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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26

y. $. Land Office at Santa ne, NJ M.
Notice is hereby given that, as di.
rected by the Commissioner Of the
General Land office, under provisions
of Sec. 2465, r, s., pursuant to the
application OF Apolonio Chavez, Gal
isteo, N. NJ, Serial No. OSS153, we
will offer at public sale to the high
est bidder, but at not less than $1.75
per acre, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the
10th day Of October, 1918. next. at this
office, the following tract Of land;
NWASEA, NASWA, Sec, 6, T. II
N. r. Is y. NEHSEH, Sec. i, T. IL
N. n. a. g., N, N. p, M containing
160 acres. This tract is ordered into
the market on q showing that the
greater porto nthereof Is mountain
GUS or too rough for cultivation
The sale will not be kept opent, but
will be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have oeas-
ed bidding. The person making the
highest bid will be required to imme-
diately pay to the Receiver the
amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
ahove-described land are aydised TO
file their claims, or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26

All voters in the various precincts who beIeve4n Republican prindpies
and are willing and agree to support the Republican candidates. are entitled
participate IN the primaries and be. elected ddesetes.
F ~ September 20 1918.
T. B. CATR0N,
Chairman.
GEORGE w. ARMIJO,
Secretary.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
DULGARS

CONTINUED from Page ~
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NoTIcE FoR PVaLIcATIoN

Fegl5ter.
First Pub. Sept. S. last Oct. 8.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
MoTIcE FoR PupLIcATIoN

First Ppb, SEPT. 5. last on. 3
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26

'fIere / will close my remarks. The
foreign secretary will deal with the
political situation In more detail and
discuss especially in that connection
the well known Austrian note and the
reception it has met with up to this
time On the part Of the enemy,
"Those In power In the so-called
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26

RegfsteE U. s. Land Office.
First Pub. Sept. 10, last Oct. II.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Ffrst PUB. Sent. 5, last oct. 8.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-27
ALFALFA CROP UNUSUALLY
GOOD THIS YEAR.

Not for hong time has the alfalfa
crop of the upper Arkansas valley
been as promising as II is this year
and the yield is likely to exceed that
of any previous season by reason OF
the increased acreage devoted to
growing IL. There il practically no
blight in the alfalfa fields of Fremont
county this year and the crop is ev-
erywhere vigorous and healthy. Some
of the first cutting was injured By the
recent rains. but the loss on that ac-
count will be more than recompensed
by the good which the moisture did in
promoting the growth. of the second
crop. Las; year. according TO the fig
ures complied by n. X. JetIries. coun-
~ agrieuiturist. there were $500
acres OF alfalfa grown in Fremont
county with yield of $1,000 tons.
This season. it is estimated the crop
will be considerably in excess OF So
600 tons.
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THE kEELERs RETURN
FROM IOWA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred keeier and
daughter. Miss Gladys. OF 1ll3 Rudd
avenue. returned TO Canon City Tues
day night from two months pleasure
visit In Iowa. the. greater part OF
which was spent at Perry IN that state
They were accompanied home By the
formers sister. Miss Grace keeier.
who will remain here most OF the sum
mer. on leaving here Mr.. Keeier pro
ceeded to Pint. Mich. where he pur-
chased a handsome new Buick auto
of the latest pattern. from the manu-
fscturerr and drove IL to Perry. where
he joined his wife and daughter. The
trip back TO Colorado was made by
motor and was a very pleasant one In
an respects. They found the roads for
the most part. in excellent condition
for travel They made the run from
Garden City. Kanr.. to Canon City on
Tuesday.
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MOTOR CAR QUILT IN
CANON CRY.

The .irst complete motor car ever
constructed in It's entirety in Canon
City was turned out of the shop Of
the wann Motor company last week
II was 1918 model Ford touring car.
bull, to order for Freeman Van Slyke.
Mr.. Van siyke. who leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow TO Join the navy.
had TO have a car a; once. The local
Ford agency is several weeks behind
on deliveries of new cars so he asked
to have n car eonstrpTfd- The paris
were taken piece by piece from the
stock room and assembled into a
brand ne~ car. Mr., Van siyke. who
has owned several Fprds. says the
one bull, in Canon City beats all that
he ever drove, 3, s,..,s
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PENRosE PRESS COMPLIMENTS
CANON MERCHANT.

