davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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qy survey in hr 41-3 49,. $50
Ben Tiff,1 a in sec Il 8. l3acqd
L H Bankston $50
Eugene Wilson, l a in sci Of
se4 sec 1923 80. :. 800
Richard Weston, 3 d and i'm
provements in sec q 3.13 acqd
j D Riley ..... -. 4.7o
Mary Wilson, 1 lot so Ivy -
in M O Dean add. b. 'yaiusa 200
= FIFTH WARD, COLpKED
/ Tom Brown, 1926 a in hr Al /
IA n Sara Hart sJulia James G. 40
Corine Flanders, 71-2a in hr
41-1-14 by survey acqd Julia
flahderS .......... ...... 2.oO
w + Foster, 80 a II w Green e
Frank Fosters P Cree k. . 6.15
S R Galloway, 50 10 of ne4
sec 5-1-13 -. 500
Susan Killen, 4Oa sw4 of SCI
sec 30-1-10 4.60
| Mary Speights, 50 a in sec 81
1-13 .. S.15
Nancy Sam, 10 a n Mrs W W
Seal e Ada Robinson S Il W Chas
Peters 3-45
jim Thompson Sc a Ia't of sw /
Of sw4 sec Il and " IL Of sw4 OF
nw4 sec 2S-1-l4 49,. :.
CM Wilson, rs a in hr 40-2, If
n aud g G ST. Co. S S Wilson-9. 80
NON RESIDENT LIST
5 f Avery, lots 1875 and 1876 blk
II Angie :. >. 4.40
Joe Batson, lot 100 blk ii and
lot l49 blk 8 Angie .2.33
breckenridge Est. of +. +,
100 a in hr 43-411 bound north
by lands formerly owned by c NJ
CorkereniBC Rivers land formerly
ownoI by Eldredge Magee.l4 50
reIlamy Lumber Co., 1914 a
emb y only W 1-2 Of net & e -
Of nw4 sec Alb; 104.57 S y
os sw4 and S 70 of n 1-2 Of sw4
sec 5.1-13; 2O7.S1 a ne44''& sw4 Of
sci sec 5 & in part ne4 of NV hf
sec S-1-l3; l4.76 ,..aERnw4
Of SCI, less field sec 81
-13; 44.1G a of n 1-2 Of SCI of
nw4 4 lot 3 & 2.40 a Of ne4 of ne4
sect 1,13; 20 part Of lots 2 and
3 sec S-1-13; 1852 all of lot t
part Of lot 3 sec s-1-13; 3O7 a hr
37-1-I3- ;203.4S a II Of nw4 &
nw4 Of sw4 sec 2l-1-13; 40 in
n 1.2 of hr 40-1-13; 800 a Sc II
of hr 40-1l3: 120 a ne4 of ne4 &
W 1-2 of ne4 sec 31-1.13; 40 a sw4t
of SCI sec. 31-1-13; 121 timber &
land W - Of sw4 sec Hip;
nw4 Of sw4 sec 25-1-I3; 1912 a
nef Of SCI and SCI of ne4 sec 24-1-
Il; 10 a nw4 Of ne4sec 24-1-12;
I65.18as 2 of nw4 and ne4 of
sw4 and nw4 of SCI sec 24-1-12;
Il go a nw4 Of sw4 and sw4 Of
sw4 less 9.21 a sec 24-l-12; Slot
a 1.2 of SCI of SET sec 24-1-12;
mel OF ne4 sec 25-1-12; 4Oa sw4
of u. 1 sec 27-1-12; S2.92 a W y
"f nw4 sec Alb; 3.20a g 1-2 of
hN4 sec 5-1-13: IS nw4 Of nw4
sec LIB; 1850 a lot l sec 91-l3
55s a ne4 Glib; n - sec 16-1-13;
W IL SCI sec 17.l-13. 260 a lots 1
and 2 and 8 a out of let 3 sec III
-13; ne4 Of sw4 sec 21-1-13; and
in sw corner hr 37-1-13; 800 a in
br 39.1-13; and n - Of ne4 of
nw4 sec 41-1-13. Taxes and cost
r. A. BrinsOn, 159.4e a sw4 Of
So and qe4 of sw4 sec Is &
nw4 of nw4 4 ne4 Of nw4 sec ii 1
-13, 1860 Il Z - Of nw4 and net
ne r,pI oon 70 1Q ICt Ok hlly e lot
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New Orleans Great Northern
Daily Service
HLTWEEN
Franklinton, La.
New Orleans, La
Jackson, Miss.
Columbia, Miss.
Iylertown, Miss.
Folsom, La.
Reduced Round TriG Weekend
Tickets on Sale.
PASSENGER SCHEDULE
bN'L -I-ASLfl SU MA
orth-bound. South-Bound
NO. S2-l0:25 am. No. 91-2:25 p. m.
No. 34-7:4Op. m. No. $3.50 a. m.
SUNDAY ONLY
No. 3S-a:@5 p. m. No. 37-6.25 am,
No. 56-1l:O5 a. m. No.35.4:2O p. m
For further information, apply
to Ticket Agent, or
NJ. J. Mcmahon, G. P. A.
6. B. AUBURTIN, A.G.P.A.,
9O5 Whitney-Central Bldg.
New Orleans, La.
Long Distance Phone Main 4SS.
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Fisst-class job Printing at the
ERA.LEADER,
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br 39.1-13; and n - Of ne4 of
nw4 sec 41-1-13. Taxes and cost
........ ....,.......... S5o3..OO
r. A. BrinsOn, 1913 a sw4 of
se4 and ee4 of sw4 sec Is &
nw4 of nw4 4 ne4 Of nw4 sec II /
-13, 1860 Il Z - Of nw4 and ne4
Of nw4 sec l3.l-13, lot IS blk 6, lot
40 blk Z, lots 63 and 81 blk Z in
Angie. e.......... 27.60
W D Brinson, lot 46 blk s and
lot 122 blk II in Angie :. ..3.05
Brinson and Scott, lots q and
% in Angie -. .... ..3.O5
Mary Bryant, lots l and 2 blk 4
in Hackley 300
". F. Campbell, lots "A and Is
blk u Jones add. Bogalusa-4. 50
Desha Chambers, 1873 a in hr
41-2-14 and 37-212. -. 800
Edd Evans & H Cornibe, lots Z
and 8 blk 6 Sc Richardsontown
add. Bogalusa -. -. -. 6.25
L P Gaudett, lot 2 blk 7 in p H
add Hogalusa ........ $40
W NJ Givens, lot $50 blk 90 In
Angie .. ............. 2l0
Persey Harold, 81 - ii nw4 of
SCI and sw4 of ne4 Sc 12c-1-1O|
'...,,.. 'i'
Hattiesburg Bank 4 Trust Co.
30 in part hr o4-1 10. $50
l. A Jenkins, lots /, 2, 3, 4 and
5 blk 81 in Rio. ......... 1907
GR King, lots 10 Is, II and Is
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Sheriff e. Ex -Officio Tax Collector
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E HooMAoPoPo ANA NO KA HooKAMA Ma KEIKr % OLE.
E Hooholoa la AhaoIelo la Teritore HaUaii: 49, "
PAUKU l. kekahi aele marcia, ole kekahi kane
ka wahine marcia hui like ana hki moi palapala
keai lunakanawa ka aha hookookoo kaapun ka apana
hookolokolo kaapun ioko laila aua noho ole
kekahi unakanawa ka aha hookookoo kaapun ka apana
hoooooo kaapuni ko aa Ike keik noho ka aeia
mai hookama kekahi keki ole aoe aua pono ka
hanau no kekah hooo ka noa ia keiki haawlia
paapaa la hookama Ike keiki, ina VA piha ma
makahik ka umikumamaono, a kela me keia kona mau
makua Ike kanawa pupule manaolana ole Ike OLA
mau, a ole aoe hoi haaee vale keik la no ka
mahna, aole hoi haawi mai ka pono
ka malama me ka malu keik la kekah okoa
ka elua makahki OIL hoomaopopoia hoi ia ku
lana pupue haalele vale haaw paha ka luna
kanawai Ia ka hooohea ka palapala moi
kakauia ia mea maloko ka paapaa oeo kauoha ka
aha. Ina makua he maopopo ole i ole VA
haaee ole haawi paha keik la oeloia, ia
ka hookamaa kakaua ke kahu malama kuleana
ke kanawa keik Ia ole, ina aole kau malama
Ike kanawai alala hk no ka aha Ike hookohu kekah
kupono awelawe hama ke ano he makamaka no ke
keiki. ..,7.
ka hanai hoonaauao Ike keki lie kupono,
ka hoomaopopo pu ka degere Ike kuana kona mau ma
kua pono Ike kupono la hookama aaa hoopuka
ola olelo hooholo kauoha maoko ila hoke al
hoi lumu moakaka oeo mai il la aku,
mea paul ku ka Ike kanawai keik Ia he kcik
ia ma ka mea moi ANA hoololiia no kena inoa
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. H.wAn 1e1s, : Pm AxA "A LMklNl 70 kE KrA

