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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
G AT NEWTON.
De Payens commandery viii Assist
Neighbors Tomorrow.

Seventy.hve knights TempIar from
DePayens Commandery, with their
ladies, will attend the Ascension OBJ.
servances at Newton tomorrow. The
occasion Is the Memorial observance
Of the Knights Templar, who accom-.
panied by the ladies, will Join with
the Newton Knights In decorating
the graves Of the members OF the
Newton commandery. II Is the III
tom for the Communicates to join
with each other in this observance.
In the evening, after the Memorial
observance, the Knights and ladies'
are entertained at a banquet, as will
be the order at Newton on Thursday.
A special train will be run out OF
,Oskaloosa for the Knights Templar
and will return in the evening at the
time specified by the oskaloosa
knights.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

Mrs, Charley simpson is quite III.
Mrs Ida Rennie visited in oska.
loosa last week,
Mrs. Rltchey Is very sick with
pneumonia. DR.. Vance OF Eddyville
Is attending her,
Mrs. Edith Purdin Of Fremont was
at her parental home last wednes.
day and Thursday.
Harlem Caranhanl of Cedar sold his
farm of 40 acres to Peter Witt and
Joe Brown last Thursday,
Quite a number of the boys are
out in their new rubber tired bug
gIes since the mud has dried up.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
a. the class room of the church on
tuesdays instead Of at tho depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson of Califor.
nta are here visiting with relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Charnock, q, Lyon ard
f0mily, VIII Rennle and family.
Quite a number Of the farmers are
planting corn a second time, as the
weather Is so cold and wet, making
II very hard to get q good stand.
Mrs. Libby Montgomery Of oska-
loosa came down to help take care
Of her mother, Mrs. Ritchey, as she
is very sick, and while here her lit
tie girl was taken with scarlet fever.
Last Friday was the last day of
the term at Zoar school house,
taught by Isabelle Hayes OF oskaloo.
So. At noon the childrens parents
went in and spread out upon the
lawn a bountiful supply Of PROVISIONS
for a dinner, a surprise to the teach
err, and after that was served the
children gave them o. program that
was appreciated by all.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
First Graduating Class Composed Of
Ten Members

The first formal graduation exer-
cises OF Iowa Christian college &C.
cur Thursday evening, June 9Th, at
the college chapel. Ten young peo-
pie, who have completed the work or
the college during the year, will re-
'ceive their degrees. They are;
Eva M. Burton, B. S.
Hannah b. Carr, s. II.
Not Il. Cooper, S. II,
Besse Holmes, B. Ped.
w. j. HASTE, b. l..
Faye Lister, s. II.
Jessie IL Pltkin, Music.
Edith Reynolds, s. II.
Ethel St~ringfellow, 3. Accts.
Sarah .Wetsman, s. II.
The class motto Is "Never Des-
pair"
The present class ds the second
class to complete the work Of the
school and the students Of last year,
which was the first year Of the col
lege, did not graduate with any for.
NAL exercises.
The ceremonies OF the commence.
ment work at the college will com.
mence Tuesday evening, June 9th,
when there will be a reception given
10 all students at the college. On
Thursday the formal exercises OF
commencement will be held and the
program is as follows:
March-Hawkeye Orchestra.
Invocation.
Opening O~de-Edith Reynolds.
Grafton, "The Scholar"-Hannah
Carr.
Solo, selected-Mrs. d. b. Davis.
Essay, Purpose in Life"-Besse
Holmes.
Music, selected-Orchestra
Grafton. Stability Of Character
Eva Burton.
Solo, "Ecstasy"-Jessie l.. Pitkin.
Grafton, THEORY and Practice of
Education"-W. J. HASTE.
Solo, when the Tide Comes In
Edith Reynolds.
Presentation Of diplomas.
Music-Orchestra.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
Tickets on sale date of exhibition
ut Bertsch-S hurtz Drug Store.
(d20-31-1-3-5-7-S-9-w2)