Under the head of "A Veteran Busi-
ness Man" the Penrose Press of this
week has the following to say of one
of our local merchants:
While In Canon City the other
day we called upon Frank l.. Smith,
the dry goods man and found him
busy as usual. Mr. Smith has been a
prominent figure in the business cir
cles of the county seat for a number
of years and is a man of broad views
and has the spirit which has made
the American business man the best
in the world II never intend to re-
tire" said Mr.. Smith. -but want to
die in the harness"
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BEEF nesraicTions.

Restrictions on beef consumption do
not apply to hearts. Evers and other
beef by-products. II was announced by
the Federal Food Administration for
Colorado. this week.
These limitations on the serving
OF beef do not apply to veal. mutton,
or lamb, which cannot be successfully
exported" Robert J. Grant. executive
secretary of the Food Administration
further announced.
4, Contrary to the reports which have
appeared in some OF the Colorado
newspapers. Herbert Hoover. in tele-
gram to the Colombo food readquar-
ters stated that the beef In storage
had decreased from a&6. 600 900 pounds
on January to se7. .ooo. 900 pounds
june I. or this. latter amount, over
1870, ,ooo. 900 pounds is IN the process Of
preparation and shipment to allied and
army use,
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RESPONDING TO WORK IN
THE oAuze ROOM.

Mrs. George r. RockafelIow. head
OF that department. is much gratified
at the generous response made by the
ladies OF Canon City and vicinity to
the appeals for workers IN the eauze
room OF the local auxiliary of the Red
Cross. The demand for workers is
gres, and opportunities for patriotic
service with this devoted band OF wo-
men are almost iliimitable. As many
more can be given employment In this
sumanitarian enterprise az are willing
to undertake Il. The need Is urgent
and the service one Of the most mag
nificcnt In ~hich one can enlist New
classes are being or.anited from time
to time and Il is hoped as many will
apply for membership Is are able TO
do 80. Those Who worked In the
gsuse room Monday morning aud
evening were: MesdAfncs Il. l.. wy
COZ. Oscar Chase: I,oyd Esbers. 4. G.
Griffin, J. II. Ms1pin. :. .'P.. Farmer. +.
NJ. watt. b. Titus. c..-L. Turner. II.
r. stommeli. W X Boucneau. J. II.
cAmcr. n L. Harding. r. J. wann.
Dallas 0reeA HERMAN iochr. H. rrits
Maurice, A. II: Burress. ida Burford.
C. 7. smith. N. L. Pettus. =. A. Brad
bury, G. Hurst, J. d Galley. A. h.
Wood. Van c Wilson. c. II. swantou
and tho Missos Lsssttx Lorens. ceors
sia wocd. Edns Rowe. Bisnche ssev.
ensou. Marsc PfSsc6tt', eAisce Hursew,
Dorothy Bonn. fiorsS Turner.
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HOME cANNERs OUT FOR
f,5oo. .ooo, 900 QUARTS IN 1918.

Washington. d. C., June 25.-The
homecoming drive for l.5oo. 100. 900
quarts of put up foods in 1918 is on.
Three thousand home-demonstration
agents and leaders in boys and girls
club work in the United States De
partment OF Agriculture are ready to
help the nation to this goal They
have started out to teach the nation to
can and to do a good job of it, In ad.
dition to this number many thousands
Of volunteer leaders arc working with
these extension forces of the depart.
ment on the summer campaign. Last
year the home Gamers put up $780,.
100000 quarts. 1t Is estimated. !
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COMPANY c. WILL Dc
RGoRoANlzEu.

At n gathering held at the home OF
Postmaster and Mrs. Clark Cooper.
500 Greenwood avenue. Thursday
evening Of last week. steps were TAX.
On to reorganiae for social purposes.
and such patriotic demands as may
be made upon them. the members OF
Company C.. first Colorado National
guard. now resident OF Canon City and
vicinity. Twenty.three members OF
this command. most of whom saw mil
itary service on the Mexican border
IA few years ago. are now living here.
all OF whom have been mustered osft
OF tho army for physical durability
and limitation Of term ~ enlistment,
Ira A Burr Of the poetofice ietter
carrier force was chosen coumander
Of the nev organisasion and other
officers viii be elscted shortly. Tho
members Of the company enjoyed >
dinner at &he strathmors hotel Thurs;
day evening complimentary 70 Earl
Pedley. Formerly os thie city. mill
tary draft resistrant 10 Denver ccun'
". who u 70 leave for army tseining
q Camp Cody. psmln1. ~. MI on
June xsth. Mr. Psdaey has bsen en-
ployed ~ the nsscf Tifc ssrvtcs com
pany here for some tino past,
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ROCkvALE NEWS
(By Roy Everiy).

