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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
SPLENDID VALUES THIS WEEK
- IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.

CHILDREN's MUSLIN CAPS.
2Oc. Muslin Caps now 49,.
PC. Caps-they arc very pretty now-l9c.;
SOC. Caps, various styles, ~ 33c.
SPECIAL ~ hATrlNGS.
12Lc. quality now only &c. yard;
I7c. Fancy Mating now only l2Hc.;
2jc. Fancy Mating now lSc. yard;
SIC. Fancy Mating now PC. yard.
UNDERWEAR
ladies' Ribbed Vests worth 12h c. at &c. each;
Better quality Ribbed Vests At lie. worth ljc.
Special values in Gauzc, summer, herino, and
silk Vests:
Gentlemen's Gauze, Merino, and Balbrlggan
shirts and Drawers al special prices.
COTTON DRkSs GOODS.
Yard-wide Satteens, new patterns, sell every.
whore for l2Kc.. now Zoe. yard
Pretty Challies, extra quality, value loc. at &C. a
yard
New line of Dress Ginghams, sold earlier In the
season at I0c.-nOW SIC. n yard;
Our $50. Dress Ginghams have been reduced to
O., C. yard.
REDTCED PRICES ON NATURAL AND FANCY
HANDLE GLORIA UMBRELLAS.
26-nch Gloria Umbrellas, gold cap, worth $l75,
az 3l.23:
2e-inch Gloria Umbrellas, natural handles, worth
sl.5C-Onr price Sl.iO;
pc inch Gloria Umbrellas, silver crooks, reduced
from s2.25 ~ sl.49
26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, celluloid handles,
value $2-50-Our price {l.9j
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS
Handsome Brocades, half wool-gaiue 20c.-st
l2hc yard:
Doubio-widih nenrieitas--vslue 25c.-now only
l9c. a yard:
Au-Wool Striped and Plaid 5uitngs reduced
from 50c. to SOC. yard;
3S-inch All Wool Silk-Finish Black Henrietta
tho Csc. quality &C SOC. yard;
Novelties in Black and Black and White Dress
Goods at special prices.
SHIFTS.
At Soc. we show the best Unlaundered Shirt In
the city 10 both plain and pleated bosoms;
Our 75c. quality nov reduced 10 81.
The 81 quality, extra fine linen and bost muslin,
at 75c. ID. & 4. MITTELDORFER,
ap 2S-Tu&Th 5H Broad street.
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,nick at quickly low prlceS-oJ, AZ, %,
dand 69c., worth twice our price.
No Q SATIN-BAOK VELVET AND
FANCY RIBBONS at Ito. yard worth
SOC.
SILK HATS AND CAPS of our design.
EMBROIDERED AND LACE
TRIMMED CAPS for BABIES Of all
sizes at 10. ~, 80, AZ, 40, and Soc. and
az much finery as you want to worry
baby with at Toe, 81, Sl.25, and Sl.50,
and so on TO 8.
FLOW ERS
AND
WERS
AND
FLOW ERS.
So many FLOWERS that we don't
know how to begin them.
DAISY WREATHS, 10c.
ROSES, Soc. a dozen;
BUDS, 30c. dozen
ROSE SPRAYS, l0c, and mp to 50.
THE PRETrIESr BONNET FASH
IONS ORIGINATE HERE.
The beauty peeps out OF every Hal
AND BONNIE we show.
THEY ARE 4 LUXURY OF
STYLE AND THEIR LOW PRICE
IS JOY.
MISSES IDA HORNER and HAITI
will be pleased to see their friends.
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especially the declaration OF the Chicago
platform on that subject?

The st. Louis Globe Democrat and Chicago
Tribune, leading Republican journals, con-
denim the Mckinney bill rs a whole. II
those papers stand to their guns they can
defeat that bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
Cold Struck In West virginia.

