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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10

.t~d Ribbon eh"
s. skirt trimming for an even,
which any clever hand may
Z ts,s: a group of three rows rows
H ~ wide fagotting, done with
st I n the same color as the
~,ss 1S,'e. Leave space of half h,I an
9Ils. M oscb row of the fagotting.
VIZ Nh inch afterward sew on
.,nc - .s Of haIf-inch ribbon OF
'ea, ,'''' ~ the fagotting. Three
eo's, ',.ny and two rows of rib
form an exceedingly
'ns ...,mInr. The ribbon side
~rscuted on the upper eose
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10

The greatest acreage of onions ever
planted in the Lockport section, il
now being put in, and the crop prom.
lses to be record-breaker. The clos.
ing of Bayou Lafourche at Donaldson.
vile, opened up an immense area tc
cultivation that was formerly subject
to overflow.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10
Acreage Will be R.adncad

There seems to be a disposition to
decrease acreage in cotton to a con.
siderable extent this year. Corn will
be planted largely in the Maringuoin
district.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10
Pardoned.

Charles W. Simpson, aged 73 wears.
sent up from Orleans Parish March
(, 1904, for five years for manslauvb-
Ter, was pardoned by Acting 6overnor
Jarde Y. Sanders.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10
Material Reduction.

The acreage in cotton throughout
Tangipahoa parish will be decreased
from % 10 80 per cent as compared
with last years crop. Corn and 9th.
er products will receive attention. Ad
vance merchants state that the sales
Of fertilizer for cotton are from 80 tc
30 per cent less than last season.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10

An engineering publication states
that the cost of one of our battleships,
including armament, is all told nearly
$S,000,000, and Russian battleships
probably cost, ready for action, about
the same. In view Of this fact it
would seem likely that Russia's loss
of warships in the far East, since the
war began, totals about $125,000, 900,
and may amount to s15O,OOO, 900, states
the Baltimore Sun
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10
For Fifth Time.

Mayor W. c. Ragan, of Thibodaux,
La, was renominated for that Office
for the fifth time, defeating two op.
ponents.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10
Cotton Oil Mill Fire

Bryan, Textile Bryan Cotton Oil
Company's plant was destroyed BY
fire with twelve storage tanks and
quantities Of seed, etc. There is $44,-
700 insurance on the mill and s1e,8SO
on products. The mill was built ten
years ago at cost Of about $780, 600
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10
10 Be Investigated.

Washington.-The Federal govern
ment will investigate the sale by the
management of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition property.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10

The up-ts-dste merchant dses not
advertise three months in the year,
but twelve.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10

Chicago. o.-Bstween $5,O0O,0OO and
$40, 0o,0oO will be spsnt in improving
the University Of Chicago.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10

Portland. : Workmen employed at
the Lewis and Clark Exposition have
gone on a strike.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10

OF the ribbon, thus making a pretty
ruffie.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-03-10

salons. Many thousands had the op
portunity to see and greet the presi
dent as his eortege slowly passed
along the two miles from the whit,
house to the capitol hill.
For three hours this national tenn.
pie was the vortex of activity. Leg.
station was in the rapids. 1t was g
chaos to most onlOokers. But
the skilled officers Of each house and
those handling and guiding the crush
Of closing work in the conference
where the last supply of bills were be-
ing hammered into agreement, like
the pilots in the rapids Of the St
Lawrence were speedily conducting
their legislative craft into smooth
waters.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11
Where Dd She Get the Pistol?

New York, April o-Miss Mary
Galloway, daughter of Robert M.
Galloway, president of the Merchants
National bank and director in many
railroad companies, killed herself in
her room in the Hotel Seville here to-
day. Miss Galloway, who had suf-
fered from dyspepsia for seven years,
was attended by two trained nurses.
One Of these was engaged in hang
ing some clothes in wardrobe. when
she heard the sound of a shot, and,
turning to the bed, saw Miss Gala
way. who had been sitting propped
up with pillows, fall over. She had
shot herself through the mouth, death
being instantaneous. Miss Galloway
was 81 years old. Dependency due
to long illness is supposed to have
been the cause of the suicide.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11
NEW NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Seat of Executive Government Nov
ed to Fort Worth,
Texas.

