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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-20
TOWNSHEND.

G. H. Evans attended the funeral OF
Judge J. /. Martin in Brattleboro Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Phillips of Orange.
Mass. are visiting in the home of their
brother, K. ID. Phillips .....-.......
Mrs. \. +. AIorey. who spent a month
with her sister, Mrs G. IT, Willard. re-
turned Saturday to her home in Oak
Park, Ill.
Addison kidder, who has been working
in South Londonderry, came Monday to
the Townshend Inn. Mr. Burke has work
TAT the NeWfane Inn
Two barrels Of warm and suitable cloth
mg contributed from families in the
nelshborhood have been packed by Mrs.
Clara Blanchard at her home To be sent
to the Morgan Memorial. charitable as
ISOLATION in Boston, for distribution
among tie needy
On account Of rainy weather a smaller
number than usual attended the dance IN
the town hail Monday evening. about -
couples being present. One-steps were cut
IRON the program, much to the satisfac
tion of most of those present. and a pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all. Another
dance will be held Feb. 10 with the Same
music.
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GREEN RIVER.

Floyd Gerrish of Grove is piling and
drawing logs for R. E. Gates.
Mrs. Fanny Thomas of West Gull
ford is at hrs. Susan Stoves for the
present.
Clinton Barry of Halifax visited his
father, F. \. Barry, the first of the
week.
Norton Fairbanks of Halifax was
a guest of his brother, d. f. Fair
banks, Sunday. .-e
Fred H. Stowe, travelling salesman
for the H. Stowe & Sons Chair Cos.
left Monday for his spring TRIP
through the New England states.
Amos Black and Mr.. Cromack OF
Leyden are drawing the lumber from
the Denison farm to Brattleboro and
are living at the Worden farmhouse.
George Lynde and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Gallup and daughter attended the
three wedding receptions at Grange
hall, Guilford Centre, Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert White of this
village were among the relatives
who gathered by invitation at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
French in Guilford Saturday evening
where they were delightfully."- enter
tanned by the host and hostess.
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field. Mass lowered the track record
TO 2.l6 p. The tournament OF 1895
OufshoHe it, predecessor. - Eddie
Bald wheeled an exhibition half in
D -. Nat Butler circitd the track
twice in the record time of 2.eI. and
&C.. II. Newton made mile i'll compcti
tiou I'M 2.ll 10. Tie Ia ~ meet was
held in August. 1896. and was highly
successful although NO record perform
ances took place.
ina the days OF high wheel racing fhe
Vermont Wheel club was represented
by riders who won the bulls Of the
prizes at the local meets = ~. Kirk
Hand won the half mile state champion
ship In 1856 and at Montpelier the fol
lowing year he won the thrce-mile
state championship. G. Il. Crosby won
the halfmile state championship in
llss7 and several other races. Formerly
! the club held runs at intervals through
. out each summer. but since the bicycle
craze has disappeared these are no
longer fixtures and the offices 81 cap
tain and lieutenant have been dropped
from the list.
/ The club has been Interested in other
sports. IN the SUMMER Of 1902 il sup
ported a baseball team i'm the local
league, and in 1903 the Y. II. G. team
won the local league championship. IT
also WIS represented by q team in tho
local basketball league which PLAYED
series OF games earla- iu 1909. OF late
years billiard anil POOL tournaments
nave been regular fxtme> every win
ter.
/ The Vermont Wheel club g., made up
iof BIattlcboro = representative men
and is a powerful factor in thc life
Of thc community. A. "a olnh ii offers
unusual privileges. aud it, steadily iu
creasing membership speaks we'll for
it, popularity
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VERMONT WHEEL CLUB.
Continued from Page L.

