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The Washington times., 1909-09-09
AL Will SON COMING
WITH A NEW COMEDY
Metz in Ireland" Will Be
Opening Attraction at
Columbia Theater.
Vaudeville, Melodrama, and
Burlesque Round Out
Bill for Week.

The dialect OF Al II. Wilson. the
tunes OF his latest songs. and the COM
pany supporting this well-known
comedian in "Metz in Ireland" form
the attraction for the opening OF the
Columbia Theater next week.
MIR. Wilson is considered among the
best OF his class as German dialect
comedian. He possesses a happy
faculty of being able to create laugh
ter. He can with equal ease carry
his audience TO the borderiand of
tears
Some OF his songs are Love
Thoughts" "Erin's Isle" The Ban
shee," "The Nightingale Song. and
Little Jimmy Murphy In addition
to these musical numbers will be in
troduced with chorus effects. These
are "COme Back 10 Erin Father
O'Flynn." 'TIl Take You Back Again
Kathleen" and a medley of Al h.
Wilson's songs.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
INSANE MAN SWIMS
ACROSS HELL GATE
Crowds on Ferry See Escaped Pa
tient Strip and Plunge Into
the Water.

NEW YORK, Sept. Crowds Of COM
muters In the ferry house and on the
boats OF the Astoria ferry saw a small
man. without a hat or coat, run down
to the shore of Wards Island and rapidly
disrobe. Then he sprang into the cur
rent and struck out for the center Of
Hell Gate He swan at a swift clip,
and I'm about twenty minutes reached
the Astoria shore.
He was chased by a crowd, and a
policeman learned that he had escaped
from the Metropolitan Hospital for tie
Insane on Wards Island. He said his
name was John Gran.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09

church called TO see him for the last
time, as they supposed.
II was at this stage that he began TO
take Father Johns Medicine. Thre3
bottles of the medicine Increased his
weight 81 pounds, and by continuing
faithfully with the medicine he more
than regained his former weight.
IF / were able I would give every
consumptive Father Johns Medicine.
says Mr. Lewis. FOR I know what It
can do when given a fair trial. +"
Mr.. Lewis says his recovery was such
a surprise TO his friends that II was
made a subject for praise and thank
giving az A PRAYER meeting III the Meth
odist church which he attends in Glow
ersville
II want the public TO know what
Father Johns Medicine has done for
me- adds Mr.. Lewis, at the close OF his
review Of his remarkable case.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
WIRE CHIEF TURNS
STATES EVIDENCE

PITTSBURG, Sept. 9-Declaring that
he had been promised that the charges
against him would be Withdrawn II he
told the whole story, Isaac y. Barto,
former wire chief OF the Western Union,
Yesterday turned States evidence
against T.. b. SayloT, former superin-
tendent for the Pittsburg district. on
trial with W II. Thompson and w. h.
Smith, brokers, charged with con-
spiracy.
Barto testified that Saylor on two DC
casiOns handed him $75 and that he
divided the money with two other en-
pioyes of the Western Union.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
GAYETY-"The College Girls"

The attraction TO appear at the
Gayety for the week Of September Is
comes with the earmarks Of being
one OF the best road attractions of
the season
Departing from the usual construc-
ton given burlesque attractions, TINS
company offers two acts, joined with
from the pen of one of the best
writer's of musical comedy of the
present day. The musical numbers
are all written especially for this at
traction by Seymour Furth-
It's roster of performers includes
Miss Nav Florine and Joe Fields
The scenery and costumes are said
TO be above the average
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
MATCH IN POWDER.

