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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06

Mr.. Shotweli: thank you for your let
ter and very sincerely appreciate your
good feeling. You say that you do not
wish to embarrsss me Any such move
ment as that you suggest would very
deeply embsrrass me. and must insist
that you, and any other friends l have.
shall do all in their power to prevent any
such movement. Faithfully yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
That letter shows that Colonel Roose-
Welt had in mind the fact that he had ac-
tuaIly said he would not again be q can
didats and no thought Of this 'consecu-
tive business had gotten into his brain
up to that time. The Nebraska Progress
sive league took him at his word and
paid no further attention to him His
claim that he meant consecutive term Is
so obviously quibble that 1t would have
cost him Nebraska, had he not already
| lost this state"
Van EaIkenburg Explains.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-In
reference to the Roosevelt letter E
Of the North American. made the follow
Ing statement tonight:
of course the letter was not made pub
lie by me. When Colonel Roosevelt at
| tended the Cardinal Gibbons celebration
in Baltimore last summer the Associated
Press sent out an inspired statement TO
| tho effect that Colonel Roosevelt had pos.
itiyely pledged his support to Mr.. Taft for
a denomination. As matter OF routine
news we printed this dispatch, although
had personal knowledge that Colonel
Roosevelt's attitude must have been mis-
represented.
| Much was made by the Taft mana
gers of the supposed Endorsement and
even his denial was met by the rejoinder
that his assurance had been given pri-
vately and he was merely denying it for
public effect.
This led TO my corresponding with
him. which eliminated In the letter OF
June q. 1t will be observed that he denies
the fake story and asks that copies OF his
letter be sent to two directors Of the
Associated Press for their information.
His purpose was that they should have an
official denial on record from which they
would issue g formal withdrawal Of the
fake yarn. sent copies to Mr.. McClatchy.
IEeQAcolu6 lnat ne AuthAoA eho ~ <AA4
Nayes. but no denial Of the fake story
ever was made by the Associated Press.
mot only from his letter, but from
conversations with Colonel Roosevelt,
know that his communication accurately
and sincerely set forth his attitude at
that time, for heard him repeatedly and
emphatically urging friends to drop all
talk of his possible candidacy and TO use
every effort to discourage such talk in
their own circles.
Moreover. / heard him speak in the
same strain and with equal emphasis to
political leaders In my presence-to men
who could offer not merely sentimental
support, but delegates to the national
convention.
Colonel Roosevelt was not candidate
for the nomination and was opposed to oil
efforts to boom him. The countrywide
demand that has arisen for his nomina-
ton has come In spite Of him. Far from
plotting for II he persistently discour-
aged all activity toward that end and
yielded only when the demand, rising In
spite OF his efforts to stop 1t. became too
strong to be denied"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
OMAHA MAN ADMITS GUILT
ON THE CHARGE OF BIGAMY

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb.. March 6-(spe-
ciall-charles Allen Whiting. an employe
Of the Omaha Ice company. and Mrs.
BackuA also OF Omaha, were married by
Judge Beeson here February q
Friday last Mrs. Whiting No. OF Lin
coin lodged complaint with the county
attorney that the groom of the twenty
third OF February was her legal spouse.
The cass county sheriff went In pursuit
Of Whiting, locating him In Lincoln. Sat-
urday morning he was arraigned before
Judge Archer on a b.gsmy charge and
pleaded guilty. He was remanded to the
county jail awaiting sentence
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
LEADING MILLS COUNTY
PIONEER DIES At TABOR

GLENwooD, la. March S-(Special.) y
William II. Rodman, a democratic leader
Of southern Mills county, died at Tabor
last evening. Mr.. Rodman was born
July ;. Is54. in Peoria county, Illinois.
and came 10 Iowa IN 1s5. settling north
OF Tabor. He brought the first load Of
fence wire to southern Mills county with
an OK team. breaking out his land with
the same motive power. Until recently.
when his health failed. he Was one OF
southern Mills cOunty's most influential
democrats.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
SOCIALISTS LOSE FIGHT
WEGED AT MUSCATIhE

MCscATINE. Ia. March 5.-rhe social
lists were defeated By the citizens, a nom
PARTISAN ticket, in the city election here
today. according to returns tonight. Con-
rad Koehler was elected mayor by 5o9
plurality. and all other candidates for
city offices on the citizens ticket were
elected.
The socialists succeeded in eleeting one
alderman. Lee Rainbow. who won by
sixty votes. The election followed lively
campaign In which leaders Of the strik-
ing button workers are said TO have fig
ured prominently.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
Whiskey Costs Only
12c a Gallon
A Kansas City Man Has Published a
Book, Giving the Formula by
Which the Whiskey Trust Makes
Their s5 Per Gallon Whiskey
for Only 12c. Per Gallon.
Fights the whiskey Trust By Mailing
His Book Containing Formula
Free TO Every One.

