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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

Moore have returned from a visit to
Provo.
County Commissioners George McCune
and Hans Hassell We're in Nephi during
| the week
Mrs. Humbert Gustaldi and children are
in the capital visiting relatives
Cyril McPhee and John Donnelly were
visitors in Salt Lake City during the
week.
w. c. Davis has returned from his va
cation, which he spent in Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pross. for some
years residents of Eureka. have left for
california, where they will make their
home in the future. They will visit in
Keno. New, en- route.
Mrs Duncombe and two of her chill
dren left last Sunday for Lehi where
they will visit friends for a few days
and then go to Koosharem for weeks
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Robertson are visit
ing with the family of DR.. Harvielle in
! Robinson.
| iting friends and relatives in Payson.
Miss Nellie Murphy of Park City is in
Eureka visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Leees and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Murphy.
W. T. Watson and family, who have
recently moved to Mammoth from Provo.
spent a few days during the week with
Mr. and Mrs Robert Adamson in Eu-
reka.
DR.. Pfoutz and Paul Douglas visited
| friends in Payson last Sunday.
Mrs. p j. Fennell and children. who
Edward Duggan in Richfield returned to
| their homes in Eureka last Friday.
e l. Talbot. superintendent of the
Daly-West mine in Park City. was in Eu-
iting his infant daughter. who has been
dangerously i'll for the past week
L. S. Allcock returned last Friday from
visit to Florence. Colo.
Miss Mamie Sullivan is entertaining
Miss Margaret McDonough of Salt Lake
| City.
Theodore Fulmer and family are spend
ing a vacation in Hobble creek
Oscar Forslund wa; a visitor to the
capital during the week.
Mrs. George Beane, who has been quite
| i'll for the past week. is now on the road
TO recovery.
Gus J. Henriod has been a Nephi visitor
during the week.
Braxton Barnett returned last Sunday
evening from a visit with his family in
| PaySon.
Miss Minnie AllcOck was pleasantly sur
prised at her home last Wednesday even
| ing. large number of the young lady's
friends were present. and very enjoy
able evening is reported.
Del Roberts will leave next week for
Potlatch. Wash. 10 join his wife. who
has been visiting relatives there for some
time. Mrs. Roberts and the children will
| accompany him upon his return to Eu
reka.
Mrs Walter Suggs returned last Sat
urlay after a few weeks visit i'm Custer
county Idaho. Her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. F. FuIriede. who are also there upon
a visit will return to Eureka next week.
Mrs. Joseph Schlecht and her daugh-
ter are spending a few days at the Hot
Pots resort in Midway, Utah.
Mrs Charles Kruger was a Provo Wis
ltOr during the week
Mrs J. p Driscon and Mrs. P. J. Don
nelly returned last Sunday evening from
Salt Lake City, where their father, Cap
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23
RECOMMENDS RUN
FOR AUTOMOBILE
Salt Lake Club Outlines Course
That Is Filled With Interest
From Start to Finish.

Among the other good things the Salt
Lake Automobile club is doing is the
planning of drives or jaunts for automo-
biles A number of the routes are in
course of construction but the first
one to be completed and tested by car
owners who are members of the club was
announced yesterday. In this run APP
proximately fOrty-five miles are covered.
and everything is to be seen from city
streets and pavements to country roads
and pastoral picture. 1t is a time OF the
year when the brown of the approaching
autumn is giving its first hint. when
ripened yellow mingles with the eternal
green
The suggestion given by the Automobile
club is this: Down Main street 10
Twelfth South street. east To State street.
south on State street to the end OF the
Stag road. east to Ninth East, south 10
Union. west to State street, south on
State street to what is known as the
Stag pile. at which point turn west across
the Jordan river. and after reaching the
top of the hill turn left TO the south 10
Riverton. turn west to the Redwood road.
then turn north on the Redwood road
back to either Fourteenth or Twelfth
South and then east or north back into
town
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23
People Vote on Franchises.
Candidates to Be Pledged.

