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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-22
Installation OF Officers.

versailles Lodge NO. 2.3l, |. -. o..
f., at regular meeting Tuesday night
installed the reelected n. G.. and V.
G., J. +. and ]. S. Berkstresser. y.
ID. G. NJ. Pepper performing the
ceremony in his usual entertaining
style, assisted by Chas. +. Wilson as
ID. ID. c.. W., w. W.. kinloch as y.
II. G.. NJ, and W. l.. Stephens as
Grand Guard. The appolntive Off
GERS will be installed later.
&. II. Price for all kinds of good.
things to eat.
The Browns go to Windsor Friday
to show the Windsor wind-jammers
how to play ball, beng booked ior
games there Friday and Saturday.
No night too warm SO far this. sea-
son for IA 'kiver." For a heath and;
pleasure resort this section beats 'em
all.
DR.. VIM. Well has beer mt IL
Oklahoma this week lookin, a.,cr his
ranch there. During his 9hsenct
Mrs. Well is visiting her parents ncal
Florence.
Remember the regular convention
OF Versailles Lodge, X. OF T., Thurs
day night. Work in the degree OF
Esquire, so come out and help make
it pleasant for the candidate, he will
appreciate your efforts.
Sam Price, of FL Dorado Springs,
Mo-, came in Tuesday morning on a
business trip, returning home that
night. His daughter, Virginia, who
had been quite sick, is again all right
and we'll.
The new carpet for the Presby-
+ terrain church arrived Tuesday, and
. hereafter, in visiting this sANCrUM
sANcToRUM, it will be necessary that
your sole be clean whether your soul
is or not.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-22
Icei Ice! Ice!

Clean, pure and healthful, right
from the factory. Leave your orders
with C.. II, Price, Butcher and GroC-
er.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-22
Christian Endeavor Program,

SUNDAY, JULy25, 1909.
Leader-Sarali Curtis.
Subiect:-Heroes Of Missions III China.
Matt, 5:l3 l6.
Song,
Song.
Prayer, Mrs. W. w. Kinloch.
L.esson-Sarah Curtis.
Song.
Description of China tqday-Rosina
Curtis.
Scripture Readings Mrs. {. II. Price,
Mrs. II. +. Abel. Ethel Smith, Mrs J,
W. McClelland, Beulah Kid~ell.
Song.
Some of the Heroes -Beatrice Knloclt,
Lille Hunter. Helen Kistermacher, Lulu
Cleveland, Alpha Cline, W, W. SiplQch.
Song.
Collection.
Benediction.
Miss Gertrude cfine, OF Versailles,
was the guest Of Miss Jennie Stiffe,
Tuesday night. -Eldon Advertiser.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-22
The Daily Globe

For Rural or Star Route Subscribe
ers and Morgan County REPUBLICAN,
both one year, $500
Including Sunday Edition SAFE
Address the REPUBLICAN,,
Versailles, Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-22
Free show on the street Tuesday

night. Everybody invited.
{. n. Price pays the highest mark
ct price for all kinds of produce.
Blackherries are 10 cents per gall
Ion a, Eldon, % cents at Versailles.
Archie Ale. OF Independence, Mo-,
is visiting with the family OF H. F.
Abel. this city.
DR.. Short got home in time to, har-
vest his weed crop. and he had a
splendid one, proving a rich soil.
Geo. p. Clark has had a new roof
put on his residence, corner of Fisher
street and Williamson avenue, and is
now prepared for the long dry spell
which generally comes this time of
year.
The Royal Neighbors had an in
teresting meeting last Friday night,
closing, as usual, with ice cream and
cake. We don't suppose that ice
cream once a week will turn any of
them into icebergs, or even give them
a cold stare, but they should be care
full.
Ny! how the farmer can strut this
winter, with his head up and his
hands in his pockets, while the poor
fdevil o. a merchant continues to hus-
tie for a living just the %sa,ne--thc
farmer has his done made, and plen.
ty OF it.
1t has been suggested that it would
be a good idea for the churches o
the city to hold union services during
the hot weather, and the suggestion
is certainly all right, if we had a suit
able place for such gatherings. Oh
; for a park.
Since Eldon SHE'D her castor int,
the ring on the court house question
it appears that Tuscumbia is awake
ing, having called a mass meeting 70
Friday, July %. Hope it won't be
''23' meeting.
The Rolla X, P.'s, with the assis,
a ance of the enterprising business me
: of that pushing city, are after tn
Pythian Home, with a fairly goo
-, prospect OF landing it. Versailles
or near our city, would have been. tt
ideal location for this splendid il
20 stitutiOn, but our committee went
II sleep as. soon as appointed, and Al
still snoring.
,e The city bus had a small runawa
IN from the Mo. Pac. depot Tuesda,
j. the team becoming scared at the lou
III, snoring Of the sleeping porter insid
who, on awakening, decided it W,
~ his move. and he landed in Il
weeds, and for some time it was II
,,e certain which end was up, but
&c finally got INTO his feet. The tea
20 was stopped without any serious dal
"a, age.
nd We interviewed Deputy Record
N. Bremen in regard to marriage lice
NJ SEES, but he had none on hand sin
our last report. He says he cal
understood Why. with the bountii
crops and the big rush of busint
coming, why the young folks dol
get hitched up. He is ready at
times to do his part, ever to setti
an example as soon as he can fl
the girl, and he does hope and {
let pect to fill out several hundred
least this fall. Now, walk up to
to Captains office, look pleasant. a
MD plank down your dollar, if sh'
ck- worth it, and may you be happy e
after.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-22
A Good Place
To stop, when in Upton, rs the
Milton House,
Mo- Evn Sfah1 Pp~nnr1otnr-
Mrs. Eva Stahl, Proprietor,

