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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-10

It's Taylor e. Canaan that are giving
bargains in clothing.
C. II. Bush. Of Smithland, was in the
city Saturday.
Johnnie. get your gun" but IL you
want a good one, buy il from Hina &
Cox.
Jas. Terry returned Saturday from
visit in Missouri.
II any one hears Of a news item tel.
ephone The RECORD.
School books and supplies at Haynes
4 TAYLOR.
j. p. Deboe. Of Clinton, arrived Fri
day and will spend several days visit
ing relatives.
See our 10 cent china. il is nice.
Hicklin Bros.
A. +. Order arrived Friday and will
spend two weeks visiting.
Jas. Kevil. Of Sturgis. was in the
city Saturday and Sunday.
For fresh meat go to J. W. Owens
4 Son.
Miss Kitty Gray returned Saturday
from a weeks stay at Cerulean.
C. S. Mum returned Friday from
Colorado.
Prescriptions filed with absolutely
pure drugs and exaetness at Haynes a
Tayior's.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Eaton. Of Salem. is Wis
ting her daughter. Mrs. Eugene Love.
Miss Mile Eaton is visiting in
Smithland this week.
Call at Morris & Yates for Chase 4
Sanborn coffee.
Mrs. Glenn, Of Eddyille, is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. W. 7. Mcconnell.
Ms Hattie witherspoon. Of Mad.
isOnville. Is tHe guest Of Mrs. W. O.
Tucker.
Telephone Gilbert's for ,satermelons.
Mr.. Ed Weldon and family spent
Sunday at Crittenden Springs.
J. b. Champion left Tuesday for Ard.
more.
Gasoline retails at Eskew Brothers
shop at wholesale price.
Z. J. Hayward left Tuesday for
Amorilla. Texas.
VIM. Fowler left Tuesday for Amo-
rilla. Texas.
Have you seen our new line Of sad.
dlesI They are nice and the price Is
right. Hina & Cox.
Mr.. Thos. A. Frazier and daughter,
Kitty. Of Dalton. are the guests Of Mr..
FrA1iers scp. DIR. 7. A. Frazier.
Mr. Norfolk Moore fell down the
steps at c. Z. weIdon's last Sunday
and received painful injury. We are
glad to report her much better.
Dawson Water on tap at Haynes 4
Taylor's Fountain.
Mrs. $. A. Num-. Of Blaekford. is in
the city this week. She is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Dr. Frazier. She came
over TO see her siser. Mrs. Jane Walk
er. before her departure for the West
Telephone Gibert's for wa,ormclons.
Newt Weldon. Of Tolu. was in town
Monday. He is a son-ln.law Of Mrs. s.
A. Num-, Of Blaekford.
Give US a call when in need Of any
Sind Of stationery, such as tablets.
pencils and etc. Fohs.
A. ]. Pickles. was in Oakland City.
Ind this week. lie went over to look
at a house.
Miss Irbelle carloss Is quite sick at
her home In East Marion. She has
been threatened with Appendicitis.
Our prices and quality are both right.
Give US a call and you will be convinced.
Hina a Cor.
For "D See
Barbed n Hina
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-10
J. W. Flynn left Friday for Augusta,

