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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

Mrs. Jerome Grant Of Nevada II
visiting her parents Judge md Mrs.
Allen Wright.
Where pre YOU gong my pretty
maid, ""To hear DR.. Jeffrey lecture
on Napoleon Bonapart' she said"
Hear him at Walnut st. NJ. L.
Church, Friday night, Dec. 9th.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Walnut Street NJ. z. Church will
hold their annual bazaar and chick.
IN pie dinner in Odd Fellows Hall,
on Wednesday, Dec. 2. Everybody
invited to patronize them.
Out at the Philbrick home on the
farm last Tuesday, a splendid din
her wal spread with the best To,
country affords under the culinary
supervision of Mrs. II. Philbriek
assisted by her sister Mrs. Summon.
md Of course everything was Of th,
nest, up-to-date aud enjoyed by al
Those present were Mrs. Lucy A
Mrs. c. c. James, Mrs. Roll
i3uokeridge, Mrs. W. X. Royce.
Mrs. w. f. Tygard, Mrs. c. D..
Winohell, Mrs. X. z. Hulett anc
Mrs. E. A. Royce. A pleasantei
ct of ladies with a more competen
hostess could scarcely be gotten to
in the state OF Missouri.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
CHAs. {. JAMES,
Pastor.

-
The Christmas number OF tn
Woman's Home Companion has
something for everybody. In "Tht
Greatest Christmas Charity in IN,
World" Booth Tucker tells about
the Salvation Army Christmas din.
ner a unique feature is a picture
story by Wallace Nuuing. "GoinR
Home for Chnstmasi' ''NVhere the
Christmas Toys Come From" is AT
interesting article on the toy-shops
in Germany; David Beiaseo tell
amaiure dramatic clubs how TO give
Christmas entertainments. Special
attention is given to "Home Mad,
Christmas Gifts, Christmas Enter.
tainments," and up-to-date fashions
il Is preeminently a fiction number.
There are short stories by Josiah
Aliens wife. Owen Oliver. J. J.
Bell, Temple Bailey aud FTedeiek
Smith. The picture features are al
so unusual, from the genial Santa
Clause on the cover % the Wpro
duetion Of the beautiful SYMBOLIC
painting which tells the story OF
The Three Wise Men OF the East
Published by the Crowell Publish
ing Company, Springfield, Ohioi
one dollar a yeas ten emit a copy.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
KEITH

Mrs. NJ. Wheatley Of lseavley spent
Monday with Airs. /. $. Neat.
j. A. Wright and j. II. BORON
went to Foster Saturday on a bust.
ness trip.
Lula DeJarnett Of Fairview, was
visiting in Keith Friday. Lula Ne.
ports n pleasant visit from her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
DeJarnette of sheldon, the past
week.
Some OF the young men have taken
advantage OF the big persimmon
crop aud treat their girls on per
simmons instead Of candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Shankland and
Mcsdames M. {. Neat, y. ". Ball
hueh, and :. ID. Shankland ate
Thanksgiving kinner with their Tn
ele Ike Neat.
Sunday was a very busy and
noisy day with the hunters. We
usually hear none shooting on the
sabbath than any other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johaulgmeier of APP
pleton City, spent several days last
week visiting az Jake Kings.
Misses Agnes and Molie Watson,
Nellie and Neal Davis. Katie CLANCY
and Others, OF Rich IAN, enjoyed an
outing In a pcrsimmon grove near
here Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ben Oglc who recent
~ sold their farm Ia this vicinity
aud moved 20 Rich Hill,haye bought
property In the suburbs Of Kansas
City and moved to that place Mou-
day. Ace ogle. the grandson. was
around bidding the girls goodbye
sunday.
Another new coal company. John
Recdy and wm Graves have started
a pic,
lien Rand has finished shocking
corn. Now boys, YOU viii have TO
keep "A lookout or Ben VIII get all
the ducks. We advise Mr.. Frank
Sisson Of Rich Hili. 20 keep that old
muukct loaded or Ben may set his
decoys.
Word has just reached herc % the
marriage % Miss frankie Dear
mond OF Arizona, 10 Mr. viii Biggs
ot linn county. Kansas. The hrid,
was "a resident % Keith az one time
and has many friends here who wish
her pleasant sailing and extend con.
CALCULATIONS. The happy couple
arr living at I.acygne, Kans.
W. NJ. wheatley's 66th birthday
and Thanksgiving came ON the SANE
day and was made a Joyous Occa,
sion and a complete surprise 10 Mr..
W. by a number 81 platives and
lriendt taking their dinners aud
ieasting at his home Thursday.
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