Everything neat and clean, COM
Portable and home-like. The best in
the City for the money.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-14
COURT OF APPEALS
TO PASS ON coNsTTUTIoNALITY
OF LAW.
Judge Cook Sustains Demurrer Il
tlse' Case In Which CreceIius
Act Is Involved.

Judge Cook sustained Q the de-
murrer that had been filed 10 the In
dlctment against Thomas Hodge and
n. c. West. charging them with hav-
ing unlawfully bought tobacco that
was pooled in one Of the farmers as
sociations, and the case was dis
missed. The demurrer reads as fol-
lows: THE defendant demurs 10
the indictment herein because II does
not set up sufficient facts to con-
stitute a violation OF law
In sustaining the demurrer Judge
Cook did not give any opinion as e
the constitutionality OF the Creceliui
law under which the Indictment wal
returned. The commonwealth Is nov
expected to appeal the decision and
In this way make test case so that
the exact status OF the law may b.
established by the court OF appeals.
The indictment against J. p
Thompson a company. charging
them with having sold tobacco on
their loose floor that was pledged
was dismissed this morning upon
motion OF the commonwealth the
following endorsement being writ.
ten on the back Of the indictment;
Dismissed as to j. p. Thompson
a company. for want OF sufficient
proof to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New Era. -.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-14
rhe Great Nor,hern countrr.

NImrod was a mighty hunter. but
had he hunted in the "TemagRmi
region he would have been a nigh
tier one. Eimrod hunted for glory,
but Temagamians hunt for game
Those Indians who made the first
canoe OF birch bark long ago. were
our greatest benefactors. The chill
dren OF these Indians know the
canoe. and they know how to use Il,
and II you go Temagami this sum-
mer they viii paddle your canoe In
their own superb way. They viii be
the best guides you ever had. STU
dents who camp In summer along
the Temagami lakes are able TO do
two years work I'm one. Finest OF
fishing and hunting. Good hotel ac-
enmmodation. Easy of access by the
Grand Trunk Railway System. In.
formation and beautiful descriptive
publication sent free on application
TO q. w. Vaux. OF Merchants Loan
a Trust Bldg. Chicago. III.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-14
rnaLondop Club.

Recently at a dinner party the
conversation turned upon the SUBJ
jeect OF clubs. The special features
OF the Athenaenm we're referred 10
with great respect. and then J.. NJ.
Barrie. who was the only member OF
that august club who happened to be
present, interviewed.
After having been elected by the
Athenaeum club he said. 81 went
there for the first time and looked
about for the smoking room. An
old man with long, white hair was
wandering In a lonely way. about
the hall. asked him II he would be
so kind as TO tell me the way to the
smoking room. He agreed With
alacrlty. when we returned TO the
hall thanked him heartily, when he
begged me to do him the honor OF
dining with him. But. my dear sir,
l said. you have been far too kind
TO me already. cannot think OF
imposing myself upon you in this
fashion tt.
Imposing yourself. exclaimed
the old man in an eager voice. on
the contrary. you will be. doing me
the greatest favor Ia the world; the
fact is ] have belonged to this club
for thirty years and you are the first
member who has ever spoken to
me. THE Bellman.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-14
x.RArs SHOW WOMAN is LIAR.
Charity Patent With had" Heart
FouRd TO Have 800 Concealed.

