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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-29
|EL0PEO IN A BASKET
Romantic Story Of An Old Time
London Beauty.
circumvented Her irate Father in An
Ingenious Manner-Lover, Die.
guised az Baker, Carried Her
OF In 4 Hamper.

London.-The old saying that love
Will find way was never better illus.
trated than in the romance OF Eliza.
beth Spencer, the most beautiful WON
an In all England in the reign Of
Queen Elizabeth, and her devoted
cavalier. Sir William, second Baron
Compton. who afterward became the
first Earl of Northampton.
Elizabeth had the double advantage
OF beauty and Of wealth. She was the
only daughter of Sir John Spencer,
VINO reached London a penniless boy
from the country during the reign of
King Henry VIII and who became its
wealthiest citizen and in turn sheriff
and lord mayor of the old CITY Of Lon
don. Like many another self-made
man Sir John was somewhat of an
idolater-a worshiper of self. He re-
garded himself. and very likely with
perfect justice, as the equal OF many
of the mobiles of England and the su.
perior Of some, and when one of these,
Sir William, Baron Compton, pre-.
sumed to make love to the beautiful
Elizabeth he was shown the door and
told not to return
And so the lovers planned how to
circumyent the wealthy and pompous
Sir John.
One day a handsome young baker
called at Crosby Hall, trundling a
barrow upon which rested a capacious
and fiat-topped basket He logged the
basket into the house easily enough
and soon emerged with 1t and labori-
ously carried it to the barrow,
CHANGING to meet Sir John he tipped
his hat to the great man, who
pleased with this mark of courtesy
cheerfully gave him a sixpence. "A
civil young man." said Sir John to
himself, land his face somehow looks
familiar"
A little later Sir John discovered
that the civil young man was the
"scapegrace," Sir William, and that
his daughter had eloped in the basket
Messengers We're at once dispatched
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Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
November Is, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that
WILLIAM L. TANNING
of Cowan, Valley County, Montana,
who Oh March Is, 1908, made Home
stead entry, No. 2257, Serial No.
o3S14, for SEA, SEA, Sec. /, NJ,
NE14, Sec. II, Twp. 81, n. II. 30, T..
lot IA, Section 9, Township 81 ~,
r, 81 f. Montana Meridian, mas filed
notice of intention to make Final Five
Year Proof to establish claim to the
land above described before b. W.
Brockway, United, States Commits
In his office, at Malta, Valley
county, Montana, on the goth day
of December, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Richard W. Garland. Courtland
W. Powell, of Malta, Montana:
Sharman }. Fitch, Edwards Lewis, of
Cowan, Montana.
Truman NJ. Pattell, Register.
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The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1911 Almanac

The Rev. Irl r. Hicks Almanac for
1911, that guardian Angel in hum
bred thousand homes, is now ready
Not many are now willing to be with
out it and the Rev. Irl Il. Hicks
Magazine, Word and Works. The
two are only One Dollar year. The
Almanac is 35c prepaid. Ono home or
office should fail to send for them ito
Word and Works Publishing Com
pany, st. Louis, Mo.
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Eloplng In 4 Basket.

In every direction to arrest the fugi
tlves, but the plans of the lovers had
been carefully laid and before theil
whereabouts We're discovered Eliza
beth Spencer had became Lady Comp
ton. The rage OF the father knew nc
bounds and he roundly swore that Sir
William had seen the only sixpence
of his money he would ever touch
This determination would very likely
have been adhered to were it not TO,
the appearance on the scene of an
other actor.
Queen Elizabeth years before had
met Elisabeth Spencer and had taken
some interest afterward in her af
fairs. Driving through the city one
day the queen saw Elizabeth and
reckoning her to the royal carriage
paid her the compliment OF pro
nouncing her the owner of 1.-The sweet
est face l have seen In my city OF
London" Naturally, she learned OF
the beautiful girls elopement and
later concocted a plan OF effecting a
reconciliation between daughter and
father.
A year after the elopement Sir John
was summoned to the presence of the
queen. After expressing her Sym.
pathy with him over the ingratitude
of his daughter she asked him to be.
come sponsor with her at the baptism
of baby, who was just born to a
couple who had married against the
wishes of the mothers father. Hon.
ored by the request, which of course
was tantamount to demand, Sir
John readily consented and also will
ingly acceded to the queens desire
that he permit his own surname to be
used as the Christian name of the
child. Flattered beyond measure by
the queens graciousness, Sir John de-
clared that as he had discarded his
own undutiful daughter he would
adopt the infant as heir to his for.
tune. He was then told that the child
was his own grandson, the offspring
of his daughter Elizabeth. A recon.
cillation was then effected and years
afterward, when Sir John was gath
cred to his fathers, the son-in-law. Sir
John, or Lord Northampton as he had
then become, erected a magnificent
tomb on which the disobedient daugh.
ter, In contrition for her fault. is seen
kneeling at her fathers feet.
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Notice For Publication

