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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-28

Washington, Nov. 2S.-Presldant Roosevelt is writing a letter to be read at the Jewish Thanksgiving cere- monies at Carnegie hall New York City, on Thursday, November 30 He was invited to attend and expressed a great desire to do so, but told the tCmmitte ee that he thought ii was he duty as we'll as great privilege of every husband and father to spend Thanksgiving day with his family He will 90 to church in the morning and the afternoon will be spent with young Theodore, Jr., who is coming home from Harvard and the other teys in the country or wherever they can get the freshest air and the most fun
 President Cleveland will make 5s,e rrincipal address at the Jewish cele- efation. Judge Sl,lzbereer of Phila- delphia, Gov. Hieoins of New York and Mayor Mcclellan are also on the lfogram. But the letter which the president is now writing will be of supreme importance, because it will define the attitude of the government ot the United States toward the pres &nt situation in Russia and express the abhorrence felt by this entire na- ton concerning the massacres and prosecutions of the Jews in that coun- try The information received here from almost every place where ant1- Jewish riots have occurred has uni formly confirmed the newspaper dis patches that the outbreaks were in- cited by officials of the government, that the mobs were led by persons in authority, and that rne killing was Chiefly done by the soldiers and the Eol-ce. It cannot be said that the czar is responsible, for he could not nave prevented these wholesale |siaughters. He has all he can do to protect himself. Nor can Count Wit e ye blamed, because his authority Ps not recognized. The blame rests npon the Russian court the Russian government generally, and particu- arly upon the holy synod and the priesthood of the Greek church, for
 aVlng tolerated and encouraged
 1eW-balting' and for continuing in
 uehority officials who have in the
 ast encouraged violent outbreaks of
 llglous fanaticism and race preju- Ice.
 fresident Roosevelt has received
 ppeals from every quarter. He has
 zen waited upon by committees, and
 dally mail is loaded with letters,
 soiutlons and petitions from organi-
 'ions and individuals in every part
 the country, begging him in the l~e or humanity to do something.
 '' there is noth1ng he can do. It \ pola be idle to remonstrate with the | ueSian government. which is too
 potent to enforce it's own authority
 nere would be no useN expostulat-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-28

Ing with the local officials, who are di rectly responsible for the n.aSsacres
 Eut the president wir1 take this aeoa- sion to express his sympathy With the oppressed ani persecuted race and to appeal to other nations to join with the United States to prevent q recur- renee of the horrors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-28
PLANTATION PURCHASE.

MT. F. H Walker has purchased the Wilkins anl Walker plantation, bet ter known as the Wright place, north west of the city limits. The purchase price was S17,500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-28

Wm. Eisenkramer. the popular Sec end avenue tailor. will make a busi- ness and pleasure trip to Grady next Sunday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-28

with hJs left hand and with his right ..aud he drew q P >toI from his pocIlvt and beat the governor in the face and eyer he head with it
 Governor Davis was badly frightcn- ct and began calling for help.
 Don't let him kill me. for Gods sake; don't let him Kill me-" he said, Mr Dinsmofe desisted and Cover nor Davis heI to the writing room
 Both mon are painfully but not sc riously injured
 Gov. Davis drove out to the cout- try this morning to fill his appoiu-- ment at Durham
 NIT. Ej4s@0re was lown town this morning receiving the congratulations of his friends and returning their hearty hauashakes
 .daHg people regard this incident as a personal matter between the two sner. and do not think that it will hINe dHS DSdllH9 OH tue Stlti elidl campaign
 
 believe that a really good article in general use, having intrinsic merits : that is largely. well cheaply and ils telli2ently advertised, shoull pay q @ooa percentage upon the investment -Thomas ! Barrett. Managing D rector, Pears Soap" r.endon.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-23

