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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20
UNHAPPY WIVES
SEEK FREEDOM
Four AIIege Neglect and Cruel
Treatment in Appeals
to Court.
Cspsela to The Herala-Republleanl

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Ogden, Nov. 19.-FOur unhappy
wives OF Weber county filed SUITS for
divorce in the district court today and
each OF the distressed quartet expects
10 be freed from the bonds OF matri-
mony on the grounds Of cruel treat
ment
In each Of the separate complaints
the respective plaintiff alleges that she
has been slapped by her husband,
and In three of the four cases the wife
intimates that her spouse has wilfuliy
and negligently failed 10 provide her
with the common necessities of life.
Together with her complaint, Eliz-
Rbeth G. Andrews hled an affidavit of
impecuniOsity. declaring that she is
not financially able 10 either meet the
costs OF filing her papers OF paying at
torney's fees. AT the same time she
declares that during the past three
months she has been forced to con-
tract a number of debts in order 10
support herself and five children. She
alleges her husband. Amos J. An
drews. a shoemaker OF this city. has
Also abused and maltreated her,
throwing her against a stove on one
occasion, and that for long time he
refused 20 speak 10 her They were
married August %, 1858, and reside
at $40 Patterson avenue.
Husband Cited.
Marie T. Martin alleges cruel treat
ment by Herman Martin. whom she
accuses of shaping her. breaking the
furniture and dishWare to aggravate
her. pulling her hair and kicking her
She also declares that her husband
has refused her the use OF his home
during the divorce proceedings. and
she has petitiOned the court for an
order granting her the use of the
premises and their contents at 1858
Adams avenue pending the result OF
the case. This order was granted and
the husband has been cited 10 appear
IN court December 8, at 10 a. m. to
show cause why his wife should not be
granted the use OF the premises, and
why he should not pay her temporary
alImOny until the decree has been
granted or refused The couple were
married In Rotterdam, Holland, Sep
TENDER 6, 1902, and have four chill !
dran.
Wants Divorce Only.
Georgina Christensen, who was
married 10 Peter Christensen January /
II, 1903, declares that the defendant /
has caused her great physical suffering I
and mental anguish by striking her I
with his fist on numerous occasions /
the first being only three weeks after /
the wedding ceremony. on June II. 7
1910. she says Peter knocked her
against door. inhicting severe bodily /
INJURY A feature of the complaint is !
the fact that Mrs. Christensen asks no I
alimony- The papers had been drawn .
mp by the attorney including a peti-
ton for Just and proper financial aid
from her husband, but the clause re-
ferring 10 alimOny was later stricken
out.
Margaret Hewitt seeks a decree of
divorce from Zacariah Hewitt on the
grounds OF cruel treatment and failure
10 provide for a period of over two
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

Unhappy is the man or woman
with a bad back. No rest. no sleep,
no peace AZ all. II begins in the
morning. when you get up from bed
70 lame. sore and stiff that II Is
hard TO bend over 10 put your
shoes on.
All day there is a heavy, dull,
ihrobbing palm In the small Of the
back. Just over the Kidneys. II hurts
TO bend over, TO lift anything or
even to get up from a chair. Any
sudden, awkward movement sends
a sharp. darting twinge through the
sore spot.
When night comes the sufferer
retlres 70 fitful sleep. cant lie
comfortably I'm any one position, or
turn over without a painful effort.
Don't look at backache as mere
~ a muscular pain. that viii pass
away with rest There Is a deeper
trouble. Nine times out OF ten u
IA the Kidneys that throb and ache.
and there can be no relief until the
kidneys are given help,
The kidneys have big work 10
do. All the blood in the body IL
courslng through the kidney filters
constantly 10 be freed Of uric pol
sons. II is a heavy enough task
when the kidneys are well, but a
cold, chill. fever or some thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

Lovely LIS Lena cievuFvst q ali
~ the English eumedieuncs who
have been brought across The pond
FOG American vaudeville heads the
hiii that opens Mpndav afternoon az
the 0rpheum Miss Lena brings
her ilne ~ British souEa and rafting
stories 60 wet a. her personal
charm and Tremendous fuumahinw
ability
THE Code Book o. "a stirring
patriotic playlrt which Will introduce
Charles y Hammond and Allan At
weli AtwCli will 30 seen as an Of
fcer ~ she japanese army who. dis
xulHsd az "a Filipino servant. seeks
60 gain possession - certain impur-
tant secrets 81 ihe American army
lie Is unmyasked Be- the sud BY an
sx English army officer who seeks
enlistment Ia the American forces.
Paul spadpri BE- a marvellous Jug
Elsf sho toys with t0rpeaoes. cannon
and other heavy ordnance. Also be
"a an inimltablc comedian.
Lyons and NUeco are two Italian
lads. one Qf whom 10 hxrDist and
she other singer. Their act " de-
ighffui tn a musical way
Mr.. and AIRS. Gene Hughes al
ways favorites IN the West viii hs
seen tn their funny playieg entitled
Suppreasinx the Press"
Mack and West are a pair - black
face comedians who have fsw equals
IN their Inns.
Wolf ard Zadeiia viii show or
pheumitss what - going on at
Hotel Healthy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

