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ONE DEAD. OTHER DYING.
Editor of a Small Paper md MAJ
He Had "ROuSteI,v

Editor of Small Paper md n Man
He Had .RoHsted."
Laredo, Texas, April 10.--News reached
here today of shooting scrape which took
nlace at Cotulla, small town on the In
ternational railroad, sixty miles north of
this city. last night about . O'Clock, in
which Henry May was killed and Editor j.
Guy Smith OF the La Sale Isonomy, pa
ner published in Cotulla, was mortaily
wounded Smith was commonly known in
this section as 'Brann No. - on account Of
his bitterness In his articles toward many
peeple in that locality, and 1t is generally
believed that something he published about
Nav was the cause OF the difficulty. Thr
affray occurred in front of Burks's hotel,
and May is said 10 have shot Smith twice
from behind before he (Smith) got ms pls-
tol out. May died before morning smith
ia still alive but the chances for MS re-
covery are reported very slim. Both Smith
and Nav are Young men and well connected
beth financially and socially. An III feeN"s
has existed between the relatives ana
friends of both parties in consequence OF
local politics, which it has been often eald
would ultimately result in killing, ana
now that the BAH has been opened 1t is Pc
,eved by citizens here who are acquainted
with the Cotulla affairs and people related
10 both men that more killings are bouha
10 follow. May was In the employ OF his
uncle A. Armstrong, one OF the wealthiest
stockmon In this section OF the country
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TOPEKA AVID soMmEms.
Much Trouble Experienced with the
Foreign Crews.

Portland Eng. April l0.-Thc United
States cruiser Topeka formerly the Do
genes), in command OF Lieutenant John !.
Knapp. and the torpedo boat sommers En- :
sign G. w Hazelton commanding, en route
for the United States, put in here today.
After clearing Portland bill such heavy
sea Was encountered that the sonmsrs was
almost buried and Captain Knapp deemsd
IL safer 10 return. About thirty OF the
Topeka's crew refused to sail in her. neces-
stating the shipping Of others 70 All her
list
The sommcrs. Il IS found, sprang leak.
but her officers do not regard the f-tusy
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; MESSAGE WILL GO IN.
That Fact Is Now Settled Beyor lsp
Doubt.
WAS AGAIN READ OVER BY CABINET.
: An Addcnda Relating to Spaia's
} Latest Move.
! NO CHANGE III THE TONE or IT
Armisticc Sizsd Up as Really Il Plea
FOR More Tins.
} M'klNLEY WANTS ARMY AND NAVY
! iWith Which to Bring About Peace
Z In Cubn--indcpcndcncc1 la Not
. Rccognixcd.
Armisticc Sizsd Up as Really II Plea
FOR More Tims.
I'klNLEY WANTS ARMY AND NAVY
With Which to bring About Peace
IN Cubn--tndcpcnslrnc La Not
Rccopnixcd. u

Washington, April 1o,--Easter Sunday
. Ing with tho Spanish situation. AZ a re-
suit of Spains grant Of an armistico, the
president and his advisors held two moct-
\ ings today, one about noon lasting III
hour and n half, and another ut S o'clock
} met meeting tonight II was announced
, that the presidents message would 20 to-
: that The meeting was devoted to the con-
alteration of the message necessitated by
tho last note from Spain advising this
government OF the declaration of nm I'M
conditional armistice. The suffix to the
presidents message merely rectes this
latter evidence OF the development of the
Spanish question: giving the substance of
the note and recommending 1t TO the
earnest attention of congress- Otherwise
the message stands unchanged.
After tho meeting u member said the
Spanish note nad not altered the message.
~ 10 merely" said he. what Spain nus
} -sca nts.ng sea ali iione ,.nofs tia,ia. Il s
does not touch tho situation and the presi-
dents message is left precisely what 1t
was before stating the ract of the last
Development
Another cabinet member said after the
meeting: Our meeting tonight was for tho
hnal reading Of the message that will be
sent to congress tomorrow. 1t Is strong
state paper and Will contain u review Of
the conditions eSstine in Cuba for years
past. There is no change in tho tone of
tho message. differing from that indicated
In the newspapers, The president VIII ask
that he be given authority to use tho
army and navy to bring about peace In
the island OF Cuba. An argument is made
agains, the recognition of the independence
OF the insurgents on the ground OF lacking
the essentials OF Independent government
and is based on precedents.
There was but one addition made 10
the message and that was In relation 10
the dispatch presented to the State de-
rartment by Minister Polo, containing the
information that the queen regent grant
ed authority 10 General Blanco to issue IN
armistice. the conditions to BIO left to his
judgment. II Is not thought that this
armistce idea VIII have the least effect
on the contemplated action OF congress-"
II IS said some members Of the cabinet
asked to recognize the armistlce as stay
OF proceedings. but they were oyerruled.
During Senior Poio's call at the state
department he notified the authorities
that the proclamation Of an armistice had
been duly promulgated at Havana today BY
General Blanco. The first effect OF this
will be TO bring about a complete cessation
OF all Spanish hostillties throughout the
island. The Spanish troops Will 80 iutv
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ONLY 4 DELAY or WAR.
That II the European Opinion Of the
Armisticc.

