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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
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a4i interests me mcss. hooos~r.
ss nai the wealth the qs~rEy eusns,
xsll be able 10 keep. but the u~nsk
they will be obliged ~ dssAssAu.,
thrO@Sh the state. State takss -
machinery and more had 49,
than any other quarry psuAosp
known. Three quarters o4 ~ -
slate produced Is used for ruu6a9.
and tins, after once go: oct Il sks
quarry, taxes practically no nscAi-
merry at all IL 10 ".cslpsd" ~
hand and split by hand, ssd esss
the trimming machines are u>vv
simple matters. This messs -
the slate company will sTend vsry
little money for machinery in Pieas+
burg, and q very great dssl Il
money for labor here an Colossao.
Colonel Meek expects to he shippsa9
slate by September aud certainly
tie shipping before the first Of The
neat wear Within three veays'
time they should be sending out IS
cars 81 slate per day. aud using FROM
Coz b 900 men. tive wears time
shogld see this wors doubled. and
m a little longer Colorado ought 10
be abreast Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Please understand that these are
the pared down estimates of mau
who has made good in a far more
difficult work. When Colonel Meek
went at the marble he had 10 90
twelve miles into the wilderness.
build a town, build a railroad. bn,ld
a mill, build power canal and
power plant, buy s2.OUO.Go worth
of machinery, aud overcome the pre-
JUDGE OF investors who didn't be-
iieve that Colorado could produce
anything but silver and gold. On
the slate business he has the rail
road, the town and the power plant
all ready, and he needs little MACH.
merry. Also. he has the market
waiting. The American people are
beginning to build things to last.
they are beginning to tire Of living
and working in firetraps and one of
the hrst steps IN permanent and
lireprool building is TO get a lasting
roof Shingles are the
best kindllng in the world and or
dlnarlly last for seven years. Slate
is hreproof and lasts forever. The
same Is true of tiles, and true of az
bestos. And 1T will take the tile
men, the slate men and the asbcs,os
men, nifty years 10 get this country
properly rooted. Until that time
comes there need be no quarrel be.
tween them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
Noiire Of Iinsi ssfti.ment and determination
81 heirship
In the Maticf q the Estate Is

IN ilt* u aiNtA fHl Aiif f-thtF 4
t1 No To-
John e. Leonard deceased.
Notice D. hereby given. that on Monday the
5th dsy Of June A. y. Ilss. at the hour 81
iu a. ~ uf said DAY. the sam. being one 81 the
regular days Of the June term oi the County
Court tf tIuuui-un ,ouuty. in the STATE OF
Colorado. I. Marian T. Leonard adm ini-tratriN
of said estate will appear before the Judge of
said ourt. present ny final settlement a. such
administratrix, pay the approval OF the same,
aud will thcu AK 10 be discharged a. such
admin stratriE. AZ which time asd plsce
any person Ia interest may aYp.ar aud present
objection to the same. 81 any there be.
And Further Notice II Hereby Given, 1 hat at
said time and place the court will receive and
hear proafs concerning the heirs ct said dsc.as-
ed. pursuant 10 the verified petition sf said
Marian T. Leonard claimant a. hcir al law of
said dceeasf d. heretofore tiled herein. sskisg for
a Judicial ascertstnmeut and determination Of
heirship of said estate. and from which II
Rppears that Jesse II Leonard Myrfle p. Tin
ton, Iva A. Gosuel. Roy e. Leonard, Ida NJ
Leonard. Eamund u. Leonard and said petit
toner are heirs said Of deceased.
Now. Therefore. any and Al perssns who
or " ho claim 10 he heirs at law of said John &.
Leonard. deceased. are hereby required To he
and appear therest ct abide the determination
of the Court thereon.
Dated at aunnison, Colorado. this 3ra day
of May, A. ID. 1874.
MARIAN y. LEONARD.
Administrative Of the estate Of John 4.
Leonard. deceased. May7-Jupe T.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Bobby Fountains famous shows
and trained animal exhibition are to
be in Gunnison, Wednesday, June
3rd Tor two performances. The
same show will be brought here that
pleased four crowded houses in
Pueblo. The Chieftain saws. 1T
was great and the Durango Demo-
crat Of last Friday said it was the
best Dog and Pony Show ever in
town. Far ahead Of Gentry. tax
ing the two comments into consider
alton one can rest assured Of getting
their moneys worth next Wednes-
day when the show is in town.
Location Cerliflcates three for a dime
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Durango Democrat The Grand
junction Sentinel, which has been
roasting the very life out of Tom
Patterson and toadying to Bob
Speer for the past year and half.
has all of a sudden discovered that
perhaps the senator might be of
aid to that section in unravelling
the high line canal project, mas
much as the ex-senator is warm
personal friend OF President Taft's
The Democrat is not a believer in
narrowness, but it would be a Joke
and a Just reprimand if he should
refer our friend Bunting to Bob
Speer for aid.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Gift P,nchot has been called te
the presidency Of the Michigan state
university at Ann Arbor t. succeed
President Angel We do not wish
the university harm. but ii would be
a good thing for the west If the cock
sure scientists, who are blgndering
over oar public land, could be cali
ed up or down or called away some
where
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

