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Steamers Cynthlana OBJ Hamburg;
Thimbley OBJ London; Niceto (Spn)
Mcneil
SChooners Hugh Kelly, Gray. Char
lesion, S. c.; Harriett c. kerlin. CSch-
ran, Newburryport; Adelaide Barbour,
Ti,ton. New Haven; Clarence II. Ven
nar Baker. Salem.
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James Knox, Muskogee, BoyntoE.
J. II. Lincoln. okmllgee, Eenryetta,
]. H. Lockwood. Lincoln. MeLoud
Lester A. Maris, Kay. Ponca City.
Edward Merrick,a 'Sfushogee, Mus
kogee.
A. ]. Milsap, Mcintosh, Checotth.
Clint Moore. Washingtch, 5arlles-
vile.
S. w. Murphy, Oklahoma, Edmond.
H. 7. Parsons, Woods, Alva.
Geo. w. Partridge. Cherokee. Alfalfa
and Grant
Joseph NJ. Porter. Garfield, Enid.
C. r. Sexton, Payae. Perkins.
John S. Shearer, Logan, Guthrie.
Joe Sherman. Major. Estelle.
J, H. Simmons, Tulsa. Greek and
Tulsa.
Arthur A. Stuil. Garfield. Lahoma
). ). Sullivan, Howe sequoyah and
Leflore.
II NJ. Tate, Seminole, Wewoka.
A. w. Tooley. Beaver, Beaver.
Harvey Utterback. Kingflsher. King.
fisher.
Henry L. Vogle, Harper Palace.
Henry Ward. Cherokee, Hui5egt.
Eugene Watrous, Enid, Kingflsher
end Garfield
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Democrats Representatives
Elect
c. n, Anderson, MoCuriRln, ldabel.
W. B. Anthony, Stephens, NARROW.
S. G. Ashby, Jackson, EIdoTado.
J. s. Bell Caddo, Lookebs.
Ed Boyle, Haskell, Chant
Milton Bryan. PottRwat6mIe. shaw
nee.
A. ]. Butts, Alfalfa. Cherokee.
W. s. Carson. Pottawatomle. Asher
F. L. Haynes. Tulsa, Broken Arrow.
s. C. Burnette. Washita. Cordell.
Frank L, Castael. Cimarron. Dolby
Milton b. Cope, Canadian, El Reno
and Hughes.
Peier ). Coyne, vinita, Craig aad
Rogers.
Ed L. Duon. Oklahoma. Oklahoma
City.
w T. Durham. Pottawatomie.
Tecumseh.
n. J. Earle, Texas, Guymon.
&. a. Ewep Bryan. Durant.
W. A. Durant. DurahL AtOka and
Bryan.
J. v. Faulkner Kiowa, MaEitou
W. F. oilmer Carter. Ardmore.
r. l.. Glover, Grady, RUSH Springs.
Ben F. Harrison. Calvin, Pittsburg
and Hughes.
Frank Huddleston, Pontotoc, Ada.
D. C. Hughes, Mayes, Adair,
s. W. Hutchins. Cleveland. I.exing
ton.
Henry ireton, Grady, chickasha.
Geo. L jain. Coal. Coalgate.
Anil II. JapD. Lawtcn. Comanche
aud Stephens.
N. J. Johnson. Hughes, Ncwburg.
u. R. King. Tillmsn. Frederick.
G. w. Lewis, Beckham. sayre.
Ion Lovelacs. LGtimsr. Ned Oak.
r. A McEinaney, PillsbuFg. lndl-
anola.
>. q. nccalia. Loss. Marlsita.
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i. W. MoDuifoe. Marshall. Wood