There wa a deaf and dumb man
ia cur n~eighbofhood Tuesday morn
iag soliciting aid,
A prominent Democrat not tay
from here remarked that be- ahnd 20
sell bis Turkeys 20 the Republican
people and eat corn for Thanksuv.
ing tais year" We knew II wa
bad bnt 40 not think Il had quite
coma 10 that yet.
~. Altman u Kansas City, visited
at Rev. Andrew Wilson's home,
sunday.
We picked ~ orr TRmuNE last
wesk and thought we would iust
look over the Reayley items 60 see
how many mistakes we had made.
TO our great indlguationfgD IL
SAINT thar But they had not
oeen consigned to the waste basket.
~ We found them peacefully repos-
ng Ia the depths Of onr o~tber-halfs
coat pocket
Charlie Dark, who has been a mem
her q the Griggs family for some
time. had a finger badly mashed
while working in the pit n day re-
Gently. Charlie said he had much
rather in had been his finger than
his head. Strange.
Jim MeCullOeh's two pretty little
daughters, Louis and Salena are
~sufierinlng with searletina.
Rev, Chapman preached at our
church Sunday evening. Those who
heard him liked his sermon well.
&c Griggs and family were great
ly pleased TO have Misses Osa and
Flossie came home to eat turkey
Thanksgiving. They returned to
their respective homes In Springfield
and Kansas City, Sunday. Mr..
Griggs accompanied his daughter,
Miss Osa, and win look over the
country while at Springfield.
Tom Willis and pretty sister, Miss
Hannah, visited friends here Sunday
By-the-way, young lady who saw
Tom in Rich Hin, Sunday, said she
never saw Tom look SO nice in her
lie. Don't, for PHYS sake, tell him.
We overheard a certain man in
Rich HIN say the entertainment by
the Eiks. Thanksgiving night was
better than a majority Of the operas
This Is gratifying to hear. as our
neighbOr, Miss Clela Aver was one of
the singers in the entertainment and
did her part more than well
Jim smith may never s'set the
world on fire but he certainly tho't
be had made a pretty good start Ia
that direction Monday, when he set
a forty acre field on fire. But after
all that was not limit was his pipe.
Our old neighbor VIM. Cornett
was in our neighborhood last week.
We should Hke TO meet Billie and
hear him tell Of his trip South and
how be liked that country.
EZEKE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

Lester Taylor a blacksmith of
Fulton, Kas., set a trap gun ia his
smoke house 10 secure iss contents
agains, thieves, aud then proceeded
TO forge, all about Il. The next
morning he opened the door aud re-
eeived the contents OF both barrels
OF the gun into both his own thighs.
His condition is Criiieal.-Hums
Telephone,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
A splenala Leelure oourse.

The EpworIh League Of the Wal.
nut St. Methodist Episcopal Church
will give during this winter a Splen-
did course OF entertainments, which
will commence December the 9th.
The following is the list of at,rae-
tons. Drs. Quayle, Stewart, Cole
man and JvhV, who will lecture.
There will also be one musical.
The price for this splendid array OF
talen, is remarkably cheap. Season
tickets $500. Tickets Tor single
lectures IS cents. Pant Of the pro-
eeeds to be- applied on our church
repairs. Do no. miss this opportu-
nifty to enrich vour mind aud help
the church. Tickets on sale al
Gsnch Bios, Cowles- MeKibbeu
Mere. Co, aud Burrows Bros
GToeeu.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
REAVLEY.

Zebra Ilcllier and wife have anoth.
err little daughter The little mis-
has been with them about tvs
weeks.
W. n. frauce and wlie had Tia
honor o. entertaining Mr. and Nn,
Goodwin at California, SuRday,
They wcre On their Journey home
iroN Sc. Louis. Tho two lamllics
were iormerly neighh0rs 10 The Fair
view neighborhood.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
Our Clubbing Rates.

We Will send you ire Trl5uns
and the Toledo Blade one year Tor
SI.oo.
We will send son the Tnbune
and the Kansas City Times o. Star
for sI.oo.
We will send you the Tribune
and the Farm and FEeside one year
for 100.
We viii send you The Tribune
and the Kansas City Weekly Jour.
nal one year for SI.oo
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

Mr.. VIM. Youard returned Tues.
day morning from ST. LOUIS, where
he saw President Roosevelt.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
Walnut st. ~. z. Church Re.
opening.

