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Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26
TAKE NOTICE

That on the 10Th day Of November A n t,.r,
AT a regular Tux sale held in accordance viii,
law, t"r DELINQUENT taxes for The year 1901 al
feai estate and mining property. situate in the
county al bnnnlsou, state of Coiora 10 t,urpi-
son s,unty was the purchaser Of the foIIowiny
neserfpea mining property to-wit: The Puci,-
entas lode mining claim otherwise known aud
called the Pocnhontas lode mining claim sim.
~" IN the Tom,chi Mining District. t,uunI-o,
t"unty. Colorado. and known and d..,~na,s;
as y =. Survey No. 3tt2. for the taxc. "a 10
year isH, and tax sale certificate of purrhns o
was issued by the ouDty TREASURER 10 said
,ouhfy =, provided by law. That ther-sftey
an undivided three-sixteenths interest ia and
:" said properly was redeemed from s,ii sn,s
IN writing. assigned q. provided nv law ,i,s
unr-d.-emed portion of said tax sale c-rtifi
cste OF purchase and all the right title and in
,efeN oi rsia IuD8i-on ounty in and to sn,d
property 10 the undersigned. who ever since
hss beeh and now Is the holder and oy new
'hefrn, mat SAID mining property Was as
s.ssed Tor the SAID y~sr i~l il the mare a
rhiip = Eastman. nov deoraeeA enA il IT,
sum N eins, That il il the intenti,n ~ ~
undersigned tn demand n tag d~,.d A. pr,,y,.i.S
y law. upon said tax sale GER if~ste az ,y~r-
Chase 10 an undivided thirteen ixt..t,,hs
e. IN said proSprty
N"a ere thrscforp hereby notified that vc.r
Vine f"r Resumption from the -aid tax ssje viii
shtife on TIE md DAY q November l&1. "a
mat unless you redeem said interest in sni1
properly. ~ provided by Sertioa lis If en ~
epqrvveA nsrch End sSc entitled ..aercr.. =
! III 0emewd the execution Of a depl 10 81
isseresf m sad preperfy ~ the County Tvr.s-
aflav. asSufsSrNN"
July IeAuee
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

Estate 81 kicki.-oa G Arnold. dsssessA.
Tbs usssisr-ixnsd. having kssn apgssintsA -.
npeistvstorof the estate II kickis>u0 a. AsDslA
late III the County " Gsesi-"a. in tls nss1s Z
Coi'ssdo. dece.sed, hersSy gives poties 49, q
WI apsser hetose the osnty C"xst a 80
S"".sss's tocnty, ~ the Conrt usase in sSusni
s"n. IL the said tons,y, ~ Mo~aey, ~ 80
asy Of Ssiy, A. ID. iAE, ct the hssr - " -
=. =. I said dsy, at which line ell $500
having claims asaisst said ersase 80 $500
aud Peqoe-fed to attend 1or the poesa0 =
he.iag the ssDs sdjsss~A. All vsssa~s $500.
- - :" .eaa essess 49, reqvs~ted ~ aaAe i0aol
etSee pcyoeas - sAs ewH~s-i0ssa.
- @uso. q. b. ~.
ALI0N D AaNflp.
ssss esseessa. tuos A-Julg =.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

~ the matter os the estate Vt cssA.siup
kcsJssssis. ts~ces-~d.
>os,ce o. lserrt, slvea. thai Monsia0 slss
i1th day - August 4 b IN7. bring -, =
the regular asp- Of the Jane tern, ~ ~
county toar; IT tssnsi County ~ pvuhaAG.
IN the state ct 'osoraso. l. ~ y Rask -
Judge Il said CONT. present ny nnsI ssasl,-
sssst a. -ucA misunderstanding and pray tlss -
'rssal ct the -sRr. sad will then apply - -
discissrssd NJ -ech Administrator. ~ uAasA
time sHd pis'e. pursuant To- daiy verifssa pusi-
tissn on ME herein Judicial desersslnnt 80 ~
the sesrs.p ~ said estate will h. mad. b, sAs3i
Coart.
Dated at 6snni-oa. Colorado duly ~. M.
81. u. kOTH
suade. ,iscei -ed. u 7-s7 JuVVSynl =
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