J. w. McDufIee. Marshall. Wood
vine.
c. C. Mathis. LeFlore, Monroe.
J. II. Maxey Jr., Shawnee, Pottawat-
omie and Lincoln.
John NJ. noore. olney, Coal and
Johnston.
Joseph L. Paschal, Roger Mills,
Rankin.
Prentiss Price, Usage, Hominy
l. NJ. Putnam, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
City.
e. N. Ratcllff, Craig, Vini,a.
J. M. Ratllff, Johnston, Mannsville.
E. s. Ratliff, Ada, Pontotoc and
seminole.
l.. l.. Reeves. Dill, Custer and
Washita.
r. L. Rider, Adair, Westyille.
VIM. S. Rogers. Pittsburg, Klowa.
Leslie p. Ross. Comanche, Lawton.
8, J. Rotenberry, Garyin. strstsofd.
James J, Savage. Greer. Mcknight.
Alex. c. Savage, jefferson, Hastings
VIM. +. semple, Bryan. Caddo
Joe Smith, Caddo. Anadarl.o,
Howell Smith, Custer, Thomas
Lee B. Smith. Delaware. Grove.
J. w. Smith, Grant, Manchester.
J. f. Terral, Kiowa. Hobart.
j. A. Ti'lotson, Nowata, NOwaia.
J. r. Tucker. ottawa. Ottawa.
~. Turner, Murray Davis.
Bob Wallace. Garvin, Psuls Valley
John R. Whayne. Carter. Ardmore.
Lyman W. White. Oboctaw, Hugo.
Thos, c. whitson. McClaln, Purcell
Ben T. Williams, Pushmataha, Fin'
ley.
Ben p. Wilson. Cereal, Caddo Cana,
dian aud Cleveland.
c.. L. Wilson. Greer. Mangum.
C. S. Workman. Rogers. Claremors.
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Republican Representatives
Elect

y, =. ActlG, Logan, Guthrie.
John Bonar Pawnee. Pawnee,
John H. Bridges. Woodward, Wood,
ward.
Richard G, BrowAlee, Dewey, Taloga.
J. p calhopp. wagonee, WaSOusr.
John p, Charles. Blngc9ns Stroud
r. NJ ozark, Pswqsa soa Payne;
aswnes
chaR A. Compton, Kay Rakhunga.
chas, A. Cook. Muskogee, Muskogee
and Haskell.
II. r. covey Ellis, Fargo.
Robt, j. Dixon, Okfuskee. Weleetka.
A. L. Edglngton, Blaine. Watons4.
A. c. Hamlin. Logan. Guthrie.
Geo. 9, Helm. Creek. Mounds.
2. r. Howe. Noble, Whiterock.
J n. Humphreys, Atoka, Atoka.
isaac Jacobs, sequoyah. Muldrow.
e @. 5oaes. CkiahOnla. JAlsAonia
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trinity Eplscopai Church,

30S East Noble avenue.
Rt Rev DR. Brooke, Bishop.
Rev. A. y. Nicholas, Rector.
Fourth Sunday in Advent.
Holy communion, 7.30 a. n.
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Service and Sermon, II g. m.
Evening Service and Sermon, 7.30
.. m.
Friday evening service at T30.
Monday ST. Thomas Day service
1000 q. m.
Christmas services.
Thursday night midnight service, II
p. m.
Friday. Christmas Day service, II
a. IN.
Special decorations.
Grand music.
A Merry Christmas to all.
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State
Limited

train whose every detail sur.
passes in convenience, comfort and
luxury
Daily to Los Angeles, Santa barbara
and sen Francisco.
Tt provides the only through sleep
ing car service by any line between
Chicago and Santa 5arbsra.
Equipment Of the latest, most spa.
cicus and attractive type.
Drawing-rooms and staterooms pro
vide absolute privacy If you want
&, or there are the usual sections
two large double berths.
valet and barber, beside the usnal
employees and attondants-to guar
antee that your every want is sup.
piled.
Meals that viii endear this train in
your memory forever
The route pleases, too. Lowest altt
ludes, fewest curves and grades,
most southerly and therefore to be
preferred IN winter
Many other exclusive advantages
offered by shis train of comfort
described In our new illustrated
hook California via Rock Island
I-nos.
May We send you copy?
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Sunday School, 94b o. N.
Preaching, 4 a. m.
Junior League. y. N.
Senior League. y. m.
Preaching at 7.30 p. m.
j. r. Abernathy Pastor.
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Flrst PresbYterIan chureIi.

Corner Noble and Division.
Rev. Harry Omar Scott, D. D., Pastor
Sunday School, 945 a. m.
Services morning and evening.
DR.. Scott's themt for Sunday night
night viii be
"The Triumphs OF the Christ"
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unIted PresbyterIan church.

Corner Of Ash and Cleveland.
w. r. Mcknight, Pastor.
Sabbath School, 10 a. IN.
Preaching II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Y. p. c. IT,, z p. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday. 8 D. m.
You are cordially invited.
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Congregational Church.

