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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

Almost all the old leaders of
Democracy in Kentucky have an
nounced or are announcing their
loyalty to the ticket put forth by
their party this year. This is pleas
ant to contemplate and gives renew
ed assurance of Democratic success
at the polls in November.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

And yet memory goes back to the
time, just before the late Repub-
lican State Convention, when Judge
O'Rear was caught in CLOSE COM
munion" with the alleged chief
of the night riders in Western Ken
lucky. That little incident was
never satisfactorily explained.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

Don't forget the big Democratic
all-day rally at Hartford october
10. Keep it in mind and come.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

For bowel complaints, in children
always give Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil. 1t is certain to effect
cure and when reduced with water
and sweetened, is pleasant to take.
No physician can prescribe a better
remedy. For sale by all deal
ers. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes
Gov. Wilson, Of Kentucky, as say
ing, concerning the Republican
campaign in this State:
1T is not my funeral.
have nothing to say"
True, Gov. Wilson is not person
ally the corpse this time, but natur-
ally fellow is not expected to get
gay at the funeral of some OF his
near kinfolks.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27
Total for two years 500, O2s, 4s1.OO

This unprecedented increase was
visited upon the farmers of Ken
lucky, that the debts incurred by
Wilson's militia might be paid. 1t
meets with the approval of the pres
ent Republican Governor. Does
Judge o'Rear approve or condemn
this act of spoliation? His plat
form says he approves it, but this
may be one Of the planks that was
inserted "just for fun"
The taxpayers know that they
are sorely burdened but until they
read these official figures, they will
not know exactly how they have
been made the victims of Republic
an extravaganza and incompetency.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

In our last issue We denied Mr..
c. E. Woods, of Richmond, KY, any
further room for his long articles
bemeaning Gov. McCreary, stating
plainly our reasons therefor. On
the first page of The Herald to-day
will be found an article from one
of The Herald's readers taking Mr..
Woods sharply to task for his in
sincerity in dealing with Gov. Nc
Creary and The Herald. We have
always tried to be fair in all edito-
rial dealings and of course will al
low Mr. Woods a like amount of
space to reply to said article.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

and guess its meaning. 1t destroys
all reasonable doubt as to the blow
ing up of the Maine by a mine.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

Replying to the statement of The
Herald that 1t covered it's front
page of a recent issue with Mr.. C.
E. Woods article, the Hartford Re-
publican says:
We would like to remind our
contemporary that when we
see fit to cover our first page"
with Mr.. Woods articles, that
we will do so, or any other
items that we may use in our
issues.
Aw-sure enough? How sassyl
Now that's Just too everlastlingly
rambuntiously bad! II our neigh
Dor should continue to put just
whatever it wants to on its front
page, wouldn't that be an innova-
ton in the newspaper business
simply awful? o, tempora! o,
moresi o, scat!
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-09-27

Let the voters remember that the
present high taxes in Kentucky are
the result of Republican Governor
and the political power of like kind
that surrounds him. Taxes have
been raised to meet the deficiencies
of Republican Encouragement. Ev-
cry tax bill bears on it's face an in
dictment of Gov. Wilson's extrav-
agant and inefficient administra-
ton. Yet the platform upon which
Judge O'Rear and his band of can
didates are now running endorses
Wilson's administration-me
they would do the same thing IL
they had the chance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