NHSAIC VI I 0VuSoSaVA
Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
November IS, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that
FREDERICK J. GOHLER
of Malta, Montana. who, on Septem-
Der IL, 1904, made Homestead Entry,
No. 1916, Serial No. o761, Fla. SW4,
We, SE4, Section b.. Township 80
N, Range 32 f. Montana Meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make
Final Five Year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Il. W. Brockway, L. $. Com
missioner, in his office at Malta, Val.
ley county, Montana, on the 3Oth
day of December, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses
George Jones, George b. Clant0n,
Peter Tetrault. James f. Stowe, all
of Malta, Montana.
Truman NJ. Patten, Register.
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shoulder
l roam gelding. bald face, branded z
on rigst shoulder and also branded 6.
on leJt hip. Weight about 100
pounds each.
Ten dollars per head for information
that will lead to their recovery.
A. ARGENT, Dodson, Mont.
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Your Success
and Ours

The of this baI depends the of the
people who deposit and borrow here Only people
successful hope continue build up strong
business.
On the other hand, our people are dependent the
bank for services which they could get other
wise. The benefits of bank connection are numerous
and the service rendered by this bank customers
little bit better than they expect from any bank
We interested in the success of patrons.
wish to them prosper and they do, for it is unden
able fact that customers generally successful
than those people who have bank connection
you transacting your business through this bank
you have of personal interest your welfare
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WE SELL
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l@pTENRI
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Quality Guaranteed
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN
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Two first class office rooms to rent.
Good location. Apply The First
State Bank.
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Cheap Land

The sure way to make money is to
buy cheap land. There is only one
crop of land and it is about all gone.
This is the last call.
Grain, vegetable and orange land
$25. 90 per acre, worth a hundred.
Five acres or any amount, one dol
lar acre cash, balance monthly,
Write for particulars. Common
wealth Realty Co., Los Angeles.
Calf.
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DO YOU KNOW

that possibly the title to your rea
estate is not good. Even warranty
deed may be delusion and your law
yer will tell you SO. There are
many poor titles III Valley County
and yours may be one of them.
Don't buy law suit-know that
your title is good before YOU pay
over your money. Our records are
complete in all respects, and we turn
out all work promptly, neatly and
accurately.
Insist on getting an abstract of
title with the property.
Valley County Abstracting Co.,
K. L. johnson, Prop,
Glasgow, Montana
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CATFC1f- CHURCH SERVICES

...oiic Services are h, i'd at Cor
pus Christi Church every fourth
Sunday Of each month at II a. m.
Business meeting of the Alter So
ciety, II M.
Sunday School, p. m.
Baptism. p. III.
JAMES M. NERMAAT, Pastor.
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$1,000 REWARD EACH

Lost, strayed or stolen. 8 three
year old fillies. / gray, l white, l
sandy white. Branded PIP OF right
thigh. J. r.. Prosser, Chinook, Mont.
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Strayed or Stolen

1 bay gelding branded
right thigh
l brown gelding, branded
right shoulder.
W eight about 1900 lbs each.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09
In !" apache > aIiistocIatic0
Captursdo por los campesinos
fue muerto a garrotazos.

