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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01


,aI Coterie in her seat when Miss, JOSEF
slyf qq66o& uf9thgses5 oH Mhereseh ey had
left it at the stsA9eetFh gnsMffth the.
a. the/ wall behind her, she began by
" POINTING u tFf9gEuffelT ahfchn REPRESENT
= Tea the ,sDnbmnd! aixuk partiohsspf a
plain shirt walsh bhastr f alnng4 the un-
mSea1a--She-drew their atten-
ri afDneSD idh@vseann edsesd joined " itin
la tbfF i31EefpepdigRg notShsS i cD BIZ
ING, with gepmetric precision She
'p showed qAerh7 afsof tie qhne o3faasting
>et stirfies sotHrie 6fhrdng pes-
az felsEAHenstb Klhish i pdyiff iaft the Begpla
! ton figures seam line. 10'' " you no
GU pc afh9l pafteef f bFefeR 'o' sRensa aid,
SEQ sfeamfda acknowledgements sseams
q thfSe sight hs e5t an iBshh3 fr9m TT theft
5uts sss Rhe sBeSR IA ae e ens
,o7f ofdtaaeH nnp, taecprdtngntlb theyafegree'
-nTp0f tAezqAEiatipn Of ths f gH5el Il TO be fit
.dJ ted. from the original pattern; the lat.
''i1 ter is 5ai2aS9 2sfggasstea BygqheLArgse
perforations. fb8enr@di aIiushoasuotpu
the. method OF Blasting the shouldafa
6eaffal YunderAsm seatnsS batYhIso the
I'D qhFRecE IF ne Jj 4 BJjdds,,p belt
M be Sa8fSfdePad, aha YOU VIII hs as 10,
IoifsFeaao ybasnseaqas neutrality-suspicious.
oil isedss angAa haltel The, Je sna f6a Ffa
'n Reef RIA i19qfAan sPPfi 6peRfP life q
'ot ase7nfnsse Isnesehs NdiirdV1e caochEdly
i speAd tiBse Ms5h in Eexpl :ei9ji N the
details Of eithes style. of finish, since
!. tkese belong no1 81 'ifnqiah9 oo1dfesgc
7HPMakang.as o6lqha1abeGh arida5.pan of
iN sSsAasx, si0yt.dtb ilsowFvgr IsFmsg P7fnd
% tk ieo seaM III bsAhts ftas3 SosfbrPH ae3
Dnf ceaaaass,wiyasrhek nbsssatactsAwGhe
ts4 EraAAb Jyeap yh stssqs aHhS txgicss, the
81 first line of stitching must be at, least.
&c 6mneqiaTeef, sasilndin ssfsF s6h s4dtd Of
v an inch nearer the seam edge than the
1 actual line for nrrfng-- Trimming tf}ec
sssinnaw nsdgeSnznnslt,Hntus hae zseam for
so4 9hes seefo9d Sit tttcbins lot iIat ot the FGe4ch
, seam requires will thus bring thei
! acf1al Reau1i fine e9acefy idibUh 3he one.
SoE nebessarg tbsfie Ne fszireysproseflSS-.,;
% IAe 9 9 esegss sssao 5piPsat Win
sul nffssE a66ept mined aa5ool eFistbbeyond
9rf the aineintadrgalnerfsssapaotfap tbs
nsffegYlat iqn ,figp4eel ls afG9gdipgb the
width of the yeining to be inserted,
Since The Mite o%Sfdei3s Che Iseahl For
e hgnnez ldihsfiBifrdmnshs REGULAR ther
, exacts seam line imuyt first be- found
! 1t may then be shifted accordiitg %
!. sthe finish ITasesd.a' sdi 77:iA .IslifI ''S'
dinfis oneoof sheidabesqant ersaptedtwith
ii ,questiep, AT this, pojnt in the. less on
/ Replying, Miss Poscelyn said: "a
No: fffs not Absoadtel51 necessary
sdt I'D stitchzthe BeItia5 around the jFash;,
,.sl able shirt, waist. "A great many wom7
] en- prefer to adjust the fullness Of tfiel
: fronts when she!yc put on the .sIwaish:
q Tins inside belt isestftched across the
PACK ea n0 Easss9 g "a sAs SnG .aa
snugIy 7ie thy qSeR Tine. 0rresse ITS ends
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! are 'Ffirnfshed7 with }q6ps s4QfS Button.