quets, drank the most wine and got tho
drunkest.-New York Herald
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev. Dr. Clinton H. Walter, pastor of
st. Pauls Lutheran church, York, Pa, is
opposed TO renting pews in the church.
DR.. Walter, a progressive clergyman,
standing high In the Lutheran denomina-
ton, says with emphasis that the custom
OF renting pews retards the churchs
progress and hinders its Christian work
Rev. William G, Wherry, rector of St.
James Protestant Episcopal church, Tren-
ton, y. j., for five years and one of the
best known and most active clerEymen Of
the city. has signfied his intention of re-
firing from the ministry and engaging i'm
business with f.. ID. V. Skillman, a wealthy
hardware manufacturer. whose daughter
Adele, the rector is soon To marry.
II was race day at the Lafayette county
fair and the Missouri rural elect flocked
into Iiigsinsville. They gathered, some
odd-hundred strong, i'm the grandstand and
waited for the programs to be distributed
When these We're given out, the good folk
turned pages casually, then halted in sur
prise. Opposite the race list was this ad-
vertisement After the races don't forget
that the Iiigginsvile church Higginsville,
Mo. has a wide-awake Sunday school TO
which the whole country is invited. Glasses
for everybody. The preaching services are
not so bad. IT, w Hunter. minister
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
HOW ELECTRICITY IS MEASURED
An Explanation of the Dial Hands and
wheels Figured In the
Bills.

Few OF u.s. outside of engineering circles,
know how that mysterious servant, cleo
tricity. is measured. We only know that
the regular monthly bill calls for, 1867
minus 1913 equals "a kw-hr. for which please
remit s.. 90" Many of us have gone down
cellar, or up In the attic, with a lighted
candle to stare with mystified wonder and
profound awe at the little mechanical
meter with its incomprehensible dials and
unreliable figures only to wonder what
1t was all about
The fact Is that electricity. or strictly
speaking, electric energy, is measured in
kilowatt hours A kilowatt hour is prac-
tically the same as one and one-third
horsepower hours since TAG watts equal
one horsepower. The watt Is a rate of
work just as a horsepower is a rate of
work One tells how hard the dynamo has
to work, while the other tells how hard
horse or engine has to work to produce
the required energy.
The measurement of electric power may
be simply explained thus: The current
enters the house and a certain fraction
passes through a small motor contained
in what is called meter" The moving
part of the motor, or armature is con-
nected TO an ordinary counter such as
I
mobiles. This system Of toothed wheels
is arranged to count the number Of watt
hours of electricity, A thousand watt
hours is called a kilowatt-hour The prefix
"lSilo" always means 1000. A llilowatt-
hour costs about 10 cents. II the result is
desired in horsepower hours, It Is only
necessary 20 remember that a kilowatt
/ hour Is the same one and one-third
horsepower hours.
| The wattmeter Ia peculiar In that II
measures power consumed. An instrument
which measures the quantity of electricity
or Juice" is known as an ammeter, be
| cause quantity OF electricity Is always
measured in amperes. An instrument
| which measures the pressure which drives
the electricity is called a voltmeter, since
electric pressure Is measured in volts just
I as water pressure Is measured in pounds
/ The wattmeter, however. takes account OF
both pressure and quantity; that is. Il
multiplies the volts by the amperes and
gives the result in watts. Volts multi
! piled by amperes give watts, just a,
pounds-times-feet give horse power, pro
vided we assume that the work was don,
| in a certain time-that Is, so much worl
done in a second or minute, or hour
The dynamo or generator" furnishes
Z certain quantity OF energy In kilowatts
but this amount OF energy must be use,
for one hour before one kllowatt hour can
/ be charged. Two klowatts for half al
hour would amount TO the same thing
Thus II is necessary not only to state IN
rate OF work in kilowatts. but also to stat
the time In hours, hence the bin state
that the cost has been so much for sucI
and such hloYatt- Is, so man
kilowatts furnished light or power for s
many hours. For example 10000 watt
energy supplied for five hours wouI
amount TO 5000 watthours or fifty xii
owatt-hours.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
Have You Tried This?
simple Prescription said 20 work
Wonders for rheumatism.

