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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

Ultulu ". 0StISlltRl C SUqHI
bri9t 6eusr aus. - Gin G9oDen
bon $4,000. G~ntlfthunesz
nrfa6s unbefannt.
Gin S9aben BON $4,000 purN
gsftern Mbenb um IL 1br in Der alien
Giieneieberei Der Trma 81. Meisfittef
&c SD6ns an Der Gds BON Wai6ings
tons unb Office MnnitraBe bur6 Seuer
argeri6tst, psldes in Der brittsngtage
I'M Ditliden Sbsit bes groben Gtas
bEfemnts in unaufeefldrter Wsife
dusgebrpdxn tpar. Oas Seuer tpurbe
bonn ppli5ifen Sobn 9errmann Dom
Dftliaen Diitrift entbedt. pel9er tinen
Mlarm Dom &uisn Hr. 1873 t~infanbts.
SObalb Der 0jtrifts 8 s~Sngsnisur
6ortpn ouf BEN 8ronoplabe eridten,
lieB Ct einen 5tpeikn 4larm ertDnsn.
ba bas 5suer grOB: OFmenFionen ans
suntbmen brobte. Sc esluns Der
5euerpebr aber, bic Tammsn nu9
Gerlauf elmer balbsn Gtunbe unt.r
guntrok gu betonmen; bisiel6en bats
ten tpenie Nabruns; Der Ruum, tpo
bas 5eusr ausgsbrodtn mar, bients
dig 2a9erplab fir Oef.n unb fOnitige
Gifsntpoaren. unbsr ben bei4doigten
Oefen befanben fi9 au9 niss, tpelds
bm Jirmo fir bic Baltimore Gas
Mpplianc. : Co.," beren Gpntraft ls
Fat, eeeoHsn bate. Dos eroBs gtaz
bERement bient ieBt iiberboupt gum
grOBkn Sbeie nut als 2agtrbaus;
bic So. 9arrb unb Clinton 8sistit.el,
Die iebigen Snbab'r Der Sirma, haben
ndmli@ in Sieblanbtonn e!n< neue
grobs Jobrif gebaut, ptf9e auh i9on
i'm 8etrisb lit. unsr6alb bss 5ausrs
tparen bic pferbsftdqs, in tpelden f9
bier pferbe befanben, bic aber bon 9oz
li5ifen s~erettet tpurben. ST. 9arrp
Weisfittsl NOR duF benz 9ranoplabe;
ct fagte, Der S9absn piirbs piensi9t
$1,000 betrassn unb lei poIfpmmsn
bur9 @rfi9eruneen gebsdt, tpslfe
6r. 0ermanp &np1enberG Sefretdr
ber rDeuti9 e Imsrifanffdsn Jeue-z
Dsrlf9srungs : 9eitGf9aft," unIsrgsz
bru9t BABE. Oas 9ebdube 1T @i9enz
tbum beg q. WeistittalI9en Na9lai>
ies. Capt. 9easue bonn Ditli6en Oiz
frfft tpar audi bsi benz 6euer unb lei@
tete bic pOli8sili4en 6unt&onen pers
f9nls9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Cine farse @e6g.

Dxtbefbisen Gle Tren ROrper ses
gen Rranthett burd ben @ebrau9 Don
autt's pt1en. Elm ftets iideres Setl-
fnitel segsn &opH9mersen, Dpsp.sfe,
Malaria. 0trftopfuns unb ale bamit
sertpanbten 2eIben.
"pas CritbraS Sss Gtbsns!"
Hr. Suit! Sbre 2ebsrspinsn iint
beB 5ri.brab bes 2esens. I'D tperbe
BEN 3ufaH itets bantbar fein, Der mid
oitfefben tennsn l.rnen feb. =. Suirs
ltisk. platte Cannon. Sol.
Sutt'6 3etersV tWea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

