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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-10-09

'Possums are up the gum stumps and
'coons are mp the hollows,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-10-09
sEDO WAYNE co, w. va, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBFR q ,o07
NEARLY TWO MILLION DOLLARS
In the State Treasury ACCORDING to
!, Annual Report Just Issued.

According to the annual report of
the State Treasury Department lust
issued, there are nearly two million
dollars in the hands of State Treas.
urer Newton Ogdin. In the State
iund there are over quarter million
dollars, while the general school
fund shows balance on hand of
1866, 80, making a total of all
funds in the Treasury and those in
vested, $l,935,34S 65.
This is an extraordinary good
showing for our commonwealth aud
Its officials. The showing Is so good.
IN tact, that many of those who ca.
vorted around during the last cam
paign preaching from mountain and
hill tops In stentorian voices that
the State would go to the dogs
should the Republican ticket be
elected, will now have to reconsider
'he matter. In other words, they
have another "think" coming.
The following report, for which
Treasurer OgdIn has our thanks.
shows the amount OF receipts and
Disbursements for the fiscal wear
just closed:
STATE FUND.
Balance i'm State Fund
August 81, 1907, S345,73l.lO
Receipts for the month, 1896. 40
Total, $419,697. SO
Disbursements for the
month, l4O. 7O7. 81
Bllance i'm the State
Fund Sept. 80, 'O7, s27s, 9s9. 96
GEN'L SCHOOL FUND.
Bal. in Gen'l School
Fund Aug. 81, 1907, $s6s. $50. A
po.,, ~ooo'oo'' -
Total sooo 90
Disbursements for the
month o,c ono
Bal in Gen,l School
o00'0"
NE '0"ooL FUND
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07

10 teach her servants To depend en-.
sIr~is nron servants. The great ma
jorf,y of whom are ignorant. sra IN
tn. south ignorant blacks. ia 10 es
aure . life II doinsstAc h~kplsssness
ghst Ia almost pislaalo
1t is important. of coafss. for ne
seo~s 10 b. taught because hundreds
OF thousands II them are dependent
apon domestic service for a Iiyrli-
hood II ls q matter Of existence With
them. But white children ooght 10
Know because In surh snowl.sigs
Lies III. hope ~ domestic happiness
'ha, can anis % found To well rsgu-
lated homes
Twenty years hence people @iil
lool back upon this generation aDd
smile at our lack OF comprehension
in permitting children Ia grow up In
ignorane. Of the hornely duties upon
which depends real happiness
Houston Post.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07

John quincy Adams Of Massachu
sets. third Of that name. was very
fond Of fishing and not especially fond
OF his legal profession. one day. The
story runs. II case in which he was
counsel was down for trial In n Mas
s~achusetts court. Mr.. Adams did not
make his appearance, but sent Il letter
to the judge, That worthy gentleman
rea II and then postponed the case
with the announcement:
Mr.. Adams is detained on impor-
business"
1t was afterward learned by n col
lea u OF Adams that the letter read
as follows:
Dear Judge-For the sake Of old
Izaak Walton. please continue my case
TIL Friday. The smells are biting. and
l can't leave"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07
THr FATAL CIGARETTE.

Ia one Of his addresses TO men 80
Beaumont Or iau 6 nromgton con
demned n. deadly cigarette
What I shall Say about the demar-
aiiEins and destructive effects =
the cigarette hshi, is not the raving
of a fanatic nor the yaptd uiterau.
ces Of a crank. | was educated as a
physician and practic.d ms prof.s-
sion for several years when ! was
a Younger mat What / shall say on
this subject ! speak from personal
knowledge Of scientific truth. and
/ do not hesitate To Say mat IN.
cigarette fiand every time he smokes
a cigarette takes into his syst.in alb
solrte p~oisoe." DR.. Broughton de
clared the pap r OF which the cigar
cite Is made is i~mpregna,ed with
arssnit, and blesched with opium.
The smoke is inhaled into the lungs.
the poisonous gases are ~eommunica-
ted through the blood 10 the brain
and to the nerve centres that con
troll the moral sensibilities. stupi-
fying and destroying. Soon the fine
edge of moral distinction is blunted
the difference between right and
wrong is blurred, and any man who
habitually smokes cigarettes for ten
years, unless he is an exception to
the general rule. viii lie or steal or
rob or commit adultery OF commit
murderer die This is q strong
Indictment and ought TO arrest at
tention. Even those who think the
language extreme will agree that
every effort ought to be made to
stop his deadly Baptist
Standard.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07
Letter TO W. r. Biilups
WaXahachie. Texas.

