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The Washington times., 1913-05-12
PERSONAL

FITZGERALD. Noted Pllmist and Double
Seeing Powers. Future. courtship, mar
riase. and business. Readings guaranteed.
Miss WELLS Manicure and Scalp
Treatment $50 N. Y. av.. ID floor Hrs . to S.
The Washington times., 1913-05-12
The Safest Investments

WHY NOT secure 4eo plus on YOUR .ayipE.
,aS-s-.- rT'S -" re- 10
The Washington times., 1913-05-12

yIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. Free lee
lures for women Wednesday. /: D. To Nat
ural non surgical cloth bot nd sQo-psEs TOOK
frss. sts Colorado Building.
The Washington times., 1913-05-12
W0RKINGMAN'S WANTS

Neutrality-suspicious. on the theory that
cash 10 hard TO hold. and harder TO get. %
why not save part of what you must spend !;
call here and see this stock slightly used
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. s1s d.
The Washington times., 1913-05-12
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

HIGHEST PRICES paid for old soid. silver
and diamonds FOR MANUFACTURING
PURPOSES
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-02
PERSONALS.

John A. Logan circle wiz meet in
regular session Friday, Jan. 3. at 2
y. m. in a. -. IL vs.. hail officers
VIII be Installed and lunch will be
served.
There viii Dc meeting Of Aihu-
quer4uc Council Na. 6ai, knights o.
Coinnbus in ODD Fellows halt be-
ginning AT O'clock tonight. VISITING
brothers are Invited.
Mrs. ] Benson Newell aud darTh-
tor ADA, born f4ec, ~. 1852. have
lfft 81 Joserhs hospital ana arr now
~ home. e2l North seventh street.
Thomas De Lalip, pioneer NOR
cfrfnf % Cgfrillos and one of thc - 70
kuoNu citizens nf Santa he county,
has ieeu iu the city for two days at-
tending Ga business affairs with local
merchant. Air. he Lalio returns
home tomorrow. fe reports husi-
ness coed iu Cerrillns
Judge lierber 81 Reynolds who
was operated unon Tor appendicitis
iu cd i'Nsp three weeks ago. returned
60 Albuquerque Yesterday mornins
and resumed his official duties ln Che
cuurthouae today. Judge RaynOidr
has almost entirely recovered from
the effects of The operation.
Judge ~. q. McchCm. sitting for
Judge RAsnolus. hns signed rs decree
Boz the district court quoting tile ga
hye tracts of land Do the Jaiarita
grant The decree followed the filing
~ 4 suit hy Nnlson ~. Swan sci Tho
Unknown iieirs uf Manuel Nuhi
a. al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-02