WILMINGTON Del. Sept. 9.-DrOp-
ping match into a quantity OF black
powder he had found I'm "A key near the
plant OF the DUPONT Powder Company.
John A. Lawless. aged fourteen years, OF
Henry Clay. was terribly burned when
the powder flashed uD in his face Only
the fact that he wore glasses prevented
his eyes being burned out He managed
20 get 10 his home. despite the agony
he was suffering and a physician was
called to attend him.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
BRYAN AND FAMILY
PLAN CELEBRATION

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 9-Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Bryan will celebrate
their silver wedding anniversary Octo-
Der /. The whole family will be pres
ent. including William J. Bryan, jr, and
his bride.
A reception will be given at the Bryan
home and hundreds OF invitations will
be issued.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
ANCIENT HEIRLOOM
FOR MISS STEWART
Prince Miguel Gives Bride-Elect
Handsome Feather of Sapphires
and Diamonds.
and Diamonds.

LONDON. Sept. 9-The wedding gift
Of Prince Miguel Of DragaGza TO Miss
Anita Stewart his bride-elect. Is a
magnificent cluster Of sapphires and
diamonds In the shape Of a feather
II has been family treasure in the
house of Portugal for more than two
centuries It's last owner was Empress
Elizabeth who bequeathed II TO Prince
Miguel. Miss Stewart will wear IL on
her wedding day, with a clasp Of
orange blossoms. In her hair.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
PASTOR RESIGNS
TO BE CHAPLAIN

MIDDLETOWN. y. Y, Sept. 9.-Rev.
Thomas Livingston. pastor OF the North
Congregational Church, of this city, an
nounces he has resigned from his pas
torste TO take up the work of a chaplain
in the regular army.
He said that after long and prayer
full consideration he had sought ana
received from President Taft the ap-
pointment TO a vacant Chaplaincy.
There Is a great need among our sol
diers.r he declared, and I am con-
WINGED that 1 can do more good there
than here"
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
ARRANGING FUNERAL
OF CLYDE FITCH

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 9.-FuneraI
services for the late Clyde Fitch. the
American playwright, who died in
France last Saturday, will be held at
the Fitch home In this city, as soon as
the body can be brought here. Inter-
ment will be in the family plot in the
old North Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
LYcEUM-oFollies of the Day"

."FoIlies OF the Day fresh from
it's engagement in New York. where
1t ran for long time, VIII be pre-
sented at the New Lyceum next week.
There are sixtv-five people In the
cast, and they are kept going at a
lively pace during the entire perform
ance. No better gowned or more
artisticalIv trained chorus has been
seen here this season, IL is said. The
show Is we'll staged, and goes with a
snap and dash that is said TO sweep
the audience along with It.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
Millions Say So

When millions Of people use for
years a medicine it proves its merit.
PEOPLE who know CASCARETS'
value buy over million boxes a
month. It's the biggest seller be-
cause it is the best bowel and liver
medicine ever made. No matter
what you're using, just try CAS-
CARETS onoe-you'll See. 9i7
CAscARETS Ioc q box FOR a weeks
treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
WORKS OF CHILDREN
IN GRAND PA!LAIS
Two Rooms Set Aside for Drawings
and Colorings at Autumn
Salon.
Salon..

PARIS. Sept. 1.-Two Of the rooms
at the Autumn Salon in the Grand
PaIais are to be given over to the
works OF children, according to an an
nouncement made today by the execu-
tive committee The oldest of the
youthful exhibitors Is but twelve
years. The children's work will con
sist of drawings and colOrings. no oil
or water cOloTs being expected from
them
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
DUTCH DELEGATE
REACHES NEW YORK
First of Foreign Warships for the
HudSon-Fuiton Cele-
bration.

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The Dutch
cruiser Utrecht. sent by Queen Will
helmina with her representative to the
Hudson-Fuiton celebration, arrived to-
day from Curacao, Dutch West Indies
This is the first Of a score OF foreign
wsrships that will take part in the great
celebration.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
YOUNG GIRL FALLS
INTO SCALDING TUB

AsBURY PARK. Sept 2. Failing
backward in a tub of scalding water.
Josephine. six-year-old daughter or
Joseph Kenkei, OF New York. sum
fuer resort OF Avon. was so badly scald-
ed she will likely die. The h6usekeeper
was preparing for a bath and had gone
70 another room for cold water when
the accident occurred.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
AP ART NENT HOUSES
IN NORTHWEST SOLD
Two on Euclid Street Change
Hands for $14,OOO-Real
Estate Notes.

