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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05
BOONE BLOOMS

-ince the thermometer na- or-h
near zero. the people have gone into
their dsn-. and think more iorcibly
% Home, Sweet Home "
Mr.. Zena- Kel,o returned 10 hI-
school duties sgain the tir~t OF the
week. alter a pleasant visit with hls
parents and friends
Nr. v y. Coffman bought a fine
Drove % hogs and shipped from
Petersburg Monday.
IN Perry Anderson and Mr.
Coon Harker are bv~y thi- week
patrinz 10 Ice from Birch Geek.
Mr.. Ira Lennon wa the guest
81 Miss Opha Funk sunday night
Mr. j. c. Brenton. the hu-tlinG
book agent, delivered quite a larz-
number Of books after Christmas
! Mr. Jesse i.inisey. Of Nvlpen
. visited relatives in Boone during
the holidays
,, Nr. Charley Bi-sey and family
: Gere the -Is-t- Of Mrs Anne Brown
Mr.. John c. Kirkland, accom-
panied bv Mss Vefia Brown, at
tended services al Lem non church
Sunday night
Vr. Tom >chnarr has moved OF
one IL Mr.. T. l.. Cooper farms
: three miles south Of Neednore.
Ne-s-s- jerry Brown and JOSEPH
I, Cfreeuer are using the old way Q
pulling -rump=, employed by Mr.
: l. L. Cooper
M=---s- Charley Funk, Carl Brit
is tain AMI VIM B1rIingame siarte
so school Monday at Birch Greek
y IrS- T.. Funk went 70 Ja-pt
Saturday.
1 schools began again Monday
y Born. % Mr. and Mrs. A. /
Britain. daughter, last Tnur-ds
b. Mr.. Will DeBerry and hIs o.
= Io-si visited his father few day
last week
Mr. Z Z. and John c. Bri "A
IT, delivered hogs at Dwell Monday.
There viii b. a Silver Medal Co
te-t AZ Bethel church Saturla
- night Everyone should attend
"a JLAR-
FROM another Correspondent
A. Nis- Clara Britain and Pr
IA Viii Burlingame have been makII
= some tising trips 10 Petersburg
Mrs Anna Wei~man visited h
fnother. Mrs Ge1. NOelkel, en- "
Years day.
he H.rI y ii ,lder J. OF the sick n
D. Mss N.nta Jones wa. the que
q ~ HIIia Brrnton Thursday nlgn1
81 Fed wa down 20 Pa Reeds u
- day
(. NJ l. L. CODper'- Cumoeria
n telephone l. nDs ia fUll blast.
10 Miss Belle Cooper was sadly d
- appointed Christmas Ciaren
.ir- tlin come.
nd Rev. Schafsf preached very
ire tere-tin- sermon at Lennon : "a
5 day.
Fa- Miss Bertha said she wanted
IN I'd 10 the contest Saturday. a
a. Ted saId, We'll 60"
Nora Britain got caught IN
= Dixie sunday night
Mr. VIM Reed and Mis- Da
British attended services at the
Johns church Sunday night
,Iri Everybody should attend
spi- contest ut Bethel Saturday night.
IT, Bro NedcaIf i talking OF heidi
feet a protracted meeting at Bethel
the near future
HE SPnOPENDYEES
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PREACHING Rev. G. C. Maui
will pr.ach in German next -unda.
al Trinity church at 1915 a m
and at : :30p. m. All are cordially
invited 10 attend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

You shouls kno9 that Folrys Honey
and Tar l. absolutely the best Tor all a.
eases of the fiirnaf and lung Draier.
are authorized t. guarantee a 70 60
satisfaction. Accept n suirS-ltufr- n
Friedman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

rrIc~ Is 10 : inches thick was
pat 10 b. some IL the ice users IN
Jasper this week
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Bisnarrk's Iron Nerve

IA s.ms-ss.is ALL ant rre--en. tisl- energy
arr nos tulDi . .s-r~ -zoEr-lsrll- llV.r- a.
n.y. sr.s -.aH~l- are 01r % ori~r- II
xoG1 Han- tks.-s- .li1ll-a--- ant IT, -
ill-g trrmr. u-'- A'r- AAnx : - AAl
Pills Tl-E si-VrSs.s every poser z. 's.Al.
amt hpiv nn-E - Al ~ ffl-' iH..a :
Gr-.- shore
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NEW SHOE SHOP!
Wendolin May.

