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THURSDAY, JOH-V 28. 1898-
1HS OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
There peems to-be no doubt but
that the sympathies of botk the
French ana German government
are on the eidoof Spain in the pres
ent war. While it is true that they
have made no open demonstration
nf hostility to the Americans, so
fur, Ihey have lost no opportunity
cf doing little things to annoy and
harass us, apparently in the hope
thatresentnientof euch annoyance,
on oirr part, would give thciu a
pretext for armed intervention.
The United States is engaged in
the present war for the sake of
humanity, and, while we are- not
hunting-further troublv from any
aource, these insolent Europeans
fthoafd b given to understand that
we will not run away from it if it
is thrust upon us. Let them come
out squarely as allies of Spain,
champions of Spanish, baseness and
treachery, and as the enemies of a
nation who&e sword is unsheathed
ia defense of the helpless and the
oppressed, and we will give them
a taste of the same medicine which
Itchier ttnl Shafter and Dewey
have lately been administering to
the Dons. If it's war they want.
We might as well accommodate
them while we have our hand in.
In a lengthy letter to the Fcssil
Journal, Representative J. E.
David, of Croy, favors an amend
ment to the constitution, providing
that a. raajority of the members of
eactv branch of the legislature shall
constitute a quorum, instead of
two-thirds of Buch members as is
now necessary, and also that the
presiding officers and chief clerks
nf each house shall be elective offi-
ers; to be elected by the people of
the state. Mr. David favors these
measures on the ground that if
they were enacted into laws they
would make future legislative hold
ups impossible, and after the expe
rience of two years ago it would
eeiur that the people should im
press upon the minds of their rep-
re&entatives and senators-elect that
there is urgent need of something
being done along these lines.
The farmers are busy getting
ready to take care of their immense
harvest, and machine extras are
io big demand. In a section so
remote from the factories and the
railroad as this, much annoyance
and loss ia occasioned by the dif
ficulty always experienced in get
ting repairs for farm machinery.
If the farmers could only find some
make of machines that would give
general satisfaction and all use one
make, the merchants could afford
to carry a full stock of extras, and
much time and grain could be
B&ved daring the busy season.
The shrewd and skillful from
the beginning of time have, as un
der the present system of taxation.
thrown the burden of government
on the shoulders of the dull and
patient The same is true with
the war taxes. Those who are
abundantly able to pay them are
evading them, while many, least
able to pay them, are paying a
double share in consequence.
East Oregoman.
War Taxes.
County Clerk F rarer ha issued the
following circular in regard to the new
revenue tax :
U. 8. Revenue is required on deeds
and mortage follows:
A deed in which the consideration er
ceeria 1100 and doea not eiceed t500. fifty
cents; an-1 for each additional 4600 or
fraction, fifty cents.
A mortirnge or any transfer of real or
personal property, at security, exceeoiiig
$1000 and not noeedlng $1600, 25 rents;
and on each additional foUU or traction
io eicea. of 1500. 25c.
Promissory note, for each f 100 or frac
tion. 2c
A ropy of note or description thereof
- hi a mortiraxe nine snow mai me origi
nal not was stamped and how. This
can be done by writing the amount of
sumps on the copy aod also" the initials
of the person canceling and dat thereof;
for esinple: (Tn cents U. 8. Revenue,
H. N. V.. Julv 22. 18 8).
Certificates. In reply to a telegram
sent to N. B. Scott, U. S. Comwimjioner
of Internal Revenue, the following con
miction ia placed npon the revenue law
relative to certificate attached to deeds.
nicirtitiew, etc: "Where the instrument
- is taxable the certificates of acknowl
, editinent tn the instrument is not taxed ;
that is, where a consideration in a deed,
mortgage or like instrument ia auch as
to cause the instrument to bear a tax.
the certificates of acknowledgment Do
wot bear a tai J but where the considera
tion in such an instrument is less than
that which ia taxable, or where from any
cause (except a special exemption) the
instrument is not taxable, the certificates
or acknowledgment to such instrument
1 miit each bear a tax of ten cents."
Ailtfeneral official certificates bear a
tax of IO', except a .fecial exemption.
