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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-16

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depeszy.
Teheran, Persya, 16 czerwca.-
Zarowno w stolicy jak w caiym
kraiu stosunki sa naprezone O.
becnie zalezy -od parlamentu, czy
szach bedzie zdetronizowany i re-
wolucya wybuchnie. Wladze Z
prowincyi Azehusijan zakomuni-
kowaly parlamentowi, ze majq do
dyspozycyi 5000 uzbrojonych zoi-
merry, ktorych moga natychmiast
wys}aG do Teheranu, jezeli otrzy-
maia odnosne zlecenie. Take sa-
me doniesienie nadeszlo z Szlraz,
w poblizu ktorego obozuja tysia-
ce dobrze zbrojnych wojownikow
re szczepu Ghashighale, oczeku-
lac rozkazu Cd parlamentu do
przybycia do Teheranu. Ma ra-
zie jest spokoj nawet SO takie
usiiowania, azeby wszystko zaia-
twic pokojowo. Szach jednak ule-
ga zanadto reakcyonistom. Spro-
wadza do stolicy tysiace dzikich
mieszkanc6w gor i rozb6jnikow,
dajac i'm broh do reki i przebie-
rajac ich W uniformly zoinierskie,
w ostatnim dnil rozszerzono po-
g}oske, re najwyzszy dostojnik
duchowny W Persyi wyklal szacha
i to bedzie haslem do jego detro-
nizacyi.
Bruksela, 16 czerwca. = Skoh-
czyly sic nareszcie rokowania rza-
du belgijskiego re Stanami Zjedn.
Wielka Brytania w sprawie VOL
nego pahstwa Konga. Oba tie pan
stwa zgodzily sic ma anektowanle
Konga do Belgii, lecz pod pewny-
mi warunkami. Oto w panstwie
Kongo ma panowac bezwzglednie
wolny handel, misyonarze ME
maja bye przesladowani / nadto
wolno i'm bedzie prowadzic tam
dzielo oswiaty a ludnosc murzyh-
ska ma bye trastowana sPrawie-
dliwie i humanitarnie.
Belgia odpowiedziala przychyl'
ME ma powyzsze zastrzezeniaSta-
now Zjednoczonych i WielkieJ.
Brytanii, obiecujac wprowadzac
w Kongo reformy ustanowic sta
iy Rad.
Seul, Korea, 16 czerwca. = Ma
zarzadzenie tajnej rady rozpoczai
sic wczoraj pred tutejszym So
dem brytyjskim process pewnego
poddanego angielskiego, nazwi-
skiem E. T. Bethel, o podburza-
ME. Jest on oskarzony o podze-
GAME Koreanczykow przeciw ia
panczykom "a poSrednictwem pc
wnego pisma tu wychodzacego.
Process ten wdrozono ma zlecenle
rzadu angielskiego. Sedzia jak /
rzecznik pahstwowy pochodza re
Szangaju; oskarzonego zas bronl
pewien brytyjski adwokat przy-
byly Kobe w Japonii. Jako o.
skarzyciel wystepuje japohski gu
bernator Seulu, Y. Miura. O.
bronca Bethel'a oswiadczyl, ze
Miura ME moze wy'Stepowac w ro
Ii oskarzyciela w tym wypadku,
poniewaz ME cesarz japohski, lecz
cesarz koreanski dzierzy wladze
w kraju.
Process bedzie sic toczyi dalej.
Havana, 16 czerwca. - Donie'
sienia tutejszych gazet, pochodza-
ce Nowego Yorku i Meksyku,
wedle ktorych czynia sic dalej
przygotowania do buntu ludnosci
ma wyspie, znajduja tu malo via
ry, aczkolwiek sic je pilnie oma-
via. Gubernator Magoon oswald
CA, re niema wcale zadnych do
wod6w ma to, zeby sic zanosiio ma
rewolucye, lecz nawet w rzeczy-
wistosci panuje obecnie ma wys-
pie zupelny spolsoj.
Paryz, 16 czerwca. = Pewien
mezczyzna, nazwiskiem Bellan-
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Porozumienie W sprawie panstwa Kongo.
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szachowi perskiemu detron
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
Bu,shssrs- Bingham.

