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put u could not subduo
PIE are fearless inden"us Our ma
cry loving. They are 'Se N and I'M,
lcilslon and of their eo,,suu Of the,
necialiy OF the localitles nnd es.
NV; MANY of the trlha' where thew
INV, inc last man had = would flgh,
' TINS iand OF the ALL opped ana
y would be almost l,,, mountain
p'.ng US into permanent POSSIBLE "a
70 you think that th sunlectlonH
SM1.erenS O., WIN be to the M nseeirss
,,, Yes, but much better 49,.
"f ,ron nave been made. Tho provisions O,,ons
~ 1870 set aside for tho lumber
taI,v , n,hhers at the ports VII, lection
vided for me only 2,5OO ara To-
alone" "ere IN nanpis,
THE i.I MOROCCO OF THE rr,r,,n,
DO you think that char sluHE.
SUN ..n .hke place in Morocco -, ses will
na. depends much upon ~.
hand,ad ''ia now the peonio soy'
thai Mnroon - they could unde,s,dafs
denca anS could hold its indo.uehd
p.i.Se ana still have moder, 'Huepen-
think many new thinss si reforms
troduced. A strong goy Souiu be ln-
needed, however, to mako . ,hnent "a
ment When I went to T,ond 'S EXPERT
suitans ambassador 1 an, % the
certain arrangements as IN req into
ana other modern innovs,,n allrosds
tne situation In the eountr,, but
nntagonism to foreign WAYS and the
lhat ! was not able TO carr, were such
= peneve' however, that Mormeen out
future. which will be far y 40 has
Ioh I.s past We have I,nerent
mere whlch la wonderfully fert, iiauhl7
can ralse grain OF many ki nSos We
athn,, Ina. Is surpassed by that ~ ana
viii ,hra u, cattle. horses and ss. no
n,,r renn,n almost everywhere svS
farmers. Morocco Is aIso IN, men and
erals. There Is coal riebt w N min
the strait OF Gibraltar ana Ut near
mountains have deposits Of S r"i Atai
Ver, copper and iron. The co,,S,, ST.
meyer been prospected, but its nag
pihties are undoubtedly greata posi-
A MESSAGE TO THE Ante,
In closing our conversation -.
cd Mr.. Menehbi to send i. asa
me, a few words NJ anroagh
to the American people. sev,nss r ,ss
exceliency is about the most n, lol'
sive man in Morocco. and I p' .Ss
like to take from you a word =, snolli
ing to what we consider tba gree.
progressive nation OF the w.s .,oN
world" western
The sultan's war minister en,it.,
this. His face however soon rr''ea ~
serious. and he said: '" s'sR
Il have great admiration %.
Americans. and [ hope | shall soo c w
able TO cross the Atlantic To vis tVn
me only message have for ro NV
That you should study this co Sva
and cultivate closer trade ra JIaua
with It. We have here about I@SS
900 inhabitants, and we are no,p I,..
consumers of cottons and Other ,t1.'a
which Americans make Onr t su,un
are chiefly lighted by Americo rO1s
troleum, and our people wesr ci,d'
mace or stun grown by YOU Van.
raw cotton, however. goes to EnylsrS
and the English do the weacirs s1
sell US the goods. ] understand , M
you have cotton mills Of your owe rv-
why not make the goods vonr,s,v.,
and get all the profit? wa Mo-,
cans are friendly to you ana =,
would be glad to trade with vow ~
as II Is our chief supplies coma tr.-
the various countries of Eurona wi
mostly from England, Spain, Germs
and France"
FRANK G. CARPENTER
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50ylan5 <SolalgU Nece1z1zY Z1gu~ BY