theaes-whieh are slipped- oyer the skirt
! hook sewed to the corsets Just below
!, the Hne IF Tie beltE1 qTqgt9
We come now" Miss JosceTyn con-
tinued, TO the styles of shirt waist
sleeves, anu the two different methods
| Of finishing the opening -tAe--~rist
ssdifa repFFsrts &phegfrF1 detail
in the tailored overlap effect, which
rs similar oathat rNsed Hao the @aking
POT 1sfirtss6er pensw wsn bne sJsrd
PiI4 '5Attthe- lefto Aebise4 The the 1ggHderlap
basted into position, and at the right
ttt1he-efeflapr eh--With- its -nntchss- laid
). to coipcide with those in the slash in
the Sleeve sFAe1 Lodges 54dbothelaps are
folded down ready foyatitnst iggi,sBigure
, sheIE psft the PPe : where the laps.
pushed through tHeislash1e6 'thesatght
+, side. You see them folded down and
! In POSITION to BE ,stifcRed l!9isffgure 5
shows thess faBs @7oinbeeeh9di 1ois
In Figure iiYlpatratss thu ,tbipi shef laps.
true Il f i}jS afSS 8fG INK
FeufheiR iearesrbsst ssllaa5sten7y thf over
the qhBdIssE f iaR 9q gEhXsE itfih1the
edge of tAe-eae,- and allowing tie other
pccoextadh ,nthad itshaHiRs lsEgRgd out
inH sishtoHheB TIE 6aF is- b sHt IN
The continuous flap is finish seen
'iveFBe 4reaashdl boHeiirgsaess AaMeable
than t&e 2yssaa9s tipjsh, many ,pFefer.
it for silk or flannel waists, With
straight band or with ST lip cuffs Ito
Isaa iustd the c4ptiNpo 9s lap afcWately.
s{aayy II WITH zffasU ofathreadsiW Back
stiyskes;so ahebeentn bfahsbssaIght
strip which l0rrs the lap, Turn the
7s22amu st665s 4Hei44eh tiqiasl ahasAAke it
Pebtsheiehths,efiah ipsH, fyens5saIAage.
t sssf sRS e22S R 3ayp h thS s S}SHr
lmfsAe s,sshbbsrEseEi tHA5A Asmoesh and
Roy to BRingg, tas dea znsS eyseam
Sto gGsA is fAspl4aaGo2 cd lliw sH
Figure s illustrateaabe yfarEeest, adj
justment of the straight band or cuff
to-thblAeetei kHBhedliWlthW Dntinu-
Ipus, asei Andoallss rths rAu taqR ssI and 5but-
ter Note. bfeasel" thar fhg'siifap is
folded under aIo1gothdi fnounyetg3 Of
hsf sSddJa nHIlsn shEhssa qossesnE' re-
Fmftkad .hisem&sf, l6lbpsbsswlg VTyou
epleaAe sxpla!H.H hiebdd e5ga yRpa Sal Bill the
n @assdfad.yodThgafr1o deses14yr the
uns1 tesmhfrtE thaehdeef eheopHsis at
tached ~heh diesmRa pp sfl S. Esos EShen
|dssT8ghfssiss repteseHtsoaeyfowekfend
of p shirt. waist sleeve with its strap
cuff. properly ad5uHstesd, TIE seam is
Fleft OPEN from isRe shbtch do1anaard.
atHdlitsgrawedgesiagesh emuisde neatly
back. They lie flush when the cuff is
biutttoned. Figure 20 shows the iscufr
Enclosing the edge OF the ssani,fHha its
strap prbjectingl beyond the otheH"
EEionA iehafnang dinner ig5wnIiissabsdnll
- a.
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BETTER THAN USING RICE.
Silver Slippers and Rose Petals in
Favor for Weddings.

1alVeti SLIPPERS and -tSsbt Retsals 9aFe
taking the place of rice at allsfash-
ionable weddings" said a clergyman.