needless to add that all club members
deeply appreciate what they did ia
make the opening the success that il
was.
The New Quarters
The new rooms Of the Vermont
Wheel club occupy the entire third
floor of the new Grange buildino on
Elliot street. In arrangement, decora-
ton and equipment the quarters are
ideal. and without doubt give the
local organization home that Is the
equal of that of any club in New Eno-
land. The total floor space il about
$500 square feet in addition to that
available for roof garden purposes, and
he various rooms are so designed aud
arranged as to combine beauty. com
| fort and convenience to q marked de.
gree.
| The main entrance To the club is on
| the second floor of tile Grange building.
| at the head of the stairway leading
! directly from the first floor entrance on
the street level Inside the glass pan
/ ellcd door. which is suitably inscribed
! is a small hallway with a comfortable
stairway leadiT" upward to the lobby
around which the various club rooms
| center. The entire. front of the build
! ing Is devoted to three rooms opening
| into each other by wide doorwavs and
50 arranged as to be TUNED into one
room almost 20 feet long and more
than 20 feet wide These rooms are
finished in q restful shade of brown
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on Tue SIup i"iiS 'o"aH' "u' was OUT
VI ~ S"e 'iup Se'ei"i Years
me eluh rooms were IN Market
D oo ,J6 rom NoIempef. 1882 to July
- l0''' "heI. A''Iae'lNe quar- tiers III
the HI"hGe pullIlhS were opened he
IN membership AT hfSt was limited to %.
rms Inns iuII2er was inefease9 AT dlhe.ent
tilnes; Just now thefe l. no mempef-
snip mint ne Gu" mas ~ active
ieSlueh' i'eiiloe'S' one h"nol"I! mem
t aer auI NONRESIDENT mrhi"elS'
ne ciup was l"eoi GRATED under the
laws W., OF vernon NP'h -. 1870.
me present oilSe.S 81 me eiub are:
PRESIDENT oscar H.. hensoh; wee l..s.-
ueh'' ''i''' les n 'I"NhN secretary. VII
nam \. 9humNaN' treasurer, Lawrence
n. haF"eI hoaid or governor, the oil
nceIs ana Daha ~. "iillah. harles A.
-Nehae ana tieu l.. ,-'''.,iier.'A' mouse
,,, Tee re" =. Ma "rt4-lh' august
I.s2H anu II il'IiE r 'i''h'-
| oilo" lHS - 'L' A'I "L P.o7ioells
"l '"e Siup, ~ l. E-ill' -7"''
- ~ 'iai ma $3.50 n n
Io"u, 2,',.lg' -. l.. i IN i>'"' W
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four heavy oak card tables and the
requisite number of oak chairs. In the
center Of the east wall is Il fireplace
surmouuted by mantle of plain but
attractive design. At each side of the
fireplace is u comfortable window seat.
To the west of the reception room is
the reading room, similar in size and
shape to the card room and likewise
containing fireplace. In the center
of this room is large oak table for
books and magazines, and in one cor
ner an Estey player piano of special
mission design. In addition to numer-
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stamps could have been saved, also much
time if the shareholders had been present
at the annual meeting
The election of officers followed and re-
suited as follows: President, Frank, +.
Neaw: secretary and manager, l.. IL. Hig-
gins; directors, IL. f. Spark, II. Z. John
son, f. \. Roadway, Frank +. Yeaw. A.
j.. Jones, George Z. Ware, f. p 0sgood.
II. Q. Gale, f. c. Cutler
In 1914 the amount OF butter made was
I1lS,G9G pounds, and SD ,169.5 - was paid
was declared on capital stock.
In appreciation of the work done by
the secretary and treasurer, his salary
was raised for the coming year.
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Gus comfortable chairs the room con
tains several large couches and a con
venient newspaper rack.
In the rear Of the card room Is the
billiard and pool room finished in dark
oak effect with dull green wainscoting
and tan wall tint. Two billiard and
two pool tables Of special design are
the chief attractions OF this part of
the club. They are lighted by chande-
Tiers of special pattern. The floor
Of the billiard room is covered with a
cork carpet. while along one side is a
row Of leather upholstered touches on
Il raised platform. The billiard and
pool tables ale manufactured by J. f..
Came OF Boston and are without doubt
the finest ever Installed in this section.
Opening of the reading room is the
library and directors room which con-
taiHs a large oak desk and writing ia
ble in addition to a bookcase and sew
eral large chairs. Back OF the library
his the dining room. done in Flemish
oak with bcamed ceiling and panelIed
walls. Small oak tables, with a nor
NAL seating capacity of Is. are ar
ranged about tine sides of the room.
while the plate rail is adorned with
stems aud plaques Of ornamental de
sign. At the rear of the dining room
and connected with il by swiu@in"
doors * the kitchen whose modern
equipment includes large gas range.
refrigerator and china closet. All of
the china for use in the cafe bears the
club emblem in purple. Other rooms in
cludo Il lavatory, equipped with shower
and tub baths, toilet room, wash room
and coat room.
In the lobby. from which access to all
the other rooms can bc gained, is "a
handsome upright clock, a silent sales
man cigar case and Il telephone booth,
y windiu" staircase from the lobby
| leads to the root garden.
The rooms were designed bv NcIar-
| land 4 Colby, architects. of Boston
| the furniture and crockcry furnished
| by Emerson \ Son. the rugs and
| drupc.ies by Moran \ Co. the electric
| fiNtures by H. u. Walker. the pIumbiu.
| fixtures by W. !. Pcutland, ir., the cafe
aud card room tables bv Holden 4 Mar.
tin. the cafe chairs by the White Riv
| er Chair Co. the fireplace Furnishings
Ibv Robbins X CowleS and the clocks
Ibv Vaughan x Burnett.
The committees in charge OF furnish
/ ing the new quarters was composed OF
! Iesiue"' SHC''' IN -A''nUt -
NN',t' anu N'oI-e T. I oS'sI' anu III,
result OF '"SF WoIN - Il" acme el"'u'
Nnl'h Is "ot o"iN eN'"[u'S OF 'HvL |N
'rlien' ''S'I '"' "'''7'' az AN '"'
'luo l'''I "c'S'
Inc rooihS are III 'n"'Se 81 noi.''s
storms VIII" "'i'''"' ''0"So" - assist
aot.
History OF the Club.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-20

