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Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Aus Semtl9eH @ereinen
9ameu.Silfsbtrein.

Die Iebte %erIommlung oes 1914
t6 Babies guriIiorb &cIief Cont
mittee erfreute iid auBeroroentlid
auten 3iiipruds, Nd wi6tiee yer
b~nn0Iunaen borIogen.
Nngeiifts Ser ON 5. Wtai Itottfin-
6cn0en 8eomtenmobI idritt man 5ltr
N~eominotion Der fir Die perltieoenen
Steden in Srogc fommenoen 0umer.
gIs Gr1lioentin wurOe einitimmig
6rolt 2in5bn6 ernunnt, porauf Die
8o6l geIGloiien pltroe. SIR 2 6lt
mdblenoe |iaepr6liOentinnen puroen
folaenoe 0an1en ~oufgeiteat: Stride,
@enelIu, Sfaffert, Billie, Dies Wie-
aon0, Sommcl, S6Ieidert. Als pro-
tofonierenoe SefretGrin 6rou 9.
8oettder, mdbreno 6rau Bauer iito
SRI. e. 2in3bof oud ferner tltr ole
Steaen ols Shobmeiiterin, relp. ii
nonaiefretGrin ernonnt mltroert.
Cine Monoiheinfabrt auf Dem
Oampfer Ct. Sohn, Ole Der |ereln
fiir oie n1fite 3ltfinit IN Nltsitdt
ocilolnmen bat uno iiber Die Dos aus
Sen 0amen Sdladter, Somanli rnlo
9cbn 6~eItebenoe 3omite IN Der nod
item Merchandising beriften miro,
pcripridt oIen EeiGneDmern ciitetl
ongenebmen Ibeno.
Srou @oltber bemiibt lid reoltdD
nm oos nom ibr angeregte %per9nugte
geiiommeniein ser Oeridieoenen Sor-
iibenoeu Der 8o5oritGttoe. Ser I'm
terboItungsobeno lit ouf Sen Is. Wtat
feitaeieBt uno Die 8eteiligten lper0ell
nod genoitere Musfunft onrilber err
bulten.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
CHAs. E. f BEL
CHOICE MEATS
64o--65I Center Market.
Telephon Main 25S3.
s. PIugge,
1917 Siebente StraBe. q. u.s..
SeIephpn Morth 1853.

Selepbon Mortb 753.
OiDc 86isfies, $t.25 Die @auone; 400
nas 0uart uio nufipdrts. @elcnoers Snls
periol, 6 Sabre alt, SO Die @ulonc. 75e
pas Quart. Oh NeIiabIe, s Sabre alt.
81 Die @allone. 81 Da5 Quart. 0utcr
al,er Bourbon, WluIt BON Scuth &biss
len. California Gberries, 81 unp $1.5e
Die @auone. 25c tno SOC bas Quart
Seine irnportierte Sberrb ober 8~orttpeine
50 Die @aIloue, Soc onS Quart. NHe
Sorten YronDies. Tlims un0 Gins. Gns
lifprniIthe 1tno impnrtierte Glarets, iotuie
ei0ene 8reliung. Nae Sorten BeiBtpelne
uno N%1einpeine.
&reisliIte sur gerfiisnns.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
ct. Marien-9irde