ton held at the M. r.. church In Rose
Hill Sunday was a grand success and
was well attended; the weather be-
ing ~unfayorable kept many away. os-
kaloosa, Wright, Cedar, White Oak
and indianapolis were well represent.
ed.
The ladies OF Rose Hill Chapter Of
the Order Of Eastern Star attended In
a body the funeral OF their sister, Mrs.
Pruda A. Hadley, at the Wymore
church on last Sunday. Services were
conducted by Rev. J. d. Guthrie, and
interment was made in the cemetery
near by.
Harry d. Jackson, a student at
Penn college, came TO Rose Hill FRI
day evening and returned Saturday on
the evening train. Harry is one OF
Rose Hills brightest young men,whom
we look to with pride IS climbing the
ladder Of fame, II life and health are
spared to him.
The work train on the Rock Island
road is at Rose Hill and will be here
for several weeks taking dirt out OF
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
NEW SHARON.

VIM. Anterior was in oskaloosa last
week. ..g
Mrs. Worth, on North Main street,
Is very sick.
Replanting Of corr was the order of
the day last week.
Karl Knudson is having a new ce-
ment sidewalk put In.
Mrs. Osmand Is erecting q fine prop.
erty In the west part OF town.
Henry Hull Is having some painting
done at his home south of town.
Sheriff Valentine passed through
here yesterday on his way north.
Mrs. Bert Long and two little boys
from Texas are here visiting relatives.
Edward Vail, from Chicago, stopped
off here oyer night to see his mother.
Mrs. Peter Reynolds expects to
start this week for California TO visit
her daughters, Mamie and Mary.
Arrangements for Decoration Day
we're carried out as planned. Rev.
Virgins and Rev. Sanders made adj
dresses.
The Holiness meetings that have
been in progress here for some time
past have been very interesting and
have done much good.
Mrs. Wallace, who has been here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Swisher, re.
turned last Friday to her home In
Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Pearl Nash and wife and Everett
Whitehlll and wife took tea at Mr.and
Mrs. Tulley Graham's last Saturday
evening In Union Mills. .a#
The cement block factory is In full
blast here. The work looks fine and
we hope this industry will prove TO
be a success In our place.
The closing exercises Of our public
schools take place this week. A pro.
gram Is arranged for Thursday even.
ing In the Christian church.
Rev. Virgins, pastor Of the Presby.
terlan church, and his wife we're call.
ed last week to Sioux city by the
death of Mrs. Virgins sister, who
died Of pneumonia.
On last Saturday we were informed
by almost every farmer that nearly
everyone had to replant his corn, but
farmers are generally through plant.
ing and took occasion to come to town
on Saturday.
Robert James, who has been In Call.
fornla for two years, is back here. He
and his wife went there for their
health. Mrs. James died there last
fall, but Mr.. James comes back look
ing fine and hearty; says he has gain.
ed "a pounds since he left here.
May 81. w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP
Sunday school ccaven,ien Held a,
Rose nth sunday.

