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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-09-11
ROUTE No. u.

Case No 66079. Acworth. The ear
rier will leave the postoffice at 10 m
and proceed southeast past Carruth's
corner to Hendricks corner 8 miles,
thence south U Ovens corner q miles,
thence southwest to Adams corner ~
miles, thence north one-fourth mile
and return to Adams corner half mile.
thence south and southeast to + La
cy's shop one and a half miles. thence
south west to Dickson corner mile,
thence south "a mile and west to Mrs J
Nj Brooks corner two and half miles,
thence north to J P Ships corner q
mile, thence east to Dickson's corner
| and half miles, thence northwest to
McCleskey's corner / and half miles.
thence east a and north to w r
Edwards corner one and half miles.
thence east to \ Durham's corner q
miles, thence continue east q and re-
turn to Durham's corner one a half
miles, thence north to Acworth three
miles. Total length of Route 2l1@
miles
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ROUTE NO. II.

Case No. 6607S. Kennsaw. The car
rier will leave the postoffice at 945 a m
and proceed west to U. Owens corner
, miles, thence north to Hendricks
corner half mile, thence southeast
to Morgan's Mill, thence northeast to
Noon station miles. thence south to
Kennesaw , miles, thence southwest to
Hollingshead's corner 21s miles, thence
west to + NJ Lacy's shop | mile, thence
southwest To Dickson's corner | mile,
thence southeast to Due West school 2
miles, thence northwes. to S z Orr's
corner g miles, thence south to DR..
Osborn's corner mile, thence east to
Due West school 2 miles. thence north
east to Filings corner . miles,
thence north half mile and east to Jos.
Lacy's IA, thence northeast to Kenne-
saw pa miles. Total length of Route
2319 miles.
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ROUTE NO. 10.

Case No 6607S. Acworth. The car
rier will will leave the postoffice at 10
a. NJ. and proceed south past Mars Hill
church, Giles corner and Terry's mill
to Lunsford's corner Z and one-half
miles, thence north past Story to VIM.
Brooks corner and one-fourth miles
thence east three-fourths and north
west to Allatoone church l and three
fourths miles, thence north to w. P.
Willis corner and one-fourth miles,
thence west to Arnold's gin miles,
thence northeast to Nichols corner
and three-fourths miles, thence east to
Sandtown road miles, thence north
west on Sandtown road ? miles, thence
east to Acvorth miles. Total length
OF route - and one-half miles.
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thence north to Mrs. Winn's corner one
fourth mile, thence west to Brooks cor
ner 2 ard one-half miles, thence south
tn Acworth one half mile, thence west
To McMillan's corner | and one-half
miles, thence northwest TO Hammond's
corner and oneihalf miles, thence
south to Stilesboro road one-half mile.
thence west on Stilesbor0 road . and
one-half miles, thence south past Ferry
aud Crowsville postoffice to Gritty cor
ner 3 miles, thence northeast to Aw-
try's church pa miles, thence north to
thence southeast on Stilesboro road to
Acworth and one-fourth miles. To-
tai length of Route 2319 miles.
ROUTE No. 10.
Case No 5000. Acyorth. The car
rier will leave pos toffice at 10 IN and
proceed north to Trips corner one and
a half miles, thence northeast to Paine
P @ one and half miles, thence con-
tinue northeast to Victoria p o AZ
miles, thence southeast to Othello p 0
two and a half miles, thence southwest
to O'Neil's corner miles, thence
north west to Paine P 0 "a miles,
thence west past New Hope church to
McCoy's corner pa miles, thence south
to Acworth 334 miles, to Ross corner
east to Tapp's corner south to Acworth.
Total length of Route q miles.
ROUTE NO. 49,
Case No, $1,000. Powder Springs, Ga.
The carrier will leave the lpostoffice at
. m and proceed north to Estes cor
ner miles, thence west to Moon
one mile, thence northwest to Hardy
corner mile, thence northeast to J s
Goodwin's corner l mile, thence north
to Lost Mountain one half mile, thence
west to Dunton's corner one half mile,
thence north to Lunsford's corner two
and a quarter miles, thence east to DR..
Osborne's corner one and three-fourth
miles, thence south to Lost Mountain
two and one-foarth miles, thence east
to Midway church one and one-fourth
miles, thence south to George McEl-
reath's corner and one-fourth miles,
thence west to Jack Wards corner.
mile, thence southeast to
Estes corner three-fourth mile, thence
east to Upshaw corner three-fourth
miles thence south and west to Hill's
corner miles, thence south to Powder
Springs one and one-fourth miles,
Total length of Route 2214 miles.
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ROUTE NO. 81.