9ei Der Z ubr Waeiie geben Die
utllglleoer Der Slng1rauentSoD all-
tot gelnelnlda1tllW sur III. &onlmu=
mon. Sbre Serlammlung BADEN nc
Jeoen W.I1tmocb Abeno I'M 1870 ubr.
2SabrenO oes Wtonats Wtal lit all=
abenoli6 INN $50 tur5e Wtaianoaht
al Gbrcn Der aueriellglten Sungfruu
Ytnria. Die Nnoad)t beltebt in elmer
Betro1tung, einigen WtarienlieOern,
Den @ebeten lulo ell0igt nit Dem ia
t%ramentalen Segen. sic oauert nur
20 bis % Winuten.
Die i6brlide feierli9e Maaiproaei=
lion miro anl Sonntag, ben 81. Ntai
nohmittagS Inn A llbr gebalten iper-
ben.
Die Jeier oer erlten fl. &pmmuni=
on Der &inoer miro am Sonntog, Sen
4. Sum-, lein. Ser @orbereitungs.
llnterridt miro gegeben al Monta-
gen, Wtitttpohen nn0 9omnerStagen,
Inn 3 ubr na6nIittags, mie OIL Cams
toeen UNI $50 llbr morgens fir bic
&iloer, Die ni6t in Die Hfarri6ule
geben.
Am Montag batte Ser @inotborit
Club ieine regelmdBige Seriamm-
lung inter Dem 8oriiB oes Eraiioen-
ten, S. S. 3egonis. Die Seriamm
hing geltaltete iid 81 elmer bo6lt in
te~reiionten. 9es @uten mltrOe piel
5rr lebbaften 8eipredung uufge-
6radt, an Ser lid unter anoern y.
6. Sommer, 6. @romm, u. Sltman,
s. S. 3eeouib, S. S. Grim, s. s.
Holte, iolpie Der bo6m. Serr S. st.
te, beteilieten. Gs mur0e aud be-
ihIoiiei, Gin aroBes Maifeit al Der
anitalten luGbreno ser nd6lten $50
den uno Der &r1iioent mllroe bealI
tragt, 0ie notmenoiqen &omitcs 5li
ernenncn unb oie erforoerlihen Sor
bereitunqen 3ll treffen. Na6 8ecn-
higiIng Ser @eihGfte nertagte iih
sic @eriommlung, I'M nod einigc
2eit in n%ngenebmer, aeiellidaftliher
llntcrboltung 5a DerbringelI.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Ans Dentf6eM Rir6en.
GOmeOrbia Stride.

Sie grQBe aonferenS, Die uorige
Mode Dler int Snterellc Der Ytiilion
ltottgcfun0en bat, brnd)te piele Der
porrngenoe Mdnner bicrbcr, @eiltli-
DE loluobl ais 2oielI. 0ie Goncor0ia
Sir1c batte es ibr 5u oanfen OoB
Der Better pes Evangelical Sernlo,
Eep. 5. Soritmnn in 81. 2ouis Ies-
ten Sonntng oort preoigte. IS mar
cine ernlte, einoringIihe 8re0igt ilber
ben Cert nSebet cure Artgen altf urO
lebet in 0as Selo, oenn es lit i6on
lpeiB our Grnte", Sob. 4, 35. @rbeit
lit oa iibergenug, aber es febIt an
Arbeitern, beionoers in Der SeiOen-
milton. @s lift ole @flid)t ieOes Gbri-
item, Der ni6t ielblt Neiiiionar fem
fam, our6 @ebet uno @eIo6eitrGge
iein Seil 5u oieier 9rbeit bei5lttrager.
Taltor Wen3el ipiomete Dem Derltor'
bcnen Trdiioerten Der Stride, Serrn
:. ". Smbof, einige @orte, in oene1t
er Ooruuf binpies, lpie treli Der Ser
torbene feline 8fIihten Ser Stride &C.
gcniiber erfiiIlt bnbe. Gie babe er
oblle 5tpingenoe 8eranlaIlung einen
@ottesOienlt, cine &ir6enDorltonos.
iibultg %DeriGumt, iein &eimgang bin
terIaiie cine uneriebIi6e eide uno
lei cine ernIte Mabmlng fir Nae, lei
ncm 8eiipiele 81 foIgen. Der Gbor
ians inn 81 Gbren u0earer mn 500
to Sbee". Had) Dem @~ottesoienit be-
griiBte Die @emeinoe Haitcr SORT
man uilo Or. Sorih aus 2ouispiae,
&entitdD, uno Yaltor sc. 9abiS, trii-
beren @oriteber oeS @usiGsigen Sci
mes in SnOien, Die gIeihfalls als 90
tic ii6 eingefunoen botten. Sic tlr
lebten Sonntog angeiette @emellloe-
periammlung lit auf ben folgenoen
Somntag, Sen Z. Mai, Derlegt NOR
ben.
Gonnobeno, Ben 6. Mai, miro III
Convention Sail anlaBlih Der 100
iGbrigen @riinDungsfeier Ser Nine
ricon Bible Miiocintion Elm Nageont
obgebolten meroeL in Oent Die @e-
i6idte Der 8ibel in citcr Reibc bon
Sobleous porgefiibrt perOen ioll. Sic
Goncoroio Stride miro ben DRUID Der
oeutiden 8ibeI in $. 2llffts &ertltott
IN @ittenberg sur Set BUFFERS oar
Iteletl. @Ge Mitglieoer Ser @einein-
De iollten iid) oieie lebrreide uno in
tcrciionte 0orIteGung nnieben.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
lInterbaltnnss-Nben Der 0amen
bonn @ilfs-@erein

