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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-14

Fireside cobbler set, complete outfit
with pairs half-soles, only $50.
A warranted steel handled ak, all sizes
best handles, only 79c. =
Buck Saw, good steel blades, at 60c, ~4oc
and sec.
Mrs: Potts best quality nickel plated sax
irons, set Of three irons, stand and han
die, 500.
Stove boards, coal hods, stove pipe III,
tight heating stoves, oil stoves, etc. Fu
line at lowest prices going.
good gas heating stove, only Sl.26.
Gas radiators, with polished steel tubes
at $500 and 1925.
Best parlor brooms, regular 35c, at csc
Eclipse cobbler sets, ali the tools reol1iref
for shoe repairing, only $50.
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Amundson Is O, K,

A whaler which recently arrived at
Dundee from Greenland, reports that
the Norwegian scientific expedition. un-
der command Of Captain Amundson is in
good condition. The party when last
Seen was in Davis strait, connecting
Baffin IS bay with the Atlantic. Captain
Amundson and party sailed from Chris
tiania on the ship Gjoa, June II, 1903.
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Karlskrona and It's Defenses.

= :. The commander Of the Swedish naval
station at Karlskrona is not prepared
to admit that the harbor Of Karlskrona
could be as easily blocked as some crit
les maintain. But whether Stockholm
is made the principal station or not
Karlskrona will doubtless be retained
and strengthened.
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HoNORs TO AMERICANS
Special Performance for Admiral Jew
" ell in Christiania Theater.

In honor Of the officers Of the Ameri-
special performance was given at the
National theater. Admiral Jewell,
seated beside Admiral Borresen, occu-
pied conspicuous place. The guests
were highly pleased with the theater
and the performance, with the orchestra
and particularly with the hearty re-
Biorn Biornson, from the stage, called
for cheers for the Stars and Stripes and
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To Help Norge Sufferers.

A committee organized in Copenhagen
to give aid to the dependent families of
those who lost their lives in the Norge
disaster has collected little over 10000
kr. The money is to be divided among
the families who are left destitute, by
the loss of the provider.
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WILL LEASE NANsEN's SHIP
Norway May Let Duke Of Orleans Use
the Fran,

The war department. Of Norway is
Duke Of Orleans for an Arctic expedi-
ton, but will make some conditions so
that Norway may share in the honors
and advantage of the expedition Asal-
ready stated the Norwegian government
insists that Captain Otto Sverdrup or
some other experienced Arctic navigator
thermore, it is demanded that the Uni
versity Of Norway share in the scientific
results. No final answer will be given
to the Duke of Orleans until the uni
yersity has made known its desires.
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Restoring Old Cathedral.
Try it once.

Cons siderable progress in the work Of
restoring the Throndh jem cathedral has
recently been made. The, marble floor
in the 'transept has been laid and this
part of the edifce is practically com
pleted. The work on two towers of the
western wing will be finished some time
next winter.
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Tourist Car to California, October 18th

The Minneapolis & st. Louis will
run special Pullman tourist car to
California on October 18th, leaving
Minneapolis 1886 pm. via Omaha, Dem
yer and the famous "Scenic Route'
through Colorado. Tickets only 1920.
Call on or address J. G.. Rickel, City
Ticket Agent, 424 Nicollet avenue.
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Must not be COMPOUNDED with com
mon cathartic or purgative pills. Car
ter's Little Liver Pills are entirely I'M
like them in every respect. One trial
will prove their superiority.
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ROYALTY GOES HUNTING
Oscar and His Sons Play Havoc Among
The Elk.

