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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

posioifioe covered with perspira.
lion. and looked wildly about.
lie read every sign In sight rs he
passed up and down. and finally
planted himself IN front Of a false
window. pulled bundle of bills
out Of his Jeans. and held Il tight
Is IN his left hand. cllnEing With
bis nght TO the bnlring telescope.
AMER standing there Tor come
time. with no one paying any ati
tention 10 him. the man looked
about. neryously. ~ n for someone
10 make inquiry Of. just then
George Russell, the postmaster,
came along
Anything wauted1" asked Mr..
russell.
"wel. should say So replied
the stranger. Il want ticket for
chico. Cal. and want u darn
quicki"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

49,. t..y aa grow
Proud hathst hls ~ asy
more llhe " a. u more deaf
And ave YOU tried eF"fl'"'"h
Sketch.
u, -, sietle 10 another
mans corn Danish
,...a hsa bsau|
Mrs Hicks ny .,
lust lovely Ia ne ~ % -, -as IL
Mrs Wieka @i9mi What s,.a
you caught him ani"h
-. ,.ftars
There is llitle % 50" N"'''
-, have done
Aunt Maria you unI habs
sonis, mug e T. s', ~ aask fsr q white
rs 10 tiss me.-New forh hssA'ht
Telegram.
-. A, IN. heat
From we ah,.l'.''i mule
~. ,hau two
one take ms ssnsb
you HhAi' m
Miss naehtlie= Don Wv s,,,s geur
60 come 70 iie ae9l
husband VIII 80 w '...b .,fHas.
Tho Husband Win HnNNN
ure. SCRAPS.
when you take pgl ana ao, a. =,
rul M eApsti "
" ,.,.,svnsa.i
NcWlYWed fettrf w, mn etmflis
How Il ~ you hAh su
tastes before ] mar iea ~ l.. ,t,.4s.
Mrs Sa~iF wed pa. " ,,,,s,,,,
days ! never s5ia,l 81 NJ.
49,. t.tts,
zee and atptnf' lisid
course. hut ] follow W.
~ you struck one nt ~ 80
balls and hf mAh " ~ -,
y bat Nopll ~ 49,, III rFst AID ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Tits 10 thu last straw -.
etc leaked the surprise the frlts
aThis II the last straw, ~ 70
r.steA To- ! taar u finaliiY
Il don't Rant H." ahs fflhee
.tu.ss rat HF ias cream safA ettn
: aafon --ilsasfhn fusi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
"PICK A HORSE AS YOU'D PICK A
FRIEND-BEAUTY DOESN'T COUNT

DOROTHY DALI INTERVIEWS
WORLDS oRGATusr RACE
HORSE DRIVER, AND ne
TELLS HER SOME MIGHTY IN.
rERgsrlNe FACTS ABOUT A
NOBLE ANIMAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Ystrilr don't suppose you fisss
bsarA 81 IL bet ifcffr ave =.
FnihE 60 hs married some in'' NsA'
w.yt~lie aiad to know deaf
ffas iirarfc nsafd u u feii-tAi'
exg1 Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

stammcred out an informal expires.
sion Of thanks for the daily food.
and then asionished his earthly
parent, Il not the Lord, by adding
And please make father brave
enough TO ask the blessing him.
self, after thisl'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

The New Jet Bel, ii vide I,
sorlment new shapes M
styles, In prices from NJ
10 ''........s.......ss.sA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

who SERVES ire NAB u /.
nans. but rurHea " anaht he tsi
nndnne - French
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
STAR DUST


"a asa makes
a mistake ter
muse his Hrift.
ssasa with ih
bottle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

when you take out ana e. -, MOI
nut In. stpeet TO reach The e"'f"h'i
Portuguese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Aunt Marfa You mnHi have ~ ss,.
na,,ethfne 10 eHcsutaHs hin leR
pensd 10 hs In the iafk f9l ~, si, ~
win Jack last niFhi and - IN ~
~ 10 lis ns.-New forh hfshiht
TELEGRAM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Miss naekhite Don't you tfe .l.l.is
TO come 70 the dopr ~ H"'f 49,
husband will see nr out -. ..f....
uFa =Nrfara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Sewlvwea fafier the honeymoon
ties. 4 il fau had such simple
ta.ir. bsfofa I married YOU
Ms Ss~iFN wed = had 60 " ths'as
asg1 ueeHf could set NE ihohsf
a5It ~ nsna @fIfaahiYn iAfa
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
andrews WAS SEATED
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE
2. OF HOUSE
,LdrrdZOl0'S Contest of tn Q
"A Election Two Years Ago
Amounted to
Little
CHARGES OF FRAUD
MADE NO IMPRESSION

