r. this same principle. 1t is an antisept
IF, and when applied to such injurie
Of causes them to heal very quickly.
Id also allays the pain and soreness. Kee
to bottle of Pain Balm in yonr home al
IL it will save you time and money, not