h''rJ one IN a while a pruduc
g arzss that lifts its head above
! h'0xs and endures the test of
= sassiag from season 20 sea =
- ernlEz continued popularity
ps'x's Kate which viii BE- seen
-. y 'sssnd opera house next week.
eaias With q matinee tomsrrnvs
~ q these produciionn
baaln KATE l. cue Of the prst -
=. sna most wholesome comedies
~ ~. Written It Ia one o. thsse
- ~ Make the star. Instead ~
~ being forced 10 rely on HE
- personality 70 rake the ulav
4 : ne vehicle IN which Miss
- nsFrymoTe made unquertiau B.
~. = greatest London ana New
!. - satcess. and IL Il more due
- novel Construction simple
49, Wholesome truths and M
g'sse.ions embodied ~ Cons
~ the author. Hubert
-. Deviea than Miss harry
49, personality. This IA 81
- 80 y she fact that Il was Or
= -. Booked Tor four weeks and
.sa.- - lhan $50 niKhta. and then
= go = eIeh The beautiful Hud-
N .if New York. where Il ram
49, .7ssI'..ilees consecuiively
II. =. .. eeeH 4 theatrical succeus ~
q. 49, 49, q Prominence. bat me
~ 49,, i'nperaanation ia tho
IA. I' refined and artistic
ss \ s 4. Russell. sho viii b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

Nine BcdlnL with her tao beau
tiful Arabian thorouRhbreds Don
and Healmo. viii be the headline at
traction next week ~ the Majestic
Nine Bedinfa horses are the two
most beautiful animals IN vaudeville
and are 20 highly trained that they
go through their whole complicated
act with scarcely a word Of dirsc-
ton
and ia u msmber ~ the Elks. All OF
hitch means that he ~ a fun pro-
Queer 81 the first water Stats
funning IL altogether out Of the
groove. and he has been getting past
az one 81 the biggest cards IN the
Sullivan q C0nsldinc deck
Emeile Renuer IL a very charm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14
Seattle Proof

Frank A. Wilson, 4l4 Jefferson
street, Seattle. Wash. says
About two months ago began TO
suffer from baokache and an all
gone feeling through my loins. I
felt tired and listless aud hardly
knew what allied me When | no.
ticed that the kidney secrotlons
we're profuse and too frequent I'm
passage. decided that my kidneys
we're out OF order / had heard
several people speak about Doan's
Kidney Pills. and ! was led 10 get
a supply. II required but the con
tents of two boxes 10 completely
relieve me. | firmly believe that |
would be flat on my back had not
Doan's Kidney Pills come TO my
attention"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

5srsasssas EoTId renowned play.
% Taisf whiek ell Europe has
,ssn Elsresxsnx the past two years.
g: xklsk chariss Ffohman has
xr f=nlsaneeusiy oftsrlnw IN the
rzcsal American cities t. NON
zatsfzafd. with a special company
<ssal by Herbert kelsey and re
= Szaran. Al thr Moore theatre.
ssss hxhfk b<ginning Sunday eve
ng Nay 2.
III critics elsE here haillng the
~ a ere q ths greatest q mod =
~ 'lEses and applaudlng Mr. Froh-
sa1s siaxe presentation as most ex-
sslszt lhz sFidity u the local pub
Z y So ne play car Ne wei an =
.sssea6 The Greatness % The
M u play seems unassa liable
- 'ia verify u the play that az
p&n . have lifted II above con p
azprsnecgs compositions. and Il
sssG sppears % differ radically
- ~ rhols output The authors
Etsnsrf Il the theme 4 ultra mod
~ Eisk % stage corventioualitles
mzss fhe observer The plot e.
1etta eempFsheussvely and
r1ilI and eomea 70 lie conclu q
- isrr4fully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

