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Ground for suspfcion,

From Ne Emportd Gazette.
An Empona woman brought suit In the District
Court to-day for a divorce from her husband be-
cause she found a cancelled check In his check
book for q for ribbons TOR his typswrttez.
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A million Herring From the Potomac.

Fr,dsrIcksbur0 correspondence BaA'T't =
The big seine OF Mcssrs. Herring "hi iyNr
the whitewater nshing shore, on the Potomac W.,
Stafford county, has been cut out Tor q. o.,
During the time the shore WAS operHt"d 'Wh ~
moro than 1000. 900 herring and a great many oIhs'
kinds Of nsh were caught, Easy nc'HhE -,
sold 70 mountain wagons on the shoe anu ~
Others were prepared for curing.
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Defined.

Tommy-Pa. what Is i%ntuitoni
Pa-My son. II 10 that quality in woman which
makes her think either a horse or q baby will win
the race because II hAs such q cute name.
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Knioker-wouid you rather be right than be
Presidenti
Boeker-vea; but ia rather be wrong than be
unnniSA
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Search the politics Of i'll Some Of the
Senate Democrats want q Democratic
rata bill. II thew could cooperate with
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voractty.

Anvisr-Do the nsh bite around herel
Nattve--Bitei say. stranger. We have TO muEzls
EN- 90 they won't chaw up the inherent hvstAnds-
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No ChnnRe,

Knioher-If wishes were horses bcGrars V~S
ride, ,sn
Bocker-Not much; they would walt home
the raee 40 usual
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

ment and excellent cuisine have made il OF The
famous hotels Of the Catskiu region and nothing
has been srared to keep up the high standard this
season. improvements made in the addition to
the right wing OF The hotel will provide billiard
room, locker room ana second ballroom
ihe new Grant House was opened June I. and
IS again under the management OF owen c. Becker
This hotel is situated IN delightful part of the
town, and its many attractions have made IL pOpu-
lar Last year the Grant House entertained more
guests than in any previous summer. and this sea
son an additional cottage will furnish extra accom-
modau0us
Greycolrt Inn, Simpson Terrace and the Ingle-
side opened on June J. with many arrivals, and the
season at these hotels is we'll under way. Kendall
Place and the Westholm have been opeu through
ont the e, ,i.id ur ubrr Of their summer guests
have arrived Many of last season Visitors ar- re
turning 10 the Atch.uson House. the NIa5isan and
the Mountain View House.
Business men and ho1eIkes pe-s in Stamford have
Planned 90 add % the entertainment of the summer
visitors tE securing an excellent baseball team. and
q schedule VII he arranged with teams from
Eooperstowu, Ricldeld Springs, Oneoutl and neigh
boring towns The local matches VIII be Tlayed on
the new athletic grounds.
Sanford is fortunate In having h5tcIs and board
ia- houses mat appeal To all classes Of people and
satisfy th- most f-sLidous taste. Many out 81
town patrons enjoy a small house. with co-rlfo-ta-
bic acC0Iro odorious. an excellent tchle al la
~ IN I0r-ali-y tlE, III S-s tEe large hotels dis
t5S-. -ll 20 SOME Per The Far Fiew House.
E'apl= Rest Terry Homestead and sh- CardeId
Eu-sr attractive houses which acC1ru-luda-a 20 a
i.Cl-cei -aDter Of guests, H-L a-- popular with
summer visitors FOR their a1-C-l surround 1Cs
ana attractive locations
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
LAKE VIEW-IN-THEPINEs. POULTNEY.
VT

