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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-26
STAR TOWNSHIP
Farmers Calls Attention O
The Game Warden
STAR, o January 25, 1905.

STAR, o January 25, 1905.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Through the
columns of your paper I would
like t. call the attention of the
Game Warden to the condition of
affairs in this neighborhood. There
is a class of citizens here who pay
no more attention to the game laws
than they do to the first command
ment. They hunt principally be-
cause they are too lazy to do any
thing else, and only work when
they have to, and are in no wise
particular as to what they kill.
Quails have been wiped off the face
of the earth. Squirrels, rabbits,
or anything that runs wild, on any
mans possessions or at any season
of the year, they are ready t. an
nihilate. Farmers, and other per-
sons who are annoyed by this class
of individuals, are aware of the
fact that it is bad policy to have
their enmity, and as it Is the Game
Warden's business to look after the
protection of game, trey would
like to shift the responsibility to
where it properly belongs. We
don't believe the Game Warden
understands what is going on
throughout the county or he would
take some action. just one exam
pie would settle the whole business
iii this community, FARMER.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

Court opened Monday morning with
Judge Martin on the bench. This is
the week tor the trial of the jury cases.
The first case was the State of Ohio
vs Clint Culumber for assault on Frank
Picket. He was found guilty by the
jury aud was remanded to Jail for
sentence.
On Tuesday the case of the i:tate of
Ohio IS Charles Duncan was trIel. He
was found guilty by tie jury OF bnrg-
lar,z,n. George Brokers dwelling
house in Murray City, and was re
n,anded to Jail for sentence.
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The ODuosftc wny.

He was Rhodes scholar at Oxford.
He had come from Germany and was
receiving his first lessons in rowing.
Back water" said the coach. The
German did not understand. The coach
explained that it meant to use his oar
Sin the opposite way" and the Rhodes
man followed instructions to the letter
as nearly as he understood. He lifted
his oar from tie rowlock and put the
handle into the water.
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OBITUARY

SUSAN +. BEERY was born In
Hooking county. Ohio, August Z.
1859, and departed this life Janu-
| ary IL, 1905, after lingering ILL
ness of several months duration,
aged IS years, months and 5 days.
She was united in marriage to
Henry Keller, October %, 1854.
To this union were born 4 child
rem, 1 son and 3 daughters.
She united with the United
Brethren church in the year 1889
and remained constant in the COM
munion and fellowship and faith
full in attendance at Its services
when her strength permitted, un-
til called to the church triumphant
after many days of suffering.
During those months of intense
suffering she bore it with christian
fortitude, never murmuring nor
complaining. All that loving hands
could do were done to ease her suf-
ferings, but God, in his infinite
power, knew all things best and
called her to that home where suf-
fering and death never comes.
She was kind neighbor and was
always willing to lend a hand in
time of need We believe todav
that she is realizing the words of
the Blessed Savior when he said
"Blessed is that servant whom his
Lord when He cometh shall find
watching"
She leaves a husband and four
children, besides IL host of friends
and relatives to mourn their loss.
Husband. children in your sorrow.
Dry thy scalning tears of pain,
Listen 10 the words of promise:
"Do not weep, I'll come again!"
Yes, Ill, angle OF your househ I'D,
Now shall guard YOU in y.ur sleep.
Calm your mourn'ul aching spirit,
Father, children do nor weep.
Oh tn. wild and fearful wailin..
Burstin. from their breasts OF woe,
Thus 20 know their uarlIng mother,
Ne'er shall smile again below.
Saiuted mother. look from heaven.
Nov behold their grief and pain.
Let them hear thine lei whisper,
do not weep. I'll come again."
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Dowden at the M.
E. Church, after which she was
laid to rest beside her father and
mother. in the U. B. Cemetery, to
await the resurrection morn.
Mrs. WIN. MOORE.
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January 10th, February 21st and

January 10th, February 21st and
March 21st, one way Colonist tick
cts from St. Louis. Thebes and Ca
rio, to points in Arkansas. Louisi-
ana and Texas via Cotton Belt
Route. Fast train leaves St. Louis
at SAB p. m. Write for folder,
map and any further information.
10. SCHAEFER. T.P.A.,
Cotton Belt Route, Cincinnati Q.
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Cheap Rates Southwest

One-way Colonist tickets Janu-
ary 18th, February 21st, March
2lst, at half Fare, plus So.
Cotton Belts fast train leaves
St. Louis at 500 p. m; another
train leaves at e:43 p. m. Write
for folder, map and other informa-
ton. L.O.SHAEFER, T.P.A..
Cotton Belt Route, Cincinnati, o.
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SECRET SOCIETY MAN.

