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IN he Grasp
q Santa China.
BIZ Cuptdln f7dline Peid~
by CAPTAIN Tonne Refd~
lprzsyr 1sAs ns10aAus hsn0AaLz Am

saninndor'H face IN n searching In
terrogetiyo way ms though he him-
self felt moro than common in-
tefest tn tho charming young lady
Who had been met IN Louisiana
Avoiding his glance as eYadinR
the question, the other re1alned.
IT II very good Of your exeeilcncy
10 take such interest In me and I'm
grateful But I protest
come, come. amigo miol no
protratbtionH. 'Twould only be add
Ing perjury 90 pr0nlKaey."
And the grand diRnitary leaned
back ia his chair, laughing. For II
was but budlnngo aud he IA no way
intended occurring tho STAFF colonel
on his morality nor febukinE him
for any backnlidlnRa. Instead. what
came after could but encourage him
In such wise. his chief continuing
Yes. Senior Don Carlos. I'm aware
Of your sschpHdca for which I'm not
the man 90 DO hard upon you. In
that regard. l myself get the credit
30 rumor hnya-of living IN "A glass
house. 80 cannot safely throw
stones.
The tone or his laugh. with his
SELF satisfied look. told Of hts being
aught but angry with rumof for 30
representing him.
Wen. your eHcellency." here put
In the subordinate, 1T don't much
signify what tho world says. 30 long
az ones conscience IL cleaf."
anfavo -bfAyinhimol" exclaimed
the most excellent Carlos San
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EDUCATING THE 'PiN0S

description az tho sdu
eAonal being the Philippines
school has replaced religious
Spanish "munbId without Significance
patriotic Of
5 a biz OF rea,ismi
eorrhled little FIpnOs
u
literally appeals
a by translang
is story
fellows with their upturnsd
they bamboo
with wondering
trembling with excitement
please. making splendid failure Of the whos attempt
Interesting beyond doubt
We doing children Of the whom
benevolentiy asslmIaed.
the oceidsnt Ours the
Of hiukins The F1tplnos Orient
mind $ peculiar
WIN educational methods make Americans Of these interest,"
astute Filipino ehnarsn7
Never.
persIstency
an lie
sodey a
GRAFTON all Of its that
FTIplnos independence
ieany type we o
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SYNOPSIS