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Ms @ fas <sarnisass I'm sS
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,r4iuo1r YVES s=Ytz4s a RaiafgeEfof the better
n, :ds. aapdSgBs Hay fegsihs Erednd,s ::
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as trimming for evening gowns and
evening fnaht1es,I Fam ef9 the opfff-
ion tAlt the latter garns f1ts aHe most
effect re and distinguished when made
NH very sfmel .hneslsaaunleft pracl
, t;cally q 4ntEihmed. OF course, @ egeryf
thing depends on the dress with which
the mantle is to be Worn; if that be
jexcssee;dni .pF ,elab9?rraatee the mantle Or
wrap can AFFORD to, be Simple, and vice
e@ers az sNows chat a4qeTeran e. cloaks
are always made TO- ceompaAt, some
special -sewH--+ae--fihd them in many
idiffeFent materials land STYLES Per-
hapsA the graceful bprneus. isoabout the
most satisfactory and becoming shape:
The ~burRo6sf awfap l6eksi sbes41 when
made of soft cashmere and linea;with
liberty satin or--of supple satin, and
: linedrwithsa, hesyNl make off crepe de
, chinee Beautiful embreidefies are ar
Tanged or, the fronts ants, aud hoods of, the
cloaks of-this genre. &C
The reig#-ef-tAe three-quartaf
+4le9gtht rtailerh4de qoatE has com
meneed brilliantly, and now this; de-
. ltghtf6l garment rs almost 81 uhbe,
dnttous aAtId ,aqRph6 baseL6f thsIneM
tailor-made coats show rounded jfpents.
In many-eesses-tt4Ae-- is longer
Ethan the Trent; !thassleeyes sEAch az
Hss 4G q a%iti f5R2E f74 b aa55 SEMI 98
! .nFheysaHe Mrs ! asassN cah ,#ea be
eschewed for ,eRssc time ybeihgsaSd q
shirt of-crepe DE chine to match the
cl0thoc0atssndo skirt. RdstaneIIsubst
tYtsf ditn1ss instead a dark, blue, serge skirt
and coat would be most 'effecffyely
c6mp1etePwitHa da7Rti bfue leresS de
eaAine: shireaIma6es.wttf; breAds Hicks
and s1otted With Yhites, , cotton, White
frills, at the wrists and down fhe5ce
terIH the ff5ft5 Eahd = Ieiffiii isgd tAet col
lar-band, will, if made of ver4%na=-
row and finely hgmytitched lawn. give
} ehE finishing torniF .jns,ly.sreEdgnized
as 1isttp gushing between, the ,b!puss
Of Yesterday and that of today. 30
Perhaps The height 81 Of raf1aignifaense
sin sdress ise reached 4n1ahea evening
goxas. .EmhreiderSaa ppfaEs ON every
frock, be il Greek or Louis XVI. Thefe
fsHS Great craze Tor What is Known
as EgSptian- seEnbFoaiessqseordes al
old Egyptian conventional designs.
TThsHGreea kethotHl FatterH. is-alwass
tefsStiyscil rich fabsies,yys iso,,ol 7u
III should. say most of the evening
dresses have sleeves, and aItbiot5isb IT
has been observed fiat there RSyefsy
little bodiee7 Eprshdns Paris just NOW,
there., is "a good pit of drapery in the
sleeve, The bodice is cut very low
Back oAifdz 'front.' Tor the 4Re=s..s nsrs
square. sand in with pieces -ef
heavy .embroidery, lace and tuiles and
the sleeve, as / have said. Is q mass
7ef dfaper -Sofsea; covering the .6sbass
but leaving the arm bare at the to-,
or veiIed with a transparency. This
draped slee#e-is pretty fashion
though spaEhaps not strjsIlx ,ciass.ca3
s0 The 5txo. q. frofks ilfpstratedI in cur
large, piffure aRs simple but eiesg2ant in
oesfsd. The hfst has dfstiSE6f T.,n,s
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4eet hangtnssrittr ttrriicrs-
for the contrast PetYeen the size of
ses. Z g9s aafa EoOm Rs91A m
4 Vi $pHBaFTeT wNight of slfc xa dfapIAf!H
les should be governed by the size of
fh1 80 the fs9RigpfNk II smHA |
t. Obj aieres AAa@ 3 IL. nj
les should be governed by the size OF

The latter il the figures are woven
in self ,eolQrs. OF tapestries are not bad
Saf wien crtde cdtbinati66thss Of cohlorrs'
gre sem or enottanIaI snit 6ones TOO.
graceful patterns finished with deep
passed ss'qin fdFvF9r Il S6i5ngrhing diff,
.tersnri a. TAeeonlS ffiage, suitable now
flor 4ntiases,ts tffesaaar11wa. thumb"
either ipshaltsa 81, tasseIsl eIofed
.tJ3olss Gh IpiahH cbiops, si1eavy pongee
ysfl kan hErlapsn,demms anb ether thin
1materialed having 1iust enough weight
pot 1tos 9lo9M straight IgitR'sach draft
are prettiest for doors in apartments.
