WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN,
FRIDAY, SOW
It).
CfdbGSeecIo
, A complete stock of gram And clover
wwk at the kmet possible prices for
first, chiss seeds. : Giro, us a .call be
fore i-uying.,.., ,-;, v
CSIWSTEa r.lTf, Tbe feed Met ,
No. 01 Court St Ealem.1 'Phone 1781
DEALERS' IN GRAIN.
WHEAT! BOUGHT
or rxnangtd -for' flour and feed at
branch of5ce of Aurora Roller Mill,
warehouse pii Trade street, near Highl
Salem, Oregon; 4
W. S. HUK8T & CO.
A urura, Oregon., ! Wholesale dealers
In .Wu'eaC Oati, ..Hops, Potatoes,
Onions and Ouloa Sets, etc. Salem
Agency at offlce Aurora Holler Mills,
on Trade street, near High. -
',.,' TINNING AND PLUIBING.
T. S. BURROUGHS
TINNINO AND PLUMBlNfJ J
-. .. . .
. Ga and Steam fating. ? Manufaci
nrer c Hop an Fruk ripe, ,
103 State Su TeL'131. Salem, Or.
PHYSICIANS.
J. F. COOK, M. D.
BOTANICAL DOCTOR
Cures Consumption,' Cancer, Tumors,
Grave' and Kidney Troubles, Asthma,
Skin and Bone Diseases, without knife,
. plasters, post sorts or pain. Also Blind
ness. Salem, Oregon.
LIVERY STAB EES.
FAVORITE STABLES
H Sttft 8t Salem.; Telephone 701
Livery Feed and Board lac
lle; boarded by day." week or
month nt'iresmoiiftbh prlt-ea. The ac
commodations are good and the rijars
are firsts class In ' every -respect. " A
specialty made'of riff for 'commercial
men. RADABACGII & FRANCIS.
Proprietor. - ; ; ' -"'.
rl. R. PAGE ; 1 ! W. A. STEPHENS
. PAGE STEPHENS
i Horses wH led, good accommoda
tions. - Fine Rigs. . Good Rigs tot
commercial ; men a Specialty. - lllorses
boarded by daj... week, or month, -'
- Red front llvsry; f eea.onrf Bocrdina some
164 Commercial St., 'Tel. 851 Salem
RESTAURANTS.
Y are' tuost .cordially fnTited to
-nll at "the' " . ' . "
Elmo Bestaurant
244 Commercial street. .Salem. Orejron.
and iry 'our e MI-VLS.- No better
can ; in Jitid to the city.; '.
' r, D. J.' LI U I ITN Eli, Proprietor.
The Wonder ; Restaurant
. MEALS jo CENTS -r'X
t!Mn day'JhiCI nights 'Vfien n the
city we solicit your patronage. V,,
, I'OinVAUU Si. HYDE, IVmp.
:- iJ." Oiimhierclal Street,-4aleui.
TRY HELLENBRfiXD'S . RESTftUHftHT
2 13 Comnteitrlal Street, Salem. :
- OoU Squirs Mealafor aoc
Thirty-two jer In business In this
city and ftave fed more people than
there are In Oregon :, all were- well
pleawd. MeaN at .all houra.
;: c. w. iiEMjNnnAND.
Kilt FENCe POST; coated with
..Carbplfnetim :Aveharius..
Will eat wear bedar It Is also a Radical
Remedy AKalast Chicken Lice. .
lta atpdcatKu t tbe UismIc walls of pvul
- try housf wl!l prTninrntly x
titirt!r.tt ill IAC.K.
Writ for circular prices mud inen
, . , tlnn this ppr. , .
R. IL WADR CO., A rents,
'' , SAL.EM. OHKOOX.
WILKES STALLIOS, "JEROME"
V. - ; NO 2963 i
AYIll stand for Marea the comlnj; aea
wu at mifr of Ferry and liberty
treeia, For Pedigree and particulars,
call on " t " " .
Dr W. Lorig
Ventrfuary Sursreon:
Balein. Or.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
I iint. thrown away you delapiJatci
irnibrelia.. .j ,
6. A.. Roberts
Can mViMl.lt Cor you asgoud as new.
Take It to Id in " .
' IO!i, STATE STREET
HiryrK UHairlnff a Specially.
