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BRIC-A-BRAC.

An unusually large and fine collec- tion of French, Austrian, German, English and American fine chinaware and bric-a brac, including such wares as Royal Bonn, Delft, Louwelsa, Uto- plan, Cameo, Wedgewood, Limoges, Dickens, Dresden, Vonbijou, in
 plaques, vases,
 Jugs, pitchers,
 brush and comb sets, celery trays,
 cups and saucers, teapots,
 nut dishes, candlesticks, etc, etc.,-and everything at strange prices.
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Why Do You Commit Suicide ?

The man who let's cold run on" until he finds himself in consumption's grasp Is guilty of self-murder. There is no cure for Death, and consumption is Death. Coughs and colds are nothing more nor less than Death in disguise. There is one sure, infallible cu1e- Cleveland's Lung Healer. Don't trifie-get free trial bottle. It is the greatest lung med cine in the world. Large bottles cost but % cents, and you can get .your money back If it doesn't cure you. w. D. Heald, Druggist. 4
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CUT GLASS.

Cut glass, scintilating from hun dred points at once: Pitchers, $3 98 ; water bottles, $1.68 to $10; decant- CTS, fruit dishes, $548, $987 spoon trays, $2.23; oil bottles, $1.79; olive dishes, $1.68, $2.98; salts and pep pers, with sterling tops, 4Sc to $149 knife rests, 48c, 72c; etc., etc.
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FORBES & wALLACE'S.
FORBES & wALLACE'S.
We Are in Perfect Readiness
Springfield, December 1899.

Nothing is wanting from the stocks. The best things that the world affords before you here. Rugs curtains urnure wraps jackets shoes slippers boys clothing not less ready than handkerchef, books, toys, ewey gloves, mems furnishings and leather goods.
 The service is almost perfect The decorations beautiful.
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COLORED GLASSWARE.

Bohemian colored glassware, in vases, wine sets, water sets, lemonade sets, claret jugs, powder boxes, etc.
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What Shall the Present Be '?

If all things else fail to help you decde visit our newly enlarged basement will solve the question: What is down there, anyway?
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JAPANESE GOODS.
PICTURES.

And the picture store-framed and unframed pictures-colored photos, proof etchings, engravings, water col ors, pastels, etc. The space given up to pictures is now more than twice its former size, and hoIfidis -treasares-iH. plenty for the gift hunter. We can't go into particulars here. Will you come to see everything?
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SOUVENIR CHINA.

Springfield souvenir china, in large assortment of shapes, with views of Springfeld's important places and scenes.
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 DOWN

Tn sea of low prices. Now is the time to secure the low prices that will prevail on all our Win ter Clothing while they last.
 We are selling all our new Winter Clothing at same prices that have prevailed in the past. Everybody knows that clothing will be higher, and now is the golden opportunity to get in on the first floor and select hobby or a business suit and save mon- ey. We have
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And we have not forgotten the little fellows. We can make it a pleasure, as we'll as a source of profit, to call and see our styles and get prices.
 In Hats, Caps and Gents Fur nishings we have the goods, and the prices are right.
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CLOCKS.