This has been well known to the best
doctors for years and is now given to the
public. Get one ounce Of syrup Of SaTsa-
parilla compound and one ounce Toris com
pound. Then get half a pint Of good
whisEey and put the other two ingredients
into IL. Take a tablespoonful Of this mix
ture before each meal and at bed time
shake the bottle before using Good ef-
fevts are felt the first day. MANY OF the
worst cases here have been cured by this
Any druggist mas these ingredients on hand
or will quickly get them from his whole
sale house. ANY one can mix them
This was published here before and humid
reds OF rheumatism sufferers that tried n
are enthusiastic over the results obtained
II Will save many a doctor bin and should
be kept on hand at all times-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
OCEAN STEAMERS.

style often gets him into trouble among
his rich and aristocratc London patrons.
Last spring after finishing three or four
new things, he gave a tea at his studio
in lite street and they say that at this
tea a duchess, having scanned his chef
d'Oeuvre a long while through her gold
lorgnon said TO Mr. Sargent in the con-
descending tone that duChesses use toward
all who work:
81 say, like this you know, l should
go on with this If l were you. New York
Times,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
Ton ImnreasInnIatIc.

An artist, as his trunks were being ex-
amined on the Cunard pier IN New York.
talked about John s Sargent
Yes he said, Sargent is a great
painter, Rather impressionistic. rather
sketchy, YOU know-stnl great painter for
all that"
Here the artist paused TO remove his left
shoe, in order that the customs officers
might search n for concealed gems After
regaining the shoe he went on:
But Sargents rough. impressionistic
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
LAUNCHING OF The ARKANSAS
largest Warship Ever Constructed is
Christened by Miss Macon.
STATE OFFICIALS ARE ABSENT
SPONSOR r. Daughter Of RepreHenth-
live Macon--GunE of ship VIII
Throw rive Tons of Metal
at Each Broadside.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1l-Spashed with
the traditional bottle Of champagne the
bsttlcship Arkansas. the largest warship
over constructed in this country was
launched this afternoon from the yards Of
the New York shipbuildinE company at
Camden, n. j. Miss Mary Macon, daughter
~ Representative Robert b. Macon OF
Helena. Ark, was the sponsor.
There was one unusual feature. the abb
sence Of an official delegation representing
the state government Of Arkansas. The
failure Of Governor Donaghey or other off
rial Representatives TO attend was due to a
controversy between the governor and the
Navy department over the date Of the
launching, the governor wanting to have
the affair prepared so the state could make
adequate arrangements to send an official
party
There was however. quite a large delega-
ton Of Arkausans present. The Navy de-
usrimcut Wa. Officially represented by
Beekman WINTHROP. assistant secretary.
and long list OF rear admirals and other
officers
Miss Macon ChristcnS ship.
When the workmen had ceased hammer
INK aud saving the keel blocks and the
great hun quivercd and slowly began to
move Miss Mary Macon crashed the bottle
against the rcccdIng prov and exclaimed:
IF christcn thee Arkansas"
Following the launching the officials OF
the company entertained the guests at a
luncheon spread i'm one OF the big build
mss OF the plant
When completed the Arkansas will have
the greatest gun power i'm broadside fire
Of any ship afloaL The main armament
will consist of twelve i2a-inch guns
mounted in six heavy armor protected tur-
rcts. For defense against torpedo boat at
tacks there will be q battery Of twenty-one
five-iuch rapid fre-guns
There will also be two submerged torpedo
tubes and ten small guns. The total weight
Of brOadside fire will be about II 600 pounds
The Arkansas will have turbine engines
and will have 2s,oOO horsepower The vessel
viii be fitted for flagship and its com
plement will consist OF eighty-five Officers
and 800 men.
The keel Of the Arkansas was laid last
January and at present the ship is about
20 per cent completed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

