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The Elbert County tribune., 1910-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
coNTEsr NOTICE.
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Department Of the Interior
United 6tatse.LAnd Office.
Pueblo. Colo. Oct. 1910
A thfneIept cnntcst afndAvit having been fled IN
fhir once by Homer y Peck, contestsnt- against
iIom~stesd entry No. Isssp, made Oct a 1917
for SEts. section 80, Township II South
Range 81 west ~ Jehu Lynch eortestee.
IN which II alleged that John Lynch hsr
not rsridcd upon ssia land 81 made Fame his on
" le,le ~ be rxc,utiuu Of one ~Isewhere -ince
s.cr making raid rikfry thai he hss mol rettied
npul. oceupbe. or cui.,satrd the land 10 good
fs.n requires % tle h,'rncptead lave; that
hlr ossay ev-caiied resi.cpce the land har con-
si-t d VI occasional virsts 10 tic land for few
ass- each sir'ns twice year since entry;
Now. Therefore,.
ssid parties are hereby notified 10 appear. re-
spund. and ofier evidence touching rsid ailiga-
tion al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Dec. ~. 1917. be-
fore the Rregerfer and Receiver at the United
stsfes Land Office in Pueblo. colorado.
The rsId contestant having. in proper sflida-
W.T. nled sep. 81, 1910 ret forth Iacts which show
that after due diligence personal service OF this
notice can not be made. IL hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
5. A. AnnEy. Register.
J. j. Lambert. Receiver
pt.., ,nh 0rt II. ION Last Nny A mn b.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-10-28
It Will Pay You To Investigate
Absolutely the Best Land Prop
ositi0n ON the Texas Gulf Coast

The plow displaces the cattle on the
famous 10000 acre O'Connor Ranch, 10
Gated in Calhoun County, Texas, which
has been surveyed and cut up and is now
being sold to homeseekers in large and
small tracts at very low prices on long
terms, the very center OF all that is good
in farming, fruit raising and truck gard
ening. Soil rich and productive as can
be found anywhere, right in the rain
belt, 38 to 42 inches annual rainfall well
distributed through the cropping season
one OF the most delightful climates in
the world, no frost or freeze outs, no
droughts, no swamps, no mosquitoes, rich
virgin soil ready for the plow that will
enable you to pay for your land with one
years good work; the place of all others
in the United States where farming. fruit
and truck gardening is being conducted
and producing bountifully with the least
possible expense and greatest profit. We
invite homeseekers and investors to in-
vsstigate what we have to show you. We
own our land and those intere sted may
ba assured of the greatest cons liberation
and fair treatment Excursion home
seekers rates, first and third Tuesday OF
.acb month. Write US for reliable details
and in nform n tion
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-10-28
CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior
Uueted Stnter Land Office


Uneted States Land Office
Pueblo Colo. Oct .. lyi0.
Sufficient contest affidavit having been flcd
IN tbi- ufiice by Anton GOrnik contestant, A.
gainst homertead entry No Itbt2 made Jan ~ 1904
for SEA Nwtz. NEizkMA, WlsSEh sec. q, Twn
u ). X 81 west, 9Th p. n by olga V. Lindgreu
coutertee. In which 4 H. alleged that rnisi Olga
Lingren has wholly abandoned said land for at
i.Ari iour Year, last part: that he has not reri-
ded upon, cultivated or improved rsid land for
four Year, last past. thst there are no improve
rpenlp or habitation said land and that said de
faultr exist AT date hereof and that said alleged
absrlce from the land war not due 10 service in
the Army. Navy or Marine Corps Of the United
States In any capacity;
Now Therefore,
raId parties are hereby notified TO appear respond
and offer evidence touching said allegation at ~
o clock a. m. on JAM, III, 1911. before the Regi-
ter and Receiver at the United States Land Oficc
in Pueblo. Colorado
The eaid contestant having. In a proper affida
vit, nled Sept q 1910. eet forth facts which show
that alter due diligence personal service OF this
notice can not be made, II lr hereby ordered aud
diiecled that such notice be given by due
proper publication,
S. A. Abbey. Register
J. J. Lambert. Receiver
First pub Oct. II: la-t Nov 4 1910
SALE OF STATE LANDS
Notice IL hereby given that | win rel, at pub
lie auction, To the highest responsible bidder. on
the 7th day OF Dec. 1910, at = O'Clock 7. N. ut
the office OF the State Board OF Land Commits
rionerr, Capitol building. Denver. Colorado, the
following described fandr situated In Ebert
County, Colorado, viz:
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-10-28
SALE OF STATE LANDs

SALE OF STATE LANDS
Notice L. hereby given that will sell. at public
auction. To the highest responsible bidder, on the
18th day of Die 1910, Mt o'clock. p. M, at the
Office oi 4 he sraue Board OF Land Commissioners,
inr deacribed isnds. situated in Ebert county.
Colorado. viz:
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-10-28

John Roehland has purchased the Joe
Smith ranch and is living there
Continued on page five
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
ALAMEDA COTTAGES TO LET-Fur.