The attendance al the NJ. E Sun
day school last Sabbath was SIS.
The heavy rain storm which fell
here Saturday evening caused consid
cradle damage.
Mrs Philip NJ Lloyd of Crosby.
Wyo., is here visiting relatives
Mrs l. Blatnick was in Canon City
Monday
Dan Williams. pioneer resident of
Coal Greek was in Canon City Mon
day
Mrs NJ. Kochman was Canon City
visitor Monday
Large posters are ou; announcing
the Fourth of July celebration to be
held at Rockville and il is expected
TO be one OF the largest ever held in
Fremont county.
Bible study and prayer meeting to
be at the home OF Rev. Silkwood.
The Red Cross stands will be up on
the Fourth. selling refreshments TO
the public.
Mrs. John Milsno is on the sick list.
Miss Grace Payne was Canon City
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Antonelte vezzetd was WIS.,
iting in Canon City Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Graham was in Canon
City Monday visiting with friends.
Mrs. Albert Jones and son Harry
were in Florence. Tuesday.
John w Nash and wife were in
Florence Tuesday.
Mike Phillip was in Florence Tues
day.
The concrete wall which extends
from the fire plug near Browning's
barber shop to the council room was
completed Tuesday
The roads in town are being fixed
up in good condition
v Masliarzio and wife were in
Florence Tuesday.
Joseph zayisilain. Mitchell Janovi-
tau and Harry Smith left this week
for Camp Cody. Dcming. N. NJ.
Ithel Williams. wife and son were
in town Monday evening. visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Newell.
Pete Cologna who was injured in
the mine some time ago. Is able to be
cut again.
Water notices are out regarding the
hours for sprinkiinx and irrigatins.
said hours being from to 7 D. m
Those not complying with the rules
viii be fined and penalty increased
| fnr rs,uf fp,,s<y xfrf n flt,r,4ss
Mise Mabel watkins visited in Cam
on City. Monday.
Harry Smith was In Canon City on
business. Mcndny.
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Interest IN Gauze
Room Work is
Rapidly Increasing

Interest in the work OF the gauze
room at the local Red Cross is in.
creasins very rapidly. The women OF
Canon City are fast realizing that
this work is essential and patriotic
and. at the same time. very pleasant
to do. The room is cool and attractive
and an electric fan is kept running
most of the time. The attendance OF
workers on Tuesday was very encour-
aging and much was accomplished. A
great deal. however, remains to be
done and opportunities are offered for
the services OF all who are willing to
undertake it.
The morning class on Tuesday was
in charge OF Mrs. L. A Glatzell as In
structor. assisted by Mrs. W. E. Gal
ley and Miss Edith Harrison. The
evening class was In charge of Mrs.
Dixon and MFRS. Claude Rogers as in
structofs. assisted by Mrs. G. E.
Pieasants. Those reporting at the
gauze room for work on Tuesday were
Mesdames Deepen. Glatzen. Kissin-
ger. Galley. Fitz Maurice. Bibbler.
Hemphiil. buchanan. c. L. Turner. A.
R. Mitchell. p. W. ChappeIi. H A.
Kimmie. n Z. Logan. NJ. T. Nelson.
H. G. McTlvaney. H G. Mattoon, Geo.
Sherwood. b. II. Kenton. William Wal
lace. z. l. Wycor. Nancy B. Russell.
c. E. Baily. Morton Dickson. II. c.
PauIs. Mrs. Jones and the Misses
Scripps. McGaw. Edith Harrison. Dor
ris Eweii. Clara jefferson. Bessie
Lovern. Blanche Sherwood. Queenie
Jameson. Inez Campion. Bessie Moyle.
Helen Logan. Alice Hingen. Elsie
Hughes. Katie Fowler, Zeliah Fowler.
Edna Nelson and Martha Logan.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