Aa ninny instruments passing through
this ttice are affected br the . new
revenue laws, tbia circular ia issned
in order that the public may be guided
accordingly and prevent many such
instruments from being declared illegal
and void for want of the required revenue,
Very troly.
H. N.'t'BAZEB,
Conntv (Ilerk.
Dated at Condon, Or., July 22, 1893.
The following additional information
given la brief will alco be of interest:
"That if any person or persons shall
make, sign, or la.ne, or ranee to tie
made, sinned, or itofiied, or shall accept
or tv. or csne to lie accepted or paid,
any cheek, bill of exchange, draft, or
order, or promissory note lor the iav
mr nt of money, without having there
upon a two cent adheeive internal reve
nue stamp, roan ne oeenieu g'lllTVUI
niiwlenieaoori and npon conviction
thereof shall f punished by a fine of not
xreeftii'ttf $.iHl.
I'owerof Homey, .10 rente,
J'cii'st ,.) c! -a, lirafl, el., 25 cents
Lease or enactment for rent of land:
or tenement for not to eiceed one year.
25 cents' ; over one year but not to ex
ceed three, 50 cents; over three, (1.
Morten acti and trustee ueeria and as
signment of same $1000 to 1500, 25c:
for each amlitionar JHK or fractional
part thereof in excess of flow), 25 cents.
Bank check, dratt or certificate of
deposit, 2 cents.
Indemnifying liomls, ou center
Telephone message for charges of
15 cents or more, 1 cent for euua message
or conversation.
Telegraph, t cent for each message.
Monev Orders, 2 cents additional for
each order.
FOSSIL.
H. II. Hendricks went to Winlock
Monday o h-ijai husiiices.
Jiihn Vantvonten.. foreman for Oilman,
Frem-ii &. Co., was in tow n Monday.
Joaiah Thompson. t Cotton Wood. Is
quite poorly from a rupture of a blood
vessel in the stomach.
Mrs. Sosie Clnrno, of California, who
is visiting on Tine creek tut visiting
in Fossil Ian Saturdry and Sunday.
W. J: Edwards, of Mavville.is gather
ing, for immediate delivery, a carload of
beef cattle for the Portland market.
Wm. Friekev, of Deep creek, left Mon
day for the Snake river couatry to look
for a location and range for his horees,
aa he thinks this conn try ia getting too
much crowded and fenced, tie baa some
200 head of fine hows.
LOST VALLEY.
Win. Davis and wife, of Thfrtvmile.
visited in Lost Vallev this week.
Frank Coney and Marion Woodfin are
putt in it np a large crop of hay oujoa.
Friuell'a place.
F. W. Conrtwriirht and family hare
returned from a two months' ontingnn
the Deschntea. They brought home 100
lbs. of fish salted down as proof of their
skill in handling the finny tribe.
J. Hudson, of Condon, agent for the
Salem Nurseries, was in Lost Valley this
ween-solicltimi orders for all kinds of
shrubbery ami choice fruit trees, with
good success.
WASTED AGENTS FOR "GLADSTONE, H18
I.ile and PhI.Hp 6errtc," t Thfl. .
HanriflnnS. A wonderful story of a rlorious ow
ner. Over 900 lance, radian paae. It snperh,
mre emrravlnsa. Richest, btarest, best and only
entoned "Gladstone book" published. Only
1.50. Commission. 50 per cent Credit (riven.
FreijrM paid. On I lit five. Urop alt trash and
clear 1,100 a month wilh tbe onlr true and mod
-Gladstone book." Adilrem THE DOMINION
COMPANY, Dept. 36, Sil-3 Dvarbora- atreet,
Chicago.
A. DARLING,
Painter and
Paper-hanger.
l,ooo Samples
of paper to choose from at from
6 to 80 cts. per roll.
Your Patronage Solicited.
The Regulator Line
The Dalles, Portland & Astoria
IIAVICATIOII GO.
THROUGH FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER LINE.
Daily Line of Steamers,
Between
Portland, Vancouver, Cascade
Locks, Hood River and all
points on the Washing
ton side. ,
Tbe Steamers Dalles City and Regulator
leave Portland every morning fescept
Sunday) at 7 and The Dalles at 8:30.
Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
W. C. ALL AW AY, Gen. Agt,
Foot of Court 8t,
The Dalles. Or.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING.
In tbe Coantr Conrt of the State of Oregon, for
the ountv nf OIHtara.
In tne matter oi tbe estate of James H. Nelson,
deeeaned.
In pKnnance to an order made" by Hon. W. 1.
Mariner In the a bnve-en titled Court. July 7, IMS,
notice la hereby riven, to wiiom It may concern,
that on July 7, 18$). a final account wa rendered
In tbe matter of Jaa. H.Nrhon.dereauied, by Mm.
Kinlna E. N-bon. executor of Mid eatnte. in aald
Coanty Conrt, and that a final bearing for tbe
etiiementof said ealate will be made by tbe
said Cottnty Court at Condon, Oregon, oa
Tuesday. September 6, IMS,
at 10 o'clock A. m of aald day.
Paled atCondoo,Or.,tbl18thdavor July.1896.
Mb. tLMKK Z. NrutOH,
Ezeetltor of Ibe ertate of Jamei R. Nelton, deed.
J21-24 By B. B. Hendrlvka, her attorney.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Conrt of the State of Oregon, for
tbe County of Gilliam.
Tbomm J, Jordan, plaintiff, vs. Emma Flor
ence Jordan, defendant.
To Emma Florence Jordan, tbe above named
defendant: In the name of the state of Oreann.
and in panraanee ol the oM-rof aald t'onrt,
made on tbe 6th day of Jl , IMS, directing aerv
iceof till, ammone by pin licatinn In ibe Con
dom Gloki. yoa are hereby rvqalred to appear
and answer the eomdaint fllea aaalnit voh in
tlie above-entitled auit within ten daye from the
dale of the aervice of thle iHrnmona npon yon,
If served in said Gilliam Coanty. Dnaoii; or If
aerved witliln any other county In the Slate of
Oreaon then within twenty days lion the date
of mien aervire upon yon; or if aerved by publi
cation, then on or before the timt day ol the next
regular term of lb 1, eoart. to-wit;
Monday, September 10, 1668.
Yon are heieny further notified that If yon
fall to amiwer aaid complaint or otherwiae plead
thereto within aald time, the ili lntrr will ap
ply to the eoart for the relief demanded In the
aald complaint, which la diet the Ixinrt, of
matrimony exlitlna between yonraelf and the
pI'ilnlllTbe forever diaanlved and tbat the
phfiitifr have the eaatoly and care of tbe minor
child of yotirMf and the plalntlir.
Paled ibis 2btb day ol June, im
- U W. Dnt.ti.
J14-M Attorney for the i'lnlnlir.
SHERIFF SALE.
NOTICR 19 HEREBY GIVES THAT AN
exeenilon and order of tale waa laaned out
nf the Cirnnit Co'irr of the Stare of Onwm. oil
Ham Cnnn'y, on the Iflth day of July, 108. upon
a dei-re- therein rendered on tbe llib day of
April. 18)8, In favor of the Lombard Liquldallnn
Company, plaintiff and affriiriHt Fope Catlin and
Llllie ('atiin, defendanta, which said execution
and order of sale is tomedireefa-dand aa)rnm tnd
in me to .ell the protrtv hrelnaltr decrted.
for the ptirpoae of satisfying I he Judgment of the
plaintiff in snld eauaeforthesMm of hix Hundred
Klftv-Twn DolNrt. and .VHIKJ (tjr.VJ.45) with interest
thereon at 8 per cent p-r anri'iin, from th llth
day nf April. 18D8, and the costs and disburse
ment of said suit taxed at l, and fX attorney's
fw-s. Therefore, in compli mce with said execu
tion and order of sale, I will on
Saturday, Auguat 29. 18M,
at the hoir of t o'clock P. M.. at the Court Hnnse
door In Condon, Otiilam t'OHntv, Oregon, sell st
public nhction to the highest Id Ider (or cash In
hand, for the parpia of satisfying the J'tdgmi nt
and decree above mentlonmt, the following de
scrtlied nrorx rtv, lo.wlt! The floithwi!wt Quarter
(SWJil of vtion Twelve. (12). Township una (1)
Sotth nf Rnngv Tweniv-one (21) East of Willam
ette Meridian, eonraiulng 100 acres, situated in
OHHam CoMiitv, Oron.
lis UMl tbia ldlb day ol July, 1808.