I'VE will see all of the candidates for
the state legislature and ask them to vote
for the proposed bill. not as members of
any particular political party. but as cit
liens.
Under the new form of city govern
ment considerable money can be saved.
This can be spent in public improve
ments which will benefit all of the people.
saving of this sort will mean the secur-
ing of funds for public undertakings with
out the necessity of additional taxation.
and that ought to appeal to taxpayers.
From expressions of opinions 1 have
heard and from letters ! have read. be-
lieve that public sentiment is strongly In
favor of the enactment of the proposed
law Some OF the influential men of the
state. who formerly opposed the Calves
ton plan OF city government, now under
stand the matter better and are in favor
of II.
1T the matter is widely discussed be-
tween now and the time of the opening of
the next session Of the state legislature.
] believe that the proposed bill viii pass
both houss of the legislature without diff
ficulty."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

Simon Guggenheim. United States
senator from Colorado. when in Salt
Lake yesterday, said: salt Lake City
certainly has made great strides in the
last five years, and ii is one of the
most beautiful places in the country.
too. The financial stringency certainly
has not affected il much
Salt Lake has almost doubled It's
population in the last eight years. and
property values have quadrupled.
History repeats itself. and with the
doubling of the population in the next
eight years property values will again
quadruple. and YOU should reap a
part of the profit to be made out of
real estate by becoming interested in
realty now. and securing a foothold at
the present prices.
The Mutual Realty Co. owns the
best apartment house site in the city.
on which it is erecting a very hand
some building.
Every one has an opportunity to
share in the profits of this company,
from the man who has but-a few hun
dred to invest to the one who may
have thousands. and each will receive
the same rate of profit.
The company is under the manage
ment of business men who have made
a success in their different callinSs.
Shares in this company will pay
from II TO Is per cent per annum, and
subscriptions will be received for "A
limited amount of its stock at 500
(par) per share, by c. +. Raybould,
secretary, 524 Security e Trust build
ing Salt Lake City. Utah.
Write for circular.
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER CUES
TIONS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

tain Deprezin, has been for the past week
on account of illness. He is now reported
to be recovering.
Charles Freckleton and Mrs. Musetta
Tranter were united in marriage at the
home of the formers father last Friday
evening.
Joseph NJ. Taylor and Mrs. Mary a.
Christie were married last Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
Seph Hencely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23
SkliNA.

DIR. c. f. West. A. j. Scott. Jonath Mad
sen, Mr.. BreinhOlt and j. s. Morgan were
delegates TO the Socialist convention
which was held at Richfield last Satur-
day.
A fine pair Of twins. weighing eight
pounds, arrived at the home of Tom Her
bert last night Mother and boys are do
ing we'll
Mrs. w. II. Brown returned yesterday
from two weeks visit at Salt Lake and
Bingham.
SUPERVISE n. Z. Snen is at Rabbit val
ley this week on a tour OF inspection over
the Fish lake reserve.
Henry Mckinney returned yeSterda y
from four days trip TO Mount Pleas
ant.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. Williams are rejoc-
ing over the arrival of a fine baby girl:
also Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Nicholson were
made happy by the arrival of a girl. and
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mckinney last night.
Miss Effie Rex returned yesterday from
ten days visit to Bingham.
Miss JoseDhine Peterson is at Spanish
Fork and Salt Lake visiting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

lawn party at the resi- ence of Bishop T.
II. q. Parks Tuesday evening
Mrs Edward Pitts of Salt Lake is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23
SaItair, Monday. Aug. "a,
to all ladies free.
NEW BOOKS IN LIBRARY.

