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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
Words of MANY SXllabIes.

Some words could we'll do with a
little abbreviation. "Antidisestablish-
mentarianism, for instance. which
contains IS letters, and thus ranks as
the longest word in our language. II
contains only 10 syllables. however
and in this respect is beaten by hon
orifica bilitud nifty" which contains IL
Then Observation-Disclosures and in
cireumseriptbleness are not the sort
of words to be lightly tackled at the
end OF a eonvivial evening. We have
no 13-syllabled words in English, bu
across the German ocean we find
plenty of these such az ''Suelpaarde-
acknowledgements wing, tn
Dutch for motor car"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
). :. MADISON.

The friends of Samuel Nose, q we'll
known retired business man in this
pace are having considerable fun ut
his expense. Mr.. Eose in company With
= dozen other known business and
professional men was summoned 20
Portland the first of the week. as Il
witness before the L s. district court
Mr. Nosc wanting 20 be in a good posi-
ton to hear What was going on went
10 a front seat 1t 50 happened that
this particular seat WAS plainly mark
ed for prisoners and at that time there
We're numher of men there To receive
sentences for smuggling. 1t was some
little time before Mr.. Nose discovered
where he Was, and in the meantime
the other business men had given tip
10 a local reporter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
KNOX
WhSHlNGTON.

fNST.-W. W. Light of Lake View
Farm, who has been in Camden and
l;ockland on business during the past
week, returned. Friday night. with Il
horse which he purchased of {. l. Bur
rows.
Harriet Johnston has gone to Cas-
tine, whore she VIII enter the Eastern
STATE Normal school during the spring
term.
AIRS. Blanche Rekes Of Burkettville
WIS 4 guest sunday at Lake View
Farm.
Roy Pendleton, who has been in
Roclsland and Boston, Ter The past
month. has returned and is stopping at
". W. Lights.
Mr.. AM Mrs. Orla Johnston. who
have been in California and Arizona.
fer the past year. have returned. and
are noW settled in their former home.
w. L. Hatch of Washington. select
man and assessor, was a business call
er in this place, Saturday
Willis Deering of West Washington,
WAS al w. NJ. Prescott's. Friday of last
week
Charles f. Overlook was. in Palermo
Centre on business, last Sunday.
Waiter Light of Liberty was in this
uace. last week, with his gasoline en-
gine and sawed wood for W. NJ. Pres
colt. {. T. Overlook and L. l.. Morton
Ernest Light and c. f. Overlook have
been working, for the last few days. at
Turner d Jones Stave mill at South
Liberty brewing and starting away
their lumber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08

Now, look a-hear. loss l b.
drinin' in dis town 20 year. an I aim
never give nobody away yit. Now
jes tell dis Niger whar t is You wan
ter go.''-Century Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08

Chicago is to lose the sun Worshiper
cult, led by Or. Ottoman Ear Odusht
Hanish, which is migrating to New
Orleans, owing to legal difficulties in
Chica9O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
NOTICE..

I hereby notify all persons. that on and
after. Monday. April 7, give my son,
J Warren r. Jones, his time. | will as
sumo no more of his debts nor collect
any of his earnings.
apr7d3t =. A.JONES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
ST. BANS.

Selden Vining. who has fer several
weeks been visiting relatives and
friends in town. started. Saturday p.
Nj, an return trip to his home in Sc
attic. Wash.
Mrs. Tina Bates of WatervnIe was in
town, last Week, visiting friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. g A. Robertson return
ed, Saturday. To their school work in
Livermore Falls.
Miss Ryrle Buker returned. Saturday,
from > visit to her sister. Mrs. Allie
Coos in North Attlehere. Mass.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wesley Frost have Il
baby boy, Which arrived April 8
Many strangers were IN town, last
week. to attend The auction sale Of
horses at the stable OF {. J. Worthen.
One hundred and TWO horses were sold
Prices ranged from $775 for a pair Of
dandy Jims downward to $3.50 for
an aged has been. Most of the horses
sold were fine all around farm horses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08

/. G. Williams Of Athens was in town.
Thursday. on business.
Robert Mccollor is saving wood in
East Madison.
Forest Bosworth is working for Ora
Haryille in his shingle mill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08