Fort Worth, Texas, April Io-In a
suite Of rooms on the parlor floor of
Hotel Worth, the executive seat of
the United States government has
been temporarily established. Off,
cial mail, intended for the eyes Of
President Roosevelt, is directed to
this apartment and, in the absence of
the president. who is hunting coyotes
and jack rabbits over the Kiowa and
Conanche reservation, in Oklahoma,
such mail is given attention by Sec
retary Loeb. Most of this business
will be acted on by the secretary and
directed to various departments in
Washington, where it originated.
That which requires the personal su-
pervision of the president will have to
wait until Thursday, for it is not until
then that communication will be had
with the hunting party.
Secretary Loeb expects to receive
word from the president to run the
special train to Frederick on Thurs
day, I'D on that day to start for Wes-
tern Colorado, whittier the president
will go to find larger game than
abounds on the Red River in Oklaho-
ma.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11

ciate the complete disaster which
would follow the transfer of the mas
terry Of the sea to Russia. With so
much depending upon the issue, they
argue, both countries have mutual in
terests in avoiding an actual test, and
it is not possible, therefore, that a
new movement in the direction of
peace may come, just as the world
expects to hear the call to quarters
for the greatest naval battle of mod
ern times Certainly the spirits of the
war party have been greatly raised by
Rojestvensky's success in penetrat-
ing to the China Sea; and theprospect
Of a naval battle, even with the odds
against a Russian victory which
would change the entire complexion
of the situation, has aroused some
thing like flash of enthusiasm in
many Russian breasts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11
FLASH OF RUSSIAN SPIRIT.
Rojestvensky's Success in Reaching
the China Sea.

ST. Petersburg, April 10 (2.4o a.
m.)-There is reason to believe that
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's en-
trance into the China Sea has been
followed by orders for the cruisers
Gromoboi, Rossia and Bogatyr,
which have been ready for some time
at Viadivostok, to put to sea. Wheth-
er it is the intention to send them
south Immediately or to hold them
in the vicinity of Vladivos ok is not
known. Their appearance outside
the roadstead of Vladivostok would
constitute potential threat against
Admiral Togo's rear, which will COM
pei the retention in or despatch Of a
number Of heavy fighting; ships to
Japanese waters. Thus Admiral To-
go seems to be virtually placed be-
tween two fires.
The peace influences in the govern
ment urge that this favorable stategic
position presents the psychological
moment for offering officially the Of
i've branci,. to Japan, reasoning that no
matter how confident the Japanese
government may be of Admiral To-
go's victory, it will not overlook the
possibility of defeat or fail to appre-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in postofice for
week ending April 8, 1905.
C-J. A. Clammer. A. Cromedy.
G-Frank Glenn, Mrs. Daisy Glenn.
H-A. F. Hart, J. F. Hardy, Lizzie
Hart, E. N. Hull.
L-Edie Livingston.
M-Hubert Morgan, W. McMary,
Mamie Maffett, G. A. Maffett.
WV. S. Ward, Wilpie Ward.
Persons calling for same will
please say that they were advertised.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11
TWICE A WEEK. $1.5OA YEAR

suit at Vera Cruz, Mexico, in a report
to the department of commerce and
labor, says:
The Mexican consul general at
Buenos Ayres informs his govern
ment that by a late scientific discov-
cry it has been proved that the tape
worm is the natural enemy Of the
germ OF consumption, and that the lat
ter cannot exist when the other is
present. He further says that the
eminent scientists, D. James and H.
Maudoul. after a profound study of
the subject, assert this as a fact in a
paper recently laid before the Acad-
enay of Science at Paris. The tape
worm is said to prevent the organism
from being infected with the bacilli
Of tuberculosis. and il has been prov
ed in the case Of a consrmptive affect
ed with tapeworm that he completely
recovered his health.
ITO positively establish the effica-
cy of this remedy the doctors injected
a liquid prepared from the taenia in
to several consumptives, which action
resulted in retarding the progress Of
the disease in the worst cases, while
in others it resulted in a complete
cure"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11
THE TAPE WORM A HOPE.
Said to Have an Appetite for Tu-
becle Bacilli.

Baltimore Sun.
That the tape worm is an efficient
preventive of tuberculosis is the lat
est biz of medical news to appear in
the daily reports of the consular ser
vice.
William w. Canada, Amerian con-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11

Now the summer girl will soon
begin to freeze on to the reckless
youth who has mania for squander-
ing his coin for ice cream.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-11
Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

THEY ARE STYE.ISH-THE KIND WE SELL.
IS pieces 6ne Mohair for this Easter sale 24c. yd.
IS pieces 6ne Melrose for this Easter sale 24c yd.
IS pieces Poplar Cloth very stylish for full suits 16c
Thousands of yds of beautiful Voes, Etamne Serge:
Mohairs Panama Cloths etc. go special prices this week
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
@linooarm 3 Spcratiunen ais @eiell-
idnftss Sport.

