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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-22
SPENT 8 MONTHS
IN The COUNTRY
GUT koGpPEk COT NO BErrGR-
MEDlciNEo AND DIETING FAIL.
ED-TANLAc RE8ToHge HIM.

II tried all kinda Of medicine and
treatments, dieting and even went TO
the country and stayed eight months
trying to gst back my health. bus
nothing helped me particle until 4
started taking Tanlac," said John
Koeppen. who lives ut 22ol Fountains
st.. Indianapolis. Ind, and In employed
by the National Motor Vehicle Co. Mr..
koeppen was born and raised In Indie
annapolis. where he II well and favor
ably known.
"One Of the greatest pleasures I ev-
er enjoyed 10 giving my experience
with this wonderful medicine" con-
tinued Mr.. Koeppen as he went on
with his statement to the Tanlao rep
resentative, who had heard OF his I'M
provement and called at his home TO
obtain the facts.
'Tve been in q run down condition
for the past five years on account OF
the bad condition Of my stomach.
What ate seemed to lay in my stom-
ach like something heavy and severe
pains would start in the pit Of my
stomach and could hardly stand the
suffering. nearly always had q mean.
bitter taste In my mouth. which was
caused by bslching UP undlgested food.
was nervous. had severe headaches
and couldn't sleep good. and would get
up every morning feeling tired and
good for-nothing. went down In
weight from 1ss pounds to 13S and was
getting weaker all the time. The medi-
cine and treatments took did me no
good, and started on diet OF broth.
toast and eggs. but even that wouldn't
agree with me.
II wasn't much good for work or
anything else. 90 decided TO get an
indefinite lay of from my Job and
went to the country. thirty five miles
from here, thinking the change and
rest might help me. stayed there
eight months. but returned home not
feeling bit better and hadn't gain
ed q pound.
81 was at the point Of giving up hope
when I began to hear so many good
things about TanIac, and decided to
try 1t, and 1t e0ve me the biggest sur.
prise Of my life. I started to gain
ground after the first fe~ doses, and
by the time the first bottle was fin
ished was feeling like different
man. have now taken three bottles.
have gained seven pounds. and my
strength has been wonderfully increas-
cd. I have . splendid appetite now.
eat anything I want and my stomach
seems to be in perfect condition. I no
longer have headaches. am not ner-
vous in the least, sleep soundly and
get UP every morning feeling fine and
ready 70 20 TO my Job. Ny work
doesn't tire me out like II did and that
worn out lazy feeling Ia . thing Of the
past. Three bottles Of ranlac did mo
moro good than everything else that
cost me several hundred dollars. It's
simply great"
Tanlac IL. sold In Narshalltown BY
Old Reliable Drug Co. In st. Anthony
by Geo. L. La Plant in State Center
by Brimhall Bros. in Melbourne BY H.
X. Corbett, and In Gilman by w. J. =
L A. Ard
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-22
III. Bat Advertise m ent.

The best advertisement any mer.
chant can have is q satisfied customer.
No greater recommendation can be
given an article than the foliowins Dy
e. B. Milburn, Prop, Guion Drug StoI0,
Guion, Ark. I'VE have sold Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy for years ana lsl
haye. always found that II gives per-
fect xatisfaction. "--Advertisanant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-22
PIONEER piks IN WEST.
John N. Maxwell Sstthsd In hami'tef
County In 1854.

Special to Tines Republican.
Webster City. Aug. 22.--John N,
Maxwell. aged IS years. and who set
tied in Hamilton county in thu aprtns
Of 1884. Is dead In Chico. Calf. The
body will be brought here for burial.
The Maxwell family are among tne
best known Of the earliest pioneers TO
settle hereabouts. They homcstsaded
a quarter section OF land south Of this
city and lived there until six years
ago, when they went 70 California 70
escape the risors Of Iowa winters. MI.
Maxwell had always been prominent
in the political and social life Of TINS
community and In his passing. one VI
the few remaining links IL broken De-
tween the modern civilization Of CEN
trail Iowa and the days Of Indians and
rugged plainsmeh
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-22
JAMES TOWNSEND, AGED 10. OF
DUBUQUE. BEATS srEpEATHER
TO DEATH WITH WEIGHT.
CRIME FOLLOWS FREQUENT
FAMILY DISBURSEMENTS
Returned Soldier Says Quarrels Were
Frequent Since He Returned From
Service With Army-Boy Took Body
Of Murdered Man TO- River and Sunk
Il With Heavy Weight.