A special train was run from Lo-
gan on Sunday morning, carrying
members of his orders and his
friends in Logan.
In his death our county, which
always claimed him, loses one of
our best men.
With his many friends the SEN
r1NEL joins in the common sarrow
at his death, and extends hearty
sympathy to the family il the sad
bereavement.
The family desire thus publicly
to return thanks to neighbors and
friends for attention and kindness
in this time of sorrow.
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As Always.

"What is your occupation. may
ask?" inquired the passenger w..h th,
skullcap.
MAP maker" said the passenger II
the long linen ulster.
Publisher. eh?"
mo: soldier" Chicago Tribune.
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Probate Notice

Notice Is herepy given that the following
acr,un S and vouchers have heen filed in
the Pr"bate Court OF Hooking County. ohio.
for first and final settlement, HntIie s. Gnr-
iisOn. AdminisIratrix of the estate Of Pearl
Garrison decreased. aud the sam Will G mt
"n for hrarin. "n tn. l7rh day of February
A. ID 10 ., at 10 o'clock Il. m. or as soon there
Ritter as NAV he convenient,
+ q. MARTIN, Probate Judge.
January 26 l9O5.-3w.
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The Way to Dress.

'Now, then" said Mrs. Polk after
timer. "how shall dress for the thea
Ter this EVENING""
'In time to see part Of the first act.
GEAR" replied ter husband uildly.-
Exchange
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DEATH OF ]. 4. KLINE
A Prominent Man, a Good Citi-
izen of Hooking County
Dies of ApOpleXY

The Columbus Press Post has the
following mention:
:'J. H. Kline, a retired Hooking
county merchant, who resided at
ia Lincoln street, died at 7 a. NJ.
Thursday of apoplexv. While en-
gagged looking after some repairs
about one of his houses at 46 Jones
avenue last Tuesday afternoon, he
was stricken, and was removed to
his home, where he fingered uncon-
scious until death.
His bosom friend, A. ". Mosure.
was with him when he was strick-
en-, and just as he told Mr.. Mosure
to use the hatchet in fixing a win
dow he reeled and would have fall
len had not Mr.. Mosure caught
him. This was the third stroke of
apoplexy Mr.. Kline has suffered,
the first being in July, 1908, and
the second, January !, 1904.
PROMINENT IN HOOKING COUNTY.
':He was born and reared in
Hooking county, and for thirty
years he conducted a general mer-
chandise business at Enterprise,
Ohio, where he was also agent for
the Hooking Valley Railroad COM
pany. In 1897 he was elected
treasurer of Hooking county, and
was reelected two years later. Af-
ter retiring from office he arranged
his business affairs and finally
came to Columbus last April. He
was well and favorably known not
only in Hooking county but through
out the entire Hooking Valley.
''He is survived by a widow, two
sons and one daughter, George K.
Kline and J. A. Kline of Enterprise.
Ohio, and Mrs. Frank Comstocx of
Rockbridge, Ohio. He is also sur
vived hy three brothers and one
sister, Barney Kline of Enterprise,
Ohio; Solomon Kline of Gibson
vile. Ohio; W. F. Kline of Hicks
vile, Ohio, and Mrs. Solomon
Primmer of Mowueque, Illinois.
All were present when death came
except the daughter and the two
brothers.
SECRET SOCIETY MAN.
"Mr. Kline was member of the
Odd Fellows and Red Men of Lo-
gan, and these orders had charge
Of the funeral, which was held at
the late residence at 6 p. IN. Fri
day. and Saturday the body was
taker TO Enterprise.
Son Sunday at 10 a. m. funeral
services were held at the NJ. E.
Church at Enterprise, and the in
terment made In Fairview cem-
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RAILWAY TINE CARD
Notice.

