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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS

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dinners are wonderers *
OUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
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MEDICAL
CLAIRvoYANTs

NINE. ANNA ALPLANAIB READS THE
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Como Harriet or Lake st cars 7. c. phone
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FOR RENT-se OR 132 FEET oF FRONTAGE
on 4th st near I'd av, heart of the whole
sale district. to lease for 80 or 30 years.
4 per cent basis; ten year revaluation. Yale
Realty Co.
NINE CLARION GIFTED PIANIST AND CARD
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GIRL, 1e OR II YEARS,
OF pleasing ways and willing disposition, to
care for 15-months-oldes baby and live with
family; none other need apply; good wages
to right one. Call at, 22OO Garfield av 8,
fat 4. ~
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dence for machine shop in good farming coun-
try in Minnesota or North Dakota. Address
74S3, Journal.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL;
80 rooms, steam heated, only 81 hotel county
seat; this is great bargain; $3.50 cash. 118
KaSOta Bldg.
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IF YOU ARE SEEKING A POSITION AS BANK
cashiei. bcckkeeper, stenographer general store
clerk OF lunberyard manager write us today.
we supply the northwest and need more COM
petent help.
Ask for Booklet No. 2.
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HELP WANTED-M

TEAMS WANTED
10 Haul Ice
Saturday, Jan. q.
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Lake Calhoun.
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BRIGHT YOUNG SINGLE MAN, HUSKY AND
willing to work; care for horse, do light de-
livering and general work Flies. 400 Nicol-
lat 1922 49, E..--
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FOR SALE-FNE STOCK OF GENERAL MER-
chandise, located in hardwood belt the
new 500 line; 10000 cords of wood han
died annually; one Of the best locations in
the state; stock invoices about $4,000; will
sek at a bargain. Schwab Bros. Clear Lake.
Mimi
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A MERCHANT WILL BUY STOCK OF MER-
chandise for cash and good clear land: give all
particulars in first letter. Box 1897. Brain
erd. Mimi.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
BRIEFLY NOTED

Taxable ,.lu.- ~ south M,Njsst.r
arc s5.5TeesD
John - s0ishsr s,r found dead near
kirhyvili. TrN
= stsr MARY I"sspl Msid-v a Sister
NJ Chsrty died 40 Dallas
Mrs C.szir Chadwiek heart
'rontlr amt falntinN spells
rsisl 3d. IT. Gar company sut
eiost h1a hsen |orwa1i1-f
TFr tH. BONUSES burned AZ n
hsTa Tes .i lnr So sQa 'os
Uor-s "a Sew Hr'tsns "wednesday
raeei @iaY luslre fa1 - haif
Al chicago Mr. v H rrsara gns
fuarsssn years for EfHug nf husband
~tuter1risan nne bstses Drstssn rrf
Chlrkshn : r r. Pig ssel eefaa
ty
Tnr HainE vessel r~nlauin gnr
slant aN1 make rrip srnlrl 's4
ssI
nv th. rnuoar 2 "a rnvel uea~
Hax T. T a ucV nara~i LFsu- was
fatally hurt
G@S HaAtf TO- aeaa anai Aun4 HNr-
80 bssh as9k h41ig ~assaszs-a cesar
Iase CfaF - wsst ? q a@r~ef
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11

sa1ee, and had zone to his home. five
miles Instant. whe he received at ?
O'CLOCK a message from The relatives Of
DIT. Harper stating that = serious
cnange had taken place In the ccadi-
tion OF tho patient. and urging him to
come at once. Or. Billings at once
entered his automobile and hurried as
fast Is The machine could carry him
10 the home of DR.. Harper. but arrived
after his death. =,
DR.. Harper has for two years been
suffering from q ANGER located at
the head of the large intestines. Al
most to the last Dr. Harper continued
his work laborinG with great energy
on some hooks relating to the Hebrew
language. which it was his intention
to publist~
Dr. Harper was born in New Con-
cord. o. in July. 1856.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
MRS. MORRIS NATTER
Congress man Sheppard MAKES some
Interesting R-marks.
NO CHINESE BARRIER
Sat1 II 4 Wolf Had Hsvled ar Hear
6rewleS the President neuId
At Once Ha,. Repaired
II the ~esne.

