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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-04
ANCIENT ORDER WoRKMEN.
The Grand Lodge VIII Meet in Ma
tive Sons Hall To-Day.

The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
Of United Workmeu will meet in annual
convention in Native Sons Hall to-day
and will remain in session for three days.
There will be present about three hundred
representatives from the 275 lodges of the
State. which have an aggregate member
ship of q. 400, which makes California the
sixth largest Jurisdiction in the United
States. There will be considerable effort
made at this session in the line of re-
trenchment in the running expenses of
the order through its Grand Lodge Off
GERS.
1t is desired to secure for the office of
grand master workman one who will de-
vote his whole time TO the order and be
paid a salary that will compensate him
for such service. There will be some re-
vision as TO special deputies, who IN the
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PRESENT A SWORD TO EVANS.
Iowa's Sailors Testify Their Love for
Their Former Commander.

The crew of the battleship Iowa has pre-
scented Captain Bob" Evans with a
sword. 1t was a specimen of artistic
beauty and as handsome an article as the
boys could obtain. One side of the long
steel blade bore the inscription, Present
ed TO Captain Robley D. Evans, U. S. N.
by the Crew of the U. S. S. Iowa" and
on the reverse side was inscribed. '.To
our hero-too just to take a fallen foes
we give this sword instead" The last in
scription has reference to Captain Evans,
action when he refused TO receive fba
sword proffered by the vanquished can
tain of the Viscaya after she had hean
run ashore and fired.
Following is the letter which accom-
panied the sword that was forwarded 70
Captain Evans at Washington last month
and the answer received:
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Young Ladies' Institute

District Deputy Mrs. J. P. Sweeney has In
stalled the following named officers NJ Young
Ladies Institute No I, being assisted in the
work by Mrs. Kate Driscon acting as marshal:
Mamie Stein, past president; Katie Buckly
first vice-president; Mrs. ]. Rooney, second
e-president; kittie Burke, recording secre-
nah Fitzpatrick. treasurer; Nellie Hogan
marshal; Mrs. W. F. Creamy Mrs i Fo-
garty, Mrs. Lewis and Mamie Stein trustees
After the installation Miss Mamie Stein. the
retiring president, by the institute pre-
scented with beautiful medal as a token Of
the esteem in which she is held by the mem
bers, by reason of her deep interest in the
affairs OF the institute
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Reception to "Ian MacLaren. -

A reception luncheon will be given
Rev. John Watson, DID. Gan MacLaren),
by st. Andrews Society and the Presby-
terrain Ministerial Union in the Maple
room of the Palace Hotel on Wednesday,
April 5. 1899, from 1890 to p. m. Tickets
may be procured at DoXey's, 6S1 Market
street, under the Palace
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Railway Mail Promotions.

Harry Lewis Of the railway mail service
has been assigned to field duty, vice Sam
uel Flint. deceased, with headquarters in
this city. c. NJ. Cotterman. chief clerk at
Portland. Or. has been promoted 10 be
assistant superintendent of the Eighth
Division. with his office at San Francisco.
F. E Whitney has been appointed to the
position vacated by Mr.. COtterman. H.
w. Watkins has been appointed chief
clerk at large.
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the Baptists for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Z. r. Bennett of East Oakland; Kew
J. II. Kelly of the Third Church Of San
Francisco, secretary and treasurer Rev.
E. A. Munger. a visitor from Siam, gave
an interesting account of that country.
The Rev. ". c. Jenkins spoke on the diff
ference in Christian work-ancient and
modern.
Rev. E. F. Brown read a paper before
the Methodist Union on the evolution of
theology. His address brought forth
great deal of discussion.
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u. s. s. Iowa, First Rae.

SEAN Z INAlNNIoNU, UaI-, r cd II. 1883
Captain Robley d. Evans, L. s. N wash
ington, D. C.-Sir: The members of this shInIs
company. who had the high honor Of serving
you from San Juan TO Santiago, beg leave IL
present this sword as a token Of their affec-
ton and reverence.
It had been our intention to make this IRE
sentation when you reinquished command hut
owing TO the disintegration Of the Grew fol-
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Phil Sheridan in onaretta,

Phil Sheridan Council No. Y. Young Mems
Institute, Will on Wednesday evening present
to its friends and acquaintance an opportu-
nifty to enjoy the delightful operette of Pen
pear In at Mangels Hail. at Folsom and
Twenty-fourth streets.
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togo KISEN KAISHA.

& TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
- ner First and Brannan streets. ! D. m, for
YOKOHAMA and HONGEONG calling at
Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghai and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
OF sailing.
NIPPON MARU ............ Wednesday April n
AMERICA MARU ..........-...S Saturday Nav 4
HONGKONG MARU. THURSDAY luna I
Round trip tickets at reduced rates For
freight and passage apply at company's office
Al Market street, corner First.
". B. CURTIS. General Agent.
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The 0. B. IN. co.
DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS 10
- - - -Y -

DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO
2 Q RTL A N .
From spear-street Wharf at 10 a. m
FADE SIP First Class Including BorthI
NIL So Second Class and Meals.
Columbia sails March Il. "a; April 3 II, a
State Of California sails March 49, q; April
S, IS Is.
Short line to waIla walla, Spokane, Butte,
Helena and all points In the Northwest
Through tickets to all points East
z. C. WARD, General Agent,
go Market street.
eooDALL. PERKINS Co.
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AMERICAN LINE.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN

TWIN-sCREW EMPRESS LINE
NEW -LONDON-HAMBURG.
sTWIN- SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORK-HANIBCRG DIRECT
NEW N-PARIS-HAMBURG.
BEGINNING APRIL goth the Steam
ers of this Service will touch at Plymouth
and Cherbouro on the way to HAMBURG
For sailings, etc, apply to HAMBURG
AMERICAN LINE, 81 Broadway, New York
HERZOG & CO.. Gen. Agts. Pacific Coast
4o1 CALIFORNIA ST, cor. Sansome and
lis Montgomery St. San Francisco.
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g. May l. and every fifth day thereafter
change at Seattle 10 this company's steamers
for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Tacoma TO n.
P. Ry.; at Vancouver TO G. P. Ry.
For Eureka (Humboldt Bay, p m, Apr. 4.
9, IA. 10. "A, %, May 4, and every fifth day
thereafter.
For Santa Cruz. Monterey San Simeon.
Cayucos, Port Hartford CSan Luis Obspo).
Gaviota. Santa Barbara. Ventura. Hueneme.
San Pedro. East San Pedro Qos Angelesl and
Newport 9 a. m. Apr. 2, s. TO- H. Is p, g.
30. May l. and every fourth day thereafter.
For San pego; t stopping only at Port B P
Los Angeles and Redondo QJos Angeles). Il a.
every eve AP fourth 9 day ~ thereafter. . anu
For Ensenada, Magdalgna Bay, San jose del
and Guaynas Cdex.). 10 a. m, 7th OF each
month
For further information obtain folder.
The company reserves the right to change
without previous notice steamers, sailing dates
and hours Of sailing
TICKET OFF1CE4 New Montgomery
street palace HOTEL.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Agts..
10 Market st. San Francisco.
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Writing papers, pens. ink, blank books
and legal blanks, cheap, at Sanborn &
Wallis, 741 Market street
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A. All RIDGE,
F. c. KALBEN,
HOWARD BLACK

The only discussion was on the amount
70 be allowed in carrying out this humani-
tartan project. Dr. Perrault, out of the
knowledge he has gained in the practice
OF his profession, urged that the appro-
priatiOn be raised to 80 .000 This would
permit Of all the present ramshackle
buildings being raZed, instead of only one
as a present provided for. He urged the
possibility Of an epidemic, but the board
decided 10 spend $1,000 Immediately. and
instructed Chairman Holland Of the
Building Committee TO proceed with the
work. Plans have already been prepared
at the instance Of Mr.. Holland who has
taken deep interest in the matter He
announced that operations viii be COM
menced to-day.
The first steps were taken TO conform
with the law passed by the Legislature
regulating boxing, according 10 which any
club Incorporated in the State can upon
payment Of a license to be fixed by
county Supervisors. promote twenty
round boxing contests at any time Super
visor Perrault presented a resolution fix
ing the license TO be paid in San Fran
cisco County at 5000 per year. The matter
was referred 10 City and County ttorney
Lane for his opinion as TO whether the
new law applies TO this county He was
requested 70 report before the next meet
ing.
The permit granted the National Ath-
letic Club for the meeting Of George
Green and BILLY" Smith in its ring on
Friday night was approved.
The Clerk was directed to advertise for
proposals to furnish supplies for the in
mates Of County Jails Nos. l. 2 and S and
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf, San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports, 10 a. m,
Apr. 1, c. II. 1e. q, 20, May !;
change at Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver Oh.
c., Port Townsend, Seattle,
Tacoma. Everett, Anacortes
and New Whatcom Wash.
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Extensions OF time on the following street
work were recommended: Finn & .Treacv
thirty days on paving Bush street between
Kearny and Grant avenue; same. thirty DAYS
Street Improvement Company. sixty days on
the paving of Fourteenth-street crossing Ian
ders street
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Ninsic rhcn nnh -