American manufacturers who have
been marking goods destined for South
America '' Made 81 Germany. 10
fool their customers and cannot ship
them now because they might be con
fiscated 10y British cruisers are justly
caught i'm their own trickcrv
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HALIFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Learnard made
a business trip to North Adams Fri
day.
There was a meeting of the Whist
club at Mr., aud Mrs. Harry Leon
ard s Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Holmes of Colrain is
spending several days with her par
euts, Mr. and Mrs. George Scott.
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Contributions for Belgian Relief.

The meeting addressed by David Wit
lard was held i'll the Congregational
church Thursday evening, Jan. IA. and
was well attended. The contribution
given for Belgian relief was 50. and this
added TO the sum already raised in New
fame for this work viii amount to $50 or
more. At the meeting Thursday after
noon Mr., Willard gave directions for the
preparation of surgical dressings to be
used on the battlefield and i'll hospitals
Mrs. Abbie Fish Morse was appointed
chairman of the work committee, and
everyone II requested to assist by the
contribution of old cotton or linen 1t Is
hoped that by personal service every so
ciety aud club III town Will give time and
service for this cause. Brookline, vii
EVANSVILLE South Newfane and Dover are
invited to cooperate with Newfane that
supplies may 90 together 10y express t.
New York. From there. they Will be talk
en- free Of charge to the European port OF
| entrance,
\ meeting for work is appointed to b,
| hrId III the vestry Of the Congregations
| church Thursday afternoon, Jan. II, and
an are requested to bring supplies and tn,
needed implements for work.
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admirably suited to their style of arch
itecture and the uses for which they
are intended. The woodwork is. treat
ed with a biscuitine stain, which with
the brown grasscloth wallpaper makes
an appropriate background for the
furniture, most of which is OF mission
design in ftmed oak and leather. The
window draperies are OF green over
ccru, while heavy velour portiercs Of
green and brown adorn the doorways.
These rooms asv well as tile lobby are
lighted by senHIudirett bowls of sim
pie but attractive design.
The middle room, which opens direct
~ of the lobby, is Intended for rccep-
ton purposes and contains in addition
to several massive oak and leather
pieces a number Of handsome brown
wicker chairs and couchcs. At the east
end Is the card room, equipped with
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-20