Rose nili. May sirhe white oak
Sunday school convention was hela IN
fhe NJ E church AZ shls place on sau.
day, MAY sx owing 10 the thfeateh.
Ina condition III the weather, many
we're deterrod from coming, The PRO.
Gram as printed WA carried uul with
two or three exceptions,
Those from oskalocaa were Mrend
Mrs, Clark Terrell, Mrs. n. x. smith
and Miss Klssick. county secretary.
Mrs. Smith gave an excellent talk on
how 60 knep the boys In Sunday
school Miss Lille Kruse also gave
an excellent paper on "The sunday
School Teacher-iIis Qualification"
The following resolution was adopt.
ed.
whereas, There are so many world.
ly attractions TO amuse u young PEG.
pie, holding their attention from the
Sunday school work, and thereby
cause much Sunday dissertation, be 1t
"Resolved. That we as Sunday
school workers, keep a strict observ.
ance of tho Sabbath and do all posi-.
Bile in our power, according to law, to
prohibit such dissertation.
"That we keep in harmony with our
association work and advance 1t along
all lines.
"That we recommend the memoriz-
ing Of portions OF Scripture by our
Sunday school members throughout
the township.
"That our efforts in ~impressing the
truths of the temperance lessons be
such as win cause the people to real.
lie more fully the value and needs of
more earnest, sincere temperance
work.
"That we put forth greater efforts
TO secure the aid and attendance OF
young men In our Sunday schools.
"That we recognize the great good
that has already been accomplished
by the American Sunday School I'm.
ion, especially in the country districts
of our beloved state of Iowa, and be.
lieve that the signal hand OF Divine
blessing thus far extended to the work
will be with It until every neighbor'
hood In the state shall enjoy the
blessings Of the Sunday school,"
Signed,
TITLE Kruse,
u. u. Smith,
Sarah G. Terrell,
Committee on Resolutions.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
Title Kruse,
u. u. Smith,
Sarah G. Terrell,
Committee on Resolutions.
NOTHING COUNTS BUT RESULTS.
Extract Of a Letter From n. w. koen
Of Lomar, Colorado.

an the spring of 1891 I started the
Hardscrabble ranch and today you
will find 1000 acres of alfalfa. Al
falfa Is the principal crop on my
ranch. l have got from five to six
tons per acre on an average for the
last four years. More alfalfa that
Is raised in the valley the better are
the prices; that Is to say, there is
more stock being fed In the valley,
which makes the demand greater.
However, / have found that by
feeding the same to cattle, hogs or
sheep II Is more profitable. At pres
ent ! have 1000 hogs on my ranch,
and by turning them ON the alfalfa
from 10 10 IL months. and feeding
them corn twice q day for the last
six weeks; | a turn out AZ good a
hog as goes to Kansas City. I a
put them TO Kansas City, Pueblo or
Denver for less than one cent per
pound, (cost of producing and mar
keting) and II there Is any other way
TO make a better living at any other
branch Of farming ! should like to
be informed now.
There Ia big money In feeding
sheep in this valley, and / expect
that In the course OF a few years this
will be n Of the largest ~centers
for feeding sheep In the United
States. This has been a leading cat
tie center for years and | think 1t
Will continue to be so. Our range
is great and we have now good feed
to feed them for the market; also
we are on the main line OF the Santa
Fe railroad, and I think II would be
hard TO find as good a location for
this branch OF business In u west
ern country.
Fruit does well. I have some APP
pie trees four years old, which this
year were simply loaded down with
apples. My brother, on the south
side Of the river, had peaches which
I think II would be hard to beat.
You Will find In Lamar four peach.
es from his place which weigh 2h
pounds.
II anyone wishes a good home let
him come to this Arkansas Valley,
and II in the course of five years he
Is not able to make a good home for
himself and a living for his family
he will find that 1t is his own fault.
All that Is needed here Is a little
money and work. I have seen many
OF the men here who are now com.
Portable begin with very little"
Mr.. Koen's ranch Is under the Am
ity canal In Southeastern Colorado.
IL you wish to know more OF this
country, see Harry r.. Davis, over
Boyer's clothing store. Go out with
him on the next excursion, Tuesday,
June 9th. (d1)
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

Work upon the Spencer mausoleum
In Forest cemetery has been suspend
ed for the time being on account OF
the rejecting of some of the material.
The big stones are not Of the specl-
fed size. Several weeks will be con
sumed In getting the proper stones
from the quarries and shipped to the
city. The men setting the stones In
place Will go to Dubuque to do a
piece of work while waiting upon the
OskaIoosa material.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
White oak Cemetery.

Notice is hereby given to all inter
ested in White Oak cemetery to meet
at the cemetery Monday morning, June
s, 1905, for the purpose Of cleaning off
the grounds, electing officers and 9TH
err business relative to the purchasing
OF more ground will be considered.
Also parties having lots who have no
deed for same please come prepared
and receive deed.
A. b. Tandy, Sec'y.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
WANTS & FOR SALE:
FOR RENT.