hsn M,islr. he7vsnfY maid. was Young
ssn1 uiiicd her uotes enstntie,
es nsyrr thoaght q saJtlng up
sfitsoa vnaraEGe
J" s w si'SI,.e l srsee ahe 'rtppet along
S.in never tried - mike her art
ne mrsns Of wiHa3As treasure.
sss s,,,,I wasderet fsesly eserywnerc,
With htEsFaeo usfiacuthhacc4:
she Eiprtlied the days sikh yonf-
!, ARa 5goHEa the niEsts she s,anteFed.
aae Fes{I.sa qer m0aut8rin aaa o'es vale.
deF S1nggrsts eur gallrrius,
~ for her ehaFmiBs Hisioay
sac hescF shc9sh. dt c6arEiHs.
sang 70 pelaee aal ia hut,
lsh no GtissirtinHstou:
=. H2i3tetnhh and scrf sts sang
+Nte sskNd no compensation.
St.e s4arcl not whrEacF thqsc who heard
Were ttehig r,bsl Or see4y;
ste fFsNlE FaEg 60 all aiike
Eae wealthy ana tise npeIy.
hs' gos wheH Musie comes sionE
= difference Errzy b noted.
EgF 30 the ghtEnTtHss % lash
Hes ars Is abgs devoted
30 nsaFr she s30Es as IN She pact,
Fer J0y ~ HpErobasuaa.
see sin not trill single note
s-Nse2t ~ compensation
y i9Siy hut 20 mere she slnEa,
The pssiars shEs ursJsrrshs.
Aia1 @s 70 egl 20 elutaeF zbr shows
ltasaezt that-s uncrEia.
s.ies E9NrE aad costs sggsa naw be woEn.
h}, saFe- a5t atanaGag p9IlRHqs
Aa4 ApHie Erzthrg ast Ser hau3s
And rakti ia ISLES x dollars.
8a1a Ati1'ia haavrHiy fualJ vas yauiuE.
A9a sy<Hi b1r days Ia sinEjRE
Ersf arstfr Lf6nl-ar OF isaeg rHrrh razh
tter iAie1's uJEht be HftaEiEz
AiN1- now That snR has Older crown.
- taHsc ard wisltb sho'a bEsElgg.
Ast' vel aha EHaSss lhai ahn estFa set
For s5nza ;hs grIeV saEs asGip&.
-tittsherS CzlfuglSlg-T TciesE4pn,
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Tnr BIe.rs..-.

So you sent IEta re stock market
gtsteFtay and nsds etl thousand
taliAFs " sAia the ycuas mans uncle.
Yea. s!F
That sbuvas how eBs may. With
proper piEeE and praaaptnsss. succeed
Z se wiA 1u'y take ADVANTAGE ot his
spF sTtusldcs
IN, issl this; and several thou
sar5 tEaTo today
Npaus man. how pttca have told
yea that sala transactions are merely
FAmeiias, snd tl,at yoa are bouad 70
come 70 Crief sooner, or iatrr, Il yoI
az5bie IN theu -Washinston star
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ADMIxIsrRA1RIxs 5 NOTICE.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM j. Ga.fr1. DECEASED.
INHE UNIDERssIGNED, having been ap,oint-
William j. Camel late Of the County of
Prowers in the state Of Colorado deceased here
by gives notice that she will appear before ths,
County Court of said county at tho count
house in Lamar, in said County, at
the June term, 1889, on the sccoId Monday IN
July next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and re-
quested 70 attend for the purpese of having tli.,
tate are requested TO make immediate pay inent
to the undersigned
1899,
JANE CAMEL.
Administratfix.
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90 TInnes.