Corner OF Warner and Eighth 81.
Isaac Goodman, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Miss Blanche Hoge, Supt.
Worship at II a. m.
Preaching at 7.30 p. m.
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FIRST Baptist Church.

Corner Noble and Vine.
Christmas Services.
Sunday school, 945 a. m, J. c,
Templelon, supt.
Young Peoples meeting, $50 q. m,
iuo Charllyille. President.
Subjects for Sermons
Il A. NJ The Visit OF she Wise
Men. Matt 2-11.
I.30 p. NJ The Advent Of Christ-A
Christmas revival sermon.
Good music Good services. A
great day. Come.
Z. d. Cameron. Pastor
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Senators--EIeet

p. T. Mitchel ID. cheyenne
Dist 2.
Henry j. Denton, tD), Dryden.
Dist 4.
JJ Williams. ID. Weatherrord.
niat g.
y J Gouldlng, 90, Enid, Dist g.
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J. 9. Newell, Cd. Jenningl, Dist. 10.
NJ. F. Eggerman, CD, Shawnee.
Dist lS.
Geo. D. Johnson, (D), IT. Cobb,
Dist. 15.
J, Elmer Thomas, tD). Lawton,
Dist, II.
Harry k Allen, CD). Ardmoro,
Dist. 49,.
y p. w:nne, tD). Lexington. Dist.
Jesse N, Hatchett. tDl Mead,
william M. Franklin, ,o,. Madill,
2. l. Landrum. u). Tahlequah,
W. p. Stewart CD, Ant;ers, Dist. %
Hurst CHarren-warner), Dist %.
Ernest B. Chapman. CR), Tonkawa,
Dist. .. \
Harper S. Cunningham, CR). Guthrie.
Dist. 10.
Frank M. oolvinN tR, Mustang.
Dist. IA.
Emory D. BrOwnlee, tisl, Kingfisber,
Dist. i6.
harry 3. Boeler cp<'oheootan.
Dist, 2s.
r. r. Potter, (R). okmhigee. Dist 81,
Frank l. Warden, (R), Holdenvnle.
Senator's That Hold-Over
'Richard A. Biuups Cd, cordell,
Dis.. g.
'H. s Blair. cd. Katie, Dist 10.
r. 5. Curd. lR). Aliue. Dist. Z.
IS. A. Cordeli, CD), Chandler. Dist "a.
llrence Davis, (D), Brlslow. Dist.
'R. e Echols, (D). Elk City Dist 2.
y. C Graham. ID. Marietta, Dist IS.
-. N. Keys, Cd, Pryor CreeK,
Dist 20.
IT +. MemminseF tD), Atoka, Dist.
y. S. Morris, (Dl, Hooker, Dist l.
Aonl MOORE, lD), Oiustee, nlst 2.
'w. NJ Redwine, (D), MeAlester.
Dist. rs.
'Reuben NJ. Roddie. tD) Ada, Dist
Campbell Russell, CD). Walass
Dist 27. M M
ss8J. soldanlI ip), Ponoe City,
D.e
sorreIs, tep AiiltqA. Hbst al
z. stafford ssss). p'ssasOm glsy,
eJ. II. Strain, Cd. Wann, Dist. sS.
Cd. NJ Smith, (Dl. Duncan. Dist II.
~. X. Taylor, CD. Chickasha. Dist.
i5
"A. E. Updegrait, CR). Fair Valley.
Dist ..
sP. !. Yeagss. ID. Tulsa. Dist. 81.
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Don't be misled, We sun mold tho
pedal for making the best condies,
re cream and sherbet IN tka city
Halls.
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chrIatIan chureh.

Corner Ash and Noble.
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m, and p. m.
Y p. c. e. at 7.20 p m.
Rev. T. l.. Nonlitt. Pastor.
Morning theme: John the Baptist.
Evening theme: What Does Christ
mas Mean to the Worlds"
A special feature OF the evening
service will be a very fine program OF
Christmas music.
Strangers always welcome.
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FIrst MethodIst chursh. Norta.

e. E Fairchild. pastor.
Morning subject: Car the Devil
See God2'
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y. Il. Strain, lDl, Wann, DIST S8.
Cd. N. Smith, (Dl. Duncan. Dist II.
~. X. Taylor, CD. Chickasha. Dist.
Is.
"A. E. Updegrait, CR), Fair Valley,
Dist. g
sP. :. Yeagss. ID. Tulsa. Dlss. 81.
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Live Stock Market.
.ecill ID ImE NEW ENN.

