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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29
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News-Champioa Correspondence.
Tuesday, Nov. &c.
ID. {. Tobin left for Gunnison
Friday.
Ars. SEWER and son left Wednes-
day for beaver.
Booss Caaeron wss in camp with
. losd of bsef Saturday.
Our mill 10 frozen up. These cold
nights make all tho water ice.
VIM. johnson, of potato fams,
wss in camp Tuesday with a load Of
beauties.
VIM. Edgeworth left Saturday 10
spend Thanksgiving with his child
ron in kansas.
Z. l.. Sitter left for his home in
Hotchkiss, Wednesday. A lower
and warmer climate suits him.
These nights make the thermo-
meter play q game in subtraction.
Minus nine Wednesday was the
lowest.
Thos. Bowen has taken VIM.
Edgeworth's lease on the Parole tun-
mel and that work will now be push
ed TO a finish.
Riley Cass, surveyor from Colora-
do Springs, spent last week survey
ing tor the Spar Copper company.
lie left for home Sunday.
The Morning Star is having the
engine put in place this week, an
expert engineer coming with it to
insure its successful working.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29
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News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Nov. &c.
There was a social dance given
here last night. Everyone va.
there and good time was had by
all.
Mrs. Susan Duncan, her son Dal.
las and Mabel Soudan are here from
sargents for a two days visit and
to attend the Thanksgiving dance,
}. e. Peltier, Of Denver, president
OF the Ethel Mining Co. come in
yesterday to start a force of men
working on their property near Box
canon lie will go to Gunnison
tomorrow 10 transact some bus;ness
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29
Oaytor,

Ne~sChampion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Nov. &c.
Geo. |. Hall was a visitor in Gun-
nison last week.
Miss Helen Hodgin left for Mont
rose Saturday morning.
Miss Grace Lord entertained q
number n at Shadow" party last
Friday
U. Robinson who was injured at
Carr S saw mill is reported TO be
much improved.
W. g. Davidson of Lake CITY
passed through here last week ON
his way to Cedaredge.
Lake Fork cattlemen are elated
over the extremely fine weather We
have been enjoying.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29
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NewsChampion Correspondence.
Wednesday, November. 81.
Miss Nalea Meek is very i'll.
Mrs.. }. II. Berg went to Cebolla
Monday.
Valentine Ehret is building some
new cabins.
We were surprised Sunday to see
some Sapinero friends.
W. H. Meek returned from Den
yer where he has been attending
business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29

The four-act drama, Because
Love You, will be presented by the
Pitkin Dramatic Club, Thanksgiving
Evening, 1907, at the Pitkin opera
house. Curtain rises at s O'Clock
sharp. Reserved seats. SOC; general
admission, 3oc. After the play a
davce will be given. Tickets SlOO
Music for the play and dance will be
furnished by the Hughes orchestra
A turkey supper will be served bv
the ladies of the NJ. E. church at 6
O'Clock and midnight, in the build
ing formerly occupied by the Pitkin
Miner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29
G~a C..sv ~ &raaul
AessCAAassua Cnsuuuonu.
wed.ss<ias Nos -.