Sn 2onbon ioQ, mie perid)ieoetc
9lGtter mclOen, oegeniudrtig cine
Monie miitben, oie gar nid)t obne"
lit uno Die fir oie 9ler5te cine pobre
Wanie uno - cine groBartige Gin.
nabmequelle ST. iperoen brobt: es lit
Die Separations : Monie, unb 5ipar
ni6t 9oftorS Quit an Speriren, lons
bern YitblifumS Suit am Sperirt.
lueroen. Seitbem Die Brin5eiiin Bit
toria, Ole Sodter bes engliihen Sos
nigSpoareS, cine 9linobarm : Spe-
ration oilr6gemodt bot, Daben 5obl'
reide Srolten Der s@eieuiboft" emf
oedt, Dab tie altd] m Appendicitis
leioen. Cine fleiile 9linboarm-Spe-
ration geb0rt ieet gemiiiermaBet
sum guten Con, mo Elm befalnter
Sonooner Gbirurg bot in IA Sngen
nid)t pcniaer ais 81 Sale bon iito'
ginGrer 4ppenoicitiS bebanoeIt. limo
5luar madte CT oos 10: Gr nirtnit Jet.
ne .Hotieniinnen" adt Gage lang
in feline Eripotflinif ounter geobadl.
tung" uno l1Bt tic cine BON ibm trei
eriunoene aur bnrhmod)en. Nad) ci'
ier @ode gclnngt er oarn gelunbn-
lid su Der lleber5elgung, oaB alle1cs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
fobr poriiber iei. 2eiocr gcIin9t eS
ibm ni6t INNER, oieie lleber5eltglnlg

fabr poriiber Jet. 2eioer gelingt eS
ibm ni6t INNER, Oieie ll%eber5englung
olid Ben Batienten bei5ubringen. =
8enn cine ser 9onen ollo OurdauS
operirt merben miu, periebt man Tie
1T einen Shlai5uitano mo legt ibr,
obne ooB NIT Dem Melier alld mn
Elm S6nitt genlu6t norben nGre, ei.
men funItpouen Serbnno an. Ser
Gerbono miro tGglif g%elpillenboit er.
ne1tert uno no6 5mei @oden lit oie
Yotientin eebeilt; Die Bbantaiie rub
Ser Ybenolgerud (&arboIidure) ia.
ben bas llebrige getban. Mit Dem
Soiloror lit eS aber 10 cine Sade:
@enn Der Softor iid feline bobeS nm-
me be5oblen lGBt, p~erliert Die reid)e
Yatientin olles Tertrauen 5t ibm;
menn er iid) ober 5000 ooer 5000Wif.
fir cinen fiftinen Gerbano aeben
ldBt, oonn ltimmt'S olld) nibt
rcdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
9baetrnmpit.

Son SEM beriibnlten Mat6emotifer
Steiner miro Der uT19l. 8unoidou"
folgenbe rei5enoe @eididtc er5dblt:
Steiner mar gebiirtiaer S9pei5er,
itommte ans elmer fleinen 9auernfo-
mile unb bate olS Surge oaS @ie6
9ebiitet. gIs er emit SIT elmer Sofge-
ielidoft gelaOen mar, iaB ibm idrGg
ge9eniiber Elm bober @iiroentr1ger,
Dem Die gnipcienbeit Oes 8elebrten
bo6it ilberfliiiiig i6ien. I'm i'm 81
drgern, fragte CT iiber Sen 3iid:
oSogen sic NAL, meil, lieber Iro-
felior, lit cS benn nirfIid iuabr, Dob
Sic ais &nobe oie &iiDe ouf Die @ei-
De getrieben baben2" rSoiuobl, Or
c%elen5," onttportete Steiner nit pou-
tier Seelenrube, Limo felt Der 3eit be-
libe ib Die uni6dsbore 8abe, ieoes
&inopieb id)on bon @eitem 81 erfen-
nenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14