Mrs. Edith Cgrss Is yisiriH. relatives
here
AIisy Florence Fox of Wilmington
visited Mis-. Minnie Allen ths FIRST III
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. john Coleman or Brat
tleboro attended the festival and visit
lea Mr. Coleman parents.
Mrs. Gordon auH 81 woman friend
from Williamsyiiia visited I'll George
Coleman Friday and SATURDAY
The officer, If Rfd-ley lodge. !. %. %.
T.. far 1915 afe. <. C.. W. 81. Vim.
y. c.. ". ". Cauedy: 81. \. ". :. Al
LEM 4. = o.. n. Shirpce. treas. ~. H.
Gross. conductor. M NJ Plumb: war
den. r. Il. Johnson. chaplain. 4. T..
Stiekuey; Il. =. y. g.. y . Wiun: L.
=. y. g.. G.. Il. Grou~hcrk: r.. :. y. g..
4. =. Chase. l.. :. y. o.. Charles Nil.
chrll- X. :. -. W u. Chase: 4. :. :
DO. !. Sprague: /. g. Frank Phillips.
O. e.. L. :. Spra-uc; T.. g.. Or. ;. r.
Dunn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-20

The winner among % entries in
contest for military aeroplane engine:
that will last several months will re
ceive a $25, 700 prize from the British
government.
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JACKSON VILE.
Fair and FESTIVAL Cleared $50.

The reputation of tbe annual fair
and festival for ao,t time amt crowd
Was maintained Till, wear Tu. uum-
hsg present Ns', euc uj On. largest iu
its history. i2i bail tickets being sold
and =" being served with chicken pic.
keon Interest was taken iu the display
ant sale at articles ha ti" Wo.arn The
candy booth Boa charge II Miss Calista
Eohert-. Louise Temple Audrey Adams
aud Ea.tE Gross. sold ont IT. supply
ot caHiv early. About $50 niil br
CLEARED Deg the >srirta.
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Chairman Opening Night Committee.
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professional Cards

Or. HENRY TUCKER. Residence. l2 Grove
St; telephone 258. O6cc, Leonard block.
Hours. lao to 3, and z to s. Telephonc,
29-W.
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"Pareciamos dos conejos entire una