Washington. jar. rf~The recar.
election, OF Mrs. Minor Morris from IN.
white u office building was made
the subject Of remarks By Mr.. Sbep-
pard of Texas Wednesday. Mr. Shan-
pard has 2 resolution for an investiga.
ton NJ h incident pending before
the rules committee. Mr. Grosvenor
made the point Of order thai the dis
onssion Of a resolution ending he
Tore a committee was not proyer.
! object to a Chinese anvil around
the white house. as wen as aropnd
n United States" Nj. Sheppard re-
piled.
III the gentleman thinks it Is a
proper subject matter TO arraign the
president and his household. WHY, let
him go ahead said Mr.. GroSvenor.
Il Will let the country Judge 81
that retorted Mr.. Sheppard "If the
president had heard the howl OF A wolf
or the growl Of u bear in the adioln-
ing DON he would have been on the
scene Immediately he 60, finued. char
6 nv ~ tFIitf AS an I'M
warrantah'e and unnecessary brutali-
~ which demanded Investigation and
Merited censure."
III congress- he continued. COM
posed OF American fathers, husbands.
brothers, permits this incident to GO
unrebuked 1t will add a passive and
coWardly approval OF this violation Of
the most sacred principle Of American
life"
Mr.. Payne OF New York made the
point OF order that MT. Sheppard WAS
not discussing the bill under consid-
Grafton, and when Mr.. Olmstead. in
the chair, replied hat in committee
OF the whole great latitude is allowed
Mr.. Payne remarked that he disliked Ia
deprive the Democratic party OF a new
issue, but he thought the speech was
one which would be more in place
IN a police court than in the house.
Mr.. Grosvenor said he kne VINO diff
Terence between tho dignity of the
house and any other house in the city.
and he did not consider the American
congress in the sense of a police court
or as iav'1g any thing to do witt,
the question of disorderly ndu "
any employe in the neighborhood of
the white house. He did not b~lieya
any condition had ar',en where the
husband of the woman in question
could not secure the proper redress.
Houne adjourned.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
COTTON
figures Given Out by Ce,su. 8ureA.
Up to First of Year.

Washington. Jan I0-According to !.
bulletin Issued BY tho census bureau.
S.7,l77s bales of cotton were sinn-d
60 Jan / 1906, counting round as half
bales. and excluding linters. Number
81 round bales Included .eatzs. Sea
Island bales. $3.50 There was no report
Tor corresponding period last year and
comparative statistics are not available
The statistics we're complied from
Geographic reports % the special agents
who c~tnVasset tho vinT.ers and are
subject 20 slight correction, whsn
checked agatnst the individual returns
of the ginn~rs being transmitted 20 ~,
office throuEh the malls
The last retos' aBowrd sasLIsf bales
counting rpunh as half tsles Tnuei 80
De- d. 1895
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
LITTLE
Opposition TO Hamilton 6ili Apparent
ly Develops Rather Slowly.

Washington, Jan. 11--Opposition
among the Republican members OF the
house to the Hamilton joint statehood
bill seems to be making little head
way. The leaders of the insurgents
have prepared a pledge for the sigma
lures of RepuhH tns. This was free
~ circulated "Wednesday among the
opponents of joint statehood. and is
now said to bear forty-five SIGNATURES.
About twenty Republican member. are
undecided on the statehood fight, and
the struggle to win them by the opTos-
ing factions is waxing hot.
The Insurgents insist that many of
their sy~mpathizers have not vet had
mn opportunity to sign the pledge. and
claim that they will readily obtain
more han sixty names. Administra-
ton supporters declare the total
strength of their opponents is NO much
more than forty.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
BEGIN.
Nearly One Thousand Cases of Aiteoed
Fraud to Be Investigated

New York. Jan. 1t-Arraienments
began Wednesday on indictments bv
the special grand jury to Investigate
election frauds which was recently i'm
panellsd at the request of State At
torney General May~v. Mr.. Mayer said
thst he h"f nearly 1000 cases Of al
legged fraud 80 lay before this jury.
Theodore Morton. chairman Of an
election a in The Nineteenth as
sembly district. "a committed 10 iail
charge with falling to challenge vot-
ers at the request OF Hearst watchers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
On. AAepge oiga.
Prss'dsot ~ Ch,osss University psssss
Away H~sdrssdsy ANsrnsar.

Chicago, Jan. il~ns. William n.
Harper. president ~ the Chicago uni
pefsfif died al Ris n.cin4t Nednss~
Gay Afternoon. IL Was early
IN 'hr day that Ir ffarpsrs condition
was critical. ard later II ~as asserted
by DR. Frank q billings that In his
opinion DR. iisrp.t would not survive
than the n Of his week. Tha
death OF DR. HaFg~r how.ver. came
more suddenly than had been antlci-
psted. Or Billings had LEFT the Har-
per rofidenee. on thr Mid~ss Plat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
EIGHTY BILLS PASSED.