Cincinnati-'Doctor. do you ever
do anything for charity? am an
awfully poor woman and have heart
trouble. Wont you please examine
my heart with the X-rays free OF
cost2"
This plea was made by poorly
dressed woman to Dr. George Her
mann yesterday.
Eyes. l will examine you" said
the doctor.
but. doctor. I do not wish to take
on my waist-you can make the ex-
animation without taking that on,
can't yauT" asked the woman
III would be better to take Il on.
but II you inslst. leave It on" was
the reply.
The X-ray machine began TO
crackle and the physician gaEed at
her heart. Happening 10 look a bit
lower he was surprised 70 discover
three $50 gold pieces hidden in a
chamois bag under the woman's gar
ment
How Is my heart. doctor?"
Your heart Is pretty bad he vo-
cifeFated You lied when you said
you were poor Take that money out
OF your waist aud pay me IS.
The woman nearly collapsed. but
paid the IS. Altogether she had
about fi0o.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-14
Some Reasons Why This House De-
serves Your Consideration:

We were the first to inaugurate the
scmi-annr aJ clearance system by
which thet public was enabled to pro-
fitat our expense.
we were. the first in Paducah to in
esude biies and Blacks in these
sales nus forcing others 60 follow
ia the oath we had bIazed.
We were the first TO give 20 the pur-
chaser absolutely free choice of all
s.oeksA,' thus enabling him TO obtain
the Test in the house.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-14

We were the first TO close out all
stocks regardless of cost that we
might be enabled to continue each
year our decisive determination 10
carry over no old stocks.
We were the first therefore to in.
ciude only new stocks in our Clear.
ance sales,thus giving the public the
assurance OF receiving only new lines.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-14

Keep your eye ON the humble man.
Perhaps he il lying low for the purs
pase Of humblIng you.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-14

Avoid the crowd and delay at the
end Of the month by payment OF city
tax bills now.
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Life 100000 Years Aso

Scientists have found In cave in
Switzerland bones OF men. who lived
loo, ,0oo years aEu. when life was in CON
slant danger from wild beasts. Today
the danger, a. shown by \. ". Brown
nt Alexander: Me. = largely from
deadly disease. IL it had not been
f1r Dr. Kings New Discovery. which
cured me. l could not have lived, he
writes, '>sEtrinE a. did from a
severe lung trouble and stubborn
cough. To cure >urc Lungs, Colds.
obstinate Coughs. and prevent Pneu-
monia. IL the best medicine on
earth. &c and sI-O0. Guaranteed by
Edgar BrDs, Trial bottle free.
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WONDERS OF THE ANTARCTIC
Member Of Expedition Impressed
with the Faseinatien Of That
Remarkable Land.

DR.. I.ionville who is with the Char
cot expedition. in letter to Paris,
says: The Antarctic region is quite
lp to its reputation. | understand
ow one can De fascinated with these
weird landscapes. where everyIhipg
hat nature shows is strange and un-
acCus t0Ucd.
The animals are prOdiGiously Gu
Eous, and the formation OF the noun
4iuS and glaciers very unexpected
is unfortunate that We cannot spend
N days at this place Deception 50
rapt'y named The penguins are most
Etg-CSted in my work. When I tuTu
-..I.,,,s Of rock on the shores they
..se uT 20 watch what am doing
raw closer aad closer. elbow each
r-scv 20 see better, peck the places
yhero am d.gSinE and end up by
.usJltns me had to speak very PLAIN
TO one this morning. and he walked
away limpirE
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Contest Notice
earptthr Iuieri0r