William Terry. wnosa res.nence - un.
known. will take notice that on the Zs'n cav
nf D,ren her l9I Emmm Terry file'' her pc.
tition in the court of Common Pleas IN
Hooking Cnu,.ty. Ohin. h-ing cause No 1854.
IN ihe ground of wiltul absence tor more
than three years last, past. and that said
cause win be for hearing on and after Feo.
ru"ry .0'h. 1915. r,.>,. rrppv
Jous C. PETIT. Attorney tor plaiptt1.
December y. l96.-6W.
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CINCINNATI & MUSKINGUM VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Passenger Train Schedule Effective Nov.
27. 1904. All Trains will leave the C..
& NJ. ". Depot, Lancaster, as follows:
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been fled in
The Probate Court o. R"cki, & County. Ohio,
for First nni Final nlS+ttlement. Martini Hart
man Admin iratriX Of the Estate Of Robert
Hnrtman d ceased, and the same will come
on tor hearing on he 18th Il " OF February A
D 1905. at 10 o'clock a IN or as sooh tnereai
ter as may be convel lent.
FP MARTIN. Probate Judge.
January 80, 1905 3w
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Notice of Appointment

Estate of Homer l.. Wright. Deceased.
The underSi.ned has been appointed and
qualified as Trustees ~ the Trust Estate
created by the VIII ~ Homer l.. Wright of
Hooking County. deceased
Dated this 9Th uav ~. Jnnuary A D 1905
ECGEN II WRIGHT.
v. C. LOWRY.
January II, I95-3w.
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Notice.

Bridget Marshall, whose residence is un-
known, will take Gotice that on the Both day
at December. 1904. plaintiff. Oscar Marshall.
filed his ..eIitInn in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Hocii G County. ohio. heirs cause
No $685. prayin. - divorce from said Bridget
Marshall on ihe ground o wilul abSrnc- Tor
mnre than three years last past, aud tn I
said cause will he for heuring on and alter
February II, 10 5.
OSCAR MARSHALL.
JOHN G. PETIT. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jannary S l9O5-6w.
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Notice of Appointment

Estate of Sarah y Moore. Deceased.
The under>irn. has heen ap"oirted and
qualified rs Administrator of th- F>tat- o.
Sara" A. Moore. late Of Hooking County, de-
ceaSed.
Dated this 18Th dav IF Januarv A. ~ 1895
GRANT MOORE, Administrator.
January 10. 1905. .3w
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EAST BoUD TRAINS.

No 81 6, 20 and 4S connect with East Bound
PENNSYLVANIA line train> at Trln nSay-
No. 81 iunS tn Z'neSville-
No y cnnnects with Pennsylvania Lines
west Bound.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
No. 10, daily except sunday. * m
No 81. daily except Sunday r. 4" IN
No 10 md 81 run through TO tfncin"a
e.. u. RENN ETr. +. M W1l.kiN~OS.
Superintendent. Geu. Ticket Ag't
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Without Stomach Drugging

persons furnishing
and efficient diseases that frequently incurape
methods stomach
reach disease that from the Digestion shot
make delay taking special of
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08
DeerheQd Items.

The ground hog Is out and spring is
coming and every body il shedding their
winter clothing.
Frank Golf Is back in the neighbor-
hood again and appears as natural as
ever.
B. H. Roberts and wife left Thurs.
day for Sumner county on q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury were severely
poisoned with poison oak but are better
at this time.
The grass is starting up green and
our DeighbOrs are cleaning up their
garden patches.
MIR. and Mrs. Crane are back at home
with their only son. He is . bright boy.
Mrs. Golf returned Saturday from
the Sharon valley where she has been
visiting her parents. Her daughter,
Bessie, returned home with her.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08

1t Is difficult to cure cough or free
yourself from the dIscomforts Of cold
unless you move the bowels. Bees
Laxative Honey and Tar acts on tho
bowels and drives all cold out OF the
system. Then comes its soothing Of.
feet and strengthening influence upon
the throat and lungs. For Group, colds,
whooping cough and all lung and bron-
chial affections. no remedy is equal to
the original Laxative Honey and Tar.
Sold by j. r. Young Drug Co.
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PO|and-China Swine.

woods County Herd Of Poland China Hogs
and White Plymouth Rock chickens.
Headed By the great boars. Sampson, No.
So64!. 1000 pound hog in show condition Per-
IScuon Know. NO. d6553, . graudoo0 Of the
1900 Perfection IL, assisted BY Tecumseh
Now for Sale fifteen sows and gifts sired by
sampson and Jones q. g., safe in pir by Per.
lection Know. Twenty October and No
vember pigs. both sexes, sired BY Perfection I
Know. Twenty-Aye Cockerels q fne Is six
&C % cents each. Inspection and correspond
weot OF ktowa. Kansas. and 8 miles north Of
Capron. Oklahoma.
ED. PRAY.
Successor to I'd and N. A. Pray.
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Sharon Items.