HOWARD ST., 2756-2 or rooms; yard; COM
plete. pleasant and sunny: $40
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08

FOR one month, June 20 to July 20 adults only:
furnished home in Berkeley; lawn, trees and
flowers, with gardener to for same; ref
erences required. Address MRS. BROOKS, box
1857, Call office, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08

MISCELLANEOUS
= blacksmiths and helpers Sc 10 81 dav.
harness makers. ranch. $50 and found: line
man. power company. SIO5: wood turner 50 80
day; Diamond drill runner: 81 day; stone cut
ter, country. 81 day; ship joiners. 81 day
free fare shinglers, 81 and 50 NJ; shake max
ers, 50 NJ; shingle sawyer. Sonona county; 4
camp blacksmiths, 500, free fare; 3 machin-
lists. $3.50 day. wagon blacksmith. country 81
day; horse shOer, SO day and room
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
MEDICAL

ATTENTION Ladies-DR. LEWIS. 93S Market
ST. bet 9TH and 9th world renowned specialist
for women only: no delays or disappointments:
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known TO medical science: most Obsti-
nate cases treated: all female complaints and
frree1laritfes treated: have no hesitancy IL In
need OF my services; absolutely harmless. low
fees. BY consulting an eminent Specialist you
save time and money. Advice free 10 a. m.
to 4 p. m and o to p M; Sundays. II
a. m. TO D. 70.
DR. Of Obstetrics. Mary Adam. reliable special
Ist; cures all wOmens complaints SUCCESSFULLY
home for confinement adoption; b.. 10 p. m
1904 Fruitvale av.. oakland; tel Merritt 1888
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
DIRECTIONS TO REACH MURRAY &
READY'S NEW BIG OFFICES.
FROM THE FERRY RTDC

KUN TIE tEhh1 BLDG.
Take any car IN Market St. transfer to Sd ST
down Sd 81. > blocks 20 Howard st walk
half block west. FROM Sd AND TOWN
SEND STS. DEPOT take Sd ST. car up Cd 81
10 Howard St, walk half block west.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
MARRIED HELP.

MARRIED HELP.
Seamster and wife TO cook, 75c fare, $50 and
found.
Married farmer, Alameda county. $40 and
house
farmers and wives, different ranches, $50 to
$50 and found.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
HOUSES TO LET-Furnished

HOUSES TO LET-Furnished
BERKELEY professor, going abroad, will rent
furnished house TIL August, 1911: east of Col
lege near university; 9 rooms, oak floors. pan
eled beamed ceilings fireplace. piano; magni-
hcent view Of bay; sleeping out deck; thor
oughly modern and almost new rent
able; adults only; references required. Ad-
dress p o. box 132, or phone Berkeley 1O61.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
FoR A Gnnn NINE

NOhLt1s SUI III EASl.
$50 lsborers, no experience required, to work
for different light and water power companies;
wages $3.50 10 500 steady work.
80 leborers. city work, 81 20 and S2.75 day
l.564 laborers for all classes of work brick
yards. manufacturing plants. factories etc.
city and country, 81 TO So day.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16

VIRGINIA. CIRCUIT COURT or WISE COUNTY. TowIr.
TO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF WISE STATE OF
VIRGINIA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16
GOOD ROADS.
Let Every Citizen Vote in Fa-
vor of Them on Tuesday
November 22nd.