Special 10 The NEW ERA.
Kansas CITY Stock Yards. Nov. 9th.
There wi- Il light run Of cattle last
week here. b. 90 head, and other
points also had light supplies, with
the result that prices advanced 20 To
10 cents during the week FRIDAY :
market WAS The best uf the year on
range stun. train al Colorado cattle
here that day making a new set "f
prices FOR all CLASSES included. The
light run last week brought out the
fact that packers are short uf supplies
1t dressed meats and a. The cooler
weather has widrucd the outlet for
beef. it looks good for future markets
This month and next. The run today
= -, 900 head. and Il to - cents Of
the advance OF last week had to he
taken OIL today. bat sales were quick.
ly made. and everything moved
promptly at iIgUrc> considerably above
what shippers expected, their figures
based uu sales week or more ago. A
large number Ol range cattle are here
to-day. including Colorado beef steers
at - 10 tu :I..j. few Colorado heifers
at 81 -, others - 10 To 81 40, Colorado
COWS 500 to - p wet cows s3.IO,
calves 500, Stuckcrs and feeders 50. 50
to 49,, panhandle and New Mexico
rows " 90 IN $3.50, beef steers - 80 to
81 -, calves up to 50 so. stockcrs and
feeders $500 u - -. Fairly good re.
ceipts of range cattle will arrive
balance Of this week, but supplies from
native and quarantine territory will
be light for some weeks.
Sheep and lambs advanced 10 to 80
cents last week on killing grades,
stock and feeding stun steady strong.
The market here today. is lightly
supplied, and is independent OF re.
ports from the outside, sales here
strong to 10 higher, in the face OF a
break Of ID to p cents in Chicago to
day. Only few range sheep and
lambs are here today, some medium
Colorado wethers at S42O. On last
Friday, Colorado lambs sold at 5000.
yearlings at 81 80. and ewes s425, all
new price records for the last few
months. Country demand is sufficient
to absorb the supply Of that class, and
strength in killing grades is reflected
in less degree in thin stock, lambs
worth s4 25 to s460, wethers and
yearlings S3.4o to SO 80, ewes s2 so to
s4.o0, including breeding stock.
J. A. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent.
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sprueins Up the cities

| We hear II great deal lately about
"The City Beautiful" Even Podnnk,
OIL In the pine woods, is given TO look-
ing At herself in the glass aud doing
what she can tu improve her complex
ion. There Is general municipal
scramble towards the beauty shops.
Spick and span outskirts are the rule;
fresh, clean faces; and the municipal
scolding-locks are safely held In by the
most approved devices.
The Lyceums and Chautauluas have
taken Il major part IN this awakening.
| They have scut men and women Int"
the byways and hedges of municipal
| life with lectures and pictures OF The
! City Beautiful. They have made IL
their business to see that In every city
there shall be- two or three hundred
people vino have heard OF good streets,
modern sanitary plumbing, and beauii-
Iul architecture. They have allowed
no city To hide its light under a
bushel. Whatever II has done IN the
beautifyi ing line has been photographic
and brought into the limelight by the
platfurmists.
The craze for beautifying has spread
beyond the confines nf the cities We
hear now OF the Village licautiful'
and the Country Beautiful" One
man breaches the gospel of ''G"nd
Roads" and does 1t 50 successfully
that hr j. known is King. the good
roads mIu
The people are waking up. Citizens
are asking themselves: What's the
use OF living IN >quIl"r and dirt, and
ugliness:' They repeat something
they have heard at a lrcture-''rhc
beautiful Is Just ~ useful a. the use
ful, only more So They knu" II is
rs easy To be clean and sanitary rs it
is not To be; 1t i only question Of
choice. Aud - tie people are choOs-
ing The CITY Beautiful.
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Carbon Paper at this Office.
How is Your Digestion?