People In North lelta. where the
banks are beng cased by food
water. haze been using wire screen
Nth ssceess. Weighted with rocks
and fastened at the top At soon be
comes hiied with grss. and floating
debr,s aud makes a solid barrier
against channel cutting Worth
trial at any event
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
EOfEt r. OF APPLICATgON ~ LEASE
SI1EE IAANA

Office of'the State Board Of Land Commis-
sioners.
Denver, Colo, April 2sth, isn.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles II
Rowser. whose ps stofiicr address j. DovleviIle
Colo. has made application No. s,kG to lease
the following described School Lands situate
IN Ssguache and tiunni~on tounties toloradn.
to-wit; NJ of NNii. SN IA of NV. and W.
of SN = of See. Is, Twp. ~ \. R.3E.
No other application to lease the above de.
scribed lands Will he considered after MAY
18th, 1.se'.
y. l. JEFF ERSoN
Register state Board Land Commissioners.
Published May 7-2s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
NoVSss oF sPPBSs sgS0N ron be
sktk ~ stJJ HfhOk's ktAI
ts1tsf

Notice J. bcruhy given that eu Nendsy. tho
ai-i day II MAY. is-H. We shall sppiy 20 the
q ounty curt of ,iunuIson ouuty. colorado.
iu prtthatr for IN order and decree directing "a
g. -ell At private sale Lots No three % and q
in Block No. twenty -oue "a ~ the Town oi
rested Buttc county OF sanBnI-un and state of
& nlssrsda the same beiug she Tfruperty OF Irene
B Chappeu and tinyd ;. thappeii. minor heir
~ Gali happell. d.ceased.
Dated April - it~.
MAHGAtEI D. ItAN aHd J.. METZLER.
tuardians Of said minor heirs.
Ar ul-May ~ tis4.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

50 many people confuse the Gun
nlson tunnel with Gunnison county.
The committee in charge OF the
big celebration at Montrose, has
received a letter from H. +. Gunni-
son, business manager Of the
Brooklyn Eagle lie is a relative Of
the famous Captain Gunnison, in
whose honor the river and city were
named, and suggests that a repre-
sentative Of the family be invited 70
attend, when Taft and the other
national representatives are present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Nut Sundaes in all styles at
Gavette Bros. Soda Fountain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

The people of the State Of Colorado.
To John \. Andrews the D,feudsnt .hov.
named, GREETING;
You are hereby required to appear in an
ac'ioh Drought against you by the above IA y med
plaihtiH, IN the touDty Court of Gunu,sou
,ountN, STATE oil oiorsoo, and answer the com
paint therein within thirty DAYS after the ser
wee hereof, II served within the State of Colo
ra1o; or II served cut of the State OF Celor.do
or by publication, within fifty day- after the
sefNice here"t, exclusive of the daV .f service
or Judgment Will be taken against Won accord
ing 70 'he PRAYER of the complaint and il thu,
sef'ice hereof be made by publication then ten
days additional to the said nifty DAYS asst here
inaboVe specified for appearance and answer
as aforesaid
The sand action is brought to obtain a decree
ot aiNurce dissolviBg the bonds of matrimopy
existins between the plaiuti i'll and defendn nj ,,,
the ground that defendant has wiIifulIy ant
without reasonable cause deserted plaintiff for
more Than one year and further that defendant
being man IN good bodily health has failed
anu refused 10 make reasonable provision for the
support OF hls family for the period Of ono wear
ana plaintih prays for such further relief ns
may appear lust to the Court as will move
iuiy appear from the COMPLAINT filed in said
tourt IN sand action to which reference is here.
py make and n copy of which is hereto attached
anu you are hereby notified that il Won fail tn
apihhr, ana 10 answer To said complaint as
~, aop,e reluHeu the SAID plaintiff will apply TO
the court for the relief demanded in her =. IA
complaint. " ~ s~'"
uiven under my hand and the seal Of said
'ourt at 6unnison, in said Iountv tb,s y, n a.
Of April, A. d. isa '''' ''" ""'
~ tiEo. HETHEnr~GroN.
[ SEAL a. Judge and Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
CO.. So I'D 49, Waa
o4siazsa fro1 Lass wsek.