Quspeis iiber ben 6tanb Der Der
4ants' Nationulz9ant" in 8alti=
more i'm Staaie W&urplanb bsi'm
S4fufe Der 9sf4dfte an 5. ST.
bruQr 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

*** Der vSteuben Ditrftt CIR.
100, .. u.s." Feiert Sreitds, %.
Stbr., @bnbs in Der r80hmen9aGe"
am Noroz8rOabpab fem 9tiftungsft1t
nebit unterbaItun9 unb Bah. Sebs
guts arrangements flnD fir bus SeTf
~eetrpffen tpor6en, urb ben 8eTudern
itebt Elm on9enebmer N6enO in stmiitbs
Ii6em &reiie bepor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

1 au6itfuB bat 1928 Subit3oG.
1 @e~@aqone bat 282 8ubit3on.
/ Serb 9oI3 bat 128 RubitfuB.
Rite 8 bti s bti 4 BIG entbdGt elm
Quart.
3 Meilsn Fnb 9lei4 1 2ea9ue.
GurIon9s inD glei6 l Mtile.
Sin SOISbuufe, 4 SUI 6u4, 4 Sub
lireit unD 8 SUB fang, md4t l @Or0
aus.
20 Robs 1nb eei4 l Sur1pns.
tS1 SUB iinD gIsi4 L Sob" ooer
ROLs,
aiHe 16 Bel 16 BEL 4 3f16 entbdlt
! @uiQsl.
7 Some runbes gaubol8 fat SO
RubitfuB.
9iie Is Bel 16 Bel 8 3f8 entbGGt /
Bui@kL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

6taut R urbGnnb, Stubt 9oltif
more. SD, 6. q. 0sburr, 6d7irtr ob,u9ts
uauuter 9aHf. b%tau6rc hermit feierl;1, Oub OR
obigs &usfptis mad msiHam beittn QSiicn unD 8lcus
ben rDdbr 1T.
6 6. Csburn, SaiTrer.
Itnttrl;ibnet uuo bsi1luoren bor mir an Oj,ien,,
benz %. Sage Ot5 Wonats 6e6ruar 1901.
Sbpmas Sen SraSfpre,
(Sirgtf) 6ikntli6:r gOtdr,
8ts 8i8ti0t,it bcI3siniqtn
q. =. Canadian,
g. 8. Sottmau,
SbaS. :. Srdne,
(52) 9irsftortH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

6umnId SI3,l 1875
Staut m urbtaHo,
Stdbt baltimore.
Sd, WiGGian & n le, RnTFrcr Der pb,u Its
nauut.u @anf, bti3siniet hermit fei,rlid, Oub ec
pbjgs @usipsis mad Tstnem btiter Gliftn uuO 9lais
ben ipnbr it.
Bm. SINGLE Saffrer.
ilutri6ritbtu uuo bsi6Dpren Dor mir on bi.ltr,
benz 10. Sage Oes TtOnats Gtbruar 1901.
6eltr n. Sunipan,
6fftntli6er glOtar
Ole &iatigttit bsi9tinigsn:
q. II. SutOr,
80. @ Spmeoin,
Sobn G. Cuttings,
G9 8ireftOren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
aufzMn8wetie.

Nusrpeis ii6er ben Stanb Der yMsftern
Gutionul48anf" in Baltimore i'm
Staate Marpfaub bei'm S9luTe
Der @ei6Gfte am 5. 6ebruar 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

4ustpeis ii6er ben @tano Der DIP
bers' unb Ne&onfc8' Nationulz
8anf" gu Baltimore i'm Staate
MarpIano bei'm @eI4Gftsf9luTt
am +, sEgbrltnr 1901
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
o Il B q tn