An importent clock corner, where we sell
 PARLoR cLoks sdsy aF posoala,n sgs
 ENAMEiED IRON CLOCKS, glit Siiyt tri1minss fin 9og
 hour nou1. and half-hour stroke. cothedTa1
 BoRD6iR s1 CLOCKS, finished in git and DOT
 celaln, $1.19 to $59S
 STATUARY.
 Plaster Statuary-pipe racks, to- bacco jars, busts of Nubians, Arabians, Indians, etc, plaques, medalions, etc.
 CHAFING DISHES.
 Big variety of best styles in heavy nickle-plated chafing dishes, fitted with alcohol lamps, $3.98 to $79S each.
 JAPANESE GOODS.
 And this list wouldn't be complete without word of the Japanese section "a complete Japanese store-where all kinds of curious, artistic and inter- esting Japanese wares can be seen, in- cluding
 vases, card trays rose jars, cabinets, jardinieres, jewel boxes baskets, lacquer work pen trays, candlesttcks, teapots, oatmeal dishes potato dishes, cream sets, bread plates, sponge cups. A full list of other things such as fire screens, draperies, portieres-in short every variety of Japanese work and art in silk, paper, wood, porcelain, pottery, lacouer and metal
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco
Call. corner of Market and Third streets, open
until y o clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery treet.
corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock.
2s1 Hayes street; open until $50 o'clock
$50 McAuister street; open until $3.50 o'clock
Gl5 Larkin street: open until $50 CLOCK
1871 Mission street; open until 10 o clock
2261 Market street corner Sixteenth; open
antil O. clock.
100 Eleventh street; open until o'clock
1926 Mission street; open until o'clock.
Northwest corner of Twenty second and Ken
lucky streets: open until o'clock
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Savings and Loan So
cIety IOI Montgomery St. corner OF Sutter.
The board OF directors declared a. dividend
for the half year ending June so, 1899. at the
rate of three and eighty-four one hundredthe
$50 per cent per annum on term deposits
and three and twenty hundredths 32O per
taxes, and payable on and after Saturday.
Julv / 1893 Dividends not called for are
added TO and bear the same rate OF dlvi-
dend as the principal from and after July l.
$500 CYRUS w. CARMANY, Cashier.
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HELP wANTED-FemaIe.

RELIABLE girl TO help with housework; care
OF children; good home; moderate wages '5S
al
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PERSONALS.

LEDERER'S Quintonica makes the hair glossy
removes dandruff, cleanses the scalp; 35c bot;
Foamo shampoo, sc package. LEDERER' l2S
Sf
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EXPERT OPTICIANS.

eye water; a new discovery for
weak sore inflamed, itching. watery. burning,
painful and overstrained eyes and nerves; by
mail 50c German Optical Institute 1G11Ia Mar
ket. S. F. Wanted-Reliable agt. in every state.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-Fema1e.

" eHules
SWEDISH GIRL quiet: experienced; good cook
and houseworker; city reference. 1917 How
ard st.
WOMAN wants situation; housekeeper; city or
country; or take charge hotel. Box 4s66. Call
AUTHORS MSS. and legal work carefully and
accurately typewriter by experienced busl-
ness woman. Address 3S7 Jersey St, near
Castro.
WIDOW with a boy s years old desires a
lily; will take entire charge; best references
Address MRS. A D.. S12 Laguna St
SWEDISH woman wants washing and ironing
or housework. 1913 DE Haro st.
EXPERIENCED North German seeks
position in an American family to take care OF
grown children; age 50; best city reference
Address f. G, s2s Pine ST
GERMAN-American girl would like situation
TO do upstairs work take care of children
Box 4S46, Call.
AN English lady would like to take care OF
roomng house can give good reference Ap-
ply 207 Jones St
NEAT girl wishes place; upstairs work or or
assist in housework and children. Call 212o
Lombard st. near Fillmore; call days
FIRST CLASS cook Ccolored woman) wants
cooking by the day, especially for parties
Call or address Cook. 2S16 Baker st.
WOMAN wishes work by the day; houseclean-
ing washing or ironing; handy with sewing
2245 Mission st.
WANTED-By an old woman housework in
small family; is used to cooking; city or
country. $50 Folsom st
WINCHESTER House. A Third St. near Mar.
ket: 200 rooms; 25c to 81 so night; 81 90 to So
week: convenient and respectable; free bus
and baggage TO and from ferry.
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MnIe.
CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office:
best help. 4141R O'Farrell st; tel. East 424-
wANTED-window or house, cleaning or other
work; have hours every day TO spare city
reference ANDERSEN, s52 Bush st. teie-
phone East 963.
PAINTER and paper hanger, frst-class work
man. with complete outfit, wants employ
ment: day job: country preferred G A,
1897 Eighteenth st.
FRANCO cook wants employment;
moderate wages. Address Franco-Swiss, 12o
Sansome st.
AS bartender. single and middle-aged. with
good personal references from last employer
Bartender 81 Third st.
AN aIl-around slaughter house butcher wants
position in the country. MISS CULLEN, S25
Sutter St
WANTED-position as working foreman in cir
cular sawmill; Al reference Box 4S'S' Call
MDDLE-AGED man desires position pri-
Bmse PLACE 2r N Sen
neering and firing; horses can sail or steam
yacht; wages no object. Address Box 4S71,
Call office.
WANTED Position as night watchman by
married man. aged As: references. A. VEIN
GENT, 916 Howard ST.
SITUATION wanted by man as gardener. host
Ter or to do general work around place; city
or country; references. Box 1851. Call office
GERMAN man and wife would like to take
charge of small place in the country; man a
good farmer and winemaker; wife good
cook; can give good references H. s.. st.
George Hotel SO kearny st.
POSITION wanted in Turkish bath sanitarium
or hospital by irst-class masseur; recognized
by medical authority and willing to stand
examination Address box 4S79. Call.
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SWEDISH girl; quiet; experienced; good cook
and houseworker; city reference. 1914 How
rd st
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOP sale or exchange-O-acre unincumbered
apricot orchard in the famous early fl fruit o belt
liz miles from Nacaville; trees just in bearing
and Ali on Myroboan root splendid oppOr-
tunity to secure profitable property at very
low figure as owners are non-resldentS and
destroIIs of concentrating their interests; price
$500; one-tnlrd cash, balance on easy terms.
or will exchange for acceptable city property
For full particulars address HORACE STEW
EMS Vacaville, Cal
STOCK and grain ranches for city or over the
bay income property; 1000 acres. acre S25' 600; 80
acres in fruit. s25, 900; 10 acres $4,000. Ger
man-American "a Kearny st.
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THERE is only one Lederer; his artistic, up
to-date hairdressng costs only 25c; Lederer
Foamo Shampoo, sc pkg; switches, 81 up:
longest hair rolls, 3Oc. G. LEDERER, 123
Stockton ST.
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REAL EsTATE-CoTNTRY-For sale