one Of the biggest real estate deals Of
the week was the sale or the two two
story apartment houses at iif3-ll5
Euclid street northwest. The price is
understood to have been $4,000
The seller was Herman W. Smith and
the new owner of the property is J. S.
Moser. 1t IS understood Mr.. Moser in
tends TO hold Il as an investment. The
deal was made through the Office Of
Leslie Z. F. Prince, in connection with
the RI. r HOwenstein Company.
The new residence which has Just
been finished at zoos Columbia road has
been sold by William I. Browning to
Edgar +. Bageant. II is a two-story
brick structure and will be occupied as
a home by Mr.. Bageant. The deal was
made through Shannon & Luchs.
Inez u. Balders5on has sold the three
story red pressed brick dwelling at 1T2L
Riggs place northwest, near the Bel
mont mansion, to Mrs. Dorothy ID.
Vaughan for a cOnsid 3ration understood
10 be In the neighborhoOd OF $500. The
house occupies a lot approximately is
feet by 80 feet and will be occupied by
Mrs. Vaughan as her home. Willigc,
Gibbs & Daniel negotiated the deal
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
ACADEMY "The Convict's Sweet
heart"

For his theme I'm the new four-act
melodrama, The Convict's Sweetheart"
TO be seen at the Academy next week,
John Oliver has used the adventures of
an escaped convict backed by a story Of
perfidy and love.
The hero is a young mining engineer,
who is thrust into prison on the charge
of a crime committed by another man.
The real culprit gees free and lives ard
thrives. After getting his freedom, the
convict. by devious ways, sets out 10
establish his Innocence. Despite many
setbacks, he eventually runs down The
real criminal.
Sensation follows sensation with sur
prises running a good second. Inc &C
ton is never permitted to flag.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09

green" famous as a minstrel, viii be
conspicuous in the comic vanguard.
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See the bargains at Coles.
Pythian Sisters Memorial

Whereas. The Supreme Ruler OF all, has in
His infinite wisdom deemed it neces sary TO
strike from our roll on earth, by death, and
record on His roster in heaven the name of
our sister. Kathryn Honey, we most sorrow
fully but submissively acknowledge His Off
cial mandate, recognizing the fact that He
doeth all things we'll" Death. with ruth
less hands, regardless of sweet inter
course, the tenderest ties and love of rela-
tives and friends, has suddenly summoned
from among us, In the midst OF life. with all
its hopes aid fears, joys and sorrows our sis
ter. whose sun has set, and the evening shades
Of whose existence have closed around her.
Resolved, that we extend to her husban
children. parents, sisters and brothers, our
sympathy in their great bereavement. assur-
ing them, their sorrow and loss is shared bv
the officers and members Of Equality Tenn Die.
MARGARET SIZZLING,
SALLIE WOODWARD,
LUCILLE MCCAGUE.
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H0zet0n items.