SorLsbtu urO Sistonti. ............. s5,516, 640S7
Der. Staaten ; Gbliaationtn, I'M Die
Gtrtulation III idJIru.............. 2 100000
Ser. Staten : SbliQutiouen, nm bic
Der. 6toatsuaS6 pcftsn ju f6ern.. 10000
GitetteH, Si9,rbeiten stt............. 260,3jC0 .
8autbaus 100000
Gdlll BON EatiDuGl 3 9antsn (ni5t
Nblerot : Aetntenl ................ i,O5l ,2+E4
Gdai9 Ron Stuats6anttn II. 9auticrs 800, 1852
6duie BON approbirten Gsisrots49ms
ten Observation-Disclosures. 1864 1873
9Hterual Rcotuut : sttmp.l. ........ G0M
NrtrpsiiuRgtn uHO anotre 9adrpofttn.. 1A,522.6 81
We6ftl fir bic Qiquioirs9lnt ....... $50, Ills
ROtyn ban anOtrs1 Ratiouals9arteu. 1900
Slcints Qopjtreelo, Tidel uno Gents 2,Q9.6
8tisBlib in Der 8lnt beIinoli1e
RStrpe:
Spt3F ".'''.'s...-.s'.. SStl lZS.VU
9sgal 1eror : 9loteu.... 100000
- L1B,l29@
6insitbuuss=5onO, beponirt bel Dem
Sba5msiftu DIT Der, Stuatsn
(iurf Qroptut beg Extraordinarily 26,S50.W
6d1io bpm Ser. staotsu : S6asnlsis
ter dubT Dem 5sproj. GiHl0iun9sz
5pnb 2,NO.O
epu,ma 3d. IT'S, 1929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
SanfsWnS

Iuspeis ii6er ben Stanb Der riSars
msrs uno Mfsr4ants' R~ationaIs
8anf" in Baltimore i'm Staate
W}arbfanb bei'm S4luRe Der ge.
G6dfte am 5. 2ebruar 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Gin Mitternahtsfener.

SIN 2oserraum Der giienJ:eBerei Der
Jirma u. Wsistittel 6 .S06ne
bra9t 6euer aus. - Gin S9aosn
bon $4,000. - g~ntfftbua9ss
ur1dHs unbefnnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

8trbtnOIi9fttte
GiuuuGblteg grunbtapituf ........... Sl,5OO, OOOO
ucbtrihubs5ono ................. SOC, O0O.N
IlnSsrFbtiltt Trofitt, abjitgli6 Auss
gala unb b.lubltt steutrn........ 277,069.S
gust,t,u Ot IatioRsG : 9artnottn.... 493, +O0(
6Gqte N aEosre Ratios
mai 3 2@nfen. ........ "a, lie, 37.l5
GGuig an Sta1tsbaHten
rnS Sant -. d,g8l,oapF
6GniQ an 9rlAtzGOmpGgz
HtEu unO StNrbanf.H 60lS6.06
linbyablts Diolo,l ptn... ~, $500
9tri5nlide Stpoftt-. Oieg
bur9 aulpstiunatn p@
3rgtn trerDen.......... 3,H2,3lS.lS
Scmduo : GsrtHftfats udN
9epoftn ............. $3.50
Rsqlaubiqtt grfpti{unlen 2 ,1S9.SS
S'' 9o1.--C 10 4n2 oFAs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