0savss Unioa Stocx yards, Jelly g.
O0ssiaGs 81 nstive ca9tIs keFe lase
wssk we've abost sormal and prices
vii sssssined on good stsf the fsct
that eastern markets were lower.
Good beef steer. and cows closed
sAeedy, medium grades weak and
poorer grass cows of IL to % cents.
Chose cora fed steer. brought $567
sad most good killers ranged from
this down 70 IS. Corn fed and
grass finished steers brought $3.50
and North Park hay fed steers with
. grass finish brought $3.50. Some
vsry good straight grass steers from
western Colorado range were bid
SASS but the bid was refused and
they were forwarded TO 4 river mar
ket only to sell there at $3.50. Cows
were plentiful but not many good
ones here Fair corn feds brought
"a p but good ones would have
sold for more Fancy western Colo
RADIO range cows brought "a 81 bu,
not many grassers got above 34.OO,
some fair Mornings selling at $3.50
aud eastern Colorados at $3.50.
Common cows were very dull and
cold down to s 80. Bulls and veals
aboat steady with preceding week
and not much change in the feeder
and stocker market, though offer
ines Of the latter were hardly enough
TO test values Good to choice feed
err are quotable at $500 70 S4..5,
fair 60 good at $40 to 800 and
tbc common light steers at t275 TO
1926. Receipt. today were 1900.
I'll gra-eera. Market 10 TO IL cents
lower in sympathy with eastern de-
ciises.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

Miss Theodosia Ammous, dean
Of women and professor Of domestic
science AT Agricultural College died
IN Denver Wednesday morning OF
last week Miss Ammons, with the
possible exception of Mrs. Helen
Greniell has lad a larger influence
upon the scducational life of our
state than any other woman within
it's borders She practically created
the womans department OF the
agriculture college, and Of recent
years that sphere Of influence las
been extended by work in farmers
institutes, where Gunnison people
recollect her gracious and helpful
influence
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26
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\, sase saAeeSng Au1aD
m ~ uag q 49,
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s&AveH1\rGs 'Ss's's =.
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AJ,,u.,.xa - nDpssd . ~
ees 49, - inslnar>a-
salsab~ ~ - 49,.
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ss<~ ~.',.~ 49, sv~a<-n ~ -
saosesss " 5000 = IA.
essassssS :" ss'f' - -, ,-.,--
.,rsA safe. east and afns~s tsss
k.r in mind lsasx>c thai ~ f-sscPO
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Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26
A~vus ~ Ansssvussv oAs

Estate 81 Edward Norman. deceased
Tho .sdcrsiznea. having been sts,.,snt~d -
n,nistrs,or 81 the estate 81 kd~Ard As,su.on
l"ts 81 th. '"unty OF 6u"ns-on.sn the ntass -
y appear before the saaty osvt ~ - 10 SSsso-
si-on "onts. at the teurt Mouse IN tsun,.i-ssn
A. D. - at roe clock a ~. Of said sisy at vh,ct
time all persons having claims against 49,
Estate arc notified aud requested To sst~ad ~
the pnrpn~. ofhssine the same adjusted. An
persons indebted to said estate are rcuwe>sss)
TO make immsdsste payment to the umssr-
sieucd.
June. A. u. 1877.
JOkN D. JENNINGS.
Ad"'in,-trs'"rof the estate 81 Edward koss.sa,
June p July u I3h st.ss..s~i
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