London, Apr, II Yesterdays CONT
mental kilograms to today's morsing papers
all welcome the armlstiee as giving at
least prospect of peace; but 1t Is the
general belief. looking TO the difficulties
involved, that there is only delay OF war,
as the United States viii refuse to be a
party TO further negotiations.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Daily
Chronicle says: THE European cables are
exchanging ideas as TO the further modes
OF procedure to secure peace."
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LATEST FROM KEY WEST.
Reported thnt One of The Guns of
MorrO CNuluded

Key West April io.7-It is reported that
while the spaniards were rracticing With
the hig guns on Moro castle last Thurs.
day one of them exploded and killed five
men. The armament OF the fortress Is
aniiquatod.
Captain Barrett is 10 report at Wash
ington, supposedly to give information
aoont The Notifications of Havana, as It
Is expected he gained much valuable In
formation about thom while in Cuban
waters
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AMERICAN COAL ron SPAIN.
shipments Are Ia lie Mndc ms Unpid
Is as Possible.

Philadelphia. Pa, April 10.-Thc Brit
ish steamer Hampstead has been chartered
to carry coal l, the Cape Verde islands
the present rendezvous of the Spanish tor
pedo flotiila, and tho cargo Will be loaded
either at this port or Norfolk. Heretofore
all coal shipments for these islands have
been supplied from Cardiff, Other ship
mcnts are TO rapidly follow the Hamp-
siead's cargo In order that the naval sta
lion Will be stocked before the commence
ment OF possible bostilities. when such
shipments Will be stopped
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Anxious to Enlist.

Luling. Texas. April l0.-The recent dis
patches from Luling, published In Inc
Post, In regard to the organization OF Cap
tain w. b. stephens company OF as
mounted cayalrymen at NIXON has a"ahen
widespread interest and scores OF young
farmers will make application for mem
bersbip. The republication of the dispatch
~, Western daily has added fuel to the
Are sy and Captain Stephens company prom
tees n reach a battalion in few days.
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New York. April 1O.--An audience as
sembled In Rev Thomas Dixons church in
the Academy of Music today drawn BY
the announcement OF Cuban patriotic
meeting to be addressed BY representatives
OF the junta. and music TO be furnished by
soldier chorus dressed in the uniform Of
the Cuban army. The meeting was dis
missed BY deacon Of the church. who
announced that the jnnta had decided not
TO allow It's members to participate or en-
gage In any public obseryances until the
International complications were settled,
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ITALIAN wARsHIp.

p."rance In American Winters
s"hneeted with Spain.
| ,'ns'on, April 9.-The Italian train
sup Amerigo vespuccl is anchored in
'hac' on Alexandria. Va. with 3lJ
aooard' She will not. come up to
|ph,n,s,on. but after few days will go
~ -, viat here" said one OF the OFF,
hhl. uss no bearing whatever ON the
N o,Neen the two countries"
"a reported he was told, that you
81 ~ me 10 take the Spanish minister
~ "a me event of war
s,ats iian officer appeared to regard
-~neht as huge Joke,
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a SPANISH JEER.
Lee Bitterly Attacked In u Huvunn
ner.