Has returned 10 Jasper, and open
shoe shop On Jackson street, be-
tween 9Th and 9th streets.
lie will do all kinds Of repair work,
and will also make shoes OF all
kinds or boots TO order, and will he
thankful to his old friends, and the
public generally, for = liberal share
~ their patronage.
sept :. l-s-sln-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05
To Gre Ia Grippe in "a Hours.

NJ remedy equals " ARNEP'S WHIT
VINE or TAR SYRUP for this terri
ble and fatal disease. II taken thor
oughly and il time. il will cure a cas-
in "A hours. and for the cough that FOL
bows La Grippe it never fails 10 give
relief. Price. &c and J0c.
>old by Martin Friedman. Nov22,en
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

doesn't 4 g.t mcnotonou- 70 keeI ever
last rizly pay ing out for new Shoes TOT th'
t..s Tell him TO zst pair 81 J. " it~ =
as Wear kesistcr- at >paxd-s lher. u o.
les bill 10 pay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

Chapped h. nds. cracked lips md
runrhnes~ Of the skin cured quickly by
Banner ~alye, the most healing ONT
uent in the world. &c. VI. Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

GT Mr.. Geo. schmidt - yeAr-
old. a son of "boiier maker J.
schmidt. who lived on the Ne~ Al
banv road about miles from las
per. died Thursday morning O
pneumonia
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T,LeIax.rIvE RRoxo Qui~ISK IARLET-
All lrurrf~t- r.fund the money u u fAii- =
cure. W trove-' signature on ever
~ l5e sept. ~-.~-.-ow tni-
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Political Announcements.


F-r e.anty ssmmi--ien~r. "a fst~trirt-
HERMAN TEBfR j. a candidate Ter conn
a. gon,fnl --ianrr Tor chr d'-friet composed
~ BAir bra--. Marion. Hall ana Jer,r~yn
Townships. .ahieet 60 tAe rolniy Ir-,.erAtlc
primary
JOSEPH ~CHEoEuER y candidate Tor
r. election a. county commissioner for the
"a district. subject % the Democrats pri-
mary hen held
FOR >HfEIff.
HERMAN "A. CA~TRJP j. candidate for
reelection a. sheriff 81 Duiroi- county. sub
beet "a the Democratic nomination
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
WILLIAM "A. kUPLg j. a candidate for ~
election a. County Assessor. -lblect a. the
Democratic nomination
FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.
KEI>HARD PINK j. candidate for Iru-'
ter 81 Bainbridxe township. subject 20 tins
Democratic primary when held
roR TOWN MARSHAL.
HENRYF GICkE> j. a Candidate for MAJ
hal ~ Jasper. subject - the town ieno
cratic primary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

rz-Mr. Walihau>er. one OF the
promine I citizens 81 II. Anthony
/ very sck-and his recovery
doubtful.
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A. Llmbert. Of Rachel, y c.,
wr,re. II heartily endorse foley'-
kline. Cure. Ii does what You clam
! Nil 20. and there l. nothing equal 10
!, ami thank Won for the good u hAs
9,,.. me- NJ. Friedman
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.IfsPtp cOUKiE.h


.~rbe residence OF Mr.. John
.I-,er. in McCnliis' addition, was
r.b,lv damaged toy fire lat " Eek,
used By sparks falling on the ROOF.
ave doctor~ bills by giving Foley
~, ANA Tar TO inf.nts and children
'l, .s,.,.. =, prevent pneumonia or Group
,..t. are fatal TO - many thousands o.
NY. Martin Friedman
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Clptnlng AT cost at
tci<ertS' New store.

