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La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
Reckless Rider Loses Ear.

kennett Evans. son OF c. =. Ev.
ans Of this city. who has been out.
lng At Green Mountain Falls. met
with . serious accident last wcdncs'
day. which may cost him the loss OF
an ear. Al near as We can learn the
facts. kennctt was coasting on his
wheel. and riding at n high rate OF
speed when the wheel encountered n
large rock. which threw the rider vio'
lcnny 70 the ground. The boy III on
his head and shoulders. almost sever.
ing one Of his ears and severely
bruising his head aud shoulders. III
VAS taken TO Colorado Springs foi
Treatment. and all efforts employed
10 save the car-Rooky Ford Ga
xctte.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
csnssIoupss to DC Protected.

Wilbur +. Cannon. state pure food
commissioner. has announced tina,
the melon growers OF the Rocky Ford
district will ie protected this year,
and that merchants In the east who
advertise Rocky Ford melons for
sale bseore they are ripe will bc pros
ccuts1. The real Rocky Ford melons
are ~ on the market until August
Nh.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

Your complexion - wei
~ your temper i rendered
miserable BY . disordered
liver. By taking Chambss.
lalns Stomach and Liver
Tablets you can improve
both. They cleanse and n
vigorate the stomach and
improve the digestion.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

A pamphlet that viii be OF In
terest to nature lovers. and especial
ly to those contemplating an outing
In the Rocky Mountain region. Is
Stanley Woods with Nature In
Colorado" just published by the Pas
senger Department OF the Denver 4
Rio Grande Railroad. The illustra
tons. OF which there are many. har'
monize with the title and text. This
Is one Of the best OF the score OF
publications put out by the railroads
this year and no doubt Will be in
great demand.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

bFesthed. The Manhattan man who
came TO the bat was pale, but his
TEEN We're clenched. He took two
strikes Finally he found It, The
Dali rose like rocket and sailed for
center field. An earthquake and a
tornado split the grandstand. But
an unbelievable thing happened. The
pitcher jumped up. and. against all
sense or possibility. pulled the ball
down. threw to first, made the third
out and saved the game. Many peo.
PIE tainted. Some lost their reason.
Nobody could understand 1t. 1t was
not until years after. when the pitch.
er was on his death bed, that he con-
fessed to having caught bird that
flew over his head. The runner was
put out with an English sparrow.
The ball was never found.
Ton Wood went up to the court
house few days ago to secure a
license, He walked into the coun.
~ clerks office. planked down a
dollar on the mahogany bar. and In
no uncertain tones said to the un-
terrified clerk,
Gimme license. and give II
to me quick"
All OF the young ladies within
hearing distance, and there are u.s.
ually quite number thereabouts
Immediately became interested, and
wondered who the lucky woman
could be. According to their theory
nothing could happen. and be inter!
esting, unless there was a woman In
It. The dapper young clerk looked
over the top OF his spectacles to
see whether Tom really meant 1t or
not. and then remarked.
"Why. our licenses are two fifty
Tom. always, and we don't have
any bargain days in the marriage H.
cense bureau You'll have to come
across with some more money
before there'll be anything doing"
"Oh. come off; I've been here be-
fore, know what want. and guess
l know the price. Here's your dol
lar. Now give me hunting license
and be quick about 1t. for I'm in a
hurry"
He was accommodated
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
SATURDAY. JULY "a. 1909

, . = . . = . = = = = = = =
, HOT WEATHER ooN'rs.
, Most people have collec-
, tion of hot weather don'ts.
, Here is a list:
, Don't work too hard.
, Don't think too hard.
, Don't fail to play.
, Don't, II you are a man, wear
, a waistcoat.
, Don't, IL you are woman.
, fail to remember that nature
, did not mean you to be har-
messed. curveless creature with
, no dimensions save length,
, but Instead, being whose
whole body. In summer espec-
, tally, should be allowed to
breathe.
Don't worry.
Don't hurry.
Don't wear black.
Don't lose your temper.
Don't forget to battle often.
Don't scold the children.
But do drink water. early.
often. late.
Don't feed taby every
time II cries. The chances are
1t needs water more than 1t
, does food.
Don't wait until your own
throat is parched and then
, gulp down drafts of ice water.
, Every time you have nothing
, else to do. swallow a little
, more cool. pure water.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