Case No. 66077. Marietta Ga, The car
rier will leave Sandy Plains at N. M,
Mayes corner upon the arrival of Car
rier No. s from Marietta and proceed
northeast to ?. Morris corner three
fourths of a mile, thence north to Sam
McCleskey's corner, Shallowford road
and one-fourth miles, thence north
west on Shallowford road to Canton
road , and one half miles, thence north
to Jones corner one-half mile. thence
northwest one-half and return to Jones
corner one mile, thence north to Fow-
ler's corner one-half mile, thence north
east on right hand road to Ala. road .
and a miles thence east to Trickum's
corner three-fourths mile, thence south
to. Shallowford road , and one-half
miles, thence east one-half mile, thence
north to Ala. road at Capt Dial's cor
ner 8 and one-half miles, thence south
east on Ala. road to CARROTS corner ,
and one-fourth miles, thence southwest
on Cumming road to Sandy.Plains 5 and
one-half miles. Total length of Route
% and ohe-fourth miles.
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STAR ROUTES DIooST1NUED.

Sunshine to Lizzie , times a week.
Terry to Acworth ? times a week, KEEL
logg to Acwotth times week, Cocker
to Roswell , times a week, Kennesaw
to MONDAY times a week. Lenard to
Marietta times week, Moon to Ma
rietta 8 times week, Story to Mariet-
ia times a week, Craft to Blackwell 8
times week. Messenger service from
Gilmore to Railroad discontinued.
POST OFFICES DISCONTINUED
And will get the mail at Marietta.
Blanche, Craft, MONDAY, Lenard
Delmar, Dodgeu, Power, Oakley Mills,
Octavia, Hardage.
Story at Acworth;
kellogg at Kennesaw;
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GE0RGIA-Cobb County.
40 al whom 1t may concern: r. n, Pritchett.
executor OF the estate of z. A. Pritchett, late of
,Su COUNTY, deceased has in due form applied to
onglng TO said estate and the application will he
heard AT my Office on the FIRST Monday in Octoher
ueA', is'z' JOHN AWTREY, Ordinary.
One Minute Cough Cure
F0r Coughs, Colds and Croup.
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Case No 5000. Acworth. The car
rier will leave the postoffi ,e at 10 a. m.
and proceed east to Attaway's gin
miles, thence north to Attaway's cor
ner mile, thence west one-half mile
and return to Attaway's corner l mile,
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RouTE no. %.

CaseNo 66084 Austell, Cobb county
The carrier will leave the post office at
7:l5 m and proceed east to Markham s
corner l, thence north to- William
Clay's corner half mile, thence east to
JEFF Davis corner l, thence south to
Clay's corner "a, thence east to Kelley s
corner half mile, thence south, east and
northeast to Landers corner 20 thence
southeast to Nathan Lees corner l /,
thence southwest to Bryant's corner !,
thence east to John Millions corner |,
thence southeast to T FL Howell's cor
ner Ia southwest to G M Griffith scor-
ner 3, thence northwest to Bells Cross
Roads ", thence northeast to Bryant's
214, thence west to Cousins corner %
thence northwest to Austell ~ To-
tai length of Route % miles.
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ROUTE NO, %.