Mrs. Demint is very sick.
Guy Sparks has 40 acres ready plow-
ed for oats. He will SOW them some
time this week.
Elder NJ, b Ingle has been secured
to preach here twice month. He will
preach the first sermon next Sabbath.
Clarence McCune starts today (Mon-
day for old Missouri to be gone all
summer at least. Hope Clarence may
prosper wherever he is.
Three immigrant cars came into
Sharon last Friday, loaded with stock,
household goods, farm machinery etc.
Pretty good record.
a sunday school Cradle Roll" has
just been organized at the Christian
Church. Mrs. Rowe ID president and
| Mrs. Geo. Stewart is secretary
We expect to see the day when the
| whole commercial life of farmers shall
| be one of cooperative enterprise-co.
operative creameries, packing houses,
dairy farming etc.
material out of sand and cement has
arrived, and the first product was turn
ed out Thursday. All who saw it seem
to think it success.
| j. ID. Fair Is enlarging and other
wise improving the front porch on the
new house purchased of G. H. Jones.
May the Captain spend many happy
hours on that porch with that future
wife.
Harry Baucamp has purchased the
DeMOtt 40 from Uncle Billie Wilson.
He expects to build on it this spring.
Harry came here from the strip but is
formerly from Republic county, Kan.
| sas.
Any housewife who is troubled with
those pesky little varmints that "work
while you Sleep can get rid of them
entirely by simply washing bedsteads
in cold water in the dark of the moon
in March. Now don't take this as ar
inslnuatlon.
The dark of the moon in March is &
splendid time to give that hen house &
thorough cleaning and spraying will
lime water, to head off mites and lice
Then apply liberal coat of pine tar t,
the under side of the perches and yol
are sure to raise plenty of health,
chicks.
Our township trustee, John Dunkin
went to Medicine Lodge Monday {,
attend the trustees meeting. Their
should be way found to get at thos
: property owners who escape pawn,
their share of taxes, just because they
have it in the form of money, notes
, mortgages and merchandise.
b. F. Kemp's death was a shock t
everybody in this community. We hay
always cherished kindly feeling TO
him, partly because he was tn
first man to congratulate us on on
bargain when we came to Barber coun
ty, for it was in the nature of confirm
ing our judgment in the matter. MI
Kemp was kind husband and fathe
and valuable citizen. He will b
greatly missed by his friends.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08
4. T. WOODWARD & SON.
HazeHon Items.

Frank Gamble is again able to look
after the lumber and coal business.
Grandma Gamble is still improving
and will soon be in her usual health.
Charley George shipped a load of
cattle to Kansas City Monday that av
eraged 1920 pounds.
Tom Cook has returned from his Wis
it to Missouri end is now better pleased
with Kansas than eyer.
Lewis knorp will move to his new
house on the farm south of town Mon.
day or tuesday of this week.
P.L. Like visited some of the schools
In this Locality last week and while here
talked consolidation to some of the PEG.
pile.
Mrs. L.. NJ. IIandreth has been quite
sick for several days but is now i'm
proving and will soon be in her former
health.
The Presbytery was in session
at Hazelton last week. Quite a num-
Der of very able ministers were in at.
tendance.
The Pleasant Valley literary society
died last Friday night from the effect
of an overdose of disorder or something
of that nature.
Geo. Hayes, who has been on the
Ellis ranch for several years has given
up his position and will try the Indian
Territory for time at least.
The Garvin- Fausett sale was not q
success on account of the people not
being there to bid OH the stuff and but
little was offered and less sold.
The wheat prospects are far ahead of
what they were at this time last year,
besides the ground is soaked and will
not need any more rain for some time.
Charles Pond las invested some of
his last years wheat crop in nice new
buggy and is going to see what effect il
will have in enabling him to get out OF
keeping bach.
w. w. Fain arrived here from Texas
last week and will visit with relatives
and friends for some time and will la
ter on perhaps make a visit to Canads
where he has daughter living.
The Odd Fellows are taking the pre-
Iiminary steps to ascertain as to wheth
er w. E. Mocobee is suitably constitut
ed to continue to be member OF the
order and remain in good standing.
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Isabel Items.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
Justice of the Peace Sellers, in order
to help Isabel boom. offers to marry the
first couple that presents themselves,
to tie the nuptial knot good and tight
free. George reserves the right to kiss
the bride.
Uncle Jim Riggs left for Kansas
City Saturday to take treatment from
celebrated specialist there. Uncle
Jimmie's host of friends in and around
Isabel will all be glad to see him come
home we'll man.
Miss Blanche Green closed Wednes.
day very successful term of the Wav.
erland school. district IS, of Pratt coun.
ty and left Thursday for her fathers
summer home near Springvale. Miss
Green made many friends during her
stay and was social success as well as
practical teacher and all look to see
her return next year.
The following is Alkali lke's dag.
nosis of some of the people of Isabel.
Is he right?
Professor Shields-the tallest.
Earl Myers-the smallest.
JAKE Blackwelder-the crankiest.
Harley McGulre-the lankiest.
Bill Kitterman-the neatest.
M. 3. Bennett-the sweetest.
Mr.. Sheperd-the mossiest.
Jake Strohi-the bossiest.
Bob Tilden-the leanest.
Jimmy Gibson-the keenest.
Charley Whlte-the cutest.
Clyde Graves-the mutest.
Lester White-the LATEST.
Shorty Blankenship-the craziest.
Oliver Lunsford-the latest.
! Harvey Dunham-the --LATEST,
Walter Murray-the fussiest.
John Ounham, sr-the cussiest.
Dan kunkle-the busiest.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08
BEES ~
Laxative "
AND AR