C. W. Brown. general agent OF
the La Junta Land Company at st.
Paul. Mlnn.. is still boosting for the
land where the alfalfa grew. and sent
us a song. which Is TO be sung to
the tune OF Turkey In the Straw"
II you have time you might try 1t on
your phonograph or your pianola.
II Is as follows:
Down in the lot where the alfalfa
grew.
The vid brindle COW stood and looked
for you;
And as she looked she began to
smile.
For La Junta alfalfa is well worth
while.
Chorus:
Turkey In the straw-aha. aha.
Turkey In the straw. aha. aha.
And a nice little trip wouldn't do you
any harm.
Better see Brown and buy an irrigat-
ed farm.
There's where the cherries grow large
and round.
Shake the tree and they cover the
ground.
The melons, too. grow mighty fine,
And tremendous profit from the old
grape vine,
Chorus
sugar bcets grow large and sweet.
And garden truck Is hard to beat.
Apples grow to such tremendous size.
You cant help seeing them II you
close your eyes.
Chorus
Now. though the good things have
not half been told.
There's q limit TO our land. and II
will soon be sold.
So II you want to be Independent for
life.
Consult with Brown and obtain n III.
tie slice.
Chorus
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

La Junta's new laundry project has
been held In abeyance for two or
three weeks. owing to the fact that
y deal for q site was knocked In the
head ty some parties who have had
their hammers out working overtime
on the new laundry. The deal for a
site had been practically closed. but
was called off at the last moment on
account Of some legal technicali-
ties. Mr.. John =. Cook. OF Topeka.
who was the prime mover In the
new enterprise. writes that he can.
not get away from his present bust.
ness engagements until September
LIST. but on that date will move to
Ia Junta and Immediately get busy
with the work Of providing La Junta
with an up.to-dstc laundry.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

rrici scbrce and family expect to
leave next Tuesday for Seattle To
reside permanently. Mr. scbrce has
two sons and daughter already 10.
Gated there. and the entire family
Will make their home there In the
future. Mr.. Sebree has been resi-.
dent OF this section OF Colorado
for a long time. and for many years
was . resident Of Nine Mile. where
he acquired homestead and was On.
gagged In stock raising. In 1878 he
wns elected commissioner of old Bent
couuty and served for three years.
Nf. 0etsss wAs also TIE fifst coun.
y ju1es eSsctsl II 0tsro county. at
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

Judge Mcdaniel In ntill making fire..
quent trips to Pueblo to hold court
for Judge Mirick. who 10 taking an
European tour. The Judge says he
does not like his new Job At all. AZ
travelling makes his hay fever some.
thing fierce. There are some re-
dtcminE and compcnsatinx features.
however. so says the Judge. among
them being the fact that he married
= man from Texas the other day In
Pucbio-to = woman. Of course
aud received fee Of go for
doing IN cjob. The Judge IL going
TO make = speech at the next month.
" dinner Of the Ia Jun,a Industrial
Association and advisc that body to
encourage immigration from Texas.
lie thinksT cxans will make very dc.
sirnbic citizens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