King Oscar went out with a party
from, the Royal, Hunting. club, and for
sons, Princes Gustaf Adolf and Will
helm, got two elks each. The whole
party killed seventy-one animals. The
king, in spite of his advanced age, is
an enthusiastic hunter and full of life
and vigor. At hunt ball recently he
danced cakewalk with the old Duke
of Otranto, and the venerable dancers
received a storm Of applause.
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We Examine Your Ewes

OUR MUDEEN UFTICAL PARLUR
is equipped with every instrument
of precision for accurately dag
nosing and measuring all errors of
refraction.
DR.. GERTRUDE STANTON, the
y. only woman Optician in the Twin
-. Cities, and whose professional
. skill is widely known and unsur-
passed, is in charge. e..
All Work Guaranteed by her. Sat-
isfaction Assured. Repairing in
all lines. Broken lenses replaced.
Second Floor-New Part.
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Handkerchief

, Specials for Saturday in Handker-
chiefs - 100 dozen Ladies' pure
Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, a.
12ac values, for Saturday =. OO
60 dozen Ladies' pure Irish Linen
Unlaundered Initial - Handker-
chiefs, 12ac. values, Satur- o.
day, each: :: =: =: :. OV
Something for Men-75 dozen extra
fine pure Irish Linen !, / and ! in.
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 25c
values, for Saturday, fQn
eacQ.
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It is believed that French prune
growers use glycerine to give their dried
fruit it's peculiar glistening appearance.
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>ayton's Bright Basement,

Outside Entrance, Corner Seventh
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.Corsets

Always some new shapes to attract
your fancy.
At $1.OO and $1.50 you will find
here 20 styles. The latest and
best styles approved by the up-to-
date modistes.
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Leather Goods

Bags-With braided leather handle,
also small Peggy bags, black and
brown, these are spe- a.
cial value, at. WV
Music Rolls, real leather, IN
assorted colors, each. .OvU
Special odds and ends, not
all sizes, values worth up 4 80
to Sec, choice. ......... UU
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Lace Curtains

Nottingham, Scotch and Cable Net
Curtains, in 1ayards lengths, Cur
tains that would sell up Sc a pair
# in full length. Just the thing
for sash curtains. IN o.
At $50 27c. Do
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Art Needlework

Beautiful handmade lace centers,
=. Italian Renaissance, Battenburg
and Flemish; worth from 81. so to
: $780, our choice for Saturday
at HALF PRICE,.
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Clocks and Suits

-, ,~ a., s sas~~~>~~.~-~~
Clocks and Suits s.S.s3s
Tailored SuitsA large cleanup Manufacturers Sample
Suits, consisting of Tourist Style Coats and few 27nch
long Jackets materials Mems Sungs and Cheviots
sizes "a to 49, about 25 in the lot They won't remain long
with us the way we have marked them; &AN or
$18 and $25 suits for. ................ - ~&aOU
Ladies CloaksThs week has brought larger assort
ment Of Tourist Coats and Jackets The 45-nch length
coat seems to meet with the greatest favor They
shown in materials such as Kersey, Doeskin Chevots,
from SIS, $50 $37. So SITE $3.50 down to- - "
Rain coatsNew arrival of Cravenette Coats coors
oxford Ok and olive green-very special &14.96
Walking SkirtsFor 81 IS place sale large assort
en of choice walking skirts, consisting of fancy suitng
cloth and cheviots worth to $3.50, for O. IA 0E
oaIufuay ~ HsOO
French Flannel Waists in all colors made up in strictly
tailor fashionszes "a to 4wast that usually sells for
$780, For Saturday they placed a. co
convenient tapes a.. ~ na~O
Albatross all wool waists coors brown navy black and
sizes 80 to A. lace tab collar regular 1925 7E
Vaue IOr SATURDAY ~ IL Il "
Chdrens Cloaks- from all wool freze CLOTH colors
blue and brown full lengths and storm collar all sizes
8 to 16-for Saturday, well worth $1,000, CO or
Chdrens School Dressesade in pretty fancy paids
and sutngs skirts cut very full, lined turnout with good
quality percalne sizes to ID years. prices like this:
81. so, $780, $780, $780, $1.75 $780, down q mn
To-. ~ nuOO
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.JeWelry

Belt buckles and buckle sets, all
. new patterns, oxydized @ Hm
and gilt finish. OS
Neck Chains of pearl and Sd e.
assorted beads, each EUV
Special-Belt Buckles of cut steel,
riveted back, assorted "a Co.
styles; 75c and 81 values FOO
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Trimmings