Havana April i0.--Ei Doro dc la Ma
rina publishes an article today under the
caption ''At Last He Has Gone" in (which
II attacks General Lee. saying he con
yertcd the American legation In Havana
into club for persons out OF sympathy
with Spain or belonging to an snnexa-
ZIONIST syndicate; that he informed his
government falsely OF the failure OF au-
tonomy and misrepresented the causes OF
the Maine explosion.
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NJ ,,uy N Wbnieback.

wes, superior. Wis, April 9.--Nayaiofn-
aos, under instructions from Washington,
go oomn,eted an agregneDt for the purchase
" ,ta,.,sck christopher Columbus. with
o. view s Il is said, Of employing hef , , as
trar put, lea nearly double that many On
pu. s ,ria, trip 1000 were aboard. ana during
NJ ~. Woric & Fair She carried COCO.
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SOME FREcH SENTIMENT.
Press Thinks We should Grab ut
spain's Oner.

has given fresh proofs OF her prudence
and wise patriotism; and henceforih
diplomacy must guard her honor and in
terests. The United states win shock the
conscience OF the world II II fails 10 re-
spond to Spanish advances"
Tho JorRal Des DeBats says: II the
jingoes continue their campaign II VIII
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Probabilities.

Washington. April l0,--For Eastern Texas
ton; north 10 Fast winds.
Western Texas Partly cloudy; possibly
showers southeriy winds.
Ii u.sana-Fair; cooler in northern and
western portions; northerly winds.
-s40iaeheass Indian Territory ana Arksnsas-
Faii: cooler, northerly winds.
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PRESIDENT PROPOSED TO ASK FOR FURTHER |
Was Told ii He Did
the Will TodayTwo Meetings
Held Yesterday Vas Thoroughly

o. day day liam a sAnn bbu ct a a very quiet
w h o n n len
% our
Every sui RUG tina % lei GC EAR at the d mIt play has sheen exhaust
lie hl is worked ~ to is eq
It's M longer SA " linn u is matter OF hours Wash is rad
quartz OF n he p h Nation defenders beats h tn hparmc her
ave bee mays an fearful anng h n the f weeks Will be many
en three Several am ynug h nauandn h punga~ rysm
h solemn n ~ ebay Nc loo h h n the and clasp la quu an Heartily 70
g an
M lie a has @ hs Ii House u met urptn afternoon al
OF he u to grantee ~ W h by his h % INV
N Of empr cv he ABR pd r f hours
word o. a @ mere
quests th % m m a
by
eabne has jus orero uin
Kny IA 10 m hi % at "a add tim AT Spain VIII
snn t n ng nj OPT to w a CIV day Er disco r to
M certain nn ar a w in congress n t
m t nc p Of u
tina he eff vii he W va Ms hpi
n p lions de
au. h extend h dy ma m a conc v NJ on In wmh F.nongh
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san Franci.co and New Orleans.

New York April 10.--Thc captain OF the
steamer Alter. which arrived here toirS'
Gays that at 2 p. m, April 7, his vessel
passed within ten miles Of two warships
painted white. Both were coming west 81
ten knots an hour and were In latitude
4o.45. longitude 4s.49. These vessels are
evidently the New Orleans lformirly the
Amsxoniasj and the San Francisco. which
sailed from Grayescnd, ENGLAND. two weeks
go today.
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BIG Lot or MUNITIONS.
Big Guns, LiitIe Guns aud Many Tons
of smOfscIe%s Powder.

New York. April 10. The steamship
Etruria. which arrived from Liverpool to-
day brought large cargo OF war ma
terials for the government purchased
abroad by government officers The cargo
consists of rapid FIRE guns. machine guns.
heavy ordnance and many tons Of smoke
less poWder
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
last Night,s Readings.

Thu area of high pressure is central over
Northern Missouri tonight with the highest
barometer reading so.2S inches at Kansas
citf. The lowest barometer is 1896 inches at
El Paso.
Generally fair to clear weather is reported
In all sections tonight, except in Western
and Northern Texas. where II is cloudy and
rairing. Only light scattered showers re,
ported tonight.
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.Mn,poNGAHELA, Pa.-Tho Western Penn
ahrh Christian Missionary society will
( h m SEM annual convention here for three
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s,hMhh,DGE. Mass. lie Cercio Francois
nv University of Harvard will give
b,os,s lie Medocin Mmlgre Lui." with
lug s music and ballads.
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| n !, ioRk.-The special meeting of the
kaiou,. review OF the National Trotting as
"eol VIII be held here today.
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as serious. Her crew, however, became
nisnlened ana struck. Being merely hired
hands. not onliated mon. they are nat
amcnablo to nnyai discipline. and Llcuton
ant Knapp is cndeayoring TO secure fresh
crew.
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F,r.E HAuTE, Ind.-The republicans OF
h n,da ana Ninth congressional districts
"o'u Dig political meeting here today.
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TODAY,s FORECAsrs

lli.-A convention Of the
1iae iaborers of the State will be held
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fMrnMNAli. Ga.-The State convention of
mere today.
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MA II. nEi-PHIA. = Tho second annual
sa, o. the American Academy OF Political
4 nn% science will begin in this city
qua continue till the 18th.
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THE AsIArIc SQUADRON.
Vessels HIVE stcam III mud
Are Ready to start TO sen.

