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ping in the order of the doing Care
Fof course, needs to be taken that only
the. anarchist is put out, and s':at NO
mistakes are made in the haste and
unceremoniousness Of the proceeding.
There needs to be an assn ance til 1t
the immigrant does not propose to
obey our laws, and holds that laws
are not to be obeyed That shoald
suffice for his decapitation; but ii
takes all Of it. It is an opinion lie has
no right to declare; however free he
may be in a dmocracy L declare his
e.sis'on, this one as..n.; the validity
81 the law is MT to be permitted to
l's declared; and N a foreigner seek
ing the protection Of our law it i as
ungracious as it is atrocious.
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III ST. Louis a jury acquitted Cit
izen who killed burglar and then
bought him gold medal. This is a
pleasing reversal Of the rule for the
burglar to kill the citizen and then
buy the jury.
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DIRECTORS.

Former U. s. Senator c. ]. Faulkner
Senator Gray Silver.
Col. James +. Thompson.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Lamar.
DR.. J. w. McSherry.
Congressman Henry D. Flood.
Sheriff r. D. Gardner.
Mr.. Charles Mullikin.
Mr.. Lester c, Hoffman.
Mr.. Fl. +. Byrd.
Mr.. d. w. Weaver.
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IN the best of condition. 1t is COM
paratively new house, contains seven
good rooms and fine cellar; also
electric lights and other modern inn
provements. The outbuildings con-
,ist OF smoke house, hen house and
other buildings. Has cistern and n.y.
drant water, and also number Of fruit
trees on the premises. 1t is improved
~ concrete pavements on both streets.
Size of lot 35 by rs feet. This pro-
Marty ig Within one hlnclx OF the L
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The latest bulletin from New York
indicates that there is only one good
Black Hand man in that great city.
he was made SO by a few bullets
pumped into him BY an Italian banker
he tried to rob.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12

Perhaps Kentucky thinks IT can
make up for its failure to bring those
might riders" to justice by the num-
Der Of times It bring Mr.. Caleb Pow
ers to justice.
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April showers in March would not
.be 50 bad per Sc, but there is an un-
comfortable habit Of the March freezes
ii follow along right after them
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Lillian Russell has given out an Gin
fallible recipe for catching husbands. "
The fair Lillian also has an infallible
recipe for turning them loose.
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EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS

A man has just married woman
whom he had saved from drowning
twenty-five years ago Apparently
there is no escape.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12

Little Mabel. aged five, who was Wis
iting her aunt in the country, had de-
veloped great fondness for milk.
Ore day, having drunk as much as her
aunt thought good for her, when told
that she could not have any more. she
said: Il don't see why. There's two
whole cowfuls ont in the barn"
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AS long, however as our war ships
are able to keep the armor line above
water and the guns working, it Will
be- ali right, won't it?
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
City Residence Property

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
The undersigned trustee by g Deed OF
Assignment, dated the 29th day of
February, 1908, executed by Chas. F.
Hughes and wife, to f. Vernon Aler,
Trustee, which said instrument is OF
'ecord in the County Court
Clerks Office, Of Berkeley
County, West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. 116, Page the said
trustee will offer for sale at Public
Auction, at the front door of the Court
House, in Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, West Virginia, on
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At 100 p. M, that certain lot or parcel
Of real estate, now occupied by the
said Chas. F. Hughes, situated and To-
Gated on the Northwest corner or
South Maple Avenue and West Steph-
IN Street, in the town OF Martinshurg,
County of Berkeley, and State of West
Virginia, and being the same property
that was conveyed to the said Chas. f
hughes by Josiah d. Barnard and wife,
by deed bearing date the Both day OF
tune, 1897, and duly recorded in the
County Court Clerk office,of Berkeley
County, West Virginia, in Deed Book
No. "a, Pages 440 and AL, to which
Iced further reference is hereby made.
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THE COMING CONTEST FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES


of would be
os On h same sort Oh
lively interesting 80 f - e 0rs "s e spur
o u a stiff bat . -
4 49, Mi to continue i
- "n'e no o'a's Will haluia-
ha 70 retain possession
M
effort with
aecueuy ID nr Iavor should
ground unless the temperance
local onesion
ana uncertainty the campaign
once the nominations are made and
the issues der the election somewhat more
The democrats VIII nndorldadlv % ldoubtfu
OF
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Per Year, in advance. ......... $500
Six months, in advance. ..... LOT
Three months, in advance. .. 7r
One month, payable monthly. 81
When not paid in advance, SOC pei
month, payable monthly.
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The Evening Journal is entered at
the postoflice at Martinsburg, West
Virginia, as second-class matter.
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at
will
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and offers a fine opportunity for eth
III a modern home, or to those desir-
ing speculation. Under the terms Of
the deed the Trustee is authorized to
sell privately ii the same can be done
iudiciously. Reasonable offers will be
considered.
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hereby certify that r. Vernon
Aler, trustee in the above matter, has
executed bond as required BY law.
HAROLD Fl. BENDER,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Berkeley
County. w va. 5-St
Doad & Hoffman. Apctioneers.
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The live merchant advertises
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
II. +. Byrd,
President and General Mgr
Senator Gray Silver,
vice-President.
d. w. Weaver,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Harvey A. Bush,
City Editor.
Charles P. Light,
General Solicitor.
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Read The Journal.
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SWORN CIRCULATION.
Cup to and including January 81.
Total for 8 months, $1,000 copies
Average per month, $500 copies
Avg. daily circulation, 2,l71 copies
23G publication days in 8 months.
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Terms of Sale
F. VERNON ALER. Trustee

All OF the purchase money to be pal
In cash on the day of sale
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MARTINsBURG, THURsDA Y EVENING, MARCH u.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

T. Fl. G. Hilligoss has bought of
Mrs.sL ID. Trontfetter the store
building now occupied by him on
First avenue.
The Alaska Yukon-P Pacific expo
sition, which will be- held in Seattle.
opening .Junel and closing October
Is. 1909. is now fifty pl' cent com
plcted Since ground was formally
broken for the big Pacific World 5
fair on June |. 1907. the work .oii
the exposition has been rushed lay
the management
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given TO the several ovners
of lots. blocks, tract. parcels Of lapd situass
within the town Of Mouie Vista In The state al
Colorado, that III. Board II Trustees Of said
town has in oonteuiplatiou the construction, al
q ss~sr for ssnitsr, purposes with lstsrais
inlet, msn-hoiss aud flushing traps. "a eoss
sencc =, the we., rhd IL Fourth Assnus and q
run thence cas-, along aid avenue N the oass-
cru limits Of the Town Of Monte Vista. aud
thence in = nortberiy directim, by the nearss,
and most conveni-nt route To the slough or
south branch of tho Rio Grsnd- River.
That said sewer /. la s,p constructed of vitri.
hvd sewer pipe. tho main sewer u hc nino
thousand ono hundred sisty .hvs ,slasl fsst In
Isa9th and the total lsaxti, 81 lateral. Ia ~
twsoty. eight Thousand -four hundred hfty --ixhs
l:slasl feet.
Tho maximum estimated eost of tii. cpas true
tioa al said .sNsr aud lstrrAl-. =. aforesaid. L.
Forty .four thousand nv. hundred t~suty nina
and tG-i0o dollars ,sls3-s "a fhat the .s.ti.
mAiAd maximum cost per lot ~ twenty fvs foot
front and Que hundred nifty ssss In depth. Ia.
cludinx tho cost of construction os .ow-r and
lstcrals, and Incidental cxpenser. .hail not
exceed twenty two aud 1iI,o dollar. tSs: ~ pss
lot. And the cost To other tract. would b In
proportion ~ their sisc TO tbs lot neasiuossi.
And tho eo-t ii tho main .c~sr alone. whore
the drsinass sysssn I. not con- pl-ss shall not
csc~sd sia and - ~ dollar. ish.so per lot.
That the number u in-tslis,eut. ~ psy ssents
shall not excssd sweaiy. aud sh~ whole coss "a
IN paid la t~s0iy yesr- from the -onpIstion ~
tho work. That each separate as.sssusst will
10 pAyshls oo or bstor-. that psoSssty ovn.
sss may pay the whole aud b. discharged al
any time shsy d..Irr. The district 10 b.
ssssss~d sislI include all the ssxshlc real prvp.
crty within tiss tOsn Of Monte vi.ta.
That within peshsi 81 not lee. than thirty
days fros Tue tsssty nfsh dAy OF April. 4. u.
iSH. = resolution os ordinance orsirtinx the
Aforesaid. wili bs finally considered. That .
asp. s-tinass sBd schedule showing The
amounts " 10 sssas.sd Hss~thes With ell rsse-
lusioas snd prneeshinsv IL relation r. aid
.svsr are N eis In the osAcs u ths Town H.
cosdes asA $40 h. se~s snd esa mineA NJ ssy
pss.os iatssssssA.
That al ssoplaiats and ohIsrtiua. thss nsy
- aIsa 10 wstsiss cnsessniss tha peppessa
~svss - Istsssb n ssy owsss ~ ovDsss Of
az raj es1A4e - 10 assssssA WI - tsesA ed
1sassnlse1 - ~ ncarA II 1swsaAss n ~
Tsss - 0sess vtssa, hssoss aaal $500, % .
ossoin8 = ~ nsesb - ~ Csusstl chon.
hsss y - ~ - 7huss6ay sveoiae ~ tUsoeg.
eiGAeh ~ q Nv. 4. p. ~, q q sush suAss-
ssess sltsoma1 mssslag ~ asy - sesassssy
pate1 shIs twsssV ~ ~ ~ Apsti. 4. u.
~ N'fi
tss,lsAsd Assii svssay.AstA. ~.
VIC. oAkvosn,
16Ua ossse1oe
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

