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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
SET THE DATE
For Republican County Convention for
Tuesday, July 4.

Eor Republican county Gonyenuon TOR
Tuesday, July 7.
Only four members Of the Republican
county committee met at Montpelier yes
terday afternon, at which time they
set the date for the Republican county
convention at 1880 o'clock Tuesday az
ternoon, July I, and the caucuses Ia the
towns for Thursday, July 2, the hour
to be fixed at the discretion Of the town
committees. Those present were Dr.. y.
II. Winch of Northfeld, G. II. Haines Of
Waterbury, Il. s. Currier of Barre and
George o, Stratton 81 Montpelier.
The committee selected Charles "A.
Plumley OF NorthteId TO be temporary
chairman Of the convention and E Al.
Mutt Of Montpelier to be temporary sec
retafy.
Representation, which will Be on the
basis Of the Republican vote for Cover
nor in 1904, gives the following delega-
9seraa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
APPEALED DRUNK CASE.
James Burke was in Montpelier City
Court To-day

X
Although he insisted that he wasn't
drunk, James Burke was found guilty
of it il Montpelier city court to-day,
on testimony 81 Sheriff Tracy, who al.
rested him yesterday afternoon near the
Central Vermont railroad track toward
Middlesex. Burke was fined, and he took
an appeal to county court. bail Of $T5
being furnished by l.. n. Wood. Tutiield
6oodnatnre was another man who was
before Judge Harvey this morning He
readily admitted his guilt Of intoxieation
but since he couldn't pay his fine he
went To jail.
Two men, George Black and George
Henry Ryan, who had disclosed on Mr..
Stranger OF Mythville last Thursday,
were in court this morning again for fur
ther disclosure. They amended their
statement, and that is all for the pres
eut
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
Bangor Aerie Lost Charter.

Local officials Of the Barre aerie Of
Eagles have received word that the
charter Of the Bangor aerie OF Eagles
ef Bangor. Maine. has been revoked by
egder Of Theodore Bell Of California.
grand president Of the organization for
Be United States THE reson for tax
iI9 away the charter is non conipli-
apcs vith the laws Of the grand aeria.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
SOCIAL EVENTS ATT
WILLIAMSTOWN
Very Pleasant Lawn Party Held Last
Evening-Touight's Program.

WiIliamstown, jane 6.-The Ladies'
Aid society Of the Methodist church
held d lawn social at the parsonage
yesterday afternoon and Inst evening,
which was one III The most enjoyable
of the season 1'he day was perfect
and nearly one hundred were present
during the afternoon aud evening. A
bountiful supper was served on the
lawn, and refresbments were also serv-
ed during the evening in the house. A
line program was given at night, CON.
sitting of piano msss ingine. racita-
tons, etc. 4 peanut hunt was held,
with prizes for the one getting the
most and also BOBBY prize. The COM
pany returned to their homes at d
rather late hour and win long remem-
Der this very enjoyable occasion.
The band viii give concert at their
stand this evening and ice cream viii
ne served There will also be a prom
cnade at the town hall under the aus
pices Of the base bali team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
GoDDARD's COMMENCEMENT.
FIRST Honor Won by Paul Waterman Of
Barre The Program.

Spaulding's commencement viii no
sooner he over than Goddard's will begin.
The class Of 1908 numbers 20, and the
first honors for the course 60 TO a Barre
boy, Paul Waterman, son 0f Mr. ana
Mrs. ID s. Waterman of Washington
street. Miss Harriette Chapman of Fer
rIsburg wins the second honors ard Je-
rome Berry Of Richmond, third honors,
The program contains the following
assignments:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06

The events for tho remainder of the
week are;
Alumni concert and ball, Woodmens
hall, Wednesday evening, June II.
Class day, Thursday afternoon at 2
O'clock
Alumni banquet, Congregational church,
Graduating exercises, opera house, Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Closing reception, Spaulding building,
Saturday evening, at o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06

James r. Darling went to Woodsville,
n. H., to-day on a business trip.
Nice ripe peaches and cherries. iuss
came in this morning, at the New Eng<
land Fruit company. Strawberries, tw6
boxes for 25 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
Monday, June IS.
Uass Day.