"Pareciamos dos conejos entire una
iauria de blancos %podencos que nos
~ensehaban los dientes por todas par
ties"
No existe uno sola. palabra demas
en- el libro. Una pagina o dos bastan
para muchos de ellos, ninguno exec
de de veinticinco o treinta y sin en-
barge revelan un sentido de porme-
nor. Son cabales, cada uno compile
to en- la impression que produce. FL
cscritor es un artista de alta cate
goria, pero ia mezclado sangre con
su tinta Y Ia sangre grita Il traves De
las palabras aun cuando sean apaci-
bles Y ~bentvoIas.
En- algunos cuentos 81 propagan-
dista habl2 demasiado claro: este que
da bajo la tuerZa y belleZa del resto;
nero el libro no es notable en- con-
unto porgue aunque sea In intenSa
expression lie IN credo. es en- primer
termino una DORA Ge arte-
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n..-. l.. go, -ir.r.,, L. amos Il
1o, ..roauI;.,r; ,a,. o.,,r;, an
.1,,o ,.;r,,. ia T., ,.;5a -. =, .v,us,
an.r.n,, Nm, c,,l; J., ,,,..Ito .,
,.,.,r..,r NJ l,,ro N,,,r,rmcnt. nun
~ MR.. com c,.,o ir,cr.. i~mn,,i~rt.
NOR .,,or email b,yo sido 81 frpfn de-
asa n.rioJo no rcnoso o. nj mrnae Il.
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~..,,ml." ,,,u,uo. ,o,.
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pra., miarrr,s lois "NIadrc" rIc IN
lihro ono ~n,rari9 haher hrotado de In
migma TERRA. scmciante i un robe:
sombrio. inm6vil. immense. ~atancde"o
a cosaS elementales. nutrido por el
vicnto de! ciclo. por cl sol. cl frio. n
lluvia. Os hace sentir como 10 haria
la miraLa. fila tristc. de un amelia
no campesino. que hubiera scntido Y
persado mucho: causa Ia impression de
due una mano rugosa Y potente nos
m agarrado Dor los hombros. no po-
jrais olyidarlo, como no podriais OIL
yidar I'M ser humane dentro de cuya
,1m. rs huhiera sido dgdo mirar.
=, .ro limo NJ J~iforante do :odo
aso Flo M sirnifica me no sea n
ob,, he~mosa. nm rrabafo reuo de me
rito. Is iustamcnte Ia obra del "~tis-
IA. lEientras en- cl otro libro parece
rs encontrdseis Ell una llanura.
u..l ouoruos fror7,s o, mo
.:m. ,..o o+,o no,oco o,,e on
''''s I'' 60 POI" IINo,m-
io' pN
co#"S que es'aA en- 'orno " |" luz
que Sc mira a tra'eS 0e los 'eh'"iI"-
les pIntaGo" poF el arte Su!o' oeIi"-
mente c~oioreada. en- Terdad. pero d.
versa. pOr eNtrano modo. dc aque-
LA palida Y agreS,e luz de atuera.
Las pleas de "CuentoS de o pal
SEES sol asombrosamente FlVlaaS'
Cork Sc desempena de modo ma&nlf'-
co en- aquel!o que lnnUmefoS eScF!Io-
res de menos fuste rattan dc haceE
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Hombres y Mujeres Aparecen en- la Lozania de la
Joventud como los Ninos.

81 comen CRRTONE. Ea aTmentacon hoy da e drtnbuda los pobres soldados
hcmdos en- Europa. prh SoTeiad de Ia Cruz Rol y tanbcn zen vanos de los Demra-
rrrtos Ncfco5 de los Etrcto& Los peNIoS para este mnravihso saliva vida Y crrndor
de ,Ui ' fueruS.a mncutlu dmnancltc porlue Sepn qe CEkTONE sin dda pro-
d,rra los relltado< mcncinlo. CERTONE conrcne soIamentc BUENO, lbsolu-
tlntntcu NADIA IaNoo.
AHORA HABLAREMOS DE SUI CASO;-P&ra sunmiSuarse cor Ia sensation
de meva vida. wgm. @ud para Near los hgaes hweos en- Nl cuerpo, por ejempo:
Ell cuelo, I pecho Y los mrnbros Y para ayuiar l SiIena de Ia digestion goa
ompIranente las hons dc dormi, ne7ios tarqulos y 81 quue conocer "alud
0 que necesna ' L@ea cuaquer persona. No imilra que lie aAge ahora-Ud. tene
ur ser fortleido con Aui V fuerH para evrar Is dahos de cmlquea erfermedad.
Con sumo agrdo, ' conn pueba sin gaHos 4 I'd. IL oHecemos UNI cajade
CERTONE graunamcnc que atualmcNtc vale SOC. ID .Sea e Juezs sin pener m
cenrvo, en- SUI cash mTa vera Ia pneta. SoEamente enWe"t Ia Pequena cantddds
Toe. en- SeS de Su pals para d fanqro, V el mimo da que nos Heue Su etimail
cata lie enyinemos Ia GAIA de SOC. de CERTONE i M direction poma Grnh-6 81
pefrrc puude Comprulo en Ia bCma mas proXima. Note Ia meOna que le demosraa
su espGo. Glnmi IN peso ' aiqurai color Vera como ID m&mo sei oenefcado
y como Sc encontrri con mas yigor &Id y cames ronaS.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.