On January Goth, at Henshaw.
KY. occurred the marriage of Mr.
Frank Burshers and Miss Laura
Bingham. The nuptial knot was
tied in St. Ambrose's church by
Rev. Father Odendahl. and the cere-
mony was witnessed by large con-
course of friends Of the young
couple. A brother Of thesgroom
and brother of the bride officiated
as ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burshears arrived
in Swink on January 22d. and at
once went to housekeeping in home
already prepared by the groom.
Mrs. Burshears is daughter Of old
Kentucky and very pleasant young
lady. while the groom, well he has
lived in Swink for some time. and it
would be useless to say that he is a
good fellow with plenty of friends.
for every one knows that. The
happy young couple have the best
wishes of all. and the editor Of this
column takes great pleasure in wish
ing that the clouds in the heaven Of
bliss will be mighty few and far
between.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08


stock will be closed out at greatly
reduced prices and some rare bar
Yains await the economical shopper.
Read their display add on this page.
Miss Webster waa . La Junta visi-
tor Tuesday. and while in the county
seat was made a very fiattering offer
by the Draper Shoe and Clothing
Company to become an employe Of
that store. Miss Webster declined
the offer. however. and will remain
in Swink as manager OF the Morris
Gaines Dry Goods Company.
Johnnie Allmondinger and Jack
Welton. were in La Junta Monday
ma'sinq arrangements fer the print
ing for the factory boys dance to be
given on Thursday. February. 18th.
The programmes they ordered were
the very best obtainable. The fac
tory boys are sparing no pains or
expense in making this dance one of
the swellest social affalrs that has
ever taken. place in the history Of
the town.
A special series of meetings was
begun at the1Methodist church on
Tuesday night Of this week. The
pastor, Rev. j. A. Shepherd. is as
sisted by Rev. J. B. Payne. Of Pue-
bio. Mr.. Payne is successful evan
gelist. of considerable experience.
an earnest worker, and clear. for
ciable speaker. He is also singer.
and knows innumerable gospel songs.
which he renders to the accompani-
ment of the banjo. This feature of
his services is proving very popular.
On Thursday evening, February
18th, will occur one of the biggest
social events that has ever taken
place in the town since Swink was on
the map. The occasion is the annual
ball of the factory boys, which is
being given in honor of the closing
of the campaign. The programme
for the occasion is of the swell order,
and the dances are arranged in very
unique order. Wonderly's orchestra
will furnish the music. and the
strictest order will be maintained.
and by the way. the last sentence
means just exactly what it says.
You must not fail to attend. for we
are not relating any fairy tale when
we tell you that the ball will be the
best ever.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
p..uie. 10, Sal. ., Rec, Estate.
STATE OF COLORADO. So, In the Conn

STATE OF CoLoRADo. .n 81, In the Cona,,
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE or
i Na1 J. Cook, deceased. Order To sts.
Thi. matter coming ON 70 be heard on thi,
4, b day Of February 4. ID. lyu.. upon the t-ti
,iou filed herein by A. Nay Cook, admini.tr.,
triI Of said estate. for the sale Of the iollus.
ing describesi real estate. or 2 portion thereoi
in and tn the east one hundred feet OF 10, n.
and the east one hundred feet Of the sou,6
half of lot five in block thirty one in IN.
cit, OF La Jupta, Otero county, Colorado. for
the purpose Of paying the Widow's allow sLc.
interests of said estate
Aud il now appearing to the Conrt ko,-
said petition that proper aud legal yruunds
exist for tn. sale OF all or . portion ut ssid
real estate.
Now, therefore. il is ordered by the court
that A. Nay Cook, Bereuice F. Cook. a minor
and all persons who are heirs OF said dee-,irnt
In. and appear before said court At thc cnuFt
room Of said Court, Ia the City Of La Junts,
of March, A ID. lyOs. at the hour OF tea O'Clock
in the forenoon OF said day. then and thrre 10
show causc. If any there be, why order
should not bs adc directing the said A. Msy
Cook administrative to sell. the whole or 20
for the purposes speci fled in said petition.
Ii i, further ordered that this order he pub
li-hed for at least four successive week in III.
l.. Ju>rA TRIBUNE. weekly public neN>-
paper published in said county.
II j. further ordered that Clyde Davis. E-,i
OF said comfy OF Otcro, lie and he is hereby
apt,oiutsd a. guardian ad litem for B-renir-
F. Cook. n minor, to represent said minor at
said hearing.
Is, the Court:
A. r. WALLIS, County Judge.
Fir-, publication February s. 1903.
Last publication, March :. 1905
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
SUGAR CITY