rgThe minstrel show Monda,
,;ght drew far crowd. In the
boying bat, Ec&ert was knocked
onr ~ Klein in The 9Th round-a Ia
verov ana Maher. The young
I'm re s.il t. give a good show.
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Bicycle Repairs and Glue,
Sewing Machine Oils
and Needles

For all kinds Of machines. Al
work guaranteed. Prices reasona
BILE. Call and examine.
JOHN F. JUDY
Ma - ~~-rf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

. Ms HcoSier Poultry Powder
sst-> Hers Law. ru-es fHsslt-h- ekgrs ans
EQur ana k-fys rrlulf-r ben
PvSra. 1sr- ~ UorAAg&
SalafxB n. Brannnck. Jasper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

Mr.. +. l.. Sweeney siariei on iils
road for his employers again Ned
ne-day-
Mr.. Viii klebler returned from
his holiday visit 10 Louisville Tles-
cay.
Mr.. Alois Gram-l~pacher- u Ev-
an.yill-. came to Jasper Neln-S
day 10 see his mother, who J. vers
III.
Mr.. John Schmidt, OF Princeton
came 10 Jasper Thursday aiierno 1
to be present al hi brother George
burial.
Mr.. Sam'l Dillin. TOW = citize'
OF Florida, gave ih- CorRIEE
pleasant call Thursday. IL sax
he can hardly stand the Weztne
here, now
The only place to get bargains
AT the store that aiverti>e~ III YOU
trade.
aF-One Of Mr.. -chnai3er'> b y
was fooling with pistol last Eeek
shen IL went on too clos u ID
fae- powier burning him
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To Cure a Cold in Che Day.

Take Warmers White Wine Of Tar Syrui
the best cough remedy ON earth > al.
80 cents.
Sold by Martin Friedman, druggist
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Put a Telephone II
your home; so cents a
month .,.nnsE,s,S.n ,~r.~x
EL PAso. Ark. Jan TO- lsss-

In PA~o. Ark IAN ~ 49,
After having sE-enf Abcui ten vezr-
suffering. the doctors finally rontesss,i
they we're unable 10 cure me - 90 me
any good. moved 10 Texas in -earrtl
~ health. bat found II not n0e dNv
when suffering intensely a lady trvlrh'
me a bottle Of Dr. J. H. Mclean /.
strengthening Cordial An1 Blood Purife'
and insisted that take u WIihoa'
faith | feran t. take the meaiclDe. an
to ms glad surprise ] fcnna hefors isHd
taken one half of a fifiy cent bottle t'e
pan 10 improve. After taking tour q
Ave bottle became well- Lr1E DEEEA
For sale hy X. r. BrAnDcck- lsrnrr1s1
The great speech-makers Just no~
are The CorRrERs advertisers
They are talking from the hand
stand. Read them.
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Fox RFNr.-The room, p 10y 40
feet. 10 tie second story OF The
COURIER building. Ii is well light
"a and W ,uld make good loca-
ti,n 70. srme light mandatory.
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MOTIFS E0giiSu St1Dsc ro~a
ForLo-- u Appetite, ConsripAtien. kersn HAN.
ia. Eound And ali diseases q the Blood
Rrtce. -. per poeAagol
-. l.. y u Rran nnck Il aa.I.er-
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-rs-lr4 Tor pi-rprnpFr, tonrts. tolH@. hesftf
PAY 20 "A al Catarrhal diseA-es a hor-es
FSee. Sc. - - 0er eosale
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JOHN e. JUDY.
.JEWELER and Watch Dealer

Has moved his store % The large
rooms In the basement OF the kraus
house. on be corner OF Main and
Fifth 81, II>per, and i prepared
% r., air promptly Clocks, Watches
Jeweliy. Bicycles, Guns and Sew
Ing Mac ines Of all makes.
He, a.so, keeps for sale stvc
of
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
Colorado's Interest in this Election