that became unpopular and was forced
to resign. His excuse for leaving Fee
was that he wanted to make a pill
grimage to Mecca. He went there via
the Mediterranean, and after coming
back settled in Tangier, becoming a
British subject, and thereby protecting
himself against any possible persecu-
ton from his enemies who had taken
his place In the favor OF the sultan.
] understand that Menehbi saved a
lot of money while he was one of the
sultan's chief officials. and that, instead
of hurying II In the walls of his house
at Fee or under Its floors. as is some
times done by the Moors, he deposited
il In the Bank of England to his own
draft. This prevented his enemies get
ting possession of his fortune. After
his settlement In Tangier he withdrew
the money, and he has now invested
great part of 1t in a large apartment
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cracy Her priests became slaves. for
the new synod would have no God but
the car; no religion but ukazes. This
Is why, for all her outward pomp and
spleudor, she is as corrupt as the cath
edral Of st. Isaac. Honest men will
not enter her service. religious men
shut themselves up N mouasteres TO
be freed from the yoke 0l the Imperial
dogmn. And 20 the peasants and the
working men, for whom the church Is
the one guide TO conduct are left
prey 10 drunkarls and lihertlnes. who
seem likely to hold sway I'M the house
OF Romauoff has fallen, and the ruin
of ST. lsaac's Is complete
IVAN OSTRELSKY.
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DIRE PROPHECY
OVER OLD CHURCH
tcontinued from page thirtocon.)

tContlnued from page thirtecon,l
again, for the damp that eats up the
ilundntion of the Hnulc city IA aaavy-
ing at Il.
Wormen are ever busy trying to ro-
PAIR the damage. Scarfoldings and lad
defs are as much part OF 81 lsanc's
as the marble ard gems The door rs
raised here, a crack ulied I'm there. "a
door lifted or an kon replaced. Bur AN
10 vain. II Is cursed with the cau5er
of rottenness and its walls cannot stand
upright. Every effort has been madc
ana fortunes wasted to Try aud repair
the evil.
Alexander |, alarmed at the ruin. had
IT pulled down ana bult on new founda-
tions, hoping 20 stay the ravages Of
tho bog-but all 20 no purpose
Thousands OF lives have been
lost and millions of lies acted ana told,
IN order to build and beouufy Il; vet
nothing on earth can arrest the decay
mat laid its hand upon IL from the
nrst. Is " symbol OF itussll's priest
hood " the canker TINT cnts az her
church's heart OF It's outward splendor
ana Inward dlseasc9 Russians. who
eyer seek sign, are bcsInning to
think so.
ToLsTors ATTACK.
Readers OF Tolstoi viii recall that
writer's attack upon the priests ln
Resurrection After describing how
the priest goes through mass with
hlasphemOus Indifference and holds tho
ikon for the prisoners 10 ltiss, he says.
He had forgotten the substance OF the
dogmns OF this fAlth an had a
definite price which real Chrsulna
readily paid No he cried out his Jesus
have mercy unon us. Jesus have mercy
upon US with the same quiet certainty
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dens filled with beautiful flowers and
semi-tropical plants and trees. One sec
ton of 1t contained tennis court, with
a cement floor as smooth as marble.
whore the ex-minister delights TO play
tennis with his European friends. There
is central path through the gardens.
and down this we walked until we came
into two great reception rooms, where
the war minister receives his men
friends. We passed through the first
set of parlors, which are ioored with
mosaic and luxuriously furnished, and
then came into large room walled
with glass looking out upon the Allan
tic ocean. The house Is built on a high
bluff hanging right over the sea. and
the mountains of Spain were In plain
sight across the way. We could hear
the surf roar as 1t dashed against the
rocks below.
AT the entrance to this room stood
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house and other buildings there. His
own home Is one OF the finest In the
city, and | doubt not it will compare
favorably with any private home in
the country. 1t was there that visited
him.
Travelling upon my mule through
street SO narrow that L could almost
touch both walls with my hands, | rode
by the kasbah or the governors palace.
past the soldiers and on out into the
country, About a half mile from the
city gates we came to a walled in
closure with a plain, unpretentious
door. We knocked upon this and it was
opened by negro slaves, who took
charge of our mules. We passed in
through sort of porter's lodge. where
half dozen other slaves were sitting,
and found ourselves In Il great court or
park surrounded by Moorish buildings,
the rooms of which made up of gar
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pETER's AnoLIsnMENr.