Mrs. Blanche Rekes Of Burkettville
was 4 guest Sunday at Lake View
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08

| tine, where she viii enter the Eastern
state Normal school during the spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
Hou 20 Make
Better Cough Syrup than
You Can Buy
a Family supply saving -
aud Iuitp Guaranteed.


a fil pint % cough .r.fn.aa much
- 5000 could Hur f.. .sr r1.
Co. made af f.ur. N.I ..U nrI nnf. b.
t.at faLr- l..I uf OBJ, ordinary cough
o.. gI..l'. u-uHI usf.H. f Ir.
IL. . 20 ..fr4. Excellent. ts.. fr
tsufIH. tf.uf. vNoupirr r1ur hr.u-
rIHI a..|r1 4rI bfnr.i. fI.
q ufr I.f OF %ErsruIaifI alrar ff
p pint of rH.m vHter. HuH rtir for >
minute Iht "a ounce oft Timex HNv
s'Hf- wort. U q uIr' Ia1ffIe. ffru H
60 ~g.Hr -..rH Dr. .rsua rarfDff
Take q t~rt-pa.r.ul ,te-t one. tto 90
t.fr- hrI-a.
1ha is irs' laxative enough FL, he.p
fr'.Is p cough. Asu a..ufiHfra f.a
Hrf.fIfe. VI. .H s usually Utarf lv q
cough. lilo tastc BE- U'esaarf
Tho ~fst of l.re anil sHer- .trip ON
&c nHtmrI rrrnHrsnes Del v,l Iur. n.
lIrer o. o. most valuable concentrated
compound o. Nr-uaf whit. pine r,tra.I a..
rich in Ea 1r1l AMI other r~tlfsl
healing pine rI,msnfs. Other prerarn.
tous iii not work in This combination
This Iiner and Sugar Ssrun rfm~Fv
has Often been im istsi. but tie Ola enc.
crssful mixture has never ben cruslel
10 BE- now usri in more homes than any
Other cough romaiv.
4 rfara~fv ~ absolute aafisfsrfiq1.
~ money r-orTr0~ refunded. ro-s Nth
e preparation Nour druggist has
liuer, or vii 80 t Tor you. " rot
Ini 70 Tie Pi5sE Ca IL Wsyrs Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
Informal Dane.

Anoth'i informal dance was given
a. the Eihs' club Thursday evening
Or Tie ypuuG men who 50 success.
FULLY conduct the Affairs. Tho one
given Thursday evening was tho
most largely attended Of the sea uu
Tho comwiffr" VAS composed o.
N"-srs. W"lty. Lutz. Hedges. some
born. King. Flank The smiths SsN
aphoue orchestra Of Springfield. ID .
furnished the music and popuIl
among the selections were "Yor
Made Ne Love You" In tho Hear.
of The Rose" Rose Of Pyramid
Land. We have Much TO Be Ihart-
ful For DO You Wish You Were
Hone Again Too Much Nj.
taTd.~
During fhs evenln= refrsshments
wore served and 20. following were
among the guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
KAFFEE-VISIT
AT THE ARION
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED AND
EXCELLENT SUPPER WAS
SERVED.
Reception Given To-day by the
Misses Jepson Of Twelfth Street.
informal Dance.

h Arion Club rooms were the
scene OF a most enjoyable event on
Thursday. when tho FIRST OF a series
OF events were given by the society
The affair was in the nature OF a KAT,
fee-Nisite and was well attended.
Tho committee in charge. with Mrs
hdward Nass chairman. did every
thing 10 make the affair a success.
In the afternoon cards were N.
joyed. For the Five Hundred
games Mrs. Ed Leiner and Mrs
Charles Bruemmer won the prizes.
and in tho euchre games Mrs Title
~Sielfenbine and Mrs. John NEEDLES
We're he lucky ones. Mrs. =. ReiSter
Won the dominoe prize The prizes
were cut glass and china. The ladies'
present spent a delightful afternoon
and evening.
Following the lard games a do
liclOus supper was served. with hot
roast beef. baked ham. cream peas.
iSh. hot biscuits. slaw. Baltimore XVI
chen. cake. fruit and coffee. The
tables were decorated with yellow
tnd white chrvssnthemums and
looked beautiful The following com
mittee was in charge
desdames-Ed. Was. president.
VIII Weimer. Henry Weiner. sam
windsor. John Walt@r. Sam Warfuat.
Geo. / Niewer. Frank Thurm. W X.
Stoops. VIM. 7. Serne. r G. Stroen-
man. Albert =. SChairer. George
SchranIm. Andy Seifert. 4. G. SchneL
der. Misses Kate Wi~cdebuerh BDr.
TIA Welty. clara Welty. Annpta
Troll Barbara Korr. Mary S%chreine-.
Marie Praclt. Caroline Pracht.
Dancing was the diversion 81 no
evening and many Of the younEer
members We're i'm attendance Tna
following were the ladies' who on.
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Martins Ferry Club