nobmefdIle, no Bel fortgeieeter an.
I~trengen6er, i6merer Irbeit Die Ir.
beitsfraft bis gum 20. Sabre unbdlt,
b1lt bod in Der iibergroBen Mebr5ahl
bon SaIlen nid)t cinmaI Die 2ebens.
fraft 10 Iar9e al. SIS finb Der Mten.
ife1 notwithstanding nenigc, Die 70
Sabre alt per6cn. Die ourdifnitt.
Iide 9ebenSooncr betrdgt trot allcr
9flibmre6igfrit Der 8iiieni6oft nod
immer t1ur 33 Sabre, ltno Gin Sier'
tel oIler Menid,et itirbt nod INNER
ror benz g.. 2cbcusiabre, bic Sdlite
Dor benz 16. 2c6ensiabre, unb inter
Sunoert 1elihen miro i~iberboipt
rur elmer mebr ols &C Sabre alt. Nit
Niifiift biernuf fdme pabridcinlid)
Die geplante Yeniion lrlr menigeli 81
Cute, ruenn tie pirflif mir iolden
Sutbeil fperocn iollte, ole i'm 9icnite
Der @eiclIihaft mebr oils 10 Sabre
oft gerporben limo, u1o Die @citim.
mltne, monnh cine 8eniion audi Dor
errei6tem 70. 9ebensiabre getuabri
mer6en fam, lit Iobensmertb mo
Itebt I'M pollen @%inffano nit Dem
2citmotip zines rntioneIlen IltcrS
D%erioreun9s . 8lanes.
Sn Dem 9ilat5bogen Der Stem Dorl
Gentral.ga Bah miro Der &~eniionspo.
iten in bent @usgabenfonto 5u fitoen
iein. gber in 8irflt6feit beOeutet je.
Der Collar, ser fir oieien Boiten aus.
getporfen miro, cine Sermebr1ng bes
@eitanbes. 9dngit ifon bat man er.
fannt, 6aB Die @eloer. Die fir ioldJe
9rbeiterfiirIorge aliseenorfer nerben,
nidt ein5ig Dem 5u Cute fommen, Der
oaraus 6ireften Wltten 5iebt, ionberr
coB iie 5uguterIest benz @eber gletdI
bieI niisen tpie Dem @mpfdnger. Wsit
einem Shlu9e miro ourd Die Gin
fiibritng elmer iolden @pblfabrtsein'
rid)tltng 6os 8erbGItnis 5tpiihen ar'
Geitgeber mo Irbeitnebmer elm an
6eres. Mit einem S1Iage miro 6a.
our6 fir cine 9abngeielli6aft eine
, grbeiteridaft geiduffen, aif Die ie
itH inter allen llmltGnoen D~erlaiien
fam nno Die ibr 5eitlebenS lopol
tIeibt. Gs mag iein, Dab ourd ioldj
Gin MISUNDERSTANDING benz ar-
better aud @adtbeile erpadien ton.
men, ipeil baourb BET Der @ingeblne
bon Irbeitsbeoingurt9en cine emf
pfinoli1e @otbigung iiber lin ausge.
iibt peroen mag. Erosoem ideini
Ste @infiibrung elmer iolden alters-
r%eriorgung inter Den gegenudrtigen
@erb1ltniiien fir beioe GbeiIe bon
tpelentlidem 8ortbeile 81 iein
Sci 6ieier @elegenbeit Itellt iid) Die
Srage Elm, Oh iolde freimillise Der
eiuborungeu our altersperiorsuna
auf Die 9aler geniigen fonnen. 9ie
Srage lit nit Nein 81 beantporten
SIN 2nlfe Der 3eit miro lif audi III
unierem 2an6e Ole NotbmenOigfeii
elmer obligdtoriiben arbeiterfiirior'
&c. ole iid feiuesmegs auf Iltersper'
iorgiine befdrdnft, ergeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
altersDerioranns fir srbsiter.