Braids in all colors, from ] to 2
inches wide, in silk and mohair.
These goods are worth from 15c
.. to 25c per yard. We sell 4 M
them Saturday for, yard. eVW
Pearl Buttons, all sizes from "a to
as line buttons. Worth from 35c
to ti,d Soc C. per dcz dozen: All 25C
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Over 260 yards Of all Silk Fancy
Ribbons, 81 to 6 inches wide
- black and white, white and red,
white; land. bronze; few plaid
ribbons among this lot, values
from Csc to Soc. Go Sat- a H.
urday for, per yard. H%V
A great bargain in a pure Silk Taf-
feta Ribbon, 81 inches wide, in
white, black, blue, pink, navy,
cardinal, in fact all good shades;
exceptional value at 19c. A A~
Go Saturday for, yard. .. n+V
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For. Saturday,
z to 10 P: m:
A Lice Bargain That's All!
DC to Sc Point de Paris and
Torchon Laces and In d.
sertioils, per yard 49,. 40
Neckwear-l0c Linen Turnovers,
1oc Embroidered Turnovers,
25ct:to Soc Wash and Silk
Stocks, slightly soiled, E0
all go for, each ........ OO
Ribbons-Pure Silk Taffeta Rib
bons; 1-inch to 13-inches wide,
in white, blue, pink, cardinal,
&c, 10c and 12c values, 49,
for Saturday evening, yd ~
Handkerchiefs-From 7 to 10
Ladies' pure Irish Linen, hem
stitched, Hdkfs, 10c values;
new fast color Cotton Kimona
Handkerchiefs; l0c val 7n
ues; 60 for, each ,...... ~
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Notions Special

Dress Shields Norubba, the kind
that shield; 25c quail 4 Oh.
:, ity. Special. 2G
Spool Silk-Assorted colors: ;"
100 yards spools. &c
so yards spools. &c
10 yards buttonhole twist. nc
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of thc Interior, United States Land
 OftiCe. Los Angeles, Cal, July 18th, lSH
 sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by FRANK F.. JORDAN, coutese tant, against descrt.laud entry No. l9S+, made November i4, ipO2. for of NE and r - oI of SE .. Sec. I, Twp. i7 S, Y is r., and n of NV 2. and " h ofSw "a. Sec. 0. Twp. IT <, 10 F.. by William F. Robinson, his heirs and legal representatives, Coutestee, In which it is alleged that said William r Robinson iA dead, leaving surviving him Mary F.. Robinson, widow, M. Henion Robinson, Norman (. Rob inaon, Wm. r. Robinson, sons, Elizabeth New kirk. Matte Kennedy and Bettic Thompson, daughters of said deceased; that said William r. Robinson has not made any expenditure as provided by law iu the irrigation, reclamation and cultivation of said land: that the afiidavits made by said William r. Robinson and his witnesses on Nov E, 1903, certifying to eHpeu- diturcs in compliance with the dcaeTt-iand law on said land were false and untrue, and that said entry was made by said Robinson for the benefit of James E. Hoffman. Said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock q. m, on September L, 1904, before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Onice iu Los Angeles, Cal
 The said contestant, having, tn proper affidavit, filed July iB 1904, set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this notice cannot be made upon all of defendants, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication Co such as arc HoI residents of this ' State.
 A.JCROOKsHANK Register. ! ARTHUR ". KINNEY, Receiver. ! iyDaugT
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUeLICATION.