Alexander PantnHep viii offer
next week, starting Monday after
noon az 30. another 81 those high
class bills that are the usual thing
az rantaFep theatre Practically all
% the acts are headiinera. and each
~ the ala newcomers will make "a
strong bid for popular favor
In the Dumund buo. two French
artists. comes an act that will meet
every requirement
Tho Four EmillonH come from
Europe They are hcrobata making
a speciality OF ground tumhllng,
hand balancing and somerhaults
from shoulder TO hands, double and
single.
Charley Harris IL the well known
lmperHonhtor OF old maids lie was
here last with Tho Top % tn
World" at the Grand. and played
the part OF the queen
James A. Smith ana company VIII
offer Iunie Mccree'H slang classic.
The Man From Denver" In this
sketch De- introduced the character
% the dope fiend 10 DO played by
James Smith
Lewis and Lloyd are a singing and
dancing couple with soma clever
character work introduced
L.aypu and heniamln Will present
their comedy acr0batic act called
"FilppiuE the Fiopu
Helen Lowe Will offer new sons
with fine set ~ pictures The
PRntaguhcppe has some u the latest
moving pictures % show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

iuHtic clientele what real slang H.,
in hts slang classic. shorty II
ia slang OF the race track variety
but there Be- never moment that
De- either vulgar or suggestive Cfo-
Illus % backed up by H capable com
panN
The Three NeturroH are nonanr
tlonnl euuilihriHta Two 81 them are
men ana one 10 "a very Handsome
woman
Misses ExcollA and Franks will Of
Ter "a refreshing biz IN the way If a
physical culture exhibition They
are both expert aud beautiful and
their production ia rated high hs The
erltlcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

...es. Musical ctub VIII
~ WsIter famrosch and the
- rssk Sympheny Orchestra 10
y. ...s,,s.s MAJ music festival &C.
y - X ~ Moore on THURSDAY
~ grissy evenings May ~ and
. r. transeontiuental tour nf
.,sN.xtra a tn the nature % "a
- san.syamoratiug AIR DAM
-. ssth anniversary az on orr
49, eonaaeter Accompany iug
4. .rmsisafson en- tour VIII be q
.s.,ssr & celehrased vqcal artists
ssrr Mme Sars Anderson. 500
- fssn Caaxent Garden Ton
4. yassa van a. Neeg, control
- Miller tenor ard Marcus
z.wxan hsss fTUm fhe Royal
80 Bertha a chorus ~ goo
- voices wlii assist iu both
.r.lnxs pesxrafas Thursday viii
: wsrusr nlght and en Frtiay
sT.s.sr ! waph1ny program and
y HsGsYs cantata Viii BE- rgn-
~ re Sts YORK. symphony
0.Aesssa Is ths Gals permanent
l~sr,as efeseatfa. some 90 the
=. as4s beea associated with Mr
TanrscA faS Is ana 30 years
AZ sraetics fpr - months iu tho
- seceanfs for tbs absolute
rssSsri a exceilsnce attained ~
Il xrafltafsau. The concert mas
n AEganasr sasiavsky. hss been
rnA W Dan1foseh Tor ~ years
n ksada q ths different otchss-
n Mtias are All Esin artists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

seen here before. entitled Fallen
Among Thieves" the first porfnrm-
ance ~ which viii De that ~ tomor-
rows matinee
"tallen Among Thieves ~ a spec
tRCular. metropolitan comedy drama.
with "a story that is bound 90 inter-
est all dealing AZ q does with
struggle between the right and cvil
% life ~ a great city True Board.
man and Miss Hrenda Fowler. who
have scored such An emphatic hit
this week IN their debut az new lead
inE people % the Russell & Drew
forces vii b. seen IN the ieadiug
parts 81 the new east, and they are
such that both should add o. an
already hiwh popularity Fallen
Among Thieves Wili be the bin az
iho Seattle an week. with matlueef
Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14
ONLY ONE WAY TO SHAKE IT OFF

longest the kidneys. and interrupt
the purifying work.
Then the aching begins. and ia
usually accompanied with some ir.
regularity OF the urine-too fro
quent passages. sediment in the
urine, scanty. painful passages. or
blood In the urine.
Thousands testify TO the wonder.
full merit OF Doan's Kidney Pills. a
remedy for the Kidneys only. that
acts quickly, cures the kidneys.
regulates the urine and drives
backache out for good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

trunks. on which they declared only
an $500 fur Jacket
WfLKEsBARltIg Pa -Four thou
sand and sixty three school children
out Of t.2Dt here have voted fuf "a
safe ana nnuo Fourth Of July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

ms youug woman who sings with
yery pure baritone voice She h. ons
~ the wonders % the vaudeville
game. and wherever she shows. in az
ufce "a gaenritr
Dick Croiius VIII show the Ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