The following seventeen volumes Will
be added TO the public library Monday
morning:
Miscellaneous.
First Census OF the United States,
Heads OF Families: Rhode Island and
South Carolina volumes.
Flammarion-Mysteri Psychic Forces.
Hastings-Dictionary of Christ and the
Gospels. two volumes (reference).
Observation-Disclosures.
Lindsay-History of the Reformation IN
Germany.
North-Mother of California
Palmer-Life OF Alice Freeman-Palmer
Pendleton-Alexander II. Stephens.
Salisbury-Physiogra
SmIth-Modern Criticism and the Preach
ing of the Old Testament.
Velasquez-New Spanish Reader.
Fiction.
Galsworthy-Villa RUBEN.
Seton, Mrs.-Nimrod's Wife.
Children's Books.
Brooks-In Blue and White.
Kennedy-New World Fairy Book
Ladies' Day, saltair,
Monday. Aug. "a.
Bicycle races. Saltair tonight
Bathing is at its best: battle now,
and you'll keep on bathing at Saltair.
ONLY $500
To Ogden and return today. via o. S. L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

DR.. T. A Flood announces his return
20 Salt Lake to resume the practice
of medicine Offices with DR.. Mayo.
suite 30l. Mccormick building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

Bicycle races. saltair, tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

To Ogden and return today. via o. S. L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23
ONLY $500

Bathing is at its best: battle now
and you'll keep on bathing at Saltair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23
Ladies' Day.
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Bicycle races. Saltair, tonight, rain
or shine Fine card.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

Harry Simpler. Commercial Photog-
rainier Isl South Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

SaItair, Monday, Aug. "a,
TO all ladies free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

EduIes Jay, odItdfr,
Monday, Aug. "a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23

Bicycle races. saltair. tonight.
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KENTUCKY |sLEAOER
FIRST STATE IN FIELD TO CON-
SERVE RESOURCES.
Surveying Party to Make Record o.
Existing Conditions Of 1ime"
suppy-spesihe Reeemmen-
cations 20 Be Made.

wssInctou -Oue Of the firsi states
IN the country to cooperate IN
study Of It's torvst resources and IFS
natural water supplies kentucky
PROMISES 20 lead in the iaauEuTauoA
0. = liberal and tarsichtrd I7ali'l for
the conservation Ct thrsy natural as
sets
In short 'lme survey ar party
will start ln he south 'u 'vu'AiH c'un
ti,,s ut the V'uy G-a>s s.A.r and d. "-'t
and on hu-,r5ack -aeh -'ua'' "al BE-
Travelled over and careful rv''r1
made q eNtstins conditions 81 ne
thinker supply Ni,A N5es TO making
-eC,rrurrcudattoas for f-l'Ate and pub
lie Acticn lor ,he.r I.vsv-'-t.,A and
increase
rhr ,,reas, - the Investigation
viii - A,r-c q .=''y Nv 'Ns s'A,r A1-i
q sc-!cultu-g a=L r, .-t IGr,-! states
torss; service. e..A Aii r.. r.a'iHs
s..olo The NIX a zs ,,-r- 'ast 'ra1.
and ~l,h ,4-r,as $50 -,na.a
.rs. s. 80 IS 4'4.As.e - zee .uNrs-
,lsA.ous this se-s-a.
Kea;ucky IS elce7,!o-s,,y STATED
for Gu.1e r'or~5r Ur-k 20 A-e MI
tie recta: discuss. - Pei! 2, 'se
governors A: :Sg W. - 81 80 May
o. !,s large Streams -t>s ~ia.a -
ovn h--tv-s. 3 .hr 49, r-> .l-cNs
can - MS; i--5'Ae.y - -s,-vvi n
Other comm -aE-a.,ts re S,t-A..oa !s
much 2u-s c7-r. Gated
n the case @. tAe -- .-,---! h--a-
ischiaa -yst-ses t-s-a--- 3. VAS
show II iAs -~r-' t.s.gSs. - = "a
ccaE7vssic-a, G. r-.''--.. 'Aa' he
taaee-,us a-.ts -.as-'-t-- De- ,se
g-stual i-a-LA- - vr-. s.-.At
w,te,y over .se OHIO A. MSS. 7Ti
ysileys
Il K.c.u-kv Aovev-- ~ -,'l..-7s
.-e urrr intimate -s--- --. s--s
;Aat the rs--d .. -, ...<. ~. ua.e-
policy ray't'y g c0-.=s 1-5--
o.s;et oy the f-a- - -. - --a'- s-t
th.t kertgcsy >o.- 49, :-4
.ore:-1n; @. The -ave----. .-s Ne
,e- care Ans i-o;e-'.7a 2 'r-~s,s
TIE genera. CO.. g.. - t.A- -ys's
c: the s;4;e =s--A.- G., rts- g.
vt-s!a. ~A,;Ae- -. = -s=A-et
ey ias~c; ~ 7ths- e-.='-s --t es;-
c:slly TIE -esc'. C, go .--'----E
viii oe au,e! ~ :has+ -a.--c -
survey. 81 ;ka; So - ---- ------1a.
i!ocs uay - C..e = 's- Es:ta-cs
Q: Re owners
4 study @: ;se 't-es- .-5-.--tes 81
ee made 20 discover '~ss zas..a-,
ne;hots 22t he c-~'.-s G. Sc
P-otectiua- iro'ec't = . r. s'-s .7--
ef: al.at!as azt :Ae -=.-.r--s-: @:
re stand: v.u -ecs.7v So, L,:e2-
sca
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Notice for Publication