@ie uns 6rau 9aillinc Waltber
aus Nnacoltia mitteilt, mur0e III Der
IeBtcn S~erionmlling beidloIleL am
Montog, Den Is. Wtoi, fir Aae, bic
10 germ mo miaig an Dem groBen
@a5or m~itgebolfen uno 10 81 einem
GlIten grfolg beigetragcn babcn, Ell
tlcn aeieaigen unO Dcreniigten Abeno
I'M Sangerbuno- Glubbauie ah5ubal-
ten. Srau G. @altber muroe 5nr
Soriiserin oieier @eranItoltung ge-
Wdblt. Nae 9euti6er, oli6 oiejeni-
gen. Die niht m~iteebolfen baben, iino
bierSu bcr8lihlt eingeluoen.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Ne6nrteu.

Otto II. emma &asmuBen, WG0fell
5ran5 unO W. &itppert, &nabe.
9. uno M. Soffmann WGo6en.
@regor lno 8. @ergling, MGohen.
2oris uno Marie Bauer, anabe.
So6esfGIe:
auguit 8urg6orf, rs Sabre alt,
2009 @a. Ape. N.-@.
Soicpb @inter, 67 Sabre oft, Mo-
ril1e-9 oipital.
@iIbeIm gilbert, 60 Sabre aft.
t0t9S. Str. S.=G.
$. @litb, 80 Sabre alt, 919 6t(
Str. q. @
GbriItian Gngel, so Sabre aft
@oibington Miplum &olpitoI.
Seinrid Stepbenbngen 80 Sabre
oL., 1919 g. $. s[pe. g. %.
GbeidlieRnnsen:
lbnnaS 2ltdett llno Murie Sols-
beierIein.
Soicp1 @urfbaro uno S. 2arien.
&arl @feifer uno Selene Martin.
&arl 6. Milbourne umo Marit
5oeoer.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
.GGSiIer Iereiu".

Nnl Woutag, Sen 1. @ai, pernn-
Italtete ser Gli1lier 8erein cincn 8nll
in Der GIfs SaQe. sn Dem 6eltelien
nabmen piele GGite tell. Sic 0antell
lpnrcn gum 1ei[ III GIl6iier Gradten
erifienel. Die SanSlltltigen nnlii-
imicrter IidJ nod Ser5enSIult. @llf
Sic dlteren Gamen uno Serrcn ltan;
ben nid)t 5uriif. Oar monde Namo'
ia logor @roBmoma ifmang oos
Gall8bein mie elm 17-iGbriger Bad
fild). Die gauge 6eltlidfeit nabm Ell
ncn ailBerIt guten &erlallf.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Sentidcr Neutrality-suspicious.,
Tiitrift 40.

9m Montag, ben I. Mai, bate
Der 0eutide llnteritiitungsbuno. 81
thrift 40. in aarl @ommels 2ofal
922 go. 4pe. N.-@., cine Oiterfeier
beranitoltet. Ger 9ellld NOR iebr SIT
fricoenitelleno. Die @emiitli6feit
Die MIR Dem Geutidn eieen lit.
fonnte iiberoQ mabraenommen mer
oen. Serr Sommel 6emirtete iein,
@Gitc mlfs bette.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
@ubltatigfeits -Mbenb fir bas
Nnpuert Seim.