OpohAAks
The Walnut St. NJ. z. Churcl
will be re.opened after extensive re-
pairs, next Sunday. Sunday school
rally service at 9:45 a. m, specia'
program, preaching at II a. m. b.
'he pastor, followed by communion
service. The Junior League vii
hold a rally service at ago p. m.
The Epworth League will NEE, al
6:So p. m. Rev. Joel A. Barker
., Butler will preach 1t 1880 m.
The public is invited to attend all
these services. Come and worship
with US.
CHAs. {. JAMES,
Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
Ss9s8eSeSssoea
LOCAL BRIEFS.

streets Tuesday.
NJ. d. NJ. Gees, and Miss Clar
Bell Seward we're united in MAJ
rage Tncsds' morning by Rev. C
G. Jsms.
MisstLula Rhodes was homI
from Gail junction, No., to spen,
Thanksgiving with her father an,
sister.
Pat Gallagher will continue I,
read the best paper published II
Bates county and subscnbes ton 70
TRIBUNE.
w. J. Lawson thinks he is fixe,
for another year when he pays 81 s.
for the Globe-D Democrat and tn.
Rich Hill TRIBUNE.
r. A.. Iurd and family returne,
Monday from their trip to LaMonr,
having enjoyed a very pleasan
Thanksgiving day outing.
Fritz Joh nnes aud family wht
came up from Sapulpa, Ind. Ty.,
to visit relatives on Thanksgiving
returned home Monday.
Joe Winehell returned home Mon
day from the hospital at Kansas
City where he has been having =
mashed finger attended 10.
Prof. l.. +. Robinson who is tn,
efficient head Of our public schools
enrolls his name with the TRIBUNE
readers for another term.
It is reported that Mr.. Uriah Ay.
er will probably be Circuit Cour
Stenographer under the administra.
ton Of Judge c. A. Denton
"NOu'N have 70 hurry" II you Sc
cure tickets for DR.. Jeffrey lec,ur,
on NspOlean Bonapart at Walnut
ST. NJ. E. Church, Dee. 9th Friday
evening.
b. L. Lawson thinks a weekly
dose OF good sound Republieanism
may do HIM good politically and
enlisis with the army of TRIHuNE
readers.
Postmaster Martin returned Sum
day night from a visit TO the worlds
far on Roosevelt day, Tie saw
mos, Of the big gus Of the state
while in ST. Louis.
Don't forget the date for the
Ladies Aid Society Bazaar. It Is
Wednesday, Dee. ?, and the place
is Al Odd Fellows Hall. You can
get an elegau, dinner for a5e.
DR.. I. L. Ames with kis aged
father retained Monday morning
from Netraska where they had gone
on a visit. His father is So year,
Of age but stood the trip very well.
The Done Real Estate Co sold
the George Turner property in the
south part OF cay 10 Mr.. d. w
Dryden OF Mound City, Kansas.
Mr. Dryden will take possession of
property at onee aud become a eiti.
zen OF Rich Hin.
I. q. Ward from our Rural
Route No. l was in city Tuesday
afternoon trading. Mr.. Ward is
one OF out successful farmers and
voted the Republican ticket when
there were bu, four Republican
votes IN New Home township.
The home Of 5. A. Miller the
money lender, was destroyed by
fire Monday about Don While
the family were eating dinner neigh
boTs gave the aiaim and the family
was fortunate in being able TO save
most OF their household effects.
The house was insured.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

The following > the VOTE on Con
srrssmaa 10 district nsgiven out
BY the oBeal count from Jeneron
City.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
Furs! Furs.

W. will pay the best prices for
n kinds of Furs at Hurst's Gu
Store.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

DeArmOnd's plurality, l8fl. major
fly, 1907.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
BRING US YOUR
PRODUCE.
COUPON.

CT this est ard bEHc
With goU. esq Sf0Q a.
mogS Worth 81 goods ard
qst FREE a tsaatJa COD
haaa decorated pidts ~
esP ard saaesf.
R0YcE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
Dry GOOds.