Mrs. Ahrens is reported quite sick.
Mrs. Harvey is visiting in Pueblo.
Mr.. Tartox is planning a trip east.
Mrs. Bierce left for Indiana Thurs
day.
Mrs. George Ingalls, is spending
the week in La Junta.
Mrs. Mertz returned from q visit
in the east Wednesday.
Miss Florence Shanhart returned
from Ottawa. Kan. Tuesday.
Mrs. and DR.. Waxham visited
Pueblo Tuesday and Wednesday.
Allan Berry fell from his hay
wagon and was severely bruised.
The familiar figure of Valentine
Gross was seen on our streets this
week.
The Royal Quartette entertained
the Sugar Cityites Wednesday even
ing. Every one was well satisfied.
Mrs. Windfelder and Miss Abel
left for Baltimore Wednesday where
Mrs. Windfelder will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Jessurun entertained the
young yeople Tuesday. in honor Of
Misses Sanger and Abel. Miss Cra-
vens and Roy Waxham captured the
prizes.
Did You hear the wedding bells?
The marriage Of Miss Lancaster
and Charles Powell occurred Tues
day evening. The TRIBUNE extends
congratulalioes. Il
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
News OF OTERO COUNTY 4
COMPILED BY
GREAT FAniLY JOURNAL REPRESENTATIVES u

stunt. A complaint was sworn out
for them and they we're taken before
Justice Westfall who attached fine
of five spot and costs, which had
rather quieting effect in calming
the storm which was threatening
dire vengence in the Mexican town.
Fred Hansbrough. of La Junta, is
now working in Swink. while Frank
Mcnamara is holding down the La
Junta job. The change was made
on account of w. A. Hansbrough
being in California and in order to
let the son Of the old man look after
the Hansbrough rsoming house until
Gus" returns from the land of
oranges.
On Monday evening January 18th,
the business men of Swink held a
meeting and organized the Swink
Commercial Club. The club is for
the betterment Of the merchants in
business way as well as being to
aid any project that will make a
greater Swink. F. p. Morris was
elected president. and f. A. Russell.
secretary.
j. B. Payne. of Pueblo. an evange-
list, and j. A. Shepherd. pastor Of
the Swink church, opened a revival
in this city on Tuesday evening.
February 4th. Services will be held
every evening and it is hoped that
the church will be well filled by
Swink residents during the revival
You had better go. because it will
do you good besides helping you.
Sam Windland borrows or rents
a beet puller. from Frank Voorhees,,
which he breaks He has it fixed. but
the job don't suit Voorhees, who
takes the case before Justice West
fall for settlement. He decides that
Windland must have the beet puller
properly repaired. return the same
and pay the costs of the suit. which
goes to show that if you break
things, it is cheaper to return them
properly repaired. 1t will save you
a lots of grief.
j. w. Ecton is certainly doing his
share to improve the appearance of
the section of the city in which he
resides. At present he is erecting
frame building to be occupied by
two japanese who will conduct
laundry and bath house. The build
ing has been leased by the subjects
of the Mikado for a period of two
years, and as the town has long
needed something of this kind it is
very likely that the slant eyed
gentlemen will get their share of
Uncle Sam s eagles.
F. P. Morris and w. E. Gaines on
Monday closed the deal which makes
them the owners of what was for
merly the Bergerman clothing store
in this city. E. Webster will be
retained as manager Of the store and
Joe Hart will do the clerical stunt
for the present at least. This store
has always carried q fine line Of dry
goods and clothing. and under the
new management the stock win be
increased until it will be second TO
none TO be found in the entire Ar
Unsl~w All ~ thn v,rsaas,k
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
ns..s aees,.e.

