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nation. I was sick every three weeks and had to stay in bed from two so four days.
 It is with great pleasure I tell you what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me. have fol- lowed your directions as near as possi- ble, and feel much better than have felt for years. When I wrote you be- fore l was almost wreck. You can publish this letter if you like. It may help to strengthen the faith of some poor suffering woman. Mrs. JOHN F. RICHARDS, Westwood, Maryland.
 Women who suffer from those dis dressing ills peculiar to their sex should not doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound to restore their health.
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble COmpoundwill help you, write to Lydia F.. Pink ham mMedicineC0' tconfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad- vice. Your letter will be Opened' read and answered by womahS and held in strict confidence.
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Roosevelt With Strikers

New York.-In company with Mise Madeline Doty and Miss Gertrude Bar mum, the latter an organizer of the International Garment Workers Union Col. Theodore Roosevelt visited sever. al halls in the East Side used by work. CTS who are on strike, After his visit he said he would urge Senator Salant the only Progressive state sen. ator. to recommend that an investi. gating committee be appointed by the legislature 10 inquire into conditions on the East Side in the trades.
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BREAKS A COLD IN A DAY And Cures Any Cough That Is c,, able. Noted Doctors Fornnl,

From your druggist get +uo
 or Glycerine and half an ounce of 0SG1,ces Fine Compound (Concentrated pp,iooo Take these two ingredients home 'ne); ne put them into a half pint of good wSisd 5nd each meal and at bedtime. Smaller Saserr Saiser 10 children according to age" This ,s ,eoses tss pest formula known to science. Tbsaee sne quantity, but 1t don't pay to exnar,go Iargo with with bad cold: Be sure to get ''t,nn. oeI,, the genuine Globe Pine ComnoUni,nlyy Ui,ly St.1c SSootn1centrated Pine). Each half pro ounca ease. If your druggist does not bop IL In stock he will get 1t quickly frose fase ms wholesale house. This has l1on, besn punIisheu here every winter for civ years ana thousands of families kro1 It's value. Published by the Globe Ph.w PDhow maceutical laboratories of Chicago i~r-
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CHAPTER XII.
The Strange Vigil.

Dawn found Inspector Davis and me keeping strange vigil in the deserted cottage. Louise was gone. Crandall was gone. Constable Dodds was gone. Only the two of us were there, and on & rude couch in the corner, inert, un- conscious with the death-like stupor of the confirmed user of morphine, lay the wreck of man whom Davis had termed the master criminal.
 On the inspectors return from his pursuit of the postmaster he had at once assumed the position of director general of the little group at the cot tage. He had decreed that Crandall should take Louise back to town in the automobile as soon as she was able to travel.
 After she has had an hours rest here," he said authoritatively, "her nerves will have recovered sufficiently. It Is important that the wound in her arm should be dressed as quickly as possible. It will be well, too, for her to return as speedily as possible to her father and sister. Her continued absence, if 1t reaches their ears, will needlessly alarm them both You, MT Crandall, will take her back in the ma chine in which you came, of course"
 Certainly" said Crandall-over- eagerly, I thought-"but, If you will pardon me for asking, who are you?"
 For reply Davis handed him his card which bore his official title
 But" stammered Crandall, q don't understand you. What are you doing out here?"
 I'm here" said the inspector, "I fancy on the same mission that brought both you and Kent hereto find the sender of the yellow letters that have been menacing the peace and happiness of the house of Far rish"
 But" protested Crandall again. "how did you know 1t was Aleck Young?"
 50 you know him?" said the inspec- tor. with a note of inquiry in his voice.
 had been taking no part in the con- versation that was carried on. I was sitting with Louise's head pill lowed on my knee endeavoring with my handkerchief to staunch the slight flow of blood that was still coming from the bullet wound. had been strongly tempted to voice a protest. when l heard Davis arrange for Lou fse'H return in the automobile with Crandall, for while Davis seemed 10 think he, like ourselves, had been in pursuit of the criminals, I still be, neved 1t was for the purpose of warn ing them instead of capturing them Yet, on the other hand, I knew moth. ing about running a car. It was clear. ly out of the question for me to take Louise back, much as distrusted Crandall Anxiously I waited for his confession of acquaintance with the man in the hut
 Yes. l knew him-only too wen.' said Crandall.
 Tell me about him." said the fin. spector. But wait--let us carry Miss Parrish inside the cottage where she will be sheltered from the night air until you are ready to start"
 'I can walk" said Louise. 'In fact I think l was more frightened than hurt"
 l helped her to her feet and assist. ed her into the cottage, while I piled some cushions that were lying about and made her comfortable. The noise of our entrance made no impression on the drugstupefed man who lay on tho other side of the room, but Davis and Crandall crossed to where hA lay ard eSaminsS Mm closely
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ment there for nine o'clock tonight