Surltbtn urO GiseoHti. S'"4o,9'9.H
iii f5s st'O''n' 9.,y'.. ~. 8,Sa5o
Der. Staat:n . Obligationsn, I'M Die
@lrtulltioH gu itbtru......t.,....' 99,W9W
G'fttten, S:6sr5titsn ttc.......:'.:.. '=o'o'ob
ot oHHa "'oD''n ua' 1.a..y, 1898
5erS, o . Plo gIa.S0nd'0aHf'H l'.,"' %" 12o,35Lm
gaLt5 BON S:uatsbaufsn u. 8artters IAfD.Si
ot ten 10" see!o'!'i'n &os!o:.@''". 8m.sals
ShItrn1l 8cS,nue=S temoeI. .......... 1000
@lpEluH9rn unb amber, 9aurpoftR.. @lG
@s@ja iur bic Qiorioiryg1nf..'.... 1S5,43l.50
Ne'en ron anOtrtu 9ationd lbanfsH 62,Rl.U
Elein2dpWr3tIO, Gid.l unD Gents. 1865
@S.tB.i9 IN Der 9aRt bstinoljbe
SPE5M ..... s7651OW
~ --o--J1-oo 29l,5Oo.oO
Sbasmejitcr Der Gtr. S.o,l,r *
grO,'Ht Os gosusumtaai.s1ll.,.,... 70 $4,000
snmm' 8,767,&6@
@er6inbIt8tettsu:
6 net3a6Itss @rurOtopitoI. 4szn M "A
llcbegihuB : 'S5S Gy6 N
unptrtJtilte grofite, abliQli1 9Tugz
qdbtn uno bc3ablte Steutrn. .....,. Tx A2s "A
@usfsb,Eot Observation-Disclosures. 20 a
9dQio an unosre glutiondl=9autsn... 49,. 477a5S *
fdaiq an Staatsbaufcr uno 9luticrg 6lI7O68
sosrbdnfsn .:..""""""-... 2547520
unbtablte 0TorotnofH. :'';''.. l3,34.57
9,riDuLtt GtSOfittn, ots nurb @H=
~dp,tiunAen a.3oltn perOtu......... 1,72S $685.
s Ss4aaSaa;'f aa1sif 1Ha. 3:oor'sn.. a.s 5$l.@
austtbenbt GdifrersE1 :iiurgen.. 1912
Contingent & SonO.................. $500
eumma ~$8,765S865
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

- SIN u0rbIi9cn pennfplpunien u.
tpsitGidsn I,p<gort it Der gubnDerz
tebr absrmals bur9 tiefen S8nes tb.ilz
tpeiie gsfpsrrt. Der S6neeIturm it
Der heftiafts felt SSahren..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

We shall include in this
first lot of Embroid4ries our
Sc and Zoe. Fine Swiss,
Cambria and Naiasook En-
broideries and Iusertings to
match, for stripping shirt
waists. This includes PLENTY
Of effective opcE-work pat
terms. Regular loc. quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15
CONSUMPTION is CON-
TAGIOUS.

The sputum Of consumptive person contains
germs that carry consumption into the lungs ,,f
healthy people
This is why Boards Of Health object 70 oynacto
ration in public places.
The poisonous germ OF the sputum WAS disoox
cred by Dr. Koch Of Berlin
Consumption is also caused 10y asthma catarrh
and bronchitis, aud coughs and colds result I'm
this disease by the mucous discharges dropping
down into the air passages
The above diseases are the for.r,,pp.rs ,,f ,.,p
sumption.
Consumption is really the dccaying If the lungs
which finally results In the victim being unable.
to breathe.
Medicine taken into the stomach cannot cure
consumption.
The Koch Inhalation Cure consists Of inhaIinc
direct into the lungs the famous Koch Tubcrcune
combined with healing oils, which are yaporizrd
and thrown into the lungs The result is that the
disease germs are killed and the lungs are re-
stored
This is the only consumption treatment that
really does cure.
Br. Koch uses the Tuberculine IN Germany in
curing consumption, and is paid by the German
Government.
At the International Tuberculosis Congress held
in Berlin and attended by 1900 physicians
from all over the world, loo consumption
treatments were represented and considered. OF
this number the Koch Cure Endorsed being
the only treatment that could be relied upon 10
cure consumption.
The Koch Lung Cure make no charge for con-
sultation and examination.
This company haye hundreds OF testi-
monials from people who have been cured after
they have been given up by doctors hopeless
eases. They not like ordinary patent medicine
testimonials but from well-known people liv-
ing IN this city. whose lives have been saved by
this cure and who glad TO tell about IL, hop
ing their testimony VIII result in bringing other
sufferers back TO health.
There is u special home treatment whereby pea-
pie living at a distance from any OF the offices
be cured at home.
Send today for free illustrated booklet telling
all about this csre, testimonials. home treatment
&c, &c.
IL you have consumption or any lung trouble
asthma, catarrh bronchitis call our nearest
Office.
Consultation and trial treatment are absolutely
free.
Koch Lung Cure Co, 627 st. NV. Washington
D. G.; W. Court 50, Ashevills. y. C; as W.
I'D St, New York City; 1894 Arch st. Pbila.;
All W Fayette St, Baltimore; ~ Exchange place.
Rochester, and many other cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