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 25.-By
unanimous vote the House today de-
cided that w. H. Andrews had been
elected delegate to Congress from
New Mexico as a result of the con-
test brought by Octavanio A. LARA
zolo.
The committee on elections unan-
imously reported a resolution declar-
ing Andrews elected and when it was
brought up in the House it was adopt
ed without a dissenting vote. The
resolution sad:
Resolved. That OctaVanio LARA
zolo was not elected and not entitled
To sit in the Sixtieth Congress as del
egate from New Mexico.
Resolved That William H. An
drews was elected and Is entitled to
sit in the Sixtieth Congress as dele
gate from New Mexico"
Delegate Andrews is today receiv-
ing congratulations on the outcome
Of the contest. Evidence and argu-
ments were submitted 20 the commit
tee recently. Mr.. Larrazolo argued
his own case and +. L. Medler ap-
peared for Andrews The evidence
of fraud. on which the contest was
based, apparently did not impress the
committee.
4 memorial Of the Colorado legis-
laturc, asking that the name New
Mexico be retained when the terri
tory was admitted, was presented to
thc House today.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
THIRD HOUSE FORMED
DURING PRESENT
LEGISLATURE 7 /.
Its Members Meet Every Al.
ternOOn After the Reg
ular Sessions
Adjourn.
LIST OF OFFICERS
HAS BEEN COMPLETED


santa Fe' n. M Feb. 25.-While
only two houses of the legislature
are authorized by law. a third house
ha. -. -, -. -
nnt as essinn ossh organxed mn it curing the pres
a., ~ s.nu "N .1 i"ei'ia NEE eV-
siSr oon ~ tbe atSar sarer 'ne sa regular Ses
r,or,hars =, this .,,,nI IIo.
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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
PROSECUTOR FIRES HOT
QUESTIONS At
COOPER
The Aged Colonel Again Un-
derg0eS Cross Exam
indtl0n In Trial at
Nashville.
TOLD HIS SON
OF TROUBLE COMING
Effort is Made to Show That State
ment Made After the Kill
ing Was Prepared
by Some Out
slders.

Nashville, Feb 25.-A well defined
rumor that Governor Patterson would
take the stand in behalf of the de-
PENDANTS in the Cooper-Sharpe mur-
der trial as soon as Cooper was ex-
cused attracted a throng to the court
house today. The cross examination
of Cooper was resumed by Captain
FFitzhugh for the state, and he dwelt
upon the Carmack-Patterson debate
during the gubernatorial contest and
the attacks made upon Cooper by
Carmack in his speeches. The prose-
cutor insisted upon detail answers to
his questions, finally rising to his feet
and firing his questions rapidly.
II wish counsel would keep his
seat and avoid these exciting demons
trations," said Judge Anderson.
Let him alone" said Col. Cooper.
Let him alone. He can't frighten me.
| can parry his attacks"
The prosecutor continued TO ques-
ton the witness concerning the CUB
ernatorial contest and the editorials
supposedly written by Carmack at
lacking the Democratic state commit
tee for alleged unfaithfulness to Bry-
an. The witness said he resente
those charges because they were un-
true.
The court suggested that politics
had better be abandoned and the
facts of the case gone iuto.
Did you tell Robin Cooper on No
vember 8 that you expected trouble
with Carmack?" the witness was then
asked.
Il said something to that effect
he replied.
The defense fought inch by inch
the questions that tended to show on
Colonel Cooper's own testimony that
the statement purporting to give all
the facts leading up TO the shooting
was prepared by outsiders, without
assistance from Colonel Cooper him
self and that therefore this is evil
dence of conspiracy. This is the
statement that was given to the press
after the killing
Then the income of the witness was
gone into and he explained that he
owned 800 acres of land and at times
represented the Louisville G. Nash
vile railroad and was also agent for
New York cyndicate in Honduras
He declared that he had only once
looked after legislation for the rail
road and that was done in the open
He was their tax agent
Several times the prosecutor asked
if he had paid any of his debts with
money received from different sources
What do you do with the income
from your farm" he was asked.
Use it to live on. only few
months ago l drew $I,O50 from this
farm and heard that an old Ken
lucky soldier was in dire need.
took the entire $1,O5o and gave it tc
him. They have pictured my dark
! deeds Let's have some of my light
ones. ! never told this before to any
! one. not even my daughter"
you owed many debts, them"
Il did"
-" you were generous before you
were just?''
"If you choose to put II that way
! There are higher obligations between
man and man than mere pecuniarS
Ones
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
AN INTIMATE FRIEND
KILLED EXPRESS CLERK
lie said He Woke Up and His Friend
Was Dead, While He Held
Revolver.