Wed.ssdos Nos. -.
Afsrr sL< hsesery prses.n wsA
1.e-d sy sfsersea H,sk Ss,kool %,
dss@l.ss-d for The rcsaasndss oi she
useA
IL ~ very e.coarA9sN9 10 uss ~
snser~~s sno~n rs the s,seadasce Il
- many pasroa- s' e~r l,serssy $50
gram
Nate Summers h~. again tsses
ab-ssni an aeco1ui os an sstsck Il
rheumatism. bat vas abe ~ -
present Wednesday
The members oi the bays hsad
are now nearly Supplied with ,nssrs-
nsenis AND are receiving sndiv,dnsl
attention from Prof Prank.
The program gwen Wedne.1sy
afternoon was reuicred IA AZ excci-
lent manner and was very en- loysl,le.
suns sc..ua
The tsod cf hsrvess Praise
kee'i~i'on 1'-sSs.i"e xas-'s'r
a Co.ssSssce
Re- itstian Thoa.a- hssss
The P,cses euasa~
rhsns ias rrocls@st,.a. R~, Assss-~-
orisinsl STORY Ruth Nase.,u.S
"A AIhs"s-Sisias Adventure"
insira~sentsi h.-ic bsssha whsss~.
k-~.y Asbs~ cs..s.s
Thank kss,vios IN the Co.osi~-'
E--.s kl,.sss Lsnsa~
"Ths" --i.lns IA oosos.As."
Recit.s,oa JuI,.a Cssas,A
I-clsm~sion kay Pruns
Piixrsas
Let the Hills R--oaad
Debate Resolved; -Th~t Framhl In did aors
sos his coUatry than did Washiasr, o.
Affirmative: Kate Walker. Maud NJ ers.
Negative: Kate sum.ssrs. Doana hars.aa.
Violin ss'lo Wa brysns
Recitation Msy Csr,~us~r
"A Pew Thinss tc hc Thsnksal EmT.
kec'tatioo A~ss.res Doyle
Merry Autumn"
Reci,atios Nellie T,rss
"A Dressed Turkey
Current Eseats Carl Ri-~e
song school
The Moon Besminx o er the Lake"
Miss Luella johnson, Mrs. Jos
Aetroze, and Mrs. Chas. Pennins-
ton acted - judges for the debate,
and rendered the decision in favor
Of the Affirmative.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29
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NewsChaaSioa CsrrsspsoAeoes.

Wednesday, November -.
jesse Beezley returned to Psonia
the last of the week.
ID. B. Redmon spent the first of
the week at Somerset.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rush were in
Bowie the first OF the week.
Cleveland Meyers has secured a
position in the Dairy at Somerset.
Walter Boreham passed through
here Saturday enrouts for Paonis.
F. j. Rummel spent Thankseiv-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy of
Somerset.
Wesley Adams spent Saturday
and Sunday at Bowie tn, guest Of
Milton Freeman.
Harmon passed through here
Friday with bunch of cattle en-
route for Crested Butte.
VIM. Rummel is visiting his par-
ents at Somerset. He recently re-
turned from Manila where he was
in the L. s. A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29

by error Whitepine item regard
ing the Erie was credited to the reg
ular correspondent at the Pine last
week, when it should have stood by
itself as separate communication.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29

Two Days Tarpon Fishing
Included in private Train tour Of Mex
ic", VIA colorado and Southern which
,sa ,eaves Denver January IS. Ask for bar
4'-4S L. f. FISHER, q. r. A.. u,nver
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29
See Ruins of Militia

Tour all Mexico by private train leave.
Denver January -, via Colorado 4 South
ern. Write.
s-4s 4. 4. FISHER. q. r. A. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29
"Wednesday. Nov %

Jesse Beezley made a trip to the
Layton ranch Wednesday.
VIM. kennedy moved to Somer-
set Monday to reside this winter.
Evelyn Rush is spending a few
days visiting friends in Somerset.
Mrs. Mckee and son, Esely. of
Somerset visited her mother. Mrs
John Rush, last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29

Miss Lsella johnson, Mrs. jos
Aetroze, and Mrs. Chas. Pennins-
ton acted ~ judges for the debate,
and rendered the decision in favor
Of the Affirmative.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-29

The Morning Star is having the
engine put in place this week, an
expert engineer coming with it to
insure its successful working.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-30