d. W. rlyhn leit rrl1ay 1Or Augusta
Ky.
NJ. and Mrs. Will Carnahan returned
Friday from a visit in Webster, county
Real Estate don't bust, put your saw
ings in lot in the Weldon addition
North Main street.
Mrs. R. C Walker and daughter
Evalyn, left Wednesday for their HON,
at Grand Junction. Colo.
Mrs. Jane Walker left Wednesday
with Mrs. r. c. Walker for Grand Jun.
ction, Colo, Where she will remain
several months.
School books, tablets. pencils. etc.
Haynes & Taylor.
Mr.. Mat Dean, Of the Iron Hill neigh.
bcrhood. was in Marion Sunday attend.
ing the Presbyterian church, Of which,
he is an officer and member. Mr.. Dean
is getting up in years and does not
come to Marion often.
Misses Fannie and Virginia Blue
have returned from a visit to relations
in Union county.
Mrs. S. ID. Hodge. Of Princeton, is
visiting her many friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodge moved from here to HPrin-
ceton wears ago.
American Field Fence leads. all 9TH
ers follow. Sold by Hina & Cox,
Agents.
W. c. Carnahan and wife returned
from a trip to Webster county.
J. .. Hughes and wife and J. n.
Nimmo and wife went to Crittenden
Springs Sunday.
Percy Roney. Of Chicago, was in the
city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook. Of Kelsey,
were in the city thisweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lueien Drury. Of Nor,
garfield. spent Sunday at Crittender
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Z. Stinson. Of
Evansville, spent Sunday at crittenden
Springs.
A. c. Moore was In Sullivan Monday.
W. B. wilbom. Of FOrds Ferry, was
In town Monday.
Miss nellie Walker was In Sullivan
Monday.
Mrs. J. b. Ray left Monday for Ere.
donia. where she will make her home.
Mr.. Ray will Join her the last Of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Ray. Of Fredonia.
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Ray Sunday.
Rev Ben Andres left Monday for
Louisville where he will spend n few
days.
]. W. Blue was In Sullivan Monday.
One Of the best farmers IN the
county is Mr.. James n. Patmor. Hc
lives two and one half miles on the
road TO Salem and has just completed
a new dwelling house. Jim Is a hust.
Ter and the REcosp wishes him will.
Mr.. Job Postle,hwcight. one Of our
substantial citizens. was In town the
other day. He Is minion Of the law
In that he represents his magistcrial
prceine, dispensing justice TO his fcl.
low mortals at 80 much per Mr..
Poctlcthweight has had a hard time in
life. He Is burdened with a name that
contains fourteen letters The REooRp
suggests that he seek a private inter.
view with J. b. Ray. n they could
make trade each would have de.
cent name Of eight or nine letters.
II Dudley wallingford should deter.
mine to cover his stable with tin Il
would cost him the tidy sum Of sses.
Mrs. James Tolley has gone to yisi,
her mother In Pope county Illinois.
"whst IL ~"
WHY nice buggy and harness"
where did you get III"
AZ Hna q Cox's."
Then it's all right for Hina q Cor
pot their iron clad guarantee on L."
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-10
LITTLE RECORDS.
+. W. Num-. Dentist.

Percy Roney visited friends in Salem
this week.
American Field Fence Of all STYLES
and heights. Hina a. Cox.
Miss Virgie Num-, Of Frankfort. was
the guest Of W. o.: Tucker. Monday.
Best sewing machines on the-Near
Home. Num- a. Tucker.
Miss Brad Stodghill. Of jacksonville.
is visiting Mrs. W. o. Tucker
See the beautiful lots in Weldon ad-
ditlon on North Main street
Dr. L. Gilbert visited friends in
Hampton this week
Cold and hot baths at Metz a SEED.
berry.
Green b. Belt left Tuesday for New
Mexico.
Woods & orme carry everything
needed In the school room.
Mr. Ligc Cullen wife and grand.
daughter. Miss Cora Hudson. ofwheat.
croft. paid visit to their nephew viii
Carnehan, Of this place last week.
a. H. Reed. mining engineer; man
"semeh'' eAP'o'taton ana examination
" MINIS uso'OS'en reports omee
=,
', O'e"en' . Nunn. VINO mas oeeh
:" NO'o'ADO WIN n'' ~,'e' mss Lem
h feeling fine. looks fine and 4 fine
- ,,
your moving machin,, p;a,;,.o.,-.
sn
they are all gone.
Morvsns.ld q, M,,,oD ao,, =, n
c.,,. -, ~ :, u,sLH. n
Mrs. Hugh Hurley returned this
week from Princeton. where abe had
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Nn' j. L. AKIN.
Woods A Orme can furnish Won
books tablets states and etc. Call and
Mrs. Adah Lavender has been quite
IN this week. but we are glad 10 re.
port her better.
Go TO Eskew Brothers for machine
Ind cylinder oil. Highest grade car.
ped IN stock all the time.
Mr.. %. b. Canadian. Of Blackford
!" IN Town noooAS
Ruchter Paint, best on earth si.2O
"
Quite a number Of our people spen,
ne DAY AZ Or'.enden springs sunday.
Il Nmong INC NUMBER were mos. hiiiyaru
,so Wnlsn.snd fam,ly Loo S,ou,,,
Ina family and win Camahan and
FAMILY
1910 will buy you abarrcl Of flour at
iieklin Bros.
Mr. las Brvant and daughter NJ
lay vislted NJ and Mr.. a 3 Girls.
pm Saturday and Sunday.
M o. .-,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