L-arGer EocsaS-1Ei41 ISe- tanaS++iee-A +e-
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BSE-9F@f6RFfERES
nGi6IfRfA@ag fTFf,
SURROUNDINGS.
Unless in Accord with other Furnish.
irss Of the Room Their Utility Is
bE2esHsyeaht7so sseetions4W9rth1 -
Remembrance
Portieres should beautify rooms. but

Portieres should beautify rooms, but
s56e HsSeTa STYLE t,yle; material and pat
tfF RSest haHginss' are h hot appt6;
N.Y. NaHtl in harmony with the, lsstirl
rfffngs, MehnitRsy'sai3g ihaF9tAe 94i
iSlVAf whole apartment --...
TliSlI9 larticn DtE tsleo Nhe5B the
69NV1S of small rooiuss ara tegob9
tss5fY FOn ur1eSs,lthe .araRerfes axe in
E%rJEith other fittings e;abnormal
proportions are made and the lines of
the enlirs rnorn- rcndcred nrnt nsnIa
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qAas z dsefidseSyeerSyTTday c6a1e.. VT that 4
AN Se$woih over any dress: it is III
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Corduroy Velvet

= 49, = ---4-s@s
s1ss-Ttls a'plaidesacqasl shasedoablel
breasted; the collar andtzsciifs = are
laced with cream lace
The bonnetiislsM cream satin. the
tnFrn Urn brim being faced with
coarse lace, roseftes aad strings of
ribbon 10 sSGseE IL 70 sl1HE9
Materials required: IN Three Yards ve42
Teseen' four yards and one YARD
lace. .sazs.
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M p bco9 ,b9d E1E u: =
- PerH5ns at fno time in the past has.
there been grkater diversity in styles
and inSSMsateFiSis Worn at various zfuif1c-.
tons, Shirts IRE 'Srafifng g, OF the Short
walking saMgth, .df6 iusslsescape,9th4
floor; fheyAare empire, princess. glove
or loosely fitting princess, with no
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s'5-Ea 90 ,eIsAasE1 Hc1loD vsiO F-Ni
Ky. ,Asyofp it, is made q!ssiip epgrieeot vel
low satin shot with pink, -whfle, the
'dfapef tffchu and, Center panel be,
Ifsseath are fof COLA filee Pace, elabr6id
egedo1no raised ehlenille nW til Q groups
of autumpstinted1 leayesol3I no =; no
The bodice points down the center
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ionA iehafniinig dinner ig6wnTdssabsdnl
silvery green satin. .scci1ss cd o.
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sJSkT SUIT FOR WALKING. .

Designed with Skir5iana Coat and ,silks
ID ALI I'D f lS9 g1SFfe 'roi is stoog y
Waking suits 1aaF are Charming ra!15 and Id
come; in "a snumberiaf ysnlart. g,nses.
A FSenqA homespnncis artdsleally sGect
'signaH with skirt and coat, and shown
with q Charming blouse of silk, Toscos.
Of the Skirt 7fSzi made with
pahRlNhich extendscins a. loose fold
around the bottom, and there is an
extra ! trimming of fiat: bands of brraid
aborstte fold Of ifofiespun.' '-'-'- IS" :
e Theccat is trimmed with ipannne vel
vet, which forms the .-reYess,,7 collars:
and cHfsts. 1t .fasteps at the front with
veasfae white leather of the softest,
finest duality. There is a vide tuck on IN
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

The violCts that are worn this win
ter do, not resepble the. sweet-scented
ut de--nHrf1s f6S the woods. In
outline they are the same. but there
thes likenesslgendA Our glewest Mullins
cry. violets are Fery large. very dark,
and in color very unnatural. AT al lit
tiles distance frey. Ioald9 FatherI like
1RaInsies. but uadoqbtedlyy they are eff.
fective. For felt hats it is considered
necessary to mix silk and velvet flow
eTs.- the tough Of Xelyet being, seme-
times introduced on she 4eave4 Salso.
Another favorite trimming for the.