HxwAn 1915, Pitt Ana KA LMKINI IKE KuAI
WAU. "4"
E Hooholoid Ia dhaoeo Ia Terttore Hard
PArKu l. o ka Pauku 2053 o kanawai Houulua .
Hawaii 1915 ma keia Ike hooIola ne heuheu al like
ia mahope tho ne:
"Pauku 2O53. Auhau. o ka auhau makahki (uku)
kekah aikin kua waiu he elua daa kanama kenea;
aka nae ho kea kea loaa iaia aole OF aku
luna o eua bip VAIN hki kua aku ka waiu mai
bp Ia kekah laikn ole hama: aka nae, ooko
Ia ka kekah Oelo hooholo kanawai ke
kali aupuni kuanakauhae kaana paha pill ia hama,
pea hoi hooko pu ea la kauoha rua
hooponopono ka Papa Ola pill ana ia.
PArKU ?. Z mana keia kanawai mai a nahopc aku kona
la aponoia al >.,.. -
Aponoia keia la 8 Apera NJ. H. 1915.
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaana o ka Tertore Hawaii.
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LUC1Us f. PINKHAM,
kiaaina o ka Teritore o Hawaii.
kAHAWAl 40
-
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI Al I PAUKU 1888 kANAwAII HoULTrLrIA
- HAWAII 1915, PHI ANA HooPAA ANA Ma INoA
PoE HANAr. :e-~. ...:1 ..s-#
E Hooholoia Ia 4haolelo 10 Teritore 0 Hara,
PAUKu 1. ka Pauku 1888 Kanawai Houuuuia
Hawaii 1915 kea Ike hoololiia ne heluhelu like
ia mahope tho nei:
"Pauku 1888 Ma hanau kela me keia luna hoopaa ha
hookomo maloko VA buke la pau pill
kekahi hanau maoko kona apana like ka hik aa
Ike hoomaopopo pencil: ka ka makuakane ka Ia
akuahne, ka la ka hansn Ike Ike keiki (kane
wahine paha ka noa ke keik heaa ka inoa ks wa
hanauia al ina he keiki hanau marcia ole he keki
hanau ole Ia Aka hoi, maama luna hoopaa ha-
maui Ia oleloia maoko kekah buke okoa hanau pau
hoikea ;aia mahope maj CO. MAMMA mahope Ia ia
ia hanau, la hoopaa aoe ia aeia lilo hoike hooa
kekahi hoikea naoko laa sole no ho haaYia
kekahi kope hooaioia ia hoopaaa ole kekah hala
paha 0 ia luna hoopaa hanau la oeoia."
PAuku 2, mana keia Kanaxai mai .mahope aku-o.ka
la ona aponoia al. IS. rs {..ts.
Aponois kea Ia 8 Aperila, NJ. H. 1915. II .54
:, LUC1Us E. PINKHAM,
80. Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii.
ssss
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LUCIUS f. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina ka Teritore 0 Hawaii.
KANAWAI As
j j. go -.
HE KANAWAI