En- los alrededores de San Peters
burgo, el hiio de millionaire Mf.
PhiLpotf ,sacaba de ser aseslnado pol
unos canlpeslnos.
Este joven, era, desde hace dos
amos, jefe de una banda de apaches
d. han cometldo una serle umefa
bles de delitos, pillajes, lncendlos
asaltos 1 mano armada etc. etc.
Los handidos atacaban sobre todo
a las nalchachas jovenes y a las mu
jeres, a1n j las viejas, a las que ate
rrolizaban y lie quienes abusaban
sin piedad, cuanelo elias cometian IA
imprudencia de salir solas. Exaspe-
"a los de slls fecholias, los campesl-
nos de varios pueblos, Sc reunieron
hace POGO, y decidiepn para ponef
fin 4 una situacion, Y lntolerable re
currir i Ia ley del Inch.
La caza *. hombres empezo luego
\ d cabo de pocos dias dieron alcan-
&c a Philipoff solo, quien Sc oculta-
ba en- una selva, dandole muerte a
garrotazos.
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Debut de Ia COM
pania de opera.

Ii cable nos ha anunciado. desde
Caracas, para debut de la Compa
nia de opera la sublime obra del gran
Ponchilalli: Giocondo, Ia opera que
de un martillazo hizo en- Italia una
revolucion q. el arte lirco, apa agando
por algun tempo la inspiration de
los gran le- compositores, por su mu
sica sublime. donde la cuerda hace
vibrar con Jeliciosa y maravillosa
pena los suirimientos tewibles de
Gioconda y el odioso satirismo del es
pantoso ianaba, en- su lucha vensa
tiva con /. pobre infeliz, que llorosa
siempre !esoletca como IN paiarO
sin nido sl este vale lie lagrmas...
Ponclne'l;, el compositor clasico,
el revolucioaario de Ia mlisica italia
na. que fl!e tan triste su vida j cue
murio envueIto en- Ia n!serla tan no
rrible como horrible es el macabro
argumento de Gioconda, levanto
con su obra immortal I'm grito ,ulalli
me de entusiasmo en- ell mundo mu-
steal.
Gioconda, opera de debut de la com
pania de opera, en- la que tomaran
parte, Regina Alvarez, Ana de Ke
vers, Amalla Colombo, Di Bernar
do, Barettin y otros.
solamente podemos decir que to
dos los balconies estan pedidos Y un
gran numero de butacas y palcos.
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Estados U1s5sSos deAmelcn
FL Pres1dslEe &, los Estados SIS.
I7'slaos.
La SucesiJn de dona Juana Petro-
ma Rodriguez, compuesta de sus hiios
legftimos Jose Juan, Pedro, Juan.
Ade]a, Angelina, Agrimna, Georgina
Conception. Maria America, Juana,
Jose Domingo y Francisco Rivera y
Rodriguez, vecinos de Cayey, por
medic de sn Absgado sefcr Rodriguez
Ortiz, promovio information de do
mimic 4 su nombre, de las siguientes
fincas:
(A) In p,edio de cicnto cuorenta
q sels cuerdas de terreno en- el barrio
de LAS PALMAS'' jurisdiction de
Salinas, lindando: al Aoyte, con Ma
teo Rucabado, Francisco Rivera Fe-
derlco Bolorino y la SUCCESSION de Ma
nue. Reyes Lopez; al Sud, con Ia
.Quebrada De las Palmas' que sepa-
r. terrencs de Domingo Melendez L6.
PEI, Melton Rodriguez, Jose Maria
Rivera, Epitauio Vazquez y la suce-
sion de Antonio Rodriguez; Il Oeste,
con Epitanio Vazquez. Ramon Ro.
driguez y Mateo Rucabado, y al Este,
con Angel Maria Colon, y Nicolas
Lopez.
(B Otro predio detreinta y clnco
cuerdas de terrenos, en- el mismo ba-
rio y termino municipal. lindando:
al Nolte, con Feliciano Santa go; 81
Sud, con Ia Sucesion de Gil Melen-
dez; al Este, con Catalina de Jeslis,
Juan Jose Melendez J jose Domingo
Rivera, y al Oeste, con Eustaquio Al
varado; conteniendo una casa de ma
dera del pals, techada de zinc: cuyas
fincss adquirieron los promoventes
por herencia de su senora ma DIRE dona
Juaoa Petrona Rodriguez, Ia que las
adquirio a su yez, en- rartc Ior he
rencia de sus padres Juan T.lestoro /
Rodriguez y Juana Antonia Rivera,
dtsle el ailo 1879, J On parte por he |
rencia dc sus hermanos Augel y Juan
Marcelino Rodriguez, hacia los amos
de- 1856, y 1906. re.peetivamente.
Y en- virtud de orden dada por el |
Hon. Juez de esta Corte, por el pre-
'ente EDICTO cue So publicara du.
ante un mes por 10 menos una vez
'emanal. en- 81 peri6dico la Cores
de Puerto Rico, que Sc
pdita en- San Juan, Sc convoca d los !
anteriores due1os 8 sus causahabien.
les legales y demas personals que pue,
1an tener algdn derecho en- las fincas.
para que 81 10 creyeren convenieate
ante esta Corte a usar de
,u derecho dentro del tsrmino de sc
1ias contados desde Ia prinera publ
cacion de este Edicto.
Dado en- Guaysma, P. r., d 20 de
)ctubre de 1910, por orden del Hon.
Juez Leake.-E. s. 4Mestre.-Secreta-
10 de Ia Corte.
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DE @0cj@dnd.
Vssxs g3w