Dear Sir: Two men on opposite
sides of the same street sell sausa-
ses, one at Zoe ID, the other at s.
| Which sells the more sausages
think YOU
The answer is: 1t depends on the
street. There are plenty of streets
in the world where sc sausages &C
| like the wind.
Devoe is an honest paint; there
are eight no n est paints, 200 adul,
terated and short-measure; Devoe
is t he best of the eight. Devoe has
more strength than the other seven
| The painter adds generally a quart
! of oil to Devoe; he still has a strong
er paint than any other one of the
~sauep 4
The seven are Sold at one price,
s1.75 a gallon; a common price OF
rate paint is $50. II takes
s gallons Devoe to paint a small
house, and 10 of average paint: y
cost less than II: the price
is more than offset by less gallons.
1t costs So to 81 a day 10 get
paint on. a day is a gallon: - 10
SIG more to paint the more gallons
paint; IS TO SIC less for painting
the less gallons paint.
The difference in first cost OF the
two Jobs is $14 to S22 and which
wears best do YOU think It's the
less gallons paint because of It's
strength.
There are plenty of people to buy
those Sc ssusages.
Yours truly,
&C f. w. DENOE a co.
p. ). W~axahachie Lumber Co,
sell our paint.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07

vlil be a tfn~ ~hsH IL MI ~ prHc'
fi~ally impossible for you 70 10 do.
Ing awning else Ths ake OF the
drag xiii Keep IN. road ire. from,
ru's and holes. nicely ruEnc-d and
each gifne Ii IL sofkef over r. VII
stand ap against tn. rains Iust that
much better. II j. worth I'll. lime
effort and energy Necessary 10 sc
cur. tn. results that are bound 20
follow neniNuu Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07
IMPORTANCE OF nOMESJI
SERVICE.

\ Georgia lady, writing to the At
lanta Constitution, advocates the
training OF young men and women
for domestic service as the only
possible solu ion Of the veNatious
servant problem. OF the more than
80, 900, 900 people in the United
States engaged In gdtutul oocupa-
lions, not less than 5000, 600 are
engaged In domestic service. Here
are 90 per cent Of the working peo-
pie. the great majority OF whom
never receive any special training
for the work by which They earn
their living They merely pick mp
what they Know by working around
and newer become really proficient
There il NO better argument for
practical training than yhis very
feet. lf the publ, schools tJu-af iue
BOYS aud girls to0 ro J0 t. .H.
things lagIuded auouE she au'ir 'l
s servant uot a particle Hi .ait'
would result THE IrtlulHs would -
valuable e,,u n fHat 900 Hu. eHte.
domestic .,rt..r There u H0tHias
talt eauI .slsaat ougb. IA hnpN
tua .3 Ha .aa. N0u.l H..
tnu4 H Ha
l.H
.t u
..#
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07

Tho Enterprise Publishing Com
Vany Is In nowise responsiblA for
debts that may pc contracted by.lm;
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07

M.ak. a., MooefAy, NoSfvf~
TIL, arraptasa as ADJ u called
IA 3D.. -,oft,xt,~ na,,,ks If tgw.ty In
,.vrs, All NJ which mag -. founa al
IN. et,,u ,h~
u.s,.b,. e pusi,e Finance
u.,,rs xm Natu-f Nv Of
unrn
u.ttn. . r ri, he None.
49, uts,ur~ ~ ,h. rsr4t.d states
n,r,uc r r-v.nstaf CRISIS
Ind perIoss nj Industrial and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07
The Owe Shsridans.