Case No. 66O8l. Middleton, Ga. The
carrier will leave the post office at s 100
m and proceed east and south to J. P.
Clay's place q miles, thence east to
Mt. Harmony church IA miles, thence
southeast to Tom Hooper's corner IL
miles, thence east to Turner's corner .
mile, thence north past Hopedale 2 o
to Browns corner 80 miles, thence
southeast to Gilmore P o p mi. thence
return to Browns corner and proceed to
Stanback's cor. % miles, thence south
west to Newt Dodgen's corner Ia miles,
thence northwest to H. A. Moss corner
Ia miles, thence southwest to Thomas
corner IL miles, thence to north Mrs,
Cams corner q mile, thence to Con-
cord Wooden mills, IL miles, thence
south to Newt Dodgen's corner IL
miles, thence southwest to DIR. Stearn's
corner miles, thence west half mile,
and north to Mable's corner miles,
thence east and south to P O / mile.
Total length of Route "a miles.
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south to McKenzle's corner. one-half
mile. thence southwest to Sibley's cor
ner, 10 miles. thence north To Shep-
ards corner, "a mile, thence west to
Buffers marble works, q mile. thence
north to Marietta, one half-mile mile.
notal length of route 2314 miles.
ROUTE NO. I.
Case No 66077. Marietta. The car
rier will leave the post office at 9:45
M and proceed east past Bruce's corner
and Barnes mill TO Delmar, So miles.
thence northeast to Providence church,
pa miles, thence southeast TO Bishops
corner, 219 miles, thence east to Mt.
Bethel church, 81 mile, thence north
and northwest to Stephens corner, Ia
miles, thence east three.fourths mile
and return to Stephens corner, IL
miles, thence northwest to Sewell's
mill road. l mile, thence southwest
past Seweli's mill to Lee Blackwells,
3la miles, thence southwest past Der
mar to w. Nj. Frey's corner "a miles,
thence west to Marietta, % miles
Total length Of route 2214 miles.
ROUTE NO. s.
Case No. 66077. Marietta. The car.
rier will leave the post office at 9:45
m and proceed east to Bruce's corner,
one-half mile, thence north to Judge
Knights corner, mile, thence north
east to Boatner's corner, miles, thence
north to Garrison's corner, one-half
mile, thence north to n. M. Mayes
corner, 2 miles, thence southeast~to j.
@. Growers corner, mile, thence
north past Holly Springs church,
mile, thence east to Johnson's corner
on Shallowford road, one and half
miles, thence southeast to Martins
shop, mile, thence southwest to Las
siter's mill,-2 miles, thence west past
JOhnson's mill to J. @. Growers cor
ner, two and half miles, thence south
to Sewell's mill road, miles, thence
southwest to Blackwell's corner, one
and half miles, thence northwest to
Dunn's corner, one ard half miles,
thence southwest past Boatner's and
Judge Knights corner to Marietta. 4
miles. Total length of route "a miles.
ROUTE NO. 8.
Case No. 66078. Kennesaw. The car
rier will leave the post office at 9:45
m and proceed southeast to Geo. Rob
erts corner, one and half miles,
thence northeast to f, L. Roberts, one
and half miles, thence north one-half
mile and return to Roberts corner, l
mile, thence east past McAfee's gin and
Bishops corner to n. NJ. Mayes,' on
road, 5A miles thence north
west to Blackwell post office, 81 miles,
thence southwest to Lows corner, 3
mile thence west to O. BnnSon'S COR
ner, one and halfmiles, thence south
to Reds corner one-half mile, thence
west to Avery's corner, miles, thence
southland west to Jane Chalker'scorner
q mile, thence south and west to post
office, Ia miles. Total length of route
2014 miles.
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south to McKenzle's corner. one-half
mile. thence southwest to Sibley's cor
iier, 10 miles thence north To Shep-
ards corner, "a mile, thence west to
Buffers marble works, q mile. thence
north to Marietta, one half-mile mile.
notal length of route 2314 miles.
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ROUTE NO. D.