Dubuque. Aug. 22.-Following the
Identification of the body Of the man
found floating In the Mississippi near
Catfish creek Monday afternoon as
that of Frank Crees, father Of the
family whose boathouse burned at the
river front Sunday. James Townsend,
stepson OF Crees, confessed to CHIEF
of Police Giellis that on last Friday
morning he had murdered his STEP
father and thrown the body, weighted
down by "a rock, into the river to hide
his crime.
The mystery OF the drowned man
was solved by the chief who, follow
ing the stories told by the Crees fam
lily regarding their father after their
boathorsc at the foot Of Seventh street
burned Sunday morning began to con-
meet the drowned man with the Crees
family. Tuesday night the body OF
the "floater" was measured and ex-
amined and found to correspond with
a description of Crees. Wednesday
morning the chief. after questioning
members of the Crees family. arrested
the Oldest son, James TOWNSEND, rc-
turned soldier. for the murder. The
boy. only 10 years old, admitted to the
chief after several hours Of question
ing, that ne had murdered his step
father before the other members Of the
family were awake, about a. m. Fri
day.
Had Heated Argument.
In confessing, Townsend told the
chief that he and his stepfather had
not been able to agree since he son
returned from the army and that they
frequently engaged in arguments over
the management of the home and fam
ity. While the mother and six Other
children, ranging from IS months TO
10 years old, were sleeping Friday
morning, the oldest boy and the step
father had another agument. During
the argument the boy said he grabbed
a window weight and struck his step
father on the head several times.
He knocked the stepfather down
and does not know whether he killed
him instantly or Just knocked him UNI
conscious. Townsend then dragged
the body from the hoathouse and took
it to the river, where he stuck the
head under water to make sure that
the man was dead. The mother and
children were awakened by the scuffle
and were witnesses to the muir
der. When Townsend took the head
out OF the water and found that his
stepfather was dead the second eldest
son, Even, the youth claims suggested
that the body be taken out and thrown
in the river. The murderer then took
a piece OF fishing line. tied 1t about
the throat waist and ankles and took
the body out In the channel In a row.
boat There he tied rock TO the body
and dropped 1t from the boat.
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2. D. Kern, Maxey, $50.

j. A. Stinson and wife are TAX
ing in the stock show.
Ralph Hooker Was in Lamar
the first of the week on business.
Charley Johns and Tom Clif.
ford-two more for the stock
show.
Mrs, CAN'T. our ralued corres-
pondent at Utleyville, was one of
the many victims of the hue.
Mr.. CAN'T orders the Herald to
his new home i'm Texas.
Sorry our little Gimlet Bro.
should show his calliber by TAX
ing crack at the Baca County
Broom and Brush association.
Brother, if you can't boost, don't
knock.
Bonny Eye Look for rent. A
f.c p.opcsition for Cream, pouI-
try. potato :. -lfnlfa, and other
spring crops. Ground can be
watered to raise 1000 to 1900
bushels of spuds each year.
A, 7. Bethley 4 miles south #
Two Huttes. Please call. at
Ernest Long and family came
down from Lamar Sunday, and
will again take up their residence
in Baca county. Mr.. Long was
for years one of our most promi
nent school teachers. and has a
host of friends over Baca conn
ty.
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Notice For Publication
Publisher)
0eeasSmeel q ~ Daessiss

O.0 LaaA o0ss q LaAse on. Nsv. =. l1to.
No<ses b hsssA0 sivsa sAse Sssis o. ps1nse.
u Edise. Cesoss1A. w.. o. Rs1sssy u.
1915. nals IA ssky elels5 sss sk Ssssssa u
TownshiD ~ 6estA, aaaes y -. Il ~ ~ 2. =.
has Alsd notios q snesatjoo . oaks e1sl
thfse ysae rssel. - 1saatasA s1aao =
tAs laad shove dssesibeA. hseses CeasnAss G.
Svsn. U. 8. con, Of Canps- Ce,a..oo ~ 3lth
day ef JAM, 1919 w.
Clainsnt Nance ~ Witnesses:
Charles Hamnoad. Ivaa Fiediay. Ira Fsanklia.
John Runyon :li four Of Edlss. Csis.
A. L DEAvDRS. Rssistse.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dspaxtmsnt Of the Interior U. 8. Land Once
Lamar CoIo.. Dec. 81. ISIS.
Notice IL hsreby given that Fred .. Mofford,
Of Oklssado. Colo. who on April le 1915. made
h. setzy No. 0l7o07. Tor the South half section II
Twp q g.. Range. 80 W. 6th p. n. has hlsd notice
Of intsntion 10 make final thrse year Proof
70 establish claim - the land sb vs ds.esibsd b.
lore 6i,ss z. speekmann. U 8 Comm ssionsr. At
Spring6sld. Cob. On tbs 25th day Of Feb. 1919.
Cntnant names rs witnssses:
HH1 Harvey. Irwin Bridwell. both Of Oklaxndo.
Cola Frank Dooiss. Archie McKsllsr. both II
Joyssy. csso.
Al. BEAVERS. Rsisbsr.
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Not,ce Tor Publieation
0soasenan4 = ~ 3u11Baag