out ia the county. and 20 70 the people
who do the work ON the roads, giving
work Tor two or three years to large forces
Of men and many teams.
You voters ,cho sc'if good roads cant
take the chance that other people are 60
ing 10 vote them in Is Is necessary Tor
you no, only 20 60 TO the polls yourselfos
next Tuesday. but also 20 take your
neighbors With you and al vote Tor the
bond issue
Wise County Good Roads Association.
JNo. ". CuALELEY, President
Part Of Act Of Assembly. February 25.
1910. Acts 1910. page 81
Part Of sectior Z.
" "Afer issuing such bonds. or any Of
them. when the nc1S levy D. made. or TAX
imposed in said coGaty. a tax shall he
levied on All property iiaSle 90 State Tax
I'M such county. including sch property
located or the situs OF which for purposes
II taxation is within the limits Of any in
corporated town situated within said
county. to pay the interest on the bonds
so issued and to crcatc sinking fund o.
redeem the principal thereof a. maturity
and from year Co year said levy or asscss-
neut shall be made until the debt and IN
tcrcst arc paid
Part Of section O.
"rho Board 81 Supcrv sorS or local
county rosd board. III there be one. of the
county. shall apply 10 the State Highway
Commissioner for or shall employ a
competent road engineer. whose selection
shall be- approved by the state Highway
Commissioner. o. make plans and spccih-
cations II an roads oF bridges tO be- built.
OF permanently improved from the pro
cccds Of such bond issue. and % super
wise the building of the same. and shall
let the work "a contract a. the lowest
responsible bidder. after due public access
o. the specifications and due public ad-
vcrtiscmcut for bids for at least two
consecutive weeks iu = newspaper having
general circulation I'm said county. and in
such publication az the state Highway
Commissioner may deem proper III any
for tho furnishing of all material. and toi
the construction Of such roads. according
to such plans and specifications and such
State Highway Commissioner and the
Board Of Supervisors or local county road
board. II there he one. acting jointly may
award such contract % the lowest bidder.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16

members of the corporation and
the said officers so elected by
the board of directors shall hold
their Offices one year and until
their successors shall have been
elected and qualified.
The members of the corpora.
tion entitled TO vote at such
elections shall be all persons
who shall have, prior 10 such
meeting been elected as mem
bers, and who shall have paid
their initiation fee and dues up
to the date Of such meeting.
The entire supervision and
control over the affairs Of the
corporation shall be vested in
the board of directors and the
executive officers of the corpor-
alton, under the direction of the
board of directors, che intention
hereof being that the mem bers
Of the corporation, as such shall
have no control of its affairs,
except in so far as the election
Of president. vice-presidents and
the board Of directors Ia con-
cerned.
The board Of directors shall
have power 90 make and alter
bylaws for the government of
the officers and affairs of the
corporation as they may see fit.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16
School Appor-
tiOnment
The Amounts Going TO Coun-
ties in the Ninth District.

The amount apportioned 70
the public schools of Virginia
from the taxes of 1910 ia 81,
627 ,695. 10.
The amounts appOrtiOned for
the schools of the state are
about twelve thousand dollars
more than the apportionment
of last year, which shows that
the present administration is
discharging its duties faithfully
with reference to public educa-
tion.
While the money available
for school purposes is more
than last year, the number of
school children has increased.
The latter now number 614,790,
a gain of 34,l72 over the figures
of five years age. OF these
children 397 900 are white and
III, ,lSO are COlOreu-
The amounts apportioned to
the counties of the Ninth Dis
trict and Bristol are as follows:
Bland, 81 ,695; loss, $23.
Bristol, 81 sos; loss, $22O.
Buchanan, s4.l9s; gain, $lss.
Dickinson, So, ,29l; loss, $ll4.
Giles, SS,797; gain, S477.
Lee, 81 100; gain, 81 ,i02.
Pulaski. 5,I20; gain, $40.
! Russell, SASS; gain, 1892.
Scott, $s,79S; gain, S4ll.
\ Smyth. $6,l43; loss, s97.
Tazewell, $7,606; gain, SAL.
Washington, sl6, ,ls3; gain,
$.,l47.
Wise, 5000; gain, 81, ,394.
Wythe, So, 6,279; gain, $3es.
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Continued on page 4.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16
Maiorities for Stuart.

lt is in time Of sudden mishap or acci-
dent that Chamberlain Liniment can be
relied upon 20 take the place of the FAM
Ily doctor. who cannot always be found az
the moment Then il is that Chamber
iain's l-iniment is never found wanting
In cases Of sprains, cuts, wounds aud
bruises Chamberlain Liniment takes ont
the soreness and drives away the pain
Sold by Enterprise Drug Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has be-
come famous for It's cures OF coughs.
colds, Group and influenza Try it when
In need. 1t contains 90 harmful sub
stance and always gives prompt relief
Sold by Enterprise Drug Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16
Official Count
Gives Congressman Slemp a
Majority of 231.