The womsn's Club OF Martins Fer
~ met Al the parsonage OF the United
Presbyterian church Thursday after
noon. Miss Thomas OF the state An
t-Iuberculosis association gave a
talk The following program WA rem
dered during the afternoon:
Dan Cnauoer, the frs, warbler. Who's.
sweet breath
P~reludsd those melodious bursts. ,h.,
The spacious time. OF Queen Fli,ah,+n
WIN SOUNDS that echo still"
-Tsnny-ou.
Responses-Quotations from Chauc.
st Clair Monks.
rive Minute Talks:
Lle Prologue@John mitchell francis.
Tho knights Table-Lora Suyfh, Uer-
vey.
The Nome Preest-s Tale-Ciar Louis.
smith.
Tho RenRscencs-Mary svarta-
gan Work. ~
Vocational schools-Msmi. BOYD.
Auaic-Guartette.
toste~s-Nrs. Turner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

Tho vfff|nF o. Nias Narsarrt
hni'e BENNETT az fHr island ami
Nr FfwsrI 3. Bartlett took place a'
'fr home OF Unr Jacob UrffrFruH
TT .urefar afternoon Tho affair W.
quiet and fhn attendant wH. 'Nt
brides sister Tra NrThrrI Boot
owing q short urI1Ilr frIp Nr and
SIR. Nsr'Ir'f 1910 b. o. home wiz.
rho bride" mother Tho rruur Dr.
]nrrer'sI with the WIeri'rr IIrr
.rI" company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
Reception TonfRnt

Arrangements have been completed oy
company a OF the West Nirgirta divi-
sion. Boys Brigade OF America srili-
nted with the Wesley VI r.. church. Tor
a reception 90 be rendered this evening
20 several new members r~centlw addet
10 the roster OF the company. \ social
session Will be held IN the srmory. fol.
lowed b. luncheon.
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Hrt-atnsd rnda

Mrs. Della Carr entertained = few
Wednesday afternoon. Five undre was
enjoyed and the following were the
guests Mrs. y. = Johnson. Mrs sue
swift. Mrs. y o.. McNiaster. Airs. Lewis
Steenrod. Mrs George SteenrOd. Mrs.
l.etetia Cpdegran and Mrs p r. hauck
81 Cincinnati.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

IRE annual supper OF the ys-'s-
Guild ~ -. Matthews church viii b.
ElNen on the evening % November II
Tho suppers gtven'hy these ladie. have
args attendance WI be there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

'I' M ~0|IEf' N m. T-1-a
~hepf'rd v'l open I Women
-I l~.tlur-. tuaull.a 4tr.af
lue i"..- wlu uc from .r O.. q o.,i.,L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
Regarding
Your Bills

= VERY care is taken to see that your
tin for Electric Service is abso-
lutely correct. Your meter is thor
oughly tested and carefully read The
laws are getting shorter, Electric Hlum
nation is necessary for longer hours.
end your hills will naturally increase.
But if YOU believe there is any error
that the increase is out Of proportion
20 the increased use Of LIGHT. let 90.
know. We want every consumcr
of elcctr, ourren Z 20 receive Perfe.,
service and he thoroughly satisfied
The Public Service Commission require
That al customers he treated alike.
Therefore discounts viii not be allowed
after the 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

f~met a. a. Anthony's churcn By pr.
J. NJ Cannon Following the weddin
Mr.. and Mrs. LAWYER left FOR Buraio
and other eastern cities Upon their re
turn they vii bs AZ home In this city.
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celserted nirhn.u