The name Of The Green Mountain state. Yer
mont Is enough u itself 10 te seeker after
summer pleasure. And when 10 satisfactory q
name Tor state is added thet of Lake st Ca-h-
erine. the shores Of which stands Lake View
in-the-Fines. an environment may De- imagined that
VIII give an one could desire for suitable sur
rouudlnss for "a Summer vacation.
This combination sNists Is5ulrney. VI. which :
IN the Green Mountain 7eglon. not Tar from Rut-
land and Is readily accessible all parts OF The
country. on the shore Of a beautfuI sheet of va
ter, which these who have iourueyed abroad COM
pare Tor beauty with Como and Killarney for
more than quarter of a century the Lake View
in-the-Pncs has afforded del .ghtllI summer rest
ins place for those who seek attractive and salts
factory SURROUNDINGS There are accommodations
for hundred and ffJy guests iu the house and an
overflow can be cared for III cottages
The region affcrds lEe best opportunities TOR The
fullest possible enjoyment II nature al her finest
The bodting ana fishing in he lake ara uns4r-
passed Delightful drives and walks penetrate the
surrounding region With splendid views of n1uu-
tain lake and forest The facilities lor outdoor P
sports ~ All kluGs s-unlr and every carr, l-
taken ili Tie management ~ c house 10 r,rt-i.;
4of the ilG satisfaction LtlsS VINO 1;Iy ...e.l
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

many OF the big ones caught. But the Delaware
ana pass are synonymous terms There Is no Letter
pass stream IN the state than the Delaware River
ana one who has tried his hand at this specisS
OF the tnnI tribe really knows what fishing is A
IaNOTlIe nshing trip is TO launch a boat at Shoe
makers Eddy several miles above the Cap and
use an Clchr ounce bamboo lancewoOd rod and
helgraInites. minnOws small frogs. and letting
the bait be carried by the current 100 feet down
stream. then drift back 10 the Gap. Such fishermen
are sure OF good results.
The resort people here know that life without
sports Is uresoma. and have looked well after
pastimes- Golf. tennis and baseball are the prin-
cipal ones. but the boating annually attracts
the steam launches put i'm the best possible con-
diuou for this season. Several tennis courts
greet the visitors, and no better could be
built. There were many enthusiasts on them this
week. and all were loud in their praise Of them.
There isn't a New York golfer who been a.
this resort who hasn't made the rounds OF the
Caldeno Club course No labor or expense has been
were on II thus far declare that IL cannot Do. eN-
celled Several well known Philadelphia sulfers
We're on the course on Memorial Day sea-
sons past, the Gleuwood bah grounds the mecca
OF the lovers Of this distinctly American sport.
Several strong teams have been formed. and the
SToUcsburg Blue Mountain League team Will he
seen there 1rom time 10 time contesting for aolrrs
with Tic Local teams.
Not onlN have the resort keepers kept up with
the march Of progress hut The Iiverymsn have
done likewise. and result their stables are
filled with fine equipaEeS suitable for mountain
aTNlnE and good horses. Bu- this VIII
only mode OF travel many resort keepers have
purchased automobiles and touring for
accom- cdation and pleasure of their guests
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
IT DEL.fWlRE WATER GAP
uay Be Made .4H-the-Yenr Resort
--PreDaring for Summer Rush.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. June tspeciall-
This well known mountain resort. nestled in the
Blue Ridge had irs Official opening for the season
cf 1906 OF Memorial Day. and memorable one
II was. too. Many Of the houses have entertained
guests for weeks past, since the opening OF the
trout season in fact. but the Memorial Day crowds
filed the houses
Much mas been written concerning the beauty Of
the place and the purity Of the air laden as it IS
with the perfume Of natures prettiest blooms
But one fact has been demonstrated this season.
and that is. that while the Gap is always at
tractive. il Is in the early spring days than
at any other time- There we're more early visitors
this spring than in any previous one and they
fully realized this. and II is believed that this
means that the seasons in the future viii be longer
than in the past and that the people instead OF
waiting TO come from the city carly in June
and thereafter VIII another year start for the
mountains carly in May. Not "a few of the resort
keepers are considering making he Gap all-year
resort They believe that this place just as
woll be made earlier resort as one for the sum
mer seasor only
II resort and boarding house keepers do not
want their houses to lose patronage they must keep
on improving all the time. Each succeeding season
brings out something needed for he accommodation
Of the guests. and this must be provided As a
resll; small army Of men find lucrative employ
ment in The various trades making these improve
ments- This season has been exception TO the
rule. and the guests when they did not ind
the Gap Of last season. but one remodelled. so
These improve mCHts cost thousands Of dollars, but
tney were necessary to keep up with the times
The Memorial Day crowd only the fOrerun-
ner Of the great throngs that will be entertaiEe ed
here this season Engagements have already been
Tsade at some Of the houses until late in the
son, and the indications the best
While the hCtels and boarding houses have en-
Joyed an Unprecedented Of success in the past.
il is Uudlsputed fact that Just the trend
is toward cottage life. II started as an
experiment. hut has increased to such an extent
that the demand now far exceeds the supply and
there is talk CT the formation of company here
TO erect several score of cottages in the coming
fall and winter.
That the CAP is a popular place for automobile
parties cannot be doubted when considers that
Scarcely Il day passes without from twenty
fifty stopping here. There more automobile
parties here Memorial Day than any pre-
wous occasion II is difficult to imagine a de-
lightful trip than through this region.
The trout season IS its height, and the Cherry
Creek, which taverses this place. has furnished
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
MITcT EOrsE. AsBURY PARK