Case No. 66062. Roswell, Ga The car
rier will leave the post office at 80 a
m and proceed southwest, and south
to Bud Haney's corner miles, thence
south and west to Mt Bethel church 2sz
miles, thence north to Power P O half
mile, thence northeast to Moons corner
IA miles, thence west to Roswell road
2 mile, thence northeast to Richards
gin and three-fourths miles, thence
northwest to Hurston's on Sha llowford
road miles, thence west past Pat
Johnson's | mile, thence northeast to
Cocker on the Alabama road 2 and half
miles, thence east to Fuetz cor miles,
thence southeast to Crossville corner
| and one-fourth miles. thence south to
Roswell ? and one half. miles Total
length of Route 81 andFone-half miles.
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Case No. 660S2. Roswell, Ga. The car
rier will leave the post office at 7 80 a
IN and proceed north to Crossville cor
ner miles, thence southeast to Thomp-
sons corner l and one-half miles, thence
northeast to Martins corner and one
half miles, thence north to Aipharetta
road l mile, thence southwest to Cen
try's corner there-fourths miles, thence
north to Albertson's corner and one
half miles, thence northwest to Ebe-
near church mile, thence southwest
to Mt Union church l mile thence south
to Hardscrabble school miles, thence
southwest to Bowen three-fourths of
a mile, thence southeast to Fuetz corner
three-fourths Of mile, thence south
to Glover's corner mile, thence south
west to Hurston corner 3 miles, thence
east to Roswell miles. Total length
of Route 81 and three-fourth miles.
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Case No. 86077 Marietta. The car
rier will leave the post office at 9:45
M and proceed to east to w. NJ. Frey's
corner, Pc miles, thence southeast to
Gantt's store, 20 miles, thence north
east to Mt Bethel church, go miles.
thence south to Jim Daniels corner,
IA miles, thence east past Anderson's
paper mill to VIM Smiths corner. az
miles, thence south to Ben Basweli;s
corner, IA miles, thence northwest to
Marietta road, miles, thence west to
'feys gin, one-fourth mile, thence
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DESCRIPTION OF RURAL ROUTE NO.

Case No. 66077. Marietta. The car
rier will leave the post office at 9:45 a,
IN. and proceed north on the Belle Fer
~ road past MONDAY post Ioffice to
Kelpin's store, Cherokee county, ten
miles. Thence east on the Alabama
road to the Canton road, 4 miles.
Thence south on the Canton road to
Mitchell's corner, Ga miles. Thence
southwest past Oakhurst to Marietta,
B miles. Total length route 2314 miles.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09
Wedding Bells.

At the h..me OF the brides moth
er in Greeley. Colo, On the first of
May at 200 o'clock, Miss Mirie L.
Abrams and our County Clerk.
Francis E. Lamport were united
in marriage. The bride was res
ident of this county fifteen years
;g,. is we'll aud favorally known
here. Up 10 three years ago she
lived on the Clmarron in OklaIio-
ma from whence she. her mother
and sister went to Denver and
Greeley where the daughters at
tended the State Normal School.
Their wedding trip to Denver.
Colorado Springs and Manltou was
especially pleasant and much ell
joyed.
Besides having lis eyes treated
in Pueblo. Mr.. Lamport transacted
business for the county in Colora
do Springs and Denver and spent
the most of two days making cor
rections in the Plat Book at La
mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamport are now
at home in Springfield. That
much JOY and inppiness may be
theirs through life Is the wish OF
-- A FRIEND.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09

All diseases start in the bowels.
Keep them open or you will be
sick. CASCARETS act like nat
ure. Keep liver and bowels active
without sickening gripping feel
ing. Six million people take and
recommend CASCARETS. Try
1Oc box. All druggists.
4 Mr.. Adams. of Csrrlzo. passed
through town Wednesday taking
load of concentrated copper ore
to the road which will be shipped
to the Pueblo smelters. 1t is said
to be worth $50. per ton.
T.. G. Condit spent Wednesday
night in town. He has just re-
turned from OHIO in improving
health and will again conduct the
mechanical department of the
Carrizo Miner and publish. the
back numbers.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09
Whooping Cough.