NLVKTlKiiVKi; : SUIOCKS IN J A
s ., , ... , ,:...l,A'S'i,'i-.-';.,,--; .
The crust nC.ibeaih under Jaiwtu
n-Pf i le -i:uparatively thln. JudKin?
by tho. numlT of eartlniuake 1wK-ks
lu that i-ountry. They average MO a
-year.'.:-, ivy'v.
WHY HE WENT. ;
-Had yAir Vacjitioii yet, timhy?,
-Nop. Cxhis lu NovemlHT. '
"Hut Xort-niU'r I usually one, pf
11K titTrtrtwiTtt imnrtlr ; "
..yt-iny wife's another always
vlsftH -berl LT-tNo nilk.-Clevehiud
lMaiy-Iect-, c ri it XI --s, 5
.4 i
- A jf IVlUOAN APPIJ3. T1IEE.; ;
v Anfapi'lel irt S' tuJ the orchard of
Mount Ilalur..JMrt It-
laud rohut rsiich... has blossomed
thrd. tout. smi' winter. ,- ; ;
T7
"' The sm dl bo.v can ncrer reconcile
the, prinrYpkVttC"?-. lH;tlartlon of
tmh pfiuh iH, wfth r lte reslrletloiia
i a i. ,
Twlce-a-WcvU Statebiuau, ft a year.
.... . I , -:
:xym) lUj.nl IM
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought lias borne the signa
ture of Clas. II. Fletcher, and has been made under his
personal supervision lor over SO ; years. - Allow no one "
to deceive yon In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
Just-as-grood " are but Experiments, and endanger the
- health of Children Experience against Experiment. '
The Kind Tou Have Always Bought
SI
Bears the
In Use For Over 3 O Years.
Twc eewrnuw cowa. V. tt wtfMar nrer, rw t,w.- -
GRAS
!S
Our stock of Grass Seed for fall eOiWiug
is. complete, and we invite all seed users
to call and examine same before purchas
ing, as we feel I sure that tho quality, as
well as the jvrices, can't bo beat.
SAVAGE & REID, Seedmen
322 and 324 Commercial Street, North o P p,
Q IB iJJB Bl IN O
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SALEM, . .
; DECORATING THE ARM.
P-rocetct and every d'vict?. for thrco
raring the ana are again seen.' tin?
heavy liuigk leiu itlrst in iwpuhsr
favor. The flat ba.n I f ' velvet ' U
worn around the arm sind is triiaiuctl
with mock j.'wcls and other decora
tion. Thest? velvet bands are le-otu-...
.1 irHt ' tuiit ' oimi' in style.
nukklv become favorite articles or
t.iif Trill! v
anil !1SSS. ltl MX' utrm ,n, .......
cudrc4tere.l with pearls, ami nsain
the- am found a vciiiabk? aruKM-a!
lM,ud. coVil with steel
i-.nn..v.- J!s. oreruiPi'iug
ath other, cover t Iter ..bawl. Agaj?
g iVeret nd
:!ceh led in. wild pion.
hUvmI and oreihipng each other Ik -vuihI
nil iowits of yrparatloa. Ju-t
dainty llttlv trille ate lUwtN but miKlx
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3 PRINTING
STATESMAN JOB OFFICE
. - - - OREGON .
of 'the success of dress deiH'udss moa
thciu.
Dr. Temple, archbishop of uter
btiry.. 1 an unwaril 'WTorkcr In tin?
cau!e of tenijieram-e and Is imu li 1in
aplKiiiUetl that, in spite of all his ef
fort s, pa rlia imn t ref nses to do a ny
tWng toward restricting the. drink'
traffic. The arclbibop has prepared
time bills on tbe subject ami tlMy wUl
be presented at the comiug session. ,,
Mr. Ii!eevkcr-Oh. yes; liaxier lost
all his money lut nt hK friends. ;
- , Miss-Chaiubeiv How was that?
' Mr. P-kxvker Wvil. lie had thf god
sense to die at the tame time. Jud;e.
i WHEN WRITING' To om- adver
1 ttTS, ay you saw' ft in the States
.man, , . .. w -aia.lajl3a
THE FOUEST RESERVE
WOBK EKE BT THE THBCK DITI5I03
v SCPEBVlSOKS. r- ,
T. H, B. Dot ar, of tba Rerthm DUtrlct
Had Ardaod Sam mar" Work
. MIIm Traveled.
