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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

TNiE woman who makes Ter chill
l. drens clothes will be Interested in
the display of val insertions and edgings
! saw today. II includes some surprie-
ingly dainty patterns for fine little
dresses, wi lie the heavier designs would
make very effective trimming for petit
skirt and panty" ruffies. And the price
Of this lace is only five cents per yard
! found today one of the Most orig
mai toys 1t has ever been my delight
to see. Surely, once you see Il. YOU
viii just have to purchase one for your
own little girl, Or If your own little
girl happens to he a little boy, why
then you will get one for niece Marjory
MY toy consists of wee clothes basket,
probably eight inches in length. And
inside. II you please. are to he found an
iron with its metal holder. an ironing
sheet. and a cunning little package Of
wax; a'tiny cake of washing or laundry
soap, clothes line. and clothes pins.
tfink l have told you of everything but
! am not sure, for SO complete is this
fascinating basket that 1t would be
quite easy to forget some of it's CON
tents And 1t will be a surprise ! know
to learn that it can be secured for ST..
A very useful sunshade to carry down
on the beach is Japanese paper para
sol. These can be secured for ten cents.
There, I've broken my pearls again"
exclaims your friend. TO string them
oneself is a difficult matter. for it is
so hard to get that clasp properly at
tached. and to have them strung is gen
orally a right expensive proposition. But
one sympathetic shopkeeper knowing
that pearls will break. and perhaps un-
derstanding the slender purse, restrings
tEem for twenty-five cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

a pretty way to cover a dresser top Is
TO take a piece of cretonne Of pretty
lay over this a pane of glass the same
size.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Rub Rough Irons Over Salt

If your fiat irons seem rough and
dirty pour some fine salt out on d
cloth or paper and rub the irons over II.
If your fiat irons have rusted rub them
over with a cloth wet in kerosene oil.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Don't Hang Up Lacy Waists

Never hang silk or lace waists on
line to dry. Squeeze dry and fold in a
bath towel until dry enough to press.
Then press on the wrong side very care
fully. heing sure to keep a good shape,
as that counts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

For the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned in Adventures With
a Purse" can be purchased. address
Editor of Woman's Page, EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER, or phone the
Woman's Department, Walnut 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Ask Florence Rose

IL you want her own personal advice on
materials. colors and styles suitable for
YOU. Address Miss Rose in care OF the
ENENI:G PUBLIC LEDGER's woman's page
Send self f-addressed stamped envelope for
reply. as all inquiries are answered by
mail
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Elsie W.-Your letter came too late to
be printed on Saturday but viii be an
swered today in Cynthia's column.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Please JeNeMe
What toDo
) D.. HYNTIIIA
BY CYNTHIA


o "C,nthn" OF the woma Evennr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Apply at Red Cross

To the Editor Of WomdH's Page;
Dear Madam-Some time ago YOU advised
some one to take up heme nursing and hTst-
aid lessons at the Red Cross. You also
spoke OF seventy-two hours hospital work.
Where Is the nursing school where one can
+. r. f.
did not speak OF taking a seventy
two hours course In a nursing school
The seventY-two hours work mentioned
are those in connection with the first
aid course and must be spent in a hos
pital.
Red Cross headquarters, at 1915
Chestnut street, will give you full par
ticulars.
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Alice Kent and the Days Work
The Story OF a Business Girl Y ho " ould Not Fail
By MARTHA keller


e eopprtght. lsls. Dy nc pnnNe Lcdgc, conpnnyI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

TTr IN the garrtt the morning sun
" shot rays across the sloping ceiling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

very useful sunshade to carry dowr
on the beach is Japanese paper para
sol These can be secured for ten cents
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10

The scientists have "a way az meas-
uTius or weighing things Iley can
cen o. "a nicely jest what heat units
are contained in all grain foods u
Wiz probably not be- news 20 Ken
lucky farmers 20 learn that our great
corn crop stands nrt one acre
of corn yielding 6 bushels. PRODUCES
a11f2l0 calor.cs. Caiorles are heat
units. Sweet potatoes arse next. ir-
lsh potatoes third and wheat tf D.
when o. comes OBJ protein. au acre %
corn produces more more of it in a
d.gcstibl8 form than any other crop
sr0Wu. except peauus $50 Woud r
the people OF tho Corrcr-ckar state
Who know tre c.t.nE value Or corn
are general. DIS healthy folks and
their horses -arle end hoes are the
best.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10