Sim DienStag sbeno. ben 2. Ntai.
yob Ser 9omen. pilfsperein Oes &up.
pert s6eimes gum 8eiten bieier Nm
italt IN Der SGngerbun0Bale Elm
@oblt1tigfeitseiien. Die Speiietortg
,uor nod oelitiher Irt Sniammenge'
lteat. 3oblreide 8eiuder nabmen
lod benz GIien tell. Scoermonn lob
te ole oeutlde Slide ioIpie Die pronlp-
te 8eoienitng.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
sanger Aummers Scr sdweiser.

Am %. Mai peranitalten Die
Shmei5er Sereine BON @aibinstoll
5n @brcn Der SNIP &armonie~ bon
@uOion Gountp, N.S., in Ger S1n
aerbunbballe einen SGngerz9ommers
I'm s ubr Abenos ninlmt oic Set
lidfeit ibren Nnfong. 9iejenieen,
Die oornn "teil3uncbmen miiniden,
iollten iid an oas bctrcffenoe &omi
te men6en.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
9anFiaanaa!

Sir sic 10 5ablreid bemieierie Cell
nabme, Ionic fir Die iiberuus rel
6cn 9IumenipenOen beim Segrdbnil-
ic unieres eeliebten Soters, Shmie-
oerpoters, @robpaters uno llrgroBpa-
tcrs, oes @errn
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
GyrieOridj @, SmbOf,

briifen mir al oieier 5teae unieren
herali6Iten 9onf aus. @benio oon-
fen mir Serrn Yoltor g. Men8eI fir
sic froitrciden @orte in Der STRIDE
1tno onl @rabc. 0onf iei ben Ser
tretcrn ser bartholomew &ercine uno
9uaen, ionic alien 6reunocn uno
S%eilnebmcrn.
Bic trancrnOem 6iuterbliebencn.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

@ramO Smperial Sect, Obne 3luei-
fef Scr bette alter amerifaniiden
Gbampagner, III baben fir $1.45
Die Flaidje bei Gbriitiau famoer,
900 7te Ctr. N..N.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-29
Rev. O. n. Stallines Fare.
we'll Letter

Brinkley, Ark, Dec. rs, 1916
Dear ARGUS and good people of
Brinkley:
This is a word concerning my
resignation. My stay here has
been short, but sweet. | believe
in the church | leave and the
good Christian citizenship with
whom | have lived, labored and
loved for these six months.
Mrs. Stallings and | go to
DOYLE, Tenn, a mountain Bap-
list college town in Middle
Tennessee. 1t seems to us that
the spirit of-the Master leads in
this. Hence we go.
Gods richest blessing on you
and Brinkley. Mr.. Editor.
Respectfully
O. M. Stalhngs.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-29
Train Crew See the Cyclone
Near Carlisle Tuesday

While in the siding at Carlisle
Tuesday afternoon the Rock
Island local crew saw the cyclone
in it's work of deadly obstruction
and according to w. E. Doyle.
brakesman, it was horrible.
Said he I'VE watched the clouds
form and out of them came a
big black funnel shaped cloud
and as it swept from West to
the Southeast only a few miles
south of us we could see it pick
up everything in its path.
Nothing with stood its terrific
force. We saw it strike build
ings and level them in a moment.
The air was apparently filled
with flying debris. planks,
furniture, tree etc. All of this
was plainly visible to the people
of Carlisle and in less than ten
minutes after it was over and
scores of autos formed into a
relief party and went to the
scene of obstruction to render all
help"
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-29

Our cleversfarmer friend J. H..
Waldrop has a new Ford touring
car.
Esq. |. E. DeShazo and O. O..
Travis at Monroe and R. D. Shell
at BIackton were among those
10 whom new Ford touring cars
have been delivered this week.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-29
AVOID MISTAKES
No Need for Brinkley People
to Experiment With
Such Convincing
Evidence at
Hand