portion H The saoas A new 6sssaGo
in the wsy d ssss'opsl displays -
been arranged and siH Loc.litsss a
the coabty are nos hard at wosA
preparing for a grand exhibit a
Me.a coSnty products. Races. bsl-
loon ascens,ons. baskets Of free frv1e
- tie second day Of the Fair. god
MUSIC, open air attractions. Five
man s Tournament and various otlses
smusements will entertain the vlsi-
tors during the three days Of the
third annual celebration. The rail
roads have granted extremely loo
rates and a large delegation wiu
probably 50 from this city TO take
IN the big Fair
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

"Sllves wlll 20 10 20 cents On
osaee, 70 the prophecy heard from
sh sides. The administration has
started 10 buy lo,uD ounces per
~esk, aud that helps Gold is be-
ing produced in such unusual guam
titles that, following the law of sup
ply and demand it is becornin G
cheaper as compared with silver; or
reversing the standard. silver is he
coming relatively more rare and con-
s~quently higher priced as compared
wiih gold. These and other causes
an at work and promise not only 20
senis but 80 cent silver. All Of
which 10 good news to Gunnison sill
yer minss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

The scascisy Of help in fruit Sec
eiOns of ~ North Fork and lover
OsnAisaa sal The ever rscsrriAG
Psoblsn u oss 0~nni.oa ra.cAnen
= sss>siag ~ AaaAa. aGai. ksi.es
- uin1 . Susoss sa0Gssaiua tkss
pssAaos ~ ~ ssseisss sossA vost
. ssokiasnisa u sessiAg sassuss-
y 49,. Or ~ nakiaG n do~e
aAsse - tisse WAea psschrs and
sppaRs ~ CslliAg for p;ckes~ jsst
wsa q -. II wosld seem that With
ths s0as1nCe of six weeks good
waGss h Ossnison harvest 6elds
faIo~eA ky from six weeks - two
nsouths in the orchards. outside help
coald be secured more easily than
for oae job alone. The people of
Paouia are to be commended for
their determination to keep out the
Japs and give ali jobs possible to
white folks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
It Takes
Nerve

Everything depends uf-oa
sO--r nerves X Is nerve force
that causes the brain to Gsrcc;
the motion O: your body il IS
nerve force that Causes yo.sr
heart to Pulsate, and send she
blood through YOUR vesas !;
Is nerve fo~e. that causes your
stomach to digest food. your
kidneys to 6iser the blood. and
the liver to secrete bsie.
In fact, Aesve iofce - the
power sAss suas your body. -
4 yos feel Wosu-Ossk, irritable,
nesvous, caaa0e slsep, q eee
wea, have paia q Uisssy
anywhere, yOas sssses ass
week, saA yOar syaen suar
AS~a. To ressese shis yiealiky
take Dr.. Mics Nssvise ~rAicA
~-it stssagthea ssA build -
the aesves. You caasa -
healthy wiehose sesoag sssvsA
'v~ ss4As.,. -r.s. b. 49,
k~svsss ss1 Assi-paia ssns hsss 6ssa
Ry clos coRPoassas- Early - 0as-
n>rves s~csoe ~ ~orn -esi-csu,d "a
saRp. had no App~tise. tnA>Dusetsa
very lad. and haA such awfu, eaasy
sp~tl>. Then ! began ussNG III. miSss
prove. sna scoa found Ayssk ~
MRS D l.. VOTING.
s74 rissshurg 81. New CAsase. -
-. os0s' oaopSsas b soto ~ 1ose
NsU1 bgeeto OsW 6oa0Ht. n 4 enIh. -
Dill eUeUN6 Hosr Ss0~aO.
0ilss 11o1ical Co, Ehhaf& lAl
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Fcdefatioo Of Worncn's Cuh

The Western Slope district con
ference, Federation Of Women :
Clubs, Gunnison, Aug 30 and 81.
For the above occasion an open
rate Of one fare and one-hfth is
authorized for the round trip.
Agents will collect the full amount
one and one-ffth fare and issue
regular round trip tickets to Gun
nison and return. Tickets will be
sold on August Is, % and 80. with
final limit September 5th.
5. X. HoorER.
q 2 and T. A
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
uBeu NolluruOU.
eNseussss A~s t~s