9oS6oft. - Sic Gin ser Sci.
ting lcieno): pSier itebt infer Den
gereimten dr5tIihcn Iatbidl6sen:
p9cihloiiener Iuno bdlt geiinol"-
p@lallblt 9n 9as?" Gr: IRA &c.
ipiB mo- tamen Bonn ionit oic bic,
len 6rauen : aranfbeiten ber2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14

crfru. Samlor 1906 pouidbriG miro, fam re0htrirt iper6cu, lpcnn cr nbt
inn Ston0e it, Der SduIbn0mngS &Imiel gen1B 3u quaHfjren. Nber
feinen Wann, muB ODER itpur5, ser ont erfen SSumlur 1869 Iinntbe.
redtiqt mar, mo feipen 9Hrqer, Der am ernen SonuQr 1906 eiuuno3pon.
5g Sabre alt mar, fam Die Heginrtrrutg porentboteu mcroen, Degen
OulqelS an Sdul6il0mQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
Gin,ucmOnnscm acacn Oas ENHANCEMENT.


Sect bei6t MIR nod 6e GimpenOunq 3l e%ripG6ncr, melde ge9en ou8
ENHANCEMENT gennad)t miro, nGn1Gd, DOB eS ben GegitratonS 8eamten
81 pel 0fnbt perlebt.
9pS lit ohr en Grrt6un, me aus unrrem 8o6l9eieb erfdtih III.
@ir fnoen III icoem Gegttratiens 8e3irf cine aus beiOen Eorteten
5nanlnCngelebte Seb0rOe bon &egttraionS 9eamter. Sic befebt ans
ebenlo oel rcp1blttant6en, hte 0ennotrdtiden WngHe0ern, Die iorgf0ltig
Don on MoDlSupcrOnoren ernonnt ner0cn mo beet0tgt in0, ibe Bfhdt
unpoueii0 un0 9GptTen9uft 81 erfIaGt. 0e. id elmer iDperen Strufe
mir Nttabtnng ibrcr Scrpfid)tuna mlsieten. Iub fam Der BON ibnen
3urldgemtepne rh tbrcr @ntMei01mg an 0ns &reSgerift oS Counties,
IN Dem CT mobnt oor an einen Htdtcr 0S Sber StootgeridtS bon Bal.
tt1ore oppeuren. ln0 bat GBer0cn nod 6uS Hebt, lb al 0S Nppel-
lnttonsgeriht 81 menoen.
NngeitftS Oiees oicleiti9en SdubeS 9cgcn Srrtbnr, llnreht o6er
Gorlrrtbel minien mir bod 0oS gr9ument boren, bob ohie &egiirotonS-
2eomten b6&pilia, 0urd @eipdumg obr Sgnoron5, lmpHienoe GusIGnoer
oer N9er re0iIrircn, Die nibt regifrtrt meroen ioQen, um0 bob fe iib
megern, geblOctc N0ophO6irqcr mo 9cger SIT rgHriren, 0e reghtrtrt
mer0en 1outen. l0 ipil cine W 0gli6fctt FOLDER 8ernadlGit1ng
o0cr HidJhrfitlu1g Der Yftdten erItrt, 0cSbalb miUen mir poliibe
(ebellt1noe 6ul0er, Die cine acknowledgement Wte95obl rnierer Witbirger
lGn9it os lnertrGglid) be8Gbnetl
Sn @irtlidteit, menn Dies argument onoIpfrt it, 10 meint eS meter
NtdrS, oS Dob rrre Woblgcanten ltn5uuerl1iig iio un0 bB man
tbHen tetnc Etlbten o0er beruntuortihe SteQlng anperraucn fam, 10,
gar annn nbt, menn lie nnter Ser Supcrpiion SS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ftcben. 2teS betrntt Die @ablgeauten nit glether Strcnge in Der Nus
ibung ibrer NfHtten ais Geqnhotons- 9eboroe obr Der onoeren @obL
6unfionen.
&enn mir MN erfennen, 0B oes Ser ein5ige Ginmono it, ser erniuid
genadt miro, nm Die Nnlttten ser Stinngeber 5u beGnhunen, Die uniere
Vepolferltn9 bon ben llebeln Ser Misunderstanding i9noranter 9eger be-
treten nobten, miro eS 81 bel pcrlongt ietn, 81 boHen, Dob Dies Imenbe-
ment melteS ST. Dem 3ped fornuirt un0 5t ibrer Innobn1e nnterbreitet
ipur0e, INN ibnen Sdub lm0 Broefton 9e9en Die erpGbnten lebeftdnoe
81 berRtben, tbe 8enebmtgung uno l(nteriiibung f10en miro, menn es
lorgfoltg gepritt ro Der Snbalt genou erpogen it, nno Dab eS nodufen
Nooenber en lebenSfabiger mtrflnnrer Sator, cine Wadt i'll Der StootSs
SerfoTnng bon @aplano miro, in0em es cine popnldre entibeibenbe Sc
MnrraD @anSiucr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
Sein Hahen : ltntcrIdicS.