Hutchinson. Kan, Feb. 25.-Orville
Poland, 3 years of age, was arrest
ed yesterday charged with the muir
der of Jesse Haymaker the express
clerk who vas found dead in the de-
pot Office yesterday morning. He
confessed today that he was guilty
IF the murder.
Foland, who was an intimate
friend of Haymaker, asked II he
might sleep with him, and Haymaker
consented. He said Haymaker was
asleep when he shot him.
II may have been crazy, but | did
IT," declared FolTnd. we both went
to sleep. Later / awoke and Jesse
was dead and ! had a pistol i'm my
hand. Then / went 10 the uptown
office and robbed the cash drawer. I
got $7.25 out of it an6 / don't know
what / did with it,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
KENTUCKY TOWN FLOODED.

Frankfort, Feb. 25.-Four feet Of
water standing in the city schools
and the entire lower part of the city
flooded gives an idea of the damage
which has been done here by the
known along the Kentucky river in
years. Hundreds of families are
homeless. barns and outbuildngs
swept away and bridges destroyed
above and below the city by the food
waters sweeping In from every trib-
utary
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
A RAD|UM SUBSTITUTE
HAS been DISCOVERED
BY SCIENTISTS
II Has All the Power OF Rddi.
um but Can be Made
For Much Less
Money.
USED AS A CURE
FOR MANY DISEASES

New Orleans. Feb. 25.-Radio-
thor, new discovery with all prop
critics of radium and within the reach
of the people of moderate means, is
the latest development in scientific
research according to the announce
ment made by DR.. L. II. Bailey of
Hahnemann Medical college, Chi
cago, to the southern Medical asso-
citation last night. 1t is made from
certain species of pitch blends found
i'm Colorado. Radio-thor generates
from the purple ray used so success
fully in the treatment of lupus.
Many Diseases Helped.
Chicago, Feb. 25.-Dr. F. H.
Blackmar of Hahnemann Medical
college. today gave further details of
the discovery of radio-thor. made
public yesterday by DR.. Bailey at
New Orleans.
zone of our most curious expert
ments with the new substance" said
Dr. BlackmaT. was the taking of a
photograph through a stove lid on
which some radio-thor had been
spread. The powerful rays of this
element enabled the light to pass
through the iron plate, thus permit
ting the photographs of a number of
pennies and other articles on the op-
posite side.
Its basis is pitch blend but with
this element are mingled others. !
do not wish to disclose at this time.
some of them are so rare that we
keep them in deposit vault. The
new element, while far from being
inexpensive, it will be within the
reach OF anybody who needs ii. Its
action Is quite as effective as radlum.
There is not enough radium in the
whole world to treat all the people
who need its curative properties"
According to DR.. Blackmar. radio
thor has given relief in every case
that il has been used upon during
the past fourteen months and some
cases have been cured. Some diseases
treated are cancer, tuberculosis OF
skin. ulcers, hirthmarks and nervous
affection. II acts only on diseased
tissues, healthy tissues not being af-
fected. The harmful caustic effect or
radium is also absent. .
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
STANDARD OIL FINE
CAN'T Be 50 LARGE

Chicago Feb. 25.-United States
District Judge Anderson ntimated
today that he will rule the unit OF Of
fense in the standard oil case viii be
the thirty-six settlements of freight
charges Under this ruling, if made
a fine of only 100000 is possible, as
compared with Judge Lands assess
ment of $29.24O0O0 In the original
case.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25

