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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-28

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batte, erblifte er 5lt ieineln en-.
leterl Die 9on @onltrittor nebclt ilt.]
lm 9ette liegen. Gem llieolniie:;
Sierben nar es nabribeinlid ii
leiller Snte 5u falt 9eluoroen. IS
gela1g Sbielenanll Der @rtaGrlula
IN oerglefden on9eueblllen llebe.ra-
,lbuttgell bot, bell S1laffalueruOc.l
in leinen &afig Suriid 81 briuacH.
S1l 3llfllnft miro er aber opd) lool
ettpas poriidtiger iein llno iic] rpll
Dem fiGeren gerldluB Der lbnl an-
oertrautenSierGel1 iiber5eugen, ebc er
litb our 9fltbe begiebt.
Sn Stem Orleans bat ioe6er.
Der oanericGn Buritp Gongreb" =
mos ilnn1er bas ieilt nlao - oetaet.
Bel oieier @eIegenbcit erflGrtc el-
ner Der anlueienoen gaItoren, TN
9err Gbale aus 9oiton, ielbIt scr
liebe @ot1 in ar ieiner MQnfad]tt
JET llidt i'm Stanoe, aus gtelu Gr-
leol1s in fiinfuno5man5ig SoDren eill
@enlei1lpeien 3n id,os-
len. Das mar bart uno liebIo5.
llebrigens glauben mir, ooB be5
9errn Baitpr G6oIe aus 9o1tolt
4nffaliung bon einelli ollItanoraell
8emelnlpeien cine oerortigc i'll
&
oaB lplr Dem luitigen olten Stem Or
leans MIR tpiiniden fonnen,
es nloge oopor beipabrt b[eiben. ie
Elm iold' anitanoiges @emeirlpelell
81 tperben.
9aniel setin9er, ein gon,rcr
BON 9fiplep, g., lpuroe ourd eil,el:
ltngliiflichen 8ufad erfdJoIlen, ols
er beriu1te, ieinen glfel oapon ob.
lnbalten, ouf Die Soao 5n gc1cn.
er befiirdtete, Dem Sungen f5nne
Elm ungliid sltitpBen, n1o beshoif
nabm er ibtn oie ooppelI1riioc
56rotflinte ab. 9lIs er fie meaiteI-
len fpollte, entlllo iid 6ie @aiie,
nllo ole SaolHg 1fdf 0ett Gllclt
Sbeooore 9aooieoeIt fcierte am
9 Oonnerifaa ieinen 81. @eburtsta1.
st botte aber nidt biel 3eit sunl
'5eter1t er belt olr oieiern Sag lne6-
rere 9feoen i'm ssntereiie oes republi.
fotiilben Sidets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-28
2anberet im 2icnfte Der Goltsri.