W. I.. Wrox.
Sheriff of UllUaia Co., Or.
W. H Wawm, (
. Arftanoy Jw plaiutlff. I Jil-i4
H. . BKNDBICKII. K. N. RXNbRICKe,
Condon, Or. Fowil, or.
H. H. A H. B. HENDRICKS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OrKH'KS AT CONDON AND FIUWI1.. OHKtlON,
Carefnl attention lo oine counsii and practice
In ail the courts, also counsel by correspondence.
We writ Deeds. Mtu., Mens, Wills, Transcripts,
abstracts, etc Fire Inunranee In the best coin-
K iiica extant. Also attention to Collections aud
nd Ijws. Notary I'libie In each otnee.
tnjuviiruxrin
SCEEpt3
Ci(i7tr7ii7
poisoi?
ply-paper
5ailefoot,
For Sale at
J. H. Hudson's
ruiartruon
I CONDON,
g 1 i; Sf"
outAruaiAnnirinnjtrijvi
OREGON.
nrirtnv
C. S. PALMER
prtisti Barber.
Sleel Shaves
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honed and re-ground.
CONDON - - OREGON.
Notice to the Ladles.
Mrs. E. M. West, late of Portland, haa
opened a fina line of millinery goorla in
the room jnst eoutb of Condon Hotel.
Latest atylea in hats, trim rued and on
trimmer). Also trimming done to order.
Call anJec her.
REDUCING STOCK.
Selling Out at Cost
Onr large stock of ticket to the East
going at immeneely reduceif rates. Call
on or write to
F. C. Hindi., Agent,
Arlington, Ore.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I hare appointed as my deputies tbe following
persons:
W. U. Colwell, Arlington.
L. B. Townsend, Condon.
Fred A. Hale, Fossil.
K. M. Johhsoh. Lone Pock,
Stock Inspector for Gilliam County, Oregon.
"WAR"
(in rates.)
Write quick to the nnderalpned and
enlist in the army of paarenirert taking
advantage ol the rnt rates to the tast.
F. C. Hisdli, Ag't 0.E. & N. Co.,
Arlington, Ore.
Through Tourist Cars to St
Louis.
A tonrist sleeping car will leave Port
land every Monday via No. lac. and
every Wednesday via the Burlington
Route at 8 P. M. via the O. U. A N.
thrnngh Halt Lake and Denver withimf
change to St. Lottis, and n rider the rn
nervielon of eierieiiced condnctom. tin
change of cars In the cities, Kansas City
or 8t. Lrmis. Keep this service in mind
when gtiinir East and consult O. R. &. K.
agents or address,
W, II. Hl'Hl.BL'BT,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
Volunteers wanted at once to call on
or write to the undersigned for informa
tion relative to the ENORMOUS CUT
in ticket rates to (he East. F.C. Kindle.
Ag't O. R. & N. Co., Arlington, Ore.
Treasurer's Notice.
All connty warrants registered prior
to Nov.. 12, 1800, will he paid on presen
tation at my ollii-e. Interest ceases after
this date. 8 B. Barkcb,
Treasnrer of Gilliam conn I v, Oregon.
Dated at Condon, Ore., J n he 30, 1898.
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
No man who lives on meat was ever
known to lick his wife, or ask for a
divorce. A veitetahle diet woman ia as
cold and clammy aa a turnip. If yon
want your girl to have rtisv cheeks and
vitality in her motion, feed her on lieef
steak with occasional doses nf Dr. flaw
lion's Tonic Bitters, frrld everywhere.
There is no danger of anybody being
trnnliled with dyspepsia, eo'nr stomach,
nightmares or ill temper who nses Fos
sil flour. Nothing ruins the health so
qnickly and snrely as bad bread, and
noihing creates so much harmony and
cheerfulness in a family as good, light
bread and biscuits, "the kind yonr moth
er baked." The only w ay to accomplish
this is to nse Fossil flour the beat and
cheapest in the world.