Estate Of Virginia tira-mack Deceased
The sniier ssIs.ii. hs stng issen spisutifed ca
ecutar IT The last will aud testament at Viz
gina tirs-mucs la;. of the oaiIty II 1unHi-on.
and the STATE of toltira i.. deceased hereby
gives notice thai he viii appesr before th.
4 tauuty Curt - tlunui-.n toaafF. at the
I ourt House Iu GauHl-su. at he June term o.
Monday. the 27fh aay fiueu-f Is.s. at which
time all persons having claims against ssii
e-fat. Hre notified AMI rel s-tei to attend
fur the parpl-e - having the same adjusted.
All per-oss indebted to ssid estate ar request
ed to make immediate payment te she under
signed.
dated at t,uuni=on. Colorado. this i7th day of
July, ID. iss.
EE MULLER. Executor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
4 Coed Grain Field

This week your reporter went
through 80 acre oat field ON the
rsnci, Of Theo. Davis. 1t was fall
plowed and in consequence did not
require early irrigation. In fact the
ditch was not completed till July
Let and at that time the crop needed
water badly. However, with
thorough soaking stalks began to
shoot up, growing two inches a day
under oar Colorado sun. That one
irrigation has developed a fine piece
II grain that onght to average 35
bssAels 70 the acre, although Mr..
nsvis intends to again water some
pustions Of the field that show signs
Of too carly ripening Our Gunni-
son oats are worth practically dol
lar bushel ,as they weigh 80 pounds
and better and generally sell for two
dollars . hundred. In the old
arithmetics we were taught that 81
posnds made buehel OF oats Back
eest, exceptionally fine oats run to 40
posnde. Around Denver they get
lS pound oats and the Haymaker
boys had a crop in Gunnison county
lest year that went 80 pounds.
Speaking of grain. Mr.. Davis has
50 acre. in all, including barley,
whest and peas. He has IA acres Of
mixed barley and field peas, that
will be thra.hed for his hogs The
bald barley. or some grain crop is
necessary to plant with pea. so that
vinss will climb mp ont of the dirt.
oats are generally considered better
thsa harley, ripening at the same
time - the peas. The field prom
ises . good crop. There is practi-
cally no waste as after the peas and
bar3ey are harvested, hogs turned
into the patch will clean up every
fallen grain. Mr.. Davis now has a
large drove of brood SONS in alfala
where they are thriving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
order to SHOW Css.~ On P-titios fer s.ie es
Eeai kstste

order to SHOW Csss~ On f-titioa fer sale ~
Seal tstsse
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF 6UNNIso~
In the County Court in Probate
In the matter ot the estate Order TO show ca use
81 Evan Williams de- o. pet,,ion for sale
This matter coming on 10 be- heal ON ,bi.
N,h dsy of July d. lSs. upon the petition
filed herein by William ID. Perry. ainini-trs-
tor. - said estate. for the sale Of the follow ing
described real estate. or = portion thereof.
to wit:
Lots 10 and II in Block ~, With improvements
thereon. . ene-balf interest in Lots | and in
Block ~; all in the Town of Marble. and the
Iwsdsweeda placer claim. situate on Roch
Greek Mining bi-tr,ct- All Of above described
property being ia county n Gunnison and o rate
n iolsrsco for ,he puypose ~ rsyins the
debts Of -sid estate. And il now Appearing 10
the Court from said petition That proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale Of all or = Dor
tion II said real estate
Now, therfore, IT ls ordered by the Court
thst H. J Williams and The following named
rine r., Elizabeth Jones. Margaret Jones Ivan
icues. Edward Jones and t,riffeth Jones; same
being all perssin. who are heirs of said deee-
oeiit, he and appear before said Court at the
tourt rom of said court. in the Town 81 Gun
pi-on. county and state aforesaid. on the 10Th
day of September. A. u, 1875, at the hour of 10
q clock IN the forenoon of said day then and
there to sho " cause. if any there be. Why an
order sb. aid not he mad. directing the said
iiiism u. Perry a. administrator to sell the
whole sr much of said real estate ss may be
necessary for the purI o=e- specified in said
YetitI,n.
Ii is further ordered ,ha, this order be pub
lI-h~I for al least four successive weeks in the
tinnni-on N-~>4 h-uplon. weekly public
Newspaper published in said county.
1t is further o,ierei that D. J. Lehan Of said
county 81 Gunni-on. he and he is hereby az .
pointed as guard ian al Ii'ern fer said Elizabeth
Jones. Msrv.,sr Jones, Evan Jone-, Edward
Jones and Griffith Jones. minors. TO represent
mino-s at said hearing
By the Court.
Gto- HETHERINGTO<
Aug. Aug "a. County Judge
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Ansag 3Aib.a1 Hss0k
kewsChaAS4sa Cssrsaoanauo0.