Situated 112 miles north of SonOma; 80 acres
fine vineyard; % acres orchard; 20 acres grain
land; balance rolling pasture land; well wood
ed; a S-room modern house, with bath
and wide porches; large barn, carriage house,
etc: fine we'll windmill and 10 000-gallon tank:
a paying ranch beautifully situated and in
fine condition; owner in Africa.
Large summer resort in Lake County; adjoins
bartlett Springs; 176 acres; l large hotel, cot
tages etc: spring water piped to buildings;
several mineral springs: all fine condition. For
fun information address McAFEE BROS, Jos
Montgomery st, San Francisco.
NEW rich land near city; small and large
tracts: $3.50 acres sold to 12O families; 1900
acres left. For particulars OF immense crops
raised in dry season of 1898 address THE
COTATI CO. 302 California st, s. F.
FRUIT. grain and stock farms.
W D. HOLCOM & CO, 20 Montgomery st.
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AS bartender. single and mddeaged, with
good personal references from last employer.
Bartender, 81 Third st.
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PAINTER and paper hanger. frst-class work
man with complete outfit, wants employ
ment: day or job: country preferred. c. A,
33a7 Eighteenth st.
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ASHTON. & GARDINER, All Montgomery st.
Valencia-st lots; any size; $1S5 per front
foot; fronting streets. 80,
Twenty third St, corner san Jose ave- WIN
Improvements. $500.
Second and Silver SITS; corner. with improve
ments $1,000
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AN all-around slaughter house butcher want:
position in the country. MISS CULLEN, 81;
Surter St
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HELP wANTED-MaIe.

SHOEMAKER wanted steady work; good pay.
s. J. GRAY, 115 So Second St, San Jose.
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DIR. GEORGE W. LEEK. 20 O'Farrell St,
tracts and fills teeth painlessly by his wonder
ful secret method; crowns, 81; bridges, "a:
rubber or flexible plates, So; received first
prizes; no students; guaranteed u years.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A-S5O0: SALOON, about so feet from Call build
ing; rent $50; doing a good paying business
owner to leave the city. Call r. G. W1LhE'
90e Market st
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PROPERTY WANTED.