ment there for nine o'clock tonight
 Why" I asked Louise. do you suppose that he and Katharine insist ed on you coming out here? Why could not Crandall himself have recov- cred the document and restored 1t to Katharine?"
 T asked him that He told me that ] the man who held 1t had made the condition that it should be received by either my father or Katharine. They | did not wish it known that my fla what had happened, and as they were 1 certain this man kLew neither Kath- arine nor me, I was to go with him and impersonate my sister"
 Did you get the docNment?" i No, We failed" said Louise, and I do not know what in the world I am to tell Katharine. We came out here in the afternoon. Crandall thought 1t advisable to find the place by day light. We ran the automobile Up the lane that leads to this place and crept through the thicket until we came in sight of the cottage. There were two men moving about in the cottage, Young and another man whom MT. Crandall told me was the postmaster at Ardway. He seemed surprised at the presence of the postmaster. We watched for half an hour and then took the automobile back to little hotel about three miles away from Ard way. For some reason, MT. Crandall did not want to stop in Ardway."
 T guess I was the reason" I re- piled. But when did you return here"
 We had dinner at the little hotel, and as soon as 1t was dark. started back for the cottage, When we ar- rived We found a light in the window and saw Young there in a stupor just as you see him. The other man was nowhere around After trying to awaken Young, without success, MT Crandall searched his clothes, but there was nothing in any of his pock- cts. He even felt all the seams, and took off his shoes In search of the pa per We wanted, but it was nowhere on him. He ransacked the cottage as well as Nd5 pOS5lDlt III lHlS dllII ltSAl, Dut could not find any suggestion of hiding g-place. Out in the little shed that serves as kitchen he found a slip on which was written a list of eatables-bread, milk, eggs and such things. We decided from this that the other man-Rouser, I think MT Gran dall had said his name was-had gone to some neighboring farmhouse or store to lay in supplies and probably would soon return. Mir. Crandall sug- gested our hiding in the bushes until his arrival, and We did so. We had hardly taken our place behind the bushes before We heard him coming. Mir Crandall stepped out, and the rest Is so mixed up l don't know just what happened. I heard shots and felt a pain in my arm and l think l screamed and then I don't remember any more until l found you bending over me"
 ITO think that it was my bullet that hit you." I cried. "I might have killed you"
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FARMERS WIFE
 ALMOST AWREcK
Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound Her
 Own Story.
Westwood, Md-"I am a farmers wife and do most of my own work when

l am able. 1 hao nervous spells, fe- male weakness and terrible bearing down pains ev cry month. l also suf- fered much with my right side. Tie pain started in my back and extended around my right side, and the doctor told me is x,yoa 1rrao,c irHGT1~
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Texas Inauaural Ball Stonusd.

A-lstin, TeX,-The state legislature passed resolution declaring inaugural balls against the morals of the state and asked that no more he held.
The Forrest City times., 1913-01-24

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels Sugar. coated, tiny granules, easy to take. Do noe gripe Adv.
The Forrest City times., 1913-01-24

It's easier for most men to pray for forgiveness than 1t is to fight temptation.
The Forrest City times., 1913-01-24

Red Cross Ball Blue. all blue, best bluins value in the whole world, makes the lauH- dress smile. Adv.
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Anyway. the man who contradicts himself may be right.
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1t is easier to write history than it is to manufacture it.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-23
NOTICE or CONTEST.
Department of the later,