House of 6 rooms, summer kitchen,
cellar, well, located on South Market
street. $40 per month.
House OF Z rooms, well built, copve-
niently arranged, close to business
center, city water in kitchen, good
cellar;to right party will rent cheaply.
House of s rooms, all modern, with
In three blocks Of court house.
osKaloosa Land & Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

the steam shovel cut west IL Rcsu
Hill aud Milling IN the treelle ON South
river. west OF Curriers' mill. Il viii
also 90 IN the trestle work on North
river near Atwood.
May a.. Nasty. VI.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
INVESTED.
EVERY ACT A FEATURE.
THE ONLY EXHIBITION OF ITS
KIND IN II WORLD.
A STREET PARADE OF LIVING
LAVISH WONDERS AT 10 A. M.

TWo PERFORMANCES DAILY, rain
or shine, under new process waterproof
tents. Admission, Soc; Children under
nine years, Csc. Doors open at 1 and 7
p. M. Animal Arenic Performances N
hour later, preceded by Popular Prone
made Concert by Prof. Antonio Lucio's
Famous Military and Concert Band OF
so pieces. Excursions on all Railroads.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

FOR SALE.-A Mahaska county farm
OF 200 acres, III miles from r. II.
station, 100 acres now in meadow
and pasture, % acres Of timber,
house Of s rooms, cellar and cave,
barn 40x36, plenty of outbuildings,
farm supposed to be underlaid with
coal, convenient to "oskaloosa a
Buxton Inte%rurban." Price $62.60
per acre. IN
oskaloosa Land & Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

Another ton Of Pratt's Stock and
Chicken food just received. The only
fresh lot In the city. Get the freshest
and best at the oskaloosa Fuel and
Feed Co. 226d2.w1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

Miss Nellie Fullmer, until quite re-
Gently bookkeeper at the Sayery ho-
tel at Des Molnes, wac fatally burn
ed by the explosion OF a wood alco-
hol lamp In West Virginia, where
she went a few weeks ago to accept
a position.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

The finest display of chicken and
poultry feed ever in the city can now
be seen at the oskaloosa Fuel and
Feed Co. 226d2.w1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

The best lice killer In the world for
sale at Oskaloosa Fuel and Feed Co.
226d2!w1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

FOR SALE. - Oskaloosa residence,
house OF Z rooms, s blocks from pub
lie square, corner lot, east and south
front, house is nearly new, good cell
lar,connected with city sewer, barn,
buggy shed, well, cement walks;low
price for immedlte sale.
Oskaloosa, Land q Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

FOR SALE Mahaska county farm,
100 acres, about 80 acres rough ana
rolling, balance good farm land. 80
acres now in meadow, house Of y
rooms, cellar and outbUfidi1es. All
In nice condition, barn 4Ox54 with
large NOW, cribs, ETC., deep well ana
windmill, with a 130-barrel tank
piped to house and feed lots. This
is certainly "dlrt cheap" at $50 per
acre.
Oskaloosa Land q Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

FOR sALE.-Cottage Of 6 rooms, cor
ner lot, n block from paved street,
south part Of town. Price, $1,100.
Oskaloosa Land q Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01

Mrs. Charley simpson is quite III.
Mrs Ida Rennle visited in oska.
loosa last week.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
GROWING CONCEPTION
OF THE CENTURIES.