rss-- 5 spent Ia the United stasos
,r4rs auadro8 million dollars tprlisuor
s5ssa.y aud ssx handrsl millions tog
,7l1--a. II this immoase san was speai
b. .As noeErtss comforts Apd iuxn,
H. q, lie, tB=tess3 u bTcWefies ,re wou.d
have sa1r ul5lls, instead ~ sal9ans, bals
s7z, aszt sbaPs, eru1rtias ansi husiuszs
65, tlas Eiyias cmp.gymeat y thou
a,ss u ausslployVa,
Ias lazrayees Ruaid NOT hayc % bGId
aaay J4,ls sEd r.eai,4stiiaftes pna birs
) asBg olBsiats 70 take rsse q ruu's
as IBsIesj u cArI,eslses Hoars
f starred and haf dresssi p3ecs ald
.7lr57- oar vssssass ,sssssstspa aopisl have
szg f5rasshssi, ragatdftatlc a'p8 happy
ass-. ys0=rth sa&ass ~ Hny city caq
ueG sa4 aa satariay nigh; there pili
f-.g b7 iyst ~ bFead 81 p.s,sad y
ztBs .1 iHe shops
I1r Frss qgsstlssa 3r,i tfse tariff
a1sa a-o q Egtls iBy-sssanse CON.
g-sl slsa t6e ,gi.aF aaast5s1 tsom a
aar saBafa.a,, asa fras humane
sa#gst.a8 ttssy dwissiis toto issis
4 agHlHsl tissnsauA dEassards do
.r aad 10 aru,y = SscfsitrsI from
7araie lriaElf> Yuu cauEoi nm "a,
aat aslauss ss0a One ho.ase ont 4
nsg @7- mgt fafuiss ys5tiu ., "a
s.s ssasi Ials 10 aua.ne sa3 bfuzers
So sst-- z J4sAs sssi FiFl.sfHs rcssat
- 1a1uaHs, Is tatal st@sa5asr, fas
1F uza sslasy and supr s4a1ap!g sat.
gEaa utissas
qlarR1'aa9 ttaAii Fs1r sssd scarlet foycr
llr-.Egss zas seaool eblilFoa. haze essst
~ z.ak .HsPset1ss. saaiasaiH hga.th
~ Etaa seasss x asse.lss ail psl.l b
lss ssEFageis "a protest. the keslth q
E1r -.;lasR zhd tbSn tine paF stscsts
ssia aasasa dranla,rd isetosass which
iae dsfga. sasse % u4osc dSs1act,5a
q .s'a 4ai a-saSa pp the pSaaa q more
1aH Iaza silpshr- raas,s conilipsi.
aSrs'- AR ssBy - seans aea sta
5s7ea, lrgs pl girls ai,9 pill prylch
- F'a@'lRe total ai,etsreass fFsan aios.
@@resase5 y AT kiaay oPiurs nsd
raa.
1ar-EsaaH s.itsess, awskc.
al ia' aals7l 6az Is Ire T,lsse 10 r,sis-
Il i9a' ssl5iimeut aEsinst the threo
f fsiEts that sfe dlesrssiin, cur eis-
l'ipk, lsesattoasusss aSd gam.
1-
-4a 52h'5s Affairs, iGnoFanss Is dis-
ssz7s. tsi .iissause. sroaasns
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

ssolnossI ruSIszqd siq 10 pustu5p
's9is oo} speu lou ssq sq lgul 1opts
-uoS Aru sq 'SulAoHoJ l45lu sql 10
su'as1p AA1sq So ps6ouur aou 81 pus
eouo ~ doats o. Oh o. sIIssp IsaJ lou
sSop 'sllladde poo5 Z spq 'iuol suoI U
'olJg asEl9Solq v sg suot Sc luqa ssIrlo
-ep url9isGVd urnie9 lueulms NV
uoiiIs1a 1sAo 10 suoaduSs
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rLEnaE

.r al, urssssiRasd hereby prssmtsr. With
a,T. ss,s. I sil. atstaia sspa, Al inseSisssiHs
49,, as a ,gesersae, iaeitsiins wies, bsef "
~, tsasI wiif -, taskc, seii " Give saes,
-, in ,ssb u-e. tbNt | viz aa aiioe as
-, us- ts5 nfaaslssl sitbsest 80 ny cor
.-,r- t. r.rrlsIe,l fcr tteir sszazfsesaFe, sais
I'd o.. 81 ts-,srsgsg sisas ! all essasssly en-
80. t5 81 baH5Hbla raseps, g preaipse the
go sg gaJai aAsik9ssre.
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curlen. oner.