Depnrlmenf OF the lntori0r,
U. 5. Land Oasce .. Lamar. Cois..
April q. 1913.
To Cl.rsacs C. Ysa.s Il L.s Aain... Cole.
You are hsrsby aot6sd that John W. Ch.s-
as., who gives Hslly. Colo. n his pos.-oaIcs
sddrsas. did On March %. 1913. Gle in this
Office his duly esrrobersted spplicstion to con-
test and secure the canceli..ion Of your home
stead eatry. serial No: 09g96 made March 10.
1911. fot.s soafhsas, quarter. ssction 29. and
nsrhesss quarter. section 81. township n south.
range 42 west. sixth principal meridian. and q
grounds for hs contest he alleges that you hsvs
never established your residence on above de-
scrib.d .r.o. sine. dat. Of entry: that you h.v.
not cultivated it nc ,ording to law and that said
defaults continue to the present date.
Your ere. therefore. further ns.i6ed that the
said allegations will be taken BY this Office -
hsvins been confessed BY you. and your said
eniry will Be csnceled thereunder without your
further right to be heard therein. either in per.
son or % appeal. il yeu fail to Gle in this Office
within twenty days after the FOURTH pablica-
tion Of this notice. as shown below. your answer.
under oath. specifically mestinG and responding
to thess allesations Of contest. or il you fail
within that time to 6le in this Office due proof
that you bsve served copy Of your answer on
the said contestant either in person or by regis
tered mail. u this services is made by the de-
livery Of q copy Of your answer to the contest
ant in person. proof Of such service mus, be
either the said Contestants written acknowl
sdgement Of his receipt Of the copy. showing
the date oi its recsipt. or the sGidavit Of the
person BY whom The dslivery w.s made stating
when and wbsrs the copy wss delivered: il
made BY registered mail. proof Of such service
must consist oil affidavit Of the person BY
by whom ths eosy was maiisd stating when
and the post.oasce to which II wss mailed. and
this aisdavit must be accsmpanisd BY the post.
master . receipt for the letter.
You should state in ysar snswer the name Of
the psst.of6cs TO which you desire future noti-
ces to be sent you.
Euseas N. Whitaker. Register.
Date Of esst publication May 2ad. 1913.
Date Of sseosa publiestion Nay 9th. 1918.
Date of third p0blicatiea May 18th. 1918.
Date Of fourth publication May 23rd. 1918
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Depsrtment sf laisrisr.

AGpottNs9ut ~ 1uk0rl0fs
U. S. Land Office ct Lamar, Colo
April q. 1918.
To Jssp.r E. Ferris Of Spesrville. Ksns.. Con
testse:
You are hsrsby nsti6sd that Mrs. Marish E.
olFsce address, did on March 2S, 1913, Gle in
contss. and secure the ca.esllstisa Of your
homestead entry. s.ri.l Ne. 0oo05 mad. March
10. 1911. for southwest quarter. section %. and
south. range 42 west. sixth priacipal meridian.
and .. sroaal. for her eea.sst she alleges tL.t
YOU havs wholly abandoned Shove described
tract sines ds.s Of satry: that ysa hsvs sever
established your residsacs thsrson; and that
said dsfanlts centinus to the prss.nt date.
You ere. therefore. furthsr .ssissd that the
said sllssatisas will be tsksn BY this sEos -
hsviaf bssa coalssssd b. you. ~ ysar ssid sa-
try will - csaeslsd tksrsua1sr witkssa yssr ius.
thsr right to bs hsard thsrsin. s;tksr bsfsrs this
oiscs or - appeal u yeu fail to els in this elacs
within twenty days after the FOURTH psslics-
ten Of this aosios. = shown below, your aaswsr.
under cath. specifically msstias and rsspondinG
to thsss allssatioas Of contest. or il ysu fsii
within that tine to lie in this ol6ce due proef
that you hsve served cspy d ysar answsr On
the said esntestant either in psrssn or BY regis
tered mail. II this service is made by The d.
livery d COPY Of your asawsr to the contestant
in pensn. proof d such ssrvics must be either
tbs said ooatsssaat's written sckHowlsasment Of
his receipt ei the copy. showing the date d its
rscsipt. or the s6davit Of the psrson BY whom
the delivery was made stating whsa and where
the copy wss delivered; if msds BY registered
msil. proof d such services asss consist Of the
a6dsvit Of The psrsoa BY whsm the copy was
mailed s.stias whea and the pest-olies to which
it was mailed. and this afhda.it asst Le sceom-
panied BY the postmastsrs receipt Tor Tbs letter.
You shsald state in yeur saswsr the na~e Il
the pss,.ellos to which ysu desire future notices
to Be ssnt to YOU.
Eassas NJ. Whitaker. Register
Date Of 6rss publication May 2. 1913.
Date II second blication Nay 9. 1913.
Date Il third psblcs,ioa Msy l6. 1913.
Date Of fourth publication May q. 1913.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Dspartmsnt ef the lsterisr.
United States Lanl OeEe.
e. Al ~ lnl