Gre o. tle ravorite nearby resorts for Nea- York
ers is tLal popular place on the J=r=ey coast
AsbLry Park Il possesses many especial artra--
tons betn -or long Cr short stays The bathing
beach is o. the safest finest and best managed
IN be found anywhere IT. the region Up and down
tho coast and inland within a radius Of "A dozen
miles are many beautiful roads. which afford the
nrezt possible facilities for riding driving and cuto-
mcbiADS. Three lakes give ample opportunity for
lhe use of canoes and rcwbCats Tho golf course on
the shore e Deal lake embraces as satisfactory
cohditicn aEJ surroundings as can be found any
where.
Visitors 10 Ashury Park viii ind at the new
AIin0t House as satisfactory seaside resort as the
most ,astdIoUs taste desires IN The tweary-s.x
years since II was first opened il has grown from
small structure, with score of rooms, 10 It's
present me proportions, and the equipment has
kept pace with the growth in all respects. Every
arrangement for family and personal comfort has
been provided, and the house thoroughly
equipped all respects Ar1pIe facilities for reach
iUE AsouTy Park from this city afforded By the
pennsylvania the New Jersey Central and the New
Jersey Southern routes the last nawed by boat 10
Atlantic II p laf0s. and themes - tTash-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

provements have been made for the entertainment
OF this summers guests Last season was the
prosperous in the history Of the town but the
present outlook is for even visitors TO spend
the summer here this year.
Situated in the western CatskilIs, the head
waters Of the Delaware River and the base Of
Mount Utsayantha. one of the highest peaks in the
Catskius Stamford has all the advantages Of al
ideal summer resort The many beautiful drives
and points of interest have made riding and driving
favorite pleasures. while the good roads and de-
ughtful scenery have increased the number of auto
mobile tours TO this resort
The remarkable growth Of the cottaee colony in
Stamford in the last few years has tended to
leugthen the season here and each summer guests
the various hotels arriving earlier and STAY
ing later. The cottages arr located I'm Churchill
Park, with its lakes and gCf Inks and in Grant
hurst Park where many attractive summer houses
have been buiIts This year all the available cot
taEes i'm these parks and on Main street have be-n
rented and many % them arc now occupied
An agreeable feature or the cottage life in
Churchill Park viii be the rustic camps @. IodEes
owned by the coctagers and avaia5Ie for after
noon teas and Informal receptions Owing 70 tho
improved facilities for boating On Loeb Marion
there VIII tv great interest in this sport this season
Goit and tennis have always b1eu popular pas
times wiki summer visitors mere, ana This year the
ReSmere soif .curs, in Churchill Park is rapidly
being put in coalition and with greatly improved
uutti-S greens and several new hazards the follow
\ feature that should prove especially attga-ttye
GO the golf enthusiast HiH be The drive from the
ReNmere lawn owe. one of the Churchill lakes.
This year visitors To Stamford VIII enjoy greatly
improved transportation facilities The regular