Wednesdays and Saturdays.
You will always find a prescrip-
ton clerk at the La Junta Drug
Company.
For SALE-Camp wagon, team
and harness: also two farm wagons.
Inquire Of J. H. Rapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Carlton left
Sunday for Manitou to enjoy a
weeks outing in the mountains.
Gem" -four, best in the market.
Every SICK guaranteed or money
refunded.-h Junta Milling Co.
E. w. Pierce returned home last
Saturday from Kansas City. No.,
where he has been enjoy ing a three
weeks vacation.
L. n. wilkins has accepted the
position Of manager Of the Furniture
Exchange Company. and will be in
stalled some day this week.
Mrs. E. W. Messenger left Mon
day morning for Boulder for the
purpose Of entering the sanatarium
there and having an operation per
formed.
Mrs. Robert Denny and children
came down from La Junta Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Denny will continue
his fathers business. Garden City
Herald.
LOsr-A crocheted silk baby's
hood. between Ii Junta and Grand
Valley. Last Thursday. Finder will
please leave at this Office and re-
ceive reward.
J. H. Simonton lost q valuable
colt by lightning last Saturday
hight. The animal was only three
months Old. yet J. H. thought him
worth 4. least $50.
II some one offered you good
I've room hours worth 81. $50 for
$50 you would grab il. have one
listed that in the finiah will just cost
you this amount. .-R. B. Cook.
.s01D p. TufA = q. Loci, No..
superintendent Of The sevsnth divi-
sion Of the railway mail service.
passed through La Junta last Satur-
lay morning on his way to the Port
and Exposition.
Mrs. nellie G. Hutchinson writes
70 change the address Of her great
family journal from Tacoma. WASH.
% SteilacoOm, WASH. in which
after pla, she and Mr.. Hutchinson
ire at present located.
c. H. Young, western superinten-
lent for the Well-Fargo Express
died in Denver last Fri
lay morning. aged ~ years. Mr..
Young was quite generally and
lavorably known throughout the
southwest.
For the occasion Of the Prowers
county Fair, August 3Oth to Sep
:ember LIST, the Santa Fe will make
/ rate of one standard fare for the
,ound trip. Dates Of sale. August
9Th to September 1st; return limit.
ID.
C. F. Kendall left last Sunday
tight on No. 6 for Chicago and New
FORK to purchase the swellest line
Il dry goods for the fall and winter
,rade that ever happened in La
Iunta. Mr.. Kendall expects to be
lbsent about two weeks.
Earl Sheets, formerly Of La Junta,
writes US from Provo. Utah. that he
. the lucky possessor Of No. 25S in
he big drawing for lands in the
Jintah reservation. and authorizes
u to extend an invitation to all La
Juntaites to pay him a visit down on
he farm in Utah.
8. Dunkin, who has held the posi-
ion Of manager Of the Furniture
Company for several
past, resigned this week and
'as accepted q position with the
colorado Telephone Company as
for new business. Mr..
)unkin left Monday morning for an
visit through the Valley in
he interest of the company.
W. A. Mattox has just closed
contract with A. w. Shelton of Hol-
,rook for the installation Of a 35
Olds, = gas mot gaso-
incl engine, with suction gas pro-
lueef. The gas is the same as used
The oasis., 1905-10-28

T ast Thence lasfets n Hfouies Nt f tn fHet Nn fhepe w leefrfs ia HlatfNs tm n M fufsff NnH FNtnfe HeNfeft " HfiNfies Nm f ia NHfHef Nf fHaHfn H deeftes iN mhNie ipNf iHeefiiNf Nn lhe flase f
 ftEsI EASTERN nsmunltr ai corner Na HhtHgf iltf NE enrief ei section 3 v a A. t " k HueFa ~ 3 IeFftte 1l H3uuits N Hr7 Y Nisf iheHEe degrees U min. ufre W dNV f fo corner Nu 2 Thence ~ -I degrees p minute. W lfnu f c. corner Ned conner Np Thence I degrees lg min. utes i'UN ft tl corner No i tho place Of beginning.
 Variations et the eornefs of all Inc above entitled olaIms e dpEfees cast
 Adjoining claims afc fhr Dtnuu No 2, Do the ~aiero lode Cn the east gll Dnsufyeyed. The names of other claims bounding there. vu are unknown. There are no conflicting claims.
 rhe location notices of the said claims are recorded in the fice of the county recorder in books of mining locations, as follows, to.wit Mineral Vest Book l, page 70. Min eral Nc l. Book l. page 70; Mineral No 2, Book !. page 5i0; Albert, Book !, page 5S: Albert NJ 2 Book l, page 73; Oak, Book l. page 52. Albion. Book ,. page l92 Record, Book 5 page l9l steinfeid West Boak l, page 70; Steinield, Book I, page 56 Alto, BDok 5 page abss Alto East, Book l. page s2; Grand Prize, Raok 1, page Sl; Ophir No 2 Beok 5 page ls9; Ophir No |, Book ,, page lss Excelsior West. Book 1, page eS; Excelsior Book l, page s0; Hillside, Book 2 page I60: Bueaa A ista, Book l. page s6 D0nau, Book l. page K; Great Eastern Book 2 page 102 MILTON R MOORE, Register.
 First publication October 1l last December 2, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-10-28