1saGas - 49, Z. nsuAAs.- 6u-A
.sss-e~es~ .xsk~~asas = H. e -
1920 - e~sssy - &unea-a - - 80 =
c.s.sssds~ e>ses~a- 1872 ssss- 80 - - r.
- aoe~of eSoh>s> ~ s~assAy t<aa - -
Sunn4-s~ ~us<y = s,se Cs-sst 1-~a . -
- - aese Csusss- 90 0+s<ns. 49, - ~ =
49, \ y. ~ - ~ ksO - - e.
Aosao efnaae aDnss~s saa essAAs A. $50
- sssss-as1 - sas~e6 ~ ~ V.<1s~~ =
~ - - eAss.ssa Anss~e- .&sAa.9 =
b90<.0a - ~ us6unnsguA
n.A.d = ssssss.-s- tsss..ss-s... Nj. - - Z
&uly- 4. b. ~ U<3vEl
AA@1s.ssus.s ~ ~ sssssc ~ 1sa.a T. osuakn1.
JslS e AagA 1suu11Ir1
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

c, Rosviee-We commence cut
iaG alfalfa the 22nd. and viii rush
Tie karves ing Of l25 scrrs, 10 that
il Gill give opportunity for . good
seco~d crop. The crop looks fias,
thick the best re have ever had.
MscA Of the groand will cot thrpe
toss ed Il o.aht to average two
sd . Aalf 70 the acre. The second
csup - scoetiaes better than tie
eoa, ~ tAaa depceds On ho~ long
~ fsuss hnads "A. Edisor-As
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

Boston is planning to hold Old
Home Week Festivities from july
IS to Aug }. The celebration will
open on Sunday with Founder,
Day, Monday Patriots Day, Tues
day Homecomers Da,. "Wednesday
New ENGLAND Day, Thursday. Massa-
chusetts Day, FRIDAY. Womens Dav
Saturday Military Dav.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

A prisoner was brough, before \
police magistrate. The la,terloole "a
around and discovered that his clerk
was absent. Officer he said
what's this man charged with -
b'gfy, your honor. Hes 20,
three wives, The magistrate hook
ed at the otfcer As though astounded
a. has Ignorance. why, officer
ne sa'd that's not bigotrv: that.
trigosossctry."
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

While IN Denver .ooe.tiy de writer n.de arrange
ncaa. with the R.ah aad Raas. whereby we .se ea.btod
New.Ch..pso.. Akhossi Is s1b.ups,oa pa;oe Is d.
Il! year sad ID. paper two dunan We o(u bob 10 new
sb.crbe. nd Cd .sbscGhen p.;d year n .dv.ace for
$500. This . one a DE bes pse.;;sa o6es we have
ever been .e g a.Le. Sspse copies q both a .ppl
eae'ca FL OF he oospoa below nd u these two paper
"a he price a oae
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26
nsooss - A1Dasaussuasn - - o. -
sIATE - sO4OeADO.
In the Cossty Cosss, In Pv.A.,e.

- Ds1AesUsuso - - - U0o0oe
STATE ~ tOAOaABO.
Cotsrs ~ 6rsnss0N,
In The Cossty Cosrs, In Pruhste.
In tse matter Of tho Es<stel
VI 1sees D. Fssseli, de-
W. vistUe If ascrs<sl ar I'M If "a id C...r, i.
Pe''6ote nsAe aaA entcsea ~ ve ori - the
z'"T Gay a Smly. 4. D. 1aE, III. umdesuiswoi
wes soessIssseA esd aiser>s1 - cell q psivsse
se,e, Ut psiee IA Ie.s shsa The sp1ssi.s1
ysoessss; s.saaGioG ~ to sold ssesee n
Ssu'es d. tsrrsll, A~sessed, te-WM: All
slse right, titbe end insass~e a said js1e. h
tesssai, osseessA. heiaG - usAiviAeA ooo-eAivi
tntepest. In the stutA west Quav%ss a - ,,,s,h
west qaares ts ". y a T. n. Al n rsrsi,~
exht -, snd I've sssssh~sss yoastsr q IT, s,.1h
esst asart.f ~ D. \ offs. o. = a ssstiss s~Sea
0l. towpshsp ffsess ttal. ssstA q vusee ri~htr.
SIX ~ Vest ~ the Aisth svi.eieaI 6evi1;sn.
Entry "" r. Cte Hevte' saa kueww :. the
8ack Diamond Goal ii noe.
N"W therefore pnS~aant TO seeh oeAev the
unsse' ,gned gives notice that Ne vjIl ,,6cr a.,
sale, the above descrihsA real r-4ate ~ a..
west frsot 4 or ~ the COuoty tOu-t Nouse in
~ Town :, ftnBisOa, Cssanty ~ fsuOp,.ou
pie" al t.iossdo, IA Friday. ~. 9Th slsv ~
Auens,. ID. iSI,. at the hour .f TN o'cinsk
IN the foseaso on Of said day. T.e : ,me a. 10
aud best bidder therefor, aud at a py,ce ro,
less than the appraised valse thereof.
eetd sale To Ne subject to the appvoyal and
fc"rfirmntion ~ safd County Court .. proyid.
ed by law. '"
WILLIAM HOGAN
Admin 'ra''' at the estate IL James D. Fnrrr,l
s - 'uH'' dcceaset
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26
Motor Cars or Railroad Trattic