n.r.-.-ear vf the Interior
..afrs.s SAFE Land once rHrrl0, Colo.
June s. 1919.
.-s -sr-f s7ates, Afiidayit having been nled
. mis- De-, Arthur " Green. cuuts-tan'
,.,.-.. Hrzas-seat entry NJ. 1876, made Aug
--.--. :s.- fa- 81. sc-'ion Is. Township i's.
z..-.. 90 W. ~ Joseph VI. HuuEertord'
- .-e.rzr 90 vatrs % B. ALLEGED shat said claim
.-. "a. ,agrTv failed 20 establish rrsiirnc' up
-t.z rrasg % Ianf ar 20 cuIlivaie or improve
.....-ray r.asarr .luea date uf rutry; and
-s. -s.l ar.sa.t- -1!-r 10 date hereof and
.rra ar.r-rE aa-rlse from -ali land was
.. .-. g.. s.- ,r.g .., z-ut 800 she Army Navy
va--. cr-l- ..aa lui'rl State A. a pTi'
ra.. .a.a-. ae.e-r --aus1 ur marine during
.-a- WITH ~.a.E. -aIu. any other war
.- a..ra ..r Ull-as ~sare- NAV be engaged;
To- ------.--. -1.3 9..rta-. are lerrhy uoti-
-.. r. ,-r-ar. rr.uaui. aad urer evidence
..z.-- -asE @. r-t..a1 a. j.. a'r.ark a. IN. on
-. .--.-.r- 2. -s-.. before She Eests'er aud he-
-.r-- o. gas yalasl STATE. Land once in
..l. -..-a#a.
-az a.zrr-saar -Eysas, lz proper al.
aF.. =.Hg Eas g. lgg. -si 'aE'h facts which
-. - sats 1..ss So. -l.i-rzc- Fer-oual service
...... u.slrr -a= go. be- Eate. 1t Is hereby
-..-.a l1s -Errrtaf .aA' .asa notice be given
r .u- t1s proper F-aasausu.
ABBEY. Register.
..-.s. g. 5..-a..s= tz.v -aL
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By the Greatest
American Rumorists
| Brandy and Soda
,Sepyr.Eht. Lss. ~ W V. N.aaa.Al
81 H. Il HdsE2r

,CopyTlshi, Iss. BY ". -. Chapman
The worn man IN the saloon. win
the reminiscent look IN his eyes and
the black b5s. had been trying 10 ia
troGucs himself into the conversation
for some time S0mCHo3y had been
talking @! the English remittance uA7
Speaking about EuSlishwcn," ssti
the worn man nearly al! I've Sno"a
were down on thC.- 'uck. CLAUDE FuE-
soUhy Smythe vas rhg exception, for
he had slCVs % money aa4 ! 80
JOB as his valet Hs said u me Cae
morning: Thompson pack Wv
trunks. We Ar so.zE 70 Alaska :e7
beArS
We had our sIeisA 'oas~a 5ouz eH-
low the pl!usou mark when Nc So,
out along the traL Among Other
things had packed u7 a h1E case
Of brandy and dozen Ao;tes ot s1sa.
for Nj Suy;he re.sheE a brandy E-s
soda now and 'hea We'd s-ra a..-E
he iraI s week looking for ,. as
when oae a.-AI NJ Sly.k says s.
me
Thompson. ts3uk ! c7e-s 60 "a
s r and : mixed strong #v PIE a--
Thompson, Uo,see that pAa-eEs-
c-1e- s brandy and SOFA No z-.sEg
AID soda. the soGas Arasr.r ser-
Well Eeutleutl ! =.N-s bis ---s
and. sure enough the >.sa W.. su.aa,
Nr- SEyths made Vr saes a-
pitched The whole case --- -- .E- .--.
which hada; yer ur..,- Taa--r--
he said I vas thinking o.. =a-s.--
your wages. hu; aau I've changed =.g
mind
Very soot s.r: thank y7u- s.r, ]