MINING APPLICATION NO. 105l. United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, September (, 1905, Notice is hereby given That Nen- tana Mining Company, corporation, by its attorney in fact Edward l.. Vail of Tucson, Arizona, has made application for patent 10 the Enterprise, Ninety Nine, Urndurh and Colorado Lodes, and the 0rndOrH Mtll-site, Survey No 2O63 X and E, in Township 20, south, Range East, tunsurveyed) in the VentAna Mining District, in Pima County, Territory 0f Arizona, described as follows.
 ENTERPRISE LODE: Beginning at Cor No l, whence q ; l. M No 2063, brs x 29 degrees 5 minutes k, 5209 it. thence $ 5l degrees + minutes w 6u0 1t t3 Cor No 2; thence N 46 degrees 36 minutes ", i500 ft to Cor No 3; No 1; thence 46 degrees s6 minutes E, 1500 it co Cor No l the place oi beginning.
 NINETY NINE LODE Beginning at Cor No l, whence ' ]. M NJ 206S brs 70 degrees minutes w. 605.s fl 10 Cor No 2j thence n degrees 42 minutes " 1900 1t C. Cor No $ {; thence 46 degrees 36 minutes E, 6u5.s ft te Cor No (; thence 5l degrees 42 minutes E, I500 it 70 Cor Nc ! the place 0f beginning
 ORND0RFF LODE: Beginning at Cor No i whence q T. VI NO 2ub5 brs N 40 degrees 1s minutes E 44N.7 ft; thence Ae degrees So minutes w. G05S 1t to Cor No 2 thence \ 51 degrees 42 minutes k, l500 it to Ger Nc a; thence $ 46 degrees 56 minutes E, b05.sft t1 Cor No f thence al degrees 42 minutes VI l5oQ 4t U CT No1. the place f beginning
 COLORADO LODE Beginning at Cor NJ l,
 
 minutes w S336 ft; thence al degrees 43 minutes r, 600 1t to Cor No 2; thence 97 degrees V minutes ', i500 | to CpT No Si thence \ 5l degrees r minutes " GO ( t0 Cor Nc ! thenne ~ degrees II minutes w l59V ~ q Cor No 1, the place ol beginning.
 0ItND0KIF MIIIrSlTE; Beginning at Cor No ! whence ' ]. NJ No 2eN8 bfs \ T degrees w ZlN5hit it thenee 7d degrees ~ minutes V a30 fl to Cor NJ 9sthenre z degrees 56 minutes k, o60 It so Ger No ai thence Ts degrees N minutes VI SC # te Cor No (; thence \ 2g degrees 56 minutes w, d60 fl to Con A01, the place of beginning.
 The location notices Gf the above claims and mill-site are f record in tho oiHee of the County Recorder M Pima County, TefAtory of Arzena as fllioMs
 0f the Enterprise Lode, in Book XIX. Records of Mines, at page Al Of the Ninety-Ninc Lode, m Book 6G, Records cf Mlnes, at page 2ls; of the 0rndolff Lode, in Book Ct, Records of Mines, at page PIT; Of the Colorado Lode, i'll Book GG, Records cf Mines. at page 2l6; and of the 0rndorff Miil-site, in Book 2, Mili-stes, tt page a4 MILTON I MOORE, Register
 First publication September 9, last November II, l905.
The oasis., 1905-10-28
asesp.Ion .o Iadgs bod M,s. bod.