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isss Cs,,ohss q ov1. q. Q. osaisslsaas q
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o1ainaetaa0ee - Wa6ssssass
ossas q kswsia. = 1svA,ssaDa osoa. rss1 4
ALDssvas, RssisaR,
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NOTICE yna PuBlicAr1oss.
RaAAaAQl

q. 3. LAaA o1ss q Lamae. Cssa Ssos ,. leia.
NoeSes = Asssss sivss tAae Avis .. Dsi1wsa.
= oklaFs6A Cs,ssaAs.. W. - - n. lsaA
aaas ~. sassy. No. eaeta. fss Lev q . . sk
avx. ~ nsA sseeiso - 1svssho y 0sstA.
soties - iAtsat;ao - soaks ~. psise - saesb1aA
elaim = ~ 1AaA atsse 6sssils1. tsesse nsgis.
~ - Hsosa.ss. q. .. Laaa 0oss, ~ Lnae.
osiA - ~ istA ~ q Hsb.. lssa
C5aanAnA sAnsao - W1tasooaA
Osse D. Hsass. Ao1sa 4. 1Aeas. ~ Il oAis.
s.Sa 0s,e Easi Harvey. q TssA. Ola IN jesh-
soa. u 01dassea cs,sa1a.
4. L. DlAvuAA aaebes
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Notice for Publication
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Hse$es b AsssAe giSsa 49, ubsosss q. Hakjs.
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y west u ? y, hos Aie1 asetss Il iasss-
tsoa % rake tArss-SsssDsssf, 0sse1balsA s,aan
tsihs ND assvs Ssssss1sA. AseOs 0nas Z. aDssk.
i7sA Aay d Jaa. lSla
Cnt0aas aA0es - Visassese:
o. q. SaitA. ~ Dssesv. ~ 4. 4 Dsssaed su
tAEes q D6les. CsoD.. ~. 4. Ctaass = KkkvDl
AL BEAv1s. nssa.sv
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No4,o. 70. Pu.L,oAr1os

u. 8. Lad 0Mos q Lamar. ooao, Dse. :. ls1k
Notes b hsfshy eivsa that z A. Wonamsse,
for the heirs Of Hazvsy =. tsnliaassa, dsesass1
Of springhsld. Colo. .who. on Msreb 10, 1Stt. DeAs
Id. sntry No. ols7os fos The EM = Kast haif1
Of Section ., TownshtU - sssth, AaAss q W,
9Th Prin.. Meridian, has Alsd Hstses = tntsa-
t;on to make hnal yser pssoz. =. ssaablsA claim
. ths sand abovs dssesbst. bssvs Silss y. Spsck.
mann. U. 8. eoa.. q 6DsiAgAss1, Csls-, O IL
soth day q jan, 191a
Claimant nsssss - wies1sDss
W. J. Ray. Rsx Ray. Sasia Ray Wilsso. I'D
oris A. Wrsoa, an fous ef Sps,AeAsaa. os'e.
A. I. D1AvDRS, Asgisasf
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NOTICE nn PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DuVassnsnt II ~ Intse3or U. 8. Lesd
otses ss LAAas. Colorado. Dec. Z. 1918.
Nssses 10 hasby sivsn thas Charley A. ksy.
~olds ss naS3ey, ceIo.. wAo, o. July eth. 1915.
uaSs q. E., No. oisole fee the sEI tsouthsss'
suartsr) Bee, q, Twp. ~ q, 4. . W.. 6th psia-
eipei Meridian. hes aIsd soties q intention 70
nshs dpai eh4ss ysss psese, % establish claim
b ~ ianA Stove Described. bsfcl- Silas F..
H,sckua>n o, g., Csaa. at SDriasAslt. S..... -.
~ 18th day Of Feby.. l918.
Csainsat nasnss ~ Witnesses:
Ien Nickel, md Csfi ?. Bed. II Esdisv. Oh.
Z. q. Batter and F1oyd v. LAsls1. nd q
oDeine0e8l Cslo.
AL BEAvEas. kssissss
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assssss ~ evsasssss