London, April lo.--Thc Hong
Kong correspondent of the Daily
, Mail says; "Thc American
squadron has completed arrange
ments for putting to sea. Two
vessels have steam UP ready 10
start Mt moments notice Tho
cruiser Baltimore and the reyc-
nue. cutter Hugh Mccullough
are expected tomorrow.
Tho British cruisers Nashin
and Fury have been bought by
America for Transports. "
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"e"eT"s pDSerNnuOus.
Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. M, 18th meridian
time:
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sed M nn'mIhomas Sergeant Perry has ac-
M. .ne professorship OF English Language
"A us.ure IN the college Keiogijuku in
iie VIII leave Boston today for Japan.
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prove that under the pretext Of humanity
they have only pursued their own aims
and sought the exploitation OF Cuba"
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4 vii, ZION On; The racing season In the
|sh,,rtono open In earnest today, when the
Flinw ~ Jockey club begins it's spriIig
mi q r 1ne meeting will continue until
mere are twelve stakes to be run.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-11-03
Notice to Woodmen.

General organizer John X.
Shireman, Past Head Banker, will
spend Thursday, November Gath,
in your city in the interest of
Woodcraft. Make the very best
you can of his presence; will send
him at the expense of the
Head Camp excepting board) to
do whatever is best towards the
upbuilding of your camp in the
secret work, and l hope that the
Neighbors OF your camp will pitch
in red hot during that day, and
make his visit a grand success
not only fratcrnaIly but in in
creasing the membership.
Fraternally yours, in l.. II. & r.,
f. A. FALKENBuRG,
Head Consul.
Everybody attend our meeting
on the 10Th
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james I. Hobbs is to-day
moving TO Colorado Springs for
tho winter. Charley viii remain
here and look utter the cattle and
ranches
School began in the McCauley
district Monday with Miss Sadie
Mcdowell as teacher. The out
look for a very successful school
is good.
JAS. T. Hobbs while dohorning
cattle last week had the misfortune
Ito have one finger badly crushed.
He is now improving aud it is
thought the finger will not have
to he amputated.
Miss Virgie James is back from
South Dakota and viii fake mp her
residence in Ebert again. Squire
James has rented the Maxson
house and the family will reside
there this winter.
Hon. f. N. I.aVell yesterday
sold to Mrs. Mary A. SchilIinger
the residence in Scott's addition
now occupied by Rev. Geo. Il.
TnttIc. Mrs. Schilingcr will
move to town about Dec. Isl and
make this place her permanent
home.
Judge Mundy, who for scycrnl
years resided on the Divide, is
quite dangerously sick at his
home. Eli Knowles and wife and
Mrs. Jacob Epler start Sunday
for Mount Carmel, ILL.,. and will
remain at his bedside until there is
a change.
1t is whispered by parties on
the inside that if elected c. l..
Dickerson viii be the next speaker
Of the house. This will be n
merited honor for Mr.. Diclserson,
as well as for the district he
represents.
The w. r. c.. dance at Kiowa
last Friday evening was de-
cisled success. Seventy-one tick
cts were sold. People were there
from Elbert, Elizabeth, Easton-
Vile and Bijou Basin. The next
regular meeting of the w. r. c.
will be held at Kiowa Nov. 10.
0. A. KILN, Sec'y.
The large general store of Mr..
Sadler, as well as the whole
business part of the town of Divide,
Colorado, was accidently destroy
ed by fire Tuesday afternoon
during a heavy wind. Besides
Mr.. Sadler's store the hotel, a
drug store, two saloons, large
hay barn full of hay and other
buildings were burned. Billy
Burnside has clerked for Mr..
Sadler the past two or three Years
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u,th,. Our Law.