NEW YORK Frank W Rollins.
former governor Of New Hampshire.
and now a banker. his wife Gather.
Inc and adn Douglas. were arrested
yesterday fnr smuggling They ar
rived ON the t4uBitnuin with nine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

Tai f...ss very popular bnl "A
;ssfrnsz,,,s patton closing with the
Drss ss- - q tonight. Russeii 4
q tts.s.. NJ present At the scat.
- new melodrama. never
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

With WIN Armstrong aa an Irish
Persian. and Gus Leonard an q
Dutch CRdi there ought be more or
less reason TO laugh ones head OFT
next week at The Star
Edward Armstrong announces for
his musical comedy company that
the weeks blll Will be- The Oolah q"
just What an "OulAh' ih he doea
not aay. hat 81 ~ a cinch that there
u a laugh. ~ more. ia ~. ~ what's
the difference.
f.th~i Davis and the rest OF the
Armstrong faVuFlteH viii BE- In the
cast. and there win be fun enough 70
laugh tho week cut with. and then
some more.
The essence of good or evil Ia a
certain disposition OF the will
EpictetuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14
Hair Loss

Suppose you send this advertisement
TO some friend who Is losing her
hair. Everybody should know thar
Ayers Hair Vigor promptly cheeks
falling hair, destroys dsndruh, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14
Does not Color the Hair

Coassh your doctor about your falling hair
Uhe ssys. "Agcr . Iiair Ytsos Is The bed. "
then begin today. i,o,sK.rs %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30
Read The Busy Corner Store ad.


For SALE-Several head of
horses1 ga iand IS years old,
wdighmg from 1850 to 1850 each.
Call at thee Times-Her office.
For SALE Wagon, buggy,
washing machine and wringer,
household utensils etc. to be sold
cheap at Albert Shaw's. Come
quick and get a bargain. ggo
If you want to make trade.
sell youryFelinqpishment er, other
property The lnhhd Empire Real
ty Co. will be of great assistance
to you. They have sold others
and can sell yours.
! iThe htest GeSelopment in poll
teal circles in the last few days
is the candidhCyof Judge George
f.. Davis for the Office of circuit
Judge for the ninth judicial dis
trict, comprising the counties Of
Grant q Flarney and Malheur.
Judge Davis has served one six
year term and has had many
matters of Importance coming up
for adjudication during his in
cumbohcyiH9W. w. Wood will
also be- a candidate, eontesting the
republican nomination with Judge
Davis. Mr.. Wood has been en-
gagged in the practice of law here
foriahnumber of years and for
the past two years served as dep
uty district attorney, II is also
understood that Dalton Biggs Of
Malheur county will make the
run on the democratic ticket.
Blue Mt Eagle. ,..I
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30
ECONOMIC VALUE OF GOOD ROADS,

Just to show what good roads
will do for country, " said Henry
Wemme, one of Portland's best
authorities on good roads, in an
interview in The Oregonian, 'vou
take all that land around the
Base Line and Section Line roads,
and you can't get an for acre less
than $500 to $500. Out in Wash
ington County, land with just as
good soil brings $3.50 to 5000 per
acre" This striking economic
situation has not been newly
discovered by Mr.. Wemme. 1t
is one that has been commented
on for years, although the diff
erence in value between good
roads and bad roads has been
reflected in real estate prices to
a greater extent in the past year
than ever before. Mr.. Wemme's
statement, I'm good roads you
will find the remedy for the high
cost of living" has a practical
demonstration in various parts of
the country.
In the same issue of The Ore
gonian appeared a Klamath Falls
special regarding communica-
ton from Silver Lake business
interests asking klamath County
to assist in improving the county
road so that Silver Lake could
secure its supplies by way Of
Klamath instead of through
Shaniko. 1t is 100 miles from
Klamath to Silver Lake and 10
miles to Shaniko, but the roads
to Shaniko are in so much better
condition than those by way Of
Klamath that a saving is effected
by making the additional 40-mile
wagon haul. In other words,
the consumers of the Silver Lake
country are forced to pay 80 per
cent more for freight than
would be necessary if the roads
were in good condition. The in
terest displayed in the good
roads question and the advan-
tages that follow the improve
ment of the public highways is
shown daily in the regular news
columns of the paper. Hardly
day passes without mention from
some part of the state Of exten-
sive new road building projects
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30