Washington, Jan l1.-About eighty
bills were passed Wednesday by the
senate. leaving on the calendar only
six or seven measures. or The bills
passed a large majority grant private
pensions. and many were bridge bills.
One of the bills fsvorably scted upon
Appropriated 5000. 900 for the appropri-
ate marking OF the graves Of Confed-
crate soldiers who died in northern
prisons during the civil war
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
NO DECISION.
Failed to Ascertain How Far Inter,
roaatoroes Could Go.

Annapolis, Nd. Jan 1I.-After an
attempt lasting over an hour to arrive
upper class man could be compelled to
testify as to his knowledge of hazing
incidents in q case in which another
midshipman is under trial upon charge
nf encouraging or cOuntenanCing haZ-
inR, the courtmartial now engaged in
the trial of Midshipnsn stephen De-
cstur. Jr., at the naval academy rem
dered no decision The point came up
after Midshipman Peterson p. Mar
zoni had objected to answering eues-
ions as to hazine which It is alleged
bad gone on before him
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11

Louisville. Jan. tl.-Five alleged
"yesgemen. supected by the detect
ives OF being the men who blew open
the safe In j. Z Albaugn's general
store al Shoals. Ind. early In the morn
ing OF Jan 4, securing s.. 400 in United
STATES coupun bonds and $4,000 in
twenty-dollar gold pieces. We're arrest
ed in "A room over , saloon Wednesday
afternoon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Irrigated Farm Purehaaed.

Terrell. Tex Jan. IA. r. Muck
oils OF this city has bought the w. u
Orr irrigated farm near Roswell N NJ.
consideration $4,000. This farm is
said 10 be one Of the finest in the peco.
valley. 1t is irrigated by the Berinda
river. Large fields OF alfalfa. arple
orchard truck garden and grass ar.,
Included IN the tract.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11

here ioshiri o to Fui .n thfosah rates
un grain frUn Mirspugi river territory
60 the eastern ~srabusrd nn lsn o..
net~ outstanding q rFesioas agreement
10 So 80 rhv throEafieu ~ inr Ass
newt has dsVfIerri % condition that
~ni probably uuru ID STRAIT smsarf u
grain fn Guif ports
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11

Mittau, c 3risnd, IAN. 1f-A squad
toFcements later and surroundedaofwy
ron of dragons, which was ambushed
near Hexenpol. losing two men killed
and four wounded. received reinforce
ments later and surrounded the revolu-
tionists. numbering eixhty-nfne in all
were killed to the last uau
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
ItFE TERM.


Houston. ifan II Tgsos prints. sh~
mark ~ a shire IN the mad ard "a.
os The sole upon the sofs
snai together wtth threats ~ 4 nstur.
calculated, IL II claimed IN supper
. contention of guilt. are ~hss fasai
asn Jschsssi IN his trial fer murder
tsefnra Judge t~ailtasgis lie h alleged
10 have slain Henrietta Marble. his
nass'her-in~lass shooting her shsge
grinding coffee Is her back yard from
a piser of sarc.Airnsnt behind a wood
pile lie got isfe imprisonment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Conductor Wounded.

Montague. Tex Jan. 1t-Jim Mack.
a on the Rock Island. was
shot and probably fatally injured here
He was here attending district court
f1nis Bryant. son af Sheriff BRYANT.
~.s arrested.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
MRS. GATHatGHT DEAD.


Palestine. Jan. f1-Mrs. 4. a. Gath
right. widow Of the first president Of
the agricultural nd col.
lese, died here At the residence OF her
laughter Mrs. W. q. Reeves. aged sev-
enty one years. She leaves a large
family IN thiS state and Missouri.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
AGAR, ~snOWBoukD.
All Trains o. Peek leland s~o.th~s.s-
ern Lire Once More Tied Tn.

FL Paso, Jan t1-Affer fletng open
f*an Jays following few weeks
hloekad@ th~ Rock Island South
western line Was -fia9tssund again
Wednesday and afi trains are Tied 10.
Meanwhile FL Pas. and all southern
Arizona towns and srneifers supplied
With coal from Dawson coal fiesiz ar.
experiencing q fuel famine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Corn Fer Cuba.

fe1arkana. Jan fl-Between 700
800 ears Of IL lsas corn are now
on the local iron Mountain and Texas
ana Pacific yards awaiting Transports
ton to New orleans. from which point
II viii be shipped by water 10 parties
In Cuba.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11