veccnt trial IN one Of our largest railroads
EN- q nstrs,ed that a mossr car carrying forty
isht pss-ensers can he run 'o miles in twelve
hours without stopping its engine and which is
better thea any s,esm car record. 1t is believed
by many that the day Of motor car local and
Suburban traffic is nov here. Do you know
shat them IL . better record of cures Of ston,-
sch. livsr $50 kidney ills back Of Ho-tetter :
Hso0seh bittess than any other. aud fair trial
will aeaassstrsse beyond all dosbt that
v always cssss Usss sppetites, belchibe. blost-
isG. ayspspsis. indigestion, co-tiveness. soar
vlsiaGs. heedeeAse. crsap~, diarrhses. female
ilis ~ oalavia. ntsN tskiNG the Bitters to-
eey sd - hSg s~iekly yosr various ailments
viIl di.ss.ess. SOss druggist will supply you
Win ~ 0ssui~s.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

E>s-sie " Sss<s- 4 SsssA- sus~s~~s
The u.sass~A>ss~d. kassGG hrpa apvpsssssuA -
e"is,e ~ 49, Lss< al $50 ss--ssO~~s - 1a0n q.
ss.sss& i~se ~ The C<sssky II -
ns-ss. cd Ssat< 81 Gohsssst,. A<x~nnnA
hes~sa give ssstss~ shss be- uan -
t<ar sseSss~ No tcsss,y t"sss ~ tsos.iszo
s'.snfs. 81 the Csest b.S-~ w. s.srss-us =
nsssss~, tts. izsL day u August 4 y. ~ =
the hs'us ~ ten eiscA - nf vkxA tswo -
S-css-ssss havune ctasuaz against >nsd k>sass -
sasssseA ssd requested 10 sss.ssA tsr ~ -
pre- 81 having ~ saase sdIa-t~ss. AL $780,
isss"es-a 10 snsd kneaAe ere s~yUe-s~d :. aake
,n.fsr<1ssss pay rsrns to the saAr--suDsa.
Dated ssk d~s 81 Jsiy. A y ~.
y<sct.fH ELAs 1 sTtHik.
Jsly I2 Aax y. kss.uAus.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

The Montro~e ChautaugEa ls IN
fsli swing this week. snd quite
sscccssfsi Our ne,chLors are 10 he
con gra,ulalcd os their enterprise IN
occurring an attraction which rs an
inspiration at once commercial and
educational. Nav it become a
permanent institution
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

slfslfa hsises practically - good .
price - hay. it fe~res up prstty
good retsrns per scre for alfalfa in
Gsnn'son county. Comparatively
tsw rsnchmen are raising alfalfa as
yet. it being oest adopted to the
mesa lands only recently being put
under cultivation to any great extent.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26
Seldom
Wear Out