Richard Rrinshy Butler Sheridan,
the great Irishman. was all his HE
long In dire straits for money, and
when he died in 1916 the bailins were
actually in possession OF his house.
Sheridan's forbears a been OSher-
idans.
Why" asked OF d occasion his
little son-"why have we not the o. as
well as they?
rner's retHv. we ought 10 nave il, 'o
owe everybody
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07
Negro Cutting Affray

Fort Worth, Texas. Nov al
an early hour this morning a report
reached this city OF a cutting scrape
in North Fort Worth. \ negro and
q ueeresS are reported 10 have been
seriously wounded The police OF
North Fort Worth are working on
the case. bur particulars can not De
obtained az fhis hour.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07
THE FARMER AND FINANCIAL.
AGITATION.

The wisdom and common sense
evidenced by the farmer who diver.
sites his crops were perhaps never
before go well demonstrated as at
present. The extraordinary weather
conditions that have prevailed dur
ing the present crop yea the ef~
fort being made by a large number
Of farmers throughout the south TO
hold their cotton for higher prices
than those at present prevailing,
and the ~exigencies precipitated BY
the recent more or less stressful fin
aucial situation. have served to en-
phasize the independence OF the far
mer who uses prudence and good
Judgment in the diversification (
his crops. He is independent 10 a
great extent of weather conditions,
for the reason that, II they are not
! such as are suitable TO the growth
of one of his crops they are suitable
W diptDtis ibV &c lhANp'tNSh' VI
conditions that would otherwise
! force him to sell his cotton at n
| price he can get, for the reason that
he has produced almost everything
he eats. especially bread and meat,
| and doesn't need to sell his cotton
! in order to get money to buy it. He
is independent OF financial stress
for the reason that he is not in i'm
| perative need, having produced, as
things which are absolute necessities
to his existence.
If he has raised his meat, he can
| keep the bale of cotton that it would
be necessary to sell to pay for meat
he would have to buy. II he has
raised plenty of corn he can keep
the bale or TWO of cotton he would
have had to sell TO pay for corn. If
! - has raised poulGy-and eggs hnl1
and honey, he can hold the COL
that it would have been neces-
sary for him TO have sold in order to
paw for clothing and incidental
debts he would have owed had he
not possessed the chickens, cows and
bees.
In other words. the gospel of crop
Investigation as preached by the
News for the last fifteen years is
demonstrated to be true. Every !
wear serves to accentuate its advan-
ever its necessity. to the far
mer who wishes to be independent of
financial perturbation OF political
a gitation. He can sit down under his
own vine and fig tree, cross his legs,
light his pipe and tell politicians ana
linanciers TO go hang. II there Is
anv man under the canopy who Is
I'm a position to do this 1t is the Tar
mer who grows those things which
are mos, ueedful 10 the welfare Of
himself and family he farmer who
divcrsiiies
Why should 70, be frightened be-
cause vhea goe up and flour rs
higher. lie has wheat Co sell aud
flour Of his own. WHY should be- tear
his hair IT'D distress when bee read
that meat products save been ad
,uiced iu price, Hc has hogs snd
y,%ar'IuGs 200 -cII and meat iu DIS
- A.U. .Eu.f.F Tu R.N.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-07

Any erroneous reflection upon tho
Aaracter, standing or reputation Of
any person. firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns OF tho
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
apon It's being brought to the atten-
ton of the management
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
NOTICE.