q. & Lad o00 st LAnAN o., Nsv. ~ tesA
NsAss b Asssa0 s3vso - 0anso 0assoA
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~ eAsvs 6ssasbs1. bsesss Aaoise9 ~ D.
saasss q LAnas. On. - ~ asG ~ = IN.
LA0as. osja. o. L. 0lsAssG. q -. NM. osle.
4. Z. D1AvNl9,NsUJ
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Nes,esfsr r.b,iesiea
n.......A...i.A..s

Dspartassat Il tie latsfiss.
U. Q. Laad Ono st LansF. Csio- New. =. ms.
Noties 10 hersss sivsa list Cssi .. Bstzsck.
Of Wsntvosth, te,s.. vhs - Aas. y. nlA os6s
Heossssad Eatxy. Ne. esS7o. fse swN
sscttoa Is Tovnshi0. - 9. 1snss y Wsss
eh Pria. Hssidiaa has Ass1 aoeics ef intsaeios "
make Final tArss ysar pPsst. - ssahaisa saAim -
b. md ahovs assedbsd. bs1bss Ths JsAgs q
tie County Ceort q spsiasAsA Coass6s. sa tAs
3Sth day e Jaa.. ma
C1ainaaat na0os . vjtA0ssa.
" 8 Duaeaa. L J. Dinsa. bstA q WeasWsstA.
Cob. CAariss 0iseh. of Riehafds, 0u,sss1s. JsA1
AnAsss. ef Lamont Csssrs6o.
Al. DEAVEka RlgisaR.
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CATTLE FOUR HEAD

Miscellaneous
set of chain harness.
l good set Of single harness.
2 wood barrels.
forge.
4 burner oil stove.
davenport.
Hoes, mattresses. forks, sledges
picks, saws, wrenches, etc.
l Set light work harness.
1 good set single harness.
l cook stove.
l washing machine.
Other articles two numerous to
mention.
l 30 gal. iron kettle.
! 80 gal. water tank.
l 30 gal. oil tank and oil.
l Pull Ford plow attachment for
Ford car.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
Notice for Publication

Opoe0SOs q - .1oeosS0
q. q IAaA oesco q LaAae. Cs1e.
oe4. !, ~.
Nstses y hsssse givsa sAas oFsa q. Ssses.
q olrasaAs. osaa, WAs. - ~ ~. istA
aaAs hsnssaea1 saesy. ssRia2 ~. e1eaoe fog 81
9ss4isa n TswssAio . sssaA. = Uw- ~ =
Ass als1 aoeies = iaesastso - 0ake 3-ysos Desse
= sseaAAsA saaaD y - lDs1 sesvs 1eess16sa. -
e.ss asssse9 ~ R.ssivse q. .. Laaa solss, q
lsnaN Ga a. ~ ~ ~ q YsA. SUA
Claaaaat aaass - Wisassssa e
In jasAssa. IswA .. Dsi6wsrl. AsAsa =. -.
SAr, An eAsso q 0AalsaAe, Cs1s. IN 0ssvsy.
& Task. Csaa.
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Farm Loans-Plenty money TO
loan 20 year time. Payment be.
fore maturity il desired. Small
y sarlA payment each year. Re-
tires loan in full at the end ri 20
years. Write for r'.ns and
r t ~. U.cksy,
ce- Springfield Colo.
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Hs.iss rsr Dssiisassss

o. 8. LAaA OMes q Lanar. Cs'a. Nsv., e 1914
Notes y hsfshe givsa that JsssDA Fsl3se. q
Elkhszt. Kaas. vhe, On AarcA ~. 1919
m.ss I'd. entry. Ne. sas,se tss Lsts asd 10 q
Sec. u. {. ~ g.. T. u y. Lots ., =. .. y. Is, Of
Section - Tsv1shiS. a 8. Raass q y. sth
r. n, has aled nosies Il iassation q aaks 1nsi
yesr pruof. 10 sstsbiish clai1 b he Aa1 sAsvs
described hsfore silas q 8psek1snn. y. 8. Cso.
at Sprins6sid, Csao. - tie = day e Jsa., lelS.
Claimant aanss - witosssss.
L. c. KincAs,oe. Mathsv ThsmaA Harry Eud.
e, md IsiCu.sy. I'll fses Il 81khast. Kaas.
a. L REAvD1R RssissG
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NOTICE ron eusLicAr,oN
DspsrtnAQt e ~ lnVseiee