All persons or firms holding claims
against the estate OF Mrs. S. a. lad
dlE. deceased. are hereby uouf "a 70
present same in proper form 10 the ur-
dersisned administrator on or before
March 7. ISIS. or be forever barred.
Those indebted 20 the es.a-e are al
so requested 20 make settlement on
or before the date above mentioned
OF steps wiz be taken 20 collect same
By law
r.. L. BRADLEY.
Admin sfr-tor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10
UGH cALOMEL MAKES
YOU DEATHLV SICK.
Step Using Dangerous Drug Before q
sslivates youi It's Horrihlel

You're bilious. siueg A. cous.iIct
ed. and believe sou need vie. dauser
o1s calomel TO start your Liver and
clean your bowels.
Here's my guarantee Ask your
druggist for a bottle OF nodsons Liv-
err Tone and take a spoonful touiehr.
II "a doesn't STAR your liver aud
sfraighten you right up better than
calomel and without gr.plug or max
ing VOC sick want you 90 60 back
10 the store and get your money.
Take caiomel today and tomorrow
you VIII feel weak and sick aud MAUI
seated. Don't lose a DAYS work.
Take spoonful OF harmless vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone and wake mp
feeling great It's perfectly harm
less. Il can't sa.ivate. 90 1T them
eat anything Afterwards. ADV.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10

Solid Leather Shoes for the whole
family and the right prices a. Dob
sons.
FOR SALE. Cow with young he'f-
er caif-Paul Choate. -
Three or four good work mules for
sale.-A H. Leet. trc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

All parties holding claims against
tho estate OF Ferd Berendls. deccas-
ed. viii file same with me properly
proven on or before Jan. Is, 1918.
Those owing the estate viii please
settle promptly. Mary Bereudes. Ad-
mlulstratrix.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10

For indigo tiou. Constipation OF
oiiiousness
.iu.t t~g ore -1-crnt bottle OF LAX-FOS
HTTH PEP5-N. a Liquid Digestive
La..t.ve. pleasant q. take Made and
%. a1 ended q. ,ae public d. Paris Msti-
cire O.. manufacturer OH lzative BromO
Ca mine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10

Just received = big lot OF the IN
nous Red Star Brand SiIkine crochet
embroidery thread IN all colorB and
sizes; also tatfing thr IN coios
and the new yariegafed shades.-pob-
sons.
Mrs. Lester Smith and brother. De-
Witt Ayers, let saturday for Ash
port, Tenn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10

N IT ls often to some fortunate lecl-
dent tlat $50 owe Che preser-
walton 81 CID ancient town house.
such as fle s-lrk,uiu- 90 arrest
90 some period ~ fle Cd. % s prosper
ify. Or the acquisition oi ihe building
Tor the purposes Of some society or IN
slinii"n more permanent -n PTS nature
tlan tu- i-i-i ll ie largely OWING
Co causes ru.h u~ these ttat the
French r.rT 90 Eulr-es d. stil So rich
Oh buildings OF tle medieval and
l-elr. s-arra periods. says "a writer Ia
Country life.
Eour-es prle'u.ms hV ITS name the
antiquity NJ its Importance. Il is cue
Of those tfllai capitals so nul1Ee
lu France. rI..h -rl preserve the
rur OF au others -e forgotten peO-
DIE. uHI.a rla ltIe Do bore iu the days
OIL rhe Roman eur BINS long ago
passed olr of u--. The circumstances
o. aH th. m.r. -..r.rhle in this case
tlat lI aa- ul Iul.-Uu.fFe "Augustar
"Cae-.raar or -lo.ula." bat the cei-
tic -Avnrich~-I.atrul- ~Avaricum"
that was superseded by the designa-
ton of the Eifur.ecs. which likewise
survives. stI further corrupted. Ia the
form "Berrv~ Tie province ~ that
name. arrurrIne as in does the very
center az fn. realm of F-rrre has
ta.n described as CONSTITUTING "A com
pendulum or enitome oil the whole by
oil. varied nature of ff- Information
ANA r-ofrca. Within It's boundaries
nr.. ra b.. found -.rtg hrl- ana baafhs.
woodland ANA marsh. urlana and low
land pastures and ueII-varerrd plains.
with soils and ASPECTS favorable for
VlrIcuiure and corn growing FOR the
orchard. the market garden and the
rearing OF cattle sheep and poultry
In addition % its yield OF timber. wool.
hides. hemp and an manner u food
sruns. Berry ls not lacking In iron ore.
easily got Thus provided with an the
staple needs Of civilization. 10 formed
in early times a self-supporting unit
which, moreover. was largely isolated
from surrounding districts by an all
imuenetrable fence or forest and
swamp.
once Leaders On Gaui.
II the true heart Of France has had
It's scar ra.iier ID the lie De France
ana farl- lhan ln Berry and BOurges,
there have been times when the latter.
TOO, have FORMED q determining factor
lh lAe hil-o-lal oeSlinies- When che
ll'is'ii-'l'n ol rome hardly extended
oes GNU her wits, lne bituriges held
-Ae he-e-loiy OF eall' ana ia Caesars
gay 'leI i""e' proved one OF the
l.-lueSl NUTS ne n-d 70 crack before
ny ,o'iu. c'''l ~ eo'niieted, while /
gre "eal,n ui's ma alnassed through /
49,, I l. ,,l ~ '..e ulleel route from
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-12
OBITUARY