Supt. S. I?. Onusby, of the Cascade
Forest KeiterTe yesterday pave out a
tabulated statement of the work done
by the supervisors f the three divis
ions of the ? Reserre, during tbe ist
ecaaon, beglnnimr on June 13th, when
tbey were ordered to begin xprations
oft tho Ileser-e. and.endins with Not
vmbcT 10th. the .close of the season.
The statement shows .auite a differ
ence in the poniber of miles traveled
by eath with which phase of the worE
U; deals exclusively. The following
statistics are taken from the state
ment:- ' ' .-; ' : " ' ' '
Suptrvkwr ,Nat Lanjcell, of the
SoiK hern Division, travelled, by team
and' wagon. 11U miles; with saddle and
p;ick horse, a total of 45 miles.
tpervisor Enos Dixon, of the Uen
tral Division, traveled by team and
wajjou 005; with saddle and pack
horw, 145; total 2151 nil It. t ;.
Supervisor W, II. II. Dufur, of the
Northern Division, traveled by team
40: saddle and pack horse, 1072; total.
2012. . : ; '
The statement shows that Supervis
or Dixon traveled nearly over bis en
tire territory by team, tUls being
made possible by the act that all of
the rangera under bis charge were
stationed on the three -wagon roads
crossing tho Reserve,, while, the two
others, especially Mr. Dufur, were
compelled to use traHs- ahuost exclus
ively In their official visits to the for
est rangers stations, r
'Mr. Laiigell had charge of , twelve
rangers in his division; Mr. IMxon
hud fourteen men, and Mr. Dufur had
twenty-four men, thi fact also ac
counting to some extent for the dif
ference in the lii'lleage.
A comparison of the work of tbe
several superi.ors, as shown by t.ap
tain Ormsby's statement would indi
cate that. Mr. Dnfur. of the Northern
Division, had by far tlie most diffi
cult work, as he had, within, two, as
many. rangers on Ids division as were
empkiyed on the other two, and they
were so stationed that In visiting them
lcriodk,ally saddle and pack horses
had to be utilized almost exclusively.
the roughest of mountain trials only
leiug available; the other two suner
vlsors however, made a gootl portion
of their trips, comfortably seated jn
buggy, this being esjieciajly the case
on the Central Division. Mr. Dufur
is tlierefore entitled to great credit
for the work done on Ms division.
BLANKETS AND OVERCOATS.
The blanket jtnd overcoat sales are
still on at our store, and the way our
trade is carrying them on. Is highly
satisfactory. This morning we bring
from the Mill 50 pairs of white blan
kets. We hare made' a reduction of
$1 a pair on one line, and 2 a pair on
another line, which puts thein at a
popular price,, and they are our iarg
est and best white blankets. Salem
Woolen Mill Store.
POTTERS CLAY. An Inquiry ha
reached tlie Chamber of Commerce of
this city, regarding a location for a
fatcory for the manufacture of earth
enware and porcelain. . The inquiry
comes from a firm that lias had a good
deal of . experience in tlie - work n ud
proposes to erect a large plant In Ore
gon !n the near future, providing good
jiotters clay can le found in sufficient
quantities to justify its establishment.
The officials of , the Chamlier of Com
merce aro very auxions to find out If
clay suitable for this' purpose can be
found in the Vicinity of Salem, and
any information about where a. bed 4 of
It Is located will be lltankfuliy receiv
ed by them. This would be a Valu
able factory for Oregon and it is quite
possible that it Will be -able, to secure
tins. one. . ,
TKBEE NEW COMPANIES OBCAMZED.
State Iw-intrtment Filed Articles One
Coniiauy to Handle a farge
Estate ?n Portiand.
(From iMUy Statesnmn. Nov. 22). ;
In the tmte Iepartnient. yestertbiy,
three new "orporat ions filed articles,
as follows:
The Maclcay Estate Company will
manage-the" property a tnl interests of
tlie estat of the late Ionald Maeleay,
a lxl to do a general business In .all
kinds of jirierty. The conpany .will
have Its priucial office in I'ortlaml.
ami will oierate with a capital of
$.jOO,W!0, divided Into scares valued
at $10O each. II. I Macleay, Sander
son Keel and Wm MacM aster are the
lmnrjiomtors.
