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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
LEAVES ESTATE TO
SEATTLE MAN

10 en- Gov. John r. McGfaw and
Harold Pressoa ~ Seattle "a ieft
the ErvAtcr part az tho estate 81
Hill joyce the wealthy ox .klnu.
diker She died IN q local hospital
a manth ago luYrea viii vas filed
Yesterday ~ CnnenllY. Wash Just
shat the property o. Joyce consists
of ia not kunwa here both Mr
McGraw and Nj Preston we're ola
friends Of the deceased
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TO RE-FINAhcE
DEFUkCT BANK

SAN FRANCISCO. nec 81 ~.
Richard N iIotaiinE - the man ON
whose shoulders probably wsil fall
the responsibility 81 assuming tho
lead TO rehahiliiate and refinance
the shattered California Safe ne
poslt a Trust company tie has
been chosen Tor the task By the
new beard % directors. and has
giyen his partial consent 70 accept
the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
WASHINGTON GETS
| TEN DELEGATES

and arrangements he made FOR the
state convention. Merritt. OF Spo
kanc, SAYS the Eastern Washing.
ton democrats are coming IN lorce
to demand the state convention. Il
IL likely to 40 there. Il has been
suggested that there be -four dole.
gatcH.atlarEe. constituting tho "hlg
four, and two delegates from each
congressional district lor the ren.
yer convention IA July.
senator Turner will. no doubt.
be one OF the big four A. X. Tit
low, as state chairman. will prob.
ably also be favombly considered
Mayor Wright viii probably be
launched as a candidate for dele
gate from this district for Tacoma
u Is expected Washington viii send
a Bryan delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
NO WORK ON
CHURCH

There has been no resumption ~
work ~ the new FIRST Methodist
church building Fourth az. aud
Marion IT.. since the walk out a
week ago
Fourth az. r. being piled fun %
brick. there being nov only room
enough for teams 30 get through
In The middle 81 the street Al the
office % = ) Rounds 4 Co. con.
tractors. Il was stated today that
there was no Information for the
public concerning the differences
over wages
This Is the only brick contract IN
the city affected "a the strike. Il
was proposed 20 cut the common
lab0rers 81 day. and this pre-.
clpltated the walk out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
NOVEL EXCUSE is
OFFERED

4 was broke and did not have
the money 70 paf my fare back
was the remarkable e/aae given
~ n T. TiBdulph. who reecugly
failed 10 appear at hts trial In the
superior coufi on a charge Of grand
larceny. Tor not being ia this city
~ time for the hearing .Findoiph
had been released upon his fcraon.
AZ recugnixauce aud BE- was arrest.
cd several days ago Ia fielilnEham.
being returned 10 tho county Jail
last nishf ~ Deputy Sheriff Oscar
Wise Tiudolphs hearing has besn
postponed several times. and the
nsau Is nos Booked 10 appear in
CONT on January Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
COMMITTED ROBBERY
IN ORDER TO ELOPE

GRANTS PASS. one, Dec. al
That I'd Vented aud Earf Mer.
win 81 this city robbed steve
Beers tn bis room az the Hotel
Layton of $40. aud then Wentrel.
taking his share OF The money. went
TO the home Of his sweetheart. Miss
howcrN. and planned 20 elope with
her, was a portion ~ tho evidence
developed az the preliminary hear.
Ing of the two men yesterday ait,
efuuOn
The el0pement failed when Went.
eel vas unable 10 hire a livery rig.
and his arrest followed before he
could Get any other conveyance.
Both men deny tho intent 10 rob,
bat say they iook the money 10
keep until Bcers started for hla
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

y. H. noemlcr ~. aud Clara
schoti. %. Seattle. T. Phillips
Buck. legal. and Georgia May Hin.
son, legal Seattle; Leon u. Strong.
legal. aud Catherine NJ Benedict.
legal. West Seattle. samuel Is.
Davis, 80. and Mary O'nrion. 20.
Seattle. Carl Robert llniihefg, 81.
aud Matilda Hagen, "a. South Park.
Herman Edatr0m, 90, New Castle,
aud Matilda Nemala. 20. Kent. I'D.
gar r. Hall. LEGAL. sedro Woolley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
DROPS DEAD