Hfk0fHtB.
Florence KealnnY. captain ol
IeHaH filibuHtef. Is Ga ptuud dur.
ing tho Mlor expedition into MoNiea
In New Orleans the young freshman
HAD loved tho daughter % Don IL
naelo Valvef1e. Il Mexican gontle'
NINA bhniahod by santa Anna. In
duel with Carlos Hantander, no had
spared hts rivals life after ncarly
losing hiH own through his oppoa
nents troAohery. anutnndcr, now d
colonel on Santa Annals starr, visits
him In prison. whore Kenrney and
his companion. Crla Rock Of Texas
are coupled To native priHonerH
Rocks eliminate being a deformed
dwarf.
santandor. the cause of their pres
ent plight taunta them and plans
their further humiliation.
Don tEnncio. pnrdunad by Santa
Anna, has been made "A cabinet min
iater The Countess Isabel Almonts
hearing that her lover. ftuperto hlvas
a political enemy Of Santa Anna. has
been Imprisoned. comes 60 her friend,
Lnisa NnlYcrde. for comfort
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tsnaef turned rnorallstl And moral
lang u me-"
The STAFF colonel appeared some
what aisoonccrtcd. not knowing 20
what all this might be tending
However. he venturcd 20 remark
I ana glad TO find your e1ecllency
In such good hurnor this morning.
All that's because you've come
TO ask some favor from me. l sup
pose Santa Anna had a habit OF
interlardlRE his most familiar and
friendly discourse with a little sat-
ire. eamctime. very dluaRreeahie 20
those he couycFsed with. But
never mind" he ratified On. though
I confess some surprise If your by
paeriHY. which n nil thrown away
upon me. my friendi | don't AZ all
wonder az your success with the
aenofltaa You're a handsome fell
low. Don Carlos. aud iF Il wcren {
for that scar on your check BY
the way. you never told me how you
came by a. You hadn't II when you
we're last with us"
The red flushed Into santander's
face and up OVER bis forehead TO the
roots Of his hair lie had told no
one in Mexico. or anywhere else,
how he came by that uuly thing on
hla Jaw. which beard could not COM
eeal. and which he felt as a brand
Of cain.
'ICa a scar Of a sword cut your
axeeliency. got Il IA duel"
Ali An honorable wound. then
Hut - here7"
In New Orleans"
Just tho place for that sort OF
thiur. az I know. having been there
myself tsnuta Anna had made n
tour Of the states. on parole. after
the battle ~ san Jarinta. where he
vas taken prigoner) a very den
Of aueIlHts Is Sew Orleans many OF
them masters 81 fencing. But who
Mas your antagonist I hope YOU
give him az good az you got.
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u wac taken severely MEX With
kidney trouble. 1 tried Hll sorts Of
medicines. none ~ which relieved
ne. One day ! faw go nd. of yaur
Electric Hitfera and determined ~
ny that After linking o. few doses
/ f0lt relieved. and soon thereafter
WAH entirely cured. and have not
rrru rink 1aY since ErIrLbofa Il
mine have been cured or Hhsuua-
uHm. Neuralgia. Liver and Kidney
troubles and General Debility" Tbs
iH what j. =. Bass n Fremont. -
o.. writes only Zoe a. O. o. GUY.
Inc. druggist, Second avenue and
Yeslor.
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Z dld. your oxcclicncy, hal ana
more
you killed hlmT
mot quite. would have Zone 20.
but that my aotond inter posed and
pcfauadsd me 90 lct him Off
well he hasn't lot you Off. any
how. What was tho quarrel about
But hold needn't aak. the old
orthodox eauaeHh lndys n course -
May. FOR once your steelleney rs
ia error our affair originated Ia
something quite different"
what thiuRf'
An enaeHvor on my part 70 do r.
service To Mexico ana ita h9n8re5
ruler"
oh. indeedl In what way aenor
Coipuelf'
"rhat band ~ nlibuatera. of
which. M your cxcelleuey VIII re-
memhaH==
Yes yes" Interrupted Santa
Anna tmpafieuuy IL evidently
knew all about that and preferred
hcaflnR no more Of A. IT was one
Of the flllbusters you fought with, ]
NNHtfNHf
yes. aKeelleutlBsimo: the one they
choose for their captain"
You were angry az his being pre-
forred 70 yourself and 30 called him
OUT Well. that Was cause enough
20 "a man Of your mettle. But what
became Of him afterword7 Was he
among those a. MlerY'
lie vas
KILLED there7"
NO. your oxeellcncy; only taken
prisoner"
shot At solndo7"
Neither that. eRcellentiaalmo.'
Then he must be hereT'
"Ife Is here. your cNcellaney.'
whats his manner
"Keafney- Florence Kearuey, an
IiBhmnu"
a peculiar expression came over
Santa Annals features. a sort Of
knowing look. as much ~ 70 say
tho name WAS not new 20 him. Nor
was IT, That very morning. only an
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hour before. Don Ignario Valverde
had audience OF him on a matter re-
latlnE 70 this same mnn--F1ogence
KcarueY. IN short 90 obtain eism-
eney for the young Irlshman-full
pardon. If possible. But the minis
ter had been dismissed with oniy
vague promlHeA His influence al
court wns still not very great. and
about the motive for his application
--as also who Il originated from
Santa Anna had conceived Huapi-
cionA
or all this be said nothing 20 the
man before him now. simply inquir-
ing
"Ia the friahman az TacubayaT-
NO. your excellcncy: he's in the
Acordada.s
since you had the disposal 81 the
Texen prisoners. I can understand
that returned the dictator. with a
significant shrug. ITS about him
then. you're here, I suppose. Wen
what do you wantY'
Your authority. excellentissimo
10 punish him as hcrdcaefves.
"For making that tracing on your
cheek. eh7 You repent not having
punished him more at the time
when you yourself had the power
Isn't Il 60. Senior ColonelT"
santauder's face REDEEMED, IS he
made reply.
Not altogether. your excelleucy
There's something besides, for which
he deserves to be treated differ
entity from the others"
santa Anna could have given a
close guess At what the exceptional
something was. To his subtle per
ception little love drama was
gradually being disclosed. but he
kept his thoughts 20 himself. with
his eyes sill aeachlnEly fixed on
santander's face.
This keArney." continued the
latter. though an Irishman. Is one
Of Mexico's bittcrcst enemies aud
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orpheua. the PaderowHsi Of the
Tyre. Was tho one that PIT the
sirens out OF the business. Il ta re-
corded that when hia ship ueared
the haunt of the sirens be drowned
their ailuring with a solo. Finding
themselves overcome. the s1Fena
threw themselves In the sea and
were transformed into rocks.
Legend does not say. but Il II rca-
sonable to believe hia cong was
Hooked In tho Cradle Of the
Dc-e-e-p."
Neptune and Minerva were en-
gagged in a little slcight -of hand con-
test. As IL well known. Neptune did
the stunt OF producing a steed by
striking on the ground with hin
trident.
That's a horse on you. said Nsp.
YES. you win Ia a cantsr." said
Min.
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4 LESSON IN FINANCE