Mrs. Robert Chamberin is very ysick.
Charley Killebrew went to Welch
this morning.
w. w. Staats went to Chelsea last
evening for few days.
Miss Grace Vinsel of Carthage, Mo-,
is visiting Miss D. w. Bottenfeld
Mrs. M. e. Bane went to Sparks,
Oklahoma this morning for a visit
Blddie Reamer and Tott Hunt were
out hunting yesterday afternoon.
Attorney Swarts, of Chelsea, was in
town today on professional business.
Oliver Nation, salesman for the
Butler Paper Co., was in the city to-
day taking orders
Rev. j. B. Mcdonald went west on
the Frisco yesterday. He held con-
ference at Claremore last night and
will hold one today at Chelsea.
Deputy Payne brought in Henry
BLY, from Chatfee this morning on
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses. He was bound over to ap-
pear before the grand jury,
Judge Parker will hold court at
Claremore on Thursday, October 81;
Bartlesville, Friday, November l:
Pryor Creek, Monday, November 4;
Sallisaw, Tuesday, November 5.
Rufus Rastus in Dixie gave a per-
formance at the opera house lastnight
and it was pronounced by all to be
first class. Owing to quarantine at
on account of scarlet fever
scare, the troupe Cancelled its engage
ment there and will give another per-
formance at the Auditorium tonight.
II you want to see good show go and
see Rufus Rastus in Dixie tonight.
Governor Elect Haskell has ap-
pointed J. M. Sandlin Of Prague, his
private secretary. Mr.. Sandlin was
born in Alabama and came to Lincoln
Oklahoma, several years ago.
He taught school, and later was ad-
mitted to the bar. Last fall he was
elected a delegate to the constltu
Jional convention, where he served as
chairman of the judicial apportion-
nent committee
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-30
Mrs. Iames Entertains at Luncheon

Mrs. James Entertains at Luncheon
Mrs. o. L. James gave a one o'clock
luncheon to a number Of her friends
Tuesday, covers being laid for twelve.
The color scheme was in red, which
was carried out in the different courses
served. To the surprise of her guests,
Mrs. James had the tables arranged in
the parlor, the walls Of which were
decorated with large punches Of holly.
The chandelier was beautifully deco
rated with holly and smilax, extend
ing through a large boquet Of Ameri-
can Beauty roses placed inEthe center
of the table, The smilax reaching to
the table encircled the base Of four
colonial cut glass candle-Sticks, which
contained red candles, all burning
brightly the room being darkened for
the occasion. Compates tied with red
satin ribbon held the dainty bon bons.
AT each plate was paper mache cup
representing red rose and containing
salted nuts. The place cards were
hand painted, with pencil and plain
card attached. Each guest was re-
quested to draw picture Of the lady
seated at her left and to write rhyme
of eight lines about the lady to her
right. This form of amusement fur
nished pleasant passtime between the
courses. At each plate was also placed
beautitier for the complexion, to be
used during the luncheon course. At
the finishing of this delectable course,
which was at four o'clock, music and
social conversation whiled away the
remainder of the afternoon.
Nine courses were served.
l. California grapes in individual
baskets lined with red
2. Blue points on the half she'll
3. Bouillon.
4. Fish course.
5. Turkey course.
8. Frozen ice with maraschino
cherries.
7. Stuffed tomato with nut dress
irg.
s. Ice cream in the shape Of a rose
with individual cake,
9. Coffee with hard crackers and
Roquefort cheese.
The fayors were American Beauty
roses,
Those present were:
Mesdames Seymour Jones, Eliza
beth Peas, of Springfield, ILL.,, j. w.
Orr, d. II. Wilson. S Belhee, Emmett
Skinner, John Thomson, E. M. Pro-
basco, A. M. Etchen, @. A. Davidson,
O. @. AmundsOn.
Each guest upon departing voted Mrs.
James charming entertainer, and
expressed themselves as having spent
a most pleasant Afternoon.
Come in and see Is new patterns Of
rugs. Hollands. 28--tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-30
Beautiful Picture free.