LOT wanted-The best lot that about SIUo VIII
bnv. in San Francisco or around bay, but
not over As minutes travel to Call building.
Address box 1857 Call office.
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MEDICAL.

A TREATMENT that restores instantly all
cases of monthly Irregularities (from what
ever cause); safe and sure relief guaranteed
at any time when others have failed; travel
ers helped instantly and return home the
same day: instruments used; at office,
So; home in confinement; skillful medical at
tention; all can save time and expense by con-
suting the doctor. free. before going else
where. MRS. DIR. WYETH, GAP Post st. bet.
Hyde and Larkln: hours. 10 to and I to
p. m; Sunday. 10 to IL and to p. m.
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WHIST and poker club organizing for
ladies and gentlemen; references exchanged.
Box 1852 Call.
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REAL EsTATE-oITY-For Sale.

S475O-s5O0 CASH balance monthly; reasonable
interest; can have option of paying any sum
above amount agreed upon. as TINS Is not
building and loan proposition; new residence
of modern rooms and bath electrlS a aa ana ga gas
grand view. Apply 232 Liberty ST. near
Dolores.
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HELP MANTED-Femn1e.

WANTED-First-clas Protestant cook: no
wash private family; short distance in
country; $780, see lady at our office to-day
J. +. CROSETT & co. 316 Sutter st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE secretary Of the san Francisco Protestant
Orphan Asylum Society herewith gives notice
that the following orphan and half orphan
girls and boys have been admitted to the
asylum from January ! 1899 to July l, 1899:
Anita Lindner, 3 yrs; Alice ". Bowles, 3 yrs.
: mos: Ciarissa Cook : yrs. Annie A. Klang,
Q yrs. Il mos; MGcarthe C. Klang. yrs. !;
Hazel Mcguire, yrs; Emma L. Oedins 5
yrs 4 mos; Myrtle Oeding, yrs. mos;
Emily Seymour. Il yrs. mos; Maggie Green,
Il yrs: Stanley F. Williamson, yrs; Will
liam Lindner. yrs; Victor Beck. yrs;
Clarence Hawkins yrs II mos; Harold NJ.
Ross. yrs; James c. Cook. yrs; William
II Hale IL yrs; Bert S. Hale, yrs. : mos.
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ALL ladies-C only DIR. and Mrs. NJ. Davies.
true friends OF all invalids. men and women;
so years practice safe and quick guar
anteed; any disease irregularity: disgrace
avoided; kind sympathy and aid: sure relief.
though else fail; delicacy. privacy, home.
etc; babies adopted, travellers treated; no de-
lay; self-cure sent: call write: free; conf
Dental MRS. NJ DAVIES. 1928 Market St;
pills, 81; very strong So
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WOMAN wants situation; housekeeper; city or
country or take charge hotel. Box 4s66, Call.
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butcher. s35 and found; bar
keeper country hotel $50 and found; waiter,
country hotel S25: cook, country boarding
house $40; cook, city. $50; second cook IS to
$40 week; fry cook. $50; and others. j. 3
CROSETT & CO. 62S Sacramento ST.
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AUTHORS MSS. and legal work carefully and
accurately typewriter by experienced busi-
woman. Address 3S7 Jersey St, near
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

IF YOU have lots north of Golden Gate Park,
west of First avenue, and you wish to sell
them, call W. J. GUNN, 41O Montgomery
S13OO-COTTAGE of 4 rooms; lot 2l :6x1Oo; fuTni-
tCre and dozen chickens included 229 Dla-
mond St, bet. Nineteenth and Twentieth.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ANY amount by private party on furniture and
pianos: no removal: low rates; confidential
RONELLI Conservatory bldg. 13O PoWelI ST.
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WIDOW with a boy years old desires
housekeeper's position in a widowers s fam
lily; will take entire charge; best references.
Address MRS. a. D., S12 Laguna St
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FULL set of teeth, 81; filings. 25c up; gold
crowns, So; gold bridges. s. up; painless ex-
traction guaranteed plates repaired NEW
YORK DENTISTS, 969 Mission st, cor eth
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WINCHESTER House. A Third st. near Mar
ket; 200 rooms; 25c to 81 80 night; 81 30 to s6
week: convenient and respectable; free bus
and baggage TO and from ferry.
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A. L. & s.. F. Time Card.
(Lamar, Colorado.)

