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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

TO TIE DE2foCRATs or MATTHEWS
COUNTY:
| hereby announce nay caadi-
dacy for She Democratic nomina-
ton for Supervisor Tor the West
vile Magisterlal district in the
primary to be held july 20, 1907.
Respectfully,
PERCIVAL Hicks.
North, Va, June IS, 1907.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

Take the one that contains most
Pure Lead, Pure Zinc and Pure
Linsoed OIL. Remember always
that anything added to these
ingredients lessons the quality
AZ YOUR. OWN EXPENSE.
Analysis and guarantee for your
information on every can Of
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

TO THE NOTERs OF MATHEWS Co.
Upon the solicitation Ct my
friends, ! have decided TO be
card date fr Justice Of the Peace
IN the \NestFiile Magisterial Dis
trict. subject TO the Democratic
primary. I. ]. SiDLEY.
IL HcT0fcrs 81 .N0ttcuS Co.,.
] am q candidate for treasurer
Ii am elected. | shall discharge
the duties Of tbs Office faithfully.
Yours Respectfully
n. J.. Miller.
The evening world., 1907-07-08
TO CLOSE Z Z BLOCKS
! OF hARR0WS AVENUE

Al meeting OF the Board OF Esu.
Ans.e and Apportionment to-day there
.Sssas considerable discussion on the mat
Ter OF closing Snrrows avenue, between
saslxhty.thira and Eighty-ffth streets,
Nasrookiyns 1t war ss.atehded ifs tbs
Siios.ng OF tho avenue was solely IN me
Interest OF the Crescent Athletic Ciuo
RAnd against the public Interest peh-
LI!tsite the prnteSt me BuSrt decided 10
Rlose the tioroughfore.
y The Controller said that there was a
matter OF tio,lS,oco IN the various hor-
bushs OF assessments OF which h,s OF
aIee had Az yet no secord. He asked
iha, the yarious boronsh presidents pre-
9are and send in their lists, Borough
ssSdent coler. OF Brooklyn. said that
III had no money with which 10 get w
sshe necessary data. Ths matter waa
passed up without any particular action
being taken. ,Sa
n borough President Hanen, OF thf
A4rnna reported In favor OF closing ES+
srrior street He said that the Aew
gnrE Central and Hudson River Kali
road Company had agreed TO pay tiis
Aost or the condemnation. and had nj
d, sr4as,r ssnt a check for &.Sfs 10 cover
ths cost The ches,k was received anu
it3 tlIrned oycr 10 the Comptroller. and the
Board agreed to the closing % ING
street
The evening world., 1907-07-08
DoHs DYSPEPSIA OR
BOTHER YoU1

~, vo,, know what Il y 10 satoy . spsA
,'s,. - uosaif Even II you md NSs Il ~
rou satisfy your dsstEsf
ptsss,'a, 3, *. m hun..a ssS,. - 4, 1:snP:ss ,so
,sa rsost ssmpls. DtSsstiea b amaly ~
enay srsinx OF tood into eendittsa IN waicf
Il oan be added 70 the biood. wasa ysur
sx.,en Il ovsedons os run dawn, AHXALL
nTHPnYaIA rABLErn. waica srs really 3
s,,.st,y. treatment. readily sst thaaes ytxht
wat the gastric -tshssts isossass sscrstiAn
of rna,ric Juices and sASurats tbs food Aat
s,op fsr1n ,ntatiou. aud then with the aid o,
ths dyspspsiA tablets digssston eq4a or
naturally---thats the whole ssorst. Yfffssf
dayT treAtmsut for fSc- may b. ha6 ut sn,
Raxali stors In New York Rreoktyu. Jsrssy
City and Hswark-
The evening world., 1907-07-08