AN AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE
INCOMPATIBLE AND
IMPOSSIBLE TO DUPLICATE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-01
MOTlCE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day OF
June, 1905, A. j. Power presented a petition t.
the Board Of Directors of the Pioneer irrigation
District, praying for a change In the boundare S
Of the Pioneer Irrigation District so as to include
the following described tract of land A lot "a
feet fronting on D. street and extending 40 feel
along tn" south boundary Of Second street north,
to the alley, being 70 X l4O feet in the N. w
corner Of block s. In GlifithS' and Kings and
Outfes' addition to the tOwIrsOf Nampa, cOntip-
u0us to said Pioneer Irrigation District.
All persons in anywise interested in, or that
may be affected by such change of boundaries,
Board Of Directors Of said Pioneer Irrigation
District In Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, at
10 o'clo k Il. M, August /, 1905, then and there
the change in the boundaries of said district
as prOpOred in said petition, should hot be made
H. M. HEDGES
Secretary of the Pioneer Irrigation District,
Dated at Caldwell, Idaho, June Is, 1905. il
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CONTEST NOTICE
VIItF NTTIN NJ VI IIIE TTTItTIUT,
Unite States Land Office

Boise, Idaho, june 18th. zoos
A sufficient contest attidavit having been iiin,
10 this Office by Calvin IL. Cummings, Cal,IWpII
Idaho, contestant, against homestead entry "
l244, made August /, 1904, for lie J., sprtt6n "a
township 4 north, range west hf tIpnrrn i
Aileh, ROSWELL, Idaho, conttStce in which il j.
aiieSeu That 'Geulgt X Alien has NOT com
pied with the law in regard to residencrand ,'Ii
tlVatl0n. The Improvement consists of \ raIiI
l0Nl2 rect, costing about $15 There is none ~,
tne land cleared or fenced, and no indcatinn :"
any one having lived on said claim; that SIiI al
legged absence from the said land was not ,i"i
70 ms employment in the Army, NAVY or N,ri,,r
corps OF the United States: as a private snIIInr
queer, seaman or marine, during the war Win
Spain, or during any other war in Which tTa
E Hnlteu states may be engaged, " said parties are
nereDy notified to appear, respond and nfrnr
evidence touching said allegation at 10 o clock y
~ ~ on July q. 1905, before NJ |. Church CIa%l
bPro9ate Court, Caldwell, Idaho, and that iTI
nearing Will be held at 10 o clock a M on N"t
/, I9L5 before the Register and Receiver at tEa
ol TlIted States Land Office in Boise, Idaho ''e
~. ne SAID contestant having, in a DrW'prarfi,I,
W., iIed June -, 1906, set forth facts WINK
SHOW mat after due diligence personal service ~
IlliS notlce can not be made it is hereby nrl1erI
al. a nd 1fected that such notice be given by due
ana proper publication. ~ ''"''
'oh'''uIl5 EDWARD E. GARRETT, Receiver
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The establishment OF the military

The establishment OF the military
political results Japan has accom-
plished is essential to her prosperity
and she ought not to b. expected to
yield the N. It is not ofmerely The
oretical importance to her that Ko-
sea while retaining its autonomy
should be directly responsive in its
administration to the policy of To-
kio. Korea's situation is such that
the dominating influence there
must be japanese, if Japan is not to
be threatened as well as China, Man.
churia's border marches with that
of Korea, and a hostile influence
intrenched in the former is directly
menaciug to Japan, Russia domin-
ant in Manchuria, fortified at Port
Arthur, held the keys to- China,
while endangering japan, and it
would be asking too much of Japan
TO request her to refrain from insist
ing on her right to prevent this
stronghold from passing under an
influence directed or capable of be-
ing dirscted against her perfectly
legitimate right to protection and
her policy to respect for the integ-
rity of China. Boston Transcript.
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HARRY j. SYAIS, RpgiSter
IN THE PROBATE COURT