The president sent another mes
sage to congress Monday in which
he urges the postal saving banks.
"A restriction of the abuses of in
functions. condemns socialism and
plutocracy, favors combinations of
labor and capital under certain re-
strictions. The president realizes
that there is a great unrest among
the people which demands some
radical legislation to stem the tide
of discomfort. 1t is safe to pre-
dict, however. that there will be- no
legislation at the present session
of congress that will meet the de-
mands of the times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
WarninQ!

All persons driving an Automo-
bile or Motor cycle within the
corporate limits of Monte Vista at
y greater speed than SIX miles an
hour ut the intersection of streets
or ut Il greater rate of speed than
ten miles an hour ut other places
Is subject to fine Of not less than
Ten Dollars or more than Three
Hundred Dollars
This ordinance is being frequent
Nv violated We will. IN the
future, cndeavor to see that this
violation, which cpdangers life and
limb of PEOPLE on the streets is
stopped.
A. S. FARRow, Marshal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

In the report of the American
Steel trust for last year it gives az
its net profits l6l millions. In
the transaction of this business
some 100000 employees were re-
quired, to whom wages and sal
aries aggregating l6l millions OF
dollars were paid. II is To he
noted that this is almost the iden-
teal amount of the net profits re-
ported, 30 that for every dollar
paid out in wages and salaries,
another dollar went Ia the trust AS
net profits. The working man is
asking if this is fair division.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

a convention of representatives
Of various labor and other bodies
WAS held in New York City few
days ago to inquire into the mum
ber Of unemployed throughout the
United States. and the reasons for
their idleness. Samuel \. Stodel,
representative Of the Industrial
Workers Of the World, said that "A
reasonable estimate of the number
Of unemployed throughout the
United States Mt the present time
would be at least i.75O.OOO. Stodel
asserted that matters are going to
be worse.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
SATURDAY, MAY ?, 1905.

A systematic movement, under
the auspices of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor for concerted pol
itical action, was begun in thous-
ands of meetings held on April 10
in every city and town where the
influence of the federation extends.
Resolutions denouncing the su-
preme court decisions were passed
declaring the federation would send
10 oblivion congressman who OPP
posed them. Resolutions calling
for an amendment to the antitrust
law, employers liability, eight
hour. etc were passed. The presi-
dent has heard the voice of labor
and in his message Monday called
the attention of congress to the
dangers that await it,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

From June 70. 1897 to June 10.
1901 oar exports exceeded our i'm.
posts ob,O06. 699. on. What does
~ soaatsy get In exchange for
thIsoo0 millions = year II trade
Ao1Anee Il or lavoey
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO LEASE
STATE LANDS,