Claude N. Rice. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Renieer OF Elder. was born
Sep. l3, 1896. at Brookheld. Mo-.
and died Apr. 8. 1918, =. Elder.
Solo. rMakina him II years. 6
months, and % days old. y =
His father died g years ago.
He leaves to mourn his untimely
death u mother. Stepfather (who
has been d zeal fatnerh one full
brother and two half brothers,
besides a host Of friends.
He has passed to yon bright
city,
From this world Of sorrow
fire.,
And he bee ops US to follow,
And join him in hi- g!ee.
Rev. Euffman of Elder preach.
ed the funeral sermon.
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Obituary

Alfred T. White came to this
place frum Gate, Okla, Sept,
1915, to establish a Friends Acad-
emy, and filed ON a homestead
near ,he school. There he lived
the last part of the school year.
He then went to his brother in
Tennessee to spend the suIr mer.
returning to help Robert Jay In
ihe school.
He then retnrped again to Ten
neSsee for the summer, return
ing 10 his homestead this fall.
He assisted some in the school
This year. He was man of in
tellectual ability, and great
reader, not only in his younger
life. but in later life.
He graduated from q Tennessee
college in 1893. At the age of
6Oyears heheld other certificates,
and at tl,e time of his death was
taking a correspondence course
inthe Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago. he was birthright
Friend. In 1872 he was maj ried
to Miss Lizzie Evans, but vas
left widower in less than two
years, and has been conscious Of
his loss. His life was bright
testimony of his Christian ex.
pericnce. He departed this life
April 3. being more than 80 years
old, at the home Of Nixon Rich.
Funeral Thursday, April 4th. at
Friends church.
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REUBEN 10000

Registered Jack, foaled June IS, 1911.
Brown white points, full IS hands, standard
measure, an extra well built stylish big boned
fellow, fine head and ear, good foot and e.
nough body to make him weigh close to 1900
lbs when fat, we'll bred, very sure, and the
most promt jack you can find
He sires the right kind of mules, as proof,
i booked 1870 per cent more mares tor HIM IN
1917 than in 1916, when had no colts to
show what he could do.
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800 NOTICE.

To all business men of Spring
.ield, Colo. You and each of you
are requested to close your plac-
es of business from 10 o'clock,
a. M, TO three O'Clock p. m.. on
the l7tn day of April. 1918. in
order th.t you and yoar employ
es may attend the great LlBER-
TY BOND MEETING at the fair
grounds.
DR.. ]. C. Culp. Mayor of Spring
field.
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SorIcs ron rur."ar,"H

DEhARTM MT of The INTERIOR
u. s. Ian, OIhc. ut Lan,ar lu. Mar. IL. "
,o,ice ~ he, eby CIV traL leo J. Walker. u
o.oninaton. Colo. who on Ju.y %. iss' made
Homestead -n.ry No. olsshs. for the ss<:- Of
- II on Nov y. 1915. made add'l II. E.. NJ.
cls6.t. for the Nv Ss. ~ Of Sc. H. TWP. 81 8.
Kanue y vest. eth Prin. hesidiAn, has Med no
trs Of IT. ssntiSA - make 'hiss year prof. =
s1tahiish slain - the lsnd above dsssfissd. -
fore Slas 3. SpssknAnn. U. .. Cen. st sPnnG'
field, Coto. ell the 2ist day Of May. 1913.
Ciainsn na1nss ~ witnsssss:
Jesse l.. Dunlap. ssd George T. Hiass. bSth of
Se,ninv ton. Colo Gideon d. Tbamsssn. and Char
Ice Clark. both Of villas. Colo.
AL. BEAVERS. Rsxistsr
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BEAUMONT 62528