Blu, Mrs. Runyan steadsastiy refused
The evening world., 1907-07-08

to take the slightest notice of the ap-
psais that came to her from the Ton,bs,
wife stllI Loves Him.
She teartully says that through 1t AL
she still loves her husband. but will moi
permit herselt to be 40 weak as to con-
done in any way hts treatment OF her.
II have always had the utrnos, faith
in him" said Mrs. Rinyan. and now
IL IS ifficult TO rc7liEe that the man
d dsycribrji In the ne Wrappers as weak
ling could have been the faithful, de-
voteL husband OF ten days ago.
I'm the face OF all that has hAo-
pcn-d there Is but one course for me
TO take. and that is TO leave him to his
fate
Magistrate ,KerrochGn, In Tombs
Court this. afternoon. discharged Mary
Duncan. Mrs GirteF's colored maid.
The evening world., 1907-07-08

several times on Saturday and again
yesterday Runyan despatched appssl-
ing rotea to his wffs. He begEed her
TO forgive him for. the dAsgrsoo he has
brousar. upon her and pleaded madness
NJ an excuse for abandoning her after
stealing the Thousands for wanton
who betrayed him TO the police AZ soou
az she had obtained from him ~ much
of tie money ms she thought she could
get.
Blu, Mrs Runyan steadtastiy refused
The evening world., 1907-07-08
Woman @IH In rombs.

Mrs. Carter Is still in the Tomos and
win remain there while her case In
brought before the Grand Jury. as II is
believed she can account for SaS.ooo of
the sum stolen that Ia now beyond trace.
In order TO get nj this money Assistant
District-Attorney Corrtgan obtained
search warrants from Magistrate wahle
In the Tombs Court to-day.
The prosecutor asked for the warrants
at the suggestion OF ofscers OF the hanh
and detectives who ara working on the
case. Tho warrants called tor the search
OF safe deposit boxes In the GARFIELD
ssafc Deposit Company. Sixth avenue
and Twenty third street: also a warrant
permitting search OF the Liberty Stor-
ago Company.s warehouse where 1t ia
b*tigved r1s Garter woman hid sosns
OF the stolen money
Tyhe search warrant. awaited moth
Ing, When Jordan J. Ro,i.ns, counsel
for the Trust Company. and Asut.- De-
tective Flood Opened the box In the
Gartieh Safe Deposir Company they
found It empty, n was No. 6Sl. and
had been rented by Mrs. Carter. Hes
story was that she put 5000 In the box
on Thursday and withdrew 1t ON FRI
day.
Then the party proceeded to tns E4s-
crty Storage Company At No. u Wcn,
6trty-fourth street. where they were
Joined by Inspector Thompson. 1t wa1
necessary to send for loolxsmith be-
fore the box she rented in this placs
could be opened. II contained only An
insuranoe policy for 800 made out in
the name of Laura Ison. which 10 Mrs.
Bakers right name. The policy was
made payable in blank.
Fa.ang In all his efnorts to get into
communication With his wife. Run
yam Is picture OF woe to-day in tha
rombs. He hardly has closed his eyes
since he was put In cell there on
The evening world., 1907-07-08
.RUNYAN INDICTED;
NOTHING FOUND IN
TREASURE CHEST
Charged with Larceny Of the
Money Police Recov-
cred from Him.

Chester p. Runynn. the paying teller
OF the windsor Trust Company. who
stole $4,000 in cash. and went into
hiding with woman OF the Tender.
loin. Mrs. Laura B. Carter. was In
dic,ed TODAY BY tho Grand Jury. The
indictment charges grand larceny In
tho first degree. In that no stole ss+, 40,
the amount of money found In his pos
seealon at the time OF his arrest las,
Friday. Record time was made in get
ting out the bill asaips, the defauluns
bank clerk.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-18
Timber Iand, Act,Jiihe s,is7s.
United States. Lind Ofhce

Lewiston, Idahq. Dec. sth, 1908,
Notice is hereby>9iven that in compliance
~ with thepravisiOns of the Act of Cons.
ress: of Juno3, 1873, entitled IAN act for
the snla Of timber lands in the states of
California, Orcgoni Nevada. and Washing
on Territory" as extended to all the PUB
lie Land States by act of August 4th, 1879!
NORvIti, r. HILL
of Kendrick, equity df Latah.. state Of
Idaho has ,;tllis, day filed lin this office
his SWORN ,tatsmsat no. 27s2 for the pur.,
chase Of swA neH6nE.scA sec. & in ri. 20
K 1NrB. M and wall offer proof to SHOW
that the land sought is more aluable
for timber or stone than for agric lti,raI
purposes and to establish hts clliiiI to SAID
atid before the Register and Rec eiver at,
Monday the it'll day of Mar 1907.
itf names RS witnesses: -.
George Drury Of, K5ndritk. Idaho,
Thomas, Elingson0f Park Idaho
Richard James Gf g Idahm.r
Atty and all persons claiming udyerselr
the above described lands are requested to
tile their claiifls in this office on or befors
sad 18th dhy of MIR. 1907.
-7s--- --~. r. II. Bartlett, Register.
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TIMBER LAND ACT
Notice for Publication
Ciiited SthteS Land Office

