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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
OMcial Vote I0t TIA
tOriaI District.

As required by law the following
named gentlemen, James a. Hut-
die, Of Caswell county /; j. s Cook,
OF Aiatnanoe county IS. G. Brawley,
Of Dun ham county, aud j. d Webb,
Ct OfaAge clu rty, Chslrmen Of the
County Boards If Elections OF The
o,ui'ties com posing the l9.h Sena.
t.rial District. net in the Gle ks
office al H.llshore, gu Thursday,
November u, for tho purpose Of
c~u.nparing the .ute cast Tor Sena-
tors IN The la,e'elpclich. Reluwswe
give the tfsial figures:
AlamaBce County.
James S. Manning, Dsmncrat
2228 J l. Scott, Jr... Deusocrat,
2278; w. T.; Thomas, Re, nhrcan,,
PIT; !. B. Tally, Republican
Caswell c.. unity.
Naming, SOS ;sScott. SO /; Thom
a., 358; Tally. 338
Dorham County.
Manning, 2oo6 /; Scott, 2O25
Thomas, 1902 Tally, 100
Orange Goanty.
Manning, I104; Scott. 11O4
Thomas, 1925 ; Tally, l0z6.
'To,a!s
Manning. 6203.
Snott, 6277.
Thomas, h203.
Talley. 520l.
Manniug's majority oser Tally
lC0o.
Soo,t's majority over Thouas
1915.
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80 H
Bears the HIha Kind you Have Always 5ougl
Signature a. &3MkzM
MORTGAGE SALE OF MILL
AND LAND

AND LANB.
By virtue OF 4 power OF sale III q trust
dc"d exc cutetto ne Oh Seytcn',cr3~}
1867. ly i. !. Rire, ana rhifus.le4 ii
Mortgage Book 81, page IL Vi Iii,
0r.n.e county REGISTRY. | will on
Monday. Decem:ss. Z. 1865, at | p. m.
and at the cotlrt house Cor in Ills
boro, Sell TO ii.e !iighesF Bit! laf at p,ib-
lie suction, Il tract If f,nl in.,,rtn. Il
County on Back Creek, t.n,ls;cl on
the KUrths bJ iansl> oi I4emueFkiue, on
the east hF James M.Adams .an the
south b. K \ 1lojg., antfsan the west
by l.emusl Rice. combating .AAiry y
Five Acres. more or less. iit.sH.linS tbs
IN !. and tli mill rights, AMI fixtures
and being known us the 4Jo.in X.
Hughes iui! Place.
ale is iB;l.. to satisfy Gebt SECURED
in snfl deed at trust, and costs.
T.-rms@Ca-h.
This No.aniher 21Nl. 1905.
/ FRANK NASH, Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
The place to sell Pullets.

-"Aida Incandescert Mantle
Lamp" is the Best and Cheapest
Light in the world 1t burns kero.
sene oil at cost Of | cent for 6
hours. Easy to light and no parts
to ge. out of order. 1t is aeon
plete Substitute for gas aud electric
light tor the home, country or city,
and is q RAPID seller You can fave
the price OF a lamp in a few months.
Mr.. John B.sKirkland. Hllkboro. N.
c., is the Sole Agent for Orange
County. Mr. Kirkland will canvass
the county for this wonderful lamp
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

Mr.. James A Cheek left. here
Monday for Chase City: Va, to
spend~a few days for bis health.
On account of the very. in.
clement weather, The business ses
sion of the Quarterly Conference
held al Cedar Grove ON Saturday
November IA, adjourned 70 meet il
the Methodist Church. at Hitlsbo,o
on Thursday, Nov. 27, atsI2 O'Clock
M. Ali OF the official numbers Q,
the different churches on the Hills
boro Circuit are reqaes,ed TO attene
THIS important meeting.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

The stores in Hillsboro and all
places O: business, generally, will he
closed on Thursday, November 26
Thanksgiving Day. and 10 business
will be attended to in Hiflsboro or
that day. The Bank Of Orange vii
be closed, and the postofice Will OBJ
serve Sunday hours.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
BrunswIck stew.

1TC1nSWzcK sTew.
There will be a Brunswick Stew
served a, the Masonic Lodge BY the
Woman's Aid and Missionary Soei-
ETY. 0! the Presbyterian Church Fri
day, November &c, at 6 p. m. The
price will be 80 cents for a stew,
bread and cup of coffee.
Public cordially invited.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

The Western Moth Carolina
Conference is in session at Ashe-
vile thus week. with Bishop Janes
Atkins presiding.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining in the p%ost-ofice at
Hillsboro. November IA, 1908
AbernathyssMfs. Hattie.
Farrell, Frank.
Martin, il.
Painter, Mss Cardi'ic.
Stinson, Leslie.
Persons calling for above letters,
will please say advertised"
enables G. k~osEMoND, +. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
OF Respect.