Nf NsiN tht is I'm establish 3
I3Im o4 etNfrnNrng without
N4NfINfHNlnE Ir WHOM STRUCTURE ~
fNNN NINif4n Hnfpfulnfnt
fi it conn a. cholee between
itIF tiUN led Nt sass MlNhtN fpifiia ~
NNItIl4f 18f ava the eille led aV tne
NHIHF HfiuoreisolNfN "a to-day Fof ut
NAri nm Rte % enlist under ths
banner W lhu efai aehd--oY Wneh
iuriau Hna Ieffr49n avid Madison"
Senator fitlitp rtNfkna shp neNspa
pafH u4.re Inrtelf responsible Tor ;hs
nFipNt AfwspRnnfs. NJ said. horat
Hhiishina FISTS 81 millionaire soma.
fftf4 apparently 0niy hccnuso thes
wanted something 81 wflte.r and ths
HNrHand for such matter becaue IA.
ftant
Senator pnNey mid II any one
aniea 90 orNanise a Syndicate q
bus him ont. he would BE- very glad
tH have them ofef less than t5p0.oue
SENATOR flaiity said ne overheard a
washington Inan pointing e. the sen.
Hse 5ire buiidins says
That's who're those old fellows
nt ~ their ichs. drink their cham
iiaNnc and Rot drunk ~ lords"
t1hate ihe kind ~ repntaiion tho
representatives ~ tho American ncu-
ric rgi ana usuniiv uith no better
foundation" Rid senator Bailey
Continuing aik aftaek on 5ourna; =
hnd paiters Mt pniiey psoked up a
Naeaalne published by William n
Hearst
~ moral rcfyrYi. 4 political deren-
er4tt n pnYaleal coward" shouted
senator Bailey referring 90 AR.
Iieerst
senator Anhurst o. Arisona. jump
"a 20 hla feet.
"Alr President. I would De false 10
fflfndHhIu~ Be BEGAN.
rff Fou want 90 repir "a that vuu
err o. 20 outside, interrupted Az.
llailey heatediy
Very we'll, f'li 10 50 reiortet Mr..
Ashnrst siftlnE down.
Mr. Bailey quoted onc of tho he
letters pahllshed by MI Hearst. pur
paried ~ have been wgitten by Mr
railay. from ira senate, February rs.
i3ae.
II did not even become n member
@f tie senate until MHrch 4. 1901 .
said Mr.. paliey
He declared AFR Hearst had uEed
STOLEN letters in an attempt 90 cree
1te the impression that tho standard
3l company controlled lcgieiatiun.
while many ~ tho letters used. he
sHld. were IN fact unrelated fo any
matters ~ legislation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-02
FISHER LECTURES
TONIGHT ON THE
EXPOSITION
Eminent Speaker Will Also
Tell OF Wonders Of Great
Panama Canal at Elks' The
alter.

hr. Frederick Winning Fisher.
= hfnd nf the bureau .uf lectures
oi tnc Panama -iafldc EXPOSE
= tihn at san FrHncisro. viii dp-
y Ntfr can aodresa tonight ai tho
y i4lkF ihentcr ON the exposition
y tnn on DE Panama canai Illus
. tratea with magnificent moNmg
= pietures and etercopticou views
= fhis ipvtufr is given under the
auspices ~ The Commercial
= club aud 81 free 90 the public.
u win be- treM Ter every one
= who attends and the invitation
20 she public Ig MOST cordial 90
y come and henr about the great
. ssh Fraueiafu thuw end the
y Panama canal Whost oupninR.
az Tor iisher wNl point out.
. Will hr ui the utmost imuur-
. lance CO. Sew Mexico uy Weii as
= tu the rest nt tho southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-02

The body ol Frank j. rrgeL
weli-knoNn barber whose dclth oe
curred frfl DAYS ago. was shiiTled
this morning to Shehulgin WA, h"
odd fnmih home. teheri huri VIII
take place. The Foauains wore ace
east by Mr and Mrs lar
ry Hoops. tho latter being e sister nt
the deceased.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-02
LOUIS FRACAROLLI
/. IS MARRIED MAN
Welded Miss Helen Meyer III
Bernalillo Last Tuesday;
Wedding Kept Secret from
Friends.

ncrualiio. 20 frtofitc place for mat
rlmoninl alliances regarding which
the principals wish 20 Keep tho gene
rrnl public in ienorancc. Was tho
scene CO.. another marriage 0f local in-
teresr Tuesday when Miss HELEN
Noysr. daughter COZ Mr. and Mrs
Charles Ss-ef of 0i0 Wcst Marquette
avenue. was welded to Louis Frasar-
ulN Of the Palace Billiard has ffhc
ccrrmouy was performed bv iuFtlft
90 the pfur,. The newt NWtdH NlI
continue fo make thcir homie mere
and Niil begin housekeeping soon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-02

- rIomIo-. r..Im. ~ -L--LlL
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gerIanai sdIaOensriah.