Mr.. Marcel, located at s32 Marcel Block
Kansas City. No., has published book
entitled Secrets Of the Whiskey Trust
Exposed" In which he shows how the
whlskey trust takes bushel Of corn, a
pinch Of barley malt, a penny's worth Of
yeast, and makes five gallons Of whiskeY
At a total cost Of less than sec: and then
sells 1t at from four to five dollars q gall
lon He explains how the vhiskey barons
make their millions and shows who pays
for their mansions and automobiles. The
book is a fascinating story OF q great
crime against the consumers Of vhiskey.
Mr.. Marcel 10 mailing out Thousands Of
these books exposing the secrets Of the
whlskey trust on account OF the trusts
fight against him. Any one interested
should yrits for the book, as 1t viii be
sent fir
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
NORTHWESTERN PENSIONS
ONE OF OLD ENGINEERS

BOONE. Ia. March 5--(Specid Teie-
gram-D-Eugineer L. c. ZIegnefu Of Clin-
ton. one Of the Oldest railroad men in
the country n pS;nt Of service. has just
been pensioned By the Northwestern CON-
pany. Z~ignefu was one Of the prime
movers IN the organization Of the Broth
erhood cf Locomotive Engineers nearly
haf q century az
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
Paralysis Takes Aged
Methodist Minister

WEBSTER CITY. Ia. March 6-(spe-
month from paralysis. Rev. J. r Faus
died In this city today. He had been a
member OF the Northwest Iowa confer
ence OF the Methodist church for thirty
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
EIsht years for man.l.ushter.

MASON CITY. Ia. March s.-(special
Teiegram.l-walter Ntdeovieh. who ad-
mittsd killing Philip Jurovich and IA
tally stabbtng Philip surch this after
noon. pleaded guilty 10 nanslaughter and
was sentenced by Judge Clark to eight
years In the reforuatory at Anamosa.
Nijueovieh Is % years old
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
rAFr,s TOUR TO BE BUSY ON
VIII Leave Thursday Night for
speeeh-aiak Trip.


VIII Leave Thursday Night for
Speech Making Trip.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-President
Taft's tour through northern Ohio and to
Chicago will probably be one Of the busi-
est and hardest the president has taken
in months. Republican leaders also be-
lieve IL will be the most important. No
direct reply to Colonel Roosevelt's Co
lumbus speech will be made by the presi-
dent nor will he go into personalities. He
will have many opportunities TO make po-
litical speeches, and II was the general
belief today that he would accept them.
The president will leave Washington
late next Thursday night. reaching Toledo
on Friday afternoon after a daylight ride
through eastern and northern Ohio that
may give him an opportunity TO make
some rear-platform speeches. He has
three engagements In Toledo: a reception
by business men. banquet given by the
Commerce club and an address to q pub
lie meeting In the coliseum. Leaving To-
ledo late Friday night the president is
due in Chicago early on Saturday. Or
that day he has eight engagements, In.
eluding a reception at the Taft club,
luncheon with the Union League club. q
visit to the Press club and the banauets
Of the swedlsh-American Republican cIul
and the Traffic club.
Mr.. Taft will spend Saturday night In
Chicago. attend church Sunday morning
and before leaving for Washington lats
in the afternoon will speak to the Polish
and Bohemian children Of the city. He II
due back in Washington late on Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06