M 49,. So E 4&E#
At lite last meeting the General
George Rn'gvyn Anderson Char.
ter Of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy had spread uron .i,i
minutes the following t,ibu,e of re
.spect:
Resolved, That the General
George Bnrcv.n Andersen Chap.
ter Of the United Daughters ct the
Cnniederacy piece IN record this
Testimonial of respect for The men
|n-y ct the! veteran soldier. Major
Daniel Heywa-d Hamilton, whosan
awered The last earthly rhli call on
Friday. September 49, 1903 IIe
served in the army OF the Coufed.
era"y for fonr ardnous. heroic years
aud won distinction by his courage
and patriotism.
He was alao a. Soldier OF the
Cross, and aerved his Great Com.
nander with eminent fidelity.
HE loss is felt, in the Church he
loved, in the community in which
he lived. in the business world, and
by orr Chapter. of which he eve,
was the trusted adviser, the wise
KIND and helpful c%oaaju,or.
Sgned:
REV. S. P. WATERS,
Chaplain,
MISS REBEcCA CAMERON.
President and Recording sec'y.
We ray IS cents per bushel 70,
new Corn. Bring a lpad and ge,
Winter Dress Goods, Shoes, &c.
WEST END GROCERY Co.
The pace to buy Overalls ano
Shirts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
Pleasing
Captain George N. Wait Remem.
be,ed by Former Associates.

t-G 0AA ~ "
be,ed by Former Associates.
From Salisbury PAPER
| Cablain George N Watt, who
cane from Norfolk, Va 10 Sails
hnrys recently TO take charge az sta.
ton agent of the Son.hern's new
ta-se.geT n station, MAS The recipient
this morning of a beautiful gnlsAs
witch AMI chain b ought 10 him
from No,foIk by a com osi1tee Sc
Llettei IL 1913 IF bis former rai'rsad
IsssariAtss Tho presentations was
entirely Informal Int Captain Watt.
az naturally deeply moved by this
nan'festati n Of Affection. Accom-
panying the gift was a memoranda
Handsomely honnd eontaiping the
names.of those who contributed to
the token Of This affectionateltrlbate
to Captain Waits worth. which has
already been recognized BY Sails
fbnrians L reai
E,,eemed Sir:
Your fllow,empl6yees of The
Souehern< Railway of the Norfolk
division while rejoicing in your be
ing called to a more peasant posi-
ti.;n thanItbatnf conductor. which
yoa base filled with honor and
credit I'd eyousself for ao many years
have feelings. # sincere regret tat
the change means the severance 81
those relations which haze grown
stronger and more cordial as the
years f.assed by. Desiring t. ex.
press to you in SOME material way
our sincere appreciation of your mi
form courtesy aud kindness Of the
many words Of cheer gl.en 10 the
moral and religious tru hs yon have
inculcated both ly yonr Christian
living ard the spoken words Of adj
vice. we ask you to accept at or
hands This watch and chain as a
token of ours-love and esteem, and
when you look at it's face yon wi !
be reminded iha,time flies. that VI u
uay not again be permitted TO meet
with$us here on earth, but you can
Ike ourselves, look forward to a
joyous meeting in the Grea: Be-
yond, aWshAere1there will he no ties 10
sever aud where arting'is unknown
The-seed you ha>essown in your
Masters cause While here will Ger
ta,nly hear fruit It is our hope
that you may be- Tong spared to
work in His vineyard IN your new
field OF labor.
IT B SUMMER,
JOHN r. GARNER,
JOHN DUFF,
4Com miitee !.
I'VE publish the above so tina,
the many friends of Captain Wait,
At Hil1sboro and in this community
may e the high regard and esteem
in which he is held by those who
know him beet, The Observer ii
always glad to hear of anything
good that comes TO Captain Watt
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

The loss caused by the recent
h.,,tls of the Cape Fear in Gnmber
land scoun1u, IN q, has been OH
cialiy annon, ce | to be SI25. 800.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

We are selling better shoes TO,
less money than we eo:d last tall
Why don't you bring a tew,of those
tAlf-grcwn roostcrs-the ones jus,
beginning to crow and get a few
pair of winter shoes.
WEST END GROCERY Co,
The place to sell Pullets.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