HooLoL1 Al KA PAuKr 2174 kANAwAI HoULuULUIA
o HAwAu o 1915, EtPiL1 ANA KE Kono BAIeKA NO KA
.2HooMAopopo 1kA HoopuKA 1 BONA Ale AuprNt Me-
N1sPALA. .zsy .1ssz
o Hooholoia ka 4kaoeo ka Teritore Hapaii: 49,
J PAskusf O. ka Pauku q 74-o Kanawai> Houluuluia
Hawaii 1915 ma keia Ike hoooa Ee heuheu al like
meta mahope Tho mel: - :s=:
Pauku 9174 Koho baloka ka hoomaopopo ka hoopuka
ana Aoe bona hoopukaa hiki ka a6 ka papa ina
Inakiai kauoha al kekahi koo baloka naaaa aokoo
ia kalana maluna ka pill ka hoopukaia bona
die ka kanaono pa keneta ka hadhaa oa kapoe koho
baloka hoopaaa inoa Ike koho koho naoko
kalana la ka ia koho ka hoopuka5 mau
bona hoopuka ka puuku ia kaaa Id aole hoi
kekahi aka ho aole hoopukaia onaa
akii Ike apono ana mai ka Peresdena Mokuaila
Huipuia me Ike kulike me Ike kanawa." e: - 80
PAuKu 9. E mana keia Kanawa ma kona aponoia al
tAponoia :keia Ia Aperila NJ. H. 1915. n.
s..%,esg.@ >es II I'D. 81. s4LUCIUS E. PINKHAM
n .ss= S Kiaa1ia ka Tertore Hawaii
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kANAWAf a.
49, --i = - az -
HE KANAWAI