Colorado's interest in the national
campaign ought to be to contribute to-
wards the upbuilding of national pros
perity and honor, and to the advance
ment of the interests of this state.
Both of these can be accomplished
only by the success of the Republican
party.
We should do what we can towards the
maintainance of the conditions and the
policies that have brought prosperity
to the nation, we should do what we
can towards upholding the national
honor and the national obligations.
1t is also part of our political duty
to look after the interests of our state
The restoration of silver to its former
place as money metal is not an issue
of this campaign. The Democr attic
party does not intend to try to restore
free coinage at 16 to !, and Mr.. Bry an
does not include that in the programme
of what he will do if elected. He says
he is in favor of it and that is all.
But there are two living issues in
which we are vitally interested. One
is the expansion of our trade interests
in the Pacific, which will give an ever
increasing market for all our products,
add to the value of every piece OF pro-
perty we possess, and stimulate the
development of our state in a way that
nothing else can do, and the other is
the policy of national aid to irrigation
to which the Republican party is com
mitted by it's platform, and which
ought to be as much part of the poll
cy of this government as the aid ex-
tended to the Improvement and main
tainance Of the rivers and harbors of
the country.
Tie vote of Colorado ought to be
given to the Republican party because
it is the party that is in line with our
own interests, as we'll as because it is
the party that represents the best life
OF the nation and general prosperity
to all classes and sections.
The Republican electors should re-
ceive large majority in Colorado,
and with them there should also be
chosen two Republican Congressman
who will stand in Washington with the
party of progress and prosperity, the
party that goes ahead and does not
continually hold back, the party that
now stands for the things we want and
ought to have. Colorado Springs
tIaZotte
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
S. X. HOOPER, Genera. Pass. Agent,
DENVER, COLO
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
limited Statns Iland Office

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Sept. I, 1900.
To William Fl. Melton, claimant under P. D. s.
No 26S7, and to whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
ti,e provisions of the act of congress of June s
1875 entitled "An act for the sale Of timber lands
in the States Of California. Oregon, Nevatla and
Washington, Territory" as extended to all The
Public Land States by act of August l, 1892,
Benjamin l.. Davis of Placita, county of Pitkin.
state Of Colorado, has this day filed in this office
his sworn statement No IS, for the purchase of
81 seii and nw.4 selI of section no 81 in towns
ship no II 50 W 9Th m, and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more valuable
for It's timber stone than for AGRICULTURAL
purposes, and to establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver OF this Office
at .Glenwood Springs Colo. on Saturday. tho
18th day Of November. 1900, at 10 o clock n. m.
He names as witnesses: Paul Blount Of Dem
yer, Colo: John Evans Of Placita. Colo; Phillip
H. Smith Of Placita, Colo; James Morgan Of
Placita, Colo.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrbed lands arc requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said 18th day
November, 1900 J. +. SQUIRE. Register.
First pub Sept 1i-last Nov 16, 1900
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
MINING APPLICATION NO. 25l UTE SERIES.
Mineral Survey No 1852.
U. S. Land Office, Gunnison, Colo,