'PiporrazoS' cura la t~iricia, ell
faStidio. las ganaS de morirse de
hambre V toda claSe de barbarida-
deS barharas. COmpre listed "Pipo-
rraXOS.
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CFRTONE. f. famoso railIor que ararrcc arha cor ss dntngndos hoS e el 81
lose A Ruiiv. qrp oct mas de 100 melalaSde primer Preno IN raraS ompcucrone
:" 4 rurcos' Y ah0l e; el clnpron mas famoSO. Nease los ninoS que tambren Son
iitneuiIos ruLuIrcs-ctos ioyrrcr~< Endo, gnCiosoS Y roH2oN ONE 10 nSmo
que u padre. c narnino>o tumo CERTONE para aar vEor Y &md.
Id. han vMo muchos rctaos dfeenns que hemos pubi@do, representative
Prraorerde Ia Cutu-a Fhi, vuos aIcucoS Y ditngudoS honbreSy damaS de todas
eIIc. qc tesgan ONO CERTONE les Ia pueao fuere-ha producido en- SH caos
cprcilcs una ,orprrnIcutr gananca de Cane SohlaN nueva vida y fuerI. depueS dc
ubrr probable otos remedies de d7-as Y medicines, sin adquiir benehco agnno.
Las prurbS msc xccpcioracs ytcIimo MOS emraorinaios son eScrtaS regullrmentc
al Prciirnt- de Ia Comp.m:l Cernrc pr cemplo leec los SgunreS testimonies
FL Ca F. NJ. Tluinr Emi 10 klu; Dr. l. II. Thomas, edd de So AMOS gn6 5E
k"o: SMa NJ. v Lee, secrtada dc Ia Ihl CmHiana II kIoS; MMgrta Boyle, TX
William Brown, ehd 80 aaoS knos; Sra Lillian F. Schnyo gm6 medic Eo al
d: II. de Loten. knos con solo una GAIA; SHta Louise Boyd, * e. Ia pHrera
II kTos u * ds etc. etc.
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DE 500 GRATIS.

Este cupon con 1Oc en- seus lie coreos para gastos de fanqueo, vale por
Uni GAIA de 50. de CERTONE grtuamene con Ia condconq que no haya tornado
Y probado este maravIoso ctadoG lie carnes y fortlecedor. Mande pr su GAIA
hoy msmo. fSolmene I'M GAIA gratis a cada perNna). Gee. A. Sykes,
PrsiIente, CERTONE CO., SD Twelfth Ave, Dept c. 3S, New York.
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Ia sIaruueSa de F0NTEN0l.
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Fl. C~ORRENPON~ n
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-21

Co N q. Corner No. Q whence Witness Cor ner bears north Ss links; thence north 9.gO chains Co Corner No. &, whence cotton wood .r... E..rs north ra der Iu min. west, dad chains. thence cast ll9Q chains to NJ. C.. Corner Nu and place of beginning.
 Area atH acres. Variation, 2e deg 70 min.
 As additional to Che original homestead Of CHnr.us M Blair os iudicatod on Che certih- ga.. issued by thc General Land Office. dated May .H. isgo showing chat M, J. Wine is ur.Hur section -HUb of Che Revised Statutes, based upon tnp Charles M Blair right, ana further showing s1id certificate satisfied as Co ..u. acres nt land by Noosehead HsaiuE and Wu.r. Company. Co which said certificate is attached JcrUbcauou by the General Land UH.. dated November q. lyl], Go the chect tina. sa.j certificate or copy ot paper is a .ra. copy 1f tuy original There is attached Go sand certificate 8u assignment ot said right tr .He Alaska Packers Association.
 N.Ucg .- hereby given chat any and ol persons claiming any portion ot Che above Urs.r.bed land arc required Co hc % protest I.r.r.. .He period ol publication or thirty days thereafter. la accordance with law, Wilh lhe H...s..r uud Receiver of thc United States laua OHgg at Juneau. Alaska.
 ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
 By Henry r. tortmUnn, President, Address. san trtuc.sgo, California.
 \....g. ui tHc above application wlll be puo- us..d u fGy seward Gateway, printed at seward. Au.... which | hereby designate as ... newspaper published nearest Che land ape .... tor u s.t application.
 C. B WALKER. Register. Ur,. publication May la, lsl'.
 Ias. publication July -5. lyl9.