Cot jos. I. CpnfoFth, promoter
and principal owner IL the Alaska
Short Line railroad. dropped dead
this morning while witnessing a
test OF a concentration At the Hal.
Idle company. ON Second az. and
King a. The hoslN was removed TO
the houney Watson morgue. The
deceased t0gether with his wife.
resided al the Seattle hotel. Col
Conforth had lived in Seattle for
10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
MAY ORDER TROOPS
OUT In UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec 81.
hands % Colorado Utes. raidinG
sheep. driving cowboys away from
ranches stealing stock and doing
much damage IN general arr ruu.
ming Wild in the southern part ~
Utah. A report % this effect has
bceu received by Gov Cutler. who
has takeu the 4nattef o. with the
federal authorities Il IL possible
that troops may BE- called out tn
corral the Indians. In one instance
ranchef named Barton reports
that hts cowboys we're driven into
the canyon and compelled % re-
main there until assistance arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
PRESIDENT GOES
AFTER BRO WMSON

from the Joint board Of The army
and navy.
Friends Of the admiral declare
that this latest action of the preai.
dent against lfownaon IL simply
another evidence OF RoOEeycltA AMI.
mostly towards him iirownaon8
duties Az member OF the joint
board we're entirely distinct from
those he performed aa bureau chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
BOY SHOT BY
ACCIDENT

Roy Rorr, five years old. lles az
Providence hospital with bullet
hole In his skull aud with but
a slight chance of recovery. Az
the result IAN accidental shoot.
ms az Snoauaimie yesterday. The
old brother. when a 22 rifle Ia the
hands of the latter was accidental
" discharged. the bullet entering
the b'yearold boys skull. aud pass
Ink ont again without striking the
brain The skull n cracked and
spliniare OF bone were removed this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
VIII LowsR sHiNols GRADE.


BELLlNGuAM. dec. e.. nellev.
ing themselves unable TO cope with
the present freight rate and trade
conditions. the shinglc manufacture.
es OF tho northwest ard the single
selling agencies of the east have
decided they will lower the grade
Of shingles manufactured To do
this u Is proposed 60 change the
grading rules 50 that they will con
form 20 the poorer grade 0f shin.
gies which viii likely be made In
the neAr future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

WASHINGTON. Dec. ~ The
controversy between President
Roosevelt and Admiral Brownson.
which has attracted considerable
attention and caused officers OF tho
navy To take slides IN tho matter.
assumed u new angle today when
liownson was ordered detached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
LIFE SAVING TUG WANTED
FOR CAPE FLATTERY

secretary yandell % the Cham.
4 Commerce today wrote to
..aser plies Ia Washington, p G.
sx for the stagioning Of a life
"a tug OF Cape Flatsery for
= nexs three months 20 aid dis.
80 shlppiax aud save lives
- matter has been taken up by
= ssesmship companies. and Il
!. upsa their urglng that the step
! asea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
jim HILL is MAKING
DIRE THREATS

hEti.iNGHAM. Dec 81 Accord
ing to statements made by Fcnton
Merrill, Of Saxon sullivan Bros
or Cioyerdalr, an1 other shinRle
manufacturers the Great Northern
railroad IN informing the shingle
mills that they must either ship
shingles or have their side tracks
torn up. Shingie men say the
Anacortes mills have been told that
their sidlngH viii be- removed u
they are not used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
THREAT rs
TO KILL

DENVER. Colo Dee 81 As an
outgrowth Of the fist fiEht between
former United States senator 4 a
Patterson and y q Boniila. publish
err 81 the Denver Post. the latter
vas arrested today on warraut
aSoru 20 by his victim Interest
tn the trouble between the two men
was Increased today by the ap
peafance IN Qua ~ Patterson )
papers 81 an article answering n0n
flik' threat that II his name vas
aFaiu mculiored ln ans % Platter
son 8. papers be- would Kin him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
Is CHARGED WITH
EMBEzZLEMENT

An Information was filed With the
clerk % tho superior court today
charging A. a. Bacon. manager for
Lealeg. Herriek a iierrick. public
accountants. with larceny ~ em.
h06FlomWnt .uo complaint g.
based ON one specific amount 90
5000. although The mans employers
aay bis peculationa aggregate
fi200 Mr. nacna ia noW IA the
county jail and insists that his
arrest - mistake. denying that
he had taken any money belong
Ing to the firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
0FFICER is
DISCHARGED

~ ssflklng an aged man ~ the
49, q Fabcg because he talked
~ fairolman George A. CAT.
= waz DISCHARGED from the po-
- lsrce by Chief OF Police wap.
vsmein this afternoon The in.
Asaailon Ia the hands Of the ehlet
- q The effect that the officer
szsed Faher ss the latter was on
IS uay home. and when the old
"a answered the officers ques
sns rather sarcastlcaliy the officer
t1ek him wlth his fist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
SEATTLE MAN DIES.