8. Land omes 1t Laaas OH. Dse, n, is1s.
Notice 10 hsssh1 sivss tAst Henry Tibbiss,
Of Joycey. Ceas We. - -. " 1910. mad
Honsstssd entry No. osaeA fse Iess s. Z snne,<
and sEH of Ssesisu. 4. Townsaie,
u South. Range - Wsse.. eth PriaeipaI
Meridian bas hjsd nss3ss e isssa45es - ak, 6naI
tnfss rear proof y ssenhsisA elaim to The iand
aSovs dssdribad bs4sea BUS e. spsekmaan. U. q
Comm. At springfsA. Coape.ds. O ~ 18th -,
of Feb. 1917.
samuel n. Dushar. JeAr IAnsA. Ia, Hoover.
GsosEs @. Sloan. "a Ssas = SeSssy, Cs,s.
A. BEAVERS. Rax,ster
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Ho11QB FOR ru1Ln'AriOs
1sSasAs

o. 3. Lsea Q0cs q Lanss. Cob. Ose. 10. 1918.
Nss;0 h hsssAg sAss sAas Jsento 1r.,al'o. Of
Piss. oeio.. VIA 90 AsGsss q. 1913. nsde
n. ssssy. Ne. easol. fcs stSswx. ns'Ssw%,
nvA ~. shsssk -. =, 7. - g. and Lots and
.. svA as1L sse. :. Twp. u South, Range b2
vss&. eth frin. 10idiss. ss nlsd no
dee e knnSlpn b aaks Anal shfee year prod. %
srtaAiisA caatn b ~ lasA shsse tsssfibsd b.
fsss RagStsr sM Asestvss st Lamar Colorado
- ~ va Say of Ese. 1910.
Cioi1sst asDst - Witnsssss:
Sen LAbila. 1Aee6sss Wnssn. Harry HolSs'
T1s>sx Gan Dovul "a It Yiuss, Csso.
A. L. BEAVERS. ]. sEistr.
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II. S. Liggett "f north Missouri
has been visiting his son A. R.
LiggetJ oil Springfield for the past
two weeks. Expects to return
home this week. He is greatly
pleased with this countryand be-
lieves i. has a great future be-
fore it.
Lost-an express package be-
longing to j. T. Banks, on the
way from Lamar. Finder leave
at Herald office and receive re-
ward.
Earl Saxton.
Marcy, Colo. d 46
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NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION

|8 q. Q, Land O6es at Lamar, Colo, Dse. u, 1915
Nst,ss is hereby gwen tAas Alfred cssi Dashs1.
s6 Came, Colo. who, On Aassh n. 1918 neds
h. sasz, ssssaJ No eissse ios Lets g. T. ., vs. sh
and ~ ~ seeioa II. Twp. y South RAAes Il
~ sss psineiesi r,sfiaisn. has Gid sotiee . IN
teut,su y uaks three year pfoof, - sssasdsh
.c,si. = sss land above described before Celan-
Aus c. svsa, y. s. Csaoissioaer. st Cs'ups.
CsDs, a tAs 18th day Of Feb, lsaa
Clainsat nanss - witassso:
cl,ud b, Rogers. Roy L. Dsaks. Hossst Dannef'
2gsseus L. Malone. all four Of Canps. CoSs.
A. L. BEAvE1S. Kssistss
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

us ~ - Sa'stRf
q. &tnaa 90 q Ia1. Csso. sspt. ., is1e.
1es11as = AsgsA0 Sivss ~ lswis ,. Bssevsi
= oA1nsa1A On. ~ - yesssssy II. isaS
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- sAsss q okhesDA. ON Dssi Harvey. u Tsek
At Ds.,s,,. R.ssss.s.
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Notice Of Application
To AAae State A.anAa