rHted ~ .d oncr. silt Lake city
ufah H..
. In Wild kgCunrorn;
Notieh thN.B given that the Siuta ui
. Huh. III ths ufcr list. " inud..
suI"oieN b tssid state. 10, Iudrmnity
school Hndl -iar section O. NJ the Act ui
CIugr'haut vri July o. 1871. 20, follows.
. was
. ~ NILtA eN. T.gN.R5E. state No.
. llh q fRl ai 80 IT, NJ &c. ~ 81 IA
aud SWh A. "a see. T2N, ROE. state
SO. n5tif
NoplsH Lasts, 80 mr. ~ they relate Ia
said tat 10 descriptive subdivisions,
have ia ubagcuuusly posted IN TIT, Of.
iir" iofh,rl tisn by any person Interested.
and hyns iae generally.
buristp gfiod of publication ~ thi,
notlcendt hpnrtmrntnl Instructions oi
April aIrf rutest- or contests against
the clan a itf tate tonny of thu trncts or
subdlmon hsfninbrforr described. on the
Rroumhn ih 'ntur 9, more Nniunbl. Tor
min'n'uihn hr agricultural purposes. will
b" rooasd "a noted for report to the ticn.
rrnl La Cmrn NJ Washington. pc. Full.
ure ohpf otai or contc,t, within the time
spcclad sue considered sufficient ryl.
dcnwsths nn.mlnrrnl character NJ tue
trnct 40 o. selections thereof bcins
othors,sfrs from objection, Will be- rec.
oiuinitld ienppruynl.
q -. r. Thompson, Register.
Dutedhr. ublichtlon. June ~: last pub.
AWl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
NOTICE.

United state. Land unler. shit Lake CITY.
Utah, May su, lsG
To Whom IL May Concerns
Noilcr Is hereby given That the state Of
Utah has filed iu mi, onlyra list NJ land, So.
lrrtrd boy the said state a. Indemnity
~rhuol Lands under thrHth section of t'l
Act ~ Congress, approved July 10. 1891. Tho
following tm,' embraced Iu said Ii.t. are
found t" IA" ... six mile, NJ miuin-
location. ella .. .utry,Nil!
NW l.t,rr 60 TgN,R5E,s l. NJ. tstnt,
80 no, IN
4 c"py lst. va mru ~ relate, Ia
said trt srriptiyu subdivisions. ma.
hrrn con, picuou,iy posted boo INT, office for
inspection by any person Interested. ana by
the public generally,
within the next siNty day, following IN,
date OF the first publication uf thi, motto,
under departmental instruction, ~ Innunr,
lo ipd protest, or contests against tn,
ylnlm Of the State tonuy NJ the trnct, OF
subdivision. hvrrtuhvforp described. ON th,
ground TINT the ,nmo {, more valuable fni
mineral than Tor agricultural purposes. viii
hr received ami noted Tor report tu the gen
vrul Land unrp no Washington. u. a.
Failure su Co protest or contest. within IN,
time specified, viii boz considered sufficient
evidence Of the noummrml character %.
the TRACTS. and the selection thereof brlul
otherwise free from objection, Will hr rec
omrndrd Tor approval
b. d. r. Thompson Register,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
Have Newspaper Friends?

The city papers are all right n you
want them, but it is the local paper
that adverti-r- your business, your
church, your schools. your numcr-
Gus SOCKETS, sympalhize~ with you in
your nnlirtIuu. and rrioires In your
prosperity 100 short, 30 is your local
paper that mentions the thousand
and one Items In which you are In
terested and which you wont hnd In
the city paper II IL your home paper
that records your birth, marriage.
and chronicles your death. 10 the
great iournals-the forty-pnye COM
pendium- of daily happenings-you
are not even "a cipher, 20 get the
least notice from them you must
steal million, commit nu atrocious
crime or have half dozen living
wives But your local paper watch
es over you with solicitudc all the
time. n you ara sick II is sorry and
hopes you will soon be we'll. II tells
when you come and go, when your
house burns down, or when you
build a new one, when your Johnnie
has the mumps or your Mary has
the measles. and how much your
little Pete weighs on arrival. n the
city paper gave you One-tonth NJ
the local nows your home paper
gives you each week, 1t would cost
you ten dollars year. Ask ono Of
them and see. Nothing takes the
place Of the local paper.
DO newspaper. make oucmiosg a /
single unfortunate line may wipe
out the already faint recollcctions of
hundred nice things II may nave
said about a man. A single unfortu-
nate failure to be- guided by the jud.
cement " business man OF polite
ian Instead of their own conscience
will make the politician or business
man the editors enemy regardless
OF the years during which the paper
may have contributed To their adj
yancemenL And even though u :
paper may have for years boon "a Il
leading factor In booming its own !
town, this service may be- instantly
forgotten II II otfends once ~ To dis
regard the ideas Of some ~ 10 pub
lilo policy. The wonder, then, must
not be ~ 10 the number Of enemies q
, newspaper has, but as to u.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