out from town and spent a few days
last week at the parental Brewer home
on Colorado avenue. after two
weeks visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G. Thompson at their home
on Mckinley street. Earle Thompson
returned TUESDAY TO Toledo. Ohio.
where be has been holding job
for some time in the round house.
Miss Hiday, a trained nurse who
has been making her home with the
Bergan family on Park avenue, re-
turned Tuesday to her old home in
Indiana. Miss Hiday is a cousin of
Mrs. Bergan.
Ellis Twinan left this week to an
swer the cali Of the selective draft. at
Alma. kans.. where he was staying at
the time Of REGISTRATION
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M Isley left early
in the week for Boise. Idaho. where
they expect to spend the summer.
Miss Florence YouHgman was TAX
en- TO the hospital Tuesday where she
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis Miss Youngman has had three
attacks of the trouble within a few
weeks but latest reports say she is
getting along nicely.
+. r Gebhardt is taking his class
of Sunday school boys out for a weeks
camping and fishing trip. Their route
is via Hillside from which point they
will take the shortest trail to the top
OF the Sangre de Christie range. There
will probably b. seven or eight boys
in the party
Mrs. Ruth English Of Hous ,on. Tex
as, is making her mother. T II. Young
man a visit al the Youngasn home on
Grand avenue. Mrs. English was
called here on account of the illness of
her sister. Miss Florence Youngman.
Mr. l. Van Slyke and son Fireman.
left this week for Denver. where the
latter will receive final instructions
for military duty. Mr.. Van Slyke
volunteered for the navy and if suf-
fieient time il given him. will motor
through to San Diego in company with
his father. Mr. Van Siyke. Sr.. ex-
poets to visit his daughters at San
Diego and at bakersfield. tor some
time
After spending week or more Wis
i,ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs J. NJ.
Anleck and among numerous friends
on Lincoln Park. Melvin Af1eck left
Tuesday evening 10 join his company
at Corpus Christi. Texas. where he
has been in training for the past year.
Mr.. Affleck was the guest Of honor al
different social functions during his
stay and was otherwise KEEP, busy re
renewing old acqusin,ances.
J. W Andeews will provide the pro-
gram for the next Farmers club which
will meet at the Lincoln Park school
building on the second Monday even
ing in July. The program promises TO
be a good one. and deserving OF a
good attendance at the meeting.
A. A. Gebharat has rented his brick
cottage on Sherman avenue. for the
summer months. to Z. A. Conner and
daughter. Genevive and Mrs. Temple
ton and little son OF Kansas City, No.
Mr. sonner and Mrs Templeton are
brother and sister. The former, has
taken work with the Turner dairy on
Vine street, Mr.. and Mrs. Gebhardt
left Wednesday morning TO spend two
or three months at the top of the Roy
al Gorge with their son Glenn. who
has charge of the tourist business at
the Royal Gorge pavalion.
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Mayor Issues
Pledge Day
Proclamation

GREETINGS: - 20; -
In pursuance with the ProcIamations
issued by the President Of the United
States. and by the Governor OF the
State OF Colorado. I hereby proclaim
Friday. June the 2sth. as War Savings
Day for Canon city and call upon all
citizens of this city to assemble at
various designated places and pledge
themselves to save and economize dur
ing the remainder OF 1918 and invest
the amount thus saved in War Saw
The situation in the war zone makes
II imperative that America shall carry
the burden OF the battle ere victory is
won America can only carry that
burden through every community do
ing It's full part. Savings and econ
omy must be the watchword of this
community. Wei have never failed to
respond to every call made by our ma
tionai government and urge the citi-
zens OF Canon City not to fail In
this. the most important call yet made
upon us. ~
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ATTENDED, REctrAL
m FLORENCE.

Mrs. T. B. woodford. Mrs.. Fred
Reiter. Miss Gladys Corey and Miss
Hendrickson went to Florence Thurs
day afternoon to attend . piano re-
citai given BY Miss Corey at the home
OF Mrs. w. W. Cofky- Mrs. woodforc
and Mrs. Reiter gave several vocal
numbers and the arair was most
highly artistic one
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SURPRISES mas. o,Ilsv.

Tho members of the East Canon
association Of the Presbyterian church
met at the home OF Mrs. R. A. Bt,ley.
last Thursday. They took their din
ncrs and spent the day In sewing FOR
tho Red Cross. After dinner ice
cream and waters were served By the
ildies which was assurprise 70 Mrm
Ditsey Ia celebration Of her slst birth.
day. aflss tflsSaf
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scHooL oRpf.Rs CALLED.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing registered School Warrants is
sued BY the several Districts OF Fre-
mont county. drawn upon the several
funds viii be paid upon presentation
at Canon City, Colorado. any time
during business hours between the
date of this notice and the 2Srh day
of July. '19is. and further notice Is
heIegy given that School Warrants
called BY This notice not so presented
shall cease 10 draw interest on and
after midnight OF July :5. 1918.
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Fooo eoMraol ~ AMsR.cA.

ny willing service OF n free people
10 do these thinxH:
To feed the Aiiics that they may
continue 10 night:
To feed the hungry In Belgium and
other lands that they may continue
to Hive;
To feed our own soldiers oversees
that they may want nothing:
10 keep prices steady and the now
OF distrfbutioa even that the poor 1t
home may ~ ~:
10 make evet3rne's effort count its
utmost for winnlAg the war for frce-
dom;
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IL AosplvAtNAr poatLo.