E HooLoII PAuKu 3O01 NE a003 KASAwAI Ho-
uLuuLuIA HAwAi1,. 1915, = Pill ANA KASAwA
KAMALu HELE Pc. IS. ,tSk sss..$
E Hooholoia Ia 4haolelo Ia TeritOreo Hqeaii: u
PAuxu1. o ka Pauku 3Oo1 0 ma Kanawai.i Houuuluia
Hawaii 1916, keia Ike hooloa ne Ike kapae aei
ka huaoeo "ehiku ma ka laina lala hookomo
kona wsh ka huaolelo sewau. ~
PAuKu 3. o ka Pauku 3O03 ma Kanawai .Houluulua
Hawaii 1916 kea Ike hooos mel heluhefu al like
ia nahope tho mel: &
"Psuku 30O3. Ma kamaii kua hookapuia ma kekahi
wshi ka manawa; hoopai kekahi mea nalama hale
u kope keena al au karma bale alma hale pahupahu paha
ws nlumsiks hale ohau hale keaka hale hoikeke wa
paha malaila keka hama hoike XII onions hama hoo
laues like as laweaweia ana kekahi keki
alao lnakalki he nikumamalima noho hoonanea
nlaoko wsi maoko paha kekahi SAUNA (keena
pahupahu hale sina) hale hohau keaka hokehoke, wai
paha ole kahi ia keki loaa aku al
bora ewau Ike ahah me como Ike kakahiaka nu ke ole
ukaliia keik Ia kona makua ole kahu paha ole
kekahi e ae oaa Ike kuleana maluna ia keik
naoia no ku Ia hews mkamina, ka ahewaia
la mea hooukuia ka huina aoe OF aku ka hookahi
a,ner dala ($1oO.oo)."
PAUKU s. mana keia Kanawai ma kona wa e aponoa al.
Aponoia keia la Aperla NJ. II. 1915
LUCIUS L. PINKHAM, a..
Kiaana . ka Teritore 0 Hawaii.
---------- s.s,z 49, tE@.s -
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LUC1Us E. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii.
kANAWAl 4s
HE KANAWAI
,E.~:r+r~~naf,NsYs.
1919.

- % - - 5
HooLoI1 ANA KA PAuku 1861 o MA KAsAwAI HouLU-
eutulA H4wAn, 1915, y Pm ANA "a LusA KorosEHo
Hooholoia ka AhaoEelo ku Tcltors Haraii
: PAuku l. 0 ka Pauku 1861 0 Kanawai / Houluulua
Hawaii 1915, kea ke hoooa neil heluelu al like me
ia mahope tho mel: 53s....s ss..1s.s
"Pauku 1861. lilo luna koronero. lilo no ka makai
nu kona hope poe luna koronero kaana mamul
ke kuana oihana ano maloko ko akou kalana
mau apana pakahi, loaa pau awelawe
hoi hama pau luna koronero monographs ke
kanawa aka ho ka kaawae al mai kupono ole paha
mamul kekahi kumu ka luna maka (hopel kekahi
apana k ka luna maka kahi apana okoa ae maloko
kalana welawe Ike luna koronero ina kau
ohaia pela ka makai nui ke kalana."
PAuku 2 mana keia Kanawai mai ka Ia aku apOnO
la al. -
Aponoa keia Ia 9 o. perila, NJ H 1915 81 j.
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1915 kapuai ma Ike Alanui Alo;