\ arm Of English tea merchants Of
ters 70 every married woman who buys
a pound Of irs lity-cent tea for fve
consecutive weeks a pension of $3.50 d
week IN case OF the death Of her hus-
band provided he was in good health
when she began to buy the tea. The
pension is 70 continue as long as she
remains a wifDw.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

What Is EotIol Dyspepsia Cures II j.
the uexIy discovered remedy. the most et-
f,atiVe preparation ever devised for ald
ind tnc dige<tion and assimilation Of food
and reat0roing ihe deranged digestive or
cans 10 a natural condition. II - a dis-
sotery surpassIag GRy thiugyet known 70
medical profession. / II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
DESERT LAND FINAr. PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LAND OFFICE LAMAR, CoLo. !
MAY 3 lsN0

6fOI1CEis hereby given that Joseph s. NfeNnl,-
IN try, of Holly, Eol1rHde, has filed noi ice of in
tcntion 70 make proof on his desert land claim
No. ne, for the lots ! and and the 81 NV
and the lots and 8 and the 81 Nfti4 Of See !,
Twp % s., RnS. q W. 9th P. NJ. in Colorado. he
lore Register and Recetyer at Lamar, Colorado,
on Friday, the 2jrd day Of June lseq
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land; L. NJ, Markham. George Hollis, james
Harden and George Wilson, all of Hclly Colo.
mlo-ll4 WA. MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

nsWtfi's Little Esttiy ktssrE act ~ 3
fs2ltirss pill sIiugi3, yslsagHug nnd rgxiy
ins the system iustsai o. weakening u.
lissy nTe gsiid and sarc small sud piess-
aut 10 take. and eutirc4S ire. from ociec-
tcnaDln drugs They sssgst !i1bsr than
oilRlpei. /. n. Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
DESERT LAND FINAU PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND ofFIon ~ LAnAn. coLo..

LAND OFFICE AT LAnAR GoIo,
May 10. 1899.
NOTICES hereby rivcn that Lee sheldon, of
~ Lamar, Colo. has filed notice OF intention
to mase groot on his desert-land claim No. 81
y 5. Rg. IS W. 6th p. NJ. in Colorado. hefors.
Register and Receiver at Lamar Colo on
Thursday. the END day Of .lnne. 1859.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
lnnd3 Joseph Morse. Jake .Ieuner Jos Mcin-
tosh and John Wrncls. all Of Bsmar, I olo.
mlF-1I W. A. MKkEmL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely d
.rests food within the stomach aud mites
tines and renders all classes Of food cap,
able of being assimllated and converted
into strength giving and tissue building
substances. l. IL. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
,nn,t,.r rnIn. OF Wow.

-Th!s really palms me Willie. said
the o.d gentleman as he picked the
BOY up and laid him across hts knee.
well replied the BOY. resignediy.
'.at least I've never been fool enough
to deliberately hurt myself. Chicago
Post.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
- -. a - nfa.

The Frracs ssRttstEriEa. Or. Lirrier.
says thsS hslf q an hnmaa bslpgs die
before II. that pnly One person IN
iee1J lives 20 - 100 ycara old. and
that only oHs person ont o, every 1900
dges to b ~
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PRooF-NoTIcE
FOR PUBLICATION.
Y. ). LAND oFlloE LAnAn. colo.

Y. y. LAND UFIIoE LAMAR. FoLo.1
May 93, 1883. (
NOTICE il hereby given that Calvin L. Me-
" fhersnn hled notice of intention to maxi.
final proof before the Register and Receiver at
their otce in Lamar, Cole, Thursday, tho
~ IA day Of June lssei timber culture applica-
tion No. 500, for tho M SEA and \ 4 SW y Of
action No, 9. in township No, - s., range No.
y w, 9th P. NJ. in Colorado
Henames as Witnesses John ". Lyons james
ne9iFd, Arthur Ellis. John Simpson, all of
m2t-i2s W. A. MERRILL, Register.
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49,. - -

Metals g.; tired as we,l as living be-
irEs telegraph wires are better Goa
tar,ors On MaHday taaE on saturday.
on account Of thely suHdly rgst, sad
a rest or three weeks Etded 10 per
eeat 20 thC conauctIyity o. 4 wire.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
Progressive.

"This army acandal appears to be
going from bad to worse.
That's so. didn't think there
could be anything more Objectionable
than General Eagan's beef till | heard
his language. ''-w Washington Star.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
one 20 ! Yaar.