Cs.ss-iu1sd frosl Lass NecA-
aepsssss. tie cure dTllls haze - k,r
i..li.sG q fnd 4ay EEa.c~i.sa ii Srad,
bcnes ST Po=ts A. lar - Go ~
so.4 tise -l-.e a.zs .aasosn tExs.axA-
oui. 4a4 ts.s cuse usen tsslsess sAsi
tl.ey sal save iroa - ~ ~ y.r
cent st The eaisEe .moSut u slrs<
rAlsc1 from the quarry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
ATMNONN- -BIgORgE

STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Gunnsun.
la the County Court. No. eSt,.
ln the matter Of
Josephine l.. Andrews,
Plaintiff SUMMONS
Versus
John y Andrews,
Defendant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

i-@-s Thursday, near M~ck. Colo
rsdo. y3to sheep we're killed by
c~atismea A dozen masked mea
rode into camp SIZED tise half dozen
shssp herder. 10 trees aud proceea-
ed b. kIll everything that did not
run away. in the sheep lane.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Issuss Money orders Payable at Par
Anywhere In the United Ststeo ct
the following rates:
Ou Gums not ~zcesding $50 cents
0vsS see and not exc'ding 900 cents
Ovoe 80 and not exc ding %. rs eooeo
over yee and not exc ding 80. 20 GEMS
ovos SO and not exc ding 100. Is cents
Larger sums at the Sd me ratio.
The 10 the che pest and most con ven-
lent way to send money. and 70 perfect
~ safe. Try IT,
Also issues money ordsrs payable II
foreign countries.
Pays the Highest Market Price fov
County and School Warrants, and Court
Certificates
Loans and Discounts at Reasonable
Rates
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
T-s - >
Tsawrsw
SPENCER

News Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, Nav 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

location certincates three for dime
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
AssNs - ASH ssuxsI SAs

ir4t fasf5iacaf isn Narch u. i-S.
I..t psb4icstsoa June =. isa.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages.
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
euuires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
y acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, there
by destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature In doing its
work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that It fails to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials.
Address f. ]. CHENEY G CO., To
ledo, o.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
CLEANS OUT
CASH AS WELL
Negro Porter Gets So From
Barbershop Till.
POLICE LOOK FOR THIEF
Scrap Widsman's Porter Has
Sticky Fingers.
John E. Wren Arrested for Non
Support rt-Fatber and Daughter
Reunited.

As a result Of plsl1 l1ing too much
confidence in negro porter, Scrap
Wideman, the proprietor Of the Pill.
grim Inn barber shop is minus
sabOut six dollars today.
About one week ago Mr.. Wide
man employed a negro porter who
gave his name as John Smith, Of
Pittsburg 1t was the porters duty
TO clean up the shop on Sunday and
dn order that he might begin his
work early Sunday morning, Scrap
Rendered him the keys TO the doors
Saturday night. Furthermore Mr..
wideman left about six dollars in
bis cash register
The negro cleaned the shop up
alright. He also cleaned the cash
register, for when Scrap visited his
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
CONSUMPTION
CLAIMS VICTIM
Mrs. Jane Haycoock Dies
After Long Illness.
Deceased was Lifelong Resident OF
County Funeral Services at
u. B. Church Tuesday.

Emma Elizabeth aged 40 years
wife of James HaycooK, of Pearl
street, succnmbed to the ravages OF
consumption Saturday evening at
nine o'clock.
Mrs. Haycook's illness dates back
several years, but only for the past
fve weeks has the end been appar-
ent to her loved oAes, Her invalid
ism during this time mas been marked
with the same enduring patience and
cheeriulness that has characterized
her entire life.
The deceased was born in the vi
entity of Pleasant Hill in the north
western section of the county, her
maiden name being Williams. She
represents the last Of her family
circle parents and brothers and sis
ters having gone before. No child
rem survive to miss the touch Of a
mothers hand.
/, Funeral services will occur from
the Marion United Brethren church,
Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock,
burial to be made in Pleasant Hlll
cemetery. The Protected Home Cir
Gle. Of which the deceased was a
member. will attend the services in
a body.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
Erie r R Magazine Makes
Claim of Prejudice.
TELLS STORY OF AFFAIR
Editor Claims Shooting Was
in Self Defense.
Had Deed Occurred in Large City
Serious Proportions Would not
Have Resulted.