When, Two hundred years ago. Peter
ne Great abolished the patriarchate
and put himself IA its stead. The Greek
o. urch M Russia ceased to be church
and became a branch OF the bureau
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Two .aii CLOCKS OF the Kind that sell In
W. ie United states for 500 apiece, ana
they played the chimes at the striking
Oh .ne hours. The Tiled floor was COW
ersu Win oriental rugs, the great d.
800, 49, 49,. upilotste,eu ~, ilon req No
cases containing rare china and swords
rifles and other veanons inIaid with
gold and silver The surroundings were
those ar n man ~ taste ana thjs was
my Impression OF Menehbi when he an
peared,
sT-yptCAJ, MOON
Let me lell you now ne looks. lie ls
typical MOOR OF the peter class ana
OF KIND one does not expect 10 find In
what Is generally known as one of the
piack spots ol TINS plack continent. 81
el-Mehdi el-Menehbi would make one of
inc handsomeSt OtheHos VINO ever trod
the stage. he Is tall, straight ana hne
looking, and his Moorish costume
makes him look taller. he has a light
complexion and ike all MOORISH men,
wears u full bearo, ms whishers pelhg
brown ana curry aIo as me as SILK
broad forehead with large hazel eyes
was 10 be seen peiuw MS Wnlte turpan.
His nose 10 straight ana mis- cheek
bones high. his costume consisted Oh
long white wooden gown, or purnouse,
with hood at the back. ana the
sleeves of this were SO wide that they
showed his forearm to the elbow. The
skin was as white as yours or mine. AS
we chatted he now and then smiled,
showing good set OF strong teeth' ana
he twice perceptibly yawned.
MOROCCO IN A SAD CONDITION.
During NV conversation asked
him as to the condition OF the coun-
try. He replied that Morocco was IN
sag ~, s.a.e, nt e o,,er the tribes
praetiSAiiy ho o"iSo' wv s,,s,,,,, ~
ana inc peopie ale now
pay thNeS ~ ~ ~ 49, - \ ,.,t,,SHoa IN q
sullan, 5ne a.s n"s ~ ~ s,,lt,n
lew nuiiui xu ooops, %u "..ida 80
mas ~ So.I'S ~ " IN ~ Saod
pc|, ne., ~ atast, had
o, ING so nmn t.. hiS S,s eve,
ABOUT io'Vyv toopn, ,a t,.i1os sent
was suei lna. 'ns -, ,a,,v
~ tilpu,o az ps, -, Ill,
thousaIius % i.n,.' 49,, sant
semt oi,e OF sio.u a,aS tharo ,yere
iats sc eu ,h. " io'' 80 ~, "ra..
et SIS u
Itpu,r uuS .ns ieNs'p'S WY P'oN
lioai.S no.n ,' NJ. ,ton,,,, os o., t,,a
NJ sn,.oi 80. ,rn,,aIj,a g., No
sa1ety OF toreigners .raVenhs M MO
rpoeo tie p",i -
ptieu snn. .ho iupse,on - ~ $500
Wy Seransef mo'.u .saoi I ..,, tI.
.lVil eetS was I,if,... On
niien. sel .iroush u' ,' or .t .e
tniSa. pu ,a,tit.a 1'I ot,., IN
ttlpes anu niii Gu, ,,tt ~. .ha ato ~
ane naiims W ~ ~ W w. ~, ,te f
asaii's. iael'i .,is'n ~ nc n,,t .t,a
foreigner, but the chances are that
He viii not,
THE MILITARY POSSIBILITIES OF
THE MOORS.
Menehbt AS head of the war denart-
ment of the sultan for wears and COM
mander- chief of the army should
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have discovered q new and seemingly
uniMlnB remedy Tor the deadly cancer
nave made some most as lonlshing cur \.
\ peHeNe every person with concer shou q
KNOW q this marvellous medicine and It's
wonderful cures, and | will he GLAD TO
give ful INCARNATION free 20 all who write
me and tell me about their case.
relsg heasnn, laleshurg, H., had can
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he 10 wel, My marvellous radlatz od fluid
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ana restoring them 10 health and
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write today and learn how others have
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dillon may be, do not hesitate TO write
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letter promptly glvinE you, absolutely
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lemarkeble cures. Address DR. Rupert
Wells soz0 Radol Bldg s. Louis, Mo.
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hills near by. TOR the mountain tribes
have to rely upon the plains for their
-four
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MEN PAST sIXTY IN nANGrR