perxrtEasn; Of the Interior.
United State Land ories. Pueblo. Colo
Notice Is hereby sivea TIA; Ch1rie. Frsa4sa-
berg. Of AriinetOa. Colorado, who o, Sep:sz
b<r Is, is.9. made pre-enp,ioa ds,-iI-z.ary
statement No ISIS, for the Sy s.SEA. A-a tie
SEasWA Sec x, Sw4NEZ. NEaSw.. -
$, 7. isS.. T. sw las tled no:iee o. ir:<z:sou
70 make supplemental fsA cash tu.-y p-C.as. 20
establish his rish' TO = CORRECTED Uni;ei s;a.e-
fa;er: 70 embrace The E'.SEA. So :. W ~
~ Sec =. in the said township AID r1uss. L
liec of The tracts o: lad trs: above described
ir .ee0rtaaee With the requirements q Cen
raissioner's Lester &C Of Mxy & isss, b-.o-,
the ReSistsr And Receiver OF tee Urii<,i Sac.
Land otsee =; Pueblo. CoIorzdo, % the .;h
da, OF ArSus; IS5s
Claimant nance witnesses:
p Eayar-, Of olHsy. Cs,o-
W 2 TEbox, CT SLsAr City. Colo
Lafe NAhOaey Of Ia JaatA. Colo.
Ed Harvey Of Pzebso. colo.
Azy and ali persons e3Airafzs adversely ~
lands deserted OF desiring 30 ob5eet. fo- 1-y
rs.sor. TO the tssn,acs ot corrected ,-u:<z; 70
iae applicant. she=ld die .hei- A.4.ri: o.
Sre;e-. in this o-ses O. O. before tie assh- .Ssy
Of AuSus., ise, Otherwise .se ,rylSea,Io- rzay
re Allowed.
SA- ABBET. Register.
Frs; pSb,iea;ioz Jzly ia
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Why James Lee Got We'll

Every body in ZAne>ylle, O.. knows
Mr. Mary Lee, II rural route 5. She
writes. Ny husband James Lee. firm.
y believes he OWES his life to the use
oil D'- Ming : Ne" Discovery. We tried
H. and Its Use has restored him To ner.
'ee' heath. Dr., Kings New Discov.
cry i the king Of throat and lung rem.
ea'e>- for coughs and colds it has M
equal Tne first dose gives relief Try
H. eoIa under guarantee at Edgar
@ @b'os. drug store. SIC. and sl.OO. Trial
bottle free.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
70 LEASE SHE iAklS