Depa rtment of the Interior, United States
 Land Office, Los Angeles, Cal, August ,,
 ipD4
 Notice is hereby given that MoRTfE l.. McKIM. of Pomona, CIi., has filed notice ot in' trntion to make proof on her desert-laud claim No. 247s. for the NE. of NE i4, See. ij, Twp. IS s. K lI F. :. F. Nj, before Register and Receiver at Los Angeles, Cal. on Weducs- day, the 2Ist day of September. iS1.
 She names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation a nd reclamation of said land:
 JH McKim, of Pomona, Cal; W. W. Me Kim of imperiai, Cal; Ira Smith, of Pomona, Cal; Fred Smith, of Imperial, Cal; Chas. Richmond. of Imperial, Cal: Ed Cram, of Highland, Cal
 auR ilssp 10
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 - rNr r.-nl lcArLnA

penartr.ent of the intcrsor. Uutted StaJcs Land onicc. Los Angeles. Cal. JaiY iSh, Iae4
 Notice is hereby ctvcu that lANE> e. ht l- MAN ot Long Hrash h. Cal. AS~tgrcr of Ralph FrtN~elIc. has hlcd nutt.c Ut futcnttou tu srsakc proof on he dcscrtland ciztul No i-sh. for the = a S~cc s4. Tsp s =. is D.. =. h NJ, hefarr Register and Receiver At La. Angeles. Cal. on TscsdIy. the tsh dAy cd >cp'rHat- t-cf ianS.
 He uarcs Inc tcliuutag utiucs-r> io prove shc cnapletr irr8 gaiion and tec Arsascn Ut >Aid land.
 Arthut Edgar. os impcrtAl. Cal. W. \ EGCzr. of ls snpertai. Cal; N. \ Moore. ci lri' pcrszl. Cal. Mouucc E2ty, ut irip~ftal. Ial' b. A. Wheeler. of Rtvcrstdc, Cal
 A. J. CRookSHANk. Register. iv SAAng q
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior United States Land once, i.oa Angrl-s Cal, August <. ipOl. Notice is hereby given that T O NJ \ JOHN SON, of Los Angeles, Cal, has hied notice of tutention to make proof ou hts drsr't- land claim No. t5U for the sE Sec. i7. Twp. i6 * K Rl4E. \. n. NJ, before Register aud Re. celvrr ht Los Angeles, Cal, on Friday, the III day of September. isI
 IIr uanic the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation ot said land:
 n K Ctawford. oi Ontario, Cal; wm. Cfaw. ford, of Ontario. Cal. D. C. Whiting, ot Inn portai Cal; Jacob Duman, "i tmp-tiai. Cal
 A. ]. CkoOksHANk, Register. aug iJ-srp iJ
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR DUPLICATION.

Land Ohhos. Los Angeles. Cal, August <.
 lpA.
 Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM B. SALISBURY. assignee of Periey COH, of I'm Isriai, Cal. has fled notice of intention to make proof on his dessrt-iand claim Nc. i149, for the SE Sec Q, Twp. 10 <, K iJ r., S. E. Nj. before Q. $. CommiasiOneT at Imperial. Cal, on Saturday. the lth day of September. iO'. He names the following witnesses to prove the complete iTrig ration and reclamation of sAid land:
 Ffank M Salisbury, of Imperial Cal. Burt L. Youag. of Imperial. Cal; Henry S. Whit aksT, of silsb-r. Cal; William NJ OrTck. of hiisbes. Cal.
 Al. cRooKsHAEK. Register. ang i1ssp co
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. United States Land
 Oficr. Los Angeles, Cal. August 2. 1904 Notice ts hereby given that EMIL. STEINER of San Hrtuardino, Cal. has hird notice "f tn- tcntton to make ptunt on hts dsHrTt.iaud claim No. iJ:. for tho NV |. ut sw '. Sec. N, Twp. IS S. ij r., <. B. NJ, t-ior~ Register and Re cciVrr at Los Angeles, m Wednesday. ths Ssih day nf September, isA
 He names th- following witnesses to prove the complete Irrigation and reclamation "i said land.
 r. II. Johauntug, of Imperial, Cal; p. G. Henderson. of Imperial, Cal. Joe Webster. ot Trupteo, Cal; \. B. Bto~n-oi san B'rnasiino
 Al. cRooKsHANk. Register. Ang tlsepiO
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