Registered pure bred black Purcheron Stallion
Foal ed Nav Is, 1905 Sire Perfection 25404, by Pow
erfu $780, (Bayard 1919 Dam Saturnale 1928, (9635
by Briard 53l7 Q63O bv Brilliant 127i (755) by
Brilliant 1899 (756 2nd Dam Bre5is 1925 by Missouri
1855 oy Mouton d640), by French Monarch 2o5 C734)
Beaumont is extra well bred horse with the size
and confirmation of real stallion and there
plenty OF colts to show he is exceptional sire.
Ruben and Beaumont will make the season of 1918
at my place the north west eorner>bf 36-3l-4o,
near the old No. MILL and one mile north and mile
east of the Clyde Post Office, at the same prices
as in 1916 and 1917 Viz For the Jack $500 for colt
to stand and suck For the horse $1,000 for colt
to stand and suck. If any mares that are bred to
either the Jack horse change ownership, are
morteaced or removed from county without my
written consent the fee becomes due at once
and must be paid. Mares from distance will be-
kept at a reasonable charge until bred. Great care
will be taken prevent accidents (and never have
had one in the 10 years haye been in this blsiness)
but will not be responsible should any occur.
Will breadth afternoons only. Hours to B (new
time)
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NOTICE PUBLICATION
(fIhlishsrj
Department Of the Interior
United 8tates Land ONCE

LAnas. Cssseado. Feb. q. 1v1a.
Nstiss 10 hsrsa1 givsa that Minnie F. Burden.
fssmssly NInsjs =. ChussbseE. Of Spring.
os,d. Cs,A. W.. O Nay 10. 1918. made
n. e, No. o1eo7s fer Ist d sis, Sec. II. n,sswA
81 iet IL sfosstiss II. Township u g.. Range
q ". sth Psia. Mass6ia.. has Aid notics Of In.
ssatise - aaks Etsai three yea Proof. 10 estab-
lish elaia b ths laaA above described. bsfort
6uss Z. SDseknsaa. y. 8. Cen. at Springfield.
cetsgs1e. - the Nd dAy Of Nay. 1913.
Clainaas aanss - witnsssss:
Lsaass JsAnstn. v. o. 1rswn. c. G. Psttsrson,
Jeese f1sphy, IN Il 0DsinsAsld. Cele.
A. L. 01AvsNA. Register
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II. SIMPSON, Mgr.
Colorado
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office Mt Lamar Colo. Feb. 26. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Lewis M. Scyfrit
of Oklnrado. Colo. who. on December. 80
1914. made Homestead entry NJ. Ol5747. for the
Lots 7-s swl4: w13ses4 Sec. Z. ne'4nwh and
nwAnel4. of Sec. 1s, I. 10 s.. r.. 40 W., 9Th p.
Meridian las filed motto of intention to make final
three year prof to establish claim to the land
above described before silns e. Speckrnann. U. g..
Comm. ut Springfield. Colorado. the 22nd day
Of May. 1918.
Claimant nnmes as witnesses.
Simeon ]. Caldwell. of Oklarado. Colo. Henry T..
Lively and Ernest E. Bussard. both of Setonsburg
Colo, Percy B. Mulhoand. of Elder, Colo.
AL. BEAVERS. Resistcr
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Pubusfrerl
nepartment OF the Inter'o
, {. , Gfffee at Lamar, colo

U S Land Office at Lamar. colo
Feb 27. 1918
Notice is hereby given that Percy b. Null
holland of Edler, Colo who, on April l9' 1914,
made Id. entry. No 0il25. for lot 2. w'ancA.
seAnel4. and nw4of Sec. 26 TWP. SO ;. Range 9s
W. 9Th Prin. M. has aled notice of intention to
make three year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before siIas E. speckmann.
U. s. Con. i. at Springfield. Colo. on the 22nd
day of May. 1918.
C,utmant names as witnesses.
Invia NJ scvfrit and SimconJ. Caldwell. both of
oklorado, Colo. Henry T. Lively, and Ernest E.
Bussard, both Of Setonsburg, Colo.
A, Z. BEAVERS, Baaister.
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Black Dan