'tloche hat is an enormous ruche of
.sPfssilk, Tshowing fringed edges=AT The.
at: ~sas4 < 8 sGlse rs 2ss ss5
they will not sit up properly, and it
must be, admitted thaEruches of this
kind run AWAY with a great deal Of
silka1 = aTI75S D.. IBi3SE3 >,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office at Durango,
Colo, June IL. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
II. Conroy of Durango, Colo, who on
August 81, 1901, made homestead
entry No. 224O, for lot section 10,
lots L. 2 and section IA and S.W.
u Sc ". section II, township 35
north, range 8 west n. NJ. p. NJ, has
filed notice of intention TO make final
five year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
register and receiver at Durango,
Colo. on the 23d day of July, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses Les.
ter Huggins. Cornelius Porsch, Robert
Carter and Ed Higgins, all of Du-
range, Colo.
+. c. PERKINS, Register.
First publication June IS, 1908.
Last publication July %, 1898.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office at Durango.
Colo, June 10. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Nancy
A. Foster Of Bayfield,. Colo, who. on
July rs, 1903, made homestead entry
No. 2210. for N. " S.E. Y and S.E. n
s.E. Y sec. 10 and s.W. Y s.W. X,
section 20. township 35 north. range 2
west N. M. p. NJ. has filed notice OF
intention to make final five year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the register and re
ceiver at Durango. Colo. on the 1871
day Of July. 1908.
Claimant names as Witnesses: JohI
Moss, Joseph Sullivan and Bascon
Hampton Of Bayfield, Colo. and Nahum
W. Hammond Of Durango. Colo.
F. C. PERKINS. Register.
First publication June IL. 1908.
Last publication July 16. 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office at Durango
Colo. June 10. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that J. Edgar
Hutchinson OF Ignacio. Colo. who. on
June 8. 1902. made homestead entry
No. 2527. for e. VI s.E. Y sec. 2s,
NE. Y NE. X sec. 35. and NV. Y
S.W. X Of section 25, township "a
north. range Z west N. NJ. p. NJ, has
filed notice Of intention to make final
i've year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described. before the
register and receiver, at Durango,
Colo. on the goth day Of July. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: David
v. Hamilton, Ralph Durham, Nicholas
Juantet and I. Newton Jack, all Of
Ignacio. Colo.
F. G. PERKINS. Register.
First publication June II, 1908.
Last publication July 10. 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office at Durango
Colo. June IL. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that John NJ
King of Ignacio. Colo. who. on Sep
tember %. 1904. made desert land
entry No. 261 for N. n NV. u and
S.E. u NV. v. section /, township
S3 north, range west, n NJ. P. NJ
has filed notice of intention to make
final proof. to establish claim to tbs
land above described. before the reg
lister and receiver at Durango, Colo.
on the 24th day of July, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: FranI
r. Sutton of Durango. Colo, d. NJ. Sim
mons, William Simmons and Alyi
Brown Of Ignacio, Colo.
+. C. PERKINS. Register.
First publication June IS, 1908.
Last publication July %, 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
INDIAN LANDS EoR SALE.

inherited Indian lands for sale. Notice
order to be valid, must bear the approval
OF the department thereon. For further
CHARLES F. WERNER,
supt. and spl. Dish. Agent.
Agents Office, Southern Ute Agency.
Ignacio. Colo, Dec. Is. 1907.
The public Is hereby informed that In
herited Indian lands within the jurisdic-
ton of the Southern Ute Agency, Colo
rado. Is offered for sale under section Z
1909 ls2 Stat. 275). will be found publicly
listed at said agency, where sealed pro-
posals for the purchase OF any tract on
signed during period Of sixty days al
lowing the date whom the same was list
ed. in accordance with the amended rules
ippToyed by the Secretary OF the Inter-
Tor October 4. 1902, which rules may be
hsts had upon application to this office. Bid
ceived for inherited Indian lands up to
Y o'clock noon of the day upon which
bids are advertised to be opened. at
,srs Which hour ,n,osy they yin be opened. Bid
opes containing bids should not have
noted thereon descriptions of the lands
g g which the bid relates. but that there
and" and giving the date upon which
cover one allotment; il more than one
allotment Is desired separate bids must
be made for each. All checks to be made
payable to CHAS. i. WERNER, Supt
supt. and Spl. Dish. agent.
Schedule of inherited Indian lands
listed for sale in the office OF the south
date OF opening of bids for all lands
herein listed is for the year 1905. unless
otherwise stated in the advertisement.
deceased. The NV. u of the S.E.
u, NE. u of s.W. u. NV. u of s.w.
u and S.W. u of S.W. u. sec 6. town
ship 33 north, range west, N. M. p.