Tbe Parifie Timler Company will
engage la-general contracthig, erect
buildings, deal in timlter lands. oisrate
railroals arid otlier, transportatiou
Mncw, ami do a general merchandise
and development Imsiness. The prin
cipal office wWl le locateI in Portland.
The capital stock! -Is -fixed, at
dlvidel Into shares valued at ( S10O
each. X C. Fhimlers, S. 11. Llnthlcnm
and A- E. tiabbardt are the incorpora
tors of record.
The Willamette Manufacturing
Company wHl engage In the mannfac
ttrre of wooden handle, wagon Hjwkes
srxl other manufactores, of wood: fish
ing rod add rod cases, and secure
patent rigid for various articles. TTie
priii Ijl office will Ix? at Oregron City--
WILL EXCHANGE
8ELG
CYS -.'or
mm
For a short time; "Address or call on F. A.
WELCH, No. 391 Commercial StM Salem, or
Statesman Building.
TIm tompany-1iar a cnpltnPef $1',
iHvided Into shares, valued at f 100
each. OtHMre F. Ilorton. J. M.IIttk
arrf IL UK Wilson and A. W, Howard
are the stockholders f sthe new cor
poration. ' . - '- f
-CANV.VSS THE CITY'.-rThe SaKm
District Sunday School Convention, re
cently hekl. ajioLntel as a committee
oa city. canTass. the superintendents
f the-' several 8mulay. spools. - and
these met at the residence of C. J.
Atwood last evening to dtscoss plans
for tbe work. It was decided to make
a- systematfc canvass of the cKy on
Wednesday.' December 5th, when the
canvassers will secure a complete
census of the i-Ityp imputation togeth
er, witli the chmx-h relationship, names
cf members of families, church pre
ference, Sunday school mctnberslUp,
etc. The city will be ub-divided Into
districts, and the? entire work will be
done in one day. ; . . -
A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
Mrs. M. K. Drooks, who was oporatl
nixn by Drs. Alice lrettyman and Wi
tl. Byrd a Tew diiys ago. Is reported
an much Unproved aud will soon be
abla to to out. although still very
weak. This Is the third oeration
Mrs. Crooks has undergone in tins past
few years, and It Is hoped it may.be
the last onei she will tx required to
suffer. '
BnoUirr BACIv. Willie Martin,
the 17 year-old boy who escaped from
the Iteforfii School three day ago,
was captured in Portland yesterday
by the police who gave notice to tlie
authorities here. Superintendent II.
E. Bickers went down yesterday af
ternoon ami retnnieil on the overlaud
last night with Hm iwy in charge.
A SAILOR ASHORE. Frank Smith,
second, mate of the ship Abbie Palmer,
of Seart1yi8 In Salem on a visit to
his cousin, Sheriff V. W. Durbin. Mr.
Smith's vessels trades", between the
Pacific coast and Australia, He stated
yesterday That he was now further
inland than he had been in many
years. -: '
FOR TWO BITS. Eastern or Olym
pla oysters, frjetl. only 2T cent a phitw
at Strong's: and no extra charge for
coffee, tea or milk.
IN NEIGHBORING TOWNS.
STAYTON
HAS , COLD WEATH
ER AND SNOW.
Personal New
s Nt;s from That Place
and ' Anmsville Ik. IxHturo on
Amcrkau ManlKKKL
STAYTON, (Or.), Nov. 21. This Is
the coldest morning experlcucel for
many years at this snsou of the year.
Tlie thermometer registers 15 degrees
above zero.
Nearly twoJ
inches of snow fell here
Monday aftc
ruoon. tbe first snow of
the season. I
al tlie people
t being earlier than usu
wero wholly uuprepared
for it. J
J. P. parse ami AVm. If . - Qucener
made a ,'bushtess trip to the Capital
City on Monday, returning Tuesday.
' Ixuis Siegmund. of Fern liidge, was
a Stayton visitor Tuesday. He reiwlts
snow 5 inches deep in that vicinity.
J. W." Lehman. a practicing dentist,
arrived in this city Monday, and will
assist Dr. Welch in this office Work.
John Nixon and Warren Richardson
floated in about twenty-five cords' of
fine maple chair-timber tho first of
the -week. j '
Jeff Thari came in from his stock
ranch on the Alsea yesterday, looking
hale and hearty.