Is a 4 yr. old black stallion
Percherop bred. hne individual,
viii make the season ut my placf
9 mi. west and 9 south of Spring
field on Joycoy mail route. c6-
W. T.. Rockhill. Manager.
]. T. Glenn. Owner.
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S. E. SREGKMAN DRUG SNORE
Summons

S0mmO0&
STAT. Or cVoeosADo.ss. g o...!s.. !. =: ,:,,.
). q. k.!,:s. riaissa. .,
o.s., W. a,eIsr ~ y. We. Rlsse. psesadans
TAs P,sp,seA ~ ssAs Il Cssasds.
: r tAs Assssls.ss ,aAsvs aaA GREETINGS
Yes ars hsrsAy rsssifsA - s0ssss In aa setisn
hssaght aeaisst yun ~ ~ sbsvs saosd plain
dn in ths District court Il Dses county. Stats Of
Cs,srads and answ1 ~ csaolsint therein
within evsnty days afese tie ssRvies hereof. II
served within this County. q. u sRvsd out Of the
County. or BY publseatis.. within thirty
days aftor the ssfvses hsssG. sxelusivs Of the
day d s9viss: q todgsosat By default will b
taksn against you according % Tie psayer Of the
eo@Diaine Asd Il . COPY of The euuplaint In the
show ntitIsd se,isa - nse sssnsd with this sum-
nssnA q u The sssvses hsssok b. mape oot Of this
Stats, thsn tsn days aAditisaal to the time hersin
esfers spssihst fes spDsarsnes sud answer will
b allowed bsSsss tAs eskias Of jsdsemsnt By de-
fault - afoessaid.
against the sasA Graat Va Ribha, IL ths sum Of
o.s tAssss.d fssu-Ays and $4,000 Dollars
taoss.Ss). tesssAss WITH intsrsst thereon at the
rass Of six ~ csas pss sssun. fssu the % day
of Juas. 4. D. 1877. ustil DsiA. and 70 declare
! leon for ths ssid sun a the west half tw1s, Of
Sec. twelve 3,. TswnsAip shirty-thfa (so). south
OF rass forty.siz tls) west Of tie 9Th P. u. and
f that d. sajA iitis y. Van Ribhsr. snd 10 hsvs
the propss0 sold - satify the piaintins demand
above mentioned. and for costs and such other
and further relief Il may Be- meet and equitable
! in the prsnisss.
A. will more fully appear from the complaint In
said action y which reference 10 here made:
And 700 ars hereby nstiAsd that II you fail 10
sppsar, and b answer tAeisaid complaint as above
rsaaissd, the said plalnti6 will take juson,ent
asa'.st ysu b. asfsult - pratd Tor in said CONS
lpsaSat-
,oivss snSsz ny hasd aud ssaief ssid court a,
apsi.gSad .. ssi1 essasy. this 9Th day Of suEus'
n .. 1917.
(sssD I. EIdoa AiIsa. C,ssk Of the District Court
| Ist PubiicstlsA ADsf lst
/ Last pub. Asv ~ 1915.
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NOTICE ron ey..aeAIien

q. 9. i1ui Off5os at Lamar. Colo.
Feb. 10. 1918.
Notice 10 AsssAy sivsn that Charlie =. Croissnt
ef Xirkwsll, Cslo. who. % Dee. IL, 1914. made
hoosstsad sotsy No oise7k. for ~ y Of sction 81
TWP q .. Raass u " stA Prieieal Meridian. has
alsd aoties ef inssntion % make Ansi thrss year
pessS. b sssabaisA e3oim b IL lad above de-
se1iAA. hsfsgs 8ilas 4 0pssinana Us. Comm
At apsSas6ssd. Ce,ssaAs. % the 0th day Of Nay.
1sas,
Clalsant naoss - Witnsssas
jsAa Kiek. John Ceaisaat. Jeha Heck. william
o. CalAvslA "a q kiskvsr, Oh.
4. /. 1EAVE11. Rseistse
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NOTICE Fok PUBLICATION
QE THE INTERIOR