Sn Der Calcutta 0iepieip" berih.
tet i'll Der Sltlinummer Der Snoier
Gbanora Mitra iiber eirlige Der Re.
liebteiten 3alibermittel, DiebIta6le
allf5uoeden. giner in &aidlllir moi.
nenoen @nglanoerin iuaren perid)ie-
oene 9inge geitobIen iporoen. Ser
berbeigerufene 9oliai1t griff gu oen
.Ufittel Der 3auberei. glls Wleoinrl
oiente elm = geefeiieI. -Maoanc
Softer Mariion 10 bieB Die gnsliin.
oerin, er5ablt, ooB Der Mann nod).
einanoer mebrere nit Dem Nolleu
lbrer 0iener bei9riebene 3etteL ,ll.
lannnengerout in ben 9lusguB oes
Seefeiiels geitedt Dabe. Or iootc
babel Der 9eefeiiel iperbe bas iibri.
ge MAIDEN ,lno itilnmte einen g..
beinnisDollen Gang an. 9ei olpel
3ctteln riibrte Der 9eefeIiel id
ni9t, bein britten orebte er 1ib i'm
areile nno fieI bon Der 9ano oes
5anbernoen Goliailten. 9eim pierlcn
3ettel ga6 es oalielbe S1aulpiel
beim fiinften bIieb Der Teefeiiel lule.
Der beluegullgslos. vsluf oen heioen
neroaGtigcn 8etteln fteben Die yta.
men Der 9icbel" iagte Der Holiailt.
6ron Woriion periidert, bob be; eli.
ner 8ieoerbolla0 bes Experiments
Dag 9feiultat gennl bas gleide ge.
meIell iei. Bur gntoecfltng cincs
9iebes traten Die .Nulluallabs" in
5nnftion, brei blmfelbaiitige SRin-
ous, Die einen 8ron5etopf uno Suei
noleinge0lte Nnlnbusitonoen NIT iiG
bra6ten. Damn pnroen oae 9lc-
ner oes @eItoblenen 5uianmeRge.
bolt, Die brei !6inous nabnten e;ll
gao itnD ftellten iid, nab nie iie
maren, sur liltfen un0 5ur gietten
oes 9ron8etopfes auf. 3ipei &c.
Dienitlellte luilrOen angelpieien, Die
beioen @anlbllsr6bren au boltrn,
unb Ser oberlte Der brei Sinons be.
gam Sonsfritperie 5u reciticren,
9eab ettpo 5ebn @tinltcn froote er::
o@iit on oaL bonn itebe onfl" 3ulr
@ntieben aller glnpeieilben rid,te.
ten iid bie 9anbnsrobren auf mo
neigten ii6 einonoer 81. o@enl 0rl
meiner Mabt aeGorbit 10 manolrr
rief Der @eidip0rer Sooleib oreb-
ten ii6 Die bcioen 9tobre inebrluals
I'M lire 9(IIe unb brangten naf
born, 70 6aB bic 6eioen 9iener Mii.
be botten, nit i6nen n1it5llfomren.
Die @o6re nabmen oen @eg iiber Sic
aopfe oller onberelt 9iener bintpco
6is 3ur Sir, no iie trot Der 9lufior.
oerung ocs beidmorenben Sinons
onbielten. g(Gs n1an Die Cir off
nete, fab mon binter berielben Ell.
nen iunaelt Sinou fnieen, un9 Die
9fobre ietten Die @epeahng ouf ihn
foqlei6 fort. vDieier bier, ioete orr
erfte Ser ,9fuliuaaobS", lift Ser
Sdutoige. Gr bot oas @eIo aeito6'
Ton
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-28

5iitet gud ppr SaIbem sesen aas
tarrb. Die Quediilber entbalten, "a
0nediilber iider ben Sinn beg @er1d,s )
5erltoren lilo oas 9ou5e Sbitem p6Iie
5erriittet ipirh. ipenn es burd bic idaIeis
mi9en1 Sberf(dden einbrinet. @olree
artifen iolleu ME al1ber a1lf @erorbnun1
gut bernfener Ger5te eebrau6t iperbsn,
ba Der Sdaoen, ben fie allri9ten, sehns
mol 10 groB lit als bas Gute, bas Sht
oapon er5ielen fonnt 6aII's &ae
tarrb @1tr, fabri5iert bon s. s.
gbeneb & Co., SoIebo, g., entbdrf tell,
Guefiilber 1ilb miro innerlid) aeuomz
men 1tno fpirft bireft auf oie fbIeimiae.,
Sberflddlen bes SDitems. gSenn She
Saas's GatarrbsSfur faitft, ieib iid6er,
oab SIR Die ddbte befomnlt. sic ipirb
innerlidl aenon1men unb in goIcbn,
Sbto, bon S. S GbeneD & 60. aee
macbt
sy @erforft bon alien gpot6efen.
Breis 75c bic slnihe.
Saa's EomilienSWiTIen iino bic beiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-28
g., $. G g. q. (Saupt,ainie).
gieturia Gipiiiun. 6. S. G. g. 81.

Nntunft =
Ms; as;.se. so5-GusrO, sietoria. 1850 nadna
ao. soe-Gusro, Wictoria. 500 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-28
: + u >.