NsfepNoH to iunee euo WIS. Doan.
 Saturday evening at Inc resi. dence of Mir. and Mrs. Charles [. Fowler. on sonoita avenue. there was rendered reception 10 Judge and Mrs. F. M. Doan that was at- tended by number of prominer { people well known in Nogales.
 Beside the guests of honor there were present the following named ladies and gentlemcn MT. and Mrs. l. Burgoon, Mir. and Mrs. k. l.. Crowell. Doctor and Mrs. Ray Ferguson, Mir and Mrs. NJ. Bohall, Mir. and Mrs Allen T. Bird, MT. and Mrs. H. M Chapman, Mr and Mrs. H. ". Kelsey, Mir. and Mrs. J E. Bristol, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. N c. Banks, Mrs. Harrington. Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Miss Brown, Miss Miller, Mir. Frank Doan, Mir. +. S. Nave, pr. L. T. Bristol, Mir. Albert NJ. sames, Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Fowler Jr., Miss Bessie Fowler, Miss Mildred Fowler.
 Refreshments were served and the guests were entertained also with the ever popular Five Hund- red The first prize for ladies was won By Mrs. Brown with a score of 1870, and Mr. Burgoon carried away the first prize for gentlemen upon score of 2050. Mrs. A. l.. Lewis claimed a prize for having the most points-4000, but so many of them were of that the net result was not satisfactory to the awarding committee. Mrs. Judge Doan secured the consola- ton prize for the ladies, and Mir. Allen I, Bird that for the gentle men.
 At midnight the gathering dis rersed, congratulating themselves upon having passed a very pleas ant evening, and their host and lia~fes- upon their success as enter NefS
The oasis., 1905-10-28

MINERAL APPLICATION NO 20 United States Land Office. Phwnix Afiz9na October 24 19p5 Notice is hereby given that Albert Sfeinfeld has made application for patent to the Mineral West, Mineral Nh. l. Mineral No. 2 Albert Albert No. ,, Oak Record. Albion. Stein field West sieinfefd, Alto, Alto East. Grand Prize, 0phir No. 2, Ophir No ]. Excelsior West Excelsior, Hillside Buena Vista. Donau, and Great Eastern lodes, Survey No. 2l37, in See tions II. 12, l3 and II, Township q S. k. II E., and in Sections and is, Township 21 &. K. 15 E. lunsuryeyedl in Iyndall Mining District, santa Cruz County Territory Of Ari- zuna, described as follows, tO-wt
 MINERAL WEST Beginning tt corner No l. whence the quarter corner between sections II and l2, T 2l :. R Il E, C X $ k E X M bears 36 degrees 57 minutes F G0S.4 ft dist. Thence < , degrees Il minutes V too t to corner No ?. Thence \ Sf degrees 23 minutes 1900 1t to corner No 3. Thence \ degrees II minutes E 6iW fl to corner No i. Thence $ 8 degrees 23 minutes V l500 it to corner No l, the place af beginning
 MINERAL NO. I; Beginning at corner No ]. whence the quarter corner between sections II and l2 bears 73 degrees Ii minutes " li771 ft dist. Thence degrees n minutes V GOO t ta corner No ?. Thence $ S7 degrees le minutes l5oo fl Co cerner No G. Thence \ degrees 4 minutes | e0Q ft Co corner No ]. Theuce S7 degrees l9 minutes V I5G0 fl tO corner No 1, thp place of beginning.
 MINERAL NO. 2: Beginning at corner No }, whence tine quarter corner between sections
The oasis., 1905-10-28

saturday erenining Judge Man- ~ lserfefa and family, came up trnm Htrnosillo and were at No- 1aies se eful days.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05
Extra Copies.