Mrs. Berthe Morton of Wichita visit
ed HaZelton folks last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Burnett of Lamar, Col
orado, are visiting here and at KiOwa.
We learn that 0. Ii. RbodeDbaugh
has sold his residence aud will move
TO Colorado
A Mr. Hester, who bought the Ed
Fullerton farm is building an addition
TO his house.
HAZeltoh had fine rain Saturday
evening, but IL didn't extend out very
far north OF south.
Z. NJ. Bradley and family arrived
from New Mexico last Friday. They
were glad to get back TO old Barber.
l.. w. 4 uIierton was down last week
helping in The bank, on account of ROs
coe Robinson's being laid up forrepalrs.
Frank Hardesty has returned from
! Colorado. The way he tells about the
fish near Lamar makes US belieye he is
a new one III the game.
The property of the late E. E. Webb
was sold at administrator sale last
week. Everything sold well consider
| Ing its being 50 hot and dry.
The man residing on the Bruce place
and j. Dlworth adjoining hIm got into
an argument and finally settled 1t with
their fists. The question now is, was
it settled right?
G. o. Anderson, the meat marke
man, was arrested last week on a com
plant charging him with having killed
ard sold to the people lump Jdwed
cow. The case was continued on &C
count of the absence of the county at
tOrney.
Last week very sad affair occurred
in HaZeltOn that will have great deal
TO do toward shaping the lives of few
OF our young men. Some few weeks
ago very fine looking young lady ar
rived here to visit with the Wibles aud
Georges, she being related to them i'll
some way. She at once made a mash
on several young men and was having
the time OF her life with them while
they were seriously contemplating
sending Oul few challenges to each
other just TO thin the ranks of her ad
mirers. but before anything desperate
had taken place the lady claimed to
have received telegram from her
home in Indiana saying her father was
very low. She at once hurriedly took
the train for Kansas City. About this
time our city marshal received
word that she was wanted at Lincoln,
Nebraska, for forging a check. A dis
patch was sent to Kansas City and she
was arrested on her arrival there. The
grief of a few young men here is now
beartrending and calls for some very
diplomatic work to save the boys from
heart failure, and in order to relieve
| the boys all we can we have a fellow
picked out that las agreed to whip the
first fellow that mentions this lady's
name to one of them. So cheer up.
bows. there are still few good girls
left around here that are in no danger
of being taken off IN this way.
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DeeKhe0d Items.

We are needing rain.
We're Bibbs was in this neishborhood
last week on business.
Mr.. Smidel Of Goats bought some fat
cattle Of Ed Larkin last week.
Fred Carr has been employed to car
~ The mail between Aetna and Deer
head.
Ross Mcdonald and wife called on
Mrs. Geo. Lsrkn, Thursday.
M. F. Stewart and wife visited rela-
lives at Sawyer last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Watson was shopping al
Lake last week.
Now Sharon conespondent-you are
a new one and the watermelon and
fried chicken have been in use for sever
al weeks at Deerhead.
Misses Roberta and Edith McGrath
visited the Stewart girls Sunday.
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Sharon Items.

Bert Clark lost fine horse lately.
Jean Adams is shopping nowadays.
Plenty Of new sweet potatoes IN the
valley.
Howard Stone has a fine crop Of
COW peas.
A little dry in the valley but crops are
looking well.
Wren Manley is the broncho buster
for these parts.
Lama LichIyter intends to leave for
New Mexico soon.
Elias Pelton says he doesn't like pie
plant-rhubarb for him.
Joe Stolebarger is winding up the
wheat threshing in these parts.
John Spicer and family visited in the
valley Wednesday, from Cedar township.
Farmers in this part are getting their
ground in fine shape for alfalfa sowing.
Fred Cushenbery has purchased Dan
Patch's namesake from Lama Lichlyter.
Walter Halmon seems to be undecid-
ed as whether to grow a mustache or
not. Grow it boy, grow i'll
Miss Elsie Brown and Mrs. Florence
Lichlyter and daughter Bessie returned
home Wedne sday from a short visit at
Wichita.
J. A. Rogers, D. w. Brown and N.
E. Naughton made trip to w. c. AL
ford's near Hazelton after alfalfa seed
last.week.
Evangelist Henson, wife and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Bradley and daughter who
have been holding a revival in this vicin-
ity left for Wichita. Monday, the 9th.
We believe they have done a great
work here.
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First Published in The Barber County index
August Is, 1909
Publication Notice.