@artin ReiIien Elm IN Wenion
ipobnenoer Shrciner, lat aeasn
Gus. ". @uIif BON cben oairIbit
cine ani 5000 lautcnoc Sdaocn.
criabilaac anbanoia Geuadit. .Su
car alngeifriit miro bebanptet.
baB @nlff ibn ipeacn elmer Shul0
ron Si2 mnbnte uto itIieBIih
erobtr. i'm 81 pertlagen. ReiIien
urfldrte, oab or oieies rubia tblm
Tonne, es piirOe iiir ibu oennodl
ridts eripriSblideS babel berallsi
tcmmen 1arauf perieete ibm
@ulif einen 5auitihIaa. moourdi
ibm iehS 3abne aelodert puroeH.
liner oerielben plIroe Ibm aiisge.
iflnaen uno Gin nn0erer abaebro,
den. Gin SeitpiIniter in @ritaIt
bon 5000 Tonne MIR ben Shaoeu
helen.
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WcGaQs Maansine.

Sid gef1lig mtb Der berrifen6pn
Mooe entipredleno 81 fleioen, lit
ron GROCER 8idtigfeit. Gin Dor.
siiqIifer @eqneiier im Reide Der
02ooe lit 0ie Monatgldriit yMe.
Gaas @}aao3ine4, oeren 6ebruar.
hummer ms borIiegt. Sic enth1It
biibihe gbbilomgen mo gdnitt.
mltiter Der mooernen 6rnuentradt.
8oneben finoen iid 31ifnmqen
ron 9eppiden. StifereielL 3afel9e.
r0tben uno beIehrenOe g(uiiGbe ii6er
SousbnItunq. qu6 biibide Inter.
administrative lit porgeiebet. Ger
8reis betr1qt 5 Gents Die Summer
mo so Gents bro Sobr. aoreiie:
She W3cGoQ Gomoonn. 236-3l6
90. 81. Ct, g}en gorf Gin.
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Cute 8eleaeubeit

2ono 5u foufen. 0eutide aatbo.
nelfe tpiinifen biqiges unO
gute5 2ono 5u %errperben, fonnel
inIfes baben in 8alton, Rebr.,
Cheyenne Gountp. Die ol1sge5eif'
neten grnten Der Iesten Sabre bo.
ben our @eniige bemieien, oaB Der
elm gutter lit. Ger @rais III
itets im Steigen unO betrdgt iest
pro ader bon $3.50 bis $4,000.
@obl lit Cation nod feline eigeue
Gforrgemcinoe, nihtsoeitolpeniaer if
i6on ELL biibifes, nieolifeS airfp,
lem oa uil0 iful6enfrei. gS iii
i'm Monnt ooieI6It IF. Wei.
ie. Ger grieiter BON Si0nep bat
8eIegenbeit Dalton per Balm
am Gage, ielbit an Sonn-
~ erreihen.
lin n1bere austunit tpen6e man
iidj an
Reo. glops aanlpmanrt,
Si0nep, Ne6r.
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Rarftberidt.

Siio.O Omaha, %. Sanudr
Rinopieb 3ufubr 1900; Rarl
ftit els itnrf.
Cute bis bette $7G5-s75.
Nittslmdbigc bis cute $500
$7.65.
@r.UobnIide bis mitteImdbt
1925 800.
aiibe mnO Sellers itarf Biz 10
G6bcr.
@utc bis bette Sellers 5000
glt, bis Bette aii5c $3.50
$3.50
NitieInlcBise bis cute 81
$3.50 $3.50.
eeDohuIiale bis mitteImdbi
s3.25-SI50. ....
Stoders pnO 5eebers, fIuu bi.
nieoriger.
@rtc Biz bette Sc. 75-$SOo.
WitteImdbige bis bette 5000
rs.
@cm6taGde bis mittcin.db
S5.00-S6.00.
Stod Sellers Si.G5-S65O.
Q1I6er-S6 00-S9.00.
@uaen-Sl25 Sc 90.
S~drneiuc-3ufubr t6,l00: Mart
&c n%icOriger. 9urdidnittsprei.
S7.t5-7.30; bohIter 9reis $735
Shnie-3uilbr 1000; Inrt
Gffnete feit bis itarf, itIoB nieorig3r
gluttcritaie quite bis bette sac
% 10.
Biore-, cute bis bette $5.75-
600.
Sd6rIinqe S765-s.t5
2dmmer SS.50-S.90.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-22
Charles gaugbn, @urris, @inn.,
ooer ali
Charles 6. 8iIiamiOn So.
omaha, Web.
gaferftrcif.