More than half mankind over slxty
der disorders, usually enlargement q
prostate gland. This is both painful and
dangerous, and Foleys Kidney CUE
should be taken at the first sign Of dan
ger. as It corrects irregularities and h.
cured many old men OF this disease NJ
II suffered with enlarged prostate sIsnt
and kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bottles OF Foley's Kidney Cure
feel better than have for twenty yess
although l am now M years Old For
sale by F. ]. Hill Drug Co.
-
It pays to meet us face to face
Mecham Dental Co, IS Main st.
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49,, 49, t., t,r Tho ,rs,tptai, teihns
LIZ Hl',a ' ~ VIZ r,on ne nlnIns for their
! - F
"""''
RAILROAD VS. nONKEYS.
.t..A so,,,, ,,,,.,,t,,.,, ,h,,, an.
L ~ Ne tis,.i 80. .t,,t ~ Ntno,e
49, a. 49,, ~. H.! ,,,,,4 ts,. ~,
",,,ii w., sar.,,t,, t5,.,ttn,, s,5 XIX,
r.na,'sc No ,,S,,,d ,,,, me- Gnpttevs
,,,i'. 49, pu i ~ ,-i,,,eo a. a,
~ ~ wv Ui w. Sior,,,r,
80 h,. ~. t,. 80 s,t,,,, ~, ~
~. M. 49,. 80 80, ay,i,,st I'm
k q, ,a,',,,. -, ,i,,st,, i,,, ard
~ at,,.r, ~, t,,..1 ,,'5 taaI y, ~
Noori,t, lnt,ie 49, ,,ir,os, notbins IN
~, =, '''I - 80. ec,,ts a., 80
- 800 80 49,. ,t,at, ~, 80 cS,,,s
a a., ea. "'' ~. ,,,,,ie srho az
dtnasy ua,i,n ca, he taken care ~ for
n iIttf $500. ~ y,,e,,sos ~, nc rood
sro liza cbcer h,,i tba lads carried
~ ~ ~, oiI'b ~ ~ ,,,,,ni ,,.t,i 60,
cst az, ~, ,.,,,,'' lie fretobt
Ks ia tbe characterization Of foreirners
M nae. he .,,,,,,,,,,,,e rbn dtofanccn
f,o,, ,ron,io, ~ ~, is ,hn,,t ia ,n,i.s
ANA IA that distance M tbyee cents 81
nil. ,.n,,id ,ost incIn1ins, bo,res,,c
t,gt e. ~ nod ttS ti,ne ror,i9,red ,,9,,7Id
a., less tbon ave bo,,re ,rha oraine,v
foreipne,. cannot mako Fe2 in loss mar
"A tveeE ana ire cos, ~ tbe io,,rnev
~ ~ hsa to
Sg6 a DIV tbo,,e,ht az ,,,ntiro, tbe t,ln
expecting 70 spend month on the way
men said lint I shouId hive TO. % nsv
$50 Der dny for All The time or nv nb.
sence. making my one-month's Journey.
Including stay OF two weeks nj Fee
cost me 81 05O. For this trip should
have TO employ O soldier or so. and
would have required about three mules
to carry my baggage, as well as mules
for myself and guide and cook, |
should have to camp out every night,
and would have been lucky had /
reached Fez In one week. In connection
WIN the American legation Mt Tangier
iound q dragoman who offered to give
me the same accommodations for 5000
AZ me same time there was great risk
OF being captured by hrigands on the
wgy ana held Tor ransom; and, on the
Whoie' ala not think the trip worth |
the RISK
our American minister, who made the |
journey IRON RANGER TO Fee month |
or so ngo, spent " days on the way. He |
Ii4G I'rse company OF soldiers fur |
nlSnVu oN the sultan, and the sultan |
pald ~ ms expenses, amounting TO |
luniy inousahdH OF dollars. | under |
t'ilu ,ntt me munster look the ladies |
~ ~ l"inliS with nm, hut, inasmuch |
n ri,elr expenses also came out of the
have no objection ""' "i''
UNI.
,,., " Nv. lsit t, one OF Oiher OF the great pow
IN VI uippe taxes possession of Mo-
C,,,y' oIu uouot not this win soon
W. ~ pnss one OF the hrst things VIII
ny "rliu'Ils or fallroad from Tan
w pez, II me French should be
!, Va. u i'.,i, Ine protection Of the country
~, ~, WI 2ly extend their railroad
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LIsTEN WITH REspNcr.