Shary sang. accompanied by Mrs Clyde
Rohrbough and Frank Mach played the
violin, accompanied by Mrs. John Haar-
mann. Pupils OF the Metropolitan school
gave aesthetic dances
those presiding at the table were;
Mira c. NJ. Schneider. Mrs, ]. F. wag-
ner. Mrs. Samuel Rees and Mrs. G. Il,
Darr.
Those assisting were:
Mrs. K NJ. Syfert, Mrs. f. l. Keller
Mrs. < A. Collins. Mrs W. G. Nickleson
Mrs. A. v. shotweIl. Mrs Jean Johnston
Mrs. C. Ia Combs. Mrs. + Oehrle. Mrs
Frank Jones. Mrs L J. Nicely, Mrs. o
Y. Kring. Mrs J. w. GIL and Miss Grace
Conklin. ..M -.....
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
Wrinkles Go Quick!
PRINCESS TOXIC
New Home Treatment
DELIGHTS AMERICANS -
LOOK YOUNG AGAIN

Get This Pree Book Commence 70 Re-
move Your wrinkles at Once.
Beauty Doctors and the Medical Profss-
sion Stand AghRst IN Amusement,
Marvehng at this Wondrous New
Method Of Removing WRINKLES,
Which Has for Ages Baffled
the Leading Experts OF
the Earth.
No Creams, NO rlastsrs, No Massags, NO
Rollers, No Medicine, Nothing 70 In
ject Under Skin-Absoiutely
New Treatment Never Before
Offered by Others in
America.
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!; COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
x.s-,.sate s.tsrtrn csas; n Pts,le cut
a,sva nd IA rssr By Wages.
East Items
,.....-2...........

Mrs. W. u Gibson called on Mrs. E..
/. Seayy MONDAY.
Hrs. T. B. Eug!and visited friends in
Raymer last w-eks.
7. B. Ruglahd called at The schmec-
exile home Sunday.
Sherman Mercer worked for Vim.
Schmeeckle Tae.siay afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. /. NJ. Sweigard called
at the SchmeeekIe home Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Frew and mother who were Wis
iting with Mrs. Keller returned home
Sunday.
j. W. Rutherford and family called
at the Cue home north of Stoneham
Sunday.
{. |. seyyy returned to Sterling
Tuesday after spending few days
with his family.
Z. |. Seavy planted potatoes and had
some pIowing done Monday, Mr. Ruth.
erford doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmeeckle and broth.
er and Mrs. Grader and daughter visit
cd at.the Grant Mercer home Sunday.
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Paradise Valley

Little Lillian johnson is reported sick
at this writing.
o. II. Lundvall and wife were in
Stoneham Friday.
Miss Zilk and Miss Youtsey called on
Mrs. Bostock Friday evening.
Mrs. BY and Mrs McCone visited
with Mrs. Hutton last Tuesday.
The Lundyall and Thompson families
visited Sunday at George Bostock 5.
Mr.. By. came up from Sterling Sat
urlay and visited with home folks un-
til Monday.
J. II. Patterson is here from Stans-
berry, Missouri, looking after his
homestead interests.
Branard Hutton came here from
Kansas City this week. Mr.. Hutton is
expected in few days.
Those attending the dance at Fred
Niemann's Friday night al report a
nice crowd and good time.
Mike Hansen went down to Morgan
last week 10 make proof on his desert
claim. Ed Smith and Fred Stephenson
went us witnesses.
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Forest view

Joe Gingras listed corn for Mr. Pow
cil Tuesday.
VIII Dunlap narrowed his wheat the
fir-. of the week.
Lester Graham accompanied J. Fike
to Buckingham Tuesday.
Mr.. Meacham and family visited at
the Ambest home Sunday.
VIII Roe has finished listing corn for
Mr.. Goddard on the Wild Cat.
Mr.. Niekerson is planting corn for
Mrs. Melissa Francis this week.
Mr. Barker commenced wor,; on the
new house for b. NJ. Francis Tuesday.
Mr. Nickerson and Mr. Francis NOV
ed Mrs. Melissa Francis house Tuesday
Jesse Fike went to Buckingham last
Tuesday after a load of posts for Mr..
Youtsey.
Mr.. Barker is stopping with Joe
Gingrass while he is building the D. II.
Francis house.
Will Wagner is running the water
wagon for the crew who are plowing
for Mr.. Youtsey.
Mr.. Youtsey is having ls0 acres of
flax put in where the fall wheat failed
to make an appearance. We truly
wish him Dountiful harvest from this
seeding.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-30
Peace Valley