Lamar, Ao3ossfApfht "a, 1910.
To Irish B. doses Of Hely. Colo, Csatss.ee:
who gives Hetx. Ce!o.. = his psst-e&cs I'D
his duly esrrsksrats1 spplicatisn 10 csalssa aud
ssc.rs ths cssesilst;sa Il yo.r hom.sessd satry,
ssrisl Ne. 07700. as1s April Is. 1910. for the
northeast quarter ef ssctisa nine. township "a,
ranss 42 ~sst. sixth prias;pal ussridian. and =
srouaas fer his csatess he alleges that you havs
nevsr sstaliishsd ysSr rssidsncs upoa nor cul-
tivats1 any d shove described tract: and that
said dsfaalts contiaus to the present date.
You are. thsrsfsre. fsrthsr ns4i6sd that the
sid aiisgatisas will Be taken BY this slics .
hsviaG besn coafesssd BY ysu. and ysur said
entry will be cancsIsd thsrsua3sr without yoxr
further aisht to Be heard shsrsia. either before
this osce on appeal. il yeu fail to Sic in this
olies within twsaty days alter the FOURTH
publication Of this notice. = shown below. your
answer. uader oath. spsci6cally meeting aud re-
spoadin9 to thsss allegasioas ot coatsst. or il
you fail withia thaa tins 10 6ls in this olce due
proof that you ksve served . cspy Of your an
swer eu the said coatsstant either in perssa or
BY registered mail. II this ssrvics Is made BY
the delivery Of espy Il your answer to the
contsstsnt in person. prssl d such service
must be sithsr the said coatestant's written &C.
knowisdGmsat Il bic rscsipt Of the copy, show
ing the date Of ito rscsipt Or the al6davit of
the psrson BY whsm the delivery wss made
ssatias when and whsrs the copy was delivered:
il made by registered mail. preof Of sush SER
vics must consis. Of the s6asvit Of the psrsea
BY whom the copy was mailed stating when
.ad the post-siscs to which it was msilsd. and
this siidavit mus. be accompanied BY the post.
masters receipt Ter ths letter.
You shsuld state in your answer the name of
the postoascs to which ysu desire future notices
to be sent to you.
Eugene NJ. Whitaker. Register.
Date Of lrst pubIcaiisn Msy2. 1918.
Date ef sscoad qualifications May Q. 1913.
Date Of third ssbIicstion May Is. 1913
Date Of fourth publication May %. 1913.
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Telephone Holly 65.
NOTICE or CONTEST.
Departmsnt Of the Interior.

U. 5. Lsn1 Oi6ce at Lamar. Colo.
May 3. 1918.
To Henry NJ. ShssaAker Of Holly. COLORADO.
You are ksrsky nsti6ed that John 7. Roe
who gives Holly. Colo.. as his post.ofice ad-
dress did oa April 5. 1913 file in this Office
his duly corrobosats1 application to contest and
secure the caacsllatiea Of your homestead entry.
Serial Ne. 07773 nsie April IL. 1910. for
southsast quarter. section 8. township n south.
rnaes ~ wsst. sixth ss;Saesl sssridian. and -
Sreuads for kis contest ke sBssea thas the said
Hsnry M. Shssmaker has asvsr established his
rss;dsscs ~ shove describs1 trsct: that he has
not cultivsas1 the land accsrdiag to law: and
that said defaults continue to the present date.
You are. therefore. furthsr noti6ed that the
said allegations will be tsksa BY this of6cs -
hsvins Lesn conies.ed BY you. end your said
entry will be Cancelled thsrssadsr without your
further right to be heard thsrsis. sither before
this o;cs Or on appeal. il yos fs,l to Gle in this
Office within twenty days alter ths FOURTH
publication of this notice. = shesxu below. your
answer, under OATH specifically meeting and
responding to these sllsgst;oas Of contest. or il
you fsil within that time to 81 in this Office due
prosf that you have served copy Of your
answer on the said contestaat sither in person
or by registered mail. 1t this service is made
BY The delivery Of copy Of your snswer to the
contestant in person. proof of such service must
be either the contestants written ackpowledg-
msnt Of his ceipt Of the oopy. showing the
dats Il it's receipt. or the aGdavit Il the person
BY whom the delivery was nsde stating when
and where til. copy was aslivsrsd: il made by
registered mail. proof of such ssrvies must con-
sist el the affidavit Of the psesee BY whom the
copy was mailed stating when and the post
ei;oe to which it was mailed. aad this affidavit
must BE- accompanied by the postmsster's re-
csipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer the name of
the pess-oisce to which yen desire future notices
to b sent to you.
Eugene M. Whitaker. Register.
Date d 6rst publication May 9. 1918.
Date Of second publication Msy 16. 1918.
Date Of third publication May q. 1918.
Date Of fourth publication Msy 30. 1913.
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NOTICE ron pusL,cAr,oh.
Deeertmeat q The In.erior