Die @ranoiilrp in SnlItrll
lat geoen s. s. yorf luno s. Is.
Quinn glnfla9en in 8erbinoluia nil
Dem angeblih in bcn lebten @rinliir.
lpablen porgefonnnenen GdtuIltoci
erboben. 0ie 9eioen fllngierten ols
Wablbeaf1te III benz Bre5inft !,5ru.
ton Seiebts. Ser edlninocl loa
bei Der Domination ocs Sjcrifis
mo zines 9titgIieos Deg gountr,.
srefiltlpforaites porgefonlnen fem.
9ie Wfitglieber bon Sonb.,'
Brigade ba6en onl Weittlpot nro
Donnerltag in sluitin lire Geunion
lbgeboltell. Srnnf CLIFTON bon Sril-
ton tpuroe gum BrGIiocnten Ser
Sereilligung eripablt. Sim Gpnncr:;
tag norger tpurbe a,lf oem SlaDtot,
eiigel bas Moltunlent fir SuoDs
Brigade entbiidt.
- SSn Der gtdbe bon @ictrrio
brod 9. 6. Dotpop pnn bier init lei.
nenl @iltomobil bllrb cine 8ri;rt,,
Die iiber einen Greet fii6rte. gr
brod iid bei Dem Stura oen reGtcn
arln. Gin 9teeer, Der nit i6n in
Wagen iaB uno als g6auffeltr fllte
gierte, iunrbe niht perlest.
ssSn Der 9t0be BON Morooi1
puroe Sermonn Sbergoner, Ser 10.
Sialiitiide aonoioat fir oas 9llnt cr-
nes Steuerfolleftors bon 2arnta
County, bon einenn it11gen Nfolui
nomens Sscor gobl oeihoiien unt
lhfper nerfpunoet. Ger 8orfon pai.
lierte allf Der Sorln BON 8obrs So.
ter, beIien gfenter Spergoner 1T.
= SSn @oibington Gplntp pllr.
ben neuIid Elm iltnger Sornler me-
mems Serbert 9ugbes uno fein yrl-
Ser BON inebreren Negern iiberfaGen.
6erbert Sugbes muroe erIdoilen.
cbenio ciner ieiner g(ngreiier. IS
'pllen fiinf5ebn Neger on 6em lteher.
foa beteiligt geireien iein. Me6rere
5at man bereits feItgenonmen ol,,
oere neroen eifrig qellht. Ser
Borfoa bat grobes 9lufieben etregt
uno aroBe grbitterilna berporecrl>
len. @inige Der perhofteten gegcr
foni,ten mir nit Wfiibe Dor Scr
golfsfput eef6iitt meroen.
- SSn @ort @ort6 bral1nte oas
in Der Ndbe oes Gourtbouies &C.
legene 2oaerbaus Ser Coon Storage
ano Surniture Company ob. Gs
befonben iih in Dem @ebGuoe I'M
aef6br 900 @ogenla6ungen Mobi.
fien bntuitter hun6ert &1ogiere.
9tidts ipltrbe qerettet. Ger SGaten
belduft iih auf 100000.
@us Coleman miro eeneloat.
Soc Tolonb, elm befannter @etpob.
ner Ser Staot iperoe felt einiacn
gaaen bernliRt uno man fiirdtc
oof3 er ermorhet iei. gr fei am Cams
tao nod ieiner, fiinfltn6snanSi7
WeiIen BON Der Stobt aeleoenen
Iarm gefobren. s[m itdditen gog
hobe man iein 8ugnn nnb, ieili
Bfero eeflinoen ouh ieinen 1teher'
sieber nno feinen @ropen; febtcrcr
tpor aon5 serfnittert. 9olano bot
te gtreit nit einieen ieiner gferter.
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Som GflInR ssriehber