ofsce Of the S;aie Board OF Land Cctnuissioners
Denver. Colo. August 9Th lsls
Notice i hereby givrn that l.. =. P.;rtsk
whose postorsee address Il Pueblo. colo
has made application Nc 500 10 lease the tel
io~irs described Indemnity School Lands. AK
GAie in oterO County. Colorado, TO Wit: AL
of SEC S6. Twp 10 south OF EAnsess ~est.
Of SC :: SNa VI Me-. Aza W. Of SEA Of -
:; NJ OF Nw4 and Sg ID Of NV Ia Of SO ,.
All Of Sec II; W. ut See !. NV, Ia and
Of Sec Is: -. and SIX IL o; Sex Il: NV !. o:
NE Ia Of Sec- l.: Nwi-s Q, SEi -, Z. O..
NV IL And NE Ia Q, Sw - o: Ssc -: y
Aud Sc /, OF Sec .: n. and Sw l.. o, Sec :.
all in Twp ~ south Of Range s. West,
sw - o; Sec l, Twp - soa;h Q; R.nse -
wes.
No other Application 10 lsAse The Ahovs
described lands will be eoasiaered A:.e. Sep
ienher tiA, iSs.
JOIN ?, VIVIAN
BeSis;er State Board Land Conni...oasr,
Fir; puoli ;A;ion August il;h.
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Osss Nu.: esr ca- ~.

Boston Digs A. . - -erz-.e,t -
excess h2sszse ~As- .-zv=-c =
trains 4 Ne= E-s.z-L 1, c-e ne
'Ae dogs -e7e ls:; - - sz-e2-e
master, vko -Ls s-lo=~. = cAz-.e :
Zee which he .s:A.-%t = --s he
Zee S7e- toe ls-ss 81 .As -e.hod
Was discontinued 1azs 1z5-s t-zo.-
ported free, vks-e tks-s as o-Iy one
10 one Pe-so-
TIE rev 9ls- IS . .z~s lie dog,
Transported s; -e.--z- Excess AzEzass
rates, under u1-H~-s5 az s&9x!-E
The tes;!nato. s-4 r. -.Ae- :z'o--z
toa recessa-y- s@tc-s 71-L-l-E s
cheek TIE Fzs<e-ss- 8 - 80 -
lease from al -y<9o-s-A L.! = -
are and :-a-.g---z- - . - E-z--z.
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Ne Is.

II l should z,'e=s; 70 kxs You
nov. lie asked il = r--=t,.-s r--e !
suppose yoa -oait st-uEzle ass,z-z.>
With ne. -o1ltn't yo---
Wen sAe reaEest. = have rs, pzl3
sl-so for h2Vi-g L! hair t-=ss=5. and
l -oulda'; d2-e % st-Erzl- t1.5 much
Tor fear il might - sF.1le4 =a-t i;
10 look eel Z; ;he o7~-z tonight, You
have 10 idea hoE easily o-e's hair Is
shaken do-a Il ore attempts ;o-oh
~el-l-l though; yea -e-e cu.uE to
to-a-e you to.d o. fudge :-CaicsSo
Record Herald
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IRE vie.-.i-.

7 e< pft.ci F-s II TIE 81
NAY sl7ssse ;hEt - ,2,eA @. -. .sr
" - i ssss IL & l7.sfs tr--z =. 80.
"he-e1a II Is -E--vzty r-z-
Is 'A- sd AL eeE1z-4-E g. 49,
CoS-p-Es@s TIE sxy's zhase s1-s-.
Ehe -E1 zho h.s -s-s- s----4 .,
-roz- Ts=-e h-s ,,es- Interests A.
MAY thizs tie sal szr7- zhr-~ =.
strains
NiiA 1xver th-iu - ! s--Is
= 'ne Io-sds -s1=s- -eAi- z-s5 --1-..E-.
Al IL; LAY e< c5szz;s,s -u--A -.
$ Z ELs--
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They Say This Occurred.

wei ehiliren," beamed the sunday
-, IO"I Superintendent, what shall !
a. 10 you about this morning? Come
eo1@i ~ant you TO choose wh,t VIZ,
= 70 near about Any little bow or
s.fl here suggest something, Wha,
s1al speak abou,y'
= "as silence Then a boy in the
'aeE ro- reatures- >Ae
A dy~F know about:"-C,ove
lad Leader. N'e'e'
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Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior
l :. Land oaacr A. Pueblo. colorAdo-