Lewiston, ,Iaahqs A,ec. luthi 1906
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act Df congress
of June 8. 1878, entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in the states of Cali
tornia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington
Territofy''.ss extended to all the public
lands States by DICT of AttsiS. 4, 1882,
CHARLES l.. COMSfOCk of
Quincy, c9untypf Douglas state Of Wash
ingt6n, hes this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement No 27as for the purchase
of the nwh nwN, sec. a3 swI .swA sec. II
e. So seq of Section No. Is, in
township 40 II, c h III and will Offer
proof to slow that the land sodght is more
valuable,fo for its timber or stone than for
agricultural PURPOSES and to establisn his
calm to said land before Register and
Receiver at Lewiston, Idaho, on Monday,
the 18th day of Marth 1877
He names .as. witnesses:
James y. McGt,ry of Jhisviilt, Ida,
Philip NJ. Rowe =
Ray N. Mclean q
James ii Burgess,
Amy anu all persons cldiAlihg adversely
the above described lands DIRE REQUESTED to
file thei1 claims mathis, office OH or before
said It'll day of March, 1907
I. II. Bartlett; Register
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-18

LECTURE
"A RESUME OF HIS ADDRESS
IN MOSCOW
Special Correspondent for Gazette
Moscow, Ida jar.

Moscow Ida Jar. 10, 1908
The tnatchleas statesman and peer.
less orator, w. J. Bryan delivered his
characteristic instructive and enter
tanning lecture last night on 1.-The Cd
World and it's Ways" IN the M. F.
Church to abott 500 people: The az.
elause was almost continuous, and the
audience at times roared with laughter
at the numerous incidents of travel
related by the sbeaket.
When MIR. Bryan entered til, chure h
with ESCORT proceeded by Mayor Nor.
san it was demonstrated that he had
lost none of lis old time popularity.
The reception was ver,table ovation
10 which he most gralcciio'usly respond.
ed.
He was introduced b Pastor Frye
IN very compfimentry manner as the
greatest representative American and
our next b5sa,dent. In reply Mr.;
bryan said Hat the same N; prediction
had been made hefote and failed, err
haps because the prophet had not been
anaointsd. He proposed however that
lie be Amounted this time, and that
Mayor Morgan and Mr., Jerome Day
take charge and See il properly DONE
The speaker .ptefaced his lecture by
telling few stories, experiences and
say,as that be did not intend to make
political s $ i,
.'Ihase had several opportunities
n the east to talk politics and will say
shat l improved them, The people,
:7owever, did not approve Of my talk.
have ariple proof of this he said,
About the oh!y mention he made Of
politics was that president Rooss,
welt has helped me out in many ways
sad has made number Of things res.
spectacle that were no, at al respect
sbls, when l talked absut them. Two
years ago | attended a bana9uet of tie
fiid'ron Clap at Washington D 6
And President Roosevelt Yas The CUES,
II honor. :, MsIhbssrs were privilege
= joke the president and many did so
he s.s, .Jig!4 asf sESsss hlH be5sos
is frsn sc dsaosrats. tsla t tissif
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$500 NJ.
EStray Notice.

Notice is hereby, given, that on the 10Th
day Of February 1901, 1t ii, O'clock, q :. M
the following described estrhy will be sold
to the highest and best bidders for cash to
covercost of advertising and keeping OF
such dnlliial us provided by Law.
One light red COW, heart shaped white
spot in front of head will weigh about 1850
lbs age Or 8 years, branded either with
A and Core with bar over of right hip
and has Been dehorned. Such aniiisal was
taken up by Hairs /, Lifn: sale will take
place at Lien Bros farm Oh Big Be4r ridge
~ miles sottd west of fancy school house
X. d, Ingle, Constable
Ddted 9Th day of Jan. 1907.
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NoTlIE EU'R. EuBLrsATtoN.
Timber laid, Act Tune 3. 1878.