A telegram from Petersburg. Grant
county, w. Va. says that gold has been
discovered on what is known as the - Wise
tract" near the cOunty-seat. Samples OF
the quartz have been assayed in the East
and Show an average of 1929 per ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

T,OR SAIiE.-AN OLD-ESTAB-
- LIsHED MANUFACTURING AND JOB
BlSG BUSINESS doing good trade, witch can
Be- largely increased. FOR SALE at bargain, a.
the owner desires 10 leave tho city. Prompt at
tenton viii secure g0cd-paying business at
low ngureA Address e., care Post-oflco Box
2ss. Richmond, Va. sp cost
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THALHlMER BROTHERS
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR7HIS WEEK.

slime
brought TO
rIya them efOe maxim z @
TUCKED and kEVEBD EFFECTS
for
FOX CHlLDhENS WEAR saving
tmotlers ma
All OF the new anu SH ca1 10
NEW BLACK LACE
OUR nor wonder when
dtht time
Of
sTEE and
demand ana large
assotn 0 tho
etd wr
III
payusa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

Why do not the Republicans in Congress
abolish the tax on tobsccof What has be-
come Of ell their dne promises Of 1885, p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
WE ARE GLAD

that our store is now assuming it's
spring-like look-thst is, We are now
over our school-book holiday and Easter
rush, hence we have moro time 10 devote
to our Staple Goods. such as are in daily
demand. The interest we take in our
goods never flags. New styles aud per-
feet taste are our motive-power origi-
nality and the best goods the governor
that controls our progress. There is a
modest-priced side Of our stock, too,
that you should consider. We all know
what rubbish is sometimes found with
bait price attached under tho name of
Writing Papers. We steer clear of such
goods. We are too proud of our Paper
and reputation 10 touch them, but We do
claim that our New Papers and proper
toned boxes containing five quires pa
per with envelopes to correspond are not
only the lowest in price, but the best
made for anything like the price. For
example, in buying cartoon q quires
paper and packages envelopes) you got
q paper which sells always at l5c. quire
for &c. DO you buy a frst-class paper at
this figure We have it IN Linen and
Cream Plate Finish. Octave and Com
mercial. Kid Finish Chamois Wards
Linen and Cream-Plate Papers are also
found on our counters. MonOgramS and
street-numbers are quite the thing. We
engrave in best style.
HUNTER G. CO.,
BOOKSELLERS.
go EAST BROAD STREET.
lap PISA Tu&Thl
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LIcENsE-TAA.


OFFICE CoLLEoros or CRY TAxss,l
RIcBMosD. ~. April 81. 1870
TICENSE-TAX.-CITY LICENSES
Tor the year 1870 have been placed DO nf
hands tor collection and arc nov due a. -
Aysnts Chemists
Geggace and TX C.ty Scaycneer.
,rsss. commission MercnsaA
Fertlnzer, DsntslL
Insarance. Detective Agencies
fehor Express Com p4sleA
Land. lsh at9 &c. p..
Nanmfacturlug Arti- truit->tAnds aud Esr
Giles, he&
R.nting Houses, HoielA
RalgrOsi IickoL Junk Dea.erA
steamship Lines, Liquor bcalsns-
ArchitcctA hbo.eea'''
Altorney s-at-Lag. heial, -.
AuctlOnesrs- .eShis ~ ~
uenrr1l, hyisitua nerA'
Peal fs,ais, Livery stables.
Tohacso LOsu-OficeA
Common crier. tumbes seasarers
Room. Mercantile AgenelsA
killiArd Tables. Ilosest sbNea~
Boarding. -houseA fhys'tiss~
Rrokera Private b3nkefk
Catti. Public Rooms
Commercial. Res.AhrantA
lnsuraDce. snackS
Narehaulise. storage.
psw,,' Telegraph end rsiS
Railroad Tickes, pnouo Sv'np $50
Ship, 'ewrlnail 9~4e'S~
Stock. A., a.
Tobacco. -.
p.rtis. falling 20 pay this TAX on OF eeiess
ApkiI ql7 isql viii be subject 70 Ito pens.v
prescribod 81 tho City ordlnspeeA
y. W. cuSNINOHAh,
an atNyi Collector Of CITY Taxes
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MEETINGS

NCrafrlr -
/ O. 0. F.-THE BURIAL .ssx,.'
IL COMMITTEE OF ROAS 5[y7fst.
LODGE, No. 40, 7. O. q. r., cons.s,- = -fe-y,'s
Ing OF A. ID. Hsrcock, y. q. 10. j. 7aF
rierce, v. o; ), II. Fusseli, chaplain: Gaory.
". Wbite. John p Woody. X. l.. Butler. y
cunningham. and W. }. Curry, nlIi mestat9'.
I. II. THIS DAY a. COrcoran liall y attend mn.
funeral Of our deceased brother, y. = Now.
CUE AsUASCGfK "a
Z. WILEY DAVIS. Secretary. AZ .i-ir
A GENERAL MEETING OF THF
4 a STOCKHOLDERS or THG RlcnNDN,
UNION AsskSGER-RAILWAY COsPANy
VII 20 he'd ~ ~ O'Clock 4. on The llTH D ~ ur
NAY, 1877, AZ tho ofiice Of the company. Va. II,
Bank street. IA tho city u hirBmoud, f8r o..
purpose Of authorizing q conyeyance Of no Dr,.
perry and franchises % mis- comrany IN RI.
Richmond Railway and Electric Company an4 y,
actDg upon such other business 90 mar -
brought before the meeting.
By order % The Board ~ Director.
sp il-ti GIBSON PUIZEi. secre.sry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