perATtmcai Of the Interior
L :. Land oHior A. Pueblo. colorAao.
Izly l.. l.as
Notice Is hereby givra thA; Boy ,. Coz
Of Arlington. Colo Who, oa Nav =. ~. z-aI
HOMESTEAD EutEy No. 1896, ScrtAl N lta, for
Me-. Sec;ioa u. Township i : RAney :. v C.
PriEei aAl Meridian hAs alrd uo;ice et in;entiar
10 make Final commUi ed TToSt 10 e-;Ahu.h
aim 20 the lAud above described t-ri5rr L :
Land Othce a, Pueblo. Coils on the .S,a dAy o.
August. lss.
Claimant uArnts A. witnesses.
Beon Rest.
Mack Best.
Abraham Cline.
orvel A Scrier all OF Arlington. Colo
s.A- ABBEY, Register
First publication Iuly ina
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Mr. e l. Armitage and son. M,r.
ton. left THURSDAY morning for Col.
"raco >irinG> u take in the sights
worth seeing IN Colorado. They will
return 10y Nay of Cripple Creek and
Can"n Guy AMI >t"p over in Ordway
a-ain before returning to their home
q, Athsi, Ma>>.
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Feminine GererstsAi-

Mss De Fashion ts-ezthisszlr)-
o. mother, It ~oa', Co to z.:; ;h--e
weeks before hart1g NJ party. We
n1ss send o1t the Invitations :, o-cz
and have it this ueex-
Mrs De Fashtoa-Goodress -,
What's the hurry.
Miss De Fashioa-Tha. oiiu-s Mis-.
lie We're. reou Mr.. RichfsIIor 80
much at-ires. has . rz-t o. her
nose--Nev York Weekly.
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\ .s.o.flrurr- assisted in damming
ioy break 10 the TWIN Lakes ditch on
T-t>i1s night. quite a number
damn the ditch both day aud night.
We Enie these bad breaks will not
continue tu pccuF until they become
hAbit4al
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NOTICE. Of APPLICATION
10 LEASE STITs lss1S

Denver. Colo, JGly Soth. rsss.
Notice Is hereby sivcn iha; Isaac Miiner
whose postoracc sddre.- i ArnO. Colo. has
made application No. Ssss to lease ih follow ins
described School Lands. situate in oisro and
Pueblo counties. Colorado. 70 ~it: All OF Scc-
,icns is and n. Twp l. :. r. Ssw. AL .;
Sec Ii, Twp - :. r - W.
No other application 20 lease the above de-
.crIeed lands will be considered After Angus;
..ih. iso>-
JOHN T. VIVIAN.
Register State Beard Land Commissioners.
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.e!W4} Tr4ilus Company wi
-.., :.r -H.,t prices frr your Oats
q. Wru4' 4nI give YOU the con-
be-. .'-. & .a. ouhLiur tu load them
a ..... .HU.u Is Worth : cents per cwt.
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IT,. f4,m,-- 4rr getting busy. With
,'Ur->hlHs.Aly cutting and balng
"a -i- rr'pIri,iuu going forward
--- the usual routine un the farm, it
:. ~ al 4rtNlty That Is real cncuur-
- = the people Of this tine valley.
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Money To Loan.

"a prd"ay property or on adjoinin,
farm land. n commissions.
H. u. c. RoBERTs.
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Echoes Of TIE p,..