Glass Day.
Grafton, Paul Waterman, Barre.
Poem, Bessie Brown, Barre.
History, May Murry, Hinesburg,
Karl Abbott, Bethlehem, N. II.
Address TO Seniors, Victor Olsen, Gran
iteville
Address To Juniors, James Walsh. IT,,
Leominster, Mass.
Recitation, Ralph Shaw. Bethel.
Glass presentations, Ralph Buck, New.
port.
Henry Heidel, West
Warren, Mass
Glass will, Oscar Rixord, East Highgate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
LADIES' WEEKLY GOLF.

FIRST Place Honors Tied by Miss Gall and
Mrs. c. Dodge.
The results Of tnis weeks tournament
among the ladies OF the Barre Golf club
were as follows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
TONIGHT IN BARRE.
IVoodmen's dance.

Woodmen's dance.
The Comique picture show, A. Tom
asi block.
Marks Bros repertoire, opera
house.
Theatorium, 30 Main street.
Massucco's theatre, Seampini block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
wednesday, June u.
Craduating exercises; the speakers.

exercises; the speakerss
Essays. Mae Arthur Glover; Elsie
Hastings, North Calais; Blanche Hol-
lister. Chicago Helen Martin, Plain
field; Marion RedfeId, Barton.
Orations, Nathan Butler, Washington;
Clarence Coldsbury, Barre; sherman
Ogden, Northampton, Mass; Harry
Wishart, Barre.
salutatory. with grafton, Jerome Ber-
rs. Richmond.
Prophecies, Lena Towsley, Washington
Valedictory, Harriette Chapman, Fer
rishurg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
THIS AFTERNOON.

Base bali. Goddard rs. Montpelier
SEM, Intereity park. o'clock
Base bali, Spanlding high vs. Bur
lington high, trotsing park. 3
o'clock.
Burns club picnic, Caledonia park,
All afternoon.
Golf toprnamspt, Barre Golf club
links.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06

Autsuayf JUHC To
Prize speaking, opera house.
The speakers are:
Blanche Hollister. Chicago, III.
Lena Towsley, Washington.
Gladys Blake. West Danville.
Marion Raymenton, Springfield
Jerome Berry, Richmond
Henry Harrison, Woodsyille, N II.
John knight, Westmoreland, N. f..
Rich Waite, East Calais.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12
ROMANTIC DRAMA
At OPERA HOUSE
THE LILY AND THE PRINCE WITH
SCENES FROM TALL A NJ
COURT LIFE THE PLAY TO
NlGHT-OTHER PLAYS.

The attraction at the opera house
his afternoon and tonight win hc
The Lily aud the Prince" a roman
ric drama by Mildred Holland.
The scene OF the play is laid in
Italy, the base of the theme is love
and intrigue. two elements usually
found in the romantic drama. The
story opens in the rose garden of q
Floronfine noble whose daughter An.
celia the Lily of the subject title.
forms a pleasing picture of happy
home life. Refusing TO enter into n
plot which has for its object the over
throw Of the papal power, the father
Count Iii Saveli. is iuCarceated in
Fortress Of ST Angelo ia Rome where
be- was kept tor nearly Two wears. The
second act takes place within the pal
ace OF Lucrezla Borgia. Here ths
fortunes of Angela in her efforts t.
secure the release of her father from
prison have led her. The innocent
maiden is made Jhas buffet of The ieal
pus Niles of l.ucrcZia BOrgia who has
Become smiteu with Silyio D'Orsini
the betrothed of Angela. and attach.
go TO the Papal Guards az Rome. The
third act which occurs in the council
chamber within the walls of the old
fortress gives a touch of remarkable
dramatic force 20 his pretty drama.
The scene presented when Angela
bursts into The secret session OF the
council is III for The brush of ih.
painter Against thc dead black wall,
of the chamber occupied with it,
black-robed councillors appears the
whiterobel girl who pleads for hor
fathers life and in defending him
finds the arch couspirator VINO was
rhe cause of her fathers iucarcer
ion in tbe president of The Council
Prices children - cents, adults ~
and a. cents. Night. -. 80. q. Si..u|
anil s15n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12
COUNTRY CLUB Talk
For The Bulletin BY x. Ray Fsbcr)