NOIItE AORi; LUBLIkAIlCF.
Timber ldrid, Act Tune 3. 1875.
Unite1 States Lard UGies.v =. ,.hi
lewiston, idalhti, nor. &c, 1905.
Notice Ii. Hereby given thet NJ 60 hpii,nce
with the ttGvlsiOns " the ticf,di C5hEyess Of
June 3. 1878, entitled "Sii tCt fir tlikknle of
timber lhii'ls in the States Of California,
OregOni Nevada, aud Washington Territory,
as extended to. all the Public Land States by
" " >. . Jtiidd s. jacobs, e.
Of lewiston, CO. Of Nez, Perez state n fihho
has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement = Hs No. 271a, for tho pfrehase of the
Of sec. 20 III. tp. No! 30, y. Hanse No. 1. f.
r. NJ. and wifi offer lifub'f tU sItdw that
the land sotiSht ist.fmdrt rufuafIie ibr its
poses. and tG& est,ittish flis cIaim 'tt 70 s pr
land bef3fe Register atEd Receiver 1t. iswis-
ton. Idaho, ON Monday, THE az dig of Feb :,
1907.
He nantes lis witntss;. =, ..,, I'm,
VIM Mcitahon, of Cr6scefft, idafS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I, Of lewiston y.
JuadD. .Iucots of
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abUye described lands are requested tb file
theft claifns IN thif ;df.ce OH or BET IRE said
% aay ii Feb, 1867: .'"F =,
L. H. Bartlett. =:
Register.
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!, l;a',lUE tagR ftBLlcArloIN
Timlaar land. Act II1ne z 1Nia