Denver, Colo, Feb. 25,.--GsasrsIg
fair tonight and Friday. A
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25

No. f-7.45 p. m.
No a. S. SO p. m.
No. 7--Io. S. p. m
No. g. 6. 40 p. m.
No. o-it.4S p. m.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
" OCEAN NAH SUBSIDY.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 25.-By a
vote of to 10 the House committee
on postofiices and post roads today
agreed 10 report favorably to the
House the Senate bill for an ocean
mail subsidy
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-25
.LUCkY" BALDWIN Ill.

Los Angeles Feb. 25.-The condi-
tion OF Lucky" Baldwin, who has
been IN for several weeks. is again
said 10 be very serious, following a
relapse from yesterday.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
AcmruHt u Esum-z

nm. yIlplnr-sn uHa,f N rrsil a sturY dr
rvn %,utB worthless dmns eitteI-f n uiit
gir-t VIM 5nnlI TtiHInHeiNg4 IiunH u
-,,r. n,nnpnrfrnenr ut 4 riilwIE ciil-r'ii't's
--,,vplIhl. IN Fart1lsilit's., anlL diruVn
uuun onigit utaiur CIR campn1T, uley
fslgtenu,f IN a inur1y uuinr IN 1ie'IiulrE
10 Deg-IilG ttiH r1ing.. The i1if1leun dn
CONTROVERSY wa wiigrt1er "A min H
EIy,n,t nv fslitai ar works. The dhV'lii-
sim bpga1nn ienfn.t amt uilg u-i-n
tl,ew un ar uiie fast1mIr1im dr una az
tiiu dnbutrn-F nur 4 muIngnr uIl 5uun
n,nr1i "a giru IN THE argument ulnT
continued M, wr-ingie unr1l uiig 1'l1n
Br,,an m muva Iur dft riie StTIt1nn. a-lIt
tie diHViul-mlt DuHHealpar tind IN r'In
Ilanl. tiia nihT-rIm III eitG Gur ula
pragiuug nuInunts leI,h 6Ir a lnHu wur'L
rlle R1Diigr 4aaInu,i III hunlr dire cnr
1prilmH nunelr -tle tlrIin waa H.
rsIeI'ltinu It's 4pnait,-wtign buCit rum
rhn f.rITa leuning hIr dur III uile diIr-
tn,.a windnw came Ciiu cry "5sIraVvs
--,pn-tiirty,- ail.,ir.." 1.-THE inst shall
lIvn hv niittl'l Quiri III lightning riia
1riipr flung afipr riiH rega,tlng l1r1-
numiun. ':Ia-neg - first - ryvgnry -t1Ilr."
G'gr wnriis 4 nun II Justified lld nur
hv faitli Iniv N--G;uTars Wask.T..
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
THE OTHER
GIRL.
3y shrftiH Caiin Sanfurrt.
-1n1'r-Enttssi. llsc 1y aaa0uaatesi
q wIff4r-sf--T fls,-.srIs