TACOMA. Dec % III. McVan, a
Seattle brakeman. Who VAS injured
Al Auburn early "Wednesday morn.
Ing while coupling cars. died a.
tne \. r hospital today lie leaves
Ia widow and child al Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

stN FRANCISCO. Dec FL
atse Dune this morning contin.
- ne Pafxside eases fnr two
sssks The case n 7. v. Haiaey
Naidenilai man for the Pacific
sxieA Telephone company. inalct.
T t1F bribery Of the supervisors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

LAHORE, India. Dec. ~ Twen.
" persons met death Ia collision
ON a railroad near Tibblnn today
-Four 81 the victims were Europeans
aud the remainder natives The
trains met on a curve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

u II proposed that the ting Rich.
ard Hoiyoke. belonging 20 the
PUGET Sound Tus noat company. be
chartered for the work. pending the
completion 81 the iife.savlng tug
belnE built by tho government Ay
offer % the tug az sti5 a day. With
cut fuel and water. has been made
The prevalence OF storms OF the
coast this winter and the fear ol
a repetition ~ tho Valencia dis.
asler has resulted In the action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

KINGSTON. n. Y. Doc "a su.
preme Court Justice nctta has rem.
dered "A decision pornAtting the
Hamilton hank OF Now York city.
now In the hands of a receiver. 20
reopen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

SPOKANE. Dec %. lit IL an
nonnced that. beginning March 1
500 spokane passenger trains will
run through from Sc Paul 10 Port
land, Ore, over the Canadian IA
etfie aud O. r. a ~. tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
Flve nurned 10 nenlh.

BOSTON. Dec. 81. While they
were alecpng during tho early
hours OF the morning. John CLARK.
HIS wife and three children were
burned 10 death IN their home ia
Waterfowl. a suburb OF noaton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

ECHO. Ore. Dec a. MIR. aud
Mrs, r. Ripper we're held an In
Their store here at 6 o'clock last
night by two unknown men aud g9s
VAS taken from the till.
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was continued for two weeks for
trial showing having been made
BY hts attorneys 60 the effect that
she Indicted telephone man Is now
physically unable 20 undergo the
strain of hong trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
FINDS HUSBAND
ON DEATH BED

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Dec. 81
just before r. - Hunter died al the
county hospital last night. an anx
ious wife at Nelson. ~ g.. had 10
Gated him on biz sick bed. The
man left his northern home more
than five weeks ago and no word
was heard from him by his family
Hunter was found NO the hospital
and Was Informed of his wlfe's anx-
iety for bis safety She was mott.
fled by wire of hts condition. Al
most before her telegram reached
her he was dying and failed to
rally.
Open Shop Test Case.
PORTLAND Ore. Dec. g7.-fn
order 20 make test case of the
new open shop order given out by
the iron and steel men Of this CITY.
~ w Corbett president Of the vii.
lamette Iron 8 Steel company. en-.
ployed two n0n-uuion holders yes.
to-day The five union molders In
the works Immediately walked out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
All Staple Goods

Such as Notions, Toilet Articles, Sorosis Shoes,
Innings. etc, ETC. are offered at a saving OF TWEEN
ty-five cents on every dollar, making an unprec-
edcntcd opportunity.
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and Mrs Rosa NJ iianaman. legal.
South Seattle. Peter N MeQunde,
40. and Hanna Iiolmberg. 90. Bry.
ant; Daniel Boyle "a. Seattle. and
Florence - Smith. ~ Tacoma; Ku.
machiro Kago. 81. Seattle. and liza.
gino Mitntanl ~, Japan. John New
man. AZ, and Hanna lllil. 4s. Sc.
attic.
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 81 The
directors OF the Tonopah Mininf
company today deferred action re-
garding the declaration of diyl
apud
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20 Per Cent Off All At


Here's a very suitable remem
brnnce for the New Yearwe
have very fine line OF Art
Glass. Painted Glass and Wedg
wood China. all the way from
25c 20 $500 at 20 per cent OF
regular prices.
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Sorosis Shoes 1889

- In addition to the 20 per
cent va are allowing on any
pair Of sorusia Shoes. We
shall on Saturday make a
aplendld special AZ iSs a
pals final price, will be all
slrca in Patent Leather OK.
florida with Preach ileels.
Pateat Leather and Kid OK
fofds wltk welt solcs and
Cuban heels and dlscontln-
ned lines Of High Shoes. all
regularly priced at s75 and
900.
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Tea on Saturday.