District Court. Sixth Judicial District.
T.rri'"r, of New Mexico. County OF
Vua, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Company. 70
corporation. plaintiff. ~. Irene Johu
son. Norm Burns. defendants. "" rl7.
Thr nhu,r named defendants ~" here
eel against you hv 'hc nhnvc named
pluintf boz the above STYLED court aud
rnus" =" r"c"vcr Judgment against v"u
Tor 49, 80, with interest from MAY -.
lnll. and ten prr cent attorneys fees.
aud costs of suit. and Tor Judgment 1T
foreclosure of q certain mortgage deed
executed by Irene Johnson 10 plaintiff
~ the .Gth day ~ October. 1910. ~
secure 3D." 1f"rrsHrl indebtedness. II"u
me following described real estate lv
ing and being IN Turumcari. QUAY
County. New M"Niro. ," wit; lot. ten.
eleven nui twelve IN blori one IN The
Root island Ndditiou =" she r"wu ~
Turumcnri. New Mexico. according 'o
the recorded plat thereof. aud YOU are
notified that unless v"u enter ct cause
n" h" entered, y"ur appearance" tu said
rnusr "u ~ hrt"rr III" 18th LAY IT sep.
trml"r \. u, l0ll, Judgment pro con
t"-," viii be rendered against YOU aud
The r"licf sought hv plaintih granted
aud icrrssd
ilaiuiif's nttornevS are H%nll"mun 5
Mrtiruv. rucumcari. New NrNiro.
ClIAS =. DOWNS.
ilsrk of ~Hld Court.
lir.' Publication July 80 ~.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department 1T the Interior 4. ;, I.nld
Onicr at Tucumrari. y. VI.
,lulv ~, 1911
Notir" 4. hereby given that . Y.
sinclair. fnr the heirs of BENJAMIN |.
Wcast. deceased, 1T Wetumka, Okla.
hnmn, who. an MAY -, 1900, made n. T..
y. Si27, Serial Va. nl75al, for Nwi,,
see, ~, Twp n y, Rang" 80 T., y. VI.
T.. Meridian, has tiled u"ti"r "f inten
ton to make Final Five Wear Proof, -
fr,,ahll,h claim to the land above lie
.rrihcd, before the Register aud Rec"i'.
rr, T.. = Land Office A. rucumcnri, Y
NJ, On the 18th iaN of September, 1911
Claimant name, ~ witnesses: j.. "
GOWN. ~ rucnmcuri, y NJ, T. - Col
vim. of Tucumrnri, y. NJ, r. G, hin, nj
Hudson. v NJ, l.. H. Diamond, at Hud
son. y NJ
20. st n. \. Prentice, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior. T.. =. Land
office a. Tucumcnri, y VI
July ~. 1911
\oticr i, hereby given that John ".
Woodland. at Baranco,. Y. NJ, who. ou
March /, 1905, made ~ e. No 7ll0.
serial No 0I5l6l for the Me-, aud
Add1 Il. e. 0ll3Gn. Nav ~, 1909. for
m" W. SEt,, See 20, Twp : y. Range
~ T., y. VI. T.. Meridian. has Gl"d no
thee at intention tn make Final Five
Year Proof. Ia c>iuhli", claim ia the
laud above described. before he Regis
ter aud Receiver, T.. = Land Onicc ~
Tucumcari, y. VI, an N" 2ith day 81
October, 1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses; u l..
Harper i, T.. Nelson, \, ". Yates, ollie
Wh,t,rrkcr, all ri Baranras. y. VI.
Ni.it a. \. Prentice, ii"pistcr.
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

IN pursuance of y Judgment rendered
In the District Court NJ the Sixth Judi
rial District IT the Territory at New
Mexico, ~ aud Tor the County ~ QUAY.
in th" "ns" Ut Rodney lager ~. James
X. Pierce, defendant. NJ. SU7. dated the
9Th day NJ July, s.. D. 1911, whereby
rlnintih ohinlned Judgment against said
defendant Ter the sun Ut s3jG.I3. with
~ per cent per nnnum interest thereon
from date 1T Judgment. aud costs 1T
suit, aud Judgment 1T foreclosure aud
sale ut NJ" property hereinafter drsrihed
=" satisfy the same.
NOTICE H. HEREBY GIVEN. That
/, HAIRY swan. Special Master hereto.
tore npI"inted hv the ruutI herein, will
IN the 18th day nj Octnhcr \. d., 1911,
~ the hour NJ ~ - 'clork IN the foreman
NJ said dav NJ the front door ~ the
Court House ~ %Tucumratl, Quay County.
New Mexico, sell 1T public anriion ~
The highest bidder fot cash. the follow
my described property living aud heiny
In said quay County. New Mexico. 20
'wit:
Tn" east half II the northeast quar-
ter 1T section thifty.thrae aud the west
half ~ the northwest quarter Of section
thirty four In township seventeen north.
nj range thirty siN eat. y. VI. T.. VI. to
r"th"t with al improvements thereon.
Mud that ! will nppl, the prncrcds at
said sale 20 the satisfaction ~ said
udgm"u' aud r"sis. g. provided therein
HENRY SWAN.
special Master.
lioilomnn \ McEltov. attornrv, int
plaintiff. Turumrati. y. ". : 2n.it
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NOTICE OF MASTER SALE