, Fruit Trees I ' Fruit Trees I
Wm, B. Neidetneyer, agent for The
Vancouver Nursery Co., is making a
thorough canvass 'if this section of Oil
Hani conntv in the interest of his firm,
If yon need frnit, shade or ornamental
trees, small frnit, shrnbliery, etc. yen
should reserve your order niitil be calls.
j30-26
Of Interest to Settlers.
H. N. Frazer. Connty Clerk, at Con
don, Oregon, continues to give special
attention to V. 8. government land ap
plications, filings and proofs. He is alao
prepared to receive applications for the
iinrchase of stale school, lien school
lands and forfeited railroad lauds, at his
ontee.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture Final Froof.
0 8 f.HD Orrtcg, Thu'Dam.., Oa., July n, ism
Notice Is here; given that Julia A. Thnmns.
of Ole. has hied notice of Intention to mnku
tlnnl proof before 8. A. 11. Oorlejf, V. H, Commis
sioner, at nis omee in Arlington, tiregon, on
Saturday, September 3, I89S,
on timber culture application No. 2i7ft, for the
sw'4, see 84, l 1 s. t i e. VV, M. Mlie nnmnsas
wiini-Miei: iieorgK wei-nonjnim llenrjt wiiklns,
of Cluin; L W. Whei'ler, ol Olex, aud James f.
Thnmxs, of Arllugtou, (iregon.
iJfib J as. F. atocas, ao-tiiter.
AH NOUUG EP1 ENT.
TO THE TEOPLE OP GILLIAM, GREETING:
We are pleased to announce that we have pur
chased the James W. Smith stock, or general mer
chandise, at such figures as will enable us to make
prices low enough to cause the old stock to move.
Our new goods are on the way and will soon be
on display in our store to be distributed at bedrock
prices.
We will aim to carry a complete line of the best
to be found in a general store.
Our motto will be "Live and let live," our aim,
one price to all, believing every man's money to
be as good as bis neighbor's.
Trusting tbat we may be favored with a share of
the patronage of the good citizens of Gilliam
connty, we are
Yours to please, at the old stand.
SHURTE & WEIR CO.
Union Block, Arlington, Oregon.
WW JWW. BM
Of Arlington, Or.
No. 3918,
I Transacts a General Banking Business.
Accounts Kept Subject to Check.
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States i
and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits.
i SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS-
i D. M. FRENCH, President! W.W. STE1WER. Vlc-Praldrt FRANK I
T. HURLBURT. Cashier.
DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W. W. 8TEIWER. W. LORD, L. C. ED
WARDS AND A. C. HAWSON.
L. O. Ralston, Olex, Oreg.,
General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Drugs,
Hardware and Implements. Our latent Spring and Summer
Staples and Novelties are now in and ready for inspection.
A fine line of Glassware and Crockery juat recieved. Ladies
will find many new designs in Dress Goods, and our Shoe line
for ladies, gentlemen and children, from eastern and coast fac
tories, is now opened up. Come to Olex, ladies and gentle
men, and you will be surprised at the fine quality of our goods
and the lownens of our prices.
L. O. RALSTON,
OLEX, OREGON.
CHARLES FIX,
Feed Stable "and Corral,
Lower Main St., Condon, Ore.
POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE
Large Scales, price 25c a draft; reduction on contract weighing.
The U. H. mail leaves my place for Lone Rock every day, except Sun
day, at 0 a. m. and arrives at 0 p. in.
VV. LORD, Manager.
FRANK ALDRICH, Arlington Agt.
Wasco Warehouse Co.
General Storage and Forwarding.
WOOLSTORACE A SPECIALTY.
HIGHEST PRICE P" ID FOR WHEAT, HIDES AHD PELTS.
Barbed Wire, Nails, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum
ber, Lime, Cement. Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood
Always on Hand.
BEST CEDAR SHINCLES, $2.25 PER M.
Office in Warehouse. - - '-Arlington; Oregon.
GROCERIES and OILS.