petaftmcat os the intcfiot. uuted states taad Ottce. Los Angeles, Cal, Jaly sth, tAA. . Notice is hereby givcn that IDA '. SEt. FERT ot San Dtcgu, Cal, has hled notice "t intention Co make pfuof ou her dcscf'-lAnd ciA.zs No ItSl. sos the NEA ot Nk'A Scs. l'. " |, oi NV. aud SEt. ot NN'A Sec. IT. Twp. ls Sgi.E. S b. NJ. hetorc Ihe Jni,ed state. Com rir,tsSioner at his office ia san ptcgu, Cal, on Satafaav the Sxh day oi Aaga,t. l"S.
 she naHrs the foiiowtng witnesses to pfove Inc complete irrigation and reclamation ot said land . Afthur Eucas. ut Siisber, Cal; Jennie D.. ssost. ot Sau Diego. Cal: l.. E. Cooley, oi ltu .. u.-stai Cal: T. ". Davic~ of Stist-rc, Cal
 \. ,. CROOkSHANh, Register.
 iaiy itaHg i5
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NnTIcE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. uri,ed States
 Land Ofice. Los Angeles, Cal, August :.
 ipOI
 Notice is hereby given that MoRTiE l.. McKtM. ot Pomona, Cal, assignee of Jacob III. MnSeley has filed notice of ia,eniion 'o make proof ou her desert h ad claim No. HIP, for the W |, of NE t.. F. |. of INV and SW of NV Sec. 2t Twp. IS :, K i1 F., S. II. NJ, before Register and Receiver at Los Angeles, on wedncstay, the 2lst day of September, i9o+ She names the foiiuwiag witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reciauatiou of said land
 J. Il McKim Of Pomona. Cal; ". W. Me Kim, of fnrp~riai Cal: Ira Smith, of Pomona, Cal: Fred smith, of Imperial, Cal; Chas Rich hnioud. of imperial. CAL; Ed Cram, of
 A. ]. CROOK SHANK. Register. aug jsep 10
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF ho1IcE FOR PUBLICATION.

Deuartmeut of ths IHisriOT, United stsies
 LAnd onloe. Los AngeleS. Cal. JHly lsih,
 ipo4. ..- .. Notice is hsrebr given that CHARLEs T COLLIER. of Los Angsies. cal, AsAignsr or plhs E Baker has filed notice Of intTnttOn Co uasks proof on he deseft-lAud claim AO. iie3. for ths NV Sec. c. Twp ie |, iA r, h. B. M t.rfofe Register and Receiver At Los An. grls1. Cal, on Thursdsy, the 18th day of August. lsO< -
 lie names the following ~itnessss Go prove ths com plete iTfig4tiOn and reclamation "i a~id land: ,,. "a. MI Carledgs. of Imperial, Cal; Juiis Col lisf. of Los Angriss, Cal. J k Treat. oi lm- tsrial Cal: A H. Gregg, of hhluisfs Cal.
 A. l. cPOOkShAsk. Register. iulv gsang E
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United StAirs Land once. Los Angeles, CAl.'
 August iA. ips.
 Noti.e Is hereby given that SAMUEL II. BROWN, of San Bcrnardino, Cal, haH hlrd notice of in,rution to ms kr proof his desert. land claim No. --, for the SEt. Sec. l, Twp, is S RiJE r., S B. NJ, before [. C.. Ravens. U. = missioner. at hts cfncr al Imperial Cal, on Tar-tay the ljth day of Srptembcr, ic1. He name. the following wttursses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of sad land:
 Jo.eph N Hanson. ot Imperial, Cal; John I.arson of Imperial. Cal; John r. Gov, ot I'm p-riai, ( u.; Frank l.. Cram. of Imperial, Cal.
 \. ]. CROOkSHANk, Register. aug t-arpt )
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department ot tho Interior, Uuited states
 Land once, t.os Angeles, Cal, August ],
 ipA
 Notice is hereby given that MORTtE l.. MCktM. uf Pomona, Cal, sssiTscc of Hugh b. Walsh, has uled notice ot intrutton tr make prunf on her d~=ert.iand ciaim No. 1tiI, fof the W q, ot NV \, Sre. ts. Twp is <, R is C, x. H. NJ before Register and Receiver at Los An grics, Cal. ou Thursday, the 22nt day ot Sep tcuti,cr. ippt
 She names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation aud reclamation uf said lafsi
 j. IT. Mekim. of Pomona. Cal: W. ". Me. Kim, of Imperial, CAt.s Ira smith, ut Pomona, Cal; ffed saith, of Imperial Cal; Chas. Richmond, of Imperial, Cal; Ed Ctam, ut
 Al. .CRooKsHANk. Rrs,.trr aug iJ sepiO
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, United States Land
 Office, Lo@ Angeles. Cal, August <, lpo4. Notice is hereby given that CHRIS JACKSON assignee of Frederick F.. Brown, of Imperial Cal, has filed notice of intention 10 make proof on his desert.land claim No. i224, for the F. - of SHit Sec. JO. Twp. 10 S, K i4 F., <. E. NJ, be- fore q. S Comm ssOner at Imperial. Cal, on Wednesday, the i4th day of September, ipI. He names the followtng witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 RC Donovan. of Imperial. Cal: 4. C.. Golf of Imperial, Cal, A. l.. Van Horn, of Imperial Cal; A. $. Cossctt. of Imperial. Cal.
 A. J. CROOKSHANk, Register. aug iJsep 70
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTtcE FOR DUPLICATION