replied.
BY May ~e ws-e frozen IN IL 4
snow hut on the GHrs- P-.1.11s1. A..
this time Ne had beer travelling zE rau
stream, hoping 20 sazi down ut.A The
spring tides bg; The ice never us.ts.
and Se were a; gl- Wis end to- fo-E
And all our dogs had 1.e5 8-r 'lP
worst blow vas Ulea Guy L-s .-.-s
save out
~Gearlenea sad The va-- =E-
-eErar!yely regarding his a--.v
glass. did any az yau sya- saEa- s-.-
scUTyy. Lime or Ielga Juice are rLa
only things Iha; viii rl-e yog. 40
all our line and lenaa Juice vas so--
! didn't set the disease bad ug, The
EaElishu2G Eas AWFUL HIS tee.
were 50 loose Ac had 90 tie u7 Is
hozd 10 stop them -a''NaS
Thompson. set me some line
Juice a; once SAYS be thinking he
VAS in his club. his mind s. 10 sge2E
wandering
Very soo5. sir. ! replied. going
down TO the Falaloosa 10 look a.:
some. might s. well have looked
there as anywhere else The Ice lad
broken Al last and The spring fresh
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the lee
cts we're pouring their foods into The
upper river Presently saw some
hing floating along the river ananr
the foes, and reached out with :
long stick and guided it in
Gentlemen, I: was that Identical
case OF lemon soda which the Eng
hshDa. had pitched OF the slsdrs a,
the beginning Of ou- journey.
Would lemon juice 90 Is s,u
sir" SAYS I going II 70 NJ. snythe.
Thank you, Thougs2n. he an,
sEersd, Just Is Il he wzs /, his club
And little brandy 10 favor II, /.
might make 50 bold. saws
Yes, Thompson he SAYS. 50 weak.
ly that the tears came into nv eyes
I watched him drink down ths,
brandy and soda and ! saw him fan
into calm. peaceful sleep. And rsp.
uenen, that sweet lemon soda saved
our lives. We built a raft and faated
back TO civilization, bringing with us
y magnificent bearskins.~
Hold hard" said the hs-nau. spis
you not say that you had been travel
ing up the Palalooss: Now, II the
case was dumped out on the ice and
then you went on up the stream. bow
do you account for its floating against
the CURRENT"
That's easy" answered the worn
man. You see one Of them hotties
was leaking Wei. the gas in that
soda was so powerful strong thai II
overcsms the drift of the current and
enervesced its way up stream. We
saved bottle and had IL analyzed on
our return, and il appeared the rnauu-
facturers had accidentally put in some
chemicals which did the work. Mr..
Smytbe built factory. and is turning
il out by the million ] have q sample
bere-Smythe's Perfect Sods-ano If
can put you down for a half dozen
cases.
The worn man ceased Then he
described a parabola over the swing
door and landed exactly in the cen
ter d the .strest
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Notice for Publication
g7t---r-. a,-ae Iass-tgr