Ef-lnrtinm anu Cunningham wers
seated beIIIa an uuen -ifTss au rtiea cinb
aniuying Il cm1itttnrthi af+nr dinner
BnuRe
so Yrm't,u lie same eligible 1iti baCil-
siUI. lra ymI Grant, tuille,t Cunning.
linIn. II pfupilesiesf t.liH summer
vuuid lnnIt ymr sum. pidnit ynu
mesr leI- after ail,7'
'Mesr whumg' dfrIviest Gf-inrtiun
,nui nHr-unsilsv
''Nh. this inGuInpaTahie. ii-,rssisythie
lIieai IT 1 woman Eulira IivaTs nili-
ing Ihuur. AZnnt ymI beginning 10
feiI, SHE my nur exist. a1.er ailis'
'@n riie. contrary e;i-inrtmIn an-
4Evelr..t ngI7vasn puifs8 "Hn nura ttiun
arar IlIra 4iie d0es. Iva 4ean her
1acli.'
Cunningham hurst inru Il hearty
auI;.l.
''LitI sne 1un 1t IN yml. uit mnn -
he rnaaait
"NdE IN ttle WY EmI mean. GtIn-
ninE,' rapiIest GfrinriinIn reminiscent
lw Uhml. lrter biuwing Il neSy leiRII'fs-
" IInuka rngs. 1e waIe.t cumnunu;-
Give.
''Tm +ea" ia continued. Tive Newer
ner 1er faCa tn fiIue 4u 4ile GmIittnt
really uIr-l ler hauR u me ANU.
wtlurt4 nura. Tn Newer yniilg to give
1ur r.lH ciiuncn"
'Tm mean rtiur YuI du nur lnrenUt
-u near ier?7' IaHpe.t lis E,,enlt IN M
umiHilmgI1r
Cumming YmlivG NJ imuginur-un.
rsnI'Ivest e-i-InrtlnIn. ''0f cmlrSe III
HnIt u mear Ter 4aIng Cine. bnr Z
mean III lH peI-ear.v RlIa II mvseif
anu III ler 1g1Ina iu. Tn .,niilg 10
Dr1uuHe tie iI-gr time Ipeait 10 her
''Alusu eE--aurtlnurw commented
Cunningham. ''WlleI,a iues Iiia liva?r'
'rmit iluw,' putfait GssInriluIn.
This was uuu nuUi1 fur Cunningham
Ee suspended Hnuii:ng fur few 4ase
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

NpruCE FQH FUBLIGAru2M
Bspart-nenr III rtie 0ItnH-ur
Lanrr Gfffrs Al la Gf-Inue. Or,
a,,un. Innuarv IL Gaia
Nut:ua s 1HT-aiiv gwen tlur A.he'-t
ID. ghiideIr4. III Enterprise, GI-agu.-.
.l. m 0ruuher ii, 1A0g, mutt
EsumesysaT Entry VI 12140. tmr- W
w w SCI. Saattm uI
rlynainu q Ninth, Range ~ East,
Vtllumesras MaT-uiln. ms 5lest lu-
:rs nj intention 70 make Final Five
EAR Ftunf 70 establish Gialrn IN
IL and anm-a des.I-,hHst heim-s D..
W. Slieaiiun. O.. 3 Commissioner, ar
lis mfius II Enterprise. 0rfgm.
nj -tie 2Dt.l EIv nj FanT-IaT-v 1aOa.
ClmmmC names Is vitnassesi;
Fr-.nK Vt E=,4siie.I N WIilmva, 0rs-
,un. Cariu z. EeaIrng N Wdllmva.
lr'sgm. Niuuins ". Qwnnav- N Eli
l,I--IIise. CI-ss,m. Iames " Childel-4
NJ IltarrI-sH. Cnegm
C. 8f-lmrveil. Harstel-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

SinuHe tiig observation-disclosures Of al
> Gent Gig;EsK Made III MnEarpriie.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
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= Z. ,mliue4ttIm q IhIIH GIrgy-. II L. Gfrsnut.
lrrzruL 3vrsr DAsInEsr. Commissioner "a tue
Et.ilttzua --znu ltft.- 4InTuyfst Dhsssntsr =.
-lsc- I'sss 2 Yiian. 41siEiunr issrriuI-' II
tH mcgIDr.
L-ltu e'i. -lsz ISIS usT
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
Er.r,- sarua

FsHsr surss Int Gnt ehrmia Rrn.
4nuuiG uan be hHrIiHt srr1rsix h,r
4hnnitt n,s RHur IN hHllfhE eumufsm
This aur he dtIn,s by I1uiging Cnuu.
nerilIins SsLNE Thiis saIEs Aas mn
#russ-inr 6r tiifs puruI#s. d in us
gu uIlsr ezrHiDsnn Glr- enHaues
iIInIflI. sure niJuBss. hrIrnH Enf fs
4ius.ss un 1ta SKIN Fur z1.s In
B,lruu.urit IL MIgfbtilb.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

o,,-,nt4iuru R5iaw he nH.st haze 1n o'ar
s,.II mar answer wasn't inst wfin1 1a
a,zlesfEssL
"rF ulw I were tiinz di1iHr rrh al,l
M nuneiw ~ a mut 1snrs.' siiH uilu
MIN nisciiHvmIBiw 'ru a-luw sz'innS
wiiui- 1I anslvgr'
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