Dr. Miles, Anti-l'ain
Pills relieve pain-not
only once, but as many
times AZ il is necessary to
take them. Many persons
who suffer from chronic
ailments find in them =
source Of great relief frosn
the suffering which they
would otherwise be COM
PEELED to endure. Their
soothing influence upon
the nerves strengthen
rather than weaken them.
For this reason they sell
dom lose their effective
ness.
Il am SO years old and have suffered
for AZ years from nervous troubles.
rheumatism and neuralgia, palpitatiou
Of the heart, shortness OF breath.
heart. The DIR. Mines Anti-Iain pills
have been a blessing to me. l don't
know what l should do without them,
and they are II only remedy have
ever used thu ,ither did not wear
out In less tinla than ] have been US
ing them: or els. the injurious results
were such tliat | world he Obliged to
cease their r-e."
MRS. q. c. ROBINSON,
II Carter St. Chstta RO0Ga, Tenn.
k~kkSS - SSS.
E:E;::i s: E:sE
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

Tie litsIe town Of Crawford Is u
have a newspaper. Beats all how
1ssse North Fork towns are growing
Next 1t will liz Somerset.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

Old Home Week will 10 held in
Bsealo from September Let TO 9TH
incissive. All persons who are
fsr1sr re~idenis Of that place will
receive sowvenir invitations by
sending their sddresees TO the .'O,d
ho0s Web" cummittee.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26
Ssfice ~ istestios IL R~masA r,x Nrrd

To William S. Eastman.
=. A. Barber. Phillip n.
Eastman. his executors.
administrators a. d as
-igus and To wl.om IL
may concern
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26
GUNNI$N
COLORADO

Mrs. j c. Mckee aud sister Mrs
Gregory, are enjoying an outing at
Waunita.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-07-26

Leu.ssa esss,nsnss, ~, A.-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18
GnIHble Fans Inflated
By Usual Farce Comedy

ridicule, and has not come south again.
OF the amusing things written this sea-
son, however, the following is one of the
most interesting;
Boston capital is interested in the Lit
lie Rock club. The new management con-
trolls six of the eight franchises of the
Southern league, those in New Orleans,
Atlanta, Birmingham, Little Rock and
Nashville, while those In Shreveport and
Montgomery are controlled by the street
railway people"
The above is from the Boston Herald.
II is of course untrue. The thing that
interests however, is that the man who
wrote the above knew that it was untrue,
but knew, too. that the people in Bos-
ton would readily read and be inflated.
The fans here believe that Boston is pre-
sumptive in even stating that 1t controls
the local club Both of the Boston clubs
last season finished the champions of the
salted-down tailenders. Birmingham won
II pennant Birmingham had a better
team than did Boston. Birmingham VIII
hand the Bean Eaters a lovely bunch
when they arrive here next week.
On account of the fact that Little Rock
was the Southern league tailender, 1t does
not seem so much out of the question
that another tailender might have been
interested But as for Birmingham, 1t S
out of the question. Boston presumes
much.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18

Washington, March 17.-(Special.)-Be-
cause they do not believe the Smithsonian
institution is a good point of entrance to
the happy hunting grounds for the spirit
of a dead brave, the Seminole Indians in
Florida have issued an ultimatum to the
pale face government. They state that If
the bones of the late Mr. Thomas Tiger,
who is a good Indian. are not returned to
the resting place picked out by his mourn
ing relatives and loving squaw when he
laid by his mercies and cigarettes. with
in zone moon they will kill white men
ojus" which in Seminole means many.
That their threats have had effect on the
people in st. Lucie county is evidenced
by the fact that the county commission
ers have taken the matter up with the In
dian Office and the Smithsonians.
The Indian office has nothing to do with
the Seminoles, and Florida and the Smith
sonian says it has nothing to do with
j. r. F'lorney, the man who removed the
bones and arranged to send them TO
Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18
AN UNGALLANT ACTOR.