WAY. gF1HdUa, yau used 70 say that
you Killed siz Indians with one shot;
shrA y1s cut Il down TO aye: now you
E1y Il was four,
We'll. well my ehild. I suppose
that'a because my nemoEy's faIl!n a
Hssls every year"
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LASp OFFIcE.
LAMAR. CoLo.. MAY "a. $50

UNITED STATES LAM OFFIcE.
LAMAR, CoIo. May "a. Isqa.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his infer-
tion 70 make final proof in support of lis claim
hnst that sad proof will be made before the Reg
tster and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado, on
Tuesday, July II, lssg, viz; Herman Schaaf,
II; & No. ts4 for lets l and .. 81 NEit of Sec.
8, Ivp. q ). Rbg u ". 9Th i. NJ. in Colorado.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon Hnd cultivation of
said land. viz; Phillip Sarah Peter Hotf-
man. n Lamar, Colo; John A. Wilcox. Etnry
Fredricks, OF Holly, Colo
mz+j2s w. A. MERRu.L. Register
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

TGauas Thurman. deputy sheriff ot
Truy. No. s5iys u everyone ia the Uulted
States should discover the virtue Of De
Wits Witch HareiSalTe Tor piles, rectal
Sfaahlss and skin diseases, the demand
cault not be supplied. 1. u, Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
NOTICE AdmInlstrator,s Sale.

Notice y hereby given that and after the
asth day 81 Jpbo, A. ID, tsea, At ms Office IN tho
tuVSn Of Lamar IN ProweTs County. Colorado.
will sell at private sai, tie following described
real estate, belonging 10 Reuben G. Mcneil, de
ceased. toWtt: The south half Of the southeast
quarter and the saHtb half Of the southwest
quarter ol Section one ~ ia Township twenty
three - south ~ Range fOrty-hye 1851 west of
the sixth Principal Meridian and containing
ono hnbiircd and sixty scrcs more less, and
situate, iy ms and heirg in the County Of Prov
crs. aud state Of Colorado Terms Of sale; said
real estate vii he .ald for not less than the APP
praised value thereof and fos cash In hand, at
time of sale.
Dated at Lamar. Colo. May 81. isia.
ALFRED +. BENT, Administrator
Estnte of Reuben g. Mcneil, deceased.
J. Il. DOuGIrrY. Attorney
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$2.25
$50
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800
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LASD OFFICE. Lamar. coLo.
Mn N 1sNat

o. ;. LAND UfEIcE, IAMAR, NoLO.
May 10, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that William w. Benz
" nett has fled notice of intention 10 make
final proof before the Register and Receiver at
their Office in Lamar Colorado. on Thursday. the
18th dayof June, 1ss9, ON timber culture upIili-
cation No. iise, for the NlA Of section No. IL,
in Colorado.
He names as witncsses: George Pollard, j.
B. TfaKler. Jacob Gltism and George T.. Pearl.
oil Of Lamar, Colo.
mlo-jii W. A. MERRILL, Register
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NOTICE FOR PunLIcArIoN.
.. 5. LANp oFlneE. LAMAn COLO. !,

= .. fs1f3s T VI II f I.Nsi II tlsl.
May s, 1889. {
MQFICEi il hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his inteti-
ton g make hnal prooL in support of his claim.
Hnd that said proof Will be made before tho Reg
ister and Receiver at Lamar. Colo. on Friday
June ii, 1859, viz: Carl Levie, II. E. No. 464;i,
ior the Sis Sec 3S, Twp. % $, II. 4S W. 9th T.
NJ. in Colorado.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivation
son, Carl anderson and 7. Nj. Phillips, all of
tirBnadn Colorado.
mlGjlI W. A. MERRILL. Register
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There is time Tor ali things The time
70 take DsWitt's Little Early Risers is
when yon are suffering from constipation.
blitonsneaa, siek-headache, INDIGESTION or
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DESERT LAnp FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION
U. 5. LANp OFFICE, LaMan. cqro. ]

May Is, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that Leo Il. Hutclins,
~ of Lamar, Colorado. has filed notice Of
intention To make proof on hor de=ert-land
claim No. l20, for SEs Sec. 50, Twp - $. Bl..41
W. 6th 2. N, in Colorado, before the Regis ter and
Receiver at Lamar, Colo. on Friday, the 23rd
da4 qf June, Isga.
She names tho following witnesses 10 prove
land: L NJ Markham Joseph s. MeMnrtry. j, !,
Harden, and Charles Proctor. all Of Holly Colo.
uul-JZi W. A. MlzRRTLI., Register.