Mrs. Mary Bowling of No. DDS Sth
Ave-, San Francisco, recommends IA
remedy for stomach trouble. She says:
"Gratitude for the wonderful effect Of
Electric Bitters in case of acute in
digestion prompts this testimonial.
am fully convinced that for stomach
and liver troubles Electric Bitters is
the best remedy On the market today
This great tonic and Alternative medi.
cine invigorates the system, purilcs
the blood and is especially helpful in
all forms of female weakness. soc. at
Edgar Bros. drug store.
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HOHCE OF APPLICATION
TO LEASE STATE LANDS

ONCE Of State Board Of Land Commissioners.
Denver. Colo, Oct. 18th, 1919
Notice is hereby given that Thatcher d z ,er-
hart whose postonice address is Pueblo, Colo.
has made application No. sas7 to lease the fol.
lowing described School Lands. situate In
Lincoln county. Colorado. to wit: All OF SEQ.
tton 80 Township II g.. Range SO W.
No other application to lease the above de.
scribsd lands will be considered after Novem-
Der 22nd, 1905
JOHN F. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commissioners
First publication October 23rd.
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Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior.
L. 5 Land Once at Pueblo. Col 'rAdo.
October 81. l1Os.
Notice Is hereby given that Alb IT Il widick
OF ordway. Colorado. ~hr. on January IS. i9U6.
made Desert Land Entry No. Tai. Serial No.
Olts. for Lots I, 3. Section Z. Township u :.
Range 81 W., 9Th Principal Meridian. ha- MD
notice of intention 10 make Final Proof. To
establish claim to the land above describ d.
before the U. Land ONCE. at Pueblo.
Colorado. on the 18th day Of December. I9Os.
Claimant names witnesses:
q Emory Harris OF Sugar City. Colorado.
Charles G. Collins OF OTdwAy.
Beujamin r Powell OF ManxAnolA.
Leonard A Henderson. "f ordway.
s A. ABBEY. Register.
Firrt publication November 9th.
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KOtice For Publication
Department Of the Interior.
U 5. Land once at Pueblo. Colorado.

Department OF the 1ntrrior.
U 5. Land ONCE at Pueblo. Colorado.
October 10th, l1Cs.
Notice /. hereby given that William J.
Trsinor, Of Ordway. Colo, who. on March 10.
1907, made Homestead entry No. 1872, Serial
No. oIJos. for Lots aud 10. Section /. Town
ship Il 8 Range S; ". 9Th Principal Meridian.
has filed notice OF intention to make Final
hve year Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Clerk District Court.
at La Junta. Colo. on the ?tth day Of
November. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J, II. Trotter
William Waugh
+. d. Spindle
Albert Houston. all of ordwny. Colo.
s.A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication October 10th.
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Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
n Land ONCE 1t ruebio. Colorado.
November I. 1903
No,i,. 4. hereby given that samuel MecrrA' "'
sny., CIV. Colo ~ho, on December ~, 1870
mai. I,om..,.nd Entry No 1898. Serial No
o,,,. for swk, Section n. Township 20
R.n,.b, " O. h Princi pal Meridian. hA. nied
no,Icr of int.u,ion to make Final nve year Proof
=, ..,.,,,.b g aim to the land LboSo de-
ssr,b,d. b.for. U. \. Land otfc- al Pueblo
c,I.,.,,, nm m. aI.t day OF December. 1875.
Claimant names =, Witnesses:
Vim BcAl.
II Frirrllt.
Samuel FrAfirr.
, uoueb.r. ali OF Sugar CITY. Colorado.
s. A. ABBEY, REGISTER
First publication November 18Th.
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Department OF the Interior.
Ut Land once At Pueblo. Colo.

department OF the Interior.
Us. Land Once At Pueblo. Colo.
October 81. i@ls-
Notice Is hereby given that John Henry ofe'e
OF oIney. coiorAd', who, on oetobor '!hh
1890, made Homestead Entry No. loS''
serial No. OI.s7 for EIs sE4, Section -
Township ~ South. Range s. West OIL
Principal Meridian. has tiied notice OF intention
to make Final cnmmutation Proof. TO establi-'
claim to the land above dessfib"d. of"re u ;
Land Once. AT Pueblo. Colo, on the l7th da,
of D. eember, 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses
Francis James Of ordway. Colorado.
" A. Everett
Olaf Lundshl
N,Isev. Hcddle-,on. all Of olney. Colo.
sA ABBEY, Register.
First publication November 9th.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,

Department Of the Interior,
U. s. Land Office al Pueblo. Colorado.
October 10th. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Guy Hurst, OF
Ordway. Colorado. who. on May :. 1907. made
desert land entry No. lis2. Serial No. oisU7.
for Ma. Section a.. Township 10 8 Range 81 W.
9Th Principal Meridian has flcd notice Of In
tention to make Final Ave year Proof, to estab-
lish claim to tho land above described. before
U. S. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo, on the 18th
day of November. 1903.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
John vtnyArd
T. C. E-tep
Chas. Wilson
r. A. Sawyer. all Of ord~ay. Colo.
s.A. ABBEY. Register
First publication October 10th
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1--WE e1ways ready g sapp1y with Jnnipsr-Ade
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NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION

First publication November 18Th
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
U, s. Land Office at Pueblo, Colorado.