An illustrated writeup of Sedg-
wick county is published on the
first page of The GritAdvocate
this week. This article was writ
ten by Miss Martha A. Taylor,
special correspondent for the
Rocky Mountain News and the
Ranch News, of Denver. 1t APP
peared in the current issue of the
last named publication, and it is
by the courtesy Of the publishers
Of that paper that it appears IN
this issue of The Grit Advocate.
Extracts from the article were
published IN this paper a few
weeks since. when it appeared in
the Rocky Mountain News, but as
we were not able at that time to
publish the entire article we ar
ranged to use it this week with
the illustrations used in the Ranch
News.
We have limited number of
extra copies of the paper which
may be secured at this office by
any persons who desire them at 5
cents per copy.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05
LOCAL NEWS

Last Sunday morning the Pet
ersen canal broke through its
banks near the headgate and a
large volume of water was spread
over the territory adjacent to the
canal. Z. J. Frederick superin-
tendent of the irrigation district.
and a force of men worked from
Sunday noon until Tuesday even
ing building Il dam across the ca
nal above the headgate and the
flow of water down the canal was
stopped. Several days will be
required to repair the break and
until it is repaired irrigation must
cease. The high water also caus-
ed a break mt the head of the Set
tiers ditch but this can be more
easily repaired than the one in
the Petersen canal.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05
4 Creeping Death

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. j. +. Stearns,
Belle Plain, Minnesota, writes that Il
friend drcadfully injured his hand
which swellcd up like blood poisoning.
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc drew out the
poison, healed the wound, and saved
MS life. Best in the world for burns
and sores. % cents at the Ju!esbuTg
Drug Company's store.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

The election OF school directors
was held in the districts through
out the county last Monday. AS
yet reports from all of these dis
tricts have not been received by
the county superintendent, but
Miss Bower has kindly agreed to
furnish US a list of the newly
elected directors AS soon as she
receiv es the returns from the
country districts. In the Jules
burg district G. L. Parker, form
erIy county superintendent, was
elected secretary. There WAS no
contest and only 81 ballots were
cast, Mr.. Parker receiving every
vote polled.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05
Notice I'O" Publication.

Department OF The Interior. Land Office at
Sterling, Colorado, April Is. 1903.
Notice i, hereby given that the following
named settle has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
of the District Court at jnlc,burg, Cplorado.
on May u. 1905 viz: James H. Parker I'd. T..
No. lls5 for the T. 1a NV 4 and j. - SN I
Section Is. Township II n. Range - W. 9TH
p. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultlVa-
ton of said land viz:
Holmes Lau&hiin, samuel H. Carlson.
Charles L. Morgan. Christ Schapcr. all OF
Julcsburg. Colorado.
ID. c. FLEMING, Register.
lst publicat ton in The Grit Advocate April Il,
1900 Last publication May ii, l9JJ.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05
Notice For Publication.

Department OF The Interior. Land Office at
Sterling. Colorado. April Il. l9N1.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
TO make final proof in support of her claim.
and that snid proof will be made before Clerk
Of the District Court aJ juIrSbur.E. tolorado.
on May ~ lal5. viz: Lille T.. Nulz ia. T..
No. I35, for the : y 81 !. section :. Township
II \. Range - W. 9Th p. NJ.
She names the following witnesses to provo
her continuous residence upon and culJiva-
tion of said land. viz:
James II. Parker. Charles l.. Morgan.
Samuel II. Carlson, Christ Schapcr. all Of
Julcsburg. Colorado.
D. c. FLEMING. Register.
lst publication in The Grit-Advocatu April 81,
1905. Last publication May -. l!Vo
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

The Clipper Studio will locate
in Julesburg in Il few days and
will be IN shape to u,nish first
class photographic work of all
kinds. This studio was here sew
eral weeks last season and the
work turned ont gave complete
satisfaction to all customers.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

The Julcsburg telephone system
was changed last week from the
automatic to the central operator
system. The central Office is To-
Gated in the Gillespie building on
the corner of Pine and Second
streets. AS yet the system is not
in good working order, but it may
improve when IL permanent oper
ator is placed IN charge.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