Sn ser 3ap ENGLAND @1fcrci.
1913 9eabentportb StroBr, Ieqtcn
b~eriloiiene Naft ~ gdferqeieqeu
rno oeren 8ebHlien Die arbeit ME.
Ser. Iete g~rbeitsfrGfte pur0eu
teidofft un6 Der Gigentbiimer fonn.
tc feline 9nfwanren 3ur ieitaegabe,
iren 3eit iertig iteacn. Die arbei.
ter perlan9ten bon ibrem arbeit.
geber cine ldngere aiin0igmgsiriit
che iie entluiien peroen fonuten.
nornuf iid Der o9oB" nidt einIieB,
mas einen Streif 3ur 5olge bate.
Sn Omaha iiHo Die gddergeieQen
niht organiiirt.
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fricaeb tbciIeu. eraiebt Iid aus cinem
grieie. Der elmer 9trliner 8eituHa
ans Saloniti 5uaebt; cs beiBt oa:
Die 6reimhifoit 5piifen Bulge.
fien mo Briehenlano miro in Dem
eroberien Salouifi INNER inniner.
ga, lie miro ihon our giebe. gul.
garen uno @riedlen motjten einan.
Der am Iiebiten auifreiien, beionoers
bic @rieden; 0ieie opiern lid fir
Gle giilgaren iormlid nli. Sic Der.
ticten 1T SaIonifi bulg1riife 3ei.
tunaer, nm ibren 5remoeu Die
Soften un0 ben aerBer 81 eripnrai.
oie NIT einem neuen 3eitungsm
iernebmen mrtrennbar perbunoen
hno. Sie beleten ldmntlid1e Silent
ter mo balten ole @ulaaren fern
ron ibneri, tpeil Die einbeimiihe Be
bcIferung nntiirIih iest uu5uirieoen
iii un0 ibren aerger an Den Beam
ten ausIabt. Gle erIaiien @eicte
inO 8troronunaen ui0 nebmen oa.
nit ole aneriife Der oppoiitiOneIlen
gorteien oaein alti iif. sic beieben
ole beorobten Boiten nit ! bren
9rubpen. nm Die oomit ~oerbunoane
@eiahr BON ben 8ulgoren :~rn3r,
balten. gnolid-uno 0as IN Der
@ipfeI Ser llneiseuniisigfeit-fol
iieren iie ale ginnahmTsn Elm tmO
iiberuebmeu gnn3 allein ole oamit
bprblm0ene unuioeriteblihe 8eriu.
dung SIT llnteridlagungen,"
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Snh.Cmnhn.

3pci aerle. Die iif Oen Snus-
fralen ais @asinipeftoren p%oritsl-
len, treibcn i'm peitIiden SbeiIe Der
Staot ibr llnDeien. Sn orei San.
fern iuur0e ibnen Ser gintritt &C.
Itnttet, uno Is lit liar. OoB 9iebitubl
beobiiftigt NOR. SIM Sduie bon
Setter Nturpbp on Der 80. StraBe
muroen Die Sterile oiirf 6rnu 9iur.
pbg NIT einem HeooIper beringt.
@ie Sans fralIen ioqteH nlio mif Der
8rt iain.
Ser gntpuri elmer 4nneftionsi
Lii lit bon bieiigen 8iirgern berge-
iteIlt uno 8ienitag Der 2egislatlir
augeIonot morOen. Gs iinO Gumfta
0arin entboIten, Die in Der See Bid
ritt borgeieben iino. 9ieie iin0:
Getitionen miiiien BON % 9ro5eut
Ger Stimmgeber unterjeihnet uno
Gem StootcIerf eingereidt tperoen ;
Sic 5rage Der 8~erifmel5ung mliB
chem Spe5iaIfomite iiberpieien
rer0en; rpenn feline 8erIhmel3unq
erfoIgt, miro Die 6rage Dor 5 Sab
zen nift pieoer oorgelegt; ioQten
tie giirger itd fir Merchandising
.entideioen, 10 bat ser Staotratb un0
Dtapor cine aommiiiiou 5it ernen.
men, pelhe Die 8eOingungen, unter
oenen it'd SiiO.Smaba on Gmabo
midlliebt, ousorbeiten ioQ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-22
9es Moroes freiaeIpruden.