There are many well-advertis-
ed kidney remedies on the mar
ket today, but none so we'll
recommended in this vicinity as
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read the
statement of a resident of Bald
Knob. -
Mrs. T. L. Stewart, Bald
Knob. Ark. says. Whenever
my kidneys start acting irregu-
larly or my back aches or if
have swelling in my joints or
muscles. use Doan's Kidney
Pins. The result is mat atu
aIwaps give relief. / don't kno
what | would do without Doan s
Kinney Pills and | am mos
grateful to them"
SOC, at all dealers. Foster.
Milurn Go Mfgrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-29
INTERNATIONAL
S(JNDGYS0lQ0L
LESSON

tBy e. o. SELLERS, Acting Director @
the Sunday School Course in the MOODY
a Bible Institute of Chicago)
(copyrfght. 1915, Western Newspaper unioh.'
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1916-12-29

READING LEsSON-Rev. 22S-H; 1871.
GOLDEN TExT-The spirit ana the
bride say, come. And he that hearetn'
let him say, come And he that Is athirst.
let him come. He that wills, let him take
of the water of life freely.-Rev. 2z:I1
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-21
Locals

Les Denney has gone to La
mar to work.
Fred Willis of Villas was in
towh Tuesday.
Frank Welch and son Roy
were in town the first of the
week.
Fl. K. Ellis, the Baca county
insurance man, was in Spring
field Tuesday with his family.
Ollie Barrier Tuesday evening
butchered for the editor a 30(
pound net porker-second larg'
est that has been butchered ir
Springfield.
Phil. Dillingham; and family,
who have been in the county ov,
er three years. leave next week
for the southwest, probably pull
ing up in Arizona, May good
luck go wi. h then.
C. c.. and l.. Y. williamson
made proof before Judge Allen
Monday. C. Il. Wheeler steering
the old ship for botho of lhem;and
the Wiliamsons are not thinking
of leaving the country either
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-21
NOTICE Of CON
(For Publicntion)
Department of the interior
United states an office
Lamar, Colorado, June 10.

Lamar. Colorado. June 10. IT'S.
To G. Clifford Horn. of Springfield. Colorado. Co n
testee:
You are hereby notified that Walter f. Bienz
who gives Joycoy. Colo. as his Port Office
address, did June Z. 1916. file in this
office Ills duly corroborated application To cum
test and secure the cancellation of your home
stead entry serial No 0l5076 made Oct. 18th.
1914, for s.. of Section ~ rown. 81 s..
Range to west sth Principal Mer-
idan, AM grounds for his contest he alleges
that said G. Clifford Horn has wholly ahan toned
and failed TO cultivate said land for . period of
more than ore year next preceding the filing Of
this contest; and further that said G. Clifford
Horn has failed to establish actual residcnce on
said land within the time requir, by law.
You nre, therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will be taken confessed. and
your said entry will bc Cancelled without your
further right to he heard before this oieeos
on appeal, If you fail to file in this office will in
twenty davs after ne FOURTH pubca-
ton of this notice, as shown below,
spending to these allegations of contes,
copy Of your answer on the said conte.tsni either
in person or by registered mail.
You should state In your answer the name of
the postofiice to which you desire future notice
to be sent to you.
A. L. BEAVER Register
RI. McCrath, Receiver
Date of first publication June 80, 1915
second I" July
" third! third = July "a isIS 81
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-21

State OF Colorado 90
County of Baca ss In the coun-
ty court.
U1sey Van Keurcn, Plaintiff.
VS.. Summons
Ebon Van Keuren, Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO
To Ebon Van Keuren the defendant
above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the county
Court of Baca County, State of Cello
RADIO, and answer the complaint therein
within 80 days after the service
hereof, if served within the state of
Colorado or, if served out
of the state of Colorado, or by
publication within 80 days after the
service hereof. exclusive of the day of
service; or said action may be regular
ly set for trial the same as though
such appearance had been made and
issue had been joined on such com
plant.
The said action is brought by plain
tiff to obtain decree of divorce, dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now
| existing between plaintiff and defend
ant, on the ground of non support as
will more fully appear from the com
plant in said action to which refer
ence is here made and a copy of which
is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear, and to answer the
SAID complain. as above required, the
said plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and seal of the
said Court at Springfield in said
county, this 22nd day of May, a. d.
1916.
[Seall T. Eldon Allen
Clerk
June 3C-July q
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-21
Zone Rock