MI George otto. of Ffr,ser,b
street entertained q few f-iends a.
,',t Rome Wednesday afternoon 4,
aonor or her birthday auuiveraH
The Rfternopu was spent IN ~.
I've undred and a dinner was se-yaf
~. ioll'winS were the guests.
Mesd8mes= No, ,r.Er
Harry Smith WFcv,-,,
~tillweu Nt
-ln Theresa Stauv-r
~" 'IaWford Nell McGintv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
Celebrate Anniv,n.r

1855. "eeh ,,-uH
wheeling Commandery No. =. x r
i"Huest tho pleH-ur- ~ yourself and
ladie.
at
theiT seyenty-nftl ~anniverNsu
scottish Rite cathedral
friday. the seventh OF %ovemb.r
eight 60 twelve u. m.
wheeling. West Nirgfria
PROGRAM
introduction OF the Orator - E-s-.-,
ofnmanfer ". r. Dudley.
hy Past Commander Cba-l. l.
'arr!gan. r.
ltae solo by NJ. David Crovr-
I:"adlng IS Mrs. Lima .rfrs,
"ngr solo ~ Ar j p. Naguire.
weller. h--t tenor. IIoUarJ p,5-n
egond Tenor Walter Sadler. baritone
Robert Williams. bassO.
"a, tS.LoI"" ..---.-.---- Parks
Fisher
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Church ENTERTAINERS,

lLNrsday evening the embsys 80
nc y p 5. O. F. OF Trinity Lufb.r.r
".r,n or me South side gave an On
'alnlhent ~ three acts Mrs IA.
S9ite-Sfeber va ~ charge. ard de
.llvwiHe program was r-ndered.
nust Mrs. Courath and Mics Cou,.h
i'eadlng tcostum-dls-A Soutb.rr
Cir --...... Miss Martb, EIi.~..
Vocal solo cello o~bIrafoI
20 a Perfect Uav"
b) The Rosary
fSesains 81. Herbert Ca-mirha.t
1eiio solo Rarcsrolle" Fred 49,
kesdiag-"Oulv a Nan" ~
tHhtoh1ime- The Holv CITY,
MISS Martha kli~veS .Inr ~ "a
howard rudIev. ~"
accompanied Miss Anna Israel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

Jan kueblik. the magician OF ne
violin. and Madame Nellie Nelba are
81 the Hotel Schenley. where they ar
rived yesterday from Wheeling. tn"
West NireiniRns were so enthusiastic
over them on Tuesday evening That
both responded 10 many encores ana
they were rather tired. kubeltk.
speaking from the figures supplied
him by his manager. said last nign;
that tho receipts OF the concert IN
Wheeling were th. largest eve taken
in that city since the night. 30 years
ago. when Jenny Lind sans there ana
then the prices wer" higher than co
Tuesday "+Pittsburgn Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
Praises Local Women.

Mary Harris Armour. the Georgia
NhIrlwind. whose cyclOnic addresses
in Wheeling and Ohio county on be-
half Of the prohibition amendment
las !all are q matter OF local orator
ical history. in d recen address before
the worlds convention OF the Won
ems Christian Temperance Union. AZ
New Yory. paid a hish tribute 10 We
women of Wheeling and West VIZ
ginia for the part they had in p!scinT
the state in thed ~ column.
The women OF West Virginia Iett
everything TO take up the hRht.' sald
Mrs Armour. They let m" needle
rust and the dust Gather on their tur-
niture. They let the family eat pu'
~ paper sscks while thcy devoted
themselves 20 tue cause. That is what
the women of New York MUS do
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wni Eu.s-a,n


"lt ~hI'"rro"r Airs. Frank Srhn4id,
'' apart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
W0MAN'S CLUBS
New Gown Oesior.