sa Gonzalez sera a mediado del en-
itrante ai5o.
Hay otz's compromises en- Was de
concult,,lse J la hota para el Garnet
de Hicienlble y Enero proAimos Sc
,ra amplia.
La compadja de opera. Desde aver
guarde cuarentena por proceder de
los puertos de Venezuela el passje
que trajo el vapor que lego de ali
ultimamente al puerto de San Juan
IS entire aquel Sc cuenta el personal
de Ia ecn7jsaiiia de Opera que actu6
en- el municipal de San Juan v que
telmlnada su temporada en- Vene-
7ue]a de donde vuelve 4 Ia isIa.
is de espeTar que en- la nueva TEN
?orada haya otros extremes y Sc
den i ccnocer obras del repertoire
mooerpo y otras no ofrecidas toda-
via al quito publico de San Juan y
el Gle Ia isls, que frecuenta las no
ches del Coliseo de la ciudad.
Estan de enhorabuena pues, los afi
cionados al buen arte.
.Vp7nnpr
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Una inyituct61 y IN, bdlle.-'C. 4.
D. La directiva del club de dan.l.5'
de San Juan, tiene el honor dc !lyi
tar 4 V. para un balle de etlqueta
que, en- celebration del segundo all
versario de dicha sociedal', Sc lieyara
4 efecto el dia II de Nuyiembre de
1910, q las 8 de Ia noche en- los sac
nes del edificio Ordonez, segundo F.
SO San Juan Noviembre de 1910. !
.Asi dice la elegante csauela que ie
cibimos el lunes de cuya lnvltacst''1
estimamos la cortesla. Il balie, CO
mo Sc indica ALI, Sc e{eetuara eli y
expresada noche del proNjnlo li2l.ea
y estan circulando las esquelas lnVi-
tando al elemento masculine da "a
ciudad para Ia fiesta.
Bodas. Sc anunclan para no lela
ma fecha simpaticos enlaces y s's
mas proximos son, se6un nos lilf.'F
ma Ia enterada "secretalia GtiLler
mety-Guillermety, Vall-spinosa
Gonzalez, Toste Urmtla, MoTcho
Calderon- Elias, estos Ell san Juan
v ell "Versalles" La hOda Nall-apl1lb
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Juyentud para todOs.

1resea Vd. oonocer el mejor tinte
ideado para devolver al cabello su
primitive color?
sQhiere Vd zanzibar su canoso ne
10 por una hermosa cabellera negra
y sedosa?
lie gustaria q Vd. hacer desapare-
cef el feo signo de vejez que induda
blemente producer las canas?
sEsta Id. interesado enhacer una
buena conquista?
Entonces, decidase q usar Ia muy
afamada
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GO lE(U1[' 'IEjRjP))EE, y
Bazar de m0sica dc jos5 Laza Y Ca.