N.e YorN Ban l8 IT, R.neu
sirpr sna waa ftart inraiss
utsht anfs n as r-am AZ tre
Asifeunu Halsf ttf Nr AV
Hrli~strp nu~Ffa Pew ~ vista
- t'rf rm HVI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11

New orleans Ian l1-GeneraI
Mtckle. adJutsnt general makes Of
fcai announcement that sixteenth an
nual euniun ~ The United Confederate
Veterans viii "a" held in this -ity April
% and 30
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Stabbed to D ath,

huntsville. Tex. Jan. 11.-Luiu Will
son u Mary Ellen Houston. negro
women. bad "a fight The latter was
fatally stabbed with j surgeons knife,
the blade reaching her heart.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Sad Soma For Sinner.

sherman. Jan. 11-While Miss Ell
Ger, a emb of A company was sing
fnx, a telegram came that her mother
was dying at Nashville. Tenn. She
left on the first train.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Miller Comes Next.

Annapolis Nd. Jan. 1G-Trial of
Mtdshipn1an John p. Miller of Lanca--
ter. XIV, follows that II Decatur. There
are two charges against him, supported
by -four specifications
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Again Convicted.

Jan. 1l.-For the second
tinie Joe F1ckers q negro. has been
convicted on a charge Of criminally as
sauitfns Mrs. Bessie Dunbar near
Wssoner, given The death peUaltv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Sues For Broken Limb.

Georgetown Tex, Jan. 1.-THE wife
or Jerry Maudiin a negro, sued the city
Tor 10000 damages on account OF get
ing a leg broken within the city lin
its.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11
Rolf to Have Wateruork,.

hoff' J. T.. Jan. 1.-The proposition
TO issue vi 900 for waterworks
receive. 2l6 of the 22o votes polled.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-11

~ Vsrs gar m aansY NJ W
@as rrm af 5 tn rrrf
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-10
Divorce Summons.

STATE or CoLLoRADo' +. 70, Is Tsa ~,
JOSEPHINE fENToN, Plaintiff
NIR~Es SUMMONS
JAMES fENTO>. Defendant
IN. People oi III. state Of Colorado to jane
Fsutaa, the defendant above named, GREET
ING
Nou are hereby require, TO appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff. ia the County Court Of Otero County.
state Of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within thirty days after the service
h.reof. II served within the STATE Of Colorado
OF by puhlicstionf or, IL served out OF the state
81 Colorado. within ffty days after the service
her-of exclusive of the day of service. or said
action may h. regularly -ei for trial the sam.
a. Though snch appearance had been made and
i-su. had been Joined ON -ach e.,n plant
The aid action i brought BY plaintiff To
obtain deere. of divorce, dis-oltlug tho bond-
of nlstriu"uy nov existing b-et~e-n plsintin
and Defendant. on the ground of d~-srflon. non
support. and hA hitnai drum kennes-- aud Tor the
ear- aud custn-iy 81 minor child. a. viii more
fully app ar from com plant In aid action to
which reference l. here made and copy OF
which j. hereto attached.
And 700 are her.hy notified that II you fail to
apI~ar. and to answer the aid complaint A.
ah-bs. required. the aid plaintiff will apply
tn the Court for the relief therein demanded.
'iiven under my hand at La Junts. in said
county. this ~ day Of September. 4. ID. 1906.
MARION D. MILLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First puhliration. February 8 fsstL
Last publication. March :, iiss.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-10
NAV AROUT
Town

Husbands Of Lafayette. Ind. COM
mend To husbands everywhere who
don't believe in club life for wives
the action by the members of the
Three O'clock Club of that city.
The organization. started ten years
ago by wives Of Purdue University
professors, has disbanded. The
Three O'clock Club included the
leaders of exclusive West Lafayette
society. They have agreed that it
is nobler and more educating to
stay at home and darn socks or tend
the babies than 10 discuss sociology.
history. literature and politics.
Seven other prominent women's
clubs Of that city will debate the
question: is our club life benefi-
eial or harmful to the home" On
the outcome of the debates hangs
the life Of Lafayette's woman club
dom. The crusade was started at
convention of the women Of Indiana.
held at Purdue University. The
delegates listened to lectures on how
TO make the home beautiful and pre-
serve love and happiness in the fam
lily. As harmful to these ends. club
life for women was condemned.
This set the Three O'clocks to think
ing. II was agreed that they de-
bate on the proposition: Resolved.
that Club Life l. Harmful to the
Home" and the club staked its
existence on the decision The
judges decided unanimously for the
affirmative and the club disbanded.
IL was agreed that the rearing of
children and the preservation Of
family ties was woman's chief aim in
life and that club life was antagonis-
tic 10 this end.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-10
Georgia niss,rsls.