The editors of the Erie railroad
mans magazine in the issue for
January are OF the opinion that
Marion people are decidedly rrejudic-
ell In the matter of the shooting of
j. c. Jackson by Erie Detective
Curry some time ago The artusc
notes tllat there is great differ
ence between the stories of Curry
and those circulated about Marion
and surrounding vicinity.
'The fact that the shooting CO.
Cured in small town, says the
Article, "and that the shooting was
done by corporation officer arous-
ed a great sensation there"
Adording to the story Of the rail
road officials, Curry held a warrant
for the arrest of Jackson, that the
latter tore UP the warrant and ran
10 corn shed where he procured
a huge knife. Curry shot once in
self defense, telling Jackson that
he would 'tlo business If he further
resisted arrest. nhe attempted ar.
rest, was for the theft of coal.
The railroad official force does not
favor the attitude taken in the mat
ter by Marion people saying that
had the shooting odurred in a
'aIZer city the trouble would moi
have assumed such sorrows propor-
lions
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
COLLECTING THE PLEDGES
Merchants Pay for HOnary Member
ship in Faker's Band.

The second years subscriptions
pledged by the Merchant association
for honorary membership in Baker S
band are now due and are being COL
lected by the band treasurer.
The musical organization was
formed under the auspices OF the
merchants of Marion who recognized
the advlsabilty Of having recourse to
first class band on occasions to
public interest Nothing appeals to
the average American Ike the good
old brass band strutting down the
street in all the glory of b!arins
trumpcts and military array. The
dange's7 who backed the project
are more than satisfied with the re-
suit as focused by Mr.. George
Baker Subscriptions for honorary
membership entities the holder TO
tickets of admission for the series Of
converts planned by the director. The
second concert of this series is now
being rehearsed and will be given to
the public in the near future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
CHANGE IN STAR FORCE
Malcolm Jennings, Of Lancaster,
Takes Editorial Position.

A dispB.ch from Lancaster to the
State Journal says:
"'Alaicolm Jennings for several
years editor of the lancaster Ga
zctte, secretary of the last Repub-
nan state convention and recently
an appllcart for the Ohio senate
c'erkship, will assume an editorial
position on the Marion Star with
former IAclltenant Governor Warren
G. Harding.
"The Star Publishing company has
been incorporated and reurganized
AMI M Jennings is the new seere-
tary. He will retain his residence
here until spring. He sod the Ga
zette to p. i. Clark of Urbana last
July"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
Brief Mention

A number OF local representatives
are attending the state meeting of
the Law and Order league now in
session in Columbus.
A. Boyer, of Leader street, who
was operated on at Columbus hos
pital for tumor OF the bone, is, inn
proving rapidly and expects TO return
home in a few days.
The Pyth'an Sisters will hold
regular meeting this evening. lm-
portant business will be considered
and large attendance Is desired.
Philip Firstenberger and Elizabeth
Meyer of Richland township were
licensed to marry in the probate
court Saturday.
Mr. Walter i. Wick and Miss
<Beaulah M. Ruff both OF Marion,
have been licensed to marry in the
probate court Rev. %. f. w. Stell-
horn is named as the officiating
minister,
DIR. f. NJ. Beliwin. of West Cen
Ter street, was tne victim or an az
cident Monday morning while ignit-
ing the sparker of his automobile.
The crank of the sparker reacted
1a-eing the llgament Of His right
hand to be badly sprained.
John F. Matthews, a well known
agent for the Metheany Insurance
agency of Gallon, whose marriage
to Miss Laura BelTinger occurred
in that city Friday evening has
taken MS bride TO be the guest of his
mother, ms. Louisa Matthews Of
Kirkpatrick.
The Marion Ministerial Association
met in regular semi-mCnthly session
the lecture room df the public
library building, Monday morning at
10 o'clock. The principal feature OF
the meeting was an interesting paper
on the subject FThe Holy Spirit
read by Rev. G. e. Miller. A gem
eral discussion concluded the session.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
HUSBAND DESERTS FAMILY
Wifi, with Six Children, 10 be Re-
turned Here From Mt. Vernon.