W.
aku o ka alma 0 Waiakea a Ike
xiii Hemakomohana o ka Haa-
wilma Grant $500 0 Makaoku
alma; alaila ma kahi i hookaa-
waleia no Ike alanui a kaa ma
kahi aoao 0 Ike Alanui Aalapuna
i kali i hookaawaleia no Ike
Alanui Kanakea, a ola no. Ike
XIII AkaukanolIana 0 ka Haa
wilma Grant 5716, . ka akilnu
me ka mamao he 1917 81 so"
-S45.4e kapuai; r.
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l.. IL 24' 30' S7o.ss

l. IL "a 3W' S70SS kapuai ma kah hookaawaea
Ike alanui a kaa ma kahi aoao
-. oke Alanui Aaapuna kc XIII
.s-@- Hemahkina ka Haawina
q ~ 1s+s (Grant) 5s37 ma ka paena
tsEays - -. - Makaoku me ka alma o Waiakea
- - -eze~r alaila maloko aku ka alma
q ~ 81. Waiakea Ike Alanui Alo, ka
es.t%E : .-5"- p akimu me ka mamao5h he II "a
f%0@ b.. .-"~t'-- SOL $50 kapuai toi emf
e.-.--s" - s%"~. paha); ~
3. 274' As 1915 kapuai ma Ike Aanui alo;
8. 1917 "a 3U $4,000 kapuai (oi a ein palla) maoko
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KANAWAI As
HE KANAWAI

HooLoII Al KA PAuku sO5a KAsAwAI HouLuuLuIA
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10

REsTNHATIoN TO ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST. Notice Is hereby
given that the land described below. en-
bracin9 1850 acres. within the Sioux National
Forest, Montana. Will be subject to spttle-
ment and entry under the provisions of the
homestead law of the United States and the
act OF Jun" II. 1900 ga Stat. 233), at the Z. S.
Land otjcc at Miles City. Mont. on Jan. %,
1916. Any settler who was actually md in
good faith aimin any OF said lands for ag-
ricultural purposes prior to january l, 1906,
and has not abandoned same, has a prefer
ence right to make a homestead entry for
the lands actually occupied. Said lands
were listed Upon the applications OF the per-
sons mentioned below. Who have a prefer
ence right subject to the prior right of any
such settler, provided such settler or appli-
cant is qualified to make homestead entry
and tn" pr"ferenc" right is exercised prior
to Jan. y, l9l6, on which date the lands will
be subject to settlement and entry by any
qualified person. The andS are as follows:
A tract of l6o acres Within what will prob
ably be when surveyed, Secs. :, 8, 10 and II,
rs s.. q t.. M. M. described as follows:
Beginning at Corner No. /, identical with
Mile Post Il on TIN" state line bet wren South
lmkota and Montana, a sandstone marked
II |: extending thence ". GO chs: thence N.
20 chs: theme" j.. 40 chs; thence N. 20 chs:
thence j.. 20 chs; TIN" ace >. 40 chs, to the
place of beginning, application of Albert
Buchhol2. Ashcroft, south Dakota: List
l-i0o2. October q. 1919. q. NJ. BRUCE. AS.
sistant Commissioner of the General Land
Office lilo
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The Languages Of Paradise.

~ 63U9ud8oo OF VdTauTSo.
Every language has its admirers.
In "Lucile" the author, Owen Mere
dith, maintained that when he heard
French spoken as he approved he
'found himself quietly falling in
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10
The Record Of Raindrops,

1t is by carefully noting small and
apparently insignificant things and
facts that mcn of science are en-
abled to reach some of their most
surprising and interesting conclu-
sions. In many places the surface
Of rocks, which millions of years ago
must have formed sandy or muddy
%seabcacbes, is found to be pitted
with the impressions Of raindrops.
In England it has been noticed that
in many cases the western sides of
these depresslons are the more deep
ly pltted, indicating that the rain
drops which formed them we're driv-
en- before a west wind. From this
the conclusion is drawn that in the
remote epoch when the pits were
formed the majority Of the storms
in England came from the west, just
as they do today.-Harper's Weekly.
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A thousand copies were soon aft.