Orr day Monday Tuesday and
manY compliments paid Of the
me cp o. tea served patrons That have resolved 20
sanue This Saturday afternoon and evening Re
4mher ladies' that waters will be-
eed patrons FREE Saturday afternoon aud evening
sfne children
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TeN\asDOq8allS
/COufhWiCK Go.
~ COB FIRST Nf.& COLUMBIA ST

During the Removal Sale every
purchase made in the store will be
discounted at $3.50 excepting only a
dozen or so contract items over
whose pricing we have no control.
Everything else, including not only
those lines which are usually sub
jected to cut prices at this season,
but also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
Is Pr Cent OF Leather Goods.

Better while they holiday trade has depleted
~ large varied that either
u ODD pieces else sell the entire line and start right
80 We prefer 20 cOse the balance hence the reduction
per off, They're EN- ordered specially for ne
Asnas trade Suit Gases Hand Bags Purses Wallets Roll Ups
e.
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Handkerchief IS

Odd Handkerchief aud
those that have become
mussed from the holiday
shopping. are going on sale
Saturday at ~ each. The
lines embraced are All.L1ncu
and show values amounting
60 three to seven times this
figure. There are hem
stitched and scalloped edge
embroidered styles and many
Novelty Handkerchief In
color and hand work. ~
final price.)
LooR.
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Begin by shaving Yourself.

y he Auosop Safety Razor We can thu o. better New
Years resolution than thia He scrubby
clean shave every every dag money
2 YOU Wen help by making twoday special this $500
u sss's''oo Razor win Z. blades - - S427
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Per Cent Off Pa
age Perfumes.

Also a special 80 per cent dis.
spuai oif al package perfumes. In
~ az glass bottles Both the
lnforied and domestic odors no
hasr llne ia the city. and some
ssfe and lasting perfumes only
~ and Imported hy The Raven.
AeHensbcr. 80 per cent off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27

Hs good opportunity yourself and children the
ar right We offer The best little bank madethe Dime ~
y bank 10 cents regular price is 81 90
sFe your fOy better gift for New Years JC
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Character in Hats.

mIlliner with n turn for philosophy
declares that womsn's character IL
!nialIbly revealed by the hat she
wears. There are Rudacious hats,
modest hats. Ridiculous hats, and h"ts
that reveal the weRrer as cautious
and secret!ve. AS a rule, woman oil
strong personality may be trusted To
choose hat 20 suit hor. Sho Is stroaS
enough 20 withstand the temptation
70 wear something merely fashionable.
Tho vulgar, seltssscrtivc woman.
generally selects u loud obtEusivs
hat, but evon that | prefer TO the fu'
nercal style OF heaGgcaT affected by the
morbid woman"
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Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior,
Land Oitcc at Pueblo, Colo. July ~, 1907
Notice Is hereby given that Robert Il Walker
OF ordway, Colo has filed notice OF his iuten-
ton TO make final five year proof in support of
his claim. viz Homestead Entry No. 1925,
made July %, 1908, for the W. y s. +. 4. sec
tion 80, and \. y N. 4. section 81, township
II s, Range 81 W. 9Th p. NJ and that said
proof will he made before U. 8. Land Office at
Pueblo, Colo. on September "a, 1897.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his contihanus residence upon, and cultiya-
tion OF, the land viz:
Edwin a Fraser. Of ordway. Colo.
Harrison. of OrdwAy, Colo.
W. f. Arlen, Of Sauborn. Colo.
Maud Eraser, OF Ordway. Colo.
8. A. ABBEY, Register.
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Prince In Palam,s.

Passengers on the Overland limit
ed one morning were startled by tio
appearance In the dining car OF Prince
Mahomed Agakhan OF India wearing a
suit OF psjamGA. says the San fr'n'
cisco Gail. Tho young nob!eman hai
taken hts seat ut one of the tabio3
when his secretary stepped up to m
and whispered several words In his
ear. The dining car was well hiied
with other passengers, Including a
number of women, who were shocked
somewhat by the Princes apparel, Al
gracefully as possible Prince Mahon'
ed accompanied his secretary back
TO his stateroom. He was much era
grined over tho situation and express
cd great modification that tho Ane-f
can women could not appreciate fat
By right OF birth he was entitled to
appear In any garb he chose TO wear.
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-
NO HARM DONE.