September Q. 1900
Notice is hereby given that Geo. C. Eaton, by
I. 0'Bryan: attorney in fact, whose postoifce is
Crystal, Colo. has made application for patent
for 1900 linear feet on each Of the Franklin and
Eatonia lodes, bearing silver. with surface
ground 800 feet in width, situate in Crystal
River Tor Elk Mountainl mining district. Gun,
nison county, state of Colorado, and described
in the plat end field notes file in this office,
as follows, viz
FRANKLIN LODE. Beginning at cor no 1
whence U s L NJ Elk Mountain bears S2' 10 9
i75s.SS it, thence 55' o. 1900 # to cor no 2,
thence q IS 800 # to cor no 3, thence zee 8 s.
cor no l, the place of beginning.
\ .EAToNIA LODE beginning at cor no whence
U S l. M Elk Mountain bears 50 10 1858
#, thence 55' OF 1860 IT to cor no 2, thence
n 81 S. 800 1T to cor no 8, thence S. o. Q
1900 # to cor 4, thence 81 So " 800 # to cor
no l, the place Of beginning. Var IA OF g.
Containing 1883 acres, expressly excepting
and excluding all conflict with surveys nos 1891,
Cossewago lode; 2727, Garfield lode 2728, Han
cock lode; 25iJ Lucas lode and forming por-
tion of the unsubdivided twp II r 81 W of the
9th principal meridian. Said location being re-
corded in book Ill., pages 300 10. of the records of
Gunnison county. Colorado.
Adjoining claims those above specified if any
others, unknown. G. +. HAMLIN, Register.
First pub Sept 1i-last Nov. 49, 1900.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

DR.. Rockefeller made worthy rep
resentative of Gunnison county when
elected before, and received from his
fellow mesnbers the only thing asked
for by his constituents-a bridge. His
ecntlemanly ways. honesty and integ-
rity made him favorite among the
members, thus rejecting credit upon
the voters of the county in electing
such o man. He should be returned,
and VIC believe he will be with a safe
majority, although admitting the Dir.
has hard race as Mr.. Rawalt is or
three tickets and is hustler.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
ANOTHER INNOVATION
ON THE
COLORADO MIDLAND RAILWAY.

Always catering to the pleasure and comfort
Of its patrons, the Colorado Midland Railway
has added to it's already superb service and
equipment, Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars,
day for Los Angeles. Cal. without change, run
ming via Colorado Springs Pixies Peak, Ute
Pass, Buena Vista, Leadyille, Hagermau Pass,
G.enwood Springs, Grand Junction, Salt Lako
and Sacramento. affording daylight ride
through tho incompatible scenery Of the
Rockies.
the seryiceis strictly flrst-class, while the cost
nf double lower berth IN Tourist Sleeper from
Denver TO San Francisco or Los Angeles is only
St'0, Salt Lake ". with correspondingly low
rates from intcimediate points
Eastbound, the Tourist Sleeper will leave Los
Angeles each Monday, running through to Dom
ver and Chicago without change.
Consult agents Of Colorado Midland Railway
for low ticket rates.. time tables. descriptive
pamphlets, ETC., or address
W. F. BAILEY,
70 nov " Gen, Pass Agt,, Denver, Colo,
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02


Colorado voters should not look on
the silver question alone when exercis-
ing their elective franchise, but should
consider other vital questions of im-
p0ptapea to our commonwealth. If
elected Mr.. Bryan says he will call an
extra session to deal with the Philip
pine question. and it is admitted even
by the N. Y. journal that an over
whelming majority Of the democratic
party are against silver: hence, voters
In this state should consider carefully
other questions of Importance.
First is a great lead pro-
ducer, apd if the democrats are sue
cessful next Tuesday one of their first
enactments will be to knock off the
duty on lead, and the price will go 10
81. 80 or 81 per hundred. This was the
result under President Cleveland, as
Colorado miners well remember, thus
ahntting down many properties in the
state, causing kupdrads OF oi,r minors
to tramp from one camp to another in
quest OF work. Do you want repeti-
tion of those trying days? If so, vote
the democratic ticket.
Second Expansion of trade with
our new Pacific possessions will GER
iaiply rebound to the benefit OF oul
state, thus assisting Ia the develop.
inept OF orr natural wealth, increasing
our population snd building up new
nnd important industries, besides put
ting new lie ipt9 those already in op
Grafton.
The 4tisens ef lhis state are among
~ - tptsliigeut, brssniest and fer
= - the union, and we do no
~ }eey vii T8te, with their eye
8 + qkg!nst ~ mapy interests Of tn
n qlyyA ip w sa#Psisa,
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