DeParment Of the interior
Msy 10. 1918.
No.ice is hersLy given that ttsnry C. kssfer
sf Webb. Colorado. who. en- October 2. 1909.
made Hsmsstssd entry. serial No. 06230. fer
the nsrth haH Of ssctioa 81. township 70 south.
range 42 wsss. 6th principal meridian. hss sled
nssice q iatsnsioa 70 make thrse year proof. to
establish claim to the land sbove described. BE-
lore the Unitsd Statss Commissisner Il. NJ.
ZaIinssr) 1t Holly. Colorado. on the 24th dsy
Of June. 1918.
Claim.at aamss . Witnesses: ThOmss A..
Webb. Charles n. Moore. Jshn 7. Barmsrs
and Edward c. Adams. ill Of Wsbh. Cello.
Eussns M. Whitaker. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-23
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Dss.r,.sst Il The Ia,sr;.r.
U. s. LsA1 OGes q LaMar Csle,,

Dspartzeat 81 the lassrisr,
U. s. Lad OGss q LaMar Csis.,
Aprl Is, 1918.
Ns,ics is hereby svss ,ks Alexander D. Mavis sf Holy
Csls.. wks. Nay 1905 as1s ks~sstssi ss.ry. Ne
N0s ssssl Ne 04672 for ssstkwsst quarter section
s.A yyss 2S. 1912 .sds s1asssI ks~sstssi sa,ry.
Ne. 0ll734. tsr ssahsss sssrtsr. ssstisa L tsashp
% sssth rasss u sIth srissipa sriasa hes elsl
sai 70 The issl sbsvs described before United States
ssaasssssr Il. NJ ZsIasss). a Hsy, Csisrsde ss he
ll,k day sf Juse. 1918.
WskA Owsa A. Hall sd Earl Csrbsr, IN Of hsiy, Csls
Rsssas n. Whitstsr. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depsrtasst 4 he issssis-.
US, Las1 O8cs q Lamar. C>h

Uepsrtneote = hs issssss.
U. S. Lss3 OGcs q Lsnsr. Csie.
Assil q. 1918.
Nssiss 10 hereby sivs. ,h. vsesat Dssas sf Hsiy
e.~isl N, O464 Ter half nsyhwsst sssrisr. half
ssstAsss, s..r,.r. hal. so.slss, ss.s.sr Esd west
ksk ssstkssst seeos sewasGe a eosth. range
.,ss,;ss 10 aLs kres proof sstskisk csa the
iss1 sksvs 1escribed before he Us.sl S.stss
s;ssss Il. N. Zsrsssr) al Holly. Css.. the S,h day
Il Jsss. 1918.
Clss.sat sanes IS ~iuessess Michael l.. Os~ds
W;1;sw W James Jane. L. Hsshstsllsr ed George W. 7.
CasteeI, ell sf Holly. Colorado.
Euseu. N. wA;.stsr. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-23
noT,c4 FOR pusLlcAr,on.
Dspartmsnt Of the Interior.
: u. S. Land OGce at Lamar, Colo.