The Times-Herald might men
ton some hundred or more pos
sibilities that have not already
had attention for various offices
in this county, but is not in that
kind of business. 1t wants to
see good men put up for office
but does not believe in urging a
lot of fellows who stand about as
much show as a snow ball in
the Warm Springs on a July
afternoon, to come out for Office
in order to pull their leg"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the under.
signed vas on tbs Ind day oI July, 1910,
duly and regularly appointed by the
Hon J +. Rector, Judge Of the County
Con Of lIarney County, Oregon. Ad-
ministrolor Of the estate Of James Leo
~ i deceased aud was duly qualified
AZ by hw Repaired. Any and all per
sons having claims agninst said estate
a'r hereby required lopresent the same
With proper vouchers, duly verified ms
by law required, within ak months
irIm 'hc date Of THE notice, to mo at
Bnrn., Oregon, or at the Office OF my
attorney O. II. Leonard at burns,
Oregon.
Dated at Burns, Oregon July 23, 1910.
W G. BYRD, Administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

aBIFi pnuNlrEp STATES LASp oFFICE.l
Burns, oregon, July "a, 1910
Notic,is htrtby given that Samuel A Mcaley
of HArtImRu, urpgon, who, ou March D., 1867
Tor Nls1kta, sEl aNki a, aud NEt. SNl., Section
q, Townthfr ~ sOnth, RAifse ID Fast Willamette
MpridiHn, hss nled notice Of inlrniiou TO MAKE .
ftnal proof, 10 establish claim TO the iand
above dctcribod. before the Register aud Re
eeitvr. ~ hnrus. ofesJh, on the 10Th day Of
september 1910,
ulainlaut names Al witnesses
Roy thumAu, Ira buud, Prank G. Fister all Of
Harrimani Oregoh ! n Jensen. Of RiveFsIde,
oregon,
|.'..|l '' Nv. F.aHE, RsEisiet
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30
mPs. r. A. COLE DEAD

The many friends Of Mrs.
Frank A. Cole were shocked yes
terday morning to learn that
the estimable lady had passed
away at 8 O'Clock. She had been
more or less i'll for several weeks
but no one outside of those with
her realized the seriousness Of
her illness. For two weeks she
had been with Esper Greathouse
and his sister on their mountain
farm in the hope Of recuperailng
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITHD 5TATts LAM OYTfcF
F ONU UNU 6 nusne. Oregon, juno n. 1910.
Nullrc Ia hereby given thA. Prank Adrian.
oI pcuio, Ofegor. who. ON July !, 1901,
made desert, laud entry No p65. Serial No
Qlg?,ior kE,f NV and SWil kEt<. Section
Township q s., Range VI T.. Willamette Meu.
dian, hHl blrd potitc OF iEtcuti0n io make inai
proof TO establish claim 10 the land above de.
scTibtd. before Nj O'ConuoT. u, a. Comnia
nioucf. at his ofice Bt penio. oregon. on the
jth day ofhuRuBt. lsfO, li.fs.I1I H' i..
Claimant names As wituasseEs
Arg, u u DcfssnbauEh, ffaueiB n drove
Columbus Grove, Aevonus DefcnbauEh all of
I..., t.. . WV. FAHRE. Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30

A press dispatch under Port
land date states that articles of
incorporation have been filed by
the Oregon Democratic publish
ing Co. with a capital stock Of
100000. The company proposes
to publish a morning daily in
Portland to be known as the
Oregon Daily Democrat.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30

The Times-Herald IS of the
opinion that the Oregonian is
right when it says the head of
the assembly ticket is weak
selection. 1t is a pity DR..
Smith was buncoed into going
before the convention instead of
coming out squarely at the pri-
mary election. Either Os West
or jeff Myer will be governor
from this blunder.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30

What's the use insisting that
men are candidates for an office
when they have repeatedly said
they would not stand for it. >
Cut out the monkey business"
and ask some good men to ac-
cept the nominations then tend
to our own business and let the
voters choose.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30
NorItE FOR PUBLICATION.

usirEp STATES LASD OFpicE
|| l"" A. hnrns oregon. July ~ 1910
Notice 10 hereby given that Melvin J. McMul
lon. Of Dfcwscy, Oregon. who. on May !, 1906
5'p' 3'gd' hgTsssiissd snily Nc. 2ioi, serial 10
section ~, 1uwnshtp 10 south, Range "a
Fast, Willamette Meridian. has ni-d notice
OF iutruii9u tn make Final Five. Year
Proof, a. establish claim toth- land abovr dos,
gtibgd, baiore the Rcgs,or aud Receiver. at
Bnfns .oteron, on The pth day Of September 1910,
Claimant uamgs a. witnsaser
J l. sitf. y J. Howard. y, ". Duntcn Homer
Ptcsiny, OF DFcNacy, orcgou.
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