limited Stntes Lahd Ofsct.
,iiewiston, lil9htF ,yuv. Sth, l0OG lii,
Intice il hereby given that In eonApl,ancs
with the pro sisfons ~ the net bf Congress Of
June 3, 1915 entitled San act ffr fhp soi,
q timber la,!'.s ,iathestates UiiCsfIi"rniino'
OregoH: Ne;ata',nnd Washington Tgfritoryt
act OF Ausust,t.1sq2 1't' 70
YfJniihettn,,, ,cthhtt OF I,rtah, state fot
fh hr e ldtthb hns thfs day filed Id
ar tlls PURCHASE af ting 7fsEH aec; 0 5'G ii
EgWn7I!ipuJ 3gN; RANGE NJ. 1 u BM'z
: .tnna t,i y 5,oro valGsh its timber or
Rr.gistsr and Rtetiy arnt 1wfstbh, Idaho or -,
EIG :s;s ; tSgsssiass q 1aisstta. idaho
Levi 81. Groseciuss
Robert Foster :aj,"
ANN ant all PERSONS clniinthE adversely +hs,
4 Hp0v eSnr-eribe,i lands are requested to INK
fll =, SiTm IN tnts office ON Or befJre said il
T. H. ttartle,t. Register
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| had not had time to take an inven
tory to ascertain how much of our
platfortti they had taken, but WE have
no objection to our platform being
used by others if we have no chance
to use 1t Ourselves. feel so glad to
see republicans climbing onto our
platform that while l do not feel liz;
taking back anything that have sal i
about them do not feel like repeat.
ing them"
Mr. Bryan told story of a young
man who proposed to his girl and was
accepted, and vent out and looking at
the stars said. 'bh, Lord, I amt cot
nothin' agin nobody That is Just the
way feel now, amt got nothing
asin nobody. and fear that if get
talking politics may have rela pse
The most interesting and most
amusing portion OF the lecture related
to his audience with the different
crowned head'' az Hs, graphically re.
lated his reception by the Gear. Nor.
ways King, Edward of Engla, d;
whom he states is the mc5t appros ch
able of monarchs. and the Mikado,
whom once reaching he conversed
thro an interpreter as follows; How
long have YOU 6eeh here. l enlight.
ened him. flow long do you expect to
stay7 I disclosed thy plans Whsfe
ore you going next3 told him, then
he raised His arm. l retired.
Mr. Bryan described his travels thro
all parts Of the old world, giving de
tailed descriptions of the ruins he lad
visited and dwelling upon the charact
eristlcs of the people.
1t Is sh absolute impossibility in
this brief Article to even tesall the in,
nuntetable places, people and thing:
desctbed in this great lecture. but We
mention te" thSs are fotetfost ir
~ind' eHder the control of Englant
1t appears that India is making vert
slow prcgtess today; large part o
theit yearly earnings is exacted b
the British as tribtte and the aYsreg.
Smount earned is only about $40 pei
capita anhHally. Some of the inhab
itauts still worship the sun. and ma,
be seen sometimes on one foot in tn,
intense heat for many hopts at a tim,
their wearing APPAREL being Oily ;
napkin and the conventional tdrban
lt.was hefe that Mr. Bryan came yer,
near quarrelins with his wife. Tb'
water IN that Country is said to BE un
sanit.fry, and they we're obliged to Blu,
sboai de eSs!. bottls' Of wa l'' da.
st Zoe q bot:ls. Abeut the tine the,
were were gpinnlg, i aIWay the waites put then
wise By telling that the watsr in bet
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ties was like the water in tubs With
out water. poor as 1t Isl the people
NO I'D all die ii this torrid climate,
bnt near the peaks OF hugh mountains,
the Hinalayae. twice the size of the
Rockies. are large basins holding the
bulk of the water supply and the wis.
dom Of God is herein exhibited in
iliarvelohs degree Mr. Bryan said
that since visiting India he is strongly
IN favor Of foreign missions, that it is
large country and the progress along
that line is slow
He told about the advancetitents
made in Russia, the election of a
Douma which is similar to oGr Con.
gress
Mr. Eryati sets forth the sum of his
observations and points out that in all
countries movement of progress is
taking place and that in a large per
centase Of them is being constructed
a new eeon6mic SYSTEM, the basis Of
which is the supremacy Of the inter.
ests of the community over the profits
of the individual Old China is slowly
breaking away from past traditions; a
gradual awakening She is sending
many Of her people to Japan and Of.
her countries to be educated, and by
ediet and education Is rising from the
ignorance of the past, the barrenness
OF Coniucianism
He thought it very strange that
Of the many thousand tourists visiting
Egypt and the old world only a com.
psrative few visit Palestine and 4 still
smaller number visit Jerusalem They
could hardly find the trail leading ul
to the Mount of Olives
The trend of the times will surely
bring better transportation thro thi:
land and the Christian religion be re
turned some day.
The speaker said hat the yuitet
States was far more advanced than
any other country IN the world. He
spoke at some length in this and ther
aroused the applause of the women b,
saying that in no country were the
rights of women SO great as here. Hi
said that the United States was ia,
ahead of even the European ccnutrie,
in this respect.
MI. R:ysg closed with an eloquent
! protest against inate5ialisn, DECLARING
that /. nan shopld net be measured b,
gain Of the. accumulation Of wealth
tor for what be could take out bu
Eratkes foE the amount Of Service rem
sdered humanity.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June 81 1878.
United States Land Ottica.

Lewiston Idaho, Jnn 18th 1907
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tile provisions of the act iOf 'Ccngress
of JUNE 8, 1873; entitled, can :, act for the
sale of timber lands riiri the ;Statespf Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, andWasEington
Territory" as extended 20 all. tive: Public
Land States by act of Augusta, 1853.
PERRY X. GRAY;i II
ofN6stdwj county of Latah State of Idaho
has ths'day filed in this otlioe has sworn
statement Nc. 276f tHr the purchase of the
neA neH Sec. rs eN SEA ID se1 neI
of Section Number tQ3, I'M Tb. No
80, n Range No. ". b. af and will
otter prof to show that the lind sotight is
more valuable for its timber br stone than
for agricultural purposs and to establish his
claim 20 said land before the lteeister and
Receiver st Lewiston Idaliji ON Wed.
nesduy. the 21ah day of Mar. 1907.
Hs1'aInos rs witness:
Edwafd Swens8n of Pork Idaho
Charles Portfors bf Troy. Idaho
Charles w. Th0mIisom Of .
Rodger w. Stafford gfaMdscow, Idaho.
Any end all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested
tonle their ;clkims in this office on or be-
fire said 9th day of Mar. 1907.
Z. H. Bartlett, II egfstpr
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dersrtmeht Of the Interior