The official returns received
from the election board Of each
county in the Ninth district and
the city Of Bristol gives Con
gresham Slemp a majority of
23l, as follows:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16
Certificate of
Incorporation
0f the Associated Charities of
Big Stone Gap.

by associate ourselves together
to incorporate a charitable
benevolent association for the
purpose hereinafter stated, /
under the provisions and sub
ject 10 the requirements of the
law for such cases made and /
provided, and by this, our
certificate Of Incorporation, set
forth as follows:
First: The name of the cor
poration is TO be Associated
lCharities of Big Stone Gap,
Incorporated.
Second: The name of the
town wherein its principal office
in this state Is to be located is
Big Stone Gap, Virginia.
Third: The purposes for
W hlch it is formed are as fol-
lows, namely.
To provide and distribute
money, food, clothing. fuel and
lother necessities or comforts Of
life TO those who may be in need
thereof in Big Stone Gap and
Its vicinity.
To care for sick, disabled or
lcrippled persons in the said town
and vicinity
To rent, build and buy. or
otherwise acquire and conduct
and operate a hospital or
hospitals in the town of Big
Stone Gap, and, in short. 60 DO
and perform any and all other
things generally done or per
formed by charitable or benevo-
lent associations.
Fourth: The number and
name of the officers and direc-
tors who are TO manage the
affairs Of the corporation shall
be as follows. namely:
a president and first, second
and third vice presidents
a treasurer, a secretary aad
seven directors, of whom the
president shall be ex ofiico, one.
The Offices of secretary and
treasurer NAV be held by the
same person.
Fifth: The names of the
officers and directors who ar,
70 manage the affairs of tn,
corporation for the first year ot
its existence are as follows
namely:
President-Mrs. J. +. Bullitt
First Vice-president-Mrs. j
=. Mccormick.
Second Vice-president-Mrs
j. II. Mathews.
Third Vice president-Mrs. j
q. Nesbit.
Treasurer-Jas. NJ. Hodge.
Secretary B. Craft.
Directors-Mrs. J. +. Bullitt
Mrs. +. K. Goodloe, Mrs. j. J
Lloyd, Miss Lula Moore, j. NJ
Hodge, A. K. Morrison and Mrs
d. f. Orr.
The residence of all of tn
said officers and directors !
Big Stone Gap, Virginia.
Sixth: The period for th
duration of the corporation
unlimited.
Seventh: The amount of res
estate to which its holdings q
any one time are to be limite
is five hundred acres.
Eighth: The Board of Dire,
tors and other officers abov
named shall hold their Office
respectively until the annu:
meeting of the corporation j
October, 1911, and until the
successors shall have bee
elected and qualified. AT I'll
annual meeting In Octobe
1911. and at the animal nae
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16

Totals 1880 1915
Slemp's majority, 2l4.
The total vote cast in the
county was 1888. There be-
ing 12S rejected ballots aud 9
votes for Reynolds
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-16

For eold IN The Bad aad sore throat use kef.
oax Cold Cure
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
NEW THOMAS CAR
IS ON EXHIBITION
Washington Agent Has
Model for 1911 for
Demonstration.

The Washington motoring public is
ulanifestins considerable interest in the
1911 models OF Thomas cars David S.
HendTicIV. who was recently appointed
agent for this make. and his sales man
aser, George H Covert, are demonstrate
ing the new models to many prosDec-
tive buyers.
In order to get a good line On the
running qualities OF the Thomas. Atr.
Hendrick drove one Of the small sizes"
from Buffalo, where TIE car - made, to
Washington
we had most enjoyable triD.' said
1Ir- Hendrick. ard the cars perform
auce throughout wa5 mighty satisfac-
tory. particularly the way 1t climbed the
hills"
II VIII be remembered that q Thomas
car won the New York TO Paris race.
defeating number Of the best Euro
pean makes The car-tfat gained thar
notable victory served as a press car
in the Munsey Historic Tour, being
driven by George Miller, who was one
Of the drivers Of the car On the New
Xork-Paris run
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
COBB ON THE OUTS
WITH THE TIGERS
Intimated That Crawford
and Bush May Be
Forced Out.

IF the New York Americans have for
gotten about the Chase-StaIlings rumpgs
and il is claimed they have forgotten
all about it in their desire to pay good
baII-they have run into another hor-
nets nest in Detroit.
This time, however, they can look on
a. mere spectators, and, If anything,
wiz be benefited by the mUss-
The Tigers are simply fighting each
other tooth and nail Cobb and
Crawford and Bush are all tangled up
together. the TWO latter refusing 10
speak TO the heavy batter. The Detroit
fans are turning o5s Cobb, and on Non
day when Crawford stepped up to the
plate for the nTSt time he was TiEOr-
OUsly appiaUded. Cobb failed 20 get a
hand" although later he was chee-ed
when he drove in the Tigers only tally
Of the afternoon
Cobb. so the Detroit newspaper men
say, has been carried away with the
idea that the other eight men on the
playing field with him are continually
trying 10 put the batters Out when that
should be left entirely to him
He gave an example Of this sort Of
work in the tenth inning on Monday
when he came from centerheid to get a
fly which would have been pie for Bush
He got up Just iI time TO miss the hiCh
he had IT. Then Jennings publicly Gale
DOWN Bush for not getting after the
fly Another tine when Cra aWford was
at the bat Jennings yelled out Come
on now, sam, hit il Just once for old
times sal
What the outcome Of this quarrel viii
he cannot even be guessed at Perhaps
Crawford and Bush Will be forced of
the Tiger club There does not seem to
b. room for them Shere with Cobb, and
the latter viii hardly be the victim
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
Comment and Gossip From the World Of Amateur Professional Sport
h1ter-Hig6 School Football
Dates