b. +. Marple il herding sheep for II.
g. Boult.
Little Lillian johnson was on the
sick list last week.
Mrs. B. F, Marple and children were
callers at Mr.. Woif's Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Piper were
visitors at the Neil home Sunday.
MIR. Bishops from Weldon was in
Peace Valley hunting his lost horses.
The Misses Youtsey and Zilk tool;
supper at the Lee Bowles home Thurs,
day evening.
Mesdames c. Z. Piper, F. Nieman,
and George Erwin were shopping in TT.
Morgan last week.
Mr.. Lee Bowles and family took din.
ner with the Misses Zilk and Youtsey
last Sunday, and at supper time Mr..
and Mrs. Nieman were their guests.
A very pleasant dancing party was
enjoyed at the Fred Nieman home Fri.
day night About thirty four were
present, and everybody reported hay,
ing fine time.
Although the literature had not ar.
rived for the Sunday School last Sun.
day profitable hour was spent in Bib.
le discussion. About twenty three
twenty three were present to listen Ia
an interesting talk given by Mr. Bah.
cock. There will be preaching again
next Sunday by Rev. Williams. We
realize this has beena busy season foi
both man and beast are tired but wc
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Stone!lan, items.

Earl Graham is home.
Pete Jensen is fencing his homestead
Mr.. hunIock went To Sterling Mon,
day.
Miss Ida sylbo went to Sterling Non
dag.
Pearl Davis came back Wednesday
from Sterling,
Mr.. Ericsson has bought the Wilcr
property here.
Mr.. Winner went to Sligo Saturday
returning Monday.
Cecil Nichols spent Wednesday night
with airline Olson.
Mrs. J, f. jackson returned from
Sterling, Thursday.
John Dugan Jr drove out to the.
claim this afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Harris left Tuesday for
her home at Avoca, Iowa.
Lyla Smith and Mrs. Davis drove TO
Sterling and back Monday.
Perry Mockbee of North Pawnce was
visitor in our town Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Harris spent Thursday
night with Mrs. Steve Whitaker.
Edna Runyan stayed all night with
the Nelson girls Wednesday night.
Mr., Funk and Mr.. Frost of Sterling
We're callers in Stoneham Monday.
Miles Mitchell drove to Sterling Sat
urday on business, returning Sunday.
Mrs. WINNER spen, couple of days
with her son, II. Z. Smith and family.
a large crowd attended the dance
Saturday night and all report good
time.
Gus johnson south of Pawncc stayed
all night Sunday night at Ralph Bar.
trans.
Gene Dugan Rene Fosburg and I'm
Gle Dave Gibson were in Saturday from
North Pawnec.
Mr.. and Mis-. Fred Pickcrill and Mrs.
Robert Harris drove down to the Har.
ris claim Sunday.
Miles Mitchell sold half section OF
land to Mr. Peterson from Ransas
City last Friday.
Gus johnson was in Monday from
south Of Raymor and took home a load
of posts and wire.
Mrs, H. L, Smith and daughter Paul.
inc were Sterling passengers Monday,
returning Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid will meet nj Mrs.
Winners June 9Th. Wednesday. Tor
all day. 1t is Mrs. Winners birthday
Antoine Pironka, Jim Craig. Bill
Crainc and Walt Stewart Of Spring
Creek were callers Tuesday in Stone.
ham.
Childrens Day June 2nd. 1912. Ev.
eryone cordiulS invited 70 be present
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-30