Farm Progress. a Dig monthly agrl-
cultural paper, devoted to the interests
Of the American farmer, his home and
industries, Is giving away free with
every three-year subscription a beautI-
ful fruit picture, size 22x20 inches,
entitled "Natural Fruits" This is
a beautiful picture, 10 six colors, and
makes handsome dlning-r0cm orna-
ment Send 30 cents for a three year
subscription or three one-yGar SUBJ
scriptions today. Address all orders to
Farm Progress, st. Louis Mo.
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CARNIVAL AND
Street FAIR NEXT WEEK

Chas. Long, the advance man Of the
Lachman- Loos Hippodrome shows ar
rived in Vinita last evening to make
final arrangements for the appearance
OF that company at the Firemen's
Carnival next week. This company
comes highly recommended and car
rles 10 high class shows, merry-go-
round, razzle dazzle and Ferris wheel,
uniformed band and 2 sensational free
attractions.
This company tolerates no immoral
shows and comes endorsed by press,
public and clergy from other cities
where they have exhibited.
One whole week Of fun and frolle.
November 40.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-30
KILLED lnnLl
Insane Jealousy Leads to Death of
Three at Tulsa.

Special to Daily Chieftain.
Tulsa. Oct. 29.-As the result Of a
family quarrel d. Stockwell, promi-
nent oil man, tonight killed w e.
Campbell and his own thirteen year
old son, and then sucided.
Stockwell has had trouble with his
wife, and two weeks ago he drove her
from home, she going to Campbell's
house where she has since remained.
Campbell has son married to a
daughter Of Stockwell, living in Cal
ifornla. Mrs. Stockwell intended to
go to the daughter, expecting to start
tomorrow morning.
Stockwell went to the Campbell
home and called Campbell out. He
fired two shots from shotgun, killing
him instantly. Going home, Stockwell
fired charge into his son, who was
sick, evidently asleep in bed and then
turned the gun onhimself. Stockwell's
seventeen year old daughter was at
home but escaped and ran to a neigh
bors
All three we're dead when the a.
fcers arrived.
A peculiar feauture is that the tops
OF the heads of all three victims we're
literally blown off. Campbell is one of
Tulsa's wealthiest citizens and was 81
years old. Stockwell was 65 years of
age. Insane jealousy is given as the
cause.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-30

The jamestown, New York, Press
says: The walls Of the Samuels al
most bulged with the audience gath
cred to pass upon the performance of
Woman Of Mystery, by Courtenay
Morgan, last evening. The company
gave a fine production of the play.
The stage settings were superb Miss
Morgan is a beautiful and talented
actress. Her personal charm Of face
and form fitting the character Of
Ayshea exactly; and the applause she
received was merited genuine. she
is ideal. See her at the Auditorium,
Saturday night, Nov. 2.
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MAKE IT A HOLIDAY.

Governor. elect Haskell, Of Oklaho-
ma has written letter to President
Roosevelt, asking him to proclaim
November 10th, the day when he is
sues the statehood proclamation, a
holiday for. the Indian Territory side
OF the new state.
This is the province of the presi-
dent absolutely and there IS no ques-
tion but that the president will com
ply with the governors request. The
day will be generally observed in Ok.
lahoma by gubernatorial proclama-
tion.
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A Boy or Girl

Can earn as much as a man. We want
boys and girls who want to earn money
to solicit subscriptions to The Kansas
City Weekly Star. Don't hesitate be-
cause you are young, as you can Go the
work as readily as older persons and
we will pay you just the same. The
Kansas City Weekly Star is the best
known weekly newspaper in the West
and your spare time spent working sor
1t will pay you handsomely, not in toys
watches or other small wares, but in
cash. Write today for terms and full
information. Address
THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY STAR
Kansas City, No
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To Whom Il Mav concern.

/ give notice to my creditors Any
body knowing themselves indebted
to me, will make settlement within
four months from date. If anyone
has any claim against me he will pre-.
sent 1t for settlement In the specified
rime as I intend TO leave the Chero-
kee nation permanently within that
time. Respectfully,
w. NJ. SMITH
Alluwee, I. T., Oct. n. 1907.
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LOCAL NOTES
Try a want ad.