Eess than two years ago a man and
ais wife IN Baltimore borrowed $50
from loan company. giving their
household goods as security. and a
number Of interest notes which oblig-
ed them TO pay as Interest SIS for ev-
cry six months. They have already
paid $3.50 In interest. but as they
stili owe $3.50 interest," as we'll as the
principal. the creditor threatened TO
seizo the furniture. Thereupon tho
hopeless debtors invoked the courts
for some redress. but the Judge was
compelled to say that he could do
nothing. And In order to save their
furniture they will have to pay back
the original $50 and e1a5 for two
fears' use Of it---New York Tribune
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The November Ladies' Home
Journal prints a series of prize
dollar menus, accompanied by
figures which show that dinners
for four persons can be obtained
and prepared for one dollar. The
menus printed were selected by
Mrs. S. L. Rorer out of u large
number submitted in competition
for a considerable cash offer
large enough to invite the efforts
of the best non-professional cooks
in the country. The dinners may,
therefore, be accepted as the very
best i'll quality and variety and
preparation that it is possible 10
obtain for the outlay OF one
dollar.
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THE TRIBUNE.

T.z ranrxr 4 printed IN It's own buu1lug-a
crIu1ur<2ult- c1Uundiouf. we'll lighted snd VERY
rooYcuIcntlx frr1nced structure N tbc cenfar Of
IOWA. I1c plant nom which "a cinsrafer. with IL
t1rc< prcrr<< and abundance Of type ard nreef-
.,ric, Y one Of the ecsnpietert country oiccs IN
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Notice for Publication

Land Ofice at Denver. Colo. Sept "a, ISIS
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has 1led notice OF his intention 70 make
final proof In support OF hi- claim, and that said
proof viii be made before tho county judge OF
q Ebert Co, At kown. Colo, on Noyelabet iith,
sc or ne ar sec B. twp. 10 =, range ej west Of 9Th
p. IN.
eontinaons residence upon and cultivation OF said
pmn sss pssSo sssss Of 81 EDss cos
n5 C. d. Ford. ssistsr.
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Railroad Time Table. /.

Ranches for rent or sale. Apply
to x. N. La Veil, Elbert, Colo.
Up to Tuesday evening 442
votes were registered in Elbert
precinct.
Mrs. Nellie B. Foote returned
Saturday and will remain in Elbert
a few weeks.
Money loaned on approved real
estata security. LEE RAMSEY,
707 Cooper Bid, Denver.
Ben Middleton has been quite
sick since Tuesday-coniined to
bis ed-but is now convalescing.
Albert F. II. Miller came
yesterday and is making some i'm
provments on his ranch. He was
glad to get back home.
Mrs. Chamberlain star ted last
week to rejoin her husband in
Nex York City, where they viii
reside permanently.
All parties indebted to DR..
Marey will find it to their interest
to call at once and settle. F. N.
La Veil, Elbert, Colo.
Mrs. BrazeIton returned from
Denver last week, bringing her
daughter, Ida, who is now rapidly
reooveriog from Typhoid fever
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Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Denver, Colo, Nov. 2, ISIS.
Notice Is hereby given that the folnwine named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 70 make
final proof IN support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the clerk of the county
court OF Eibert county at kiowa, Colorado, en-
Dec. lqth. 1895. viz. Elmer X. Coleman. Homst.
qf Sec. z. Tp. Q, s.. Ring "a ".
BE names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz.
John T. Mellcr. Loren Chapman. Thomas
Salem. Baltz Gsyior, all Of Elbert. Colo.
l-In - L ID Inrd- HnnlEler
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at Denver, Colorado, {, !

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention tc make
final proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the clerk OF the county
court OF Elbert county at Kiowa, Colorado, on
Dec. 10th, 1sos. viz: William II. Sparkman
Homst. Application No. 1925 for the W hf &c or.
Sec II. Up. q. s.. Rg. % W.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz:
Charles q. Anderson, Henry. Buckhorn. Dan.
Jones, Austin j. Wilson, all Of Elizabeth, Colo.
$40 C. Id. FORD. Register.
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Notice. for publicnt,on.

Land Onice at Denver, Colo. Oct. ~. 1893.
Notice IL hereby given that the foil owing named
settler has filed notice of his intention 70 make
proof will be made before the clerk of county court
Of Elbert Co.. at kiowa, Colo. on December ~.
1sas, viz: Allie Martin, Homst, Application No.
l66s1 for the hf or, hf SC Or Sec. IL, rp 10,
s., Rng. 6e W.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, Wig:
Elisha Pendergrnst, zophar l.. Holden, Daniel e.
I $50 {. d. FORD, Register.
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NnTInE

anyone wishing to consult mo on school bust
rerf will nnd me 1T the court house In Kiowa
every Saturday from II to 3 O'Clock.
Mus ANNA @. WILLARD. County Supt-