John OF Cronstndt. tho great seer OF
INC Russian church, the man who sees
visions and whose prophecies even edu-
Gated Russiaus listen ia with respect,
breaches sornons to the pilgrims who
Hook TO him, I'm which he tells them 10
peraecute the Jews II they would be
saved. He has founded n brother
hood which spreads all over the empire
ana the records of which would make
Volumes OF scandalous Information.
Most Of tho details of the "Brethrens"
NE arc too disgracerul To be men
TONED here. they are more Ike the or
K,e' of a llceptlous rabhle than the
lives Of priests. a mild specimen
VIII suffice To convince the reader OF
lhe state OF the Russian priesthood,
John of Cronstadt sent a brother"
TO collect money for the church aud
himself He went into towns and VIII
lagos preaching pogroms and selling
bits of rag that the prophet had
blessed When funds were too low To
pay Tor the brothers" thirst for vod-
ka ana other pleasures. "A mircle was
performed. This IL one; The brother"
would ask for mug OF milk, look
into ", start back q few PAGES with
puzzled face mako the sign Of the
cross an n md let " drop or course
n fcll into % hundred pieces, See"
said he. "tha devil was IN that milk
when ! mnde the sign Of the cross upon
II, II trlol 10 jump out and broke the
nu~ Tho pieces of II win now keen
nN cholera typhus ana other diseases.
'inf the COW must be given 10 the
church."
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masses 10 raid the Jewish quarter and
torture the inhabitants He was re-
Warded for his services to the car
ana the orthodox church," by public
benedlcion and present of money
from the holy" synod
GQpou, who ruined thousands of
lives, Was priest. and his peridy has
done more to set the Russian work
men against religion OF an kinds than
generation OF athestic propaganda.
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Sbdue lhem "A Message For Uncle
London Who Was Kidnapped by
Rais-Raro R"esA Rich Farming Country,
With Abundant Mineral Deposits.
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A TALK WITH ST EI.-MEHDI Ell
MENEHBI.

1t was through Mr.. Harris that was
given an audience with 81 el-Mehdi
el-Menehbi. who as minister of war
under the sultan. and as his favorite
adviser for a long time, practically con
trolled Morocco. He was In high favor
until The rebellion OF the So called Son
OF the She ASS, who claimed to he the
elder brother OF the sultan, but after
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NOW CLOSED TO HIM.

He would cell tho pieces Of the mug
for what they would fetch ana walk on
with the COW leaving the people under
tho impression that he had w0rdsd IN
some terrible catastrophe, Famine has.
however closed this field 10 him.
In many places the husbands ana
fathers Of some of the women who
f"ll into this "hrotheTs" clutches. went
% the Feer OF Croustadt 70 complain.
~ know nothing about him" said the
holy mon. a few believed him. bur
others Uoluted 10 photograph ln
which John ana the 'hrofhor' were 10.
gcther sim however. John denied
fhc man.
This IL not an isolated case There
arc hundreds OF pops whose iulluities
cannot be put uron paper bat whose
conduct is sanctioned by Russin's
prophet ana tolerated by Russm's au-
t0crat For the cgar rs the supreme
nend Of an this hnsnhemv' n h For
him that the priests pray from begin-
ming 10 end of the mass, n ls he who
puts the crown ~ the hfiy Russlas on
his holy head AZ tho coronation be-
G use none other rs mighty enough to
DO H.
, 1907-04-04
J. G. WRISINGER,

Cattle branded left side, horses left
shoulder. Range Brush creek. Ad-
dress, Bennett, Wyo.
, 1907-04-04
Selected Lands in Carbon County