10 yards Androsooggin Bleach
ing for 81 90. or Eve dozen eggs.
Take a walk and save 25 cents
WEST END GROCERY Co.
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FALL AND WINTER
-rSsse oeMrAvR oowPANv. NEw vonk CRY. {

- .-@1IvD
Will soon be here and we are opening up the handsomest and cheapest
line OF
La DRESS GOODS.
1n@ sOUsETTE, BATIsTE. EPINGIINE IN. BLACK. WHITE
BROWN AND BLUE, MOHAIRS. PANAMAS AND DANISH
CLOTH that W e have ever had. Our prices 0 D these goods ae right n
you will buy them if you once see Them
We carry always a fine stock of HILISBORO UIrINGS Thea
& DDS are naurpassed~ 10 qoality, style and price. II YOU need q neat
cheap dress buy these goods.
Our line Of SHOES are larger and prices lover ian eve We stis
sell the FAMOUS BATTLE AK and KEITHS KONQUEkOR Men.
Ladies', Boys aud Misses Shoes. Z you once wear a pair OF these shoe
You will call again. S
We keep a large stock Of HARDW ARE OF every description. TRY
our SHEET IRON ROOFING 7ou will be pleased Nth il
Remember that we keep a full and complete line Of FRESH GROCh
RlES in Fancy ard Heavy Goods. We handle nothing but the best an
sell them as cheap as the cheapest.
Call and see Ut. =
Your friends,
Mt fsH COMPANY
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
It B SUM EK.
JOHN r. GARNER,
JOHN DUFF,
GRAND EXCURSION TO RICHMOND,
Va NOVEMBER 18th. -

On account of the Thanksgiving
Game between the Universities of
North Carolina and Virginia, the
Southern Railway will operate a
special train to leave Charlotte at
: 10 p M, November 25tb, arriving
a, r chmnnd ahouls600 a. N, No
.ember Goth, 1903 returning leave
Richmond mid night same date.
Train to consist of frst-class day
Goa hes and Pullman cars.
T,ukets to be cold ut points or
branch lines to connect at junction
points, aFollo~ing round trip rate
from Hiifsboro So 90.
For detailed information see large
flyers, Of call on yohr depot agen,
r. T.. VERNON,
Ira ye)inu$P PASSENGER Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

The place where low prices and 2
square deal go hand in hand.
- w EST END GROCERY Co.,
The place to sell Dried Ftuft.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
lhe General George Burgwyn
anderson Chapter, No 1856, of the
United Daughters OF the Confed-
efacy a. its annual meeting elected
'ne tollo owing officers tor 1908:
resident Miss Rebecca Cam
eron.
FIRST Vice. resident-M;ss Sarah
f. Webb
Second Vice President-Miss Re-
becca Hill.
Recording sescreiary-Miss Re
oscaa Cameron.
corresponding Miss
anna Moore Cameron.
Miss Henrietta Page
wood.
neglslrar-Mrs. s P. Waters.
Hhaplain-Re,..S. p. Waters.
dictatorship 25, with 9 non.resi
REBECCA CAMERON,
Recording Secretary.
2''lSooro, N. G., NOV. 10, 1908.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

You can vote for who yon please,
but when you have any nubbins,
bantam eggs, red pepper or rabbit
skins, come to see us.
w EST END GROCERY Co,
The place to buy good Molasses
and Tarten.ine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
post once Hours.

post Once Hours.
Office opens at SEQ .. n. Closes
al 7.30, p. IN.
AZ Mail going East ciosss 1915 a. N
am Mail gong West closes 10 Is j
NJ end 6:30 r. IN. ]
Money Order bookssclose al 7:3(
p. N. ;
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

enlnenI ny ckn owIeuieu The Standard Condition Powder" Beware o fm
iaMons and insist oil having the Genuine Foutzs Go DIS All articles of oh
manufacture and tie Genuine goods bear u. s. Serial No. PIT 100
Price, %Fe- 25cpef rkg.
Foutls Superior Poultry Food, - 2c per pkg. .0 80
PoutzI Perfect Lice Powder, 25cTer pkg.<F #s
Foutzs Certain Worm Powder, Soc per pkg 49,.
Il FoutzsC Certain KOikl ure. 5c per bottle. $50.
% FoutzsH Healing Powder, - 25r per pkg. -.
For sae by dealers every where AT Inlsboro, n. C. w A. HAYES. Agent
The David +. FoutzCo, Manufacturers, Baltimore, Ml.T.@.s
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@SSubscribr for the OxAsep
COUNTY OBSERVER. Only SIC,
per annam. s months so cents,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
WATCHED FIFTEEN YEARS,