II bas been q %
q WORK 10 =
sueA q c~olzesbzn
tozthsE Bat
th resuIf -
EurA TIE uuzb
For u0t
alUre 81 every
fhI1g beazt1auI
here bur each
has tte unn
takeah stamp
q gusHfT The
person 9Ao czn
nDf ~ a0se =
H0rsiy CErsmas
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
We Point

with pgide - the
DFeparRfiou4 "
rad 20 heipyou
esW tn clwfa
ma 1n ~
ymshOuld- Nou
wi5I enen nE
awparest vAnlsr
WIN y0a =
oEr exklbIs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01

zt here nzst ia5as a bzE5 -
pkas Especially EfFh fhe pre
Induaement we add 70 tie otter
attractsoz4
S. l. AMES,
BAZAaR.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESSERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 Nnwtrr ron pugt CATtON

Un.tsa ~tstr- f.sni ut,r, t.o- Nngrise, Cat,
 Nuttf NHh. lp4
 Nut,.r ts nr,,b, given that MAY CpNLEN uf R..ilauds. Cal. asst gue~ ut Walter HvHd 'f. ,hvtt has nird nuti,r ot tut~utiuu tu uttkv pf,-,t vn hrf d..srtt land ,iatw No. As" f"f thr Mouth Uttt of SC. is. fp to ~, k io E, ~ li " N VI trfttr krul.trf aud krtvttrt At l"e M vvlr- Cal. uu Tur-ia,, thv 5tu daN "i jnnr, tast
 thr pictr Irrigation and fr, iaruattuu "t sAid land.
 Waiter ~ Cuuivy Ut kr,ittuds. Gals W. '. Holt ut Rr,iiAud~. Cal; q. V. NhApiiu "t lmi~. riaI. Cat. c C Hts lees uI tnft~fitt. Cal Z Hrury Mu,hrii ot tmp~rtat. Cal, \. \. ku~s oi kriiIud~, Cal
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of tHr Interior, tutt~d States Laud O.n,-, i.D. Angeles, Cal. May 4nd, ihA
 Nutt,r c. hereby given that W NJ. \ bAtIS ot tmt-.ftsI Gal. tssteu,,. ut tdA ii kvush |, has ulri uutt,r .I lutvuUuu tn utLk~ pf's,i on ht. d,~~tt land claim No. le1, tu, the 's uf NI .. Srt. g. Ivp. tt \. x. it L, ~ H. M t~- fore krs .trr Jni k,N.ris~t at ts,.- Angeles, { aIttufutt, ou Friday, the Seventeenth day of June, ts+
 Iir uaur~ the following witnesses to prov, thr complete irrigation and tr, iAnitttou ot sAid land.
 Grace Chaplin of imperial. California; David II Chaplin ut imp~fisi, California; Frank N, IhAptl "t tWp~tiat, California, Margaret 1T. WtIsut uf t.,~, Ans-i-s. California.
 Al. CROOK SHANK, RcgistrT. May 7,Juur (.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

TniirI sue Llud Offitr, Los NngrIrN- NaI-'
 MaN Tth, t~4. ., q,
 Notice q. hcrcsy given that DANIEL NJ. CpLLINGWOOno ot | tus t.-TiAi, Cal. Assignee "i Johu q. Ncwttt. has hlv,i uUtter uf tntcuiiun io rst akr proof ou hts dr~~rt-lAud clItm No ltlI f.,r th.- NJ a. ~y,c 4 Tvsy,- ic -, N i4 E, Sb h. 4 NJ, ,t.rtafr Frslstrr and RcCr'vrt at Les AuEc les Cal. uu Wednesday. tho 18th day ot Jane. isA
 He nauics the follow ing witnesses (" prove ,b. ,ne,f,irtr irrisatton and rrS iAmagton ot s1d land. . .
 F N Chapiin. n. 1T. Chaplin, C M. Fender J. T. Fender, all 0f Imperial. Cal, W ! h"'' of kcsilAnd>, Cal.
 May t4.Juur n.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF

NOTt~~ p our' trrTfOr. Department uf thr Interior. t"tt~d States
 Land On,r, L"s Angrlss, Cal, April 10th,
 iAA
 Nuttcr is hereby given that PIEkCE l.. ROBERTS oi Etiwauda, Gal. Asstgur- uf James (. J"hr-, has nird notice ui intention q" make pfu-'f on hts dra' ft.taud Ciaint NU. s.T, iur the W's ut NV See. s, Twp. lS S, x. l4 r., S T. NJ, l.-iuTr the United states ConuiiN- siousg at h,s "ihes ,n imp~'iai, Cal. ou Tues da, the 1sth dA, ot May, isa
 H- nant~- the iotloW lug witnesses to prove the complete irrigation aud reclamation Of said land:
 Arthur ". Couk, Fr~i ". Bishop. N iiiiam II .. silisbury. Frank NJ SaiisbHfy. all ut Imp~Tiai. '. CIi.
 Al CROoKsHASk. Register.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21