Die 6arbige winnie 8oIas, 6ie
cngefIogt ipor, lire g}aiiegenoIim
Beatrice 8ooos I'M Streite cri6oi
len 81 bnber, lit mad fltr5er gera.
thung Der @ei6norenen 0es 3or.
6es freigeiproden por0en. Gs
purbe erioieien, oaB Die 4ngeflogte
in Hotbwebr gebonoeIt bate. :
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Sansfransf,en.

.1be 1918 Social Club" bette.
ben0 aus iungen 9omeu Der Suna.
irauan SooaIitdt Der 81. Soiepbs
Stride miro beute glben0 iein or.
ites 8an8frdn5hen in armbridt
Sale oeranitalten, mo5u aQe
5reunoe eingelnoen itn6.
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Ssir orsamifrtn cine aOlonie.-
Aommt nmo lebt uHs.

Mir tonuen Glidl %gep1bIte In.
ilanogeieete aarmcn perfauicn I'M
mittIeren neiiIihen Winneiota 81
ron $40 bis 65, meldle Storm tlcines
@eireioe. slice. 9imotbp uno gieb
berporbrinecu, gIeid Den n~Ilerbeitcn
~ Soma ODER 9ebrasta. Die fir
Si25 bis 5000 Uertauit peroen.
Seine giiBernien mnerbaIb 40 Sab.
Ten, u5beriIub on 5euftigteit. al.
~beiieoelte @emeimDeieu uabe bel
4irdleu. SAuIeL Mldrlten. @utt
Giienbobnitdote. Sdno eben mo
arao neaig esnug fir g(biIuB; Der
gooen lit idlfperer itltunr5er 9ebm,
5pei ooer bier SUB, 1bonunter.
gruno; iebr fruttbar; 9reiie iino
ichr mieori1 i'm GerbiltniS 81 al.
Gren5enoem 9ono; 9%eoingung3n
$500 9n3nblung, Dem adIier emf.
aegenEommcno; 6 Brojent auf Belt.
perfiufe.
3loei groBe GiicnbabusQiHi
Nurdiduei0eu oieie 9dn0ercin-oie
Greet Iortbern uno giortberu Qn'
cifir. 9idt bel Den grober Stdotrn
St. RouI mo minneapolis. giebt
ben 5ormern uno gie1]iihtern Ell.
len iuertbpolen beimiidlen Qtarft,
ben aroBten nirfIi6en @rtrei0emnrft
ber 8eIt arab Dor Gurr Ibiire iteI.
LEND. eripart 6armern pom Ste.
beng Gountp taufHt0e BON Collars
Icoe5 Snbr in Transportation.
@enn SSbr ireeu6 peIdle ausfunft
ruiinitt, itreibt iogIcih pegcn gorn'
billet ooer tomult Iiebcr uro iehet
Na5 San0, oenn aisbcn lit gIau.
ben".
Sdreibt an:
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NrbrnSfa plnttbhtihr strrbrfnie.