OyricE OF rHE STATE BoAgp or I.Asp Cox
hIssiONkns.
Denver. Colo, April 10Th, isfh.
Notice is hereby given that Franklin q. Fsw
vcr. whose postcfiiec address Is Mont. Vista
Colo. has made application No. 1851 to lea-e
the following described Internal improvement,
Lands, situate in Rio Gr.nde County, Colorado
towt:
NV = Of Sec. .. Twp. ~ RE.
No other application tai lease the above de-
scribcd land will he considered after May 9Th
1905.
JOHN +. VIVIAN
Register State Board Land commi .-ioncrs
First Pub. April IA, last Pub. Mays
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
M. e. Church
Franz N. B.krNALL. Pastor
Sunday SerylceR-

Sunday Services
Sunday School 1000 Il. m.
Morning Hsrmon HOO n IN.
Epworth Lsaeue 100 p. IN.
Evening Sermon, 500 p. m.
Wednesday evening pra, or meeting 70
Ladies' Aid Society meets the third
Thursday afternoon OF each month.
The WomaDs Foreign Missionary
Society meets the first Thursday II each
month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
0hrissJan Church.

n. ". Xs,soS. Pastor.
Bible school lO-s IN.
J. p. >. G. f. y IN.
Preaching Y :. m. and sp. M.
Morning subject, 1.-The Holding Of the
Winds Eveninf subject, "Repentancs'
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

From present Indications there
will b. scarcity Of water in the
valley for irrigation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
First De1 tist ehsreh.

XIV. ?. & tsLOwKEs. Pastor.
Morning service at IL a. m. Evening
serves = ID Sunday school 10 A.m,
meeting IN,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

The better element of Denver
are calling on the women voters to
help redeem the city from all night
and Sunday saloons and other vices
that ARE winked at by the present
administration. The gamblers and
the business men who own the
dives and get high rents from
them arr in favor Of redhot town.
II rather looks ms If the dollar
would prevail and that morality
will not ooun, in the May election.
This il the issue. There in no
party politics in the campaign.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

'oO0 s0TI0It OU0TCIt
sAnusL q. Moonx, Pastor.
Sunday School $40 a. IN.
Morning Service Hoo u. III.
Evening 6ervsce 30 p. M,
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-12-10
NOTICE OR PUBLICATION.

United States land office at Boise.
Idaho, November %, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Railway company,
whose postoffice address is st. Paul,
Minnesota, has this 23rd day of No
vember, 1908, filed in this office its
application to select under the provi-
sions of the Act of congress, approved
July l, 1898, 80 Stat. 597. $40, the
Nhf NWqr and SWqr NWqr, section
"a, township a south, range east,
Boise Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands described, or desir-
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavits of protest
in this office, on or before the Both day
of December, 1908.
VIM. BALDERSTON,
1888 Register.
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the re Of the case
always bear mindhe
the individual and not the new
holder maicousy agae his interests
nothing about his real
his assets The Maverick is anxious Tor
communtys interests for our interests are common
urge you and talk these proposals
willing the entire prop
otion will be anything Offer
They issued their statement upon which they
canope ratean and we decide for ourselves
agitate the interests of the right
holders the officers of company gladly phase of the
nronosi To those who agtate recevershp
warning calamity could befa this community for
operate of the Great Western Beet
Sugar Company of Holding that
and Smith shown last summer that the
receivers certificates
the receiver? Hardly Who
bitches and patrol the dams and works OF the
receiver to do there would be alb
souey could Should bankruptcy
would become
and what careful thought
alton to matters?
AS to the objection having pay for the water
true received and which
the conditions making out OF what
were expecting secured
The that possibly the present
holders rights this the Holding Company is
which the problem make the invest
ents make stable values The long time payments
should materially who under conditions could not pull
through
The company given for the rejection of the
nropas than week
and placing his acceptance either of the banks
stated entirely the right holders
for ne TO nect our own interests
best for everyone whole Personal matters should
problem serious and of such vital Importance
the community
v PROPOSAL signed 1t is the
your interests protected and not to neglect this
potunty.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the justice court of Atlanta
precinct, county of Elmore, Idaho,
before Louis Holman, justice of the
peace.
Atlanta Supply Co., Ltd, corpor-
alton, F. E. Miller, Mgr, plaintiff
versus Joe Smith, defendant.
The state of Idaho sends greeting
to Joe Smith, defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear
before me at my office in Atlanta in
the county of Elmore, State of Idaho
and to answer at 10 o'clock a. m.
the complaint filed therein within ten
days after the service on you of this
summons. The said action is
brought to recover from you the sum
of twenty-five dollars and sixty two
cents for goods furnished you during
months of April and May, 1908 as APP
pears by complaint on file in office of
justice of the peace or plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief de-
manded or judgment will be taken
against you for twenty-five and 62-1OO
(22. 62) dollars together with the costs
of suit if you fail to appear and an
swer and make legal service and due
return hereon.
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a little while and then says he, 81
cannot find anything to convict you
for, but says he, 81 cannot put no
cost on you only the cost of the court.
Well, says /, "How much will it be?''
"Well, says he, about $780," So /
took SIS and gave it to him and said /
would give him the rest and so | put
my hand in my pocket and give him go
cents, and the Labbee boy. gave him
SIS. but did not have the 60 cents,
but gave him 10 cents, and owed the
other so cents. Says he, "That
will be alright, and that was all
there was about it. So think the
judge must have been pretty hungry
to fine us that amount, when no
papers were servd and we had not
been arrested. | think the charge
was pretty heavy. He must have
been pretty hungry to charge us that
way, for a man who is not guilty.
(Signed,) FRANK BAUDIT.
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A Communication.