SCALE or PRICES.
Ticket sale opens MONDAY. Aprl esa, stqA.
NJ. 40 BOK-once. Acadery ~ Nu..r
F1rNt Two rows IN Orchestra cycle. Ton r0.y
IN Balcony, q eact a. other rsrts % mo r0..a
$50 each. general Admission. 81. glIfrY. o..
Not more than six tickets sold tn one Irr.ar.
MEMBERS OF MOZART ASSOCIATION.
NemDcrshlp Tickets without sest l.1srr
not admit 'o The Nay Festival rosf. n nH..,
house except Grst two rows 30 orhe..fl Dr..,
ard front row IA Balcony, g. each. only 40
seas 10 each performance s1i Co. me monte.
When buying seat. memter'hp uftri '.-. "a
shown 70 ticket-seiicl. on uignti of tre i-.f.-
sal both membership tickets and seaf ..Ir q
must ue shown A. she door aui pun A.1.
sp2h2l "a .9EO
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
SAFE PRIVATELY -

nor SALE PRIVATELY A
n RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A GOOD
BUSINESS STAND. Having determined 10 dis.
continue the mercantile business aud remove 10
our farm 10 Henrico county, offer for sale as
whole. q large stock OF LIQUORS, GkOckRIES
MOTIONS, and GENkkAL MERCHANDISE,
nov IN store, corner OF the Richmond and Hen
rico turnpike. within Ave hundred yards o. tie
corporate limits. and Just between the city and
Baritone Heights
Ihaye done good business there for the last
eeyen years, and have no other reason for sell
Ing except a. above stated. and the business
could 10 much improved II more properly al
tended TO-
OF eight rooms. with good water, all necessary
ort.houses. stables, &c., at very reasonable
rent. call at the premis
Ap as-ew Mas. ANNA NRuRoHR.
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NB-By special arrangement With Nr. Az

y. BY special nflslsr mons Niih hI. A NJ.
Palmer the parfnrmHn'e .a
FRIDAY NIGHT ArRfl .tfu,
will 20 given A. "a benefit nr tis
RICHMOND Lodge BhNENOlENr AND PRO.
TEClINE ORDER or tlh~, 500. th
Tickots tor This Performance az % B. occurred
from The nnm1ers. and are cA.uRas Aha ~
reserved seats without additional c.sf at fa
Academy Of Music, commen-ns MNNnAl,
April 2ist a -.-s
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\ wrbF gRsNA
MAY FESTIVAL.
MOZART ACADEMY OP Music.
BOSTON sYMpnONY oGcHgsrRl


FRIDAY, MAY gD.........sYMPHON MIGHT
SATURDAY, MAY 3d. CHORUS NIGHT.
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If YOU CARE
TO HAVE
FIRST-QUALITY MATERIALS
AT
BOTTOM PRICES
Come and See Us !

-
We have heen making continual additions %
our STOCK with an effort 10 supply all reasonable
wants. Among the many attractions we have
we specify
Fast-Black Stainless Heayy-RiDbed Hose AZ
Hermsdorf Fast-Blsck Stainless-guaranteed--
Ribbed or Plain, for ladies and children, all
sizes, 25c-limlted quantity:
Pin-Stripe aud Hair Line 4O-Gauge Ladies Hose
at 2jc.-former price 31Hc.;
Genuine Bnlbrggan. due or heavy, Tor laHies
and gentlemen, nj l7c,-a great bargain;
Infants Fast-Black Stainless SOCKS, very scarce.
DRESS GOODS.
A beautiful line OF Plaid Monair5 ana strlpe1
serges, full 80 riches wide, at 25c.-iust as
pretty and stylish as the nc. goods;
Shepherds Plaid Mohairs, double width, al 5Sc.-
value Soc;
Arlington 100 Cashmeres, all The new shades, at
25c.-best goods ever shown at that price.
LA IOSCA NETS.
Our assortment ranges from 1jc. per yard mp
to $50, and embraces the prettest designs
shown this season.
Full line Of Colors, Black and White at 5Oc. per
yard
Figured India Silks. % inches wide, to be closed
out az 50c-reduccd from Csc.
MOHAIRS MOHAIKSl
A splendid line at 2Jc.; a high lusire At Soc
sold elsewhere at &c. Also, Blacks, White, and
Cream.
Our stock OF those Is superior. beautiful as
soriment at Sc: a bettor quality, fast coors NJ
SIC; the most delicate and choicest patterns oil
Wool Challi at 49, .
A fresh assortment Of WINDOW SHADES Just
opened. A. HUlLLERS SONS,
an 29-Tu&Th 3l5 east Broad street
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WILLIAMH. PALMER, Preei!