GOING WEST.
No, l-CalifornIa Express .... .. 30 II. III.
10. s-Denvcr Exprcrs. :.........2 2:5o IL m.
No l7-MeNico 4 California express sos n. III
no. sl-way Freight. -........'.., ll;2l n. m.
GOING EAST.
30 2-Caliiornia Express ..las p m.
No. 6-Denver Express. ....,.2:2s Il. nj.
No. s-MeNico u California express II :2l M.
No. sl-Way Freight ........... l0:cO u. M.
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RANGES OYERsToCKED.

Prof. Campson +. Scribner.
chief of the grassology division of
The A Agricultural department. has
lust returned from an extended d
tour OF the Pacific coast and the
Northwest, where he went to
study the grasses and forage plants
of tltese regions. The govern
!heNt has Il grass farm at Walla
Walla, Whefe extensive expert
.nents are being made with grass
les available for the vast arid tracts
of the west. The most startling
condition Prof. Scribner found
was in the big cattle ranges on the
bubble lands east of the cascades
\, Eastern Oregon, Washington,
Wyoming; Idaho and Colorado.
These ranges are badly over
Stocked ahd there has been con
scquently great deterioration OF
grass upon them. Radical meas-
hres will be required to restore
,he,h To first class condition MS
basture lands.
Upon the advice OF Prof. Serb
her, Secretary Wilson, in his forth
coming ANNUAL rerort, will rec
.i:u'nehd system OF leases and
make it to his Interest not to over
5tcc't his range. As a iurtliur in
fthtlse it is suggested that it
hight be we'll TO give the lessee
Me preference when the land is
toId.-Den*et Republican.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF BAcA County.

For tile first time III over 20
years the post office department
will weigh the mail. Beginning
MT midnight on Oct. 8, every post
otfice IN the United States will be
required to weigh every article OF
mail that is mailed at that otiice
for a period ot 35 days. The
teason of this Is that the govern
inent wishes TO know how many
bounds of mail matter the RAJ!
roads carry. Last year consider
ably over 52 million dollars was
paid for the transportation of
malis. A large portion OF this
is OF course paid to RAILROADS and
The idea Is TO weigh the mail and
lind out if they are being paid too
much.
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glass grottos. In the interior OF the
hall will be live large openings, in which
will be represented the five divisions
of the globe, II quintuple, polychfone
vision; Europe bathcd in the dawn
of the morning; Asia basking in the
golden light OF midsummer; Africa,
With a sun burning In waves Of Grim
son; America, lost in mist of pale
hyacinth and the tints of sunset; Ocean
lea. in an atmosphere of lapis lazuii. =
Washington Post.
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Timber Land, Act June
1878.---Notice for Publi-
cation.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Lamar, Colorado, August 2'st, 1909.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GiVESi That In com
" pliancc with the provisions OF the act OF
e ongrcss of June3, 1879, entitled AN act for
'hc sale of timber lands in the States OF tnliioi-
MIA Oregon, Nevada. au,l Washington Ferri-
tory" as extended 10 NIL the Public land States
Ivy act OF August :, ls.2,
GEORGE G. SRAHtM,
rf county of Baca, State OF Colorado, has this
lay hled in this Office his sworn statement
No. ., for the pnrchnse of the SW q OF the NV
. OF section No. III Township No. 81 ;, Rangc
No. 81 w. 9Th T.. NJ. and via offer .lioof 70
hoW that the land sought = more valuable Tor
l. timber or stone than for agricultural pnr-
roses. and to establish nix claim 10 said land he
{ re The Register and Receiver Of this o.lice At
Lamar. Colorado, on saturday. the :s'li day Of
)cinhcl, - -.
lie names NJ witnesses:
William II. Graham, Lem Ball. Walter +.
lilies, David Collins OF kcnton l. y. Oki'thdma.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
,hoSo described lunds are rennc- tct 10 IL c then
Claims in this Office on or before said :sth day
If October lsD.
VA MHRmuLi Register.
i-S-2i
l.-l0-2s
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF tie Interior,
United States Land Oai'e
LAMAR, COLORADO. Aug. gth. 1897.