Senator Root Of New York who pre-
sided at the republican convention four
years ago has been selected by the com
mittea for temporary chairman OF the
convention this year 1t is the func-
ton Of that official to sound the key
note for the campaign in the address
delivered whenhc opens the conven-
tlon. Root is a very able man, but his
sympathies lean too much toward the
rcactionary forces to make him fully
acceptable to the progressive wing of
the party and they may try to displace
the senator from the Empire State
with Moses +. Clapp, senator from the
state Of Minnesota. Clapp is also re-
garded AS one Of the most able men in
the very able group of progressive SEN
ntors that have made notable history in
the past five years.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-30
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Z. AS tPubisherJ Serial-0l3psl
Department of the Interior.
tinted States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
April 10 isl?
NOTICE. is hereby gigcn that Julias Youngberx
Of s;toneLam. Colorado who. on June sth. 1910.
made Homestead application. No. oissl. for
southeast quarter. Section -. Township ~.
Range S W. 9Th Principal Meridian has filed
notice Of intention 10 make Communication
Proof. To establish clain, ,o the land abovs de-
scribsl. before Register and Receiver. at Sisr!-
ing. Colorado on the 7th day Of June. 1872.
Claimant names AS witnesses:
John ". Runyan. Of Storeham. Colorado.
Nathan Foster. of
Die Olson. of @.lS
Miles N. Mitchell Of 5-si
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
E.A.s Publisher, Serial 0a572.
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office a, Sterling. Colorado.
April %. 1872.
NoTicE is hereby given that Joseph l.. Filler.
Of Keota. Colorado. who. on June %. 1905. made
homestead entry. No. G:s72. for ME- NEl-i and
Nl-2 2Nwl-,. Section Is. Township 5. ~. Range
80 W.. 9Th principal n .ridian has filed notice Of
intention to make ii.e year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before Clerk Of
the District Court. n. Greeley. Colorado. on the
10th day of juno. 1912.
Claimant names ~ witnesses;
Charles 4. Carlson. Of Stoneham. Colorado.
William a. Miller. Of Greeley. -"
Henry weisel OF S,onehan. SO
Rheinold forsberx Of New Rsymer e.s
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buckingham items

CuCS'NtsH H1sn StemS
john Pedro has been visiting rela-
tives al Denver.
Miss Eva Mohler has been visiting in
Boulder. Colorado.
Mr. Jackson Of Keota was caller in
our town Saturday
Miss Edna Mckee has been number
ed among the sick OF late.
Messrs Dodder and Pattee Of Keota
played ball here saturday.
Ms. Courtney is enjoying visit from
mis- mother from Kansas City. 10.
The Buckingham Sunday school vii
give a program on Children Day June 8
Mr.. c. II DeFord transacted bus
mess at Sterling Wednesday and Thurs
day.
a ball game between Pawnee and
Buckingham will meet at Raymer this
next Saturday.
Miss Jennie Robson returned Friday
from Denver, where she has been Wis
iting with relatives.
The Johnson Grocery Co has from
800 to 800 head Of cattle grazing down
at Cotton Wood Canyon.
Mrs. Sam Showers returned to Kan
sas City. Thursday after visit with
her husband ON their homestead west
of town.
Mr.. Ed Jansen who is employed at
Denver is home for a visit with his
wife and is busy making improvements
on his claim.
The crops are beginning to loom up
prettly these days, the corn is show
ing up nicely in rows as Well as many
other kind Of grains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kib Longworth and
son Of Keota were callers here Satur-
day. Miss Edna Mckee returning with
them for an over Sunday visit.
There are goodly number expect
ing 10 20 up TO Keota Thursday 10 at.
tend the exercises Decoration Day
The band will also 20 and take part.
Mss, W. a. Fox from Kansas City
was here last week having purchased
the three Doepke claims, She with
her son and q friend expect to take
possession at once.
The ball game on Saturday was well
attended and was fairy well played.
considering it being the first game OF
tie season. Buckingham winning the
score being 10 TO II.
! There was Il social gathering at t!ia
Paul Amber home and at the con .lus.
ion dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess. They will meet this
week with Mrs. Laucr.
The following from Raymcr attend,
ed the ball game Saturday, Mesdames.
Worsfold Whittier, Hurtgen, Rugland
Murphy, Stanley AMI Messrs. Whittier,
Worsfold, Diggs and Vik.
Walter Lauer came down from Chey-
cnne Friday for visit with his par.
ents and to take in the ball game Sat
urtlag. He expects to return Tuesday
having employment at Cheyenne.
Mr.. Fred johnson has installed
new gasoline cngine, he returned re-
Gently from Denver a short time ago
with q head ef mich COWS. lie is
turning his rarch into a dairy farm.
Mr.. VIM. Dennis has been employed
by Bob Clowly oi his ranch. Mr.
CIowly returned h Windsor Monday
expecting to bring bIck with him
team Jf horses, cow and other things
for the farm.
Word was received here Sunday of
the accidental drowning of Elmer Mey-
ers little boy. which occurred Saturday
evening. There are muny friends in
Buckingham and vicinity who extend
sympathy 10 the bcreaved parents Of
their only child.
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t 10 a. N. at the stonehnm school

