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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
A DE- PERATE DEED.
Harry Peck Attempts to Shuttle Off
This Mortal Coil.
Still

A thrill OF excitement ran through the
city Sunday evening when il became
known that Harry Peck had attempted
to commit suicide in his room in the
Wedberg block. He evidently meant I'd
make a complete Job OF it for he took a
3S caliber Bull Dog revolver and plac-
ing the muzzle squareIy IN the center OF
his forehead, pulled the trigger. The
mugzle was DETECTED downward causing
the bullet TO take Il downward course
which undoubtedly saved him from an
immediate death. DR. Peabody was
summoned and probed for the bullet
but was unable TO locate it. Theyoung
man never lost consciousness and re-
clined unconcernedly smoking q cigar
while the doctor al probing the fear
full wound. 1t was a wonderful display
OF nerve or bravado, which is still kept
up.
Peck is a younger son OF a good Eng
lish family, who sent him ont to these
parts about two years ago to acquire a
knowledge OF farming. He received
frequent remittances OF money and
while it lasted lived in style. OF late he
has al considerably in debt on the
strength of a large sum he claimed was
coming to him as he had recently
acquired his majority. About ten days
ago, he left for Minneapolis from whence
he was brought back by his creditors
aud at the time OF his deed was nomi-
nally in the custody OF the sheriff.
When asked why he committed the
rash act he replied, becaus. u boon
companion had gone back on him. This
may be the true reason as he still in
sists that over $4,000 is on the way to
him, but "a great many think that he
had about reached the end of his re-
sources and with an exaggerated idea
OF the proceedings against himdetermin-
ed TO end his life. 1t is claimed that he
has attempted to kill himself once be-
fore. 1t is certainly a mystery how he
failed this time. With a hole as big as
a dime in his forehead, he complains
but little of pain. His head aches slight
ly, a pain in the chest and a tenderness
in the neck are all that bother him. He
and his friends claim he will recover
but the doctors are not SO hopeful. He
di splays great vitality and there lie "a
chance for his recovery. His friends in
England have been notified Of his con
ditIon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
A WAR ATLAS.

With sixteen pages Of colored maps in
one book, containing new and correct
maps OF Cuba, the Philippine Islands,
the West Indies, North America, Europe,
etc, each map 21x15 inches, has just
been issued and can be obtained from
the agent OF the Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway at the depot for 25
cents each. These maps are published
by Rand, McNally & CO., one OF the most
reliable map publishing houses in this
country and can be relied upon. An
atlas such as this is Indispensable ii one
desires TO keep track of current events i.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
1T is BIGGER THAN EVER.
Ringing Bros. Great Show Doubled
In Size Since Last Season.

Ringling Bros. Worlds Greatest
Shows, now universally acknowledged
to be the largest, grandest and most
complete combined circus, menageries
and hippodrome on earth, will exhibit
IN Webster Monday, July IL. Ringing
Bros supremacy in the amusement
world has. in recent years, become so
pronounced that the name of their
marvellous exhibition is in itself O
guarantee OF its surprising merit. The
achievements of the past ba however,
been notably eclipsed by the grandeur
and striking novelty OF the stupendous
enterprise organized by these progress
sive managers for the present season.
Colossal as Ringing Bros. grand expo
sition was last year. it was not to be
compared with the magnitude of this
seasons Offering. There are twice as
many railroad cars; twice as many
elephants; twice as many new and rare
wild animals; twice as many notable
and unequalled European and American
arenic specialists; twice as many really
great features as there were last year;
aud the millions of people who are ac-
| quainted with the former triumphs OF
this show Of shows will readily under
stand what such an augmentation OF
Ringing Bros. magnificent exhibition
must have entailed in it's organization
and must involve in the way OF expense.
According to the most careful estimate
the amount of capital invested in this
vast enterprise is 81, roc, 900, while the
average daily expense is over $7,400.
There are FIVE long trains OF double
ears. with q floor space or loading cap
acity equal to 100 OF the cars ordinarily
used in railway traffic; % elephants,
the largest number ever seen i'm the
western hemisphere, 400 OF the finest
blooded horses; scores OF cages of wild
animals; and hundreds OF high-class
performers and special features entirely
beyond the reach of other arenic exhibit
tons. The performances are given in
the largest canvas amphitheatre ever
constructed, and absolutely impervious
to the elements. There are five arenas,
two big stages, three rings and an al
most b~ewildering forest of mid-air
paraphernalia for the absorbing aerial
displays; while the ~hippodrome races
are run upon a great elliptical racing
course fully one quarter OF a mile in
circumference, giving an IMMENSE area
for the exploitation OF the gloriously
thrilling contests OF the Roman Maxi
mus and the hardly less impressive
races OF the modern turf, such as has
not been known since the days oil the
imperial Augustus.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
Base Ball.