&dhiien Sonntaa 9tafmittag fin,
oct i'm Geutiden Sauie Die General
p%eriammIuna Der Rabrasfn gIott
oeutifeu Sterbetaiie itatt. g(ae @iit.
pIieOer 0erielben iiitO einaeInOeu. Den
iiter iutereiiantm 9erbanolungcu
tei5nuobneu. gtnd Der gerianm
lung miro Elm GROCER Bal abgebnI
ten ner0en.
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aus BENDER, 0e6r.

Serr Mid)oel aIbredt, Elm lang
i1briq oniGiiiner 8eutifar bier. Der
bel Dem 3urhqehen ieines @eipannS
ON 5reitog lester ISOLDE oil 8o6e
ram, lit inter GROCER getheiIioung
an Wontng alii Dem @emeinoe.
3rieobof beeroiat mor0en.
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ilirnrrfiinitr brim 4f.Snr.grn.

Bel oen VT 5nr Ben 5eitlidfeiten
ndtiieu Serbit fper0en ais mo.
eernite gltirattioncn einige Der be.
rilhmteiten 5Iugtiinitler lire mag.
taIiiacn aiiniie ooriiibren. Ger
gieiiter Der abiatif. @Ierm GurtiB.
bat Den 6lieger SiucoIn 9eadep
beauitragt, bic anorOmun9en 5rl tref.
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Slaat nnf $4,000.

Qels anoerion bat ais Seitator
ron gIfreo gfieIion 0ie g%iiiiouri
Gacific ouf $4,000 OerfIogt. RieI-
ion tuurbe in ben CARDS Der 8abn
.getootet unb binterIdBt feline 8ittue
un0 Gin 4ino mittellos.
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stnh[ Saidennhr.

eugene Retpnton ipuroe 6urf SO.
li3eiridter Softer rpegen 8iebitabIs
einer &aihenubr i'm @ertbe bon SIS
aus Der 8obnung bon %. =. 6ues
GINS, 1886 iioI. Central gouleoorO
Dem 8iitritteeridt iiberpieien.
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Seitamentanfrdltung.

6rau @ieie bot oa5 Ieitament
hires p~eritorbenen @atten Gus.
8ieie, III meldem iie itieimiitterlifl
bebanOeIt lpor0en lit. gerihtlid be.
onitonoet. Ger sal Tommt gegen.
udrtig Dor Gountpridter CRAWFORD
Eur @erhan0Llna.
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geI6tianna Der staatsanitaIten.

RitgIieOer BON beioen @duiern
Ger 9egislatilr peroen nddite ISOLDE
itnatIitIen GnitnIteu be.
iidtigen. Gin 6eionOerer 8abuwn.
gen miro ibnen CUR @erfigung ite.
ZEN.
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Dor fnrsem tpurOe bier mitge.
theilt, ons IN Den Ser. Staoten i'm
llniIauf befinolide geIo I'M @e.
fammtbetrnge bon $3.50 27, 900
6rgebe pro aopf ser geooIferun1
$34.72. Die Roti5 giug niid) in
onolre 3eitungen iiber, rto Die Sol.
gq it, oaB an Miinjoireftor @eorge
q. &oberts u~nge51blte 9riefe eerih.
tef peroen, in pelden man i'm I'M
Notwithstanding beiagten 9etrnges
prindt. Cine 5rau idrieb: Sen.
Den gle mir gefaqigit umgebenO
meine 9ipioenoe BON 6en $780,.
$4,000, ipeIde $34.72 betr1gt, in
GinSoaornoten uro p 8ennies. i"
Gin anberer 8riefihreiber fiigt oIs
cine grt gntihuloigltn9 bin5u, err
lei 5amiIienpoter mto boffe, Die Ge.
eierung fueroe eS onber nift libel
nebmen, tuern er ltr1 0as eriu9e,
mas linn Sufomme.
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SIC Rahl ben peIbliflen 4erite

5ir 3nbl Der ipeiblifen 4er5te
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The Keota news., 1913-03-21
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Items of Interest to the People of
keota Community