LIy WdnO du'
Guy Patten went to Chelsea this
morning.
S. A. Brown went to Muskogee this
morning
O. L. Connor returned from Fair
land this morning.
w. II. Hurst, piano tuner Of Kan
sas City, is here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred .Chubb returned
from Spavinaw last evening.
Edward Graves of st, Joe, Mo-, is
registered at the Cobb today.
Sam Cobb and wife returned yester
day from the Dallas State fair.
Jack Bradley of Sallisaw, was regis
tered at the Green this morning.
We've got it; Wen get ii, or it's--nOt
in tOwn. Pare Food Grocery Phone
1853.
w. M. Charlesworth has removed his
family and household effects to Cass-
vile, Mo.
Miss Leila Slough leaves this even
ing for Troy Ala, wherezshe will
teach school.
The prices of seats for the show to-
night have been reduced to 25 and so
cents.
Mrs. Edgar Marrs, of Alton, arrived
this morning to visit Mr.. and Mrs
d. NJ Mars.
Judge John B. Turner today moved
his law office from the Wade building
to his residence.
Miss Jarrett and Miss Brown, of Pig
Cabin, were shopping in this city yes
terday afternoon.
Sam Packston, produce man of Chel-
sea, passed through this morning on
his way to Chetopa.
The commissioners of Craig county
will meet at the office of Theo D. B.
Frear next Saturday, Nov. 2.
The Flremen's Carnival will begin
next Monday The people who will
furnish the shows and amusements
number 200 people.
T.achman-Loos big shows are dis
tributing advertising matter for the
Fireman's Carnival which begins
Monday, November 4.
While digging a we'll on the W. L.
Mayes farm, near Pryor Greek, work
men encountered a laage body of zinc
ore at depth Of Is feet.
J. V. Roberts, N. K. Warner, A. lB.
Wright and NJ. II. Guile returned last
evening from a successful hunting trip
in the Spavnaw hills.
Marriage license were issued yester-
day to Rabbit b. Copeland and Miss
Hattie G. Russell, Fairland; James M.
Martin and Miss Nellie A. Ince,
Vinita; Clarence ConneIl and Miss
Grace Davis, Carthage, Mo.
The New Cobb hotel has recently
been repainted and re-papered through
out, adding much to the appearance OF
tEe entire interior of the building.
Tie Cobb IS Vinlta's most popular
hcstlery, and is ably managed by 0. l..
James, who knows the hotel business
from to 2.
q ]
Last Monday night the knights OF
Pythias held an interesting meeting
Besides the imortant business that
was before the lodge, Chas Teenor
won the spurs in the rank OF Knight
aud Joe Adair was advanced to the
rank Of Esquire. Outside the banquet
held some time since, this was the
largest and most interesting. The X
Of P. are working up record, new
Henry johnson class, and are speaking
Of later stepping into Uniform Rank
Every young man should join this
order. .
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Bring your work mules to- 9. Gray's
Mule Barn. He will buy them. 264tf
Tickets for the Jersey Dairy will be
on sale at the Golden Rule and EN-
pire Neat Market.-Geo.. W. Sell
Del. 28S1m
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Come in and see Is new patterns Of
rugs. Hollands. 2S--tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
M|NOT MILLER GOT
INTO WRONG HOUSE
Good Joke Told on We'll Known
Flour Manufacturer-GOt In.
to his Neighbours Bed Think.
ing it Was His Own.