, E. C. Baker and wife went to Lyons
Saturdjtjv for an over'-Suuday ' visit
with -their son Ray.
Elmer Watsou, of Ooldendale, Wash
ington, is a irnest. at the hoiiio of his
cousin, Mrs.Joseph Flxlier'of this city.
Miss Christina Mct!row, and frieuil.
of McCoy. sjK'iit Sunday lu this city
tho guest of relatives.
AT ATJMSVILLE.
l.lumsvll'ie, (Or. Nov. 21. S. W.
Head, on employe at the asylum farm,
visit ed his "parents near her a few
days ago.
Harry Porter. Myrtle Van Nuys and
otlMTs. of A1e, attended the lecture
here last Frhlay evening. Tlie eulv
ject "American Manhood," was ably
handled by the speaker, Trof. John
Ooooe. . ,
Geo. Isham. of llanisburg, " h;as
?tarteI a shoe ahop here. Jeorge was
ornH-rly a resident! of this place ami
has many friends here to welcome
him back.
Ed. Prnnk. of Turner, will move on
to the Latotmil place Just west of
town. Mr. Snyder, who has been liv
ing tliere for the )ast two years, ha v
ing rental Mrs. Morris fam between
Timet aud Marlon.
Miss Clara Kirkpatrlck has returned
to Monmouth . to, school from where
sue was recently called on account of
tl lcknes of Imt brotlier who died
several lay-asro.
Mrs. Little, of Kansas City, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Chapel
of this pLiee for several mouths, ex
pects to leave for-home in a few days.
THIBET 'STILL A MYSTERY,
- For tlie completion of the map of
tlie Asiatic continent the researches of
tlie ninetteuth century hare eshtbgh.
sl new and exa-t base, yet there are
still smaller and larger regions which
am entirely unknown, says a London
wrrespondent. 3Inch remains, to lie
done In TbUs-t hsiite- the successes
of Iitftxiau. Einrlish and Fretieh trav
elers and Indian surveyors.: This . Is
partleuiarly the case of tlie laiwl north
of the route of Naln Sinah i JS74-lK7."i.
"POULTRY.-
sonlh ef tlie Kwctilun and - weM f
the route of tlie Journey ofjje 11! ?
in lv;a North of.tln I?Pr-nIui - a, i
of the route of - Irchewal-Ri m' I
HcdiU. stretching to the Tartiu, an;
extensive unknown diserfcv The east
ern half of the Himalaya Is known
only in Incomplete outlines. The Wh
cst peaks of the earth in this reg"
have l-n nHasured by trigMiomctry
froni the flats of the Gauges river, but
their lwses or their tops- have not
been tea cbed. 4
61EGE.
If I sJHUikl conte knocking. ku'klng .
At the TkHMP of your little hesirt
Too In oft hMte would le hickiug
The portal that ke?t us apart;
And: then you would sit at some wla-
v kw, on high, , , ,
Would smile, from your turret a ud
even defy! ,
But ne love omy, aid would be
flocking. .
Wotdd besH-ge you on every side; .
Aud soon would ytrttr turret le nnk.
lug. . i
And oon would ie irtal swing
Wide:
And the loves, my true llegmcn. will
' hasten to bring .. -"rite
royal sweet captive dowu to their
king.
' ' . ' . i
So, instead of uch sndllng aud tno k
iug. There might even-be sighs oo, your
part, ' " -
As on mine if I should come knock
ing . hl . ,
At the door of your little henrtr
Why uot'ft truce? Oh. why not, tljeu
yld.- - - ., i
Ami ieac. with a klsV at the door-
wav be seaUM?
. Edhlt MX Thomas.
A PROMISING CH-rLD.
"What's the matter with our cher
ished Infantr' InqulnMl Mr. - lllyklus.
as a scries of , ptolougi.'d yells reached
hi eaif?. ' .
"Why, Ik-t's lost his temper, and tie s
standing In led dntching the foot Tail
of tlie brass ledstead with both hands
and shoutiug at -tlie top of his voice."
"Ixt him alone. 'Tle'll. 1h a great
political orator, one of these days.;! He.
thinks iieV on' the war plalform of a
train." Washington Star. ! ,
LIGHT.
"Yon first iaw the light on June 15?