summer schedules 7f the West Shore AID the Ulster
x Delaware railroads viii Ire put in force on June u
and viii include all the popular trains that were
run last season. There VIII also be the Catskiu
Mountain Limited leaving New York ~ 100 a. n
This viii be The fastest train ever nut on this di
vision and especially convenient for Stamford vis-
itors.
MUch local interest is centred in recently or
ganized association 10 establish in Stamford per
maneut lyceum Ia encourage lectures. musicals
religious. educational and scientific meetings and
certain prescribed courses OF study The summer
visitors and cottagers have Joined in this move
ment and the association has decided upon the
Utsayautha LeHg House its name and the fol-
lowing officers have been elected: Charles r Clark
-os-4c-t. =. ". Ten, r.ce-F.esdeas, ya..es =
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Castle Souvenir photographs which were cold in
large quantities last summer viii be even more n
demand the coming summer. These snow 9 ouut
Nitte and his party the porch Of the ttoiel
Wentworth. Reservations OF rooms by families n
Boston New York Montreal PittsbuTg. ST LOUIS.
Buffalo and other cities have been made al the
Hotel Wentworth for the season.
The cool summer weather the north shore has
i~ays made Il especially attractive % those SOCK
inE q vacation spot where cool bTeezes blow. The
village OF New Castle never appeared more cftIIh-
INK than e does this summer. the village au-
horities in authorization M the tourist season, have
nade everythlng spick and span
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
At NEW CASTLE. NEW HAMPSHIRE

Ne@ Castle. \. r.. June fspeciau-Grear inter
es; attaci-2s usef 70 this village since the Russian
ana japanese peace plenlpotentiaTes spent several
weeks here Hast summer. AS consequence the
villagers are looking the largest tourist season
30 years The roads are particularly fine for ar-
tomooii.nE and New Castle Is regarded as a centre
ior party tiPs The road from Boston 10 New
IL VII ee an interesting story tilat those who
ar now children Wltl tell future geuAratious ahout
the time when Count MiIte. Baron KomuTa Prime e
1sAabiIa and tEcir IfdiI 90 ATT u1Juts sisi e. New
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
PENNSYLVANIA.

Tooley. secretary; George ". Kendall. treasurer.
Churchill Hail ard the Rexmere Will as usual be
the centres OF social life and. with the Hamilton
House, will again be under the management OF Ed
ward Griffith The central location of Churchill
Han, the largest hotel in Stamford has long made
it popular with the young people, and this year II
has been completely renovated and reftted The
Hamilton House has been open throughout the win
ter and this summer Will he used 10 accommodate
guests Of Churchill Hall.
The ReXmere is picturesquely located In Church
i'll Park overlooking the lakes Its complete equip
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
n WESTERN CATSKILLS.
Many attractions of the Stamford
Region Make 1t Popular.

Stamford. y. Y. June (SpeciaD.-The season at
Stamford began with the opening Of many hotels
and boarding houses this month. Extensive i'm
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05
Notlce q Flaal Homestead Proof.