Extra-wide Swiss Cambria
and NainsoOk Embruideries,
the correct patterns and
widths for skirting: also In
settings TO match. We want
TO emphasize the fine quail
" Of these embroidcrirs,
Worth zoe. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

VAL LACE, WORTH 19c BOLT. For
1Oc.; in beautiful variety of neat and attrac-
tive patterns; in bolts of Il yards, gdNc
usually 1Sc., for. .....................R 1--WE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

CREAM AND WHITE
and entire shirt waists:
de Paris and 1T. Venice
IA yard-for 37H/C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

100 rolls of Mating, very fine,
heavy and close woven quality, in
the seasons best de-
signs-the I5c. grade 4 Il
for this Reduction II O.
Sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15
ANNUAL REPORT.
Commissioners Of Pharmacy Make Ex-
hibft for Past Year.

The District Commissioners have received
the annual report of the commissioners Of
pharmacy of the District OF Columbia
through DR.. John T. Winter, president Of
the board. In addition TO DR.. Winter the
commissioners of pharmacy are: G. G. G.
Simms, treasurer; VIM. p. Carr. M d. !;
Henry A. Johnston and Robert N Harper,
secretary. The commission is self-support-
ing. In his report DIR. Winter says:
II have the honor TO submit herewith
the report of the commissioners of phar-
macy for the year ending June 30, 1901
Quarterly examinations are held at which
persons who are not graduates OF phar-
macy but who have had four years ex-
porience in drug store, may be examined
on the three medical branches with which
they should be familiar viz: Pharmacy,
materia medica and chemistry, and II a rea-
sonably good per cent is attained the ap-
plicant is given registration.
During the year twenty-three graduates
of chartered colleges of pharmacy were
registered. Forty-one non-graduates were
examined. Seventeen failed to pass. but
tweuty-four who did pass the examinations
were registered, making a total of forty-
seven registered and given licenses to prac-
tice pharmacy in the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

H." says the Berlin correspondent of the
London Standard, "but they will exchange
visits at Darmstadt.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

King Edward Emperor Nicholas and
Emperor William will not only meet IT the
treat review near Mayence about August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

George c. Noble, who was arrested on the
charge of setting up gambling table on
his premises, on z street between 18th and
14th streets northwest, today forfeited $50
in the Police Court, after which the case
was noble pressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15
Details of Reconciliation.

"To carry into effect the desire of the
honorable Commissioners that the head of
the fire department shall be an executive
officer, the position is designated In the es-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

William Cooper, who was arrested last
evening while begging on X street north
west, was today convicted in the Police
Court. and Judge Kimball fined him SO.
with sixty days In the workhouse as the
equivalent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

submitted that there is no good reason
why they should not receive salary in
Keeping with their responsibilities. There
fore 1t is recommended that they receive
an annual salary of 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-15

1t pays to read the want columns of Tho
Star. Hundreds Of situations are filed
through them.
North Park union., 1901-11-22