friends being .o many Thata news
paper u character has many friends
surely is q tribute TO the intelligence
Of it- reader, who are broad enough
10 realize that one may occasionally
err and yet Doe worthy ofconlIIruca.
Realizing this the sensible news
paper man gps. ahead doing good
~ he secs 90.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

eoplu who know how to take care
q thomselyes-thc majority dc not,
he liver is most important organ
Of the body. Horbiue will keep Il
In condition. V. c. Simpkins, Alba,
Texas, writes: ~ have used Her
bine for Chills and fever aud find II
the best medicine ever used. |
would not be- without Il. IL Is as
good for children rs 1t IL for grown
up people, and | recommend Il. II
Is fine for LaGrippe." Sold 10y
John Boydcn a Son,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
Probate and Guardianship Notices.
Consult County Clerk or Respective slsner.
Tor further information
Notice TO Creditors.

NOtice TO Creditors.
Estate NJ Margaret v. Lawson.
deceased
Croditon> will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned Mt his
office, ut Peoples Mer. Co., store,
Coalvllle, Utah, ON or before the
9th day Of sept. A. u. 1917.
Alma Eldredgr,
Admlnisyrator of the estate oi
Margaret V. Lawson, deceased.
First pull. May ~, 'U7.
Last pub. June ~, ~.
Evans 4 Evans. Attorneys.
Estate Of John NJ. Harrington de-
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers To the undersigned ut No.
40 Main street, Park City. Summit
County, Utah, on ar before the 22nd
day of October, 1877.
Michael r.. Fitzgerald,
Administrator NJ said estate.
Henry Shields, attorney for said
estate.
First pub. June 81. last, July ~.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
1 Nv ofc < g Sweet 10 Eat
L0A-SlS y AC,ndy Bowel Laxative.
Notice.

United State. Land ONCE, salt Lake
city, Utah, June o, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the
State ~ Utah has filed in this office
lists uf lands selected by the said
State ~ Indemnity school Lands,
under section Of the Act VI July
rs. 1891, ~ follows, viz:
SEi sec. Estate $40, T. ! r.; lots
&, o, sec. q, state $3.50, 4 ~, all
mT3N, T.; set, swii see ~,
Estate 1859, 4 ~; ueii see ~,
state 1893, & / RJ;neti see - State
EJ2, 4 I RJuwi src ~ state 1873 4
] RE- wa nwi and WI swi see ~,
estate EiS ul r.; and -ci sec 20,
estate HiI T. I ~, all In TlN, Il q
T. and ris mel and cis scii see Is,
TiN, RI r., Estate 3il. 4 ~
Copies of said lists, 50 lar rs they
relate To said tracts, by descriptive
subdivisions, Lave been conspicu-
uusly posted In this office for inspec-
ton by any person Interested, and
10y the public generally.
During the period NJ publication
Of this notice, under departmental
instructions ~ April %, 1877, pro-
tests or contests against the claim Of
the state, To any NJ the tracts or
subdivisions hercinbcforr described,
an the ground that the same Is more
valuable for mineral than for ngri-
cultural purposes, will be- received
and noted for report to the General
Land Office NJ Washington, u. c.
Failure So to protest ar contest,
within the time specified. viii Ice
considered sufficient evidence ~ the
character ~ the tracts,
and the selections thereof, being
otherwise free from objection. will
De- recommended for approval
T.. u. Il. Thompson, Register.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
NOTICE.