rsa casa centa semlrc grandsS cNisteelas de ins
Ilmenos para Bandas Or4estas tIautas Fautincs
erceroas Reguntos tarHees Daes SaXoanes Correctness
Fcornos, Baronos Bomfardnos Iremhones Rasstnbas lie
lcones vioines Violas Violoncelos (onrahaos uarra
Laudes and0nas Banduas RedoAlanes Plaiiiss B,mbc,
CONVENE SABER que nuestra casa Sc dediea exclu
slvamente todo cuano leierc ms, A. a mi Ia que
pnede vender los pianos garantzados de Ii aada marca
CAKL FISHER de los caes REPRESENTATIVES exclus
vos en- toda la Isla
flda nuestro cataogo que eonticre la eac6n de mas
de aiL QfNIESTs olas para piano. violin nandolina al
inlimo precio de cENTAvos eiemplar
faIlalnos ta mblel Ia atcnion sobre nuestro complete
surudo &c msca dc auores pucroIiqueos dc zarzueas
espafoias
CPIZ No. 16. san JUAN r. r. 4PlRJIDO az
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Una demonstration
cientifica,

Ell HIERRO BRAVAIS es el
remedio mas efcaz contra la Anemia,
IA Clorosis, fslta de co.ores, escasez de
fuerzas debilidsd fisica, etc. Sin olor
NJ sabor. el Hero Bravais es reco-
mendado por los medicos del mundo
entero; no restrine, no ennegrece los
dientes; procura en- POGO tempo sa.
lud, Vigor, Fuerza, Belleza.
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.CoIte del Distrito De Gua
yama, Puerto Rico.
SUCCESSION de Juana Petrona Rodriguez
information de dominic,
Ex,parte.
EDICTO.
Civil No 1857.

Civil No. 1857.
Estados Un;.sSos deAnzerz;ca
El Pycslds,lte ae los Estodos 5 SIS.
TTYljDS
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La extraction de basuIa.'

El eneargado del servicio de la ex
TRACTION de basuras enla eiudad ma
nifesto hoy que ese serviclo Sc efec
tuo aver como de cOstumbre. Fnr Ii
manana Sc quejaOn al lgunas fam
las de Santurce Y de la ciudad de no
haberse hecho este servicio que pare
ce Sc hizo despues mas tarde.
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Sc a|qui|a 4; S:',!s y: s,.s: F.: a.: e.: ::
del Colegio del Sa-
grado Coraz6n. con buen jardin pinta-
da , arreglsda de nuevo. Tsmbisn
Sc alquila una tinca en- Hato Rev
Para informes dirigirse 4 la calle lie
Tetuan No. l, esquina 81 Cristo 8
spartado de correos 3O7.
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|MPORTANTISIM0,

A los seno:es repreeentantes de Ia
pren.a extraagera. en- general Sc Ie,
suplica mly encarecidameuts. enyien
su direccioa postal, y La de los peri6-
diccs que septesentan, P. o. Box.
Z. Yabucoa p. E.
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Fiesta el domingo.

unionistas y Repunlicanos, han
aeordat.o eelebrar IN festin para el
proSimo domingo Y vestir dc los ele
gantes TRACES que ACADIA dc recibir
en- la PaImesana de Juan Pieras A
Allen 81.
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Z FL Vagabundo. por NJ r. Arecibo
5 Roslin Flerida, por Carmelo Oben Guayama.
3 De TERRA Baja, por Eugeno Rodriguez Cuehas
Mayaguez.
,Quifn engaha quien', por Valentin Poanoo de Je
sus. Cales
i Amor juvenil, por P II. Negr6n Nueya York.
= La Desconocida, por G. II. c. Trujillo alto
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9S I'll Castigo de ma venganza. ror Rafae Prict .
Azuar Rncon
- Sin venganza. por Norberto f, abb Mayagnez
- Amor llanto. por jo>efa Archla Vega baja
20 Los dos huerfanos por Fidela Renitez Guraho
y La casa sohre el monte por Angel Guillermo Rodr
guez. Ponce
rs fenomeno raro, EOr Vivimar, AguadilIa
aa La Guadalupe de Ponce por Armando Flores Ponce
lOH La tragedia del sao por Ramon Roure Rodriguez
San Sebastian
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Un gran sGrsidc de casiires .neeses leg:t:mos ucr
tados directamente. para traes la medida
I'm traes hechos tmo es'ilo americana para oyenes
caballeros. precioS de SO s34
OTRos ARr!cUIos PARA CABsi.=acS eovo
Camisas para ::ac marca "Cluel cueos iunos medas
casonzillo camise.as ho de Escosa de lana paracas
genoveses. panueos. corbatas etc. etc.
oda persona de buen gusto en- e. vestir Sc e invita- !
hacer una vista al establecim:pnfo
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In esta imprenta sc vende
Papel de periodicos yiejos 1
e Quintal
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Juventud para todos