The State of Kansas, to Mary q. Sparks; c..
Z. Sparks; A. @. Sparks; Fl. 81. Sparks; G. C.
Sparks; Ethel Doran; Mittie waineoott; Stel-
la Rogers; Florence Lehman; j. O. White
ceased - -, =
You and each of you viii take notice thar
you have been sued by W. f. Lindner in the,
district Court of Barber county, Kansas. to-
gether with your co-defendsnts and that un-
less you answer the petition fled by the
said plaintiff in the said action on or before the
18th day OF Septemb Der 1903, said petition will be-
taken as true and judgmertren against
you and each of you accordingly of the follow
ing nature, tO-wit: adjudgnR that the said
plantiH 10 the absolute owner in fee simple
and Is In the quiet, peaceable, open, notorious
und1eturbed, exclusive and adverse possession.
OF all OF the following described real estate.
situated in Barber county, Kansas, tO-wit:
Inc north half OF the southwest quarter of
section seven 90. in township thirty-two (32).
south. of range eleven QD, west of the sixth
p. N.
And that neither you, nor any or either OF
you. have any right, ttle,< estate, interest,
claim. lien or encumbrance, ia, to- or upon said
real estate or any part thereof: that all title,
orciaim which you or any or either of you NAV
have had or claim to have, in or to said real,
estate or any part thereof, be forever barred.
foreclosed and extfDguished; and that Won
and each and every one of you be forever bar
red. cstopped and foreclosed from ever set
ting up or asserting any right, title or claim in
o. 10 the said real estate or any part thereof
Witness my hand and official seal this nth
day Of August, 1909. ROBERT &. CRANE
Seal: Attest: Clerk of the District Court
SEWARD l. FIELD. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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MinQOn0 Items

Jesse Nurse is able to be up again.
One Of the Ward boys has the ma
laria fever.
Mrs Sales has been quite sick the
past week.
Frank Strickland and William Dark
are cutting their corn.
Harve Tedrow will begin work on
his new house next week.
Tom Parr and family spent Sunday
with ]. D. Mills and wife.
William Clarke, wife and baby spent
Sunday with Lee Nurse and family at
Lake City.
Florence and Alfred Crick offended
the surprise party at Crdmpacker's last
Friday night.
Charley kimball and wife went to
Wichita Saturday afternoon after their
new Ford automobile.
The people Of Mingona have secured
Mrs. J. E. Holstein as teacher for the
coming term; she taught here two years
ago and was well liked by patrons and
pupils.
Miss Nina Cole Of Mingona Town.
ship and Charley Palmer Of Medicine
Lodge were united in marriage August
18th. by Probate Judge Garrison. We
extend congratulations and good wishes.
Too late for last week.
Warm weather still continues.
Miss Minnie Cant is wishing friends
and relatives in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thacker visited
last Wednesday with Jim PanNnd wife.
Mrs. Noah Mills Of Lake City is visit
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. D.
II. Crick.
Bert Strickland and wie's baby has
been very sick the past week but 10 bet
ter at this wiring.
Jesse Nurse has an attack Of fever.
DR. Coleman IS attending him and we
hope for a speedy recovery. :.
Mrs. H. A. Tedrow and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at EassweIl,
with her sister. Mn. Masnison.
People are putting up Alfalfa hay thn
week. If Il does not rain soon this viii
probably be the last cop this year.
Pres. Par IS thre.hins> his wheat this
week. He says part Of his wheat Is
making an average Of 20 bu.hel. to the
acre.
w. ]. kmbal returned Friday from
Chandler. Okla. where he visited with
his son. He reports il dryer there than
here.
Mrs. J. p. Gibson and daughter. Of
Medicine Lodge visited the past week
with Mrs. Gibson's sister, Mrs. F. B.
Nurse. and family.
Dame Rumor says there was a we'd
ding in our neiehborhood last week, but
as we are not certain Of the facts, will
moi mention any names.
]. I. Moore came home last We'd
nesday. He has been working with a
threshme machine near Pratt. He saws
the wheat crop there IS good.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
First published in The Barber County Index July
TaxList
State of Kansas, Barber County, S.:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 7th day of
~ September A D. 1909 the being the first Tues
day of said month"; and the next succeeding days thereaf
ter will sell at public auction at the office of the County
Treasurer of Barber county, Kansas in the Courthouse
Medicine Lodge Kansas for the taxes and charges thereon
for the year 1908 much Of each of the following descr
ed tracts of land and town lots in the county of Barber
Kansas may necessary for the purpose
wit: F. J. WARREN,
Treasurer of Barber County,
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Fret published in The Barber County Index
Aug. Is, 1909.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the 30th day OF August 1909 mai e
an application % the Probate Court Of Bar.
Der county, Kansas. to purchase the follow
ing described school land, situated in the or
gained county OF Barber, Kansas viz: The
south half OF the northwest quarter and the
west half of the southeast quarter OF section
thirty-eix 3o), township thirty three (339,
range fifteen G5). west OF the SIKH p. n
He names the following persons to prove
his settlement. continuous residence and
improvements, viz: J. B. johnson, residence
Aetna township. and George Hodges. resi-.
dence. Aetna township, both Of Barber coun.
", Kansas.
Done at Medicine Lodge, county of Barber,
Kansas. This 18th day of August 1909.
SIDNEY CARRIKER, Petitioner. r
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TWP
Notes and Bounds