u. s. LasA oa.ss ~ Lanar. Cslo. Feb. -, isis
Sooes 10 hsr.hy sivsa tAat Robert HutsaAb. Il
Jeysoy, Cs,A, VIZ - New. -. 1874
unsAs haasseaaA satry, No. oiSssS. ter tsts S7-a
.nd shnk:- 81 Sec. I. Township
Twp. 81 .. Ra.ss - ". ssh ,. MsrdiAn. has
led nsties d intsation b make ansl ysas preof
tn establish s'aim to the land aeovs dsseriesd
bsfors Silas X. SDsrkshann. U. 8. Csmmissssoes
At Springfield. CoIseado, on ths 1srd Aay Il Nay.
1918.
Claimant names - Witnesses:
Leonard BlIssard. Jesse Blizzard. Charles Ray
msr. and C. C. Csmpbsli. all Of Joyeoy. Co'e.
T. nEAVspR. Ra~istar
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The fve-year old child Of 7. B.
Windsom southeast Of town. ran
a wire into its eye, peptrating the
hrain-6rst Of reok. Buried =
cema cry.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

gapestnsnt ef tie Inssejoe. u. 8. Land o6aco
Lamar, csssr.As. MAJ. 1. 1918.
Nesies 10 hsesh5 sivsa shae Louis A. Wehneier. Of
okhFads. Csis.. Wis - March "a. 1915, made
Hsosssnd nay. ~. etss1s. for n1z Section is.
Z - s. = hW ~ r. NJ. hes aisd notses Of inttn-
tisa % ssaks Fnsi tlfss ysaf psosf. to establish
eisia - ~ laad sSsvs described, before Silss z
Spseinaaa. U. q. Osanissiensr. at Springfield
Csso. On ths iSsA day It Nay. 1913.
ClsimsAt aenss - Witnesses:
A. n. Craass. A L. Aodsden. N. D. Conner. all
sf Okla1ade, Cels., John L. Croissnt. Of Kirk
we'll, Colo.
AL BEAVERS. Rssisers.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublisksr)

DsDa.tnsat Of the lntsrsse
u 3. Land Omes at Lamar. Colo. Mar u. 1915
Noties 10 hereby given that Warren Earl Bainsm,
Of Csmpo. coIo. \. A. who on Jan II. lsis. asae
Id. entry NO. olsess. fer lots Ss-S-s. sHs's
Of Section I. rownship u South. Rsass y Wet
IN Psin. Hsridiaa has Alsd Dstica q iatsatisn
V n,aks Ftnal thrss year proef = sstaAatsh eetn
70 he ian1 ahsvs described. bsfsfs Siies Z.
epsshnaan, u 8. Csnn. At 0psiasAsk Coao .
On ~ lsth dsy Of Nay, els
C1ainaae naoas - witnsssss:
Percy .. Miller. c. n. RsGers. o. Y. Adsmy.
". G. Msntssassy, All sf Camps Csa".
A. L. BEAvERS Rssisese.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-01-18

Music and Ezprc>>Ion Club Meeting.
1'he music and expression Club
meet with Mrs. banks Saturday az
ternoon January IL. On account OF
the cold weather and sickness fev.
eral members were absent 80 q few
matters OF business were left over
for discussion the next meeting.
The committee appointed to name
the Club reported and decided on
the Fine Arts Club"
Tc minutes wsro read by Mrs.
Banks.
Then followed a very interesting
discussion on what effect has music
on the world" led By Mrs. Banks
and a discussion on "what effect has
poetry on the world" led by Mrs.
Frazier.
F.. Music by Mrs, Banks and Reading
by Mrs. Frazier we're very much on
ioyed by all.
The Club then adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Barnes on Feb. ?.
Delicious refreshments we're serv-
ed to the club and the following
visitors. Mrs. Fred Grayum, Mrs.
DR.. Leslie. Mrs Maxwell and Misses
voda and zada Maxwell.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-01-18

Mr.. s. T. Mlngs, who has resided
in Snyder for a number OF years
died Tuesday night at his roomIng
place In the hotel Snyder after a
brie; illHess. He has been in feeble
health for quite awhile but his vio-
lent illness came on him last Sun
day He was buried in Snyder Gem
etery Thursday at 2 p m. Rev. W.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-01-18

Il was currently reported hero
Sunday that the missing Mexican
sheep herder had been found dead
but later II Is found to be all a. mis-
take. The man has not yet been
found, II. intact, he has ever been
lost. Further investigation may pos
sIbly prove that II there ever was
such a Mexican he has several lives
like villa.