j.. A. I'D H4-NN-tt
Administration dr the Mstaua df
MaI'rlia J. Eruwn peraasat. 2gr5
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

mltH tIuiIssarva tie DiiIcd cmmrcarInca
II o-l-lnt1iaIn. deaiitIHt tint any Ipa..eii
vIa inuGesnIute anu lit a 1y.sli1 ailaar
'Im 5f.s..' ,asuInnit 0Ef-lnraiu.n.
smiling IN IN aiaHpgI-Ittng.v #Ir1H--
tRt nnnng, u iilBu nuppeIle.t tn ruriii.
l11ta, igl, Il nit IN a paune aln ffne dilr
mis- summer Tile waT iHr qlleaniv
.lt1-H lmid VIII IHr IN linr shoulders
lnlt itia WY tigr KIT iuir 1it.w aiim1r
IN r-ig wtiln ami r.ie WY she Iinlltlat
Il nnrtttls'-
'E.as, huid m!" interrupted gim-
1lng;iugn. brlruilE lnHynpnriim '.rl
Tau nein 10 HF rtiiiu Fmu can rlyv.,
Ike uiiau n'e' 4 .fsi wtinHa aIca FInI
lnEu. Newer Ia.nlT'
tsi-nl-lnln 1miitiaf.
'gan Sizes III iulneir M Il nudl
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

puriGe I1T -iEauuriun 1f -str-:ierIiiiIi.
Ndrre Il IeI',tiIv gwen rilar tie 60.
1H-'-laIrfillu 1el-sUJ1nra a,:iHinE tlg--
--vaHn T.. 5mmeirI mt William
CAnuUgil III Wa.luwa Cmmry. Oregon.
lis mis- iirv mutually tiHHnivs,t 1!ie
Iiuu q 2 Smngra will Ia#lne Ill tie
ndenuHtlle4sF III ItIe IIiG Eirrn, anu
viii NUKE Ill galaHF-ms N nunnv9
tile u -.le IaIn lii-rn IL min itlIa.
CaU,4d -tliH mi tav NJ IunlaE-v,
EHGj 1t WInta Eirvt, 1tailul 2-1s
q 2. 8QMIEHss
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

EI.;a rIIlr lmGaiain mlt Ir-Irlitst-
ware -T Zls WIIneIiI Hl;ciiange amt
laFf --lan cEnmrssi.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
4rmNlsrEa ruRs NOTICE.

IL ti1g CmmCv CWIrr If Ela SiLrIa ar
Qregml, fm Wal!uwa CdunCv.
IN the AFTER III ui1a s o.
.u,riiu T.. Eruvn, DeGaaaet
Nuiua is hereby given. ciia Ia w
al'giimagt. 1iig ldirinist1'a or CiH
estate NJ I'tiil i
LH nH inm j
-unlniHlI iun N -lg #f Ass q
with tie Clarit uf til 0'
I GUr Hd uur
m 1e Cmutr Cn #-t
Eu uuE' by u
HH u t.a ll B's3-
lulv iii, ENlg. IL Iiia hmm af ten
Huuii IN Ctla 11rgnGm u iisd day.
Is Ulle Jiine anu Iie CmntY Cuurt
,uum in Uiie Cmmrv CmTt H1use in
lie City dr Hn1arpriHg in TIid cGIn-
e, Ii Ciig DiaGe, "a hgar qhieGmmH
20 Iililt final aGGullnu and Ier1la. tila
IalnG. All PARTIES in1aresrad in salt
5stI.a having ubiHCtiunH t1ergrl, IT
ulv there be, ara nutified Ul pre-
lanu Uile same, IN writing, 1t aa.d
lime anu place
Darad 1liiH 4tit tHY III January.
ugOg.
T.. a.. ETRLAu+H
AdinlniHtlntdr uf tile MsraUa df
MdTtlla T. ErTwn, QeGaasesf 2Gr5
SinuHe tiig AdTartlHer-nagr af al
j ggIlr giHss.f W1fita IN, EI,1 -y.y,ylY,,..
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

Niue a,asin Gaita nalfa tn dr,iei, br
ais members ur riis Wdmanl4 Tx
giiTnga.