Department OF the Interior,
U. s. Land Office at Pueblo, Colorado.
October 10th, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest @. Ian.
caster. of Ordway. Colorado, who. on septem-
Der %. 1905, made Homestead Entry No 1918,
Serial No. cl3oe. for ny Mex. SEX MEX
Section 10. sWA NWh Section 30. Township
II s.. Ranges7 W 9Th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make Final five
year Proof. 10 establish claim to the land above
described. before U. 8. Land office at Pueblo,
Colo. on the 2Ith day Of November, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
r L. Lackey. Of Colorado Springs, Colo
W. Il. Bouldin, Of ordway. Colo.
A. R. Bouldin. OF
Charles MoCabe, Of
s.A. ABBEY. Register
First publication Octobsr 18th.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office At Pueblo. Colorado.


u 8. Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado.
October "a, 1908
Notice is hereby given that Jerry g. Lasheiy
OF ordway. Colorado. who. on January II, 1907
made Homestead Entry No 1878, seriai No
o1.ii, for Lots l. p. sh NEk, Section 8. Town
ship ~ 8. Range 81 W. 9Th Principal Meridian
has filed notice Of intention to make Fium
communication Proof, to establish claim TO th,
land above described. before U. 8. Land ono,
At Pueblo. Colorado. on the 9Th day Of Deosm
ber, 1905.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
1.0wens. Of 0rdway. Colorado.
Jas. u. Steele Of e
Geo. 0alIavan Of q
Q. W. Nits. Of Pueblo, Colorado.
>. ABBEY, Rssistsr.
First pubiIea.ion ossessr s,ih,
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-07
HARTMAN IS PEEVISH
DONE UP BY HEAT HE IS CROSS
IN INTERVIEW.
What We Want Is Cooperation and
Rationalism He Says Before
Leaving Chicago.

OMAHA. Neb.. Aug 4.-"What we
want is cooperation and rationalism,"
said Z. H. Hartman as he sat in his
private car this morning, eating a bowl
of rice and milk for his breakfast.
Chicago was too much for Mr.. Harri-
man yesterday and his stomach had
gone back on him. The big railroad
magnate was half way sick this morn
ing and spent restless night How
ever. | will be all tight in couple of
days" he said, as his train pulled out
at $50 foc the west
when will you resume building oper-
atious in the west?' was asked.
whenever the revenue warrants it.
We are ready and anxious just as soon
as the returns from out present lines
warrant the building of new ones. Al
in the last two or three months. it is
ago. We are doing some building in Ne
braSka and Wyoming as well as on the
Pacific coast.
How is trade in your territory:' Mr..
Hartman was asked.
Don't call 1t my territory peevish-
~ answered Hartman. Its all my
territory, Just as it's any other man S
territory. It's az interdependent."
Mr.. HarSs2HUU was Joined at Omaha
by General Counsel Lovett of the Har-
riman lines and departed west with the
magnaUe.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-07
HARTMAN ON POLITICS,
Election of Taft or Bryan Makes No
Difference-Republican and Demo-
cratic Policies Identical

OGDEN, Utah, Aug. 6.-Edward II.
Hartman, who passed through Ogden
on his way to Oregon, was asked if
there was any truth in the current re-
port that he had, or intended to obtain
control of the Gould railway properties.
Hartman hesitated for a moment and
then SAID:
Il have. of course. heard the rUmors
but there is nothing to IL en-
1t is true added Mr.. Hartman,
that recently the system which | now
control obligated itself to meet certain
Indebtedness of the Gould properties.
but personally | was only an incident to
the transaction. There is nothing to
the report that | am to meet representa-
tives of the Gould railroad holdings in
Salt Lake or any other place to discuss
the matter"
Talking of the political situation Mr.
Hartman said
The election of Mr.. Taft or Mr.. Bry-
an would not i'll the least affect the rail
roads Of the country because the poll
cieS Of the Republican and Democratic
parties III the prosecution of railroads
that violate the laws are identical.