Department. Of the Interior, !.
Land Office at 1ewistbh Idaho
Dec. 1. 1906
Notice is hereby given that the follow
.htentionto mak' Commntatin,,
proof III support of his claim.
ana that said proof will be made before
Register and Receiver, at Lewistoni idaho,
viz: II. f. 1885 dated Nov. 3, 1905.
RICHARD JAMES
" iark, lua. for the NJ NEH sec. ID So
oEA sec. L. tp @sS, Range 1 W. b. NJ,
re names the foll9Faing witnesses to
prove his continus residence ttpon. and cul.
tivation of, ,tlpe landy viz:
Frank Bntcli OF Park; Idaho
thomas Ellingson &C
gle Solie LOT : ..., r,u
William j. Il Meyer Of Kdndrick, idah'
I. II. Bartlett, Register.
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Gsi five;Io0 Yeats

The chances for living full century are
excellent in THE cage of Mrs IennIG Duncan,
of liaynesviile Me-, now 20 years old She
writes; Electric bitters cured me of Chro-
Nie Ils pepsia, of 90 years standing and
made me feel us well ind s-ong as a young
liver diseases, Hood disorders General DE.
hlty and bodily weakness. SID. on il guar
urse al A, ~. White 4 CO. Seg store.
J ice Only SOC
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Thst's the house the Doctor built,
Cbe ,biggist house you see;
The NIX tst&ldness he don't get eur moneys
Fer we take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
- Tea. A-~t
a. c. White y Co,
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NOTICE FOR pUBnICATioN
Department of the Interior. Laid Office
I.euiatnn Ida hn Lee. u IT 1QQG

at Lewiston, Idaho Dec DIST, 1906
Notice is hereby given that
Joseph Perry Of Linden,
Idaho has filed notice of his intention to
make ,hnal nve yearproof In support of Ais
claim, viz. Homestead Entry No Sg47
made M.h 20, 1901, for the nTnwH, M
ncl,, section 80. tp 80 n W b myand that
said proofwill be made before L.. s. Regis
ter and Receiver at Lewiston; Ida on Feb.
II. 1907 u.u, I:
,,He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of the land, viz,
Cleveland McEce, Dunken Melee, Ed
ward Patterson, John o Carr all of Linden
Idaho
tst Publ liz O7 ''-'''
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NOTICE EOP PUpLICATfOS.
Timber Land, ,Act,June 3, 1873

Cn'teu States Lana O1ncc
\';:rp Lewiston, idn, Sep. "a. 1896
Nntice y hereby, gi}eh thht in compliance
June 3, :lSTs, entitled IAN ,ptt for the sale OF
tafi'ber iiIpfs I'M the States III California. Ore
GonJ Nevhda and WashiiiFtUii Territory, as
extendedto all the Public Land States by
act OF Augusta 1892
FRANK A. FOUSEU
OF Juliaetta county, Of: ,Latah state Of
Idaho. has this day filed liz this Office hik
sworn statement No 2592 for the purchase
Of the lots 2, : 81 acc. rs, in tp., PSI, mr..
tj rs Il; range bou. b. nj: and wilt offer proof
to show thittthe.'iind sought Is more valu-
able for its timber Dir stone than for ngricui-
tnrai purposcs; 'tn'! to establish hir 'clnim to
said land before the Register and Receiver of
this Office ut Lewiston. "sShO ON Saturday,
the 23rd day Of Mar! 1907
He names as witnesses: u
William 9: Ioslin, of Juliaetta, Idaho
Earl Pierce Ct
Miles Pierce, OF
Robert Foster, OF - - II.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are rpulcsted to
tie their claims In thi.l Office on or before
said 23 day of Mar, 1907 xi-'
T.. ii. bartlett RpCstpr
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-18
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p certain skin diseases, iys1most instantiw
siMyed by APPLYING Ghsnsbeflain's saw.
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