NewsCAaaDtsa CossSaDsnAno0.
Mn. kicAasA Osuus - cAiaApso
wsns wsss 0sslae ossniao.
Ars d. A. CueAAsss uiu Issss
fUr Colorsdo Cisy soea, whssv Ils~s
hss job On tbs Cotosa1e hiAlaoa.
-Four men have bssa taksn q
every bridge gang on The Rio 0rasds
and the torce Of section nen has aiso
been reduced.
Mrs. }. +. Nerplanck expects to
leave soon to JOIN her husband In
Hlenwood Springs where lac 10 lore
man OF the -. a K. u. shops.
Lake City Phonograph-Conduct-
or I. Gaiser came over from Gun
nison Saturday and reiieved con-
auetor Perkins, VINO Is taking a va
cation.
Evenlng trains from the west are
nearly always from an hour to two
houIs late. Inns is caused partly
by the time lost IN transform irult
al Aonlrose and partly by lie soft
condition ot The new broad gauge
railroad west Of them. From Mont
ross the Junction passenger trains
only ualv run Detween IT. and Is
miles an hour.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

The big excitement company will
be with us on Monday, August q
with moving pictures Of the San
Francisco disaster, and many other
amusing and instructive scenes.
Their specially, however, is illustra-
ed songs. They have with a piano
expert, George b. Gibbs, of Del
Norte who is well known to many Of
our people and cannot be too highl,
recommended. Go to see them and
you will never regret it. At the
Masonic hall, Monday, August p.
Tickets 30 and p cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Upper CunnnOn Valley
ws-ChaInpion Correspondence.

Ne"s-ehalnpion Correspondence.
Thursday, August %.
The river is very muddy from ths
Tomichi down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil spent Sun
day with W. H. futile.
The ouray camp pulled up stakes
and left Hero last Tuesday
. Rev. and Mrs. Jas. y. Davis fross
Nashville. Tenn. are stopping at ths
Fountain place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

Dorothy Denver was visiting her
grandparents in Greeley and seeing
a quantity Of feather scattered over
the henyard, said: Grandpa. YOU
ought 20 do something to keep your
chickens from wearing out 50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

FOR SALE-The Eliza Thomas
property. House and two lots. Two
blocks from bank. Electric lights
aud water in house. Price
500. Applv on premises or to
HENRY F LAKE & SON
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

h is esilsat tkst both dssaorrx..c
- rrPshaiOsa sssAs coaveus,oa will
- postpaasA 70 sAe lsss possible
ssae.s. Psohsbly late S-pssnher
Esch s.ds y pasyias tor position aud
sAsa it " fos the iatess~t Of machines
Ps1isiclass 10 have . short cam paign
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
0esa County Fair

The exhibits Of the Fair. which
will be held in Grand Junctiun the
la.t week in September viii excel any
thing ever gathered together in that
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

0icAiDua - fallsa u hss BE- ~
- NGAs0nkan. H. nOnsnssina of
kyaa ~ PsssiA,.s u 1905 y sl.sO.,
- s.se = AsaaA 80 saxs.. whess "
- srpshaisss Rscs~ TO opposs oar
0ocsUsic AcAillss
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

1A - - Ns~sCks.pios
|pnAiAs1 ~ sassusp.sA,.ss hsass.
- 1a111an1 san0anssass a &C.,
aiun eaasaV. Ne 80 vssv psosd
- sar srisss sosps 4 sa;saass
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Dn6 onDD - - -