/ For The Bulletin BY X. Ray Faber)
/ Deacon Marshall: II viii Doe inter
testing 10 notice the action Of the
states with reference to the bank
guarantee proposition for the SO.
unty of depositors II was new
ubiect iu the late presidential cam
paigu aud at the election the people
lad not made nap their minds vita
ogdrd 10 &C. Muuy of thse impressed
% favor Of il deemed it a matter for
.ho states To- act upon rather than
/ Iha general government Oklahoma.
he only state having the guaranty
aw has Kansas for us closest neigh
Dor lu the latter state both parties
lleEsei the proposition the Demo
Gratis for congressional action. the
Ropr hlicans for the state separate y
to deal with and The latter so en-
lCised the proposition DOB their state
platform Kansas if quite certain 90
d0ut "a ruaraur laH similar no thJt
iu force in oklahoma This Ian is
mandatory a. lay as b. r.lat ip
t9te banks and rami -tr a- go ua.
fioual haul- tbat ls tlc batter can
.avaI themseIye- OF tbs ruXiIoc,
.aui bouefts ct The lay &C. thry cboo-c
te dn -o.
Banker horton notice that a
iaIu. percentage of the national
NauEs in Oklahoma have come under
,rr law ami have materially m-
.rrsa-cd their deposits hr 300 doing
1la banks derive a benefit from tte
muuet formerly kept Dbl that
amounts TO- great deal more than
the small tax imposed upon t-iem uu
.r- tbc guaranty uiau while the pub
lie realizes al important bfueHf iu
rla increased circulation -arr-rI bF
fIa bringing ont of hidden boards
dicl thus become available for
r-lHe-- r-4 People with -grIEr.
r.rHr. rH1 la.. ae.H -.atrr-tHI o.
fns H.ut- vlH Ea.1m. IaIr-it0r- a.
nr as rfrr HIr understand trc
lH arr H FF.t T.er lave
r. Incentive fuI Ifllz tI.- TfD.
.H.H-t safe 41. ID rfr bark fails
beg can elthIrar their deposits a-
soon as toe public officials. Ec-.e.
raf.H for tF's #uf-. can examine t...
.oer- 9i rha HaHk and ind .ut v.at
Iue he As provincial banker
AMI f.r zaIartr 'aE Or & aa-
.--rtiat.f wrf en- tr WaU street
alb D uizrt H. AGAINST such Paw.
Some nf thr iar-s banks rf tHe Tea,
l- money CeHfrT- have mans pro-
il.ai 1anF- for customers The
.afaf rau-f he trt-henel and
.aafrref independent hr the euar
11rr fsU TIE CfF hanks having To-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

Mr., and FMS. G. b. Pyle, died at her
! home at Center Station at 1880 a. m
/ Wednesday, Dec. 9th, at the age Of
| : years, II months and 26 days The
| little one had come TO bless this home
| when the parents were residents OF
This city and they have the sympathy
Of their many friends here. The
funeral services were held at the
home at / o'clock p. m. Thursday and
| The remains We're laid to rest in
Beech Grove cemetery
Mr. VIII Victor of Grand Chain was
in the city Thursday.
Mrs John Ray of Anna passed
through here Thursday en- route TO
Grand Chain to visit her mother, who
is very ILL.,
DR., $. Willard made a professional
trip to Cairo Thursday.
Mr.! and Mrs. Ben BIankenship NOV
ed fro mthe Mertz cottage on Main
street Thursday into the Easterday
property on East First street, which
they recently purchased.
Miss Blanche Boyd was Cairo
visitor Thursday
MI and RMS. c. r. Berbling are
moving their household goods. to
Cairo in which city they will make
their future home, Mrs Berbling and
her mother, Mrs Payton went down
Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Jake Blum OF Mounds
We're in the city Thursday
Capt. Jas Bartleson Of OImsted was
in the city THURSDAY
Mrs. II. G. Cooper Of Cairo, after
spending two weeks with friends hero
lert for Creal Springs, where she will
stay for a short while,
Miss Bertha Campbell of Jonesboro
was The guest Of Nh and Mrs Glen
Willard couple of days this week.
Master Russell Lewis, son Of one Of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
panys agents, was run over by a bug
gy Wednesday evening while playing
on Main street He was taken to the
home OF Mr. and Mrs n NJ Harris
and being attended by doctors, soon
recovered from the shock and no ser.
ious injuries were found.
A. J Dougherty made business
trip to Golden Thursday
Mrs W J. Davidson of Grand Chain
passed through this city Thursday
en- route To Hale Sanftarillm at Anna
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