In pursuance oi u Judgment rendered
IN the District Court 81 the sixth Judi
riul District "t the Territory ~ New
Mexico, within aud Tor the county 81
QUAY. ~ IA. ease at q n thrnault.
rluiutin, ~. Hamilton e. Rutlcdgc aud
Sn,iln Hu'ledgc. defendants being cause
Ne. n00, said Judgment hcing dated
Iul, Il. 1911, whereby the plaintiff Oh
iulurd q Judgment against the defend
ant. tor the sum at Snnt. ~. together
with the costs 1T sad sat, the same q"
draw inirrc ~ 'hc rate ut go per cent
from and after the date ut ,uid iudg
mcut, and for the foreclosure and ,al"
If the property herein described
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
+, Henry swan, Special Master herrt"
tore appointed hy the court herein. will.
IN the nth dav at October. lpll, ~
he hour of ~ "'rlock m rh- i]orrnuon ut
said day, ~ the front d"" VI 'hr Court
House IN Tucumcari, quay County, New
Mexico, sell at public auction n the
highest bidder for cash the following
described property lying and heing iu
quay county, New MeNico. 20 wit The
west half of the southeast quarter OF
section -four, township nine north, range
thirty one east, y, VI. =. NJ. ana that
will apply the proceed. Ut said sal,
Ia the satisfaction OF said Judgment
costs, and expenses Of sale,
HENRY SWAN,
Special Master
llolloman 4 NcElroy, Attorneys fol
PlaintIf, rucumcari, New Mexico.
First Publication July aQ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Der" imout ~ the interior. 4. :. Land
pnico ut Tucumcnr. y. VI.
Julv ~. lull.
N"tirr is hereby given that William
T.. Williams. of House, y. NJ. who. IN
september ~. 1905. made II. r. NJ.
luS07, serial No O5ll2J, for NEi,,
soc. -, Twp = y, Range - T.. y VI.
T. Meridian, hns Glrd notice Ut intcn.
tion ~ make Final Communication Proof.
10 establish claim =" the lnud ahoye he
.crlhrd. before the Register aud Re
%ceiVcr. 1. =. Land Onre. ~ ]1ucumcafi,
y. W., ~ the .rth dnV ~ August. pll.
Claimant names ~ witnesses. \ B
Bryant. i g. Fuller. l.. n. Eakin e -
Wade, all ut House. y VI
1.22.ii X. \. Prentice. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department at the lutcriur T.. : Land
Onice ~ Tucumcati, y VI,
luly -. 1871
Notice j. hereby given that llrrNcN
I.oi', Tor the heir, nj Mae Lott, drc"ns.
rd. III Clarendon. Texas, wh", ou Jun"
~, lpnG. made II, T.. No. S6S3, serial
\o. O479Sl, for ~ SWii aud ~:
\wi,. Sec. -, Twp I. y, Rang" -
T.. y NJ. T.. Meridian. ha, flro uolrrr
nf intention 80 make FIual rive Wear
Proof, To establish claim ~ the lHn'
above Described. het"r" the Register
and Receiver. T. :. Land Onicr. IT III.
cumcnri. y. VI, ou the 7th iav 1T Sop.
i"mher, l4ll
rlnimnn, names ~ witnesses: j. X
Porter. oi Tucumcati, \. VI, g. VI Reed
ut Hudson. \. VI. ~ Diamond, at llud
son. V. NJ. ", VI. Lott. of rucumrnti
y VI
T.22.it " \. Prentice, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department If the Interior, I :. Land
Oaicr At Turumcuri, y VI
,Iulv -, 1871
Notice i hereby given that Rosley
V. Padon, Of Tucumcari. y VI" who, an
March II, 1905. mad" H. r. \o, 7d.s,
Serial No. O455s), for Lots ! and .,
EIs Nwit, See, ~, Twp ~ y, Range
% T.. aud Add1 II. T. Ol93el, sept Q,
1909, for NEn NEia See, -, aud E'g
SEi, aud SEA NEh, See ~, Twp IA
n. Range - T., y, NJ. =, Meridian. has
filed notice of intention Ia make Final
Five Year Proof, "a establish claim Ia
the land above described, before Th'
Register and Receiver, 4. =. Land OF
flee at Tucumcnri, y, VI, on the s3rd
day NJ October. l0ll.
Claimant names rs Witnesses Tob'
Ward, NJ Tucumcari, y. NJ II. j. Pen
derpraft, q. W Parker, Clint Crawford
all of Plaza. y. VI.
s.A.it r. n Prentice N"pl-l'r
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