Com 80 IT " of ne cor of nwi swA
W 300 tt S AS # 21R inches, 800 It
n AS # 21a inches
to beg 49, 81 80 10 / 202
Com 145 # q inches of ne cor nw3
sw3 rods W 20 rods n 8 rods'e %
rods to beg except strip of g end
8 rods n ands and 80
nwA sw4 6 8 rods w 20 rods n 8
rods 70 rods TO . @Ets.
beg. .21 80 10 I 06
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First Published In The Barber County Iudez
Aug. Is. 1909.
Notice of Final Settlement

In the Probate Court Of Barber ooznty. State
OF Kansas. > -
In the matter of the eetate Of Adam Jack
son, deceased, - ~ :,
Creditors and all other persons intereste,.
that shall apply, to the Probate Conrf
In and for said county, sitting ut the
courthouse In Medicine Lodge. county OF IA ;.
September A. D. 1909, for q full ana xnoi
settlement Of said estate. -.
Administrator of the estate Of ksam 1900 90.
deceased. "sSA sot<
sEwARD I. FIELD. Attorney.
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First Published in The Barber County Index
Aug. Is, 1909. .t.F
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL, LAND

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he
plication 10 the Probate Court OF Barber
County. Kansas: to purchase the following
described school land. situated IN the organic
ed County of Barber, Kansas, Yiz The
North-K East quarter Of Section Thirty Six (38.
Township Thirty.three (33) Range Fifteen (l5J.
west OF the sixth p. n.
He names the following persons TO prove bis.
settlement. continuous residence, and I'm.
pfovenente viz: W., A. Wheat, residence
Lassweu. Kansas.
Dene at Medicine Lodge. County of Barber.
kasnas, this 18th day OF August, 1909
GEORGD L. FRITZ, Petitioner
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LAKE CITY

5& a.. &c.. 4 az
Lakes End add ;.-.,,- H.. b.. %
com ut sw cor blk IL
$50 # so # " 150 fits
SO It to ID. 10. 3
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First Published in The Barber Count. 49,
Aug. Is, 1902 eA
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PryRcu .en
SCHOOL LAND AAcE

The undersigned hereby elves notice a..
sne viii on the ss.h Day Of August. isos hsfe-
con siK aols % tne Probate Court Of barber
zee; school land, situated in the. orgsns
eoSn5y Of Bs os Ksnss the
township rhirty.three f3Sj. rauoc @sX. sx tSol >
west Of the sixth P. u Aieeen tl6),
hs sne names the tOllowins persons to prove
improvements. viz: ssdn residence. ana
neGSe. AeSua township. and Georre HodssssslI -
resldence; Aetna township, both Of .Rs yes.
Done at Medicine Lodge. eG,e4v
nansass this 10Th day of August. ipoS Daroer,
ANNIE l.. NcCoMB, Pesitio,.-