The Boston girl frowned Impatient
ly. ' -. " ' !.' -
"You misuuderstoVsI me! site ; ex
claluied. "I first saw tlie light oil
Juue Mi. I was -born June but I
was not fitted with glasses until U0
next day. ' . . i
We could not help but ls struck
with her dlgullied candor in'dlscusslug
this delicate subject. iM'troit Journal.
KNEW WHAT WAS IN THEAL
Mrs. Bnyslft Will this corncr'hi
IorkaIncrea'!H the price of i usages
Mr. Butcher? 1 !
Butcher I don't see why It shoiild,
madam. Baltimore 'American." 1 ...-
THE CASPIAN EA.
The larsest body of water lm the
woihl having no outlet in "the oti'rtn I
the Casplau sea. It Uhig JHUruoo
stiuare miles In extent. 1
CELESTIAL GOOD CLOTHES.
I
Polly They sa.v 'lie i Clilnese
l"ni-
press Dowager has 2,(KH fro-ks. ;
Dolly !raclous! I supise the selllfh
old, tiling has more- thaif " a milliou
shirt vatets. Indianapolis Journal... ,
William Dean Ho wells, the novelist,
will spend the., whiter In New Orleans,
wiiefe, it 1 MlI, he will lay tlie ceuj
for his next story. j
By the aid of modern machinery one
man can cut 10,000 watch wheel in a
day. .' - .. I:
China has n coast line of abojit 2,.V)
miles. .
Dr.Fenner'sKIDNEYI
Backache Uure.
For all KMiwy, BIiW nl t'rlnrf
Troahln. in Rark.liMrt ll-w.0km
IiaM. Kht.uirulm. bd Wi-IUiitf. bv
Unfailing in Female Weakness. 1
NEW TO-DAY.
' ' ' ' " '"' -1
STOLEN A dark gray mare 7 yifirs
okl weight, nlMiut ' .Won. A little
plgen toed. Small hair-slip In cen
ter of forehead. Anyone knowing
wbereaiMHTt re-ort to sheriff or un
dersigned. R. D. Teter, Roscdale,
Oregon. . ll:20-ytd-ltw G.
NOTICE OP, GL'AUDIAX S SALE.
Notice 1s jheriy given to all wlioui
It nmy concern; "
Tliat the uiilersiriud, guardian of
tlie Jstsou and estau-s wf Joseph S.
Beck and Lroua lieck, miuor heirs
of S. Beck, difeasiil, will tunler aud
by vlrtiH of an rdT and license of
th County Court of 'Marion County.
Oregon, made ami entereil of record
on tl 17th day of NoveintMf, A. D.
BHio, sell at 'public auction it; Gi
West dsw of the county erntrt 1ioiim
in the city of Saknii. iu Mfli'Iiai coun
ty. In tlje State of Oregon, on Satur
day the IfMh ihiy iff IeeniisT, I !.
at 2 o'clock p. in. of sjild day, to t Ji
highest and best ' bidder .' In ; Culti'!
State gold coin, to Js iald at th
time of iile. all 1ii. rlcht. title and
Interest, of the said minors' and eocii
of theiu in and to the following de-stTlls-jrl
real iiroiKTty and premises,
to-wit: . - :
Tlie North three qnartTs - of
tlie North one-half tlit of Lot No,
six m In Bks k No. Thirty-tJiree :.'!i,
sltmtte in the City of Salem. . Marion
County, Oregou, tofflicr with the
tenetiHutj." lierlltaim'4its. sinl jmr
tcuances tbewtiuto' bcloiixlng or lu
anywis' flpisTtafnlng thereto. '
Tlie Interest of the said miner hi
said real proierty lsing tctlier nti
nmllrhh-d one-lialf (1,41 interest in fe
therein. suJ.lect to .the dower rijcht
tliereia of .Margarite Beck, widow of
sstsl "ibn-fleiit. The' said Interests of
ftlH sahl lirliMTs hi said real preperty
will Is sohl as aforesaid aulijrs t to
said dower right therein. - . r
Dated at Sak-ni, tm-gou, this 2nlt
ilay of NoviTiilfer. l!)0O.
MAIUJARirr V.VA'K,- f
' Guardian of. the jKrsons ami es
tates of said Joseph H. Ih-ek. and
Ltvua Bcckjt uiluors. '11-23-51W. j