LAMAR, COLORADO, Nus. 9ti. 1881.
A sufficient andavi, having been lcd in this
ofsce hy Wii'rri A.. Wight of ATLANTA. la z
onntv, Colorado contestant ,gainsi TIC
Timber Culture Entry NJ. . o. made u LaHii,
olu.. .itiiy i5 lS.7 for N! pt /. q af''
r., section ", Township - $, ligugc ,
ill'aEi y. cGui. chnieuicc, m liicu
4 iegcd thai Wi,l.EL. -. Z ook uH7 Hl"ti, %
iucu. he Gate of hi- said cnny AND utefo
iicsuut the, to hicaa nr plpt, live aero
iolti u whatever OF said Uaet Tnat rs
dc said iiri in lr dts wholly tailed 10 p
;u iva" and Ho Get amy Itriiun of said
ire. =, ;i"c sued>, nnt-, cuttings, ciop- .t
flurv 20. l.r h;,s he caused AZ. OF s;ii'. w"i
10 lr duuc. 'i'lu t said tract l. raw, unimprOvc
md. aud wholly abandoned by Inc said hil-
nn :. tuu% SAID parties arc hgrcby notllioi
70 urpcnr. respond and oi,sr evidence touching
aid allegation mt o O'Clock n. nj. on fueslay
ictphcr nth, It0l before the Register and lic-
caiycr at .hc tniied states Lnhi Onicc in la
Iar, 'oinrH.o-
The aid con;cstant having, in proper AMI
.ay t. iicd sept md. $50 set form !acts Whit II
how the, after due diligence, pcr nnn' .esiirc
Il this notice can not he mHde il L. hereby
ordered and directed That such notic'' he given
Iy du" and proper publication.
IVA. MERRILL Register.
j. X. DouGirrS,
Attorney for Contestant
is
i-io-i3
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Mail Time Card.

siRtSGFIELD-LAMA
DAILY.
Springfield hy: kr g. M Lamar ". ". D. R m. M
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Rear Admiral Sampson will be
i-etlred nom tlie command OF the
North Atlehiio Squadron after
,he Dewey Reception at New
York. He viii not be succeeded
bv Admiral schlev, WHO still
seenis to be under the ban Of the
Natt Department.
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Timber Culture. Final Proof.
NLrGcE FOR Public ALTON.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
LAMAR, CoLoHAno, Aug. lith, lSr.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Arn
~ Miller. has hled notice Wt IN
tention to make final proof before TIE Cofni
Judge, at his office in springfield, Coi1r do, o.
saturday the 2iipl day ri sept le.9 timber 'ii
urc application No. i!ii, fof the Nv q oi sec
tion No Il, in Township No. ~ south, Raig'
No. - Ny d y. m, In Colo.
She names witnesses:
C.B. Waltirrn, u. u Nance, W. ~ u;kes
F. B Twyror' al, of St"nington, Colorado
" \. MERnILL, Register
A-ls
81!
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Of''cr in u S. Land Office Building
lAMNS. CNtORNDC
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sPRISGFIELD-ATLANT
MONDAY.
springfield H. H. l. M m: Atlanta ~ a.. l1 m M
All mails closed Ave minutes before leaving
lime. CLARA NJ. HAYS, p. NJ.
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GOODALE & HlLLYER
K couNsELoHs AZ LAW
LAMAR, COLORADO.

Second Floo Goodalo Building
Have IL few 10, so and l2e acre
pieces of Soldiers additional
homestead riaht-, itlly guaranteed
This script viii take anv public
lands that IS bubject 10 home
stead entry anywhere " the [ :.
No residence On or cuItifallnn re
qulred and any citizen or person
who has declared his citizenship.
can enter as niuch as he pleaset
and can pay for. Persons desiring
scrip should be very careful and
purchase only of reliable parties.
We guarantee ours and attend to
all details. For particulars call
on or address
GooDsLE T. HILLYER,
1aini,f, Colorado.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-08

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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