lniimary Directors Harrison ~
Trey and Samuel -, Freeman went
10 Mt Vernon today to get Mrs
John Mason and six children, former
Scott township people VINO have been
deserted by husband and father. The
lonihtion of the woman. who is
about to lyiwe birth to another child,
IS Ttable in the extreme Warrants
will be issued for the arrest of the
man who deserted his charges.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
Personal

w. o. Williams of Mhwood, was
visitor here today.
Mr.. Burr Lucas of Marion, was
9he guest of Miss Lola Berry of
Agosta, yesterday.
Miss Leona Thmah was called to
Prospect this morning on account
OF the sudden illness Of her father.
Mrs, J. b. Kearse, Of Bradford
street is visiting her brother, DIR.
j. T. Wasson, of Orville, Ashtabula
county.
A1bert IaDow, formerly of this
city, but now located ut Redwood
called upon local friends over Sum
day.
hlessis. Ralph and Paul seeord,
OF Marselles spent Sunday with
Misses Hazel Hofler and Cuba Girls
singer OF Agosta.
Harry S.rawser OF Columbus, was
a visitor here over Sunday. b
Mrs C.. Modrack and son, of Cal-
edonia were calling upon friends
here today.
Mrs john McPherson ami Mrs.
Lavina Harris have returned from
a visit with friends at Deer Creek,
Bloomington and Danye9s, lbs
DIR. Dana o. Weeks went to Co
lumhcs today to attend the semi
annual meeting of the trustees of
the American Insurance Union. DR..
Weeks is a national trustee of the
organization.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
MOTHERS CONGRESS- TUESDAY
Program of Varied Nature to be
Rendered at Meeting.

The w. c. T. L. congress OF moth
ers vii! meet with Mrs. Carrie Chipps
Of North Senner Avenue Tuesday af-
ternoon January 26 at half after two
o'c'o-k. Contributors TO the program
VIII be Mrs, Mary Russel, Mrs, Car
rie Chips, Mrs Frank Berry Mrs.
Nellie Flies, Mrs Kimberling, Mrs.
'Hoagland, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Nettie
Austin and Mrs. Rowe.
Mrs. Mllisor, superintendent of
the mothers department assisted by
Mrs. J. d. Wise, vice superintendent
VIII preside at the meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
DAUBERr GOES TO TOLEDO
Former Marion Star to Shine in
American Association.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer today
contains a picture of Jake Daubet,
the former Marion player, who was
yesterday qe,eased 70 the Toledo
team by cleveland Daubert takes
Pete Listers place with the Mud
Hens and Armour thinks he will
help Tolelo win a pennant. The
many Marion admirers of the Hrs-
sadker wifi have the opportunity
of seeing him in action this sum-
mer. His year at Nashville has
probably made wonderful improve
ment i'm his playing
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25

Lewis and Clark were sentenced TO
the penitentiary having been found
guilty Of charge of non-support.
The court failed to appoint a trus-
tee TO handle the money which is
received from the state. TO be sub
mitted to the support of the prison.
er's children It was the first ease
of tlhs nature brought before the
common pleas ccilrt since the new
law has gone into effect.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
NEWARK HAS BOY LEADER
Davidson. Cleveland Recruit, Sjgne
10 Manage the MOlders.

Homer Davidson, Cleveland re-
cmit, catcher and outfelder, has
signed to manage the Newark
club of the Ohio State league in the
coming season. This is rather an
unexpected move on Newarks part.
Davidson is a youngster and has had
but little experience, none of which
has been secured as leader The
now Molder expects to do lot of
the catching and when not behind
the bat will play the outfe'd. He is
the boy manager of the Ohio State
league and may make good. At least
he cannot do worse than Berryhill
and IGe'ls did last year
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25

Healthy, happy babies. Mothers
say HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
IS the greatest baby medicine in the
world. Makes them strong well and
active. Protects them from disease.
Flocken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25
he GOT THE LIQUOR
Man Stranded In Ohio Desert, Has
odd Experience,

''Do you suppose you could get me
a pint of whisky?' inquired a thirsty
Columbus visitor, stranded in a re-
Gently made Ohio desert. He was ad-
dressing a colored native, who car
ried neatly wrapped box under his
arm.
~ dunno, boss. Come alon' here
an III see,' as he led the way up the
street to the head of an alley.
81 reckon can get It. Jest lemme
take dollar, an III be right back.
You hol dis box for me while I'm
gone"
Both requests were complied with
The gentleman with the parched
throat waited until he abandoned
hope OF again seeing the negro. with
disgusted curiosity he opened the
box in hls hand. The whisky was
inslde-State Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25

In the matter of the estate of Gott.
sale of real estate has been ordered
lieb Duew in the probate court, a
The appraised value of tho property
is $l,O20.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25

Work was begun this morning by
the Pennsylvania at hauling the earth
at the Ohio and Western stone
ouarries along the route Of the road
and depositing it under trestles.
Many Of the trestlcs along the road
south Of the city are Cd and In a
measure unsubstantial. This work
gives employment to an added force
CT men.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-25

If you find suit, overcoat shoes
or hat that you would like later,
make a part payment and have
it put aside. You can get it after
the sale at anytime, thus saving
the reduction.