"For fifteen years I have watched
the working of Busklen's Arnica
Sasve, andst has never failed to cure
any sore. boil. nicer or burn to
which 1T was applied 1t has saved
ne many y doctor BILL" says A F.
Hardy, of East Wilton. Maine. 25c,
at w. A. Hayes drug store.
These are curious times. We
would rather have a bushel Of good
wheat for d pair Of dollar shoes
than have your silver dollar TO
same rair. Fry us
y WEST END GROCERY Co,
The place to buy Underwent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

Mrs M. L. Taylor & Sister
have tbs largest, best and prett,est
STOCK OF MILLINERY they
ever bad. They have a n,ce line OF
Intants and Ch,Idrens Cloaks aud
a fine line of Zephyr. Al! of the
latest snoye!ties.in Neck wear, Fancy
Pms, DC. They are constantly add.
ing to their already large etoek OF
Millinery, and they extend a cor,
dial msilat,ep to the publicSto cafl
and zee their goods and get their
prices.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19

USE. FOUTZ,s CELEBRATED HORSE
CATTLE ,POWDERS stt.

if results are what is wanted, and not g lot of stu
tor the money: Yon can easily demonstrate tn
~,rticle to be superior to any Stock med cine q
rhe market. For over sc wears At has been Pr
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
Travelling Passenger Agent,

-Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup not only heals Irritation and
ailays inflammation. thereby stop
ping the cough, bu, 1t moves the
bowels gently and in That way
drives the GOLD from the system:
Contains noSopiates. It is pleasant
to take and children especially like
the taste,.5 so nearly like maple
sugar. Sold by w. "A. Hayes,
Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19


Bears tho Tia Kind yeE Have Always Bought
Signature N4HHIzM
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11
A WIDER HORIZON.

a good thing Negro begins
beyond present contemplation of his
destiny part of of the racial divisions
The idea of development consistent with method
which entirely distinct racial elements especially
those of different color and characteristics and there
be said be fully developing its gifts and talents
while merely after and feeb attempting to follow the
wake of another with which it Citizenship the
United States placed this branch of the Negro position
relationship but has in the least relieved the
from Identification with Ethiopian species the world But
this the which sufficiently contemplate and the
which demonstrates the of Political
and civil liberty for the individual about the
aspirations may shape ndusaly
ciay, socially relgousy But perhaps will
think of the that do Ethiopia
dusng all the fund of ethical knowledge which
look beyond understanding and reach
of chemistry
botanical of mneroogy horticulture agriculture and all the
of industry
and for development
individuals but people, for the dfusng of this know
by black the world
rapid elevation Humanity lives by exploiting the
developing products The peoples
ndurousy persnty the
and possess the soil of mother earth.
The Negro begin look beyond the
acquire
development individual well racial has its beginning
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11
A DELUSIVE THEORY.

has been of failure
politics all mpeer functions of life this applies
while confidence supply
nevertheless which be depended without
responding support hard substantial consistent work With the
national Democratic convention Denver lead
fuy of Democracy effort political ascendancy
influence conditions Colorado
the their control That confidence which ndug
aunng is the dangerous kind 1t closely allied with short
methods The people
for argument its result make people look the
Overpreached confidence and the conditions
of Republican defeat
municipal election Those conditions easily be du
pced Political in Colorado with almost
the struggles
oda changing of party evidence high degree of in
dvdua intelligence entire citizenship Such
Republican Colorado
their
satisfied with the those leaders who
dictate party affairs the The political sky not
quite above despite the juban front
medicine presenting to Democracy.
The the aborng the coored
people usually the Republican ticket
dance with much One
check, will take than
grand pow-wow all in line Democracy not blind and
generally uterried There is element
that will do something pac So rather than breathe the
overcopfd Republicans in state and nation need
inspecting their lines which they throw against the hun
CRY hordes who this week are Colorado's guests
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11

lar boulevards leading to the coun-
try districts are planned so as to
make the fartherest tract not more
than q miles from the center of
the district, so that the churches,
schools and places of amusement
can be located in the town and in
the center of the district. The
district and town will be governed
by those who own land and reside
in the district.
The farming district is plated
in tracts containing from 5 to 160
acres. There are thousands of our
people in the East and South who
are good farmers and mechanics
who on account of health would
be glad of an opportunity to locate
in Colorado. There are many who
would buy land or a town lot for
speculative purposes, and some
would buy stock for revenue. Not
all who become interested in dis
trict and town site would have to
reside in the district to derive some
benefit from its organization and
resources.
The man or woman who would
put SIS or $40 in such a proposition
would do m ore toward race pro-
gress than time will allow me Just
now to explain.
A Negro district and town own
ed and governed by Negroes in
the State of Colorado will mould
the politi clan claiming that they
ave our votes and influence in
their vest pockets, a Negro district
would have demands to make of
the political parties for the better
ment of conditions that would
have to be recognized. and, with
out the influence of the district,
the vest pocket politician would
be relegated to the rear The
people of district and town-site
settlement would become produc-
ers and thus De an important fac.
tor in the commercial world, as it
needs product and wants trade.
There is no state in the union bet
ter adapted for a Negro district
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11