". n. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
:. MEG. Fisuvg. Assistant. Secretary. 70 s5-2m
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sTYLISH STRAW SHAPES going |
,uiek at quickly low prices-39, Al, So,
dand 69c., worth twice our price.
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DRESS GOODS,

During the past week we have received many
choice colOrs in Dress Fabrics. Heliotropes,
Grays, and Tans seem TO be the prevailing
shades this season. We show them in various
qualities.
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922exex4- G<M &RsooE

Our milliners have demonstrated since our
Millinery Opening their ability 10 design hats OF
more taste aud style than were ever before seen
IN Richmond. We would be pleased 10 have you
visit tho millinery parlors-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-15

T. Chtldress Poindexter Dunn
T. F1tzw1ll1em E. X. Crandau
John b. Park 4. G. Lunt
A. D. Childrcss.
General banking. Fire and burglar proof
safe deposit boxes rented at from SO to 500 per
annum. d4 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-15
New Cases.

George W. Jordan asks for letters oil
administration on the estate of Mary E,
Jordan.
Blaise Talazoc sues J. J, Jones to fore.
close mortgage for 81 900.
Harriet Cuddeback sues @. A. Molitor
and others to foreclose q mortgage for
$1,000.
W. FL. Mansfield sues H. E. Kronnick
to foreclose mortgage for $500.
George L. Marion sues Elsie Deste and
others for "a, 600 due on note.
Candelario Ybarra sues Stephen Syl-
vaney to quiet title to real estate.
George l.. Marion sues Elsie Deste and
others for So, 900 due on q note.
Garvin n. Walker asks to 60 into vol
untary insolvency. His liabilities are
81, ,407. 80, and assets nothing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-15

Have you seen the new style Ivers &
Pond pianos, with their patent soft stop, at
q. +. Days music store, s N. Spring st. i?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-15
State Loan and Trust Co,

CapttAB 60. 81 1000, ,OOH.
BANKING ROOM, N. W. CORNER SPRING
AND SECOND STREETS, BRY6ON-
BONEBRAKE BUILDING.
DIRECTORS:
GEO. 81. BONEBRAKE, President.
SoEN sBEYS3 BKYS1N' sR.' Vice. Presidents.
SAMUEL B. HUNT, Secretary.
81. O. Wilmer. L. N. Breed,
II. ]. WoollRcott. P. M. Green,
W. g. Cochran, L. W. Dennis.
w. Il. Perry.
We act as trustees for corporations, syndicates
and estates. Loan money on choice real estate
and collaterals. Keep choice securities for sale
paid on time deposits. Safe deposit boxes
rent. d5tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-15
+ .OE ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Gal
Capital Stock Paid Up, 100000.
Reserve Fund, 800, COO

JOHN i. PLATTER. Preaidsu,
z. o. BAKER ........ Vice -preuidari
GEO. H. STEWART .Oss shjS,
DIRECTORS:
r. Il. Meoneil, lothian Bixby,
Jonn =. Platter, Robert 3. Baker,
John A. Paxton, Geo. W. Prescoti
Geo. H. Stewart.
Buy aad Sell Exchange on Ban Fran
CISCO, New York, London. Paris, Berlin and
Buy Exchange on al parts Of the United 81 q
Receive Money on open account and cer
tinoate OF deposit. and do Z general banltna
and exchange buAinega. il
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-15

]. W. HHLLMAN, JOHN II. PLATEE.
RoBRRT 8. BAKER, J. B. LANKERsHIM,
L. @. GOODWIN.
Term depoBits will be received In eum1 OF
300 and over. Ordinary deposits In SANS o.
$40 and over.
Money to loan on nrnt-clasa real estass
Los Angeles July /. 1889. iltf
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-07-19
PERSONAL ITEMS.