NJ. containing 160 acres. Heir, Bur
chard Hayes. Listed May rs, bids
opened July "a.
Allotment No. 345. Susie Winters,
deceased. The W. VI of S.w. n, sec-
lion II, and e. " of S.E. u section
is, township 80 north, range 8 west Of
N. M. P. NJ. containing 100 acres.
Heir, John NJ. Kuebler. Listed May
25. bids opened July "a.
Allotment No. 27s. William Tyler,
deceased. The L. " of NE. u and
w. " of NE Y section 1S. township
"a north, range s, N. NJ. p. NJ. con-
taining 100 acres. Heir, Anne Tyler.
Listed May 25. bids opened July "a.
Allotment No 81. Judah Drake. de-
ceased. The S.W. II of S.W. u of sec
ton IL. N. " OF NV. u and NV. u
of NE. Y section IA, township 80
north. range west of N. NJ. p. M, con-
tanning l60 acres. Heir Carl Drake.
Listed May 20. bids opened July "a.
Allotment No. 213. John Black, do
ceased. S.W. u of NE. v. NV.
Y of 3.E, u and s. u of S.E. u sec
ton 3S, township "a north. range II
west OF N. M. P. NJ. containing 100
acres. Heir Lucy b. Newton. Listed
May 20, bids opened July "a.
CHAS. f. WERNER. Superintendent.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office at Durango,
Colo, May 20, 1908.
Notice is hereby given tina. Nellie
B. Finger, OF Kline. Colo. who on
July IA. 1904, made desert lan6 entry,
No. 255. for the S.W. u section 3,
township 33 north, range IL west, N.
M. P. NJ, has fled notice OF inten-
tion to make final desert proof. to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before the register and re-
ceiyer OF the United States land office
at Durango, Colo. on the 11th day OF
July, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Sam
uel L. Bleak, Richard M. Bleak. Daniel
w. Eaton and John X. Eaton, all Of
Kline, Colo.
F. c. PERKINS, Register.
First publication June 4, 1908.
Last publication July 8. 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
CONTEST NOTICE.
oepsr.men. of tn. Interior

United States Land Office, Durango.
Colo, June 10. 1908.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by Rachel
Smith. contestant. against homestead
entry No. 1897, made March 80. 1907,
for S.W. u section 80, township SS
north. range west. N. NJ. P. M. by
Joseph d. Barker, contestee, In which
II is alleged that said Joseph d. Barker
has wholly abandoned said entry,
never established a house or domicile
thereon, and has never cultivated or
| improved any part thereof. and that
said abandonment has been for more
than one year prior to the date of said
affidavit, and that said absence was
not caused by any employment In the
army, navy OF marine corps Of the
United States In time of war. said par
ties are hereby notified to appear, re-
spond, and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. IN. on
July %. 1908. before the register and
receiver at the United States land Of
fee In Durango, Colo.
The said contestant having, In a
proper affidavit, filed June 10, 1908,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service OF this
notice can not be made 1t is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publica-
ton. F. C. PERKINS, Register.
First publication June IL, 1908.
Last publication July 16, 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office at Durango
Colo, June 10. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Alexan
der B. Sanderson Of Durango. Colo.
who, on December 6. 1906. made home
stead entry No. 1904, for NV. "a. sec
tion 19, township "a north. range {
west N. NJ. p. M, has filed notice Of
intention to make final Communication
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before the register
and receiver at Durango, Colo, on the
18th day of July. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George w. Spencer. ]. C. Roberts. Per
ry A. Stark and Frank Wride, all OF
Durango. Colo.
II. C. PERKINS. Register.
First publication June IL. 1908.
Last publication July 16. 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


United States Land Office at Durango,
Colo, May 20. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Bertha
B. Thompson. OF Durango, Colo. who,
on June 4. 1904. made desert land en-.
try. No. 251. for NV. X N.w.N Of
section IL. and NE. Il NE. X section
Is. township 80 north, range IL west
N. NJ. p. NJ. has filed notice Of inien-
ton to make final desert proof. to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before the register and receiv-
or at Durango. Colo, on the 10th day
OF July. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George w. Thompson Of durango,
Colo; Barton b. Warren. Cos. Hilton
and John Wildon Of Red Mesa. Colo.
F. G. PERKINS. Register.
First publication June I. 1908.
.sst publication July .. 1908.