TI. Iatimoro and Leigh Stock Com
rauy vill b. seen az the opera house
iu repertoire OF popular plays begin
4iug MONDAY evening The manage
m,u Ha- spared neither time or eE
peasr r1 make lhi- company rha
'roH-+ popular priced attraction i1
'he middle west Each play is So
Iecf,I with fH- special object of being
adapted to the meub.r- of tAr conn
psHv sH5 is resented eiiH complete
scenic ald costume effects Tic COM
PAW is composed of talented and er-
pereloeI actors of tried ability
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

INSTRUCTION GIVEN ON VOL
~. MISS SUTHERLAND, 2lo6 ELM
sTREET
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

more readily TO the purposes of the
dramadsl than the romantic south
The story that il reveals is highly
dramatic; the situations and climaXes
thrilling in The extreme: but the
whole is SO happily blended with
comedy scenes and incidents that II
charms an The play gives a splou-
Iid opportunity for elaborate toilette
display by the feminine portion OF
NE company, which is taken The best
ADVANTAGE OF.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

one 81 the principal dramatic OF
fractions o. the current season Hin
u the appearance here Of AT the
Old Cross Roads" which viii BE- pre-
scented al the opera house matiuee
and night Christmas. BY Arthur g.
Aisiun'F excellent company uf ria
ers n BE- doubIul II any other pcr
ton Ct cur ovn country lenIs iiseif
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


Of honor at a shower given by the
Lotus club at the home OF Mr. anc
Mrs Fred Burnett ON Monday even
ing
! H. 0 Whitnel Of East St Louis
IVES a business visitor Tuesday ana
Wednesday,
I The meeting at the NJ E. church
closed on Sunday evening.
M. and Mrs b. S Gray are the
parents Of a twelve pound boy left
by the stork Monday evening
The Johnson County Medical Sc,
eiety viii meet on Saturday Dee. Il.
Df. J. W. Petit Of Ottawa. III, prest-
dent OF the State Medical society.
viii lecture in the evening.
Romeo Lodge X of p is preparing
for an entertainment for the children
ON Wednesday evening. Dec lG, at
their Castle hall
Elder Cup held services at the
new Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening lie will move his fam
ilF 20 Vienna as soon as he secures
a suitable dwelling.
The N. e. Aid society spent We'd
uesday afternoon with Mrs. Dimpl p.
Gillian.
Madam Rumor again reports al
secret marriage among cur Young
people. The writer Of these items
has not much patience with such afI
fairs and thinks it be'tcr if there
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

nI o.. guaranty taz large and their
aH--- -.t decrease. as tie small
banks HHl. PEI ON an equal footing
rl chem far as security goes
Tf- latter raII De- most aI7 to or
tai1 a- .e.a= Itur those who had
taH. their surplus fruds In their own
'rsioIr The small hanks would
slss draw s.aail lepe itons frum the
Dig bauEe
fuIrc -rnfe. fhiuk 81 GER
tsi1lr DR. ths nser fixture EaaIantT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

fa- lepositors OF the postal $.
BANK. and think Mr. Bryan ln.
Fate campaign ht the nail on
ben. vien De- said the latter 500
T-1ve an aggressive Institution To-
u3uIl absorb AN OF the ranking brsf
ness of the country The soverume
would say let the people have TIE
profits OF banking; the savings it,
fiisiiun sorks weti Eh9 Hut -
The government de al ~ fhe hspt-
laE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12

MOUND CITY. ILL.
'~++++++++~+++%+


Ed Olara returned Thursday to
Cairo. after spending the past few
DAVIS with relatives in this city.
Nrs. jean Bryan was shopping I'm
Cairo THURSDAY
liruo Blanche Pyle, daughter Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-12
GERMAN AMBASSADORS
SAILS FOR U. S,

Berlin. Dec ll-Couut Johann
BapstorI the new German ambassa
dor to Washington. sailed for New
York today ON the steamship Ameri.
fa The new ambassador 'a accom-.
panied hy bis vito. who was Nis-
.uokemcyer of New York The
Countess has NOT visited America for
ercnteeu years and cons .oucnuv
1r Us hooking forward with much
'ae'surn to her coming residence Do
Washington
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
ceo,e.. Notice.