Sn0Cm 0tc Irope in GruGgung ge3oqen miro, miHcn mir 1urit be,
0enfet ob tie NIT Dem Oier3eDnten o0r fInbebntcn Enhancement Der Qi1s
DISTRIBUTING in Gonflift 9erGtb.
Dos finfpbnte ENHANCEMENT erfort: s3aS SImnredt iol Sen 0Ur.
germ Der Serenigten StQaten niht megen Hdnendbtammng, Sautforbe
o0er truberer SebensleuuHg porentbalten oer Qclhndlert meroen"
getradlhn mir Die bencffenoe &loue genall. 10 lit eS tlar, oB tic IUb
uut metBe lopobL ais idnpore 8frger Der @rcinigteH Staoten beiebt.
is miro ten llnter1dieo genlod)t gegen ooer 81 @lnien zines 9HrgerS
megcn ietncr &aNe ooer Soutfnrbe; iolgltb eriIirt audi nmt Die geringIe
@efobr, Dob 0S tinfebnte Announcement Der @unoeS. 0erfofiung ourd)
0nIe Sluiel berlebt miro o0cr 0uB cs Elm SIn0CrnB len miro.
Verefts 0S bRr5ehnten announcements fn0en mu, oaB Der eme Nbbnitt
6eIelbcn neoerbot pom SberA@lhoeSgertft Scr Hereinafter Stauhn 10
ousgelcgt ruuroe 0ab er ih 0ur6ouS ntt of Ole Stinrnredts Sra0e be.
5ebt Wtitbtn nuB 0eer Tmft oils obollt geitlhbtet betruftet mcroen.
Gen 5perpn Sbel beS per5cbnten Announcements Der 9unoeSsGerfai.
lung betrePn0, fornte I'M ihlimm1en Sale burd) cine 9lotngS -Guulnt
rolGouegtum pernin6ert ncrocn. Iber &id1tr Goolep bot i'll ierlen
@rfe ,YrncpnlS Of Goniitutionol 2apS," SGc 800. flor lno 0cuhid1
bepieicn, 0aB Die Neotngung beS 2eens feline Gcrmeiqerung bcs Snnnr-
redtcS 1T DAB nHtbtn Die Germcgertng NIT Dem Sucien Nbidnitt 0es bier
5ebnten announcements nidbt I'M Gonflft hebt.
Ga Nun ollie no9iden GuhpenouE9en gegen 6uIe 9loungs Guoluis
fohon, oS I'M Wtoer1prnb 5mn pier5cbnten o0cr finf,ebnten Imen0ement
Der Vunoea'WCrtdlung, Crleotgt lto, 10 nuHlen mir nur observation-disclosures, Oh
IS rotbiom lit inter obtpotenocn poGtten GerbGhnHIen in WPorplono
cine oeroriW alouhl nnRrer Stoots. @crfolung eiu5upaetben.
SeS rlbtg ST. benrtbeten, mincn mir ern1iteln, men lie bethtft rm6
meld)e Wrfnn9 tie boben miro.
Sl 3ulammenhang nit onoeren SbeIeu 0s beobii)ttgten Mncn0e.
mentS genonmen, lit IS fmr, 0B eS in Der DC co itra DeS Sab.
res 1906 fetncn etngcborenen meben 9urqer bernbrt, Der III irgen0
encn Stoote Der Union am erfeu Sonuor 1869 oor frHber iimmbered=
tWt mar. @benlo teinen eingeborenen Nobfonnmen zines iolden neBeu
Vrgers. Us ut ntrt oniuenobar af iolde lpciBen 9iirger imo fam lie
nht pml Sinmredt mtSiheben.
@beno penig lit eS omf einen Mbopip.9Hrqer ser @ereinigen Staa.
ten anpenobar, Der nn crHen Sonlor 1869 oOer irIber iracnpipo I'M Stno-
tcnbnnoe tetn gir9erredlt oil Der @ablurne alsMbte, nod betnfft eS Die
Nadfonunen ioMpr aooptioburger uno brbinoert lie nidt, lid reaHriren
81 lancn. IS .
amb betifit eS fcinen ihnuorscn Moni. Scr an erIten Sotuor 1869
ooer friber oas StuHmreht bate. nod ole 1adtontncn cines loldcn
idnuarSen Mannes. 1lL-h&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14