"oo'ta Opiob Slleoperg llf(
l1unnebr G5ar nno 8orin nebit Der
ainoern nad 9dlob 8olfsgor!el
6ei 9arnlftaot iibereeiieSelt. 1lcjcl
@ufentbolts-8e6iel NOR BON born.
6erein in Slusit6t genomnen Fiir
ben 3eitpnnft, oa oie aur ser
G5arin in Naubeim beenoet Ieir
lrlir0e.
= Gin iurges Mlao6en aus geelr
Orleans namens 2ucilloo Sarrar,
Die ii6 in garis oufbielt, Inn lid,
bort muiifoliid aus5ubiloen, boi iid,
bort init 2eubtgas pergiftet.
glaon 81. SarpleD uno 9[llglt.
Itns 8olt, Die beioen sSiibrer oes
@ollons vImerica H. trofen am
Snnneritog in Quebec Elm uno mllr,
ben bort nit eroben gbren en-.
pfangen. @ebbarot @i1rib, ser
on1erifoniIbe &onlul in auebec er.
nortete iie om gobnbof, ipdter ,pnr-
De ibnen i'm Sotel srontenac Gin
Diner gegeben.
Gie ipaniide 9feeieruna bat
oen Maorioer lllliberiitatsprosc scI'or
Spelero tuegen feiner onti-,nilitGri,
lden l1lo repnblifaniicben 9laite-
ton perboften loiien.
Ser itoIieniide 2uftlfiffcr
9eutnont Soalietti puroe BEL els
nen Stur5 nit ieinem 8ipIalt ee-
t0tet.
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Ger Ssnbianer-sun,mer.

Ser Snhianer= Summer tit
Sie idJ1nite Seit i'm Sabr,
Dian fiiblet iidj 81 bieier SriIt
0ans eTsellemt fiiruabr.
9es SDmmers Sibe tit ppllbradJt
llnb trefflid abgcfiiblt,
@um @inter aber ,pirb nnr iadjl
me gpratnnng geipiirt.
Wer, BON ber Guminerbik' erifblnfft
8erlpr bic Gncrsie,
Der fpiirt MIN iuicber renc Grnfl
unb SebensntMt, ,uie ME.
Der Saser pni,t iidj iein @c.pchr,
Sab fpmntt bic Sago Cation,
Gr freuet fdJ i'm @praus febr
Mnf einen oiridlbpf if)pn.
amdj gibt es Min balb iibcraa
Tbeatcr unb Spnsert,
ltnb ab nnb 81 ardl einen ga3.
8enn i'm bas 5er5 be9cbrt.
11nS aud fit nni're Samenmett,
Sie 10 ,uas iiebt icbr germ,
Sft in ben 2aben ansgeitelft
@as die nnb iUas mpberit.
anh teure Soiite fnnn inan fcb'r,
Mie iie bic Wspbe idjnIft,
9udJ mnn idj Ieiber Gudj sefteb'n
Sdl finb' iie - idlanhcrbaft.
9nf Mandjem tpirb ber Gupf jctt beiH
ttnb mas linn itid)t gefdllt
st, baf ber S3Dl5t unh Sfubienpreis.
90 furdltbar itcigt iu's Uclb.
Sebph, Sreunb, draere bid, nidlt!
Gin N,ittel Jag i'd bir,
Was beine iible 2anne brifjt;
Ga beiht u Nlamn 8ier!
geim q IA mn gier benft utnn midi
An Goblen unb an S5plS,
Nian fiiblt MIR, tuie elm Sober ipri6)t,
@erpniipt unb frei nmb itoIs.
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M. 6. & :. gaau.

Wnfllnft-
80. 241-won SonIton rlnS gaIpeitou
:. ;. :. $50 morgens
yio. 235-@on Rorben. .7.30 borlliti.
Ne. 231-Gom Sorbeu uub Souitrn
1926 nadlm
go. 9-@on Norben. ..7:45 abenbs
Nbfabrt
SO. 244-gaa6 benz Rprben II. Soufton
:. ..l.lO oprnl
ylo. 10-Nad) Dem Norben. 1000 born.
Ro. 236-3ad ben; Norben. -.
900 abenos
SO. 242-yaa9 benz @orben ilnb @ala
beitoil.. ....11.50 abeuos
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g. u. & ". 3. gadn.