The game Saturday between Webster
and Sisseton was a one-sided and un-
interesting affair throughout. the Siss-
etons being completely out classed. The
boys also suffered from the disadvantage
OF a so mile drive in the hot sun and
were in no condition to put up any kind
Of a game. In the first inning before
Cox got warmed up, they made a few
hits bur after that they went down 1-2-
8. The features OF the game were the
sharp fielding and heavy batting OF the
locals, Cox's pitching and the first base
playing OF Beaver OF Sisseton. Butiora
tumble in the first inning the visitors
would have been shut-out. The Sisseton
team are a nice set OF boys and stood up
against great odds with nerve and equa-
nimity. George Pfremer umpired the
game and gave satisfaction. Score by
innings:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
pAILWAY TIME TABLE.
c.;cauo Milwaukee & St. Paul KY
!" N nEVTGIGN

..ncpr East 10:41 p. m. Daily
s West 4:50 a. m.
h. freight East go a. m. ExesptSun
West 1886 pm.
Freight West 1908 p. m. Daily
b. trains ~snbiectto abandonment
fH e. A. BRADLEY, Agent
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
Liver Complaint
and Nervousness Cured.

No complaints are more common than
the above. You feel dull and muggy /;
your bowels move irregularly, and you
have n clumsy feeling about the liver.
As this condition develops, you are apt
to grow respondent. Try at once a
bottle of "Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tome" 1t will
brighten the spirits and give an excep-
tional vigor to the body. Ii not salts
fed after using one bottle, your money
will be refunded by II. A. Peabody OF
Webster.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
Card of Thanks.

We desire to return our deepest
thanks TO the neighbors and friends
With SO kindly rendered sympathy and
assistance during the hours OF sickness
and at the line OF death Of our beloved
father. Alice Il. Thurman,
Flora Bush.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
j.. l.. Harris

Webster, s. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
Pasturage.

Two hundred and fifty acres Of fine
pasture, well fenced, close to town,
abundance OF water. For horses, colts
aud dehorned cattle only. Stock taken
only for the entire season. Terms, horses
$300, cattle $500.
+. l.. Harris.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23

Comingl Comingll Concert given by
Viking Sextette. OF Minneapolis. At
tie opera house, Webster on Thursday,
June so, doors open at 800 p. IN. This
in the time you are not going TO miss 1t,
Admission 20 cents, children - cents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23

NJ d. Candy win deliver pure spring
water to any part OF the city at 20 cents
a barrel or 81 u tank. Leave orders at
this office. VIII also clean cisterps.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
FIRE
w DEPARTM EMF.

n,yrp WILLIAMS, Chief.
2 ". PARLIMAN, 1st Assistant.
~ G. KENDALL, 2nd Assistant.
r r FOSTER, Treasurer.
wv H. FL. MENs1NG, Secretary.
,~-rcaL No. 1 Hook & LADDER No. !
gHbMriiman. Chief. w. g. Kendall, Chief.
Z " WNIbalen, Captain. E.W, Taylor, Captain
BUCKET BRIGADE No. /
r q. Ochsenreiter, Captain.
o.cular meetings held at Fireman
nah 1st and 3rd Thursday eve-
rings of each month.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23
10 0 0 0 0 0

Arrangements are being made for a
bali game between Webster and the
Ringlings Circus nine on Circus day,
.IuIy l1th.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-23