Notice Of Flnal Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. n. D..
june II, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of her
intention to make final homestead proof,
and that said proof will be made before
p. C. Rocks, Clerk of District Court of
Emmons county, N. D., at his office in
Linton. N. D.. on July II. 1906. viz:
JANE DYK, formerly Van de Vorste.)
III. E. No. l2340, dated Feb. Ia. 1900.
For the w. l of S. E. I and Ed Of S, w.
of Sec. IA. Twp. 100 NJ, Rye. IS w.
of Fifth p. M.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz:
William Dykema. of Westfield. N. D.
johannes Mattern, of Strasburg. N. d.
Peter Dykema, of Westfield, N. ID.
Tone Verhoef. of Wcstficld. N. D.
NJ. II. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05
Notice q Flaal e,ssstsal prsse

LAND OFFICE AT BfsMARCE, n. d.
June II. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Aled notice Of his inteii-
ton To make homestead nnal proof In sup
port Of his claim. and that said proof Will 6e
Court Of Emmons County. ". H.. ut his Of
flee IN Linton. N. d. on July II, 1905 viz:
WENDELIN SCHNEIDER.
~. =: No. lloas, dated April 1901
Va OF Sec. ii. Twp 1871 n. Rge. Is W.
Of Fifth p, NJ.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tiOn Of said land, Wig:
Anton Refs, of Strxsburg, y. D.
Anton IbAch, Of StfasburG, y. ID.
Adam Schwan, of Strasburg, n. d.
Joseph Schneider, OF Strasbury, N. D.
N. u. JEWELL, Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05

LAND OFFICE At BrsnARcK, n. d.
June II, 1906.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice OF hts inten-
ton to make homestead final proof In sup
pOft>0e his claim. and that said proof will be
made before p. G.. Rocks. Clerk Ut District
Court o. Emmous county, N. D., at his Of
0ce ia Linton, N. D., on July II, 1904. viz:
JOACHIM SCHELL.
III. E. No. 19lo9. dated Feb. a. 1900
For The =: y Of 9; E: \ and 8. +: y of n. E. 4
Tup. I'D n. Rye. IS W. Of Fifth +. M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culttva-
Erants Gsese: Of Hague. N. D.
Engel6ert 1Lller, Of Hague. n. d.
Johannes Ericsson. Of Hague. N. D.
n. u. JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05

Notice Of Flaal laenssteaa Proof.
LAID OFFICE At BrsMARck, N. d.
Juno II. Mo-.
named settler Ss! {sd n ssSs ' q s nte
tlOn to make homestead Anal proof In sup
port OF his claim. and that said proof viii 20
made before p. q. Rocks, Clerk Of District
In Linton. N. d., ON July II. 1905. viz:
JOHN B. VAN HEUKELOM,
III. E. 1909, dated Dec. 9. 1922
For the W. n OF the n. W. 4 of Sec. "a, Twp
100 n, Rye. a w. OF Fifth p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
tiOn Of said land. VIZ:
Gerrit Van Reek. OF Westfleid, N. ID.
Aren't Var der Lam. OF WestAeld, N. ID.
John Van Beck. Of WestAeld. n. ID.
n. II. JEWELL Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05
Notice Of Flsal s.omsstsaA Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N. DIT
June II. 1906,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her inten-
tton to make homestead tnxl proof In sup
port of her claim, and that said proof will
he made before r. g. Rocks, CLERK of Dis
once eses IN Linton SSs i y Viz. ms
ELIZABETH RENSSELAER,.
LII. f. No. 1900, dated March g 1901
For the 3. n of n. W. y, n. r. u OF s. W. 4
N. w. u OF 8. =. q OF Sec. II, Twp. lf3 n,
ltge. % w. OF Fifth =. M.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon and cuftivA-
ton Of said land, viz:
Gottlieb Schmerier, OF Hampton, N. ID.
.Jak0b Burkhardt. Of FIN monshurg. n. ID,
friedrich Ohlhauser. Of Hampton. n ID.
JuhOb kemelie. OF Hampton, n. ID.
NJ. II. JEWELL, Register.
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Notice 81 fiaai lseansstssA Preoe.