If the worllingman would stop to re-
feet for a time, it seems there could be
no question as to how he would vote.
-Four years ago nearly 30 per cent. OF
the laboring men OF the country were
either out OF employment or were work
ing for very small wages. Now, there
is no excuse for being idle, and wages
have raised from u to p per cent.
The croekers still cry hard times, and
that the cost of living has increased
at q greater ratio than the raise in
wages.
Every workingman knows this to be
false.
-Four years ago there was scarcely a
workman who was not in debt and he
was fortunate indeed if he had enough
money in his pocket TO insure him u
months living. Not only the labor
ing man, but the ranchman has also
proBted by the prosperity which is
scoifed at by the Democratic party.
OF the truth Of this statement we have
an apt and forciful illustration in our
own beautiful valley. improvements
which were begun under a Republican
administration were suddenly brought
to stop by the election of a Demo-
VI U'iS ISoAtCJuj "liSil uiotlSl llu Will II
financial disaster and plunged the
whole nation into chaos. For four
years, under q Democratic administra-
ton, these improvements were at a
standstill, and the whole valley had
the appearance of deserted mining
camp. AS soon, however, as the
country began to recover from the de-
preston brought about by Democratic
misrule, new lie was infused into
the valley of the Crystal River; humid
reds OF thous ands of dollars have been
spent, thousands of men. have been
employed, and permanent improve
ments have been made, which insure
for all time the prosperity of all the
residents of the valley. =4r
With this practical illustration ever
before you, with this prosperity which
you are now sharing and which was
given to you and further guaranteed
to you by the Republican party, can
you vote for the party whose blight
ing influence has once rendered this
beautiful valley more desolate than q
desert.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

The Democrats again show their de-
termination to prevent the registr alton
of voters in this precinct on Tuesday
last. Callicotte was again on hand
determined to occupy the time OF the
Board with frivilous objections and
foolish talk, and thus prevent the com.
pletion of the registration as required
by law. Fortunately, his visit had
been anticipated and measures had
been taken to present further interfer-
ence from him at the time. The Board,
by hard and faithful work, succeeded
in registering nearly all the voters in
the precinct.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

Tom Maloney won his fight in the
supreme court against tho Thomas
faction, that tribunal deciding that
Maloney had the regular democratic
organization in Arapahoe county. IN
der this decision it is questionable il
the Orman ticket is a legal oae, be-
cause if the Maloney delegates had
been seated, as they were entitled to
according to the decision of the court,
they would have voted against fusion.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
The Colorado Trading
and Development Co
CRYSTAL COLO.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
l ILL. GaA :

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Sept. Is, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of congress of June 3,
1878, entitled An act for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended to all the
James Legget of Redstone county of Pitkin,
state of Colorado, has this day fled in this office
the swii of the ne II of sec 20 in township no II
no s. W 9th p m, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land before
the Register and Receiver of this office at Glen
wood Springs, Colo, on Saturday, the 0th day of
December, 1900
He names as witnesses: Paul Blount of Dem
yer, Colo; Howard Fl. Utley of Redstone, Cole
Edward R. Crumm of Redstone, Colo; E. ID.
Jones of Retistous. Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office before said Sail day Of
December, 1900 j. +. SQuIRE, Register.
First plb Sept 21-lasS Nov %, 1868.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPANTMENT Of THE INTERIOR,
Land Office at Glenwood Springs, Colo,
-. Oct, Is, 1900.
TO b.. l.. Davis claimant under Timber and
Stone Application No, 4S, and to whom it
may concern
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Glenwood Springs, Colo, on
Saturday. December s, 1900, at 10 clock a. M.
VIZ: William II. Melton Of Marble, Colo, on his
p. D. 3. No. 1851 Ute, for the NV ~ sw II sec ",
9Th IN. =
He names the following witnesses to provc his
continuors residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Paul Blount Of Denver. Colo
James Legget Of Redstone, Colo; Victor Cobb
Colo. j. f. SoUIHE. RoQister.
First pub Oct lp-last DEG 7, 1909,