It will soon be time to lay in your
Harvest Supplies and it is always
best to buy Standard Articles in the
Grocery Line. They are more reli
able and can be depended on.
We only handle the Beet Standard
Qualities, other kinds being too ox
pensive, even though they sell for
lets, because they cost us customers.
DO
YOU
USE
OIL?
There are many Oils of varying
grades, good, bad and worse, The
refiners don't make one grade of oil
only. We soil the Very Best grade
to be had. We find it pays.
Our field is the grocery business
and. you can save considerable mon
ey by sending your orders to us.
ALL GOODS MARKED III PLAIII FIGURES.
LORD & CO.,
ARLINGTON,
OREGON.
DROP IN AT COB'S
Next Door to Bowling Alley Arlington,
whn you faal Ilk enjoying a flrat-claaa
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
- All kinds of first-class liquors on hand.
The 'DELMONICO"
RESTAURANT (ttt,ur,:t.C:l
. si la tha plao to gm tsw
First-class meals at all hours of the
day, from 2Cc up.
The only Short-order house in Condon.
NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS IN CONNECTION FOR L0DCI83.
Bread, pies and cakes on hand for sale, or baked to order.
Chickens dressed to order. Butter and eggs bought and sold.
klCE CREAM SERVED WITH SUNDAY DINNERS
JORDAN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
R IN EH ART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. ,
The public will find that no better accommodations can bo
found iu this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25o.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELIHG MEH.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
-fcSTRONO ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL COURSES-
Well Equipped Training Department
of nine grades, with 230 children.
i "
IiPgntar Normal Course of thrci years, 8nlnr year wholly pro-
fe-HiotiHl. Graduates of aem-illted High Schools and Colleges .
mill, J ilirectly to protesslmial work,
Tli J)iiloma of Hi. fckihool is recognised by law ss lift certificate to
teach.
The frwlnate of th School are In demnnd as tenchrs.
I.litht lCsiense Tli vear for from Yl 00 to (100 00. '
lleaiitlful ami healthful location No Saliain.
The n"rnt term will ma-n TuaaHou Csnismk.. inik
CatalKfriiea, Blviiiff full flelHila of work, eheerfnllv sent on anolieatlon.
Allres I, L. Camimikm,, President, or W. A. Wanw. HeeretaM of Farli
Ut
t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lab Ornca AtTh Dsixss, Oa June IS, lm.
Nolle Is hMrabjr alvan that the loliowina
nnmcd satllar hss fllrd nolirenf his llitciillon to
tnnke tins) )niipf In siipport nf his claim, anil
thatsnlil priKil will I mad before II. N. Kr"r,
oouiiiy clcik of (J I 111 h in coiiniy, .1 Condon, Or.,
on Tuesday, AmkusI i, Vm, vis:
JOHN A. WALKEH, Hd, B No, ttj,
for the sw'i s'P IB, tji s s, r 50 a, W, M. tin names
tbe foilnwlna witnuxscs to prove his eoiitliiu'ins
rntlilvnce npuii and cnlilvailan of snld Innd, via:
T, (i. lohiisii, W, B. Mmitli, C. F, Nclsun and
8. H Cfjuiiifo, all ol Condon, Ornan.
sa jr. swum, autsusr.
NOTIUK FOR I'UltUCATlON.
Ukd Orrina AT Tu rui.t.rs, Oa., June Id, im
Nolle Is licreliv sri veil that the fnllnwluir
nstned iwttler hss filed nnflce nt hur InU-iitlun U
innke final proof In siifiport of her dtiim, sin
that said proof will lie maila Iwfore II. N. Frtiwr,
county rli'i k ol 1 1 1 1 Id, in enmitv, at Condon, Oro
Ifim, on Krlday, July i, IK!, vis:
MAKTIIA R. 0R1UER, Hd. K, Nn, mi,
for the ne' k4 nwl e'4 sw'4 12, lp 4 s,
r il 9 W. M, Mlie llamas the fnllnwInK wilnesse
to prove hcrcoiitluuiius rcsldeiue "I""1 and eul
tlVKllon ofsnlil land, via: H. W, I'lHike, J.Y
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