American kings the cunard Steamship CON-
pany hal do
question perasal OF
typlcay British insl-
example aneneas OF desire to build
sondIy.
yearly company has
been &c For the average I'll
aggregated tz2-
2so Of this $4,000 stockholders the
improvements on old ones was out
business.
Business has been good with the company they
dividend day contracts for four
srea, passenger shps two Of VIII b VIII
II must be there Morgan England John Bull
Is too stupid to take advantage OF his opportunities
What field for watered get-rich-quok methods
presented BY this with a capltalza
ton Of 100000 not "A OF which Is water
THE BALANCE SHEET OF THE cUNARD STEAMSHIP COM
PASY IS a FINE OBJECT LESSON FINANCE AND A RE-
BUKE TO THE MODERN TRUsT METHODS OF AMERICA
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WAR BULLETINS

Why doesn't somebody try 20 bot
tie "Raatua" and The KuuneitT \
few achoauerH ought % Do Il.
We hope Port Arthur viii stay
bottled until the next time.
II somebody could only bottle Jack
London the horrors OF the war would
be nearly over.
what has become % Judge Hum
phrlea' zubernntorial aapifatious7
Have they been bottled. too7
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Mrs. dallop Is gadding all the
time"
Perfectly natural Gallop owns a
string OF horses. ana. OF course. he
wants a wife that goes some
Yes. but she never seems % get
into the homo stretch.
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Alexleff has been recalled by the
oHar. lie viii DO recalled by all the
other Russians FOR many genera
tons.
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The supreme test OF England's
friendship win soon come. VIII
powis be admitted 10 that eountry.
or be sent backf
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graph taken yet -
yes. A burglar rauanrked our
house last uiKht ana took all our
photoHtap hH.'
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Why do they play uulyery music
when something 10 going 10 happen
on the stage.
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VA STAR DUST va

Julius STANCE ~ 60 dramatlze Hun
vans aIiIsrim'u Progress SOME
dav somebody b. going 10 dfanutiAo
the took OF job.
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TNPf4 AIMED

Papa. why are Americans called
plgsg'
Wei. my son. Il II because they
do 30 much roofing during the
baseball season"
10 kos
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ECHOES FROM
BATTY-LAND

NAY SHE NEVER wAKENt
In the spring the giddy damaei
Thinks life Ia one bllHaful dream
Az her lover 90 foolish follow
Buys her soda and Ice creami
GAMBLING rs PROHIBITED.
Did you hear about MeBlnder.
the new policeman"
No. What has he been up to-
why. he arrested a lamb the
other morning"
Arrested a lamb"
Yes be told the chief be caught
Il gambollng on tho green
SOMEBODY WAS LGsTNTNG.
II would not look good on paper
All the things that you have said
As you chased your nelghbor'a chill
dren
OFF your lawn md flower bed
He WAS AN AMATEUR.
Have you had the baby's photo
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KRAZY EXPLAINS

The star Dusrs faithful foolish
one admits she was once waste
basket.
The following communication from
the Ballard hard touches On the
transmlEfatlon % souls or how
krazy krauk changed from a has
ket to = nut:
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MANra HoMn cLIMATn

May D. lHtAs
Superb Climate MfE Co. Seattle
Wash. In sunny Tenn" not far
from lookout ut. ana overlooking
tho Tenn. river there II a fruit
farm tho owner would gladly ex
change for Washington climate
II cleared. O. HOHIL
Somebody says she ought TO be
called Anna Eva lay lkc),
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HOW 1T HAPPENED.