October II il the opening day OF
the inter-hIzh school football Sc
ries. The first game played will
he between Eastern and Central.
-Four games are scheduled for next
TDOnth-oetOber II, II, -, and -.
The game for the 25th between
Eastern and Western, viii mOre
than likely be postponed on ac-
count OF the Washington Horse
show which is 10 be held Mt the
National Baseball Park on that
date The high school games viii
all be played at the baseball park.
Following are the dates for the
seriezi
October tS-Eastern w. Central.
October 2I-8usineSs vs. Tech
meal.
October 2-EaSfera vs. Western.
October 2S-EIusineSS W. Central.
November I-TechnIcaI w. East
erH-
November HBusiness W. East
era-
November S-CentraI vs. Tech
nicaI.
ern-
November 15-Eustern Vs.. Tech
meal.
November 1s-CeBtraI vs. West
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
GLAD CONNIE MACK
REPRESENTS THEM
American League Magnates
Think He Will Put One
Over on Chance.

Connie Mack. the secluded manager
OF tire gallant Philadelphia Athletics,
who have just won the American
League penuant, has a task set for him
this fall such ss he has never before
faced in his long and brilliant career on
the baseball field lie Is expected 10 re-
deem the defeats Of the past three years
by scoring q victory over the Chicago
Cubs. the winners-tO-bA in the National
League.
American League niagnates are glad
that Connie is 20 represent them on
the battlefield against the peerless
leader. Frank Chance of the Nationals.
II Is being quite generally talked aroUr6
that the West side maGaEer viii find
general his equal this time Only those
who know Connie Mack well viii be-
Iieve this. for Connie Mack is probably
seen less by the fans than any other
baseball manager in the business today.
At the same time ne is more OF the
disposition Of Fran Chance himself
than any other Chance his ever met
before Neither O7e believes in grand
stand mana ginE tactics Neither IS see
on the coaching lines
But If one peers far ovt over the
railing Of the grandstand and looks
on the Philadelphia bench when
game is in progress he viii see Con
mic Mack bent over in one corner his
legs crossed. his eyes strained TO catch
every move Of every one uf the men ana
a folded program OF score card in his
hand This score card plays an impCr-
tant part too. for its various dauuts
and fappiuEs fash signals 20 the men
on the rield
40 one ever sees Connie Mack go
% the bench and no one sees him leave
One can't md him IN the bus with the
players lt takes clever scout &c
catch him In the public corridor of the
hotel or on the street After he's caught
he j talk all around the thing YOU wait
him to say, and when you have left hun
YOU VIII discover he has learned every
thing YOU know and YOU have gained
UotELnE from him
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
CHAPTER XvII-(Continued.l }

- ADOGAN fired twice after tha-,
bringing the next nearest pur-
~ sUer TO a halt by dropping two
bullets into the sand at his feey,
laid the pistol on the thwart beside him.
again took up the oars and with short
quick strokes pulled out of easy range,
shaping his course for the larse
schooner.
Ashore, the firing broke out afresn,
but without effect Cadogan rowed o.
laying his back TO longer strokes as ne
drew the boat farther Away from the
shore. In a brief period Of time, brief
even to the distraught watcher on tn
lighthouse balcony, he had drawn along
side the schooner.
As he ran in under its quarter and
shipping his oars, caught the rail and
climbed on the deck, painter in hand,
CreaEh and TOpelius were hosting sail
associates mad given UP the unprOfitabIe
were running toward the lighthouse,
with intentions which plainly involved
the lighthouse dOrIeS and SlOOD-
As for CadOgan. he accomplished his
work with expedition and with thor
Oughness-
The girl saw him make the small
boats painter fast to the rail and run
ers' plan had been their OverCOufidence
in leaving their vessel unprotected
Every man of her crew had gone
ashore. and CadOgan had clear deck
and no opposition
In three minutes he rad cast the