UNITED STATES Lam ofyIt'E
PuEBLo. Colo. April II. Eas.
A STFFiTIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
"A having been flied iu this Office by Fred
NJ. Bisbe. contestant. against Homestead
Earry M. i5s.s. made Jun. q. lUi. for north
west quarter. section 81. township . south.
rnusc .s west. by Thomas II. Richards. com
t.-.t,-., ia which il j. ali-g.s that said claim
ant has wholly absneon-d said land siiics.
date sf entry. having failed To establish resi-
denc- upon. or ~ IMPROVE. occupy or cnlfi-
vafe to the date of this affidavit of con
i~>t; and thar said alleged absence from said
land due to his cmpioy uent in the
army navy marine csrIs~ OF the United
state a. a private soldier. officer. seaman or
marine, during the war with spain. or daring
any csher war ia which the United state. ma,
tr engaged.
Nox. therefore. said iartis. are hereby toti-
fled to apI<.ar. respond. and offer. - xi,.nc.
touching said allegation. at 10 o'clock "a M
on September 10. is1s- before the Register and
Receiver NJ the United states Land Office in
Pueblo. Colo
The -aid conse~tsuf having. in proper All
dnyit. filed May -. ise. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal SER
vicr Of this notice not he made. il l. here
by ordered aud directed that such notice h.-
given BY dn~ and proper publication.
,Signedt n 4. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. August 81. lsss>
Last t'ublicnti"n September ~. 1906.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
Notice Of pv bIiestion.
rStrsr srerYs T.sxp

TStrsn STaIy> LkSp DrFItE =
PlEsI.b. Cote SEPT. : l.se {
NOTICE Il HEREBY IivEN THA1
Jatns-s T.. Ri~itrd-au .,f Yris..r, C.,i., " lao
o. October J. i.stB. fri,si- doae,t-i,d Entry NJ.
issts, serial No. U.ef for half tsor, beast
quarter. southeast qua rt-r ,sorthra-t quarter
northwest quarter -auth.a-t quarter. s.-cfi.H
-, township - south, range - west. -ixth
principal mrrid has ti~f sotice of ihfeuti. Z,
make final five year pss-f. e.tsbii ish rlaiu,
to the land ah.pv- descvitsesl. h~fo,e Clerk of
th~ District Courf. AT Trinidad. Col,srstln s,s,
the 30th day 0f thrtrbrr. Isse-
Ciaimsst names a. witn-s-~s 4. n. T~m
piin. of Trinidad, Colo. T. Antonio Car,iavs.
of He~lDe. coio.: Alex Cordovx. Of Ho..i,ue'
Coo: Dian Watson. of Trinidad. caIo
:. A ABBEY. Register
First publication. September L: fSs
l. - publication. Ortober u. 1903.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
w Aso oowa rne VALLEY