Another special meeting for me,
will be held at the Methodist cba,.h
Sunday afternoon At 3 o'clock.
Three short address will be pivs,
by the following laymen.
DR.. F. NJ. White will speak ~
Surgery and Medical Practice as !,
Revealer Of God"
C. P. Miller will tell of The
Practical Effects of Christianity on
Community and State"
Eugene Pratt will speak from the
subject. What Is Christ 10 Me-"
The male auartette will render
several selections.
Every man and boy in the city
will be welcome.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
Sum mons.
STATE OF COLORADO, /!
County OF CoLokADo. !
Union National Bank, Of
Columbus, Ohio,
Plaintiff
In the District
Court.
SUMMONS

f1aintin SUMMONS
John williamson.
Defendant
THE PEOPLE OF THR STATE OF COLO
RADIO. TO John Williamson. the defendant
above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required TO appear in an ae.
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff In the district court Of Otero county.
state Of Colorado. and answer the complaint
hereof. il served within this county; or, IL
served out of this county. or by publication,
within thirty days at er the servicr hereof.
exclusive Of the day OF service; or judgment
by default will be taken against you accord
ing ~ the prayer of the complaint. And if
copy Of the complaint in the above entitled
acti be not served with this summons, or IL
the service hereof be made out Of this state.
then ten days additional to the time hercinbe
fore specified for appearance and answer will
be allowed befor. the taking OF judgment by
default II aforesaid.
The said action is brought to recover
by you. this defendant, and others. and psya-
BILE to AcLa ughlin Bros, order. for the sun
OF eight hundred dollars, with ffty dollar
cresifted thereon, and becoming due July is,
1905, and bearing interest at the rate of ;iS
per cont Per snnum after July lst, 1907. Al-o
for protest fees thereon amounting to nine
dollars and fifty cents. a~ will more fully sp-
pear from the complaint in said action TO
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear, and to answer the said complaint
ss above required, the said plaintin will take
Judgment against you according to the prayer
Given under my hand with the seal OF the
district court amxed. At La Junta. ia said
county. this 2Ist day Of Decemler; 4. d. i''.
IsEALl Clerk Of the District Court.
BY BLANCHE b. BRowN, Deputy.
First publication, February 8. 1905.
Last publication, February y, Is3.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
SWlHK.

VIM. kintner was among the visi-
tors to La Junta Wednesday.
Joe Hart, of the Morris-Gaines
Dry Goods Company. was La Junta
visitor Tuesday on business.
DIR. X. A. Chase. presiding elder,
will preach at Lafayette school
house on Monday night. February
10th.
Ike Reed. the famous cook from
La Junta, is now doing the chef act
in the restaurant conducted by l.. c.
Swink.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kendall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kingsbury, of
La Junta, were Swink visitors Wed
nesday.
1t is expected that the factory
will close on the 18th of the present
month. at least that is what the
powers that be say.
McGee Bros. are now the proprie-
tors of the Central Meat Market,
having last week purchased the SHOP
from ID. c. Deringer.
Misses Cecile Berry and Rhea
Schiller were in the capital city last
week. and spent several days taking
in the sights and visiting friends.
General Superintendent Sharp
Division Superintendent Bristol and
several other Santa Fe brass collars
were in Swink Tuesday on tour of
inspection.
Messrs. Mead and Guy. of New
York City, where in Swink last FRI
day afternoon, the guests of their
old time friend, c. A. Reynolds.
The gentlemen were on their way to
California on a business trip.
Frank Mcnamara and Cal Davis
were up from La Junta Wednesday
afternoon on brief visit. Mr..
Davis formerly claimed Swink as his
place of residence. and was renewing
old acquaintance while in the city,
and Mac" was doing the chaperone
stunt.
Mrs. Anna Mann, and son. Frank,
who have been the guests of j. 5.
Westfall and family for some time
past. left last Saturday for Denver
where they will be the guests for
several days of Will Westfall, after
which they will leave for their home
in Keokuk, Iowa.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Hansbrough who
are taking in the sights and visiting
friends in California, that they are
having a most enjoyable outing. and
that their little granddaughter.
Elsie, is having the time Of her life
in picking oranges. and is enjoying
life to its fullest extent.
The green-eyed monster took pos
session of two Mexican women resid-
ing in Mexican town Monday. be-
cause they thought that another
daughter of the land Of bull fights.
hot tamales and chilli. was receiving
more attention from the male popu-
lation than was her share. and in
consequence they framed up to spoil
her charms ~ DOING ths psgiiistic
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08