Ages and ages ago Il Was my lot
TO be not ornamental. but useful
neither.
In those days was a eanaeious
wastebasket. and aat AZ thu right
hand Of an editor. who led me on
manuscript until had not room for
more.
Then be grew very angry and.
pushing me aside. said %. you're
krnKyi@
Whereupon the other inmates o.
the office pronounced him a
"kraHkf.
Consequently I feel an unqueatlon-
able right 20 the name I uae.
MYTHS OF MYTHOLOGY.
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A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
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IT'S NOT TRUE


'Tia said thut l doubt n rs truel
That all things come to those who
wait
Now, 90 my mind. n we'd succeed
We do not want 20 sleep too late !
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THE HopY or FRANK MILLER.
covered Hith wounds. has been found
Ia the Columbia river near Portland
n L. thnuKht h1 was murdrysa ~
robbers while alone on hia ncow
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THE CoLvtLLE pontofflco haa been
moved FROM tie old site AZ the south
end ~ Main street 60 tho north eha.
ON the ground floor u she Reynolds
building.
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MYTHS or MYTHOLOGY.
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SENATOR JAMES REID. a Caribou
pioneer % tss4 and m~mhsr q Par
Lament since fs1. died ~ Vancouver.
n. G.. a fea days since
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TERMINAL RATES on Eastern
washington prasturts have bert grant
"a b. The Northern Falifie % uaIuHss
harm.
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DAISY PRICE. a coiared woman
~ Bette atat sHauuic.' prics. negro.
on Monday nIahf Price claims thf
woman shot him Whiie no lay sleep
ing Price "a a leader in the Butte
colorcd ciuh
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CIIARI.EA A MARTi. who has a
brother 10 Seattle. died suddenly In
an Alhion asaa store, ne was a sell
TODD farmer.
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SHERIFF J. A. DENlioLM. who
vas shot last week ~ Bob" Taainrs
The eccentric murderer nou in TIE
Tacoma baatile. T. rapidly recovering
from hia wound and will BE- abs 10
leave the hospital On q few fafH
4 DOUGLAS. Alaska man wh7
handles junk. says ~ has houHht MP
e tons ~ beer bottles 60 1850 bottles
aincc the first Of January. A. 3 rrnts
per bottle the cost mmt have bseu
B.00o.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Ofioe. Pueblo, Colorado,
January Is, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in oomplAincs
With the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3. ISIS, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gun, Nevada, and Washington Territory" -
extended to all the Public Land States by scs
of August 4, isS2- David NJ Walker, of Canon
City, county of Fremont, State of Colorado, has
this day filed in this office his sworn statement
No. Is. for the purchase of the sen SEA-, Sec-
IL; NES NEss Sec -, in Township 81 n, Range
Il E., and will offer proof TO show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber stone
than for agricultural purposes. and to establish
his claim 10 said land before the Clerk of the
District Court, at his Office in Canon City, Col
orado en- Thursday. the 7th day OF April, 1904.
He names as Witnesses wharton II. Pigg. OF
Black Mountain. Colo, John C. HysSonR. OF
Canon City, Colo. Walter J. BlSck, of Black
Mountain, Colo, Andrew johnson, of Tscla-
muir. Colo
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said 7th day of
April, lsS. $ A. Abbey, Register.
First publication January II. 1904
Last Puhlicstion March ~. 1904
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

pure woman can know the torture Of
that. saw this whole disastrous cam
paign from start to finish. Mary began
with wide flank movement conducted
under masked batteries and skillfully
executed. She sighed over her troubles
and cried great deal. but told the
king he had been such dear. kind
brother to her that she would gladly
do anything to please him and advance
his interests. She said 1t would be
torture to live with that old creature,
King Louis but she would do 1t will
ingly to help her handsome brother. no
matter how much she might suffer.
The king laughed and said: Poor
old Louis! What about him? What
about his suffering? He thinks he is
making such fine bargain, but the
Lord pity him when he has my little
sister in his side for a thorn. He had
better employ some energetic soul to
prick him with needles and bodkins,
for / think there is more power for
disturbance in this little body than in
any other equal amount of space in all
the universe. You will furnish him
all the trouble he wants. won't you.
sister,
81 shall Try" said the princess de
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

the princess cannot dissuade her broth
er from this marriage. she may be able.
in view of her ready and cheerful com
pliancc, to extraci some virtue out of
her sore necessity and induce him to
promise that in case of the death OF
Louis she herself shall choose her sec
ond husband
my lord" replied. quickly grasping
the point. lit Is small wonder you rule
this land. You have both brain and
heart"
II thank you. Sir Edwin. and hope
that both may always be at the serv-
ice Of you and your friends"
l gave the suggestion to Mary as my
own. recommending that she proffer
her request to the king in the presence
Of Wolsey. and, although she had little
faith or hope. she determined to try.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Notice For Publication