We have %, ,462 church organiza-
tiops, have built 23,770 churches
with a seating capacity of six mil
lions eight hundred thousand; we
have 2,673, ,977 communicates out of
ten million population. Our church
property in valued at $26, ,626, ,448.
We now have as additional evidence
of our progress during these few
years, thirty-three banks, Building
and Loan Associations and insur-
ance companies; 1874 Negro physi-
clans and surgeons, 125 drug stores
and 400 inventions which have been
patented at Washington.
Thus DR.. Lyman Abbot, editor of
the Outlook, " recently wrote :
"Never in the history of man has
a race made such educational and
material progress in forty years as
the American Negro" "
We close with the acknowledge
ment of the fact that DR.. Booker I.
Washington, the combined Moses
and Joshua of his people, is the
great moving spirit behind all our
progress of whatever kind.
Not only in the language of Car
negie, has he led us to the "Prom-
ised Land" but still lives to teach
us by example and precept, how
properly to enjoy it.
He is one of those extraordinary
men who rise at rare intervals and
work miracles. Born a slave, he is
today the acknowledged leader of
the 100000 of his race, a modest,
gentlemanly man of pure, simple
life, and engaging qualities, SUI
premely wise, an orator, organizer
and administrator combined Con
sidering what he is and what he has
already accomplished, the point he
started from and the commanding
position attained, he certainly is one
Of the most wonderful men living
or who ever lived. History is to
tell of two Washingtons, the white
and the black One the Father Of
his Country, the other, the Lead
er of his Race"
H. FRANKLIN BRAY,
President.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11
PAPER ON NEGRO COLONIZATION IN
COLORADO, by o. T. JACKSON
of BOULDER.

Mr.. President, Members of the
League, Ladies and Gentlemen
A district and town-site settlement
is not a new idea. Colonization
has been going on since civiliza-
ton, and today there are hundreds
of men going throughout the
country looking for desirable To-
cation for some class or race of
people. 1t is a well known fact
that all of the great countries
draw their main support from their
colonies, and for that reason there
is always every encouragement Of
fered by country and state to those
who wish to colonize. The his
tory of the United States is the
history of her colonies. Much at
tention is given to colonization
and all intelligent people have read
more or less of the great success
of colonization. But it is not my
aim tonight to go into the history
of colonization. l will leave that
subject for some of the noted
speakers who will later address
you.
The Negro Business League of
the State of Colorado in their ses.
sion of 1907 at Colorado Springs
adopted resolutions recommending
that the plan of organizing and To-
eating a Negro district and town
in Colorado should be promoted.
When the Executive Board was in
session to arrange for the 4th an
nual meeting for 1908 it was decid-
e / to make the question of a dis
trict and townsite the main OBJ
ject of the session, and as 1 had
drawn a plan of district town-site
a year ago, was asked to explain
it.
My plan is to select 9 sections
of land, 3 sections square or a lev
ell site-the center section to be
laid out as town-site. One fourth
of each quarter section of the een-
ter section to be plated for the
town proper, and the remaining
portions of the center section cut
up in 5 acre tracts SO that they
can be added to the town rs it
grows. The center circle shows a
city park; business blocks face the
park; the triangles in the rear of
the business blocks are intended
for rest parks. The four triangu-
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11
GOOD BYE MISTAH CANS!

Mr. Joseph Cans his last So said the official referee at
July 4h and the public large Battling Nelson
lightweight champion pugl with enough make
calculated pepetuate his title Perhaps
possibility sold his title instead of losing
do things Let hope that he
black
when quit.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11
Rivers and Men

Little rivers seem to have the inde-
Unable quality that belongs to certain
people in the world-the power of
drawing attention without courting it,
the faculty of exciting interest by
their very presence and way of doing
things.-Henry van Dyke.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11

The Colorado State Negro Business
league which met in this city July 9Th
and 7th in its fourth annual session
made the Colorado Statesman the
official organ of the league.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-07-11

The young lady of Long Island who
eloped with her fathers hired man did
not display the sane and foreseeing
sentiment of the young man who
alopes with the cook