The carpenters of Lamar have or
ganized a union, the scale of wages
to be b cents an hour and nine
hours to constitute day. An
apprentice will receive 81 . day.
Ten cars Of cantaloupes left this
point this week and about 800 crat, s
are being sent out by local expires s
each day. About 1000 crates ha, e
been expressed out during the past
week Manzanola Sun.
Bent county is offering reward
of $500. and the |. O. o. F.. Lodge a t
Las Animas 500. for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the man who
murdered w ". Lindsay. near
Caddoa. on July 18th last.
Frank Hays. Jr.. formerly editor
of the Manzanola Sun. has made
good in the governments service in
California. as his many friends here
expected he would. He was recently
appointed to an important position
in the immigration service.
The report is current that the
National Sugar Manufacturing Com
pany at Sugar City will shutdown
on January lst. regardless of the
quantity of beets on hand and begin
work on the new mill which. will
have double the capacity If the
present one.
The alfalfa meal mill is rapidly
nearing complexion and will be
grinding by September 18th ii is
thought. When completed. it will
be the largest and most complete
mill in the world. The product will
be exported principally to Hamburg.
Germany. and Havana. Cuba. Ord
way Era.
Organized fifteen years ago with
a charter membership Of eighteen.
the Methodist church of Fowler, has
steadily grown until the number is
near the two hundred mark. gain
of one hundred and seven being
made during the past nine months.
Only two of the original members
remain.
Elmer Hosler received returns
Monday from the first shipment Of
cantaloupes. The dozen size brought
$l.5O and the pony size crates which
contain fifteen medium sized melons
brought $l.25. Should these prizes
prevail throughout the season, tl.e
growers around Ordway will be a.
livering their crop next year in auto
trucks. Ordway Era.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
Notice 70, p.s,ie..ien.

CNITEp SIsIys L.Sn OFFICE !
PrEkIat toLo.- Aug. ~. i.se !
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Lawrence Roy. of Highs. Colo. who
November Il. 1901. made Homestead Eutry
No. i5ab. Serial No. az. for southeast quar-.
ter. southwest quarter. >s,ciio0 =. east half
w~>t quarter. .cction %. township .,
.outh. rnnxe - ~r.f. 9Th principal meridian.
;,ns hlcsi MOTIFS. Of intention make tinai tive
y~nr trssf. To establish Claim to the land
sbove d-scrib~d b-for. clerk of the District
tourt. at In Junfa. Colo., oa tb. oh ,n, OF
October. iHr
Claimant aamc> witnesses; Eucii,iu
Pntiilo. Juan +. Tafoya. J,,ln l.. Richardson.
Juan u. Cordoss. all of higis.r. Colo.
). 4 ABBEY. Register.
Pir.f publication. August ~. 1905.
Last pt,i,iicat ion. October :, Ian
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
Sum mons
CorxTY OF OTEkn. I Court
Ella ~. Gafney
Plaintiff

STATE 9dr;,1 1f 8, Go50saDo .,9s.a In ,, he Count,
Ella ". Gannry
Plaintiff
~. SUMMONS
Law rrnee j. t;nffnry.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE III COLO
RADIO. to Lawrence J. Ganney. he dcfensi-
anf ais,y- canned, GREETING:
tion brought axaitsst ron by the shDy. named
plaintiff In the county court of Oterp county
state OF Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within thirty days after the aervics
hereof, II served Within the state 1t Colorado
or By publication; or. IL ~~rvcd of the State
of GOl"raslp. within fifty days sffrr the
service hrreaf. exclusive of tbs day 81 service:
or said action may b. regularly set for trial
this same ns thssuxh such npfearn had bscn
made and i~-oe had been joine<i on .nch com
plniMt.
y Thi- said actiun IL brought by v,lainti1 to
10 Ohtsin deree of divOrc-. di<~oiviux tho
hssnds Of matrtmHny pOw exissinR hrt ween
plaintiff and defAssdnnt. an the ground ~
1rsrrtiOn. will mnre fully appear frum COM
plnint In said aetioss To hich frference il hrrr
made and copy 1T which II hrrutn attached
And yOu arc hereby nOtidoi that " you fail
70 apvrar. aud Ia answef she sail cs,mplains ~
for tho relief therein s3eMandesl
Quart n L. !unta. Colosndo. ia said county.
this ssfA day ns August. A. D. ~.
fsxALI yusase ~ Ex-Onrio cssrS. II ~
COaney Cssnrs II Dtero Connty, Colo.
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La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

Said citizen the ether day. the
wh.,ie political situation in Colorado
reminds me of sailor who resolved
to quit the sea and become lands
man. He went to farmer and got
job and was started At plowing.
In the lead was yoke Of oxen and
at the plow mare. In turning a
corner the oxen got wrong and the
mare got mixed up. the whole bunch
running away. The new man fresh
from salt water rushed to the house
yelling: Farmer, farmer. The star
board OK is on the larboard side. the
larboard OK is on the starboard side
the mares tangled up in the rigging
and the whole craft is going To hell
stern foremost.