Department OF the Interior, Land Office At Pa
eblo, Colorado, December is. 1893
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice of his intention 70
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the Distrc; Conrt at Canon City, Colo, on Feb
rary LIST, 1904. viz; William II. Gribole, II. e.
eeos, for the Swa SEa, Sec. 5; w. NES.
NwA SES, Sec S, I. Il s. R Il W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his oontinuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: Robert l. Pope, of Canon
City. Colo; Fred F. Curtis, of Canon City
Colo; Joseph e Adams, of Guffey, Colo: John
r. Murray, of ParkdAle. Colo
s A, AHssH, Register.
First publicstion, Dec. - iss.
Last publication. Jan. =, iso,.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

help to make her duty easier" Mary
gave the cardinal a feetng glance
from her lustrous eyes full of surprise
and gratitude and as speaking as a
book.
Henry looked from one to the other
of US for moment and broke into a
boisterous laugh.
"Oh, don't care, SO that you keep 1t
a secret. The old king will never
know. We can hurry up the marriage.
He Is getting too much already-4OC.-
600 crowns and a girl like you. He
cannot complain II he have an heir. 1t
would be n good joke on the miserly
old dotard. but better on 'Ce Gros
Garcon.'"
Mary sprang from her chair with a
CRY of rnge. You brute, Do you
think I am rs vile as you because I
have the misfortune to be your sister.
or that Oh lies Brandon is like you
simply becarse he is a manT Henry
laughed. his health at that time being
too good for him to be Ill natured. He
had all he wanted out of his sister. 80
her outbursrs amused him.
Mary hurriedly left the king and
walked back to her room, filled with
shame and rage. feelings actively slim
ulated BY Jana, who was equally indig-
nAnt
Heary had noticed James frown. but
had laughed at her and had tried TO
catch and kiss her as she left, but she
struggled away from him and lied
with a speed worthy of the cause.
This insuldng suggestion put a stop
10 Nary's visit TO the Tower more ef-
feetuaiiy than any refusal could have
done, and shc sat down to pour forth
her sours indi gnA tion in a letter.
She remained at home then. but saw
Brandon later. and to good purpose, as
! I believe. although / am not sure about
IT even to this day.
took this letter tp Brandon along
with Mary's miniature-the one that
kae been painted for Charles OF Ger
many, but had never been riven-and
q curl OF her hair. and II hooked a. II
this was all he would ever possess Of
her
De Lonxuevihe heard Of Henry's
brutal consent that Mary might see
Brandon. and. with q Frenchman's be-
lief In womnn's depravity. was exceed
fngiy anxious to keep them apart. To
this end he requested that . member
Of his own rstiuue Be placed near Bran
DON To this Henry readily consented.
and there was an end To even the let
ter writing. Opportunities increase In
value doubly fast as they drift behind
N, and now that the princess could not
see Brandon or even write to him she
regretted with her whole soul that she
had not gone to the Tower when she
had permission. REGARDLESS OF what any
one would say or think.
Mary wns imperious and impatient
by nature. but upon rare and urgent
occasions could employ the very smooth
est sort OF fnesse.
Henry's brutal selhshness In forcing
upon her the French marriage. togeth.
er with his cruel condemnation OF
Brandon and his vile insinuations
agninst herself. had driven nearly ev-
cry spark OF affection for her brother
frcm her heart But she falt that she
might feign an affection she did not
feel. md that what she so wanted would
be cheap at the price Cheapf II would
be cheap at the cost OF her immortal
soul Chenp' What she wanted was
llfes condensed swects-thc man she
ioved--and what she wanted TO escape
was iifc's distilled bitterness
with n man she loathed- None but
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Notice of Application to Lease
State Lands

Once of the State Board of Land Oommissiou-
er<, Denver, Colombo, December =, Is0.
Notice is hereby given that Herman II
wAlen. whose post-ofdce address Ia Canon City,
Colo on December -. 1905, made application
No. 1854 to the State Board of Land Commis-
sioners to lease the following described School
Lands. situate in Fremont county, Colorado.
to wit:
NEa. NJ of SEss, SIS. of SRA. and Sws Of
sWS Sec ie. Twp Il South, Range 20 West
No other applications to lease the above de-
scribed premises or objections against the above
application viii be considered after January
n. tse4- MARX G. WOODBURY.,
Register State Board Land Commissioner
First publication Dec 50, 1903
Last publication Jan. Il. Ieof