bined with heart failure. The re-
mains xere shipped to Burlington
Iowa. last night.
Fog RENT-Five-room house; two
acres Of land: North La Junta; heat
ing stove and chickens for sale. In
quire E. v. Sabin.
Mrs. d. l.. Lucas left last Wednes-
day night for Columbus. Kan. where
she was summoned on account OF
the sudden death Of her father.
McVey Bros. the artesian well
experts. shipped outfits this week TO
Becker, n. NJ. Eilinwooi, Kan. and
Hutchinson Kan. where they have
contracts to put down wells for the
Santa Fe.
There will be a clerk-carrier eX-
animation at the La Junta postof-
flee. Saturday. February 18th. For
application blanks, instructions and
further information, apply to j. 5.
Walsh, at the La Junta postoffice.
County Treasurer Downer has left
Excelsior Springs, NO.. where he
had been for the benefit of his
health. which is reported to be not
much improved. Mr.. and Mrs.
Downer are on their way home and
are at present visiting relatives in
Kansas.
T. ]. Stanley, postmaster at Man
zanola, was a county seat visitor
yesterday. His office was recently
advanced to the presidential class.
and he came down to interview Post
master Dalton and secure informa-
ton on the conduct of an office in
the Rooseveltian category.
A male and female basket ball
team. accompanied by about one
hundred rooters, male and female.
from Las Animas. arrived in La
Junta at noon yesterday on the
plug. In the evening. at Elks Hall.
there was a double-header basket
ball game. participated in by local
experts and the visitors.
T. j. Gibbs sold his residence
property. 6ls Santa Fe avenue. yes
terday to Lafayette Mahoney. The
consideration was 81. 800. Mr.. Gibbs
expects to leave about March lst
for Crawfordsville. Ind, to reside
permanently. Mr.. Gibbs says he
lived in Hoosierdom for fifty years
before coming to La Junta seven
teen years ago, and now he intends
to go back among the boosters and
live for fifty years more. We'll.
here's hopin' as how he does.
Arthur w. Jackson died at his
home in this city last Sunday morn
ing. aged % years. 9 months and II
days He had been . resident Of
La Junta for two years. and was in
the employ Of the Santa Fe until
failing health compelled him to
resign. He leaves a young widow
who has the sympathy of all in her
great sorrow. The funeral took
place last Tuesday afternoon from
the Christian church. services being
conducted by Rev. A. L. Ferguson.
and interment occurring at River
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16
TWO YOUNG men
LOST IN A CAVE.
Oil In Lantern Gives Out And
They Lose Hope in Cave
In Hart County