In Tie County Court in Probate.
To- The Matter Of The Estate or Show Cause
Alexander \. Johnson ON Petition
Deceased. for Sale of
Real Estate.
This matter coming on to be heard this End
das Of April A. u. 1905. Up,ei the petition filed
herein by William r. johnson. illustrator
of said estate for the sale OF the following
,.r,gihed real cfiatG, or a portion Thereof,
lhy Last Half of the East Half Of section
fifteen %, in Township Eleven iD North of
Range Eoriy-iivc 90 West and In Lot seven
. and the Southeast Quarter OF the south
east Quarter of Section Ten lOl in Township
Eleven 40 North Of Range f"rty-hvc go
West. containing III acres subject to mOrl-
gag. of $4,000 with interest at 10 per cent per
auGum from January lst, 1894.
The undivided ouu-hnlf interest in the
Northeast Quarter Of section Fourteen 40 in
q alrnip Eleven uD NUrJh Of Range Forty
t.y i,D West. less five 0l acres decided To
=. Z. Liddlc.
GuI the undivided onc-half interest in
S.. 0uns Twcnty-onc en- Twcnty-ci"ht c.l
a0u fhe North liaf and Southwest Quarter of
Srion Twenty 2N all in Township Ten 90
North of Range Foriy-ivc 40 West of 9th
rN. All Of said land being in "cdgwich
County, Colorado For the purpose of pay
ing lhe debts due and allowed against saLd
calalr.
And il now appearing to the court from
said petition that proper and legal grounds
exist for the sale of all or Il portion of said
real estate. NOW, therefore, II - 'Itl'it'i bS
the court that Betty Johnson. widow. and
Herbert \. johnson John \. Johnson ana
Irene +. johnson. minor children, said minors,
heir, Of said dCCvdcnt. be and appear before
said court at the court room Of said court. in
the Town of .Julrsburg and County of Scig-
wick and state aforesaid, ON the 2.th day OF
May \. y. 1898. at the hour of 10 O'Clock i'll
the forenoon of said day. then and there to
show cause. If any there be. why an order
should not he made directing the said vii liam
T johnson. administrator, to sell the whole
or 80 much of said real estate AS may be nee
"s,ary for the purpose, specified IN id.pctl-
tlOn.
It is further ordered that this order be pub
II-hed for at least four successive weeks in
The Grit-Advocate, u weekly public news
paper published In said county.
1t is further ordered that Charles W. White
of said county of Sedgwick be and he is here
by appointed as guardian ad litem for Herb
crt A. .JohnSou, j ohm n. johnson and Irene f..
johnson. minors. to represent said minors at
said hearing.
BY the Court.
A. II. MILLER.
[SEALl County Judge
1st publication in The Grit-Adv0cat" May ).
1903. Last publication May 2j 1903.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

The recent heavy rains have
made the old brick building occu-
pied BY some of the county oiiic-
ials almost uninhabitable. 1t
looks as though it would collapse
most any day, and it will certain
ly not hold together much longer.
The new county building is bad
ly needed now and it's completion
should be pushed.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

Quite number of our subscrib-
crs have called at our office dur
inc the last week and renewed
their subscriptions to our publ,
cation. The thoughtfulness of
these good friends is greatly APP
preciated, for we certainly need
the money.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

Miss Helen Adamson, first. class
instructor on piano forte; terms
reasonable; best methods used
Also can ill your order for all
first class pianos, organs, and
other musical merchandise.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

2. +. Engelhardt is up from
A rlington, Nebraska, visiting his
family and looking after business
matters. Mr.. Engelhardt is as
sociatcd with his brother-in- law,
A. J. Lud Wig, in the contracting
business and while here he will
figure on several buildings which
will be constructed in JulesburS
within the next few months.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

Joseph Kcilbert, of Lawrence,
Nebraska, spent several days in
this vicinity this week looking
after some real estate interests he
has in the southern part of the
county. Before leaving for his
home he enrolled his name upon
our subscription list.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

B. +. Clayton, mayor of Indian
ola, Iowa, and a large land owner
in this county, was here Thurs
day looking over his property.
Mr.. Clayton says this county has
improved considerably since his
last visit here years ago and he
sees no reason to regret his in
vestmenti in Cheyenne county lands
Lodge Pole Express.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-05

Mrs. Milton Jones, who has
been visiting the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. f. Loveland, for sew
eral weeks, left Tuesday night
for her home in Stuart, Iowa.
She was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Mary Cotton.