A1NlL FNfk f0G LNN~ l0FF prtsaftnsrnt ut the tntrftot c rit~i states i.And
 pHsr. t.s,s Auerir~, Gal May lnd,
 fa4.
 ~sI.r t. hrfrht gtVru thAt DAVID ". CHAPLIN ot tmt~rtat. California. has hlrd ruttr af tntrurtun ta make ptt~st coo hts d ~ctt land ttatnt No. tss0, fur thc O. '. Srs. A |. l' S X iy D. = R NJ aud ~E ~,, =, '. l4 =, R tg E ~ n NJ .t,r f,rr Rr..i .isirT 1ni kr,vttvr at t..~. An.riss California. on Thursday. thr NtN. tcrrth dat cod Juuc, tss4.
 Hc names thr following Witur~~rs q" prov, thc cumipistr irrigation aud exclamation "i NS'd land.
 Grace Chapitn ut Inn l-rr,al. Cahturnta: FfanN \ Chapitu ot irtr--siat. California; Wni. !. n1sg~ uf tmp~ftAt, California. Margaret h. W ti.ssu uf I,v> Anerir~. California.
 Al. CROOK SHANK, Register May T.JuucA
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department uf thr tutrriof. uuitr,i states t.aud
 Ot,~. t..~ Angeles. Gal, MAt tnth. iP1. Notice ts ivrvht rtNrr that JOHN W. COX WIN of Highlands, Cal, a~~tEuvv vt J"hu |. W alton has htrd notice uf tutruttuu Go make ptt-,f un hi~ t.~vtt.itud tlatn Nu. 1881. tuf the ~E of SE ., ~-, -. Twp is ~, K il r., N. H. VI t--furr the uuttrd StAt~~ Juwnii~~tuurr At hts urh,v tu Imperial Cal. un Thursday, tho &ird dAt of Jane, IAA.
 He uamr~ the following wttur~sr~ to prove tho complete irrigation and reclamation oi said land.
 Arthur Edgar, Moss-~ r. Grove, \. H. Carrier, J. F. parArrtt-. all ut imperial. Cal.
 \. ]. CRoOksHANk, Register. May ti.iuur is
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESSERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
fer FOR puni t~AvfDN,

frE FOR POn' irN' TON prf,sti Hsrr' ef fhr itttftHt. lnttri ~tat-~ laud
 Un,r. t..,, AnEeIt~, Cal, Nav iHh, lAf Nut,,r ts nt., .,tt aEVru tnHt JOHN W. GUN W N of Wtehtsuds. Cal. as~tsurr rf kflTtt NJ. Rceis. has hiri uvit,r vf tutsnttnn tu wakr t.f,.,i au bts drsrft IAud sIatu N" tttl, t"f thr ~W a, uf ~I t. ~,s. a. Twp. ts ~. R. t' E, ~. H. VI t.rt,tr ttr tuUr.t states tuntntsst"irt ai nts ont.r tn tmf~rai. Cal, nn lhursdaN, thr 1ttd dAV of luuc. isH.
 u, na.,.. tn. f,ilew tne wUncs.rs to prove thr ,uriplrtc tfttgatuu and trs ianiatt"n vt ~aid tards
 Atthuf Edgat. M,.~s~ i. Grove, \. h. Nafftcf, J W pafafvttr. at vf iHst-rttai, tai.
 Al. OkuOkSUANk, Rcgt~tcf Mae .Juur i>
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NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.

prtsa ftntvut uf the iutcftof, LAnd ounce at Los Angeles. Cal MA5 tWh, fut.
 Nu.t.r is hrrvbt given that thr following. named srtttrt has ur notice uf hts, Intention to mskr unat pfo-,f tu suptoft ut his siatni, aud that stid pf,tf Wtti bv made before the United states Cuututtsstuu~f tt hta unitr iu tmpvttai, Cal coo Juur 35th, tnt. NHi ANDREW L.. IiItt.. tirutrstrAd Eutr, No. tui D., fut tue 's ut NV q. S-,. .. Twp. t6 ~, X. ls C., S e NJ. tir uamvs tue following wttu~ssrs Go prove his ,outtuuuus frstirn,r uIuu aud ,uitit alton ut satt iaud, Ntf.
 L. p Smith. "f Hoit,tllr. Cal; .. V ChsIia. ut tusprftst. Ctts D n thapttu, ot lmp~ttAl. Cat phtftp' 'A kust, ut inttNttir, Gal.
 \. I. J.tROukSHANk. Register | fuur
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