9ie Nem gorf Geutral.8 obn ldbt
init benz na6Iten Sabr fir ollie tire
slngeIteIIte cine altersperiorgung
cintreten, bic pieIrn 9auienopn 3it
@iite fomnlen miro. Ser 81 8runoe
Ilpgcnbe BIan lit elm GuBerft cinin.
der. CUR IItersperiorgrng iiub ollie
glrbeiter bel grreidung oes 70. Sc.
fensiabres bereftiet, tpenr lie minbe.
items 10 Sabre IN itmlintetbrodenem
9ienIte Ser 8abn eeitnn6en Dubcn unS
jluor betrGet Die i6brIide Glterspen.
iion 1 8ro5ent fir iebes 9ienitiobr
inter MaBnabme beg in ben Iebten
Sc6n Sabren erboltenen 9urflfnitts.
aeboIts. Ole IlterSpeniion fam ie.
0od aud iolden Berionen eemabrt
reroeu, Die nod nidt Oas 70. Sc.
bensiabr erretht, aber 3tpan5ig Sabre
in rnunterbrodenem 9ienite Oer9oba
geitnnoen baben unb arbeitSnmfobi9
gemor6en iino.
Ole @infiibrilng einer ioIdcn I'll.
trrs . 8erior9ung fir cine 10 grobe
In5abl 4rbeiter beOelitet fir unier
2an6 einen bebeutiamen S6ritt alf
Gem @ebiete Der bisber 10 arg oernad)'
ldiiigten arbeiterfiiriorse. &eines.
peas lit oie Stem gorf GentraI.9 abn
Ole erite eroBe 2orporation, Die lold)
einen Ghritt getbdn bat, anoere Sab'
men boben cine folhe Iltersberiorg.
ing nit gleid15eitiger llnfalIs.g erii.
Gerirng ibon ieit geranmer Belt elm.
gefiibrt uno iiberall bat tie iid nufs
bette bem1brt. Die 8ortbeiIe unb SIN.
nebmlidfeiten, ipelfe fiir ben @rbei-
fer oamit perbunben iinb, liegen aiit
Der San6. SteIlt cine iolde Heniion
Dem Irbeiter aud feline rciten
G6Gse Az @cbote, 10 ermoglibt Tic
ibnt 1ber cinen iorgenfrcien 2ebens.
obeno lno baS bot fir ben Mann, Der
oiif ieiner S1noe @rbeit atgeDieierl
i'll, bieI 81 beoeuten. Sn unierer
3eit Inn 10 mebr, aIs ii1 nadpeislid
Ton Sabr 5n Sabr fir Den arbeites
Ole @oglidfcit berringert, aus ieinem
8eroienite bel bihreidenoer Siirioree
fir feline Snmilie einen ousfommlt'
den 8ebrgroiden fir oas Ilter 81 err
iibrigen. Selblt ga, no cine peient'
lide Steigernna Der 2obne TN Sauts
Der Sabre Dor iid gegangen 1T, bal
iid Die @elegenbeit sur griibrigumf
misrei1enoer griparniiie init Del
3eit perringert.
als Die pidtieIte 8eitimmlng u
Dem porliegenOen 9eniionsplon oitri
te Die All betra6ten iein, iponaf ein'
Gltersperioraung ald ioltlen gnge
iteIlten gefpabrt perben ioll, bic be
elmer Dienlt5eit bon Span5ig Sabrer
Dor @rreidung oes 70. 2ebensiabrcs
orbeitsunfdbig getporoen iinb. 81
Den lneiIten 8etrieben biloen iclf'
S1lIe Der Irbeitstnfdbigfeit on
afebraahI. Simmer nod iino es Nus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
Real Es.ate rransfers By Warranty
Deed.