A we'll known Minot miller is
standing the ioshing Of his
friends for a bit of absent-minC.
ness which he displayed the other
evening. His wife is away from
home and he returned to his
home on the North Side from
work at the mill ut about ten
O'Clock. He occupies the last
house in a row of three cottages,
all built exactly alike. A young
man and his wife room at the
miller's home and he did not
think it strange that there were
five or six ladies in the pallor as
he entered the house that night
In fact, his next door paighbor
and her daughter were there and
asked him to have a seat. The
miller replied that h. was tired
and would go straight to bed.
He walked into the ted room,
parting the curtains, and soon
was about ready to "pound his
ear" when he CHANGED to look
about the room more closely.
His bed had but one pillow
when he left in the morning.
This one had two. True it sat
in the room as usual, but there
were odd pieces OF furniture
about the place. Could it be
possible that he had crawled in
to the wrong bed? Quicker than
a flash, out of the strange bed
the miller jumped, donned his
clothing and reddeninx under a
thousand bushes, explained
matters to his hostess. The la
dies ali enjoyed a hearty laugh
and the miller soon regained his
composure and laughed with the
rest,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

REDUCTION.
We have a big
lot of Shoes that
we want to close
out and will make
it an object to
you if you buy
right away. These
also 60 at less
than cost. Lay
in q supply for a
couple of years.
You seldom get
such an opportu-
nitv. Remember
~ when Won want
Shoes W-alwnvs
carry II big line.
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Why We Sell So Cheap.

W. are big bu.?er@ W. pay cash
i,r every dollars ", ri h If goods hat
come in,n This store. ami take our Dis
counts. We dun't have 10 pay , hi.'.
rate OF interest on the money Invested
ia this store Our business i r,,, ~
an economical basis OF course 81.
customers get 1ll- advantage ri ..,,r
business methods We don't want 10
''hcg' anyone We wanttn live ,,"b
lp line. and always give our cuS's,u,-
-r- The advantage Think this ',v.r
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
It is Fine to Teach at Harrison.

The mothers of Harrison
school met with Miss McGrath
at her school house on Thursday
afternoon. They did not come
to spy about and see how much
dirt they could find, or what she
had cooked for the Ladies Aid,
but like the grand, noble, moth
erly women they are, they came
with words OF hearty cheer and
their buggies completely loaded
down with good things to eat;
rolls, fruit, pies, cakes cream,
fried chickens and twenty other
things, enough to last a month.
A teacher feels like doing her
best work among euch earnest,
true-hearted, people. The school
children reflect the kindly and
noble lives OF their parents.
The Aid will meet on Friday
next to quilt q quilt ut Mrs.
Jenson's, near the iron bridge.
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WE HAVE THE ADVANTAGE

Nw.w-
W. 9th
II aH,ri il.
small profits is We jn~ l4ypa
i M-u; YOUTH. hand
linz" Underwear and. n
s.vre
hJr fAEy
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

Automobile Owners: We can insur-
your auto while in any part OF the state
against loss by fire for $50 80 per thou
sand. Montgnmery& Company.
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FoR SALE 314 7, G Mandt wagon
3" tire, as goo Us new at bargain, Used
about two mo lttts, EARL WALDRgF,
T2at4 Elite Steam Laundry,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

The Grand Forks Evening
Times recently contained pic'.
ure of the six littl- buchanan
children who were taken away
from their parents IN This city.
The Buchanan man h,d vile
were bad characters. liz fAthe.
being the most worthless fellow
we have ever seen. The children
from their pictures appear" '"'
fari' y Very we'll and will llkti'
turn "'l' ~ I've excellent men an,'
Won IN und-.r 1h- Influence ~
this worthy honr.
The Harvey ttrl'" T. who w.l+
buncOed ~ ,br slick >'rr,H" r.;,I
estate dealers in'., a.,+r ing TO
pay n dollar an ser. I r. lhr'r
laud within t.n .lt.~ 4 rI,n time
it was il:jvt.r'i-et 81 ltd with
the lax rs b, i',,I,'. thou 500.
Gran, : N,lIn, ,G>. ko,uu Z.
BliI-u.ii-B'ri ~. ck. MjuOt. n
d., inhn- tIu'eN ~ l,'l, pr,''f Is
made, III small = ',,i!iit>. to
homes leaders. VIII. him, or
call on him.
FoUND---Pocket book, containing
money, east of this city. Call at this
Office and describe it.