OePartmsnt Of the tntor1or.
U. S. Land Oaics at Lamar. Colo.
April 16. 1913.
Notice is hereby gives ths. Marion A. Stewart
Of Holly. Colorado. ~ho. on Sept. 80. 1907.
made homestead entry. No. 8736. serial No.
03644. for northeast quarter. section 9. town.
ship Is south. range 42 west. 9Th principal
meridian. has fled notice Of intention to make
FINAL Eve year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. bsfors the United States
commissioner. Il. N. Zalnser) at Holly. Colo.
raJo. on the 3ls day Of May. 1918.
Claimant names o Witnesses: John W. Nc.
Conneli. Ciaude Mcconnell. William w. james
and John D. Stewart. al Of Holly. Colo.
Eugene N. Whitaker. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-23
Fs. the Weak .ns Nervous.

Iiss6.eSt, weak. sssvoUs mes ssd NO.
ass would fssl aohifio0s, s.sstetie, full
st-its ssd slwsys have food sppstits, IL
shsy would Do the sessibis thing fes
Assith-tsks EIsstrie Bittsss. Neshiat
bsatss for the stoassh, liver or kidssys.
TsoUsasds cay thsy owe thsir lives TO
this wosdsrfsl heas remedy. Mrs. o.
v. Rhissvsuls, sf Vsstsl Cs.ssr, N. r.,
ssys: II regard Electric Bitssss % oss 0t
The trssssst et gifts. sss sever forget
what Il hes doss fos me-" Get bottls
yesrssh ssd - what diGsssses il will
make il yosr hsslth. Osly soc cad
$l.eo. Rsesaossdsd By ell drutSists.
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NOTICE ron pvsL,cAT,oM.
Dspastasst Il tAs ls<sriss.

y Uepestaoot q tke IsteTSss.
v. 5. Lss1 OGss si Lsns. Css..
Assi y. lo11.
Ns.iss s ksrsly sivss that Clsrss D. Nssh. Il Hsiv
cs Wis. - Dses.kss 80. 1903. nsAs Asessssl ss,ry
ser. Me- 0e7oe. ssr .esshwsst ees.s. 1
sLs ss.sh rs.ss = west. 81 prissi,sl .s.iss. has
IsA sai. 10 ks Ia.l ahsvs lssssLsj bsfsrs ,hs u S.
es..ssissss. H. N.Zssassr) Hsv. Csls The llsh
dsy Il J.as. 1918.
Ciai.e.. ss.ss as wi.ssssss: JeL. Else. cA.rlss E.
Buck. Fraseis j. Tasy ssa Tksaas Prizes. al q Hsy.
Eas... N. WLi..L.r. REGISTER.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dspsrtssss d he ls,sr;sr.

OsoeftDeat 81 The lserssr.
U. s. Lasd Okes st Lamar. Cole.
ASr1 80. 1918
stcs 10 kershy gives that Jekns,hsa 7. Barasre Of
wstt CeIs., -~ks. Jsas 10. 1909. ..ds ks.ssts.l
sd sss,k~sst ss.rtsr. sss.isa q. tswssh, % SOUTH
range ~ sissh priaeps meridian. kss fled
sf i.sstea make eaal three presf. establish
slsia the la.d above described bssrs the U. S.
iss..sr H. n. Zsi.ser) Holly. Colorado the l7th
day siJuse. 1918.
Cisiasai same as ~i,aessss. Edward C. Adams.
Charles n. Axts Noble Webb sad Fred ]. Hsnl,ss. s
sf Webb. Colorado.
EAssss M. Wkhslsr. Rss,susr.
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Plumbing and Electrical Work and Supplies.
WELL CASING AND SHEET METAL WORK
NOTICE FOR pusLlcAT,om.
Department, Of the Interior.

Department OF the INTERIOR,
U. S. Land Oiice at Lamar. Colo.
April z. 1913,
Notice is hereby given that Thomas Coats Of
Holly. Colo. who. on March II. 1909. made
homestead entry. Serial No. 05119. for south,
east quarter q section Is. and on June 8. 1903
made additional homestead entry Ne. 06004.
Tor northeast quarter Of section "a. township 26
south. range AZ west. sixth principal meridian.
has Sled notice Of intention to make enal thrss
year proof. to establish claim to the lead shove
described. before the United States Commis.
soner Il. N.Zalinssr) at Holly. COLORADO. on
the 24th day Of May. 1913.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Eli E. Hsver.
stick. John j. Haverstck. Albertus E. Lewis
and John Taylor. al Of Holly. Colorado.
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