L llHkS
Ice cream soda at THUS.
aRipgling Day"-July 18th.
Circus day-then for a field day.
Mems Shirts from 25c mp at Baxter's.
aTeg' got out a great base ball sign
today.
Mems Shoes best for the price at Bax-
ter's.
Measles in a mild form is prevalent in
the Getty.
E.W. Small handles the best Chimney
Brick.
Dick Chapman was down from Bristol
Saturday.
Fireprooi Paiut-all colors at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Presiding Elder Springer was in the
city Monday.
Try a fancy drink out OF THUS soda
fountain.
Kurt Kellogg made a businnes trip to
Andoyer yesterday. y
Ross the JeweIer Sells, Rents and Re-
pairs Wheels.
Station Agent Bradley visited the
Twin Cities Tuesday.
Everything in the Bicycle line at Ross
the jewelers..
Awholesale putting dawn of new side
walks has commenced.
The Advance is a "Money Maker
4 and grain saver.
Ole Amundson got back this morning
from Melrose Minnesota.
Big bargain in second hand Wheels at
Ross the jewelers..
JIM. Prendergast came ver Tuesday
from Wheaton to visit the folks.
The sweetest thing in town-Palmer's
Lilac Sweets-at Peabody's.
Johnny Beachy got back Monday
from an extended stay in the east.
Go t E. w. Small for your Lime,
Brick. and Building Material.
Chas. Huestis of Bradley was trans
4 acting business in the city Monday. y
Threshers when in need OF a Separator
or Engine do not forget The Advanced
Geo. Bathen returned from q visit to-
Mitchell Co, Iowa Thursday evening.
For the bath-Palmer's Florida water
iragrant and refreshing-au Peabody's.
sc, Wallace departed Thursday night
on an extended visit to Eastern points.
Ice Cream Soda--onIy five
cents per glass at Peabodyss
I'd. Finn who has been yer v low with
the typhoid fever is reported on thegain.
Nike Darmody is completing a large
barn on his pr operty south OF the track.
The finest paint on the market today
ls Reuchter's FIre-proof Paint.-M. A.,
Thul,
DE. Potter was over from Butler
Monday and paid this office a friendly
call.
hememberl it is always hungry. The
more you feed her, the more she wants.
The Advance.
a lorce OF workmen are placing an
anuerpinning beneath the Empire ware
house. !
raimer's High Grade periumes-last-
ing and fragrant-at Peabody's drug
store.
T. huntington departed Wednesday
morning for Sioux Falls on some private
business.
keuchter's Fire-proof Paint = all
s~nades-$1.35 per gallon at M. A..
THUS.
AT the ball game in Ortonville yester-
Jay Fargo defeated Flandreau by a
score of Ia to 13.
mere is nothing like it The Advance.
nosS Il. Parks, of Lily, or NJ. r. Basker-
'iie' pf Watertown, agents.
attorney Frank Sears departed this
"'orning Tor Lake Preston to attend to
'oihe legal matters.
Ap'g mveice OF the finest Perfumes
= ~s 0ue9ctm ID, just received at NJ. A.,
nv ttoaeer Drug Storer.
Anton IIelljgso departed Monday
s4Oi I1ing Tor Mitchell to attend the Adj
'snafst comp meeting.
De e Foster take orders for all
fble work. Let them figure
'oof ,ob before placing your order.
~ GOODWIN, II. II. Slovenian, j..
aud Fl. Paul went up TO
dnesday morning to Mt
Nu que ring political circus.
."1T
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cAuRcAes

The united Presbsterians hold services every
Sabbath et II a nv. aud s;iJ q. 10. sabbath
school At 70 a. M. q. Z. meeting at 200 y. m.
MiLroRp TInnkLr, Pastor.
~. r. CnrEcH ~ LANAn-Services held as
folluws Preaching avery Sunday at II a. m. and
p. N. sunday School at si5 a. m.
G. W. CoKEN. Pastor.
CHrfsTIAN CHuFcH AT LANsR--SundsyS School
every sunday At 30 a. m Services each Sunday
at II n m. aud p. N.
W. r. L. Meets second Friday hftsrnoon of
each fuGnth at o'clock as Presbyterian church
Mothers meeting the fourth Friday
Mas. NoHt FEIsEfF, Pres.
Ms. NoyrE. secy.
MAY VALLEY SrSbAY-sCHooL-At May Valley
School Heusc at ? o'clock y, m. Every cor
diaily invited to attend.
GRASABA ". T.. CurRcH-Services every sum
day evening. and SGuday-seliooi at so O'clock
.. m. Everybody invited g attend.
j. C. ALDERsOs, Pastor.
M.E.Y p. s. &. E.--Meeta every Sunday even
ius At 90 a ". ?. Chnreh. an young people
are cordially Invited g atteRa tiese meetings.
Lrcl NJ. NOVELS, Prus.
DoRA NELsoS Sec'y.
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- Ttl.r..iea ;. 80.