- w ~ ~ fSt 0U4A+
go. 1-Soniton u. 5. aiiite. 200 nadm
Mo. 5-9onlton Il. .. &iiite. .6.20 borrt
gto. 5-aiiiteritdbte lib nadua
No A Son &errbtlle, mir on @oe
~ WenId9en. ..9:30 Dorln
$40, 44-@On aerrbille, nllr @onnz
=, tags: ;. ....S 500 rad1l
SO; 146- Son SerrbilIe, ralr an
NV Wodei1ta9en. :. $50 nc1nt
SO. -ooniton Ii. 5. siiIte. $50 born,
gso. 4-Soniton II. b. &iiite. 8 20 abenbs
yto. 6-&iiItenitdote. :. .2:1O nod)m
So; 43-@a6 aerrbile, nllr in @o<
SO. S11sa 4iWaad aerrDirie, nur ints 9onns nas'"
SO: 145 -gaad sierrbine, mr = in 'O4'
Bodentagen. :. ;. ..T:15 torn,
=, g.. S. & g. u. (soupt-ainie).
g 20. elgom Often. .7:s5 Dorm
gso. Bonn Often. $500 nadm
9o. 1O-@l TaIo II. @eften. 80 tlod,m
ato. 2-Won Sci 0fip. .10.50 BORN
Tbfahrt--
SO. e--ysa6 el 9afo unb weiten. :.
-. -. 900 BORN
20. 1o-Na6 3. @eiten. 1920 ober,ns
ylo. 8-@ud benz Often. 100 BORN
No 1-ytad5 Sci 9io.. 400 abeilos
gietOria Gisiiiun g. S. & 9. 81.
Antunft -
Ro; so5-guerO, gictoria. 1850 na6n,
Abfahrt-
Wo. goe--Guern. g2ictnrin a.nfl hnrnr
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

What has Paonia TO complain
of concerning the weather. In
our mind, nothing. In southern
Wisconsin it is cold with six feet
of snow on the ground. Tuesday
morning it was 25 degrees below
zero at Gunnison and the follow
ing morning it was l5 degrees be-
low. and Gunnison is. as the crow
flies, less than 100 miles from Pa
onia. The minimum temperature
during the past week here was
. degrees above zero.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

At the M. E. Church Sunday:
Morning theme, "Pure and Unde.
filed Religion" Evening, The
Psychological Moment of the
Soul" Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening at 7:3O o'clock. The
meetings are largely attended and
very much enjoyed by all. You
will be given cordial welcome it
you attend. Come next Wednes-
day evening. These meetings will
be evangelistic as will the Sunday
evening services. At the business
meeting of the Epwor h League
on Tuesday evening Pref. Harry
Coenradt was elected President
of the League. The official board
met at the parsonage on last
Monday evening The financial
report was encouraging. with
united effort all finances will be
up to date at the close of the
week. Among other things the
Board ordered the purchase of an
individual Communion Service.
This is wise and we hope will
meet with the hearty support of
the church. J. Q. VERMILLIoN.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

L. w. Tozier for salary. -. 1000
Total Indebtedness %. 77.91
The Band is now in way of
rapid progress and with the proper
encouragement and financial aid
of the citizens of Paonia, with the
present management the Band
will be one of credit to the town
of Paonia. Such reports as above
will appear in the papers each
month.
Gus KLATT, Pres.
CHAs. NEWMAN, Sec.
CHAs. RHODES, Treas.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

The motion pictures at the
Gayety theatre Wednesday and
Thursday evenings were eNcep
tionally entertaining. The chief
attraction on the program was a
sketch of King Pharaoh's reign in
Egypt during Moses childhood.
"a Jealous Husband" and Franks
enacted at Select School for
Young Ladies" were also fine.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Rev. +. II. Robinson and wife
arrived Wednesday evening and
are getting their household goods
moved into the Congregational
parsonage. Rev. Robinson comes
to Paouia from Chicago where
Rev. Mood goes to take charge
of church, but not the church OF
which Rev. Robinson was the
former pastor. The NEWSPAPER
Joins in the welcome to Rev. and
Mrs. Robinson to this community.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Clarence Nelson and daughter
Margaret. returned home the
fore part OF the week from Den
yer where they have been visit
ing with relatives since the Apple
show. Mrs. Nilsson will arrive
home later. she having been con-
fined in the hospital on account
of illness and not yet able to
stand the return trip.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