In pursuance NJ . Judgment rendered
IN the District Court NJ the sixth Judi
ciul District " the Territory NJ New
Mexico, In and for the County of QUAY,
IN the case of FoSworth Gnibraith co..
". Nose. H. Roberts, and Minnie D..
Roberts. defendants, No. sis. dated The
7th day ct April, A. D. ril. wherein,
plnin'ih obtained Judgment ~ inst lie
Pendants for the sun Of t372.GG with
~ per cent per annum interest there.
On from date ~ Judgment. aud costs at
suit, aud Judgment of foreclosure aud
sale Of the property hereinafter dcscrth.
ed, Ia satisfy the same,
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN That
I, Henry swan, Special Master. hereto.
fore appointed bv the court herein will
an ihr 18Th iay ut september. \ D..
lHil Ut the hour 1T 1910 o'clurk IN
the forenoon ~ said dnV NJ the front
door at the Court House az Tucumcau.
quay County. New Mexico. sell ~ pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash. the following described pfulerI,
wing mud hoinp in said Quay County.
New Mexico. 10 Wit
Loot eight IN block thirty.iiVe and lots
one and two IN block thirteen ct the
Town Of San Jon, New Mexico, a. shown
ou the map aud plat thereof ~ Gle ir
~" Office Ut the Probate Clcfk aud rs
Oni,iu Recorder of Quay County alurr
aid. together with al Improvement.
THEREON
Mud that I will apply the proceed, Of
sard sale 20 the ,ntisiuci' un OF said
Judgment. interest. aud .".'s. ~ ptu' pt
rl therein
HENRY SWAN.
special Master
lIollomnu \ McElfov. ATTORNEYS for
pluin'H. ~Turumrnri. New M"Ni,p O.
rir,t publication N. June 90. 1871
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

Department "f tie Interior, 1. : Lnud
Onicr nt Tuoumcari, y VI.
July i, 1911,
Notice j. hereby given that Thomas
W. Rutlcdpc of Coop"rtou, Ola, who.
cu oct. @, lpoG. made II. T., Nu. l.l3S,
Serial No. uiS5el, Tor SWlr See. -.
Twp q y, Range 30 T., y NJ T. Mrrid.
ian, Ia. flied notice of intention to make
FINAL Communication Proof, to establish
claim 10 the land above described, Ice.
fore /. +. Williams, 4. =. Commj,sio
~ ~ Murdoch, y. NJ, on the 2l't duy oi
August, 1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses; Willi'
T.. Smith, James X. Vance, Isaac NJ
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