Department ot the iutrrior, United states Land
 once, los Angeles, Cal, July S, lpH Notice ts hereby given shat JOHN |. N'h , .f paS,drna. Cal, asstgur~ ut Fannie Holt, ut Highland, Cal, has tiird notice of intention to make proof on hi. dr>rrt. .iaud claim No. lt!l, fuf the W . Src. |, Twp. is =, K l! t, s b' NJ t,rfosr Register aud Receiver At Lus Angeles, Cal, uu ThursdAy. the sth day ot September ipn4
 He names the following wttnc~scs Co prove the eonp pietc irrigation aud reclamation of said land: . j. R Parafr,tc, n. IT. ChaPl,n. John Y. Gov Frank l.. Cram, all ot Imperial, Ial'i S B Bruwn, of san icrnArdtuo, Cal
 Al. CROOkSHA>k, Register. aug b-Grpt5
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NOTICE 10 VOTERS
OFFICE oF THE COUNTY CLERK, SAN Diguo COUNTY, CALiroRNiA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN, that tho Great Register of San Diego County was cancelled by operation of law January l, 1904, and new and complete rvgistra- ton of the voters of San Diego County. in accordance with the provisions of section lO94 of the Political Code of the Sate of California, is taking place, aud will end forty days preceding the next general election, or September 9, 1904.
 Now THEREFORE, this is to give notice that in pursuance of law, said new reg istration will continue until forty days immediately preceding the next general election, or September g, l90i, when 1t will cease, and all persons who have not registered since January 1. 1904, must register before September 29, 1904, or they will not bc entitled to vote at the election to be held November s, 1904.
 WILL II. HoLCoMB,
 County Clerk of San Diego County, jy 23-sep 29 California.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States t,and oesce. Lcs Angeles, Cal,
 Julv 18th, iaca. HUFF MAN. of Long Reach. cal, asstrncr ~i Hcfvev W. rftssrlie. has hici urti,e ut tutcn. tion to naake proof ou hrt dcrctt.land elairn No NJ. hefore Rccistct and kcceisef at lsvs Au. rclrs. cal. on Tucedsy. ths tth day ct >crtcn'. hrt. ianA
 she nar,rs ths follow ine uituessr. Co Vrate the con pietc trtigatiou and rc "a Hattnu ~i satd ianf.
 Arhur Edgar. of impcriai. Cal: W. \. td. gar ,,f Ir,rs~riat cal: V A Mcsrr. cf iui. t,cfial. Cal. Monr~ Eady. vf imF.cftal. cal. !, h. A. Wheeler. of Riverside. Cal.
 Al. CRookSHANk. Register. iv Se-aug q
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

perariraeni of ihr InieFtoF, Uaiied staief
 Land oesce. Los Aageie-. Cal. Jzly i@'h.
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