~ Vs.nasy sascssos ida y ssk-
~ sua = s9 ~ aaG,oa. lllasoss
- ONUn Asss hAsay sAop>sd IL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
sss~s. ~ AsvAsa.ss sss sss~ss,

~ ss~ss ~ AevAh Astss sWG kkSlsssA.
STATE or COLORADO.
CorAry oF CT NNIsoN,
In the district Cosr,, No. II.
L. h. Clark. and ~. L.
Bvowneii. ss trU~sees.
PleistS9s.
lthsssr DUD~ia. esd ~
bic heisr - ts.l psv
= - ~ ossss - AsssiseAs.s ~
-. 49, sas:. .:s:s.. =
ssssss Ss.rsi6.i = ~
'''~''- i':;::s.-..
The P~s,Vls Of the sssss u Colorado - sAs
shsse ssosd n~sesdasts ON NETTING:
Voc sgs bsseby ss.eosed esd seasir-d "
answer she spplicstioa ~ the sptl ieant pioiotiA
in the shove satisied sppliestioo ~ rss,-tra-
tsOn a the 1SlbovinN isOa situate in 0usnison
Cc9uty, Colorado, so-wn: The Ir.s R.nnet
situate IN the lin Cup Mining District. 6unni-
county. Colorado. and to file yoar
answer 10 the said application in the
office of the Clert 81 -std %, rt in said oun,y
within twenty days after the service OF ihis
Summons upolI YOU. eNclt sive of the da, - such
sarv'ce ana II you tail 70 answer the said APP
cant plaintiff In tins action will apply To the
Court for the relief demanded in the appliea.
tiou herein.
Witness. z. g. Palmer. Clerk
of said Court and the seal
~ thereof at my ofhee in th.
|nrAuN Court Hon-s at GuBnison Ia
said County and state. this 3ist
DAY - July A. ID 1850.
E.G. Palmer.
CLERK
Aug 3. Aug II
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
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Aug q AugI7
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-12-06
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The secretary of the treasury has
given notice that on Dec. Is he will
anticipate interest without rebate
amounting to s12,000,000.
Henry Murphy, sixty-nine years old
an inmate Of the Minnesota Soldiers
home, was struck by a train near Min
nehaha falls and instantly killed.
A silver half dollar bearing the date
of 1904 was found in the left shoulder
of a mule that was operated on by q
veterinary surgeon at Cumberland
Md.
The National Drainage congress is
In session at Oklahoma City, Okla
Many irrigation and drainage experts
from various parts of the country are
present. r..
Allen G. Thurman, grandson of Allen
G. Thurman, late United States sen.
ator. from Ohio, suffered stroke O.
paralysis and is lying in dying con.
ditjon at the home of his parents at
Columbus, O. ss Z
Members of the Chicago ChristiaA
Endeavor union, representing 3OC
church societies of all denominations
have gone on record In favor of com.
polling Mayor Dunno to close the SO
looms on Sunday.
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and
Mrs. Reid were passengers on the
North German Lloyd steamer Prin7
Wilhelm, which sailed from South.
ampton Wednesday for New York,
where they will spend Christmas.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-12-06
FINALLY KILLED BY OFFICER
Drink-Crazed Finn Runs Amuck at
AshtabuIa, O.

Ashtabula, O.
Ashtabula, o., Dec. 6.-John H. Ke-
jampaa, Finn, while drunk, ran
amuck armed with a revolver and a
knife, attacking nearly every one he
met, with the result that five men
were more or less seriously injured
and Kejampaa lies dead at the morgue.
Kejampaa was a laborer on the
docks at Ashtabula harbor. He first
entered a confectionery store on Oak
street and shot John Herlery in the
neck. A few minutes later he shot
Otto Mackey in the neck, causing a
serious wound.
The drunken man rushed out of the
store and shot twice at Emil Upper,
who was driving by in delivery
wagon. Entering Alexander Roeman's
saloon he slashed right and left with
knife and stabbed Matt Hakulinen
In the shoulder and Oscar Koshing in
the arm.
Policeman John Hummer took a
hand in the affray at this time and he
and Kejampaa had a hand to hand
fight. The drunken man was getting
the better of the officer when the po-
liceman drew his revolver and ended
the encounter by sending bullet
through his antagonists heart.