A woman who has had experl
ence with this disease, tells how
to prevent any dangerous conse
quences from it. She says. Our
three children took whooping
cough last summer. our baby boy
beng onty three months old, and
owing to our giving them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, they lost
none OF their plumpness and came
out in much better health than
other children whose parents did
not use this remedy. Our oldest
little girl would call Justify for
cough syrup between whonps.-
JESSIE PINKEY HALL. Springyille.
Ala. This Remedy is Tor sale by
DR.. X. u. Homsher & Co. Druggist.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09
Sclatlc Rheumatism Cured After

Sclatlc Rheumatism Cured After
Fourteen Years of Suffering.
II have been afflicted with sci
attic rheumatism tor fourteen
years." says Josh Edgar, of Ger
mantown, Cal. II was able to be
around but constantly suffered. l
tried everything / could hear OF
md at last was told to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which did
and was Immediately relieved and
short time cured. and l am hap
nv TO say it has not since returned" :"
WHY not use tins liniment and
get well2 1t is for sale by
DR.. II. d. Homsher & Co Druggist.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09

Colorado Springs tcoio) Gazette. Daily
Mining Edition. 81 a year In advance. All
the mining news and stock quotations.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09
Quarterly Meeting Program.
StUnIngtOn, May 14--18
tSubject to change

Services begin Wednesday even
ing. May 14th, with sermon.
7:30 o'clock.
Thursday eyening-Sermon.
Frlday-Sermon at 1920 and
7:3O
Saturilay-Seryices at 1880 and
evening; Baptismal service in af-
ternoon; Leaders and Stewards
Meeting, time to be announced
later; Quarterly Conference fol
luwing>evening service.
Sunday-Love feast at 1000 A.
NJ, followed by reception of men,
bers, sermon and sacrament of the
Lords Supper.
Mrs. Harris will conduct ser
vice especially for children some
time during the meeting, time to
be announced later.
Come with your Bibles and
"Pentecos:al Hymns"
All INVITED.
GUY Z. koNKEL. Pastor
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*
3: ::IoCAL GOSSIP I:
- :. ~

Lindsay Allen is visiting with
home folks.
Several of the boys contemplate
going away to have their eyes
treated.
Alfred 3. Allen and family are
visiting his brother G. +. on the
f'lmarron.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Hire left for Lamar
Monday. after visiting her daught-
er, Mrs. Oliver.
Mrs. Alice Thompson continues
quite i'll. The doctor reported a
very slight improvement yester
day.
E. E. Cockrum, of near Monon.
this county, was in town last Fri
day evening on real estate busl-
ness.
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Qaipine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No Cure,
no Pay. Price 25 cents.
School Dist. No. 3, Garlic, elect
ed Geo. Graham, G. A. Vogel and
Jas. A. Tanner members of the
school board.
a man by the name of Hughes
from the Cimarron has rented the
Goodwin pasture, formerly the old
Tanner ranch.
Frank Hays, Jr., proprietor OF
The HERALD, has been quite sick
with the measles at Pueblo. His
case was pronounced to be small
pox by one physician.
r. w. Wagner and family from
the CImarron were up few days
this week. Mr.. Wagner, assisted
by James Pyles and Walter Giles,
brought up $50 head of cattle
which he purchased OF John
Youngblood recently, to pasture
ct the Wlghtman ranch.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09
Low Rates Via Santa Fe.
Homeseekers' Excursions to Cali