Vi Inc county OF Canyon. State OF Idaho
do ,na s,e matter OF he estate Of ENERGY Fowler
ostate 70 snow cause why order of sale Of ra,
n 5. Douglas. the administrator nf tl,o o.,...
o. ENERGY Fowler, deceased, having l t,ie f>'t"
t ttIom nefeih praying for an order Of SALE a''r p'
th me fe& est est f Of said decedeut for M w a.
-, IL Is therefore ordered by the said rourt u,..
cas pSTsp nEs interested in the estate Of >a
t Friday the 7th day Of July, .aoi at a. "utI on
said sT ' Prehota OF said dny t the Court
veil Gom1tv o4 20 at tile Court house in talI
f 8rder should NOT be granted to the said T an
S Ssa5o+ TO sen SO much of the real eStar" nf rs
saiu deceased as shall be necessary '''''' 'l III"
!, And that copy Of this order H?e ,,n,..,..,
s least once week fornot less than fr ">neH at
SiEe weeks IN the Caldwell tribune ,t >Urres-
printed and published in said t",,,t " newspaper
LSsf9 ana taat said publication he I4GtH
'' "'s ""Si PFpF = Sa& It'll day Of 4y i lSo5
Dated June 9Th, 1865. '"uEt OF Probate.
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favoTably than the band exhibit, If
| may SO call it.
Now, ! am leaving the matter in
your hands with all the authority L
am able 10 confer, and an earnest.
pledge to give you any assistance
within my power.
am yours very respectfully,
F. K. GooD1NG,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-01
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

American Ditch Association. Center
Point school house, Canyon co i,iano
Notice is hereby given tina at Il regular
meeting of the Directors Of the Alucrirul
Ditch Association, held ON the 9TH day O
May, 1903, an assessment Of fifteen cent,
per share was levied upon the outS'Hndin-
capital stock of the corporation. which i,
now due and payable to the secretary a
his residence One-half mile south Of Center
Point school house, in the county Of Can
yOn. State of Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment
remains unpaid on the tenth day Of Jun,
will be delinquent and ADVERTISED for sal,
at public auction, and unless payment j.
made before, will be sold on the tenth day
OF July, 1905, to pay the delinquent assess
meAt together with the cost Of advertising
and expense of sale
w A. O Brien
Secretary American Ditch ASSorintion
Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

State Of ldaho, County Of Canyon. In the
Probate Court of said county; In the matter of
Pursuant to all Order Of said Court, made. on
the end day of June, 1903, notice is hereby given
that Saturday, the oath day Of June, 1907 at 10
said Court, at the Court House, in the City Of
Caldwell, County Of Canyon, has been appoirite,I
as a.; the time and phase for proving the viii Of said
Everett Il. Mallery, deceased, and for hearing
the appilcation of CeIestia Annette NIallrry, for
the Insurance to her of Letters teStamrHt,Tn
when and where any person intesested may an
pear and contest the same
Dated the 2nd day of June, 1905.
NJ. |. CHURCH., Clerk.
Rice and Thompson, Attorneys for Eyerutrjy
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NoTICETO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Wesley F, F0tter deceaStW.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Lena l.. Potter administrators of the estate Of
Wesley f. Potter deceased, to the creditors OF
and ali persons having claims against tn" said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the llrSt
publication Of this notice, to Frank Martin Esq
Boise Idaho, Attorney for the sail estate,
County of Canyon, State of ldaho. Datr
April Sth 1905. LEILA l.. POTTER admni|ratli>
of the estate Of Wesley f. Potter deceased. Al
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NOTICE FOR PuRL,cAr,ou
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Onire
ROiSe TJn],, NV...

,~,,,rr-,,, D0IsV' IUaNo, May Il, I0OJ.
NOIlCE is hereby given that the f,,I,n,r;r,,
lion named settler has filed notice Eof his Mt ttG
and EH Il tbaf aS Ss6 a proof II supper hi, r"m
CleTk of the Probate Court, at Cadw"Il' ' IG, Le
NJ July IA, 1905, viz: Tyra Is. StatforI 'T II -
Boise Boz 0S Na, for The 81, Sec IA Is =. T. a. " {
to Drove Veh his a re names the following Witnesses
Wt Of sid land, w: B. r. STAN 'rd an" Gu,
Snti l.. Maxwell, Ernest BeIf1ri LII 81
!oIl HARRY J. SYMs, RouiStar