rev Io~u Oestar.
The following Is taken from tue
General Federation Magazine:
Women of Chicago are nothing N
they are not progressive and they are
now designing a gown for women
which. while lacking nothing OF the
grace OF the truly feminine garments
will vet be modest in the extreme.
having nothing OF the extremes shown
In the gowns OF today. Mrs. Fred
erick 4. Dow, president; OF the Illinois
Federation. says. We need radical
dress reform as we nave needed IL Oe-
fore. IL IL time for a crusade in ia
yor Of more sensible and more beaul-
ful dressing. Such q movement all
md hundreds of club women who VIII
favor IL. The new power that has
come 20 womsn makes them realize
they can do anything they undertake.
The thing they need nor than any
thing else at the present time Is a
new N appropriate way of dressinC.
! believe this il the time and Chicago
Is he city 20 put through such q re-
form
General Meeting.
This afternoon 81 . O'Clock the gen
eral meeting OF the Womsn's club
will be held az the A. q. L. W. rooms.
All members are expected to attend
es the meeting will prove one OF the
most interesting of the season. Pro-.
Patterson OF Ljnsly institute VII
give a reading from Shakespeare 5
Tanning OF the Shrew." Mr.. Pstter-
son is well known ~ literary and dra-
matte circles in NorRantovn. where
he has appeared before many audi
ences. This entertainment Will he
"A variation from the usual program
and all will appreciate IL. There Will
be reports from the convention az
Huntington BY the delegates who a.
tended.
Shakespeare Club.
The Shakespeare Study club met a.
the studio OF Mrs. Lima Henn'G-
sherman Thursday evening at 6:i5
o'clock. The study OF King john was
enjoyed. The following program
was rendered:
Life Is - tedious a. a twice-told tale.
NeNinE the dull ear OF n drowSr man.
Character Sketch 81 "Tonstaug-
Miss Lucie Hood
study 81 Act III. Of King John" led
Lee A. .~Ima
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onicers Elected

~ "a sneC.a| meeting or she LADIES
A!d society 90 fle SeruIan NJ. T. church
Yesterday afternoon. Officers Tor tie en-
OF tic meeting NAs taken ~ 10 transact
ing routine tusircsz. The fulloWlug OF
aCerS were elected. President. Mrs. Car
rl. TTiebsI. vice president. Mrs kn.s
Win.hrr. srrrefarr. Ms. lillian Met
uet- .r.4aLI.-- W. AnnA Ai.M-.mh--
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Shakespeare Club.
Appreciate wheeling Audience.

study - Act iii. OF King John. led
L. Nh. ELnrunan
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-02-07

Feb .. 1909. made n T. No 7l6q, for
NEil So. IA, Twp ny, Bug BE, y VI
= Meridian. has hlcd po;ice Of .nteu.
ion to make Final Five Year Proof, to
cstnD.sU, claim 20 the land above de.
}crihcd before Register aud Receive I
: Land Office at Tucumcari, y. ", ou
'n, s'u day o. March, 1913.
,aIm, names as witnesses:
n. T., S'ocke,t, { II. DeYamptr,
W''ry ,rorhcta Mr-. Maggie johnson
Me- Harry r-lhhs, all - Tutuma,'
New Mexico.
V \. rrr.'J.", Reg ,'r'
Ian - Feb 81 -
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nuTurhIl News Uus,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

J'rIII fWoUl OF The IUIrTI0I, I. =, baud
urirc ~ Turnmcuri, N"w Mex GOO
December 30, 1912
Nct..c is hereby given thai Josiah \.
Brown ne, Of Tolbort, Texas, who an
on Q, 1909, made II T. No, l2l37. for
NWt, Soc 81, Twp 6N, ring 3ot, y VI
= Meridian, has filed notice Of inten.
ZION 20 make Final Three Year Proof
70 establish claim 20 the and above he.
scrihel, before /. T. Williams e :
Commissioner AZ Murdoch, y, N, on b,
21st i1v of February, 1913.
Claimant usme a. witncNles.
W, A. RuHyon, -. =. Green, Bud Set
'le, i. w Jolly, all % McAlister, y. N
r A Prentice, Register
Ian 10 Feb r 81
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u.t.. New. Uvs27-Ul2s7s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