"a fzar-a Easepsan eif7es sand Gi-
sea- - mlE is employed a. era-
m pl after ia arrival igan The
uisg Tbt Alters eonsist ~ large
sEra1l vessels. divided hy Eosi-
raj ssseTPnssf compartments. o.
Afa itf aiadlo ghrae are ai!st sfs
te5 sand. sgfsze lrso ihrra si1es.
ca1rsrEi tsins placed in tss isW-
,zf iae aaest IA TIE saFanps q
urss aamFartneuis, Tir miis ca-
= Ebs lraaH; compartments ibnsash
80 gz17 Eraritniias pssaaufs aal
|1ins ,raFerss ne layer. - saud
~ sW uUNzr5, d carried - an
ss.6r ta cpgiaF ted via iee water.
rsFags B; passes ists 3 sifscra. frau
tes S dlfresiy arnaa tnts loesei
be- ~ diztrfsqiiaa. Nlik THIS ufsat-
t : 81 aaly free fruta sfTs. bag shs
--str q tasssFla q reduced 10 Aheas
essh-rs IA bes miIk the loss os
q -5 aii % - very siiFht. bas the
gssrfsty - mncns and slirT ustteg
ret.-fi H tse aInd Is sHrgfilinF The
tsrs 8 renewed scrh iiats the aiter -
Isi -WrHsas News.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
4 Il, ID - rri,al..-

ElE uhois resimeag ot live pri-
sa'5f Yesterday Eve prsyntes was
.saT5e EatA thsy started another waF-
NJ fas priyates u the lac, war was
Ha63 ~ in it NY ~ was never a psl-
sata ne sas q eeHeral He was born
~ and took after his father. TIE
tsaersls mostly stays IN the rcaT Ny
2 t!d ard the rear WIS losaseA At
-9af The iiye aFivate "a human,
.'i n1aoiy shinkE so. When they win
lae b2ttle the government, rass the
EeaeTai on tha back and raises his sal-
aF.. The private gets SIS a mouth
.id shot II ~ dsnt behave himself.
= private stopped a, orr hnase when
.aeF were gattIn' up a regiment, but
,5s 'olonsis hear,i he WAS there. and
aliF9unted hln aad took hiIs aud
1eht 20 war commanding him.
Ea1id1't Be private Atlanta Con-
Ititutioa.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
nrhind the Es,arp..

"h2t was Ars. Slowly talking TO
you a6out. Eusng, she wanted TO
z-o" i i was true that oar couliry
Spain"
II ue largest waves ara seen on Cape
Nv no'h' rising 70 4s feet + height and
y, ~ teet long t'om crest to crest. Waves
- me north Atlantic have been OBJ
,srYed y 70 rise g Zee, IN height. In the
,ler@an ocean the height does not ex-
ssea lSla feet. and In the Medlter-
tanean 1i5s feet.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
- -. a.,l.m.r.alr.

-Tts lzt tlals aa~ wna H!l raia
- fE-Nacsss msa sas q Taseka
= tss til q "a. ifs Eas wearing hia
e. t.1t aruy oysrcosf. ans Il the
- Efe taa big hlsch,a pRsre Ms
- taac,gra haEs Hs ass walking
tsFa hausas agenao Rhsa I uutirod
~ lTt bsuep mare Neil was tisd
2 as,hlus post In frors o; q Hspre.
u a7lsa he=, mogntea. ard rode
ssE- ihe street. ~ hAr's as sse eaBld
fA AZ Re rosis hs svuHe hair sroHnd
'z 'Aa ssails. pniird or oue of his
f175 zrd hegAs shooting AZ the zisa
s-ooeFiss' aoove ths stnfs of a iittfe
saf-a'1ry wooden elspa. wAra be was
~ sad ihe row was an pyeT come
f,l2us aho iaxsstasztsd foard that
sl tiy oliicta had strack inside The
lf'sr o in The siza Il vas tBs. a ilttie
t1sibiti7a ofhoe be fatiid shoot % tho
~ 'gs ;hs amusement af whoever hap
irlst 70 BE IN sisht.r
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- AR1lrlcIAl- sroNs.
.,va and Hot water saese.sraly
T..a ~ scotch rirm-