United states Land ONCE, salt Lake
city, Utah, April ~, 1877.
To Whom n Muy Concern:
Noticc 4, hcr'hy given that the state Of
Utah has flrd IN this ONCE list Of tamil.
selected by the satr--tntr. ~ Indemnity
school Lands andrr section ~ the Act OF
Congress, approved July H. iSpi The fol.
lowing tracts, embraced In .nld list. are
found io be- within six milrs ufn mining Ia.
cation. clnim ~ cntry, Vlxi
Lot .. See. n. 81. \. Il. : E.nnd Lot,I.aa
T. See, T. =. \. no D., \. T.. NJ. state No.
lusU.
copy of said list, so nr 70, Il relate, Ia
said tracts. by descriptive ,ubdi,i,ipu, hn,
h"ou con,picuu,lsly posted IN this ufiirv for
Inspection by uny person Interested. and by
the public generally,
within the next sixty days fnl.
lowing the date NJ the nr,t puis
LEGATION Of mi, notice. under de,
pnrtmvntnl instruction, NJ January 3d. lud
protest., or contests against the rluim uf Ca,
state To- any 81 the Tracts or subdivision.
hrrrinbcforr descrih,d. ON the ground thni
the suuir I, more valuable for miurrnl tbpu
Tor agricultural purposes, Will ho received
aud noted for report To the General Land
ONCE at Washington, u. e., Failure To q,
protest or contest Within the time specified
VIII h" considered sufficient o., idrncc Of ia,
nnn'minrrnl character of the tracts. uud th,
selection thereof being otherwise frcc from
objection, Will hr recommended Tor nm.
prevail D.. %. a. THOMPSON.
MulI.Iur-
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Your return card printed or
100 envelopes for rs cents al
THE TINES Office.

We would be- pleased ~ have our
readers, and the public generally,
send Ia such Items ~ news NJ may
come under their observation. such
~ births. deaths marriages. guiug-
and comings cite. Many things
irnu-piru that We may overlook. .
hence we ask you to assist ~ In
this matter that We may be- able tu
publish ALL the news.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

Aud all other points mp to aud In
Guiding la Gnnde, ore.
Transit limit Of five days In each
direction viii beHllowed on tickets
bearing final limit ofSO days Other
tickets will be- limited 10 continuous
passage In each direction.
For further particulars seq agent.
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Notice.

Uniss ! ,,,. Land once. salt Lake City.
TIA 3D. 18Th. Ion.
To sod II May Conccrni
Nsis.i beeby given that the state NJ
Utnhas Md In this ONCE lists Of lands So.
lrcia b, to- said state. A. Indemnity
scta bind, under section 0 of the Act NJ
Cosrse approved July H. lspi The FOL.
iov'iz irael'. embraced In said lists. mr.
fuo. % 10 Uthin six mile. ofn mining Ia.
cnlia ealm or entry, Was
fdi2 D. tSE ~ aud SW IL SW ~ See
T. feate Noli, q 1 ~. aud Lots q. - nnd
~ state No ltl 4 ~. nii In \ / y.
RtEiNtNE NJ 1T NV ~ see -. 7 2
Ma ani 81 ~ NV IL See ~. Ts,N. u
: Esthte No i8p 4 r.. Sw IT, See ~.
tssie kop e. RISE ~ See y, state M
iar fRi;tnd 81 To soc ~. Estate No i'b.
UiRi.nlln TAN, RTE. sim.
cple- diuid lists, ~ ftr n they relate Ia
aatrnc eta BY descriptive subdivisions. have
bei con,pcuou-iy posted In this onlcr for
lipral1n by any person Interested aud by
hpul,liesrnrrnliy.
mliln iAs next ~ diiys following the date
ofAe iini publication ~ thl. notice. under
dartmeninl Instructions Of January 10th,
i9 prnie,i, or contests ngainst the claim
one Stat To any Of tn. tract, or .ubdl'
vbns hefcinb-forc dbscribcd. on the
gmn,i thll the sans Il more valuable for
nr'r,l thl for agricultural purposes viii
blfr lied lnd noted for report To the den
cfTTili UhccHt washington. u. q. Fail
ur.o 10 p.otcst or contcst,within the tim,
SPILLED, vii bc considered sufficient rVi'
d're ofthe non.minerhl character OF tn
Ints anil the selections thereof bolnl
oltrwissfreo from objection, viii be- rec
omrndsi Tor approval.
y, u. Il. Thompson. Register.