E. W. Henlrins went to Syracuse last
Sunday.
A. H. McMaster was in Rocky Fork on
Thursday.
TN. Hall. of Granada, WAS in the city
ON Thursday.
Hon C. d. Ford was in Denver several
days this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mctcalf left Wednesday
for a visit to friends in Denver.
Mrs. E. NJ. Slater is seriously sick this
week. She is nc. expected to live.
E s. Virgins and w. H Hale, OF Ora
NADIA, were in the city on Wednesday,
The contest between Captain Billow
and Newt Parrish for +. NJ. &. in the A.
A. N. & A. L. is waxing warm
George w. Denton, late Census Enum-
orator for the east end of the county. was
in town Monday ON business before the
land office.
Julius Krouch WAS in Lamar this week
looking after the business Of the Krouch,
Samuels, Wiener Mercantile Company
at this point
Lorenzo Jones and DIR. J. S. Hasty are
now engaged trying to make regulations
that will admit them in the Amalgama-
ted Association.
Fred Wise, brother OF Solomon, and
Major Linkenfelter, father of Mrs. Wise,
both of Douglas, Kansas. We're in town
attending the funeral Sunday.
The applications of C. d. Ford and t.
H Cecii for membership in the A. A. n.
i A. L. were rejected on the ground that
the association is little particular.
Mr.. Henry kellogg stopped over night
Thursday in Lamar. He was on his way
to his ranch near Wilde to enjoy his va
cation from the worry OF official life.
Capt. H. A. Billow has been appointed
a deputy United States marshal. He is
brave and tireless officer, and the
moonshiners in this section had better
look out for him.
caused by falling out OF the stage while
attempting to lift a mail sack containing
Il complete copy of the Baca county de-
linquent tax list
L. o. Wilcox, Gene Wilcox and d. w.
Robinson, all of whom have been en-
gagged in dry farming in the eastern part
of the county for several years, drove up
to the county seat Thursday to attend II
ditch meeting.
E. +. Seeberger has been west this
week installing officers in several new
branches of the Amaigamated Associa-
ton of Natural and Acquired Liars. He
ordered 10000 new tickets before he left
and reports that he did not have enough
to suppl! the new branches in the Ar
ka nsas valley.
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California B,eoursions.

Are you going TO California! If
50, read the following. and find ont
how much it will cost you, ard what
YOU can get for your money: The
SANTA FEE ROUTE runs
weekly excursions (e,-ry Friday
from Kansas City aud points west To
San Fraucisco. Los Angeles, San
Diago and other Pacific Con-t pc,rts.
The ticket rates are the regular Sec
oud-class $35-from tn. Mis-
sour River To principal California
points. PULLMAN Tourist Sleeping
Cars are furnished. These ears run
through, without change. FROM Kan
sas C.iv to destination. The charge
for berths is remarkably low, being
$500 for double berth from Kan
sas I 'ity TO California. The Pullman
Company furnish mattresses. bed.
ding. curtains AMI all sleeping ear ac-
cessorirs, including the services of q
porter, with each car. The parties
are personally conducted by -xp-ri-
enced excursion managers, wha give
every attention IL passengers. Insur-
ing heir comfort and convenience.
For more complete information re-
garding these excursions. rates tirk.
rt-. slrepILg-car accommodations,
dates. rt,... address
GEO r. NICHOLSON. g. p. Il T. A.
A. T. & S. F. X. X.
Topeka, Kan Sos
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u. 3. Land omoe.

Lamar, Colo.
To ATTORNEYS and Contestants:
On and after July l, 1890, the sum
of f"nr dollars will he required to b..
Deposited by each contestant ut the
time of fling each contest. to paw for
giving notice of cancellation, rrduc-
ing testimony In writing. making the
docket entry. issuing of notice and
all necessary correspopdrncec Unnet.-
It'd with the contest in accordance
with circular "a" General Land OF.
flee. May -. 1890
At the close of each contest the
R-cr,rpr will a,tarh IL tile record "a
certificate showing the amount de.
posted a. security for fees hy each
bartv To the contest. the amount of
fees collected and pad for clerical
services in reducing the case to writ
ing. d"crtin. ease. etc., the amount
of deposit returned To the d.posIior,
and the amount of fees collected and
:" be turned into the Treasury of the
United States.
G. ID. Form. Register.
&. e.. GoopALE. Receiver.
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rvot.o. ror Pun,ioa.ion.