An Improvement over all
Cough, Lung and Bronchial
Remedies. Cures Coughs,
Strengthens tho Lungs and
Gently Moves the Bowels.
Pleasant to the taste and
good alike for Young and Old.
PREPARED ~
el1ulo nol|ello e., ehl1ago, u.&k
For Sale By J. B. Ysune Drug GO.
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Two for the Price of One,

From now until April SOth Index
subscribers can get the Kansas City
Weekly journal free of charge ono year
by paying their subscription to the In
dex year in advance. Subscribers
who Are in arrears must pay up all ar
rearages and one year in advance in or
der to take advantage OF this offer.
This rule will be strictly adhered to.
Remember, for One Dollar you can
get both the Index and the Kansas CITY
Journal one year. Subscribe while this
ofter il open.
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Wanted.

1000 cattle to pasture (steers prefer.
red). Best pasture and finest running
water in Barber county. Ranch two
and One.half miles southwest of Isabel.
on Spring creek. W. +. GIBSON,
Isabel, Kans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08
Cattle for Pasture.

l can take care of 200 or 800 head of
cattle for pasture for the season. Plen-
ty of good water. Range miles south
west of Medicine Lodge on Cedar creek
Address, H. J. Parker, Medicine Lodge,
kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08

l am prepared to do all kinds of Shoe,
Harness, Stove and Furniture repair.
Ing. at the home of Conductor knight,
the former Carrie Nation property.-G.
L. Groves.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08

face value.
face value.
face value.
face value.
face value.
face value.
face value
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08

You can apply ManZsn inside, right
where the pain 10. It is put up in col
lapsable tubes with nozzle attachment
Tor intr0duClng It. ManZan stops pain
instantly and cures Ill kinds Of blind.
bleeding, itching aud protruding piles.
eold b ]. 3. Young Drug CO.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-08

Forsyth's mill is the right place to
get your feed. Corn chop, Kaffir chop,
bran, shorts and chicken feed always
on hand.
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The Farmers Nursery.

Can furnish you everything carried BY
nrst-class nursery at One-haff the price Won
pay eisewnere, and GU arantee everything
true to name. nothing but frst-class eoods
furnished. Goods which can't be grown here
IN nursery furnished through the Grefsa Nur
serv of Lawrence, Kansas, the oidest az
nc reliable nursery in the state.
3. &. BLACKMORE, Manager
Successor to c. A. Blackmore.
Cañon City record., 1905-09-14

the establishment OF a branch OF the
league in that city. He will return
here on Saturday and complete the
work In this city, which will, probably
require the greater part of next week
Capt. Lister has been somewhat handi-
capped here by the opening of the pub
lie schools rs it is among the students
that his campaign 10 carried on.
Geo. A. Baker returned last satur-
day from the several weeks business
trip to Kansas City, st. Louis, Chicago
and New York where he has been pur-
chasing goods for the winter trade.
Miss Rosa Kier, who accompanied him
as assistant buyer, stopped in Iowa for
. short visit with friends before COM
ing back 70 Canon.
A. J. Burleson Of Comauche, Texas.
who has been soiourning In Canon City
for several weeks. is q veritable ency-
clopedia Of Information In relation to
Texas and it's capabilities, having been