Only sixteen were out for the box So
cial for benefit Of Keota ball team
Thursday evening. but total of 1886
was cleared. In hope that they will be
favored with better weather. another
box social will be held at Keota school
house next Thursday evening. March
q.
Charles Lewis returned home Tues
day from Cheyenne. in the automobile
he won there in . rattle few days ago.
Mr.. Lewis is back for the summer. in
tending to put in a good acreage Of
farm crops At his place in Igo valley.
A. j. Petrie, from three miles south
of Raymsr, was in Keota Monday and
Tuesday. Mr. Petris had the threshing
outfit which worked the country east
and northeast Of Keota last fall.
Mrs. John Rodefer returned Wednes-
day from Cheyenne, where she had
been for several weeks visiting her
daughter, Miss Frances, teacher in
the Cheyenne schools.
S. w. Fox received word Thursday
that his father was dangerously i'll in
Boulder, and left at once for that place,
being taken thru the storm to Briggs
dale by Grant Davis.
Rev. Mathews will preach at Keota
school house next Sunday at II a. m.
Easter exercises by the Sunday School
at 10 o'clock. All are invited to attend
these services.
Tired of waiting for the train, E. j.
Sullivan who was in Keota Monday on
land business, expressed his suitcase on
Tuesday, and started out to walk to
Cheyenne.
Ernest Scott, who has been employed
at Cheyenne for some months, rejoined
his family here Wednesday, and will
remain during the crop season.
G. w. Hamilton has gone to Chey-
enne for few days, after sowing sixty
acres Of wheat at his place, northeast
of Keota.
T. w. Bucher, who has been serious
ly ill, is reported as getting along WELL
Mrs. Henry Folck returned Monday
from 4 visit in Cheyenne.
The Keota news., 1913-03-21
SUNSHINE VALLEY

The Sunshine Valley Sunday School is
progressing very nicely, the average
attendance being about forty-five.
Some of the young people Of Sunshine
Valley started to Epworth League last
Sunday evening but arrived two late
for the benediction.
Miss Rosa Wolfe. Arlie Davis and
Hugh Walker were Sunday guests of
Miss Nora Knowles.
Clifford Davis took Sunday dinner at
the Scott hame.
w. A. Lamar and daughter. Grace,
and w. E. Scott were Cheyenne pas
sengers Monday, returning Wednesday.
Harry Wecas returned home Monday
from Cheyenne, where he has been en-
ployed for some time.
Carl Haworth and Earl Quackenbush
were guests at the Scott home Sunday,
afternoon.
Mrs. Fowler Hamilton and Ed and
Pauline Bailey have bsen on the sick
list during the past week.
The Keota news., 1913-03-21
9146
Notice of Application to Lease State
Lands

Office of the State Board of Land Commissioners.
Denver. Colo. February 2l. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph L. Filler, whose
postoffice address Is Ut Ideal Building Denver.
Colo. has made Application No. A 1898 to lease
the following described School lndem Lands situate
In Weld County. Colorado. to-wit:
All of Section Is. Twp. 8 N. r. SO w.
No other application to lease the above described
lands will be considered after March 20. 1913.
B. L. JEFFERSON,
96 Register State Board Land Commissioners.
NC.
The Keota news., 1913-03-21
Notice For Publication
Serial No. O63U4@
Department of the Interior
U. 8. Land Office at Denver. Colo.
M..ah l0ll

Ho@es,e.d Il ] Entry. No. .s4es Tor wv il: Section
70. r.,wnship 9 n, Range 81 W.. p Meridian
has filed notice OF intention to make final five
year proof. to establish claim to tho land above
described. before Ira $. Griffin. U. :. Com mis-:
.ioner. at Grover. Colo. on the Eth day Of
May. l9lS.
Claimant names AZ witnesses: Harry r. Zm-
mermnn of Sligo, Colo: Mary A. Zimmerman.
Of Sligo. Colo; Charles l.. Mo gan. of Sligo,
Colo. Elmer H. Vinegar, of Sligo. Colo
O C. d. FORD. Register.