Broteit. - 9ierblibcr emit ocr
dault ouf Den Gid idIageno): ga
lhlog' bod a 0onneripetter breinl
Sdon mieoer q Steiiererbobung." -
Sdmol5bcrser: $50, ia, g lit bult
ipegen Der Srinfmoiierleitung, bic &C.
legt meroen ioll" 9ierbubcr:
p@os aebt Gas mid alt mogcn's
Die be5ablen, Die a @aiier braudcn
| brallh tcinslD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14

9ds Yro6Ient pel0eS i1 Sen Geuofruten OS ScnatS mo Oes ltnter,
bareS Der @eieBgebung BON Nforplon0 pdhrenO Der Stt1tng BON loI
oarbot mar: u&ie fonnen mir Die Staats.@erfoHunG bon Murplano amen
0iren, obne ben 8uditaben. nod Sen Snu os pier3ebnten oor tunl5eDn%
ten NmenOenents Der 8unoeSs Serfaung 81 petIeBen, INN ulgen Slam
bonn llebel Der @cobr 0S Sttmmrehtes ignoronter NeGer 5n befraeh.
Dies Uurgeihlngcne NmCnOement iUl OicS Yroblem loien'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
MnrraD @amoiucr,

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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-09-29
Alias Contest Notteex.
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office, Mir

Department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office. Minot.
North Dakota. July q, 1905. -
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office BY Frank j. VanFleef, Con-
testant, asgaiinst Homestead entry No. 29ss3,
made July g, 1904, for the Mex Of section 3.
~testee, in which it is alleged that said entry
man has wholly abandoned this said premises ;;
that ne has been absent therefrom for more
than si1 months last past; that he has never.
% szseIS,ii fsiia5 5i IS . ssjf!ss;e thereon; that he has.
in any manner whatsoever, and. that said al
Ieged absence from the said land was not due
to his employment in the army, navy or marine
cS5ps Of the the United a. States as 2 private soldier
Spain Or during any other war in which the,
Unlted States may be engaged:
Said parties are hereby notified to an
p pfHies, sfs;spon nd and n a offer evidence touching said
before the Register and Receiver at Che United
states Land Office in Minot, N. D.
The said contestant having, in a proper afH
davlt filed July II, 1906, set forth facts which
SHOW that after due diligence personal service
q this notice cannot be made, it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be- given
by due and proper publication.
81 I'll Fox, Receiver.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department. of the Interior.

department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office, Bismarck, N, D..
July IL, 1905. - -
Asufficient contest affidavit having beenfled,
inthis office by Viola G.. Lamb contestant,
against l homestead entry No. 2osA, made No
l sai1s 1.g = n .s fanee ss W. by Alyin z: King con
sns has wholly abandoned said tract. that he
than six months since making said entry: that
s ssid tract tract is 81 not settled l up99n and cpitiveted BY
default now exists, IS she is credibly informed.
and that claimants absence from said land
is not due to employment in the u. s. army.
1 nissy 20. Or marine marine eo.Rs Il time Of war; said PAL
offer evidence touching said allegation at 10.
o ,G 9. M. on Oct. 81. 1905, before James T.
\ d PAX < and that final hearing will be held at
lister and Receiver at the United States Land
Ottice in Bismarck. n. Dak.
The said contestant having, In q proper affi-
dayit, fled Sept; u, 1926, set forth facts which
Of this notice cannot be made, It IS hereby Or
d!ered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
w John Satterlund, Receiver
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Contest Notice.
Department Of the Interior, United State s
Land Office, Bismarck, North Dakota,

4 sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
against Homestead entry No. 2lass, made July
Isl, 1923. for Lots !, 2, 9 and 4, section 6, town
in has Which il s T. alleged e. that said clsinassnt 6ss
that he has not resided upon and. cultiyated
the same as required by law that such default
has existed for more than SIX months last past
and does nov exist; and that said ellesed alb
the army, navy or marine corps Of tho United
States ass private soldier, officer or
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