Mountain Home, Idaho, Deem
Der 9, 1908.
On the evening of the 9Th of De-
cember was playing cards at my
house with young Labbee, and there
was a train come to the depot, and l
went out and thought heard a noise
like Jumps of coal falling and told
him / thought here was some coal
falling off the car and after the train
had whistled again to start to go, i
asid, "let's take sack and go and
see if wecnfnd some fine coal, and
so we went, and right between the
switches we found a lite lump of
fine coal and l held the sack and Mr..
Labbee scooped it with his hands into,
and by that time the Marshall came
on to us, and saw him coming from
distance, but saw we were not steal
ing we did not run away, and ne came
to US and said, "What are you doing
there. Answer: "Why, we are
picking up COAL" "Well," said he,
"did you throw that coal?" We told
him, ''No, we only picked up the fine
stuff, we had nothing to do with the
other. He said, "There is a man
in the sage brush, who he is?' We
said, ave did not know who it was, =
and he walked there, and it was Frank
Wells, and he said, "What are you
doing there?' Wells said he was
looking on, and was going to town.
The marshall said, "Well, the three
of you, don't want to arrest you,
and you had better go to the Judge
tomorrow. "What Judge" says he,
Judge Manion. He said, "All
right, " and so it was decided we were
to appear at three O'Clock and we
saw the Marshall and he said Manion
could not attend to it, we had to go
to Norell, so we did go, and Norell
did not ask US whether there was any
paper served on US, but he ask me in
the first placev, / was the first one
called, says he, "Have you been pick
ing up coal 2" Yes, in the top of the
track between the switches, fine coal,
which was the waste, and the marshal
came up onto us while we had about
forty or fifty pounds in the sack. -
Q. "Didn't you try to run away?"
We said, "No, we saw him coming
but we were not stealing so we did
not have to run away, and then he
asked the Labbee boy, How its it,
were you with the old man picking up
coal ?"
A. Eyes, was putting the coal
in while he was holding the sack. "
@. Ibid you see anybody throw
off that coal. !" A. "No, l did not. -
So there was no more asid.
He called Frank Wells, who said
he was going to town and was hiding
in the sage brush to watch those fell
lows pick up COAL Q. Did you
see them throw off the COAL. A.
"No. was going to town.
Mr.. Norell said, 81 will not give
any decision until tomorrow at ten
O'Clock. Before he got the marshall
to state what he saw, the marshall
said just what we did, and so the
next day at ten o'clock, which was
yesterday, we went there, he studied
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To POstmasters.

Where copies of publication re-
main uncalled for in postoffice to-
which they are addressed it is the
duty of the postmaster to notify the
publishers. This is not being done
generally by postmasters and unless
this rule of the postoffice department
is more strictly observed in future
complaint will be made to the de-
partment.
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Got headache you don't want I?
Maybe your eyes are to blame. Have
them examined by Green & Green of
Denver. They have amply proven
their ability in their visits here for
the past seven years. Evans Hotel,
Dec 10 to Is.
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Given under my hand this 9th day Of
October, 1908.
LOUIS HOFFMAN,,
Justice of the peace of Atlanta
precinct, Elmore county. 1892