Two and a half hours Of fun is
promised on Saturday evening. Feb
ruary 10th. when Richards & Prin-
giles Famous Georgia Minstrels will
hold the boards at the La Junta
Theater. This is the only minstrel
extant composed exclusively of gen
uine negroes. The performance is
a novelty and differs almost entirely
from those given by burnt cork
Caucasians in the same role. The
fun and music by the dusky Africans
is of the spontaneous kind and it is
claimed the performance is better
than circus.
Those who are prominent in the
bill are the world-famous Clarence
Powell. Jim Crosby, the black jester;
Lester McDaniels, the Lone Star
Comedian: Grant Cooper. the mono
logue artist: Happy Bureguard. the
singing comedian; Frank Kirk. the
Broadway funny boy.
The principal olio acts are: Marsh
Craig. the equilibrist; Kirk &
Cooper. musical photographers:
The Jolly Old Men. song and
dance: the Toney Family. high-class
athletic wonders. The singers are
selected with great care and are
headed by Robert Logan. the lion
bass, Charles Benton. the silver
voiced tenor. an dRobert Williams,
phenomenal baritone
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-10

The following. which Is a para
graph from the transcript Of record
IN the kansas-Colorado water case,
will be # interest to old-timers, and
will recall TO their minds the num-
Der Of buffalo that inhabited these
plains in the early days. The witness
was Henry Hegxer. who was testi-
flying. and among other things said;
In the fall Of IsJ9 we Travelled the
river from Grea; Bend to Larned.
making four or FIVE trips. The dis
tance is about forty miles. The
river was dry all that time and we
got water out Of the Walnut and
then out II big pool on Ash Greek.
We got eur neNt water out Of the
Pawnee. was there in November
and December. ls59. and January
and February. lsso. The buffalo
were pretty scarce at that time. IL
was on account Of the drouth that
they were scarce. The first herd Of
buffalo ] ever saw in my life was in
ls5s. That herd extended in width
from Cottonwood. on the old Santa
Fe trail. 10 Great Bend. or over
onto the Walnut. a distance Of
eighty miles They passed a given
point for seven weeks They left
the country absolutely barren of
everything. There was nething left
bat ~zllo~s. ard the surface Of the
country was a. rough and barren a.
yeu could possibly imagine IL There
w2e not a sign Of vegetation any
vhere-- The above literally tr7e
fery i RESPECTFULLY commended to
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-10
sesiee q ss,e v.se. 9.es.,i...

NOTICE i HEREBy GIVEN THAT
Az szd-r sasf ~ rir.a- cf ~ siisS ex-cariusu
i---ed cut - the exsnry cs.u-- of Or~ro ocunry
-rxte - tosssrsio. dsr-d the Nsk dsx -
Janaa-y- a n. Tsss - fsvpr II B--rz-1a~- d
o>-sl SD sesin-s v. : P-irx. wh---hy I 80
Cow n anst--f - xzks the sn1 81 ~en.y nsllz -
snsi Thirty Cents ts1 NJ, ..e-rk~- uifk ir-e--
81 en -.sd iot<-~ns f--r dxc> ef --rpv~-v II
~ -ss> - eaxhs 80 c-nt r~r ssas-. sd The
C-ats 81 y cr-t-. have i-vs-s uf~sn s--s m
espr~> fcr s.le ~ ~ hixh>sr his-er ts- c.-k -
Nkn>E<Dtf. NaRtH "a Fs8
xr n '~3r~k n - s-f -.rs Az - - -
t-onr S-cr cf rh~ csunry con-r kc.~@ IN Il
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UsrIrp sIarn. LAND orrrcn Al

UNITED sr.TH. LAND OFEicE AT l
IIEbLo Cote January =. 1s16- \
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
i.iio. inx. "a ms-t -esti-r has ni-d notice o.
II his cia'n and that said proof viii bs nzde
before the clerk OF the district La
Thomas b. Potter. H. Z iI-R., fsr the north
-ast quarter southwest quarter iot- and 10
section ID, township = south ran..- a west
He names the following uiin~--~- to prove
his continue residence uI.,n and cultivation
OF aid land, viz: John =. Wilson. of Fair
mount Colorado; Ed Wilson. Of Fairnount-
Colorado: Roh-r, l. Todd. 81 Fairnioant- Colo
r2dos James W. ~ Allrn, Of Rocky Ford Colo
RADIO.
S.A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication January a. fss.
Last publication. March :. lss-