Rev. Father Chrysostem Lock
schmidt, pastor VI the ST. Michaers
church here. Who was operated on for
appendicitis Il the hospltAi In Pueblo.
IL reported tuspfovink nicely. The
Rev Father cirf4cH Sf Pueblo 10 oifi.
chatting during his absence.
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SUMMONS
N THE. COINTI COTRT.

u
STATE OF coI>ofsADo.
County OF Fremont.
Beatrice Tonso.
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
manner. GKEETiSG: ss-..'' ''., = .'So'e
in an action broughf a against p you apPesr sy
COUNTY tn no0Ss coprs namsa ef q the
complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof If served with
IN, IN me ne ia Siats OF Coiorado: or, If served
Ncation. within fifty days after the
service hereof. exclusive OF the day
regularly set for trial the same a.
though such appearance had been nial..
and issue had besn Joined on such
The said action is brought by p4ain,
IN 10 obtain a decree Of divorce, dis
solving the bonds Of natrimony now
existing between plaintin and defend
ant. on the ground that the husband
me defendant herein. being in good
sonabi provision for the support or
his family for a period OF more than
one year next prior to the beginning
OF this action for a divorce:
That the defendant has wiIfuily de-
serted the said plaintiff without rea-
sonaoie cause. for the period of one
year and more Immediately proceeding
the beginning of this action for a di-
vorce:
Plaintiff further prays tina, she may
De awarded the care. custody and con-
troll OF their minor child. Eunice Tonso
Tor costs of suit and for such other
and further relief to the Court NAV
seem meet and proper in the premises
as VIII more fully appear from the
erence Is hereby made and a copy of
which is hereto attached
And YOU are hereby notified that IL
YOU fail to appear. and TO plead 10 th.
said complaint as above required. the
saIo plaintiff viii apply te the Court
for the relief therein demanded
Given Under my hand and the seal
OF said Court. This 5th day of Deem
Der. \ D. 1917.
KENT L. EI.DRED.
fS, Clerk
First Pub. June 60 1918
Last Pub. July Is. ISIS
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wALsN AND DRURv
WEppsNo.

Mr.. and Mrs. John p. walsh NJ
celvsd vord srom Leavenworth. Kas..
Of the marriage Of their daughter Niss
Olive walsh TO Lieut.. t&fe Drury.
June 10. 1915. The ceremony was per,
formed BY the Rsv. siebenthal. pastor
nf the Chriatian church. lfr. and
Mrx. nrury sxpsct to reside ii n.
leAvcnwortb, kans. fer Tie preesat.
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'frst Pub. June 20, 1918.
Asi Pub. July Is. 1918
PrRoHNTE NOTICE.

ESTATE OF LOUISA BOYER. DE-
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment TO the
county Court OF Fremont County.
', oiorado. on the twentieth day of
July. \ u. 1918
AMELIA r. Jones
Administrators with VIII Annexed.
First pub. June 20. 1918
Last pub. July is. 1918
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d. \. COOPER.
Mayor.

The prociamaiions OF both President
Wilson and Governor Gunier have
both been published in the columns OF
the Daily Record and need not be re-
peated at this time. Their appeals
for patriotic duty on Pledge Day" and
a renewed conservation to the govern
ment in the great service for human
ity in which Il is enlisted will be re
membered by all
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Witness my hand and offtcinl seal
this .sth day of June, A. d. 1918.
BLAKE ROGERS.
CountS Treasurer.
First Pub. June 81. Is1x
Last Pub. June Is. 1913.
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Duy war saslnss ssampa
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lN psNvER FOR 4 WICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Esser are guests
at tho Albany hotel In Denver this
week.
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suy War s.vsrsa stams..
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--3-room cottage with
screen porch. nice lawn and shade;
nice location. 1l5 Allison l35p50c
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own Keys and counsel By
renting . stse lsafety boz at the
Fremont County National Bank. - &c
- per year. q