In accordance with the provisions
of Sec. 5, of Chapter 36, Laws of Wy
oming, 1905, the following described
selected lands will be leased to the
parties named: or to their assigns to-
wit:
Thos. Loune, WI ne4 sec Is; nj
sw4; sch sec. 81; sci sec. l5, TIP. l6,
r. SO. A. Blackmore, VIZ net; se4
ne4 sec. 80, TIP. IA, R. 81; sw4 sec. 9,
TIP. IL, R. SO. Mary Mckay nw4 sw4;
8! nw4 sw3 mel sec 2, TIP. II, r. SO.
Bessie hurry, 81 SET sec. 2. TIP. rs, R
81; nw4 se1-4 sec. 4, TIP. rs, r. So;
nel-4 sci 4 sec. 3, TIP. II, r. 80. John
Sublet. sw1-, sel-4 sec. "a, TIP. 10, R.
80. Olga johnson, ne1-4 nw1-4 sec
ID, TIP. Is, r. 80. Clara Richards,
n1-2 sl-2 sec, "a, TIP. %, R. 70. John
St. A. Boyer, mel 4 se1-4; se1-4 nel-4;
lot 1, sec. 6; lot 4. sec. 5, TIP. ID; lot
4; se1-4 sw1-4; sly se1-4 sec.
81 TIP. IA. r. SO. Alberto Valdez,
nw1-4 ne1,4; nel.4 nw1-4 sec. %,
sw1 4 sw1-4 sec. IA; ne1.4 sel-4;nw1-4
se1-4; sw1.4 ne1-4; se1-4 nw1-4; nw1-4
sw1-4 sec Is, Ty. II, R. SO. n1-2 NV
IA sec. %, TIP. II. r. So; ne1-4 se1-4
sec. 5, lots IL, IL sec. 4, TIP. l6, X. SO.
Alberto Valdez, sig nel-4 e1-2 sel-4
sec. %, TIP. II, r. Sc. Epimenio Lu.
jan, nw1-4 nwl.4 sec. %, TIP. Is, R.
Sc. WIZ nw1-4 sec II; sw1-4 sw1-4
sec, 8; TIP. Is, R. So. Wiz mel. 4; el-2
sw1- A sec. 8; sw1-4 nw1-4 sec. 10; ne
IA sel-4; 81 2 se1-4 sec. 9, TIP. Is, r.
SO. Anna Kennady, nw1-4 nel.4 ne
IA nwl-4 sec. 2s, TIP. II, R. 80.
Chas. Kennady, wi 2 nw1.4; nw1-4
sw1-4 sec q, TIP. II, R. 50. Frank
Blake, lot l sec 4, TIP. Is, X. 81; Sc
IA sw1 4: s1-2 se1-4 sec. "a; sw1-4 sw
IA sec. 35, TIP. II, R. 81. s1-2 sel-4
sec, SO; sw1-4 swl 4 Sec. "a, TIP. II,
lot 8, sec. 4, TIP. 16, R, 81.
4-4-1w r. P. Fuller,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
, 1907-04-04
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
March %, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that John
McFarlane, of Saratoga, Wyoming
has filed notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in support
of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1860, made May 4, 1900, for the
81 sw4; nw4 sw4; sw4 nw4 Section 8,
Township lS n. Range "a W., and
that said proof will be made before
j. F. Crawford, U. S. Comm'r, Dist.
of Wyo,, at Saratoga, Wyoming, on
May 8, 1907.
He anne the following witnesses
to prove his continues residence upon,
and cultivation of, the land, viz:
John Swanson, Mary Swanson,
Alexander McPhail and Catherine Nc
Phail all Of Saratoga, Wyoming.
w. E. Chaplin.
Register.
, 1907-04-04
Publication.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Cheyenne, Wyoming, March %. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Fran
ces E.. Want, Of Saratoga, Wyo., has
fled notice of intention to make proof
ON her desert-land claim, No. 4485 for
the WI sw4 Sec. "a, 81 sch; 81 sw4
and nwa sw4 Sec. SO, Il. I'm, X. 50
W., before j. F. Crawford, U. S. Com
missioner, District of Wyoming. at
Saratoga, Wyoming, on THURSDAY the
9th day of May, 1907.
She names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irregation and
reclamation OF said land. Ralph w.
Wood, Dor 7. Keich, Andrew j. Ken
naday and Isaac w. Want all of Sar-
atoga, Wyoming.
w. E. Chaplin,
Register.
First pub. March %
Last pub April Is
, 1907-04-04

Everything in stock at greatly re-
duced prices. Many things at actual
cost until my stock is sold out. Spot
cash only secure these bargains.
Mrs. Dyer
, 1907-04-04
Men Wanted

Men Wanted
Laborers and Carpenters wanted.
Inquire OF or address.
Geo. Fl. Hand
Gen'l. Manager Penn-W Wyoming
lift Eneampm ent, Wy oming
Desert Land Final Proof. Notice For
, 1907-04-04

JOHN MCFARLAND.
E Cattle branded on either side, horse.
IKE z on left shoulder. Range, Jack creek
and Platte River. Address, Saratoga