r..d ~ scotch Flrnn-
r-,- Shc Saw York TIraes. a ASeoteh
maBu,Aeinring an artificial
abich Is ssad 70 ssaat every
nd 10 tU tnperyfogs Ia all vasaF-
1, ,se weather. The prpctss = a
r., ~. and the Ingredients pE The
chnay gue and sana. are Eot
4 sgslts Commodities. 10 that Il is
.,s8 that the Efiiaeial product viii
- 70 euapsse With the real The
~ .aad. having hcea thofuushiF
-4,sa are paEsaa into n0lding
-, uh.sh rsay be o, ssY snuyuhfsnt
4, shar ana these arc pieeei
IN. fhe claversrF Water ~ kiEh
4rs ana hsylas a htsh tcnpafa-
!. u then panIed into tae eqageSter
rr ire usoesssgs chemical nIion
r ne lime ana ssnd. and the
0rE hdyea hre alsa subuited 10
,szu rsiuro az hhgut tea deErees
.7uhslt ~ the action Of suwtrheit-
-zm 10 about thlFgs h0ufa thn
--l uassr = run 81. but tar beat
,szi7c ia order to rrnnEe mos
= f7aa tat rdoifias tu1ee. far as-
~ fesan hnass TIE boxes ars
= rsal5ro8 fsaa ts,e converter aa1
Stone u.taia thsm Is practically
Iaty i5y usc.
E1rsri1snis arc now in psosrfsa
vheh it e hopsd that eshCr
vl--s y usfurs's iaeprstsry, sars
Fts and marble. Sii prs.eatly 30
s-rstsTIY Iaiitafat
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
Kidney or plndder Trnntlrs.

Ityqu s5iTcF frrri sidncr. t'aadrro o. arjr-.
~ tdrthia-s ~ fralp fns1 ffraaruf or e-aufy
trriHr y kcnuer'S hslneF asAd Ruckarhe
Llfe a rhai Euu uaut issd-uetffnr hr
z 5iNgvp = zE1.eEsllv cursd ~ ore hssttte II
latf U1arrfol sriasiF Tsstiraniiafs are
alsfs FaF1ieli. niany uss1pic dauhtius the hons
- arfiH-rFlfy ~ thri0, vc thcrssforp avoid
fifsrz aEF terf tut WI fnruis then On au-
nsl-atlfis 20 dealer WhEasr uause D. riFrn
ttfF. n uai sasisfsd afirr tsil- one Dot
aF y8es ainuoy wHi u refuparj ~
l. H. MYERS
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
why IL nli M H..

4 Scotch laddie, jock by name. after
being carried. an unwilling patient by
hia mother 70 the bone-man 10 eet his
leg set. vas asked q the manipulation
bad hurs him NO, said IoeR ~
dsnna hHTt me- I ,old you it widna
be painful. said hls mother. ..Ahi"
replied jock, mae worder; re see
mother. Just le, him tumble VIZ the
sound leg Argounut.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
NorIcE FoR PuRLicArloN.

Z. s. LAND ORl1oE G4a,rAR coLol
Mas "a. ls9s,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settier has fled noties, Of his inteIi-
tof 10 make iinal proof IN support f his clsift,
and that said prpot will b. made before the
Rreistof and Receiver gt LHiuar, Colorado, on
We,inessiuy, Jrly 10, ISIS, viz David W, Robin.
s4lg u. f. No fsflz, for the W. W. and W.
sWil sec. II, 1wp.Z3 s.. Rg. a ". 9th p. 81
He aBuics the following witnesses to preve
his eoutinuous residence upon and cultivation
~ said lstnd. VIZ; David Barnes, Bert Hodges
and William Mckenzie. all OF IsuihHr Colorado,
and John L. Farmer. 81 Grannda, Colorado.
lI-iB W. a. MEREI-L. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
NorloE roR runLIcArIoN.
LASD osTicr At LaaAr, CoLo., !
Jtiua, AZ fsug

LASp ofricr At LAsAE, CcIu.,l
Juue ~, isa3. (
NOTICE T. hereby given that the follow ing
~ HauHd settler has tlec notice Of HE igteu-
mon 20 make anui pFuof Is supIori - liis claim,
aud that e.sis; prDei Will be naade htiore Ho4i--
Ter and Hcceiver at Lamzr, CNiuTade. on
Saturday. July % f5es. viz William e.. boyd
VI. ~. No. 4i.7, tor fhe Sfk uf section 4. Town
ship = =. Range y ". fth Y. ~.
hs uarnrr the following withcescs 20 pruye his
cuutiun,lfs residence ul'ou and cnitirnti0n Of.
said land. was J. u. koen. z. I. koeu, !. ~
RQnlpsaH and Maynard koep. all u LnIuar, coio.
l-t-i-I " 4. MEARItL. Resister,
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,fysiery Of pianonA com,e,,,,,-