:, wonder" said the tall man In tne
mi, Of faded black. III could ih's',s
you In new and cheap edition VI ~"
works OF Anthony Trollope
q don't know" answered inc 'nan
a, the desk. go ahead and let 'h'
near what you have to say.
The book agent began nj once ;.
every student of literature knows
M said, that Anthony Trollope "as
,ne of England's great novchsts'
IA true. perhaps, that he wrote ior
omitted class, but It is better TO ha'o
Inc approval OF the cultivated ana ih'
,olleetunl few than the applause oil inc
,-rrato and unthink!ng muit,uuc'
norm in the year 1915. Mr. TroIiopo
was employed for more than ~ years
In the English postal service. ho nP
,earcd next Us editor OF ST fhu's
Narazinc, In which some OF his best
s,orlcs first saw the light lie WAS
a most prolific writer. His works In
rIudc Tho Golden Lion OF Granporc'
Orlcy Farm The Bertrnms, 'baT-
rhcstcr Towers and other famous
novels, while among MS nistoIlc"' "'''
descriptive works are Tho Life OF
Cicero North America, and South
Africa together with many others, In
rbasc snmple volumes wish particu'
lsrly to call your attention TO tho
rlearncss OF the print. the durabillty
af the binding. and the excellent q9a.'
rs OF paper used
And so on, for ten minutes.
NO" said the man at the desk.
turning again TO hIs work. you
haven't succeeded In interesting Inc a
bit"
That's ar right" reioined the tail
man In the suit of faded black, re
placing the sample volumes in his
valiso w.th impcrturbablc composure.
q have Just started out canvassing
with these books, and was only prac'
tlciug on you. Good afternoon. Chi
cago Tribune,
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COLORADO.
ISSUED by AN ASSOCIATION MADE UP
OF PATRIOTIC MEN WHO ARE IN
TEnEsTEp IN THE DEVELOP
MENT OF THEIR STATE.

The association has NOTHING TO
SELL. hut is advancing the interests
OF the entire state. IL has no prefer
ences as to where settlers take up land
or what character OF farming or other
line OF business engaged in. All we
know is that we have Us good agricul-
tural land rs exists anywhere. We
can furnish you with facts and figures
concerning the yield per acre, cost OF
land, cost OF production and cost of
transportation To market Of any OF the
commodities successfully grown In
Colorado.
We have the lands for fruit grow
Ing that equal those Of any part ot
the world; our almost constant sun
shine, our ineXhaustab!e water sup
ply for irrigation purposes and our
gilTaase make farming a pleasure rath-
er than n labor. We can prove lurg.
er yield per acre for our crops than
any other section OF the country with
greater financial returns, cost Of land
and all other things considered.
One hundred thousand ilrst class
farmers can make homes In our state,
and can acquire more wealth for their
work. and in less time than in any
ether part OF this country or Canada.
Average yield Of wheat per acre in ir-
rigated districts iS............iI j.. Ou.
Average yield OF wheat per acre in
non-irrigated districts. % bu.
Average yield OF potatoes per acre,
year in and year out under irriga-
tion. ..................... .lh1 bu. /
Average yield OF alfalfa per acre
.....i. tons |.
Average yield of sugar beets per acre
......lj tons
Colorado fruit and melons are known
the world over, and command the
highest prices. We can quote you
actual figures Of returns made on fruit
farms that will surprise you.
II you write us clearly and care
:ully, giving name in full and pOstoflicc
address, we will gladly inform you
as to any section; as to character OF
farming engaged in in such section; as
To water supply; cost OF land, and any
and all Information that you might
desire
THE COLORADO STATE Con-. Assn.
I136-io Stout ST., Denver, Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior,
Land Ofirc Al Pueblo, Colo. June N, 100.
Notice IL hereby given thrt Joseph I. Hlskely
of Arlihg gtou, Colo. has filed notice OF his IN
icntion to mike final cummutaiiou proof In
import OF his claim, viz: HOmes'ca Entry
No li2i7 made May l6. ip0i, for the n ". 4
section -, township Is s, Range 81 Wand thai
sald proof will be made before Clerk District
Court at La Junta, Colo on Sept. 9, 1877.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his c6ntinu us residence upon, and cultivation
OF. the land, viz:
Cline, Chas. Sharp. orvillc senters, Boon
Best, all OF Arlington, Colo.
First publication July 10
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior
Land Dfilce Mt pusblo. colo Jul,, q,

Department OF the Interior.
Land Oiiice Mt Pueblo, colo July 20. 1907
Notice is hereby given that John Cowdcn
OF Olney. colo. has flied notice of his IN. !.
tention TO make final five year proof In suppor,
OF hi' claim viz: Homestead Entry No i2Gpo
made May 30, 1902 for the N. y s l.. NJ: g. "
n. Il. y section 81, township 10 s, range So w
9Th p; NJ, and that said proof will he made he.
tore U. 8. Land Office Mt Pueblo. colo. on Sep
tember L., 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
of the land viz:
WIN. Auckland. of Olney, Colo.
A. +. Enyart, of Olney, Colo.
Wilson Dennis, of Ordway, Colo.
Rees II. Herndon, Of Ordwav. Colo.
First publication July 20