estimate that the nearer portion
of the general body of the Milky
Way is something over 5000, 100000
100000 miles from us, and it re-
quires the light about thousand
years to .ravel from this part 20 oui
eyes, says Il writer in the New York
Sun. If we can imagine that this
nearest portion is inhabited and that
Its people have telescopes looking
down upon us, they view the earth as
it appeared about the tune OF the
death of Alfred the Great. | esti-
mate that the farthest portions of
the Milky Way are about ten times
as far or more than $4,000, 100000,
100000 miles from us, and if there
are ewes there capable of seeing GU.
world, it appears to them as it was
10000 years ago, or before the be-
ginning of human history.
As the Milky Way is now known
by astronomers it is composed of
about 1O0,000,00O stars. 1t is an
endless band, deep, not fiat. These
100,0OO,O0O stars are mostly gigantic
suns. The distance betwee them is
of the same order Of mag nitude as
that which separates us fro IN the star
Alpha Centauri, removed. from us
275,O00 times farther THAR our sun.
They are not all single sta rs, but are
occasionally composed Of two associ
ated stars, very close toge ther and re-
volving under the law of gravitation.
In other words, they are held togeth-
er by mutual attractio n.--George's
Weekly.
North Park union., 1901-11-22
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore existing be
tween the Undersigned, under the
firm, name and style Of Lafcvcr and
Ho!drcge, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Of the parties.
John Lafcvcr is to continue the bust
ness and agrees to pay all legal debts
of the partnership and will collect all
claims due the partnership
Witness our hands this 9th day of
November, 1901. JoHS LArEvER
H. Il. HoLDREaE.
North Park union., 1901-11-22
Notice For Publication.

United States Lnnd Ofico.
Denver, Colo. Oct. .. 1901
Notice is hereby given that Henry e. Boston
Of Walden. Larimcr County, Colorado has iled
notice OF intention TO mnko proof on his desert
land claim No. l2s, for tho SEit NE II and
NJ. Sc ~ and NE IL sw IL and BE ~ NV
IL See. Is t IN II 70 ", before Henry l.. Baugh,
United StAtce Commissioner. District of Colo
rado ut Walden. Colorado, On Saturday, the n
day Of December, 1901.
Ho names tho following witnesses 10 prove
tho complete irrigation and reclamation fsaid
land:
Potter W. Fischer, OF Walden. Colorado.
Jacob c. Timbrcl Z"
Elisha Stout
William ID. Bcckwith
ID. FcHD, Register.
rs UP Dis
North Park union., 1901-11-22

fectioncry and news stand. Busi.
ness windows have been placed in
the front and other Improvements
made until the house is in good shape
for business. Success to all such
enterprises.
German socks, Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes for man or boy, at Woodruff &
Terry's, Laramie.
Lige Stout is hauling logs to build
a house on the lots south OF Louck's
barn, then they'll have n home in
Walden.
Bert Butler is placing material on
the back end OF the lot on which the
drug store is located to construct an
ice house for DR.. Fischer's use next
summer when the sunbeams fall, and
the weary wayfarer longs for m ice
cold drink Of lemonade or cherry
phosphate.
Mrs. Rosa Linger usually goes to
her old home in Nebraska before
this time of the year TO spend the
winter, but this fall she has conclud.
ed to remain in the Park. Earl is in
school and Mrs. Linger is devoting
much Of her time to church and Sun
day School work, which is congenial
to her. May success crown her Of
forts.
North Park union., 1901-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land oflecr. Denver, Colorndo.
Nov. I, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that tho following,
named settler has flied notice OF his Intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will DO msdo before Henry L.
Baugh, United States Commissioner. District
OF Colorado. at Walden, Colorado, on Decembc,,
Il. 1901, viz: II. A. No. 1882, OF Clans Albc1t
Cinuscn, OF Pearl, Colorado for tho Lot Nps1, 1
NE l., sW ii and W i.s sW ~ Sec, q r u N,
r - W. :
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
George o. Eimes. OF Pcatl, Colorado.
Thomas NJ. Akcrs,
Samuel H. Mcintosh.
George Winterburn,
c.D. Fo.p, Register. }
Ms UP NC
North Park union., 1901-11-22
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Land oflico at Denver, Colorado.
Oct. *, 1901.