Notice Of fiaal lsenssteeA Proof.
LAND OFFlcE Ar BlsMARCk. N. Dr.
June II. 1905
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has 9led notice sc his inten-
port Of his claim. IN I that said proof viii So
made before r. @. Rocks. Clerk OF District
Court Ct Emmons county. y. 2; 1t his Office
In Linton. n. D.. on July Il. 1906. viz:
CHARLES AHERN,
For n. =. < e 4 SCI :, ~, 2: T.P i3 n, Rse IS
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, Wis.,:
Fred W. Kyes. OF Omio. N. u
w.lIs a@ k ignnse e i Z. S%,G r. l. =
Otto Didxuneit. Of Linton, N. d.
n. H. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05
Netses q Flsal lie.sstsaA Prsof.

Notice o. rlaal elomosteel Preof.
LAAD Ovslc. AT BIeMARCk. n. d.,
May 81. 1904.
Notice ts hereby eiven that the following
named settler has 1led nOtice OF her tntentiOn
- make soldier'e Widows Small proof 10 sup-
made before r. q. Rookie. Clerk Of District
Court OF Emm0ns county, N. d., at his ONCE
in Linton. N. D.. on Tuesday. July II, 1905,
viz:
EUNIcE A. HAGGARD,
For .n shs & >; v; x Of y. ?, = IS: Hof r. w. :,
n. Rye. 20 VI. OF Fifth +. II.
She naules the following witnesses TO prov
her continuous residence upon and cultivx-
ton Of said land, Wig:
} }osa S9E s{n. :. e W,no.s, I y. p
Jacob BENDER. q Winona, D.
n. q. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05
Notice of Flaal llon.esteaA Proof.

Notice Of Flsal Homestead Proof.
LAID OFFICE AT BlsxARcK. N. D..
June II. 1905.
named settler has died notice of his inten-
ttOn to make homestead final proof in sun
portof his claim. and that said proof will be
Court of EmmOns county, n. D., Ut his ONCE
In Linton. N. d., on July n. 1905. viz:
KARL BENDER.
III. f. No. 1xsS2, dated Sept. ~. 1900
For the N. w. u OF Sec. q. Twp. 1871 n, Rye.
S9W. OF Fifth. r. N.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cuTtivx-
tiOn Of said land, viz:
John POstle. OF WinOna. N. ID.
GeOfg WOlfer. OF WinOnu. N. ID.
t'rledrich Ochner. Of WinOna, n. ID.
John BENDER. of WinOna. N. ID.
n. u. JEWELL. Register.
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Of horses was known to be the best
brand in that part Of the state and in
Montana.
The board of insanity met ut Bot
tineau to consider the case Of Jean
cite Murchie. The board decided that
she was insane ana ordered her taken
to her home IN Marion. III. The un-
fortunate woman was sister VI John
w. Murchie, who was found frozen "a
death In his claim shack during the
winter Of 1904. She went to Bot.
tineau county several years ago u
look after her brothers affairs. The
claim which Mr.. Murchie held wa
proved up, sold and the money
divided amond the heirs.
TRibb6ns at Miss Smiths.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05
Notice q Flsal Homestead Proof.
LAND OrvIcR At BIsMARCk. n. D.,

LAND OFtICR AT BISMARCK. n. d.,
June II. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flled notice of hts inten-
tiOn to make homestead Anal proof Ia
support Of his claim, and that said proof will
he made before r. q. Rocks. Clerk Of District
Court OF EmmOns county, n. D.. At his ONCE
in Linton. n. d., on July IL. 1900. vlR.:
Johannes MATTERN.
III. r. No 1sOe0. dated Dec. II, lSaDl
For the N..a Of n. E. y. 9. W. y Of N. f. y
Is rsa H. - R + 70 II u 81 81 F III f. g ssc )" Twp
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culttva-
ton Of said land, viz:
John Dyk, OF Westfield, N. d.
William Dykema. Of West6eld, N d.
klaas Radder, Of Hull. n. ID.
Herman by kema. OF Hull, n. ID.
M. II. JEWELL, Register.