Land ONCE at Lamar. Colo
June 9Th, 1870.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
punnesi settler hats filed notice of his intention
TO make finai proof in support OF hts cinin.
and that snid proof Will be made before the
register aud receiver ut Lamar. Colo. on
August stl. lssp, via; walter p. Heaton. u :.
No. LUIS for the SEX section ,. to~nsiip u
south. range ID west
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon nhd euitiNa-
lion OF said land. Viz. W y. James; W. 4;
steele. Jno- W. Below and l. h. swndiey. All
OF Lamar. Colorado. -,
Also nj the same place on October 18th. lsso.
viz. kdw ard d. Harris. ID. =. No. t.l&i Tor tue
Wig swift section 5 and wi nwls section 10
tow n ship p south. range - west.
He names tine following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiNa-
rion OF snid laud viz; W. j. GhrNin. l. l.. Max.
we'll, lesley C"ok and Edward r. t'rii'in. all
OF Lamar. Colorado. - -,
Also nj same place on August 5oth, ls.n, VIZ
Fior,, Maxwell ID. :. AGA for the Wiz swl .
section ~, township - south. range - west,
and lot Z aud s~l q nwll section ). TOW n>lip
* ~oui h, range As west
She names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cnliiNa
tion of said land. viz +. u. Harris, W. ).
t:arsin. W. ;. q. Newman and Geo J.. Ease.
'''' - q. u. foRp.
a.s Register
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Notice for Pupl,oation.


June Ith. isen.
Notice is hereby given that the following
ed settler has filed notice OF his Intention 10
ma Ike final proof In support Of his claim. and
that said prof will be made before the register
aud receiver at Lamar, Ioln., July l., lsso.
via. Morlon Strain, II. T. No-ss-9. for the I
see s, township =, range Is.
lie the following witnesses TO prove Lis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land. via: John " Ou,hoaee. Ell. Leath-
erInan, Samuel Park and ". Ia. Conway, all
OF Lamar Colo.
Al-o at the same place. on Aug anth. iss-l.
Sue Emma Ware, n. f No. 500. for the :. IL
of o. Ella Of see. 81, tosnship Il. rnnse VI.
She ma mes the following aiiue-se- Ia prove
her continuous re. iieuee upoa. and cultivation
of. -aii land. viz: ". A. Leonard. James >tcph-
en-on. Morton Strain. John " Clubhouse
William H. kirkman l. hereby specially no,i-
fed All e Lamar. Colo
Also before Jas. X. Doughty. judge snd acting
clerk of the court Of Prowsrs county. at Lamar.
Colo. On July 18th. lsso, Carrie Yae.iy. u. s.,
No. tll6. for the C. a. sec -. township 20, g..
range NJ Nv.
she names the following witnesse. to prove
her continuous residence upoa znd cultivation Of
said land. viz; tieorge Bland. John ". Bel ew
". Arthur steele. and William 4. James. ali
Of Lamar =. o., Prosers county. Colorado.
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Notice for Publication.
Land gyff,e,, AT Lamar Cpiorado
Mt Lamar. Colorado.
500 Och n-H.n

June 9Th, i-.0.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make nnal proof In support of Ills claim.
and commune -ame Ia cash entry. and that
said proof will be made before the register
and receiver ut Lamar. Colo. on July s4th.
lsss0. viz; james C. Jackson. II. r.. No. 1854.
for the " IL. sec - twp 81 :, range "a. W.
He names the following Witnesses To- prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivn-
tionof aid laud. VIZ: Vim. 4. James. Ed.
iyeathe-inan. Daniel lyestherinnn and j, r.
Hester. all of Lamar, COLO.
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Lind Office Mt Lamar. Colo.
Jun. 9Th, lss.l.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has iileJ notice OF his inten
ton 10 make finnI proof In support of his
claim. and that said pru-f will be made be-
fore the register and receiver at Lamar.
Colo, on July q, lsp, viz: George u. Slater
of Cattdoa, Colo, for the -. OF sec So of
twp. - OF range 40.
Ire names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivR.
ton Of. said land. viz Jerry kcllecher. sol.
Chambers, \. W. Hasty and w. y. Hasty, all
of Caddon, Colo.
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