Land oaico at Denver. Colorado.
Oct. *, 1901.
Notice i. hereby given that tho following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intontion
10 mako final proof in suppor. OF his claim, and
that said proof will bo made before Henry L.
Baush, United States Commissioner. District
of Colorado, at Walden, Colorado, on December
9Th, 1901, viz: II. A. No. lT,iei, Of Charles l.. r.
winscom OF Walden, Colorado, for tho l-2
IL and NE1 sw IL nnd NV II Sc - 500
2i, TsN, RI T7W.
He names tho following witnesses to provo
bia continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, snid land, rix:
Thomas Zipfe!, Of Walden. Colorado.
David F. Sudduth,
william Tfnbroll, !" e
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NorIceEoR PUBLICATION.
Land oaeO a. Denver, Colorado,

Land Onco at Denver, Colorado.
Oct -, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his lnten,icn
20 make Anal proof in support OF his claim, and
Tint said proof will be made before Henry l..
Baugh, United States Commissioner. District
OF Colorado. Mt Walden, olorado. on December
9th 1901 viy II. a. No. ls,eos, Of Sylvester X.
Boldridge of Walden. Colorado, for tho S L. n
E II and NV IL ST: IL aud NE II sW IL Sec.
T II y, SOW.
Ho names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, said land. viz:
Augustus E. Dwineli. OF Walden Colorado.
Charles II. Gowdrcy /"
Pcter Fischer. +"
o. W. Huntington,
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Chris L. Kletn.

OF Colorado, at Walden. Colorado. on Drecrnbe
7th, 1901, viz. II. 4. No. II, ,ae, Of Thomas Zip
tul OF Walden, Colorado, for tho NE II Sec. n,
TsN, RsT W.
He names tho following witnesses 20 provo
his continuous rcsdcncc upon. and cultivation
of, said land. viz.
Charles J.. p. wiuseons. OF Walden, Colorado
David +. Sudduth. "a
William A. Timbrei. e Z"
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NOTICE roa pveL,eAr,on.
Land onIco At Den.er. Colorado

Land oHcc At Denver. Colorado.
Nov. Z, feQ.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of her intsution
to mako final proof in support Of her claim. and
that said proof will be made before Tho Clerk
of tho District Court Larimcr County, Colo
rndo, at Fort Collins, on Dccembsf fist. A. D.
1901. viz: Mary 4. sipes, Uormerly Mary A. Con-
norsl for tho Lots and Z and NE IA Sw -
Sec. and Lot No, 1. Sec. 7, T No. /! N, In Raneo
7Iw.
She names tho following witnesses to orove
hcr continuous residsncs upon. and cultivation
Of, said land, Wis:
rred Heldrese. q OIL, Colorado.
John Gibbons,
MRry Gill, Fort Collins Colorado.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Desert Land. Flsai Proof.
Land Office at Denver, Colorado,

Land Office at Denver, Colorado
Nov. I, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that August Pache, Of
Glcneyrc Larimer County, Colo, has fled not
leo of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. a2, for the Et-2 OF Sc ii. and
SW IL OF Sc II, Sec. 30 7 II N, II 70 w, before
tho Clerk of tho District Court, at Fort Col
Inns, Colorado on Monday the 2srd day OF Dec
cmber, 1901.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
the the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land:
Jules Besson, Of Glcncyrc, Colorado,
Lc Roy g. Squire. - =" e
Victor q. II. Stuart, a. g
Thomas II. Dorcy, Fort Collins, Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Deeert Land, Final Proof.

United States Land Office,
Denver, Colo, Oct. ~, 1901.
Notice ia hereby given that Jacob q. Timbrel
of Walden, Larimer County, Colorado, has fled
notice of intention to mako proof on his desert
land claim No. 1888. for the SH IL Sc IL. Sec. 10
and n l.2 NE II, Sec. Is, T N. n wv, before
Henry l.. Baugb. United staios Commissioner,
District Of olorndo, at Walden, Colorado. on
Saturday, tho 2ist day of December. 1901.
Ho names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land:
Peter w. Fischer, OF Walder. Colorado
Henry q. Boston,
Elisha Stout.
William D. Bcckwith, :" "
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