Some from these parts enjoy
ed ice cream and cake at the
Carter home Saturday afternoon,
near Joycoy.
Mesdames Dillon, Rockhill and
children enjoyed one day last
week at Mrs. Menefee's home
near Clyde.
MIS-. L. H. Smith and children
entertained for Sunday dinner,
Harve Kidder and family and
Mrs. Park and sister, Miss
Stines.
Our people are rejoicing over
the finding of their song books
down at Stonington after being
lost the past ten months.
The Ladies Aid had a delight
full all days meeting Thursday
at Mrs. l.. C. Thompson's. The
ladies' are very busy making ar
ticles getting ready for bazaar
tnis fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagernan ate
Sunday dinner with the Rock
hills.
The church had called meet
ing Monday night to decide on a
name for our church other than
Lone Rock. so watch for the new
name next week.
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-21

S. R. Cronley. an epileptic.
who is practicing walking a. a
cure for his malady. passed
through Springfield Tuesday on
his way to Carlson City, New.
He has walked all over the Unit
ed States, and averages about
twenty-five or three miles a day.
A veritable mob of good Ia
rured citizens of West Flats and
Joycoy swooped do vn on the
county commissioners Monday
with request that they be CIV
en- a voting precinct in their
highly cultivated part of the
county; and the commissioners
said that their request was just
and right, and then went them
one better and gave them two
precincts, at the same time con-
verting the Cimarron cutoff
country also into a voting pre-
cinct.
DR.. Richenbaugh, the eye,
ear, nose and throa5 specialist,
who for the last couple Of
months has been visiting his old
friend DR.. Nicholson of Stonihg-
ton, was Springfield and Her.
aid visitor on the 18th, and in
form US that he will leave for
Denver and the coast the first of
August, and this winter will
try the climate in Florida.
Meantime anyone needing
treatment in the doctors line
should take advantage Of the
opportunity before he goes
away.
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-21
the new YORK WORLD

Practically q Daily ut tho price Of II
Weekly. No Uthcr newspaper
In the World gives SO nnch s1
SO low u price.
There has never been tim
when a newspaper was mere need
ed in the household. The great war
IN Europa has now entered its sec
ond year, with no promise OF an
end for a long time. These are
Notwithstanding events, in which tho
United States, willing or unwilling.
has been compelled to take part.
No intelligent perscn can, ignor
SUCH isGues.
The Presidential contest also will
soon be at hand. Already candi-
dates for the nomination arc in the
field, and the campaign owing 90
che extraordinary character of the
times, will be of supreme interest.
No other newspaper will inform you
with tho promptness and cheapness
of the Thrice.a-week edition of the
New York. World.
The Thrice-a-weck Worlds regu-
lar Subscription price is only $1,00
.cr year, and this pays for 1876 pa
pers. Wo offer this "unequalled new
paper and the Springfield Herald to
gether for one year for $2.0O.
The regular subscription price of
the two papers Is $2.25.
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-21
Prairie v lew
.lnIN III

July IL
The stork stopped at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis Sat
urday and left a baby girl.
Among those who are having
to replant are w. j. Marshall, ID.
P. Potter and Preston. Marshall
had to replant nealy his entire
crop.
Mr.. Powell and Mr.. Jackson
returned from the harvest fields
Wednesday.
Some of the ladies of the
Prairie View Sunday school met
one day this week and cleaned
up the school house and washed
the benches.
Crops which didn't look like
much before the rain are doing
nicely now.
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-21
The Corners