Desea Vd oonocer 81 ms,or nnte
.deado para devo.yer a. cabs.lo su
pnnlivs color
tQaieFs NI. eamniar su canoso pc
10 poI ana heruo.a cabe..era aegra
J sedosa
<-e sastar:a Nd haeeF iesspare-
'er g $50 sisno lie reIez que iniu.a
4. &.e9.ente producer: al .ana.
hs,.. { :ri,resscc e. hacer una
-s!-a scrfUIstas
hat, aces dec'dase uss, Ia muy
-lfa,.l.s
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CampeonalO de CueDl0S,

oe euentoe hastA aheia ecjbG o. pubcados para 10
char campeonato de la Cores
res SOB los Que sgHen.
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D|RECToR|O Dc SkN.IuAf

Fracticante. = Slvesre Feijo4
Mariiuez, Embalsamador - Sand
lTanu.sco p. Telefono, Ntm. 43.11
San Juan.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-07
CRAWFORD CHRONICLES

From the Crawford Chronicle
Gus Pace came in from Nevada
last Wednesday.
James Teeslink made IA trip to
Hotchkiss..Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Kent and daughter,
Miss Bessie. came In from Waunita
last Friday.
Mrs. Goodart and family of Som
erset are visiting with Mrs. Frank
Pace.
Mrs. Geo. Swope and the Chronicle
typo were Hotchkiss visitors last
Saturday.
w. L. Gront. Of the Colorado Tele-
phone Co. was in era wford last
Tuesday On business. H --.
Hamet Reeves broke his leg last
Sunday. being thrown off a burro
which he was riding.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bass. Mrs f. A. Brown
and Miss Cornweil were Hotchkiss
visitors Thursday. 11-
Miss Jannette Hyink left here for
her home In Iowa Tuesday.
Dean Clark Of Delta and Charles
Burns OF Paoniu were here Thurs
day on business.
DR.. Follnnsbee. Mrs W. W. Bornm,
Mrs, Underwood and Miss Rya Muir
ray all of .PaoniW were Crawford
callers Tuesdny. coming over in MIR.
Stanfords auto.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-07
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty deeds recorded during
week ending October 1, 1910. fur
nished by The Deltn county Abstract
Company.
John \ Ph Hips to Lille Robinson,
lots Cru wiUrd, $50.
John Knoll TO Il = Smith and II W
Chiles, tract in Delta, 81.
b NJ Stone TO Geo II Simmons. 2 lo,s =
Lazeur. -
Mrs Althn Patterson to Mrs. Linda
Reynolds, lots Lazear. $3.50.
Alden Is Crabill to VIM T PitteDger,
~ acrcs near Eckert. $4,000.
5 G. Morgan to- Leroy Morgan, 3 lott
Paonia. 500.
Harry A Bnrnes to Dora a Barnes,
10 acres near crawford, 81.
Geo Stephan, Exr. tn Charles X.
Browning. tract North Delta,
81 5000.
Chas Il Browning to J T. and l. L
barton, 1914 acres Escalante,
$1,000.
l. X Tollc to + u Curtis, tract inl Pa
onin. 81
NJ A Rowbotham to J + Foster, 40
acres near Cedaredge, 81, 800.
Geo J Glearog to II Hawker. int.
In 40 a near Eckert. $1,000.
II q Mccall to Axtel Carlson, 15.44
acres near Paonia, 81 800.
James l. Welch to Alva V Welch, 16l
acres near Cedaredge, $1,000.
J Hillmnn to VIM + Marshall, :
lots Delta. 800.
Il. ". Crawford to Dean ID Clark,
lot Crawford, 81.
Geo q Foote to North Fork Fruit
Growers Assn, % lots Pnonia.
81 900.
+ J Mathews to Maggie NJ Estey, 4
lots Paonia, $500.