nraartuicnt os thc Insrrsur. United ~tatrs
 Land ofhce- Lus Augrlc~, Cal. Apsil isyh. ias4
 Notice ts hrrrhx e1tcu that ARTHUR k kA. EEN ut lmigsrftal. Cal. onc uf thc hrts~ uf kHfus l- RArcf. de-ra~~i. a>s Eucc ot Aueu~sus Nofa~an. toT fhc ts~nrns uf thr hrtrs ot ~Afd REfas ;. RAEct. has c ie-a uuitcc of tutrniaur tn rzakr pty.at on tis ar~r nA elaisn Nn tib>, fof thc N 's of NJ ~cc- =. TuFA Co =. N - E. > 8. M iscf.frc thr irtsri St1trs Nvrn s-ia> stsscrg ai his ueate sn lmp-FsAl, Cal. am T z-~- das. ;hc Sisi d2s ut May. lsNa
 He namcs thc fojioasux ustnr~sr~s io prove Inc complete trfgaispn 1ud rci2 r-tatiuu Ot ~aid land
 John S1ranA os iraF,cri2i. Cal; ". A. Thavrr o: jnspcfaAl. Gaa. V \. N2ndcTEssrl uf >iisa-rc Cal. Frauk E- foasnssn ot l.sFs-rt1i. Cal.
 R. J. CkpnkSMANk. Register.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE ENR nlL~l- -I-ATlON

NDTIEE FNN TUE' IN [ ION. Department of the Interior unitcd states Land Office, Lus Angeles, Cal, May a tp4, Nult,.- t~ hereby given thAt GRACE CHAP. LIN vt lmp~fiAi. California, has hi~d uuttcv of intention to make pruuf on her dvsrTt- land Ciatrft Nu. .,.. fur the V is ,.f SE . S.-, 6. T. tb =. K. i4 r.. =. B NJ. i.'inrr Reg and Rr. criV.r at issN Augrlr~. California. Tt urssiay the StNtr, nth day of JuHc. lpt.
 She names the following witn~~sr~ to protr the complete trr,gatton aud reclamation oi -lid land:
 David IT Chaplin uf tmprriat. California, Frank V. Chaplin of inpysiAt, California. W %. \. pAggs of Imperial, California, Margaret II " it~1n ut L.u~ Angeles California
 \. ]. .CROOkSiIANk, Register. May 7.Junr4.
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DESERT LAND. FtNhL PROOF
 NOTICE LOB rLnI IcAIION

Department vf ths tntrftaf. tuUrd States
 Land un,c. t.os AHre'e~. Cat. Nrru fHih.
 IIHa
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 She nanic. ,he following vituesss. ,r rf.,,c ihc complete lfftgatIun and rc, nsfirn rf ~atd land.
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The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
Al. ,RooK~HANK, Rosi~,s
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

apartment of the intefs.r. UaH,i ~tst~s
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19
Gn SplDsning.

Seq betldger, at je9 mad oplpie,
at Der ingen Rebiattelie fan gipes til
llngoomsmpbet I Siour Gitp. SIR.
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bette; men ban to9 fell o9 fit o9ldd
berOeo mig til at fejle. - 9ennerne
be6es unoIfbloe. Sore, unge 8enner,
ION 6aboe beitemt eber til at fomme,
tom enoslig o0iqeoel. Oct tan / BET
6bjeIte 10 fun 6lipe ct par Dollars
mere, enb 5 6aooe oentet. Ter piioe
iiftert life oore no9et at r~iiifere BED
at lore Fri 3eiie fra Siour Gitn og
til eOer5 6iem til a1e Dem. Der 6apbc
fortruot. at be tom.
3roos bet, at ri in9en 0ebIettelIe
fadr, hur y inometot iig ira en- DE
nig6eb, 6~eli9genoe ca. Loo Wfil fra
Siour Gitq. 8ere 5oretore, til
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6etale fig at taOe Dem foa en- 1aaoan
6ri6eo, De fan uorette me9et mere,
nuor be after fommer 6ieml. De oil
puuTtenne e0ers SfFerbiffi96e6, DIN
ben 6e6eoeS. 6ar 5 ingen un9e ct
ienoe, fad fom ielo. Melb ebers
Somme til unbertegneoe.
Riels 8omffpb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

til &irterne baabe / Ribe og 9i6org.
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