Homeseekers' Excursions to Cali
fOrnia.
On March 4 and Is. April ! and
Is. May 6 and 90. 1902. The Atchi
son. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
way Gu. will sell Ilomeseekers
Excursion tickets from La,nar.
Colo. to all points in California at
rate of $54 for the round trip.
Tickets will he good from start
ing point on date OF sale only. hnt
stop overs viii be granted within
the going limit OF 10 days.
Returning, tickets good for con
ilnuous passage only and must be
used within 81 days from date OF
sale.
Biennial Meeting Knights OF i'yti;-
las-San Francisco, Cali. Aug.
1l-22 1902
Dates Of sale. August IS incli,-
siye. Final return limit. Septein-
her 3Ctll. 1902. Stop overs allowed
R,;tes.-Go.ng and returning by
direct route 1920. Going. VIA dl-
rect route and returning via Port
land *53lO
National BAPTIST Anniversaries
ST. Paul, MINI. May POPS 1902
Rate s3O.O5 for round trip.
Dates of sale May II. IS. 10. Linn
its-Tlckets will be good for re
turn leaving ST. Paul OF MInneap-
oils not earlier than May 81 nor
later than May 20, except that by
depositing tickets with JOINT agent
not earlier than May 20 and upon
payment of so cents Jrint agency
fee at time of deposit, return limit
may he extended to leave St. Paul
or Minneapolis up to and lnciud-
ing June so, 1902
Annual Meeting NATL Education
al Association. AIinneap
oils. M:nn., July I'LL.
Rate one regular first class fare
plus 50 90 for the round trip.
Dates of sale-Jnly 5. 6 and Z
Tickets will be good for return
ST. Paul and Minneapolis not earll-
er than July S.l nor later than
July 14th; but on deposit OF 80 cts.
joint agency fee, tickets may lie
extended to lea:e St. Paul OF
Minneapolis up to and including
Sept. l +. 1902.
For further information call on
or write to
G. J. GARVlN. As"nt.
Lamar, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09
@M%u1
This signature IL on svcry boz Ct the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablet.

LAXdnVe bfOmO. ul0ne fse'ots
~ rsnsdy tAa4 s9fes . eesS ~ - aay
Little interest was shown in the
school elet ton and meeting Mon
day. The district Is now in the
best condition financially tnas it
has been for years. The FUNDS
are both cash funds. q. Erwin
konkel was elected President and
DR.. Homsher Secretary. A SIX
mill levy was voted.
No Loss of Time.
Ihave sold e hamberlaln's Collc,
Cholera and DIs rrhoea Remedy
for years, and would rather be out
of coffee and sugar than it. sold
five bottles of 1t yesterday to
rhreshers that could go no farther,
and they are at work again this
mornlng.-H. X. PHELPS, Plymouth.
Oklahoma. As will be seen by
the above the threshers were able
to keep on with their work with
out losing a siugle days time.
You should keep a bottle of this
Remedy in your home. For sale
by
DIX. R. ID. HoMsuER Co Druggist.
Jas. z. Hancock made a flying
trip to the so.th side of the coun-
ty the first of the week in search
OF Will Regnier who was to have
returned to V. NJ. Shannon's last
week. Mr. Resnier, accompanied
by two sisters, came up Monday
not having met Mr.. Hancock, who
returned from his unsuccessful ex-
curslon Wednesday. -
The follawing committees have
been appointed for the Memorial
Day exercises by the local w. r.
G.
Music-Mamle Herbert, Josie
Smart, Novellia VanOrsdol.
Decoratlon-Clara Alexander,
w, NJ. Stewart, S. w. Smart.
Arrangements Olive Pettlcrew,
Josie Smart, Noyellia VanOrsdol.
To Cure aCold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo- Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
Honey If 1t fails to cure Il. w
Groves signature is on each box
25 cents.
Four Llsech brothers from La
Junta were stopped here last Sat
urday afternoon by Frank Utt, a
deputy sheriff from the same place.
They were driving four horse
team to a Mitchell wagon, which,
1t seems, they were trying to get
away, as Mr.. Utt had papers for
the return of the property to La
Junta where mortgages on the
outfit are held. Three of the four
brothers claimed they owned or
had rights to parts or all of the
outfit. They left Sunday noon
for La Junta, Herbert L. HomsheI
going along to guard the outfit, as
Mr., Utt had to return more rapid
ly.
Colorado Springs tcoio.) Gazette. Daily
Mining Edition. "a a year in advance. AL
the mining news and stock quotations.
The Springfield herald., 1902-05-09
WEAVING WANTED

Call and see work. / weave
Rag Carpet, Rugs, Lambrequins,
and anything that can be woven on
a loom. Call at w. II. konkel's,
Stonington, Colo.
LYDIA ELDER.