A thousand copies were soon aft
erward delivered at his door. The
bill was a big one, but it was paid,
somewhat grudgingly, and Wagner
thought he had done with the thing.
What was his surprise, then, at re-
ceiving two or three months later
another consignment, this time 500
copies.
II thought you had only a thou
sand of these things" he protested.
"That was all | had in stock" ex-
planned the dealer, "but these have
been returned by my agents, to
whom I wrote that you wished to
have the sonata suppressed
Wagner WINGED, but there was
nothing for it but to pay the bill.
And thereafter whenever business
was dull with this crafty publisher
a few hundred copies of the sonata
would be struck off on shopworn pa
per and delivered at the composers
door with a memorandum to the eff
feet that they had just come back
from remote places where they had
been sent for sale.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10

love" Edward hutton is another
instance of this lingual fascination.
In stating his preference in his en-
chanting "Cities of Spain" he re-
calls an interesting medieval legend.
He says:
"And as [ listened to the splen-
did syllables of the Castilian tongue
that rang eloquently through the
twilight | remembered the saying
Of that old Spanish doctor of whom
James Howell tells us in his In
structions For lorraine TravelP-
to wit, that Spanish, italian and
French, these three daughters Of
the Latin language, we're spoken in
paradise; that God Almighty ere
ated the world in Spanish, the
tempter persuaded Eve in Ital-
ian and Adam begged pardon in
French"
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japanese Theaters.

In Japanese theaters a singular
custom prevails Of allowing a visi-
tor for a small fee to stand up, and
the unfortunate individual behind
him has no right to demonstrate or
to rise and try to get a peep at the
stage. He may hear, but he cannot
see. Another popularity is that the
extravagantly disposed visitor may
purchase the right to sit upon the
stage wherever he likes, and the ac-
tors 60 on with their parts in ap-
parent unconsciousness of his pres
ence. It is not an unusual specta-
Gle to see a broadsword combat
fought all around il visitor. who
coolly en- joys the scene and shows
no disposition to move.-London
Globe.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
I;>NLATEn TRACT
ib,).It., n,I col,

Plliir Land sale.
Department "f the Interior. L. S. LAuu
Office ut Miles City. Montana.
Nov. II. 1915.
S"tice is hereby Given ~t5nt,ns directed by
IT," commissioning or tn" General Land Of
flee, under provisions of Sec. 2i.5. T.. s.. pur-
siEllt to the application Of Mlrencss b.
B~eekWith. lLkaIalltl. Mont, Serial No. U2lT5l,
We VIII otfernt public sale. to the highest bid
der, but at not less than $500 per acre, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. ON the 10th day of January,
19ld, next. ut this office, the following tract
of land: M Wa, Sec. -, L. IN, Il. 81 EN-.
NJ.
This tract is ordered into the market on Il
showing that the greater portion thereof is
mountainous or 700 rough iOt cultivation.
~" sale Will not h" Kept open, but will b..
d"rllrru closed when those present NJ the
hour named HAY" ceased bidding. The per
son making the hi-.!l'-t bid will be required
to immcdihtciE pay 10 the Receiver the a.
mount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the n
huNt-tt"Scribpd land are advised to file their
rlatll,$ or objections on or before the time
DESIGNATED Tor sale.
HI" G. w. Ny Frs. Register.
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MADE WAGNER PAY.
An Early Sonata That Cost the Com.
poser a Lot Of Money.