Glasgow, Ky, Oct. 3.-Quite an eX-
element was created at Lone Star,
small village in Hart county. yester-
day caused by two young men. Give
Dodson and Harry Moody, becoming
lost in q cave on the farm of Proctor
Yesinger. The two young men were
visiting at Charlie Hodges when they
decided 10 explore the cave. With
lanterns they Went into the cave snort
ly afternoon, expecting TO be gone
some TWO or three hours. When D
o'clock came and they mad not re-
turned Mr.. Hodges became uneasy
about them, aud with lights started 10
look for them. Three miles in the
cave he found the two young men, il
is said kneeling in prayer. Tney were
greatly excited and il was some time
before they were calm enough TO
take rational view of things.
They said that after entering the
cave they became very much inter-
ested in the sights and completely
lost sight of the time or the distance
they had travelled. Tney were rudely
brought to realization of their pre-
dicament by their latern suffering
and going out They tried To light tie
lantern and found TO their amazement
and horror mat it contained no oil.
Then it was that the awful truth be-
gan to dawn on them that they were
three miles underground with no
light, and the thought almost paralyz-
ed them with fear, as in such a place
they pictured slow death by starva-
ton.
When found it was several minutes
before either could speak, and when
they realized they were rescued they
were overjoyed.
The cave in which the men were
lost is well-known to-many, and pleas
ure parties frequently made trips in
to the cave, but both were strangers
and were not familiar with under
ground caverns.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16
COOL SPRINGS.

Oct 6.-The protracted meeting is
progressing nicely at WysoX.
Mir. Charlie Brown and daughters
Misses Ethel and Minnie, nave return
ed home after an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. C. C. Dennis happened to
quite a painful accident by being
thrown by a mule and breaking MS
right arm recently.
Misses Ula and Lenna Dunn visit
ed Misses Ethel and Mamie Rogers
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jane Shaver, J. b. Den
mis-, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Fulllerson
and cnildren, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Stevens, visited Clarence Dennis Sun
day.
Mr.. Marvin Hines is quite sick.
Mr.. Rigdon Dunn went to Roches-
ter Sunday.
Uncle Matthias Neal spent Monday
with Mr. c. C. Dennis.
Mr.. Clayborn Wilson is having the
chills.
Mrs. Fannie Scott and Miss Mamie
Rogers went 10 Beaver Dam Tuesday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16

as a man may know all women and UNI
dersyand not one ofthem.
For men are of but one pattern,
whereof thou needesr but 10 discover
the combination and press the right
button; but women are as the Yale
lock-no two of them are alike.
Lo. what a paradox is man
even a Chinese puzzle that worketh
backward.
He satin, 81 hate loud perfumes!"
and proceedeJh to chase violet scent
rs the mound the seem of the rab-
BIZ.
He mistaketh a sweet odor for a
sweet disposition and a subtle sachet
for subtle mind.
He voweth. like a discreet woman!
and inviteth the forward blonde of
the chorus to supper.
He declaretn, Il will not take an
other drink" and makelh directly
for the gilded cafe.
He mutteretn unto Lis wife. 10!
! will go 10 the corner for cigar"
and, behold, ne wandererh to many
corners and re.urnelh by a circular
route.
He kisseyn the woman whom he
lovelh not and avoidetn her whom
he lovetn, Lest mis- neart become in
tangled. Yea, he seeketn the wrong
woman that lie may forget his hearts
desire.
Yey, Whichever ne marryeth ne re-
gretteth it ali the days of his life.
Selan.-Aladsonvil journal.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16
NARROWS.

Mr.. John Ragland of Sulphur Springs
is attending the fair at greensboro.
Miss Edi;n and Ernest Duke visit
ed Miss Effie Duke, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Bean, Belle Bean and Ly-
da Bean attended the Methodist con-
ference at Owensboro last week.
Rev. F. NJ. Petty, wife and son,
Carlisle, are visiting Mrs. Petty's moth
er, Mrs. Amanda Park.
Mrs. Ida Renfrow attended confer
ence at Owensboro last week.
Misses Effie and Edith Duks were
in Greensboro Sunday TO hear
Bishop Hendricks sermon.
Mr.. Jack Walker was in Fordsville
Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Bennett, wife and sons
Carl and Manning, are attending the
Owensboro Fair This week.
Mrs. Odessa Allen, of Select, IS visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Fie.cuer Hay-
Olson, this week.
MIR. Jess Bennett and family VII
move 10 Sunnyda.e cnis week.
About four O'Clock this morning TIE
barn Of Mr.. Sidney Grant vas burned
failing a loss of abouJ $780, How b,
barn caught fire is unknown, Nh
Grants tobacco patch WIS destroyed.