Filed for the Month of November.
Christ Kemper ct al to Ed. Kemper
212 acres in 16--45--5 .$2100
G. A. R~itterbusch to W. e. Birming-
ham lots 7& 5 in block 10, Bland
!....,.... -. ......,. ~....$1SOO
Alonzo Tubbs to W. E. Kriete 40 ac.
in 1-41-6 1850. $500. $400
H. w. Landwehr to Ferdinand oy-
czasky II a. in sec S-44--6 and
dwelling house ...... ......$2500
Fred Sassmann to Hermann Rudolph
22a. in 26-42-6 .......... 5000
VIM. Schultz to Arthur Schultz 25a.
in S-43-5 ........ ...... $4,000.
d. Werfelmann to Louis Ritterbusch
part of lot 6 block 2 Werfelmann
Addition, Bland ...... ...... SIS
John Boettcher to The South Missouri
Conference Association of Seventh
Day Adventists lot 6 bl. rs Boett-
cheers Third Addition Bland -. $50
Fritz Brakemeyer to Fritz Hellmuth-
hansen so a. 26-43-5 -. $500
Chas w. zuin to R. ]. Jett 100 a in
16-4O-6 ........ ...... ..$l300
Mary e. Matthews to F. w. Gotten
s%troeter lots z. s. Sand west " 10
bl. 2. Owensyille ........ .$2500
Fritz Frank to Tekott Brose lot 20
east 3rd street Hermann =. 5000
R. H. Dickson to VIM. LANCE 202 a.
in 32--41-6 ........ ...... $500
H. Fritz Lange ct al to Jackson
Smith lot II bl So Buschmann Ad-
dition Owensville ........ $1,000
Toussaint Schnell to Adolph Schnell
lot 25 west 6 tn street Her
mann ...... ...... ........ SzOV
L. w. Kimber to Joseph L. McKin-
ney 10 a in 23-42-5 500 and ex-
change.
Geo. H. Buschmann to John H. Pop
penthouse lot 3 and 4 bl. IL Busch
mann Addition owensville :. 500
Fred Niederhelman to John Nolte
lot 35, Morrison Meyers Ad-
dition ...-.. ..... .......... $500
Oscar Rieger to Frank ]. Claus lot
i west 5th str, Hermann -. $1,000
August Poppenhaus to Albert Pop
penhaus Y indiv, interest in blocks
81, IS, II, 70, 10, "a. 75, 76, rs,
80, Poppenhause Addition, Owens
vile ........ 49,. ...... $17Oo
Chas. W. MeHies to Albert G. Pop
penhause parcel of land on Peters
Ave-, owensville 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
Drei 6eI d3porene nit elmer fleinen
Slai de Gbamberlain's Geibpeb,
Cholera un6 Oui@fdu : Me6isin

6bolera un6 DuiGfau : Mebisin
pom Gbolere morbus eeheiIt.
Der o. Us. 50pler SigbtDtuer,
Gla., ersdblt cine @rfabruna bic er
madte, ipdbrenb er atS @eiHuures
ner In elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
@omarbsuiGe, 8reisbappthaot uOm
areiIe Glebpurne, gla., feurirte. gr
iast: ,@dbrenb ih bort mar, aB id|
ettpas frtihes un5 AUDI Burf.JleiiH,
bas bel Mir Gbolera 0Drbus In Iebr
lhlimmer 5prm nerurinhte. SD
flblte ara elenb unb iGidte nah els
ner aetpiFen CHOLERA , Webisin, itatt
beEen ianbte mir Der Gputbefer cine
Slaihe gbamberlain'8 2eibmeb, @bos
lera unb 9nrhfalIs Mebisin nit benz
8emerten, bab er bas @ewRnihte
bate, mir abet IN Gufee Der CT
prubtbeit oieies Seilmittels, pDrs6se
mir lebteres su hidden, ba er fur
oeFen u~nfeblbare Sur earantire. SD
nnbm eine Dole bauDn uno fibtte In
fhnf @inuten better. Die ;tpeite
Dole beilte mid ednslih. 8mei
Witgelhnorene litten tn berielben
BeiIe unb cine fan5 unb 3tpansia
Cent Glnide beilte uns ale brei.
Bum 8erfnuf BEL Bntfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
edatcn gerbanSIana.