poser a Lot Of Money.
When he was a young man Rich
ard Wagner, the most famous COM
poser of modern times, wrote a So
nata which had a fair success, but in
after life he made every effort to
suppress it. Going to the publisher,
he said, "Haye you any copies of
that miserable thing still unsold?"
eyes," was the reply; 81 have
quite a number of them in stock"
"Send them to me at once, with
a BILL said the composer.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departmant of the Interior, U. S. Land

department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office, Miles City. Mont.
Nov. 20. 1915.
Notice ls hereby given that Dmitry Ssh
kowskJ of Webster, Mont. who. on Dec. 2,
1910, mad" homestead Entry. No. O1ll26. for
SMt4, S+YN Wa, Section ., SEANEM. NEA
SEA-. section 8. Township 8 n. Range
80 ~. N j. Meridian, has filed notice OF in
tentfon TO make five year Proof, to establish
claim tnth" land above described, before l..
g. Burns, L. 5. Commissioner, at Baker,
MonthhA, on the 4th day of January. 1915.
Clalih1nt names as Witnesses:
John Miller. Daniel kerneychuk. Peter G..
Gnlbratlrnn, Hans j. Hanson all of Webster,
MortnnH.
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Notice for Publication.
TRACT.
~ Public Land SoIc

Department Of the Interior. L. S. Land
Office, Miles City, Mont.
Nov. II, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that, as directed
by the Commissioners of the General Land
office, under provisions OF Sec. 2i55, r. s.,
pursuant to the application of Aubrey l.,
Jolley, Willard, Montana. Serial No. G24s26.
we will offer at public sale. to the highest
bidder, but at not less than 81 .75 per acre. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the nth dny of January,
1915. next. nt this office. the following tract
of land: ia SEA. Sec. 30, r. n. Il. 80 f.,
NJ. M.
This tract is ordered into the market on Il
showing that the greater portion thereof is
mountainous or too rough for cultivation.
The sale will not be kept open. but will be
declared closed when those present Mt the
hour named nave ceased bidding. The per
son making the highest bid Will be required
to Immediately pay to the Receiver the H.
mount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the a.
bove-described land are advised to file their
claims, Or objections. on or before the time
designated for sale.
1913 G. w. MEYERS. Register.
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NDTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TRACT

ISOLATED TRACT
Public Land Sale.
Department Of the Interior. T.. q. Land
o"'r' at Miles City. Montana.
Nov. ", 1918.
MOI" is hereby given that. IS directed by
the umtssioner of tn" General Land Of
nee, .lI"r provisions of Soc. 2i55. r. s.. p,lr-
s,"I' ~ the application Of John Larsen, Ek-
aiaRh' Montana, Serial No. O.lS2J, we will
oHef ~ public sale, to the highest bidder,
b,lt az not less than Sl.95 per acre, at 10 o.
CLOCK A. NJ, OH the 10th day of January.
1910, next nj this office. the following tract
OF Iat]. SEA, Sec. %, T. 3 n. r. 5 e., NJ. NJ.
IhlS tfart IS ordered into the market on a
SNOW 'E that the greater p%ortson thereof is
nlo'i''hIlhtiS or too rough for cnltiuatiOn,
TO % sold subject to the provisions and
reservations of the Act of June Y, 1910 (3j
Stat. 5aJ
me sale VIII not be kept open. but will be
closed when those present at the
hour tirin"d have ceased bidding. The per
son hItAlng the highest bid will be required
to immediately pay to the Receiver the H.
mount thereof.
Ans. persons claiming adversely the a.
bote-d"Srribed land are advised to file their
claim, or objections, on or before the time
for sale.
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Notice of Probate OF VIII
In the District Court Of the Sixteeath judicial
District OF the State of Montana, in and
tor the County OF Failon

In the Matter rfthn Estate of Almira Camp
bell, Deceased.
Pursuant to the Order Of the said District
rourt made on the 18th day of November A.
j. 1918 notice is hereby given that Tuesday
tive li.h day OF brrrmbpr y. II. 1915 at 10 o.
clock A. II. of said day ut the Court Room OF
said Court in the town of Baker. Montana,
and In said county of Iallon. has been ap-
pointed as the time and place for proving
the Last viii and Testament of Almir:,
Campbell, der"H,cd. and for hearing the APP
pliratiOn of Ida =. Abbott and tIandse A.
AbhGtt for TIL" ISSUE to them of Letters
.Iestnnntntary. Ni"n nnh where nny person
Interested may appear and contest the
same.
l~teh Nov. II, A.. u. 1915.
tSeal' RALPH KEFNFR.
Clerk of District Court.
Fir t publication Soy. 10th, 1919.
j. \. Williams, Petitioners Attorney.