0s1s0. osiA Jsososy io1A
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oaUsao lDslshe = - - seO1satss - Isass 81
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~ s00osise - Hssrsssy Z isat ~ - ssAss
s0ol1nGso = lsass ~ sosss Sssaibs1 las6s vir
Ao0ae16D0 80 si6A1es.
Aa0oso1 nse, pNsi6sat 0eses 0sAs1 LAad
osaaIs1osass. PHD.J0 ~ n. ~ q.
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NOTICE FOR PUBL lcATIon

q. 8. Laad Omes ct Lamars Co3e, Oct. u, 1919
Nosiec b hereby sive thas TIA nas y.
Caldwell. Of Eses,sns. Ces,eaAe.. Whs.
a February sssA. Nta 500 HAsssasaA
tatry, serial Ne oissas, se t4s slfsw%. vAss<
and Lot Of ssctiea Q, ~ isss ( :. w1Sas V. aal
n4aw,<. Of Sec. u. " .. = 81 Rsass - ~, ~
p. u, hss nled notice a iassssisa 70 aais tArss
yese proof. 70 sstahhsh eaain p the lAsA shsve
Ssserfbsd. bsaoss silas !. SDsekmans. I'niesd
4 day Of March, 1919.
.C1ainent nsmsA - witnesses:
Lee Wiley, and /. ". Gastsa, bo&A Of HestsA sne
Csso., ". r. naior sna Csezlis c. Csesspnt. hsta
Of KirtwsIl, Ceio.
a. L. DEAvHRs. Rst risssr.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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4 L. SHAVER RaRis.er.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
IMPLEMENTS
l extra good heavy spring wag.

l extra good heavy spring WaR
OIL,
2 farm wagons.
2 wood racks. =
single buggy.
l harrow.
l 14-inch stirring plow.
l 16-ipcb sod plow.
l Trybell riding lister.
/ walking lister.
/ new sod plow
l walking moleboard plow.
5 tooth cultivator.
l walking cultivator.
Three gang enginedisk plow.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
DO YOU WANT
FEDERAL LOAN?

If so, have your abstract
of title made by the Baca
Co. Abstract Co.. Spring.
field, Colo. Have had Is
years experience In maxi
ing abstracts Of title to
Baca county lands.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
NOTICE roo apvszsrAz,oas

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The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
Estray advertisement :

Notice is hereby ,. ON it may concern
that the following. descriDet cstray numai vas
taken up Stonington. Baca County
Colorado, on or about Janua r. 1919 to Wit:
One bay mare. smooth mouth. " ""head.
branded or On 0-, -e'. "''
four years old: white spot in face, unbrand
One bl,cl iiy about four years old. unb aaSed.
Ono black mare mule about three years old. 90
branded. Two sorrel colts horse and mare. a4t
two ycars old: both have one white hind leg snd
white face unbranded.
Said animal being unknown to this Board.
unless claimed by owner on or before Feb
. 1918 said cstray will be sold by this hoard
the benefit of the owner when found.
State Board Stock inspectin Cmmssiners
Denver. Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
Notice Of Adjustment Day

Notice Of Adjustment Day
All psrsoas having clains
against the estate Of J. r. Sun.
day. deceased, srs hereby Aoaasd
10 present them for adjuskuleat
to the County Ccurt Of Baea
county, state Of Colombo. q
HpfinRdeld. Colo. q the 9Th
day Of January. A. D. 1919.
n. r. Sunday, Administrator.
The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
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The Springfield herald., 1919-01-24
Cat,erh Cannot d Cured

WITH LOCAL APPLICATIONS. - thsy
ausneed by constitutional cSsdis5ens. and
IN order 70 cure 4 ysu aust ts4s An
cine is ssSsn i.ssessiiy ss1 sets thru
the biool on the mucous suffacee a the
systsa. Halfs cstssrh Hedicine vae
sc eeeS..1 q s3e ses q =: ss s. Il
possd Of some Of the best tonics known.
eomSinSd WITH some Of the Ssst bloed
Hursas.s: The Hsrssess, Hs,.. c9%S'nssieHn sa,S e. E.
cine = what produces sech Wendeffdl
results IL catarrhal conditions 0eo1 for
=. J. satHt canHtHY : CO.. Frs,s.. Tslsss. o.
Hsifs 7saiE Piits Tor esastiIsHsa.