William the Coaq1eror had tzs. vpo
the battle Of Hastinga
WeA- he said I gsess ne nav =.
reA pat up the stga. This Cozn.ry
Has C&anged Hands.-
Which. when yoa consider the f.cs
ne co0fYy vzs under his heel
SHOWS tAat wulfaA ru Ianeut.hav
eazese0 and ineznek n M rtescsic-
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Printed milk tickets, p'nts anu
,u,rt,. for sale at tins Office
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NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior,
U. 8. Land ofiee Al Pueblo, Colo.
July io;h. isls-
Notice Is hereby given ihs; Richard Adam.
OF ord~,y. Colo. ~ho. on April 5ih, iao-
made Homestead En'ry No. iSsSo. Serial Nc.
on for SEX Section q, township - 5, Range
IS W. 6 Principal Meridian, has tIed notice OF
intention TO make Finsi Il re ye~r proof, to c.
;ah,ish claim 10 the land above deserted.
before L. s Land of.e~. ~ Pueblo, Colo -, on
the 18Th day OF August, iecs-
CiairaAr; names As wiirc-se-:
Alex Gray.
Phillip 6rccu,
Willis " Dennis.
Clayton Thompson. all OF orli~.y.
s.A. ABBEY. Resis;er.
First prh,icxfiou Jrly i.;h
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...--u 'l4.rla = bc>t newspaper
- V.ron >l,r-Juurnal. 1t prints
g.. .rS>u' ~, world the day it hap.
e. La. tul sunday 10y mail. iOc
~ it.atG- rarrrr Everybody
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l,nn HELMS Is Just recovering from
, siege Of plrurll pneumonia
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JOHN r. VIVIAN.
Rr~i.,S. STATE R.nrI a,
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. A
U. s. Land ones >, Ruceio. Colo.
July u isDs
Notice is hereby srer tbs; Efae T. Morrison.
formerly Beer. OF Arlington. Coioradn, who, on
Juiy Is lsSS, made Homestead Entry No IsszsS.
Serial NoAossT. for swaNEs. w1Sgs SEA sEI
Section .S. To~n-hipi' s.. Ranxc 81 W. s;h
Principal Meridian. has nied notice OF intention
10 make Final nve year Proof. 10 establish claim
TO the land asovcdessr;bed. before L. : Laad
ofaoe. =; Pueblo. Colo, on the io;h day Of
September, iss.
Ciaiu,an; names A. witnesses:
Albert r. Bccr Of Arlington. coio.
John MeBes; of - ="
Erolix Durham Of Sus gar City. Colo.
Martha Edwards Of - Z"
SA. ABBEY. Register.
firs; publication Angus, Tih-
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Nj Andrews, ruok in the Waldorf
r..,mriut. visited Pueblo Tuesday
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lNt;,n AMI E,mcr lIlSIrr made ."
n,Ins nu,,nc,, uup t" f"rbI" "'
tuesday,
l,,p,.,, lame, ms sold four raI loads
,tn,,,d AM,f.to 4 Denver c"m'n''
..u urm At a snud hrur".
v.,>,- AaA nud E,hr. Hrrr, Of Ar
.. .a ha,, boon visiting Miss teen
l.,-rn, r,~r ",,h.
VI ., N.uu lass pleasantly enter
.,.,,i 1 uum0r e ,' y uuH Ladies' AZ
ur,n.n. rhu>dn evening,
" .,l,rr. Gtn 3, ,>rcct'd h"ni"
II. . ,-.N tom haurr>, where 'h'
a.,H..l ~itul,rs n,r 'ArA'i""-
.,,rul Mr, Geo. Trahan'
!utIu ,m EAtuIcic.i church
.. u..rr rl a. l"1o.',lck.
J.,ly, luUrt~ "i 'Td"a!
.a iu4t m>Iuo-> is exceedingly
L4r, .lr time, gentlemen.
N.-,t...la.> entertained a party
IFS ur "Wednesday evening in
-.t''u Ml>-r- hrrr."f Arlington
N.,.,trr,N,d word Wcdnc,,
...u uI., 'MD,r had hrru thrown
.-..t. ->.tt lt.N SrrrnI~ and was
....,.,.t.ne >,tu"u-H hurt.
" - EurHCr.o~ aud Llllic Mcr-
AT tr, VISITING relatives here.
e. ~.nlll nr lh'u'cr, intcnd-
-. ..-..l.,tr 'ur a e." dAl>.
Ai.-. q laruty Young people,
s.-.. f4a..' o., Nr> & X, johnson,
.. nn rlc tn ManlAuola
>.- t,,u.rE, returning early
IA .... ... o.. ..rf.|t..r
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\ i.-s q lNcuu Young people,
O. -.. .lla. 81 r Nj Il. X johnson,
e.. nn r.lc To MAnzAuola
,... t,,u.rE, returning early
" ...~..t li rfIt--
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" -. . E4rurrAl> aud LIlIic Mcr-
Nr tr, VISITING relatives here.
~.alIl f,r lhu'cr, intcnd'
.. ..-..I|,tr i.t f,H dL!>.