g.r9ar--r=- a: -aa Iatg-igr.
( : LA=a Oe-ee. a. Pueblo, Colorado.
June Ia;A, 'P.a.
N..-- D.. -r-rgv s-yea iAAl Bsltle N. Co~den
..-a--.r Er-E.r u Collins. q o.-ey. Colorado,
s-.- .= --ae 81. ..s. a.a5e p--sr' LAad Entry
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So >-sss g .- -.4a.alg d. :. and Lot !
a.. ~--.n- r. .~-.-l7 Is EAuEe ''W.,
-s-- E===7a- Ea-s5saa. a.s a.ei notice Of
.a.---.a= go =as. E.1G Proof, go establish
z= r- -as .lzE ansvs a~.-Hbei. before
--.saE $50 Ll-s Cs7s A. Pueblo, Colorado,
.- zzr 80 -ar "a. : ase=zfs-. I2E.
-lL-.l-s satzaa. O., aarsrs---.
E=-aHr. a: uTIzaE. Colorado
EHz-r E-=..-.- a, NaIssabzrs.
.--.- s-==--aL.-e- o, OIaey.
E4- -lr,.-
ABBEY. Ee-lsirr
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Notice for Publication

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior.
L : Land Office Et Pueblo Colombo.
June IL. 1902
Nosioe Is hereby riven'thHi Michael J. Train
or o. ora~Ey, Colorado, VINO, on April :, 1870.
iiiAoe Homestead Entry, No. lsl57, for sw +,
s'''- y ! iSs IL b6W 9th Principal Meridian,
mas MEG nniao' Of intention to make Final Fiy.
Year i,r"oi, TO establish claim to the lano
Apost described. before Clerk Of District court
1853. ny >
CiHinaui names as witnesses.
'ohn 'inyArd Of ordway, Colorado.
Alvin j. Houston Of Arlington,
William Kaiser Of ordwsy,
c. L McCahe of :.
s.A ABBEY. Register.
First publication June 18th
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Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior
T. july ), 1919,
Notlc, Is hereby given that Mle'hA D. MOTTO"
II sugar CITY. Colo. Who, on February 10 'y'
r,.le Homestead Entry No 1910 serial no
s5tss. TOR swsa, Section n. Township IpS', US,
E,rsr ssw.. tih. Principal Meridian has h,''
-,,t,- of Intention tn make Final commnta''o"
T-1sf. 20 establish claim to the land ABOVE
s.-s--ibsi. before the L. ;. Land once Al
p- bta. Colorado, on the OH DAY OF oe''p'''
.aH
g.s.rnrt usur. A. Wi'ne~~rs. ..,,.
= Nslrrfuz. uf SUGAR CITY, Colorado
Grr-sr yaIrrias, Of suSlr city,
ur Crum Erlcr, Of Pueblo
NJ, LaurA yaaIeyculer OF sugar O''
sA ARUEY, Register
s.-sr SO ulGeztIau Nav .l-t.
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1-=L--zezs C -s- IEssrlr-,
z LA=z 5rIas q; Pueblo. Colombo.
JGac =. IsrQ.
Sa-4rs .s hereby e5vsz tzI, Nlrrav d Levi
%: Szez- CIV. Colo. vaa on Deerrahcr =. is.7
mace EaassssAs Eutry. No. l,ss, for I {.
81 Sa-..-l lie. -s.s.I. 4. :. Eaass % "
ga Ir.a-sFaI Ncrs4lzz. Ia. sled notice OF Ia
sszu0= 20 =zEs PEA Five Y-ar Proof. "a
sstAt.l.- r-EE sa The 'Aaa above de.rribcd
before Cl--E a: --- uls--lzt loari ~ La Juuta
Cal1-u-a. % Ia- tra. lAy q -lIy. lslg.
Clh-aLu. zzz=- a. alszes-e..
psvszp1-;
w Lon.
{. " ELEE-
PAX Eszsas. al c: SzEz- CI:v. Colo.
- ABBEY. Register
F-rsi E.-lazasl7a !za= -z.a
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Nosi-e for Publication
DfTrE--uesr srrsr1e Interior

DfTrE--zness 1s r1e Ilts-lar.
{. : -Lu- CEz. q, Pueblo. Colorado.
June L. 1872.
Ng'aos ls hereby given ,Azi Juhu 4 Coudeu.
Of o-s~Ey. CaIa-l1o- who. on August as. lsIs.
EaEas Der Land Eutry No. e., Serial No.
'sas tu- Lot . sE-- SEss, Section 3: sws.
N"= NV. >Wa. seuaaB :, Township llS ,
Range 9 - V- tsa Prime al Meridian. has aled
notice @; Intention - make Final Proc;
70 establish Az 50 The land above described.
before United stLtss Land Once n Pueblo.
Colorado. uu ths list. day Of September, 1879.
ClLiuEut uLnes A. witnesses:
Z NrCuhe, q Ord~Ly. Colorado.
Heary EuEHIstuu. o, WLlssuharc, Colo.
Joseph suuruerhEltsr Of Oluey.
Bar Tabor. o: OIusy. Colorado.
S-A ABBEY, Register
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Department Of The Interior,

Department 1f the Interior,
Z : Land OcIoe Al Pueblo, Colorado.
June y, 1902.
NoilHe l. hereby given that Laura n. vGude-
ve1ie-' O. susEt City, Colo, who, oH July 18th
.s-s- made HoEnesteEa Eutry, seriu No. mus
ioF NW& Section Is. Township - 5 Range Sc
W bih Fr1ncipE! heri alan, hAs filed notice Of
Intention &c make finkl Communication Proof to
establish claim 70 the land above described.
before CLERK Ui ths Distrio; Court Al La JuntA,
oolnraao' on tie 9Th. day Of July. lsl9
Claimant names n Wiruesse.:
"lA Andrews Of Sugar City. Colorado.
Geo. YAisrius OF
Joe TrEinur q ordwEy,
Ars. LethE Morton Of Sugar CITY.
sA. ABBEY, Register.
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Notice for Publication

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Notice for PutlIcatIon

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with view of suggesting plan as
to how we win manage to finance the
affairs. I will give the citizens a par
tial report of the efforts that have
made in order that might familarize
myself with the city's holdings; these
reports are on file in the city clerk S
office since April 9th, and can be seen
by anyone who wishes to see them. AS
space in your paper will not allow the
full report will only give enough in
formation on each of them that the
citizens can know that / have not
been idle.
Hoping I have not taken up toe
much space / will close, thanking
you in advice for the kindness shown
me.
Very truly,
c. F. LASSETER,
Alderman Ward g.