Warren Smith went to Lamar
Monday.
Mrs. Park, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Simpson called on Mrs. Ul-
rey Friday.
Frank Sloane took Mr.. Stout
to Lamar Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Kidder
and family and Mrs. Park and
Miss StiEes took dinner with
Mrs. L. H. Smith Sunday.
Mr.. Ulrey returned from har-
vest Friday.
A large crowd Of friends spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
S. f. Carter. Ice cream and
cake were served.
Mrs. Emmette Simpson and
children took dinner with Miss
Laura Simpson Sunday.
Mrs. Showers and Thelma and
Mrs Engle and baby took Sun
day dinner with Mrs. Preuett.
Mr.. Sloane and Mrs. Glasgow
went to Two Buttes dam fishing
Tuesday.
Harve Kidder went to Lamar
Tuesday.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colo.

June, 1916
Noticei is hereby given that William J. Law.
renee. whose post-ofiice address is Valley. New
Mexico. did, on the ird dny of Nov. 1915 file In
this office Sworn statement and Application. No
0i96!2. t. purchase Lot y. sw-,seH.
and south east Il of south west y of Section
VI. Township "a $. Range 52 W. 9Th Prin. Mer-
idian. and the timber thereon. under the provi-
sions of the act Of June 3, 1878 and acts amends
tory. known the Timber and Stone Law" At
such value as might be fixed by appraiscment, and
that pursuant u such application the land and
timber thereon have been appraised. at 500
tlOo0 posts at 10 and 20 2Octs-slz0 and 90 cords of
wood at ST. ---s60.) the timber estirated at 90
and the land $l2o that said applicant will offer f.
n'l proof in support of his application and sworn
statement on the 2' day Of Sept. i9lG. before the
Clerk of the District Court at Trinidad, Colo.
Any person is at liberty 20 protest this purchase
before entry, or initiate contest at any tire be-
fore patent issues. by filing corroborated Hfda-
Wit in this Office. alleging fncts which would de-
feat the entry
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Notice

OF Application to Lease State Lands.
Office Of the state board eff land commissioners.
Denver. Colorado, June 10th, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made 10 lease the following deecrib ID school
lands. situate in Baca County, Colorado. to-wit:
NEH, and lots l. and of Sec. l6. township 35.
S.. range 46 W., application NO. a-600l All OF
Sec. l6. township 80 s., Range 4s W.. application
No. a-600s.
Notice is further hereby given that all other
desiring to file an application to lease all
any part of this tract of land must file the
in this Office prior to July 2lst. 1916. other
application lease the above desc ribed lands will
be considered after said date.
JNO. F. VIVIAN
Register State Board Land Commissioner
Pub. June 1880 July TIA
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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(Publioher]
Department Of the Interior U. s. Land Office Mt
Lamar Colo. July ls, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Z. B.Neal Of Sand
Arroyo, Colo. who on Nov. 1. 1911. ms de Home
stead entry No. oll214. for WI Of Sec. 35. Twp.
32 .Rsnge II W. 9Th Prin. Meridian. has filed no.
tice Of intention to make final three year Proof to
establish claim to the land above described be-
fore Silas E. Speckmann. u. S. Commissioner. at
Springfield, Colo. On the 2stl. day Of Aug. 1915.
Claimant names cs witnesses:
N A. Wolfe. George Orndorff. B. I. Caldwell.
Ira J. Williams, ali Of Sprir gfeld. Colo
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPubliaherJ
Department OF the interior
typJ8o.s Statoa opd nu,,o

Lamar. Colorado. June 10. 1915
Notice 10 hereby given saat Charles F. Holernar
of Springfield Colo. who on Apr. IS, 1918,
made homestead. entry No. OI29i0 fo,
M tnorth-halD Section 12. Township
92 south Range Al West, 9Th Principa
meridian has Sled notice of Intention to make
year proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before Slas E. Spcckmanr
U. s. Com. at springfield. Colorado, on the 3ls,
day of July. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W.. F. Wagner. NJ. F. Maddox. B. E. Harber,
Maurice Long. all Of Springfield Colo.
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