No one can tell where The diamond
F1gA 10 10 combustion. Barn ii ana n
leavss no ash The fame ls exterior.
Ike that q cork and when Il has
hlazed itseH out ihere remains NOT
even 20 much ss would dust the an
tennao ef 4 6nstsYay.
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NmitE Eus fuHLic-IIoN.
Is Lass 0I71el, I.ls4R cota.

Us. Ltsp 0sslet, I.tstR Cota.l
3ar- 81 fgr
1TUffCF : Aar-hy slfer fisst tlse fsliliu if..--
~ ns-as sFttivf f1ss issl a.-tis 20 10 lsJlsl-
We - gfgsas aal ifrsf ll sapFtif - - ci1i11.
ESD fstt fat f7srl VII b. i-a isiurs tlit Beg
saN, A4sast o t-Isi. stg3 lsuss J.. E'snsfs- u.
No. tff7. lf tfe he'st Hu|i zus pa sN
50 s. fsu- i e. q W ftt E. 81
ile nNElsa So fIs sg u'.failsssf tsi frura ais
rsse1 i7isi.s rrsi.teiirs urar aas criliaafttu nc
sstJ tand. v1 ns-s y Wstao D. J.. i'iss.
sftisp a. 's,iit sf s. r flsiirF. 80 - Ia
ssA4 W Mrzritt EaEitrr.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
NorlcE FoR peBLIcArIoN.
.. 5. L.np 80. LAnAn. q.

T.. s. LsNp oFieE. LtMAH. Cor
lure /. te,,s.
NOTICE u hecrsy given that the fnllpwiue-
N nHmed ststtlet has tiad notice ~ her intrn-
tian T. make luai psosf ia rupport Of her claiuI.
and thai said iiret vii be mabe heforo the Res
ister aud kecessar NJ Lamar, tplorada, on
Neslncssas. iulyzitb, D. vizs Nancy Z. Lee,
u. = Ne tsiia. for he w sts and ; 3 NWA
~ sec - TIgp. es \. li.s. g W. stu +. NJ.
She nnmes III" foitaWinat witnesses 70 prove
her epn tinuous re idefcn upon ansl cultyatioBui
sud iaf d. VIZ. Marf y. Jones. W W. Jones and
Faht- y ktonce, tll ~ 0rGnada, Colo, and j.
Scutt Hohcftzon, 90 Barton. Colo.
isfis W. a. MHriitI, Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
I DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF NOTICE
/ FoR PUBLICATION.
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NOTICE Is hereby siyea that Nancy Y, am ~,
~ Intention to make iInul proof tn her desert
land claim No. ~ for tie NJ qnnrter Seei -
T,sr s-,S RI 4f W. 9Th r. NJ. before the Reg
ister and Receiver at Lamar alorado, on
tuesday. the aud day of August, lsss,
She rnrsi.s the following witnesses 70 Rtoss
~, o4,tle.e IRRIGATION and reclamation ol SAID
land a. conly j. i. McDe~cli, ;, W; doodalo
and j. A. Mfisun, all II Holly, Gelor1d3..
ja2 j2T VII AEnRILl, heeister'
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
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Iisfa va N1tEui. REGISTER.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
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The Lamar register., 1898-07-06
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE
kOR PUBLICATION.
UNIrrn - LANn orrfcn.

i-tNAn. Iufu.. June -, lsias
MpTitE y hereby given that Welly g. Gould
~ q Lamar. Prowers county Colo, has filed
notiea ~ u iqution - make pi9oi on liz desert
~ iieA & ueA ~ # rf'c 4 twp ~. ~ 44w, Hti
Z ", telarc tbe REGISTER anal Receiver al La
mar, Colo. on Tuesday. tile Ind day % August.
t4r
lie nnmes the following witnesRrs 10 prove
The coaiilnte T. riga tioa and feeamat!on ot snid
land sarHh l.. tecpeT. ;, ". haudalc, l.. N.
Maraliafn, }. 4. Wil-on. all of Lauiar. Colo,
i2e-i5 ". A. MGUgtLL. Register.