From Harper's Weekly.
A we'll known American actor. who is
old enough not to consider himself u
matinee idol by any means, was some
what surprised and pleased in St. Louis
hotel a short time ago, when a pretty
girl stopped him in the corridor and pre-
scented him with rose, without saying q
word. He was more surprised and less
pleased to receive a note the following
day reminding him of the incident, and
asking him to send the giver of the flower
two seats at the theatre in which he
was playing "as a memento of the oc-
casion."
my dear Young lady, the actor re-
piled, waxing sarcastic as he realized
what had been the object of the atten-
ton he had been paid. II would be glad
to send you the seats you ask for. but.
on consultation with the manager of the
theatre, | have been Informed that the
seats are all fastened down, and that he
Is opposed to having them sent away as
souvenirs in any event so that YOU Will
have to be contented with an autograph
for a souvenir of your benevolence OF
Yesterday instead"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18
FIVE BOYS RUN AWAY.
Negroes out on Probation Make Break
for Liberty.

Five negro boys who were put on pro-
baton and sent to Daleys farm by Judge
Feagin of the police court, skipped out
yesterday and left probation and farm
work to the winds.
The boys names were Charles Dice,
Tom Cross. Tom Williams, Eliza Parks,
Jessie Buchanan. They had been sent
to the farm which is located at Fosters,
Ala, at intervals, where they We're to
work and be guarded from mischief.
Their early criminal blood, however, got
the better of them and they made a break
for freedom
They range from IA to is years OF ase,
and are said TO be we'll dressed. 1t is
probable that they will be caught on the
way and sent back, or tried here on the
old charges. The Judge is not disappointed
by these cases as only five out of about
sixty is not considered remarkable.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18
BURGLARS ENTER STORE.
North Birmingham Merchant Robbed
of $51 and Numerous Articles.

Burglars broke into the store of Mr..
Ldicoat at 27e5 Eighth avenue, North
Birmingham. Saturday night and carried
off $51 in money besides a number of ar
ticles.
Entrance was made through the win
dow by breaking out all the glass. After
the contents of the show window had
been removed they went on to the in
terror broke open desk and removed
the money. which was all of the Satur-
days sales.
The sherff's office was notified, and
Deputy Minor carried three dogs to the
scene. Although crowds had passed in
and out of the store, the animals took
up one of the three thieves trails and
followed him all over the mountains to
Eoyles' gap, through negro house to
where he got into buggy and drove
away.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18
American Chivalry.

From Lippincott's.
Toward woman the American mans
attitude is fine. She is neither his
deity nor his doll. He simply treats
her with Difference. His chivalry has
as little to do with saccharine utter
ances, scraping feet, and Bonded knees,
as has his big patriotism with hysteri-
cal shriekings and the waving of en-
sanguined flags. He is stronger in his
silences and apparent submission to
the ladies of his household than the
most blatant vulgarian who prates OF
domestic domination.
Place aux danes is more than a
phrase to the American man. His in
born respect for her rights" often
causes him to sacrifice his own God
given privileges. Upon the face of the
earth or upon the wataers thereon
exists no more chivalrous being than
the American gentleman.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18
viii Fight Pale Faces in
One Noon for Bones Of Dead

He took the matter up with the Smith
sonlan some time ago, and the officials
believing he had only bones and other
anthropologcal exhibits agreed to accept
them. Now they say they did not want
the old Indian around the house, anyhow.
and it is up to Florney and the courts of
St. Luce county, Florida, to settle the
trouble the Indians are trying to manu-
facture. The authorities il st. Lucie
county state the Indians can muster fifty
we'll armed men, and that with their
thorough knowledge Of the almost impen-
etrable Everglades, they could do much
Strengthening and escape.
In all there are about 200 Seminoles in
Florida. the remainder of the tribe, which
is branch of the Creek, being scat
tered throughout Indian Territory, Mexico
and Texas.
AS they are good haters and frighteners,
the Florida people are getting uneasy be-
cause the moon isn't waiting Sor court
decision, and the return limit for the
late Mr.. Thomas Tiger is rapidly and in
eXorably approaching.