J.ut.fnru' of 'hr lu',.. Or T.. :. Land
pn... - rlrumrarl. New MrNl.o
january 'Hla
NY.. . hereby given Iuat Adam
Long. uf I.oyt, y. VI. who On March
3, I"us, made II T. 40. 22s2s, for NEh
,0d \dl' NO. 0l2s7s made Jan 8
1910" fog me- 81, Soc ~, Twp On
Rug "IE. y NJ + Meridian, mas 6led
notice n' Iu'cu'ign 90 make Final Three
Nrr Proof, 20 establish claim 10 the
land Ihoyr described, before Reaister
anil Receiver u : Land Office at tn
rumrari, y NJ on The 3rd day ~ Ma
1913.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Charlie Ford, NJ, T. Carter, Clint
Crawford Dhanccv Chopper, all Of
loyl. IS. VI
Il, 4, Prentice, Register
Jan. 90 Feb . -
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p. I'' Vows o.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Y |-|' n n, TT-D----- I = T.-".
u1 , u l.r..u,as. Now Nr,...
December 1p. 1912
|u..rn a. hereby gwen 'aa' l~.-rr,
u HauH"y, o' Memphis. 1"A wr. ,,
S~"..arnot 3. 'GoE, made Ilo,nc, rul
rn'.,. %u. luAl-, for NWr -, -. !wr
~, Rnl "aE, y " = Ncg.t uu, IA, G'.D
uTi Of Intention 90 mo'r Final Five
Iour Proof. 20 establish claim 20 20,
.oul rIupo Dies r.bni hotoro T.. +. WH
Jams. T.. :, Commissioner ~ Murdp F..
\. VI. ou me @ls' lay Of Feb. 1919
Claimant anne a. Witnesses:
g.. Vs. Galloway. Lon Roach. J.. q
',ah'r, sam Roach, 81 ~ Field. ~ VI
II \. Prentice. Regisr",
Ian 80 G,h + -
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.4uIuIT. News H|i... N..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of ,ir ll'rr .. lun.
Office at TuruwnHri. N.N NrN...
January .. IG''
Nrrir, q, hereby given r.a' e. Iu..
dem Hudson, of Quay. " who p0
sept T.. 1905. made n T. $50. uI|-1. fnD
Erg SEA and NWH SCI, sec 2S, ~
~, RING SOC, and amended same Feb,
r.. 1919, to include NWL NWl See
81, Twp On, RING 3OE, and ndd1 made
March II, 1910, No. 0l322H for SW a
NWh VIZ swh and SEA SWh
Section q, Twp 9N, ring BOZ, Y VI
J. Meridian has filed notice Of intent on
to make Final Three Ncar Proof, 10
establish claim 20 the Iaud above De
scribed, before Registcr and Receiver,
II s Land Office AT TucumrurI. y. VI
on the 2ith day OF Marcel, 1913
Claimant names as witnesses:
r. j. Jennings, W. A, Stewart, r r.
Hunt j.. l.. KuykendalI, an Of Quay.
New Mexico.
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DcDUI'uou NJ thp lutcITor, I. :. IauI
Of,r r' ~Fu"umrari, New Mexico,
January ;, 1918.
Nu'..r ID. hereby given that llaldrr
Wyatt. ot por,alcs, v, NJ, who an Jan
D.. 100. made II f. 80. 1895, for SEl
-. Twp GN. Ruu 80. y VI T. NJ"
riin.. Iu, filed notice Of Intention 20
uaN, Final Five Year Proof, to -
.oh...u rIalm 20 the 'pud above doscril,.
ni. h.,u.r Register and Receiver T.
= IuuI ONir, 80 Turumrtri, y. NJ.
.uu lu'u ,ia, Of March, 1919
CO.. u.r' uru", e, Witnesses
49,. u. N,'r, u. II. Miller. ID. Howard
S.. W. Iururt. 1II IT CurIy, y, VI.
Il. \ Hrrn'icr, Rrgistcr.
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ASh AOh
OF the Interior L. >. Land
pni IS at Iucumcari, New Mexico
January 4, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Jane,
\. Watson, OF Field, y. NJ. who on Fol,
20, 1907, made II + No. 1926, fol
VIVA Sec IL, Twp 5N, RING 3lE, y NJ
j. Meridian, mas fled notice OF iutcu
ion go makc Final Five Year Proof.
loo establish claim to the land aboy,
,r, ribbed, before l.. +. Williams, L. :
Commissioner at Murdock, y. VI. Oh
.ae 9Th day of March, 1913.
D|a nJut names is witnesses:
W. J.. Cornett, Field, y. NJ; q. e
Williams, Murdoch, n. Nj, Z. l.. Mich
olson, Field, y. NJ; NJ Perrin, Field
New Mexico.
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Department Of the Interior, L. +. Land
Office A. Tucumcari. New Mexico
January 4, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Caledonia
4. McCrae, Of Tucumcari, Y VI. who on
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