&eseImdBige 8%eriammIung ON 80
aeopember 1909.
Dos SrotofoH ser Ietten ger-
iammIung uur6e perleien uno ot-
g%enonlHieu, foie berIeien.
In monatIiden 8eitr1een sineen
Elm. einidIieBItd bes GintrittsseI.
Oes bon Serrn George Stakeholder
$3.50. Cine 3edrnirg bon Serrn
@m. @berIin I'M 8etrage bon $3.50
fir geIieferte 8aareu fpurOe be-
5obIt. Die Serren @bos. &aneita.
8m. Saneita uno Souis SuberStod
mltrben our6 Serrn Mi9ael Neu.
mann. Sun, als Ritglieoer porge-
iflagen. Serr @eorg &irdboffer
puroe einItimmig aIs MitglieO III
ben 8erein aufgenommen. Die Serr
en- goparS 6. Ruebiger, MihoeI
Eeumann Sun. uito @uItap @berliil
nur6en ernannf; Die Bidder 6es
S6asmetiters uno oes Sefretdrs gu
repioiren. Die $erren Sris 8oell-
er, Christ GberIiu nnb eoDaro 6.
Hucbiger, @icbaeI &enmunn nnb
Srie Sang pitr6en ais ein Gpmite
erronnt. nit Serrn uno 6rau Sacot
S~oerster &iidiprade 81 nebmcn, be-
treffs Der grneuernng oes 8adt'
aontraftes oes S6iitenftonoes.
SolgenS lit oas &eiultat bes Dies.
idbrigen SabresidieBen oes Ser
manner S9arfi6iiten gereins:
SeIir @tnomiIIer, IL Mal ge.
idoIIen, &c SdilB 692 Sing, burd'
i6nitt 10 1853, erIter &reis$3.0C
nebit @e0aiIle. S. s. 9arnlier, II
NAL geidoiien, 1902 SduB 1923 ring
6urdlifnitt 10 1874, 5neiter &reiS
$3.50. Sreb 9onuier, 10 nal &c,
Id)oIfen rs StuB $50 &ing, ourdJ-
I6nitt 10 oritter 8reis $500 Mif)'
ael 9cnmann, Sun. 10 MaI geid)oi'
len ia SduB 1923 &inge 9urd)-
idnitt 8 97.114, pierter 8reis $1.75
@m. GberliL % nal geidoiien 13s
S6ub 1871 &ing bltrdidnitt 8
33-46, iiinfter 8reiS $3.50. @uItar
Gberlin IS nal gcidoilen rs SdnB
T57 Sling, Surdinitt 8 55.78, ied)'
tier 8reis $t.25. Grit gberIin,
81 nal geidoiien 1876 SdnB 1911
Sling, ourfidnittt 8 77.i26, iicben-
ter 8reis 500. @omur6 6. &ilcoi'
ger, IL nal geiduiien t02 Sd)nt
967 Sling burdIduitt 8 1902, ofy'
ter 8reis 75c. Z. 9. Munopiller.
13 NAL seidoiien rs sduB 72t
Girgc, burdidnitt 8 ALB, nenn
fer 8reis roc. Sris aeoIler, Is
NAL gcidoiien, t0S Sdub 9s5 &inf
our36idnitt 8 13.10S, 5ebnter Srei
SOC.
9eI6Ioiien am 15ten Sanllal
1910 Gin Mosfenball III Der @or5eri
Sale ab5ubalten. Giutrittspreis
fiirGidtmitglieoer % Gents q 8er,
ion; MitgIie6er be8 8ereins iino 81
lie Srpei freie gintrittsfartet beredt
iat; mo iinb bieiIeben bel Dem 8ra'
iioeuten, Serrn 8m. GberIin ob5lt
boien. IIs arrangements . Gotnit'
mmroen 6ie Serren Sicar &ief, 8ott
&fotenbauer unh gbpnro G. &ueoi
ger %eritannt.
8eidIoiien. Serrn Sicar &ief eillI
neiie @ereins : alis5eidnuug 5iitonl
men 3lt laiien; oa Die Seinigc inner
fldrlider 8eiie abbanbcn gefommcl
1T.
9a Serr Selir IifroDiIIer oil
mciiten &inge per Sdub I'M bies
idbrigen SobresidieBen geidoiiel
lat, 10 mnroe OerIelbe als S6iiten
fonig fir bas fomnlcnoe Sabr er
Hart. Sierauf erfolate gertagiitg.
Srib Sans.
@efretdr in Scmosarmeln
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

'8ie aIliGbrIi9 Inn bieie 3eit,
berridt iest pieoer Ser S%tidbniten
inter Sen ainSern. @ebt ben Sin.
bern Or. Gon8eImann's Sniten
SDrup. @s lit bas bette @itteI &c.
gen oiefes 2eioen. 3u baben
III alinge's apotbefe nno @nIfer'S
gpotbefe III Sermanr, ilitb 6. S.
9radt in fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
EDWARD EPPLE,