at 10 a. m. at the Stoneham school
house.
Twenty. three at the Ladies Aid last
THURSDAY They met at Mrs. Steve
Whitaker's. Mrs. Robert Harris of
Ayoca, Iowa, was an out OF town guest
Mesdames Pickerill. Harris, Leslie.
Mitchell and Whitaker and the Misses
Leslie and Mitchell! spent the day with
Mrs Christsen. A tine chicken dinner
was served and all report pleasant
time.
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know a great reward is awaiting those
whose efforts are for God and the right
Come and attend to the Kings bust
ness here. There is work for all If you
are but willing to lend a helping hand.
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Eayrncr Markets
lCorreetrl cYrry ThnrEdnrl
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


T.. AS. irublisharJ s.risl.pln.7,
department Of the Interior.
United States Land oll,cc. Sterling. Colorado.
Hsy q, l9ls,
Noricr "a hereby giycn that George S. Bass.
Of Stohahim, Colorado. who IN February 10. 1910.
made lloncsicad entry No. a:osa. for North.
cast quarter Section ~ ToxuSs!p \ ~. Range
IS W.. 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice of
intention To make Communication proof To establish
claim io the land aloyc doseribcd. lsfurc Register
and Receiver at Sterling. Colorado On the 18Th
d0 of Jelly, 1912.
cllln.ant names as witnesscr:
John Runyan. of stoncharn. Colorado.
Newton j. strnder. II
Jane r. st,ekhousc, Of . g TN
Ralph llcr,mm. Of I'll
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NOTICE roa rrnl.rcAr,on.

las. lPublisherJ serial-oleao.
Department of the Interior.
United States Land oiiiec. at Sterling. Colorado,
May - ipla
NnricI is hereby given tina, Eins q. Blake. Of
sionehain. color.io. who. ON April 9Th 1914.
made Homestead entry No. 0i2n2. for Southeast
quarter. Section H. Tosuship On. Range Is
W., 9th prineioal Mc,iiisn. has filed notice Of
intention u make Final eonmutsiion proof 10
establish claim ,o the land al-so described b..
forc EcEis,er and Receiver at Sterling. Colorado
oh the 18th DAY of July 1914
Clsin.snt names ss wi,ncsseG
George slceuin. of stopchxm. Colorado.
Gs.imsn iec. of
Ray Austin, uf J-so
Murry Shollon u T-l
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,or,cE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
E.A.S P,bIsherJ Serial oa,x,
department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office. AT Sterling. Colorado.
May q. 1879.
Noucr iA hereby given tha, Arthur L Myers.
Of New Raymer. Colorado. who. ON July ~. igH.
made hon'es,eai entry. No. sro. for Ell: swift.
swi-' SILL. Sec. u. NwlJ NEi-%. section 10.
Townships NJ, Range 80 w., 9Th principal Mer.
idian has filed notice Of intention To make five
year Prot to establish claim to the land sbvs
described. before Clerk Of the District Court. at
r. Marya,., Colorado. on.ths 18th day u July.
1872.
C,ainsnt nzfnrs a witnesseA.
Samuel y. uibaon. Of New issynsr. coiorado.
Eansy foslrsr. II
Julia A. Beach. Of Buekinshsm. s-3o
Bapjainir Dixon. of ~
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
l. As. 'Publi'h"r' Serial-0lss,2
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land o,irr. Sterling. Colorado.
May q. i0l!
honcE Ia hereby given tha, Edwin Hcracs. Of
Stoneham. ColoIado. Who. on August aOth. 1910.
mode Homestead application No. OI,sl,. for
SDathNest quarter Section 10, Township Z ~.
Range ~ W., d,h Principal Meridian. has filed
notice nf intention to make co,nmux,ion proof. tn
e't,llish claim To tine land aboye described. he.
fofc Register and Receiver at Sterling. Colorado.
IN the 18th Gay Of July. 1919.
Claimant ham,s as Witnesses:
Mikes N, Mitchell Of stonehsr,. Colorado.
Carl Conradssn. Of
Elmer Ericsson. OF b-.n
Jaeub Shaw. of ~
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