The special train service for the
X. P. Convention on Feb. Is. has
been provided for, so that passen-
gers may travel to and from Pao-
MIA from Montrose. Grand juno
ton and intermediate points with
out loss of time. Those desiring
to return the day following the
convention may do so.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Put on your rags and tags CT
calico dresses and come out and
have a good time at the Poverty
Social. Friday evening. February
18th in the basement of the
Christian church Everyone cor
daily invited.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. {. {. Hawkins
and Mi and Mrs. ]. ID. HaN kins
took yesterday mornings train
for San Diego. Calf, where they
will spcn few months enjoying
that climate. VIM Wootton and
4 ID Hamilton will look after
the business OF the Hawkins real
estate firm.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Wednesday, Feb =. GrDund
Hog Day. the sun shone bright
and warm part OF the day. Dur
ing the res, OF the day the clouds
enveloped this section bringing
during the night fall of about
four inches of snow We are in
doubt as 10 the time of day Mr..
Ground Hog took his lock out
upon the landscape. so we are at
4 loss to prognosticaie jus, what
weather the next six weeks will
bring.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

By order OF the Town Council
the electrician will. beginnir &
next Monday event. G. February
eth. at S O'Clock. sound the whis
tie for Curfew instead of tollinc
the bell as heretofore.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Mr.. Belew. father Of Kay
Belew. came in on last evenings
train from Seattle. Wash. where
he has been visiting. and will
spend several morIhs with hl>
son here.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
The Friends Church

The meetings which began last
Sunday were closed on Wednes-
day by direction of the governing
body of the Church. 1t was felt
that a mistake had been made in
the choice of an evangelist and
that the character of the services
was unbeccming to the ministry
and mission OF the Gospel of
Jesus Christ.
Services for next Sunday will
be as follows:
Sunday school at 1000 O'Clock
Meeting for Worship at 11:00
o'clock.
Christian Endeavor 6:3J p. m.
Evening Service 7:30 p. m.
We extend a very hearty invita-
ton &c, all who have no regular
church home to meet with US.
HERBERT 7. CASH, Pastor.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

The hospitable home of Mrs.
DeWoody on Iowa mesa was
opened to the ladies of that
neighborhood Thursday afternoon
for the purpose of getting &C.
quainted and coming in closer
touch with each other. The
event was a most enjoyable one,
II ladies being present. Delicious
II freshme Is were served by the
hostess and they enjoyed a gen
eral good time. The ladies will
meet with Mrs. Hollingsworth in
two weeks for the same purpose
Upper German mesa will be cal.
led Iowa mesa from this time or;
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Mrs. /. +. Toothacre spent a
part of the wee visiting with her
son, Ed. at Somerset She says
he IS getting along as ell as pos
sible since the accident.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Eugene H. Robinson. who sue
cecds Rev. &. +. Wood to the
pastorate OF the Church here. wall
take charge OF the regular ser
vices Sunday morning and even
ing. and continue 10 look after
the interests of the church as its
pastor. Mr.. Robinson came from
the Lake View Congregational
Church OF Chicago.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

A.B.Mead, who is in the lum-
Der business at Cortez, is spend
ing few davs with his family
here at the old home.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs {. II Arnold and
daughter. Margaret. left on Tues
day mornings train for Nebraska
where they Will spend some time
visiting relatives. Mr.. Arnold hav
ing recently resigned his position
here.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

VIM. Wootton and family re-
turned home the first of the week
from Lampasas, Texas. where
they spent part of the winter
visiting.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Asuoloecrs tell US tina, on May
10 next the tail OF Hslley's comet
is dne to envelop the earth. II
his consistency Is nowhere a great
deal dcnser than his tail. we need
have no fears OF his hurting us
should he fall to the earth en-
tirely.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Thursday. ranchers were haul
ing loads of apples to the depot
for shipment. 1t is reported that
there are many carloads still held
by orehardists to be shipped
LATER
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Mrs. Sherman Allison who has
been suffering for the past two
weeks with severe case of blood
poisoning is no better at the pres
ent writing
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Hart and
little son, left for Cedaredge
Tuesday for a short visit with
Mrs. Hart's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Martin.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

r. l.. Woodgate and c. {. Cal
loway, both of Grand Junction,
were Paonia visitors the first OF
the week.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Services at the Christian church
next