EDWARD EPPLE,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. by the Probate Court OF
Gasconade County. Missouri, bearing
date the 26th day of November 1909.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to us for allowance within one
year from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the publica-
ton of this notice, they will be for.
eve barred.
LOUIS EPPLE
ANNA EPPLE
Administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

: Serr S. 6. @enieI cmpfieblt
iid fir ale p~orfommcuoen 9totar.
arbeiten. SIN Druderei.gebaiioe 5u
finoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that let,
tiers of Administration upon the
Estate of
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-17

The Officers and Directors of the Company, who are follows, are all we'll known and represent the best class of business interests the State of Connecticut.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-17

THERE are few securities l today that are as safe to
 buy as the stocks of we'll managed and dividend-pay- ing Gas and Electric Light Companies.
 The time to buy such stocks is when they are first issued by the Company and can be bought at their par value.
 own and offer 275 shares of the 6% to 7% Preferred Stock of the Rockville -Willimantic Lighting Com pany; a stock just issued by the Company, at par $1OO a share and accrued dividend, one share or more as long as 1t lasts
 This Company furnishes the entire electric light and gas service Tn Rockville Stafford Springs, Wil1mantlc and intervening territories, serving population of over g, ,00O under perpetual fran chise granted by the State of Connecticut
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-17
Aa@1z==szw Connecticut Gas and Electric Light Stocks as an Investment

s:%. r=- =$s Company, EeuncIl Company GaCo Danbuy Bethel smdEk Company. 4% Stamford Gas nc a . Electric cIghtCom
 
 Menden G Light Company S% 444% ddaownG igh New Haa Gas 458% New G Light Company GrlG 8% %Prfn 3
 tin New
 Company Prerrdl - l. Ilghdng Conpny to Preferred. =. 10000 6% 10000 6az%
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-17

LEARNED, London. Conn: H C. MURRAY ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
 H STUART HOTCHKISS, CHARLES F. HAYWOOD, Director GOSS, w.. N. LEWIS, J. London Conn.,. THOMAS PERKINS. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-17

This stock is preferred to assets as we'll as to dividends. It pays 6% dividends quarterly and will pay 7% later.
 It is my judgment that this stock will sell at $125 share or better within the next years, and 1 recommend 1t to any one with $100 more to invest safe investment that will pay from 69O to 7% tax free Tn Connecticut.
 For those whose funds are not available imme- diately, will carry this stock reasonable length of time without expense.
 Special circular giving full particulars of this, security sent on request.
 If you have $1OO, $1, ,OOO, or $10,O0O, to invest, call, write or telephone-27O0 Hartford-at my expense, at once.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-13
LOUIS GRANT IN
TROUBLE IN MANILA

MANILA, August 2.-The govern
ment is pressing the investigation of
what appears to be an extensive opium
smuggling plot, which was brought tn
light by the discovery and seizure of
AGO pounds of opium and 70 ounces of
cocaine ingeniously concealed in a
shipment of mining machinery brought
in from Hongkong.
Louis Grant, an American business
man of considerable prominence, has
been placed under arrest charged with
being implicated in the smuggling plot,
and it is believed that several Others
are being closely watched by the spe-
cial agents
Since the prohibition. of the importa'
ton of opium went into effect the
price of the drug has gone up by leaps
and bounds. The retail price in this
city is so pesos $3.50 can.
Louis Grant was formerly a resident
of Honolulu, engaged in various bust
ness enterprises.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-13
HAWAII AT SEATTLE.

Seattle, P,-I,, July 2e-'The executive
committee of the Washington Conser.
walton Association has received word
from Jared G. Smith, member of the
Hawaiian conservation commission,
dated at Kealakekua, that the Hawa.
iian conservation commission held a
meeting June 30 and decided TO send
Prof II. s, Hosmer, chairman Of the
commission, aud, II he can make tho
arrangements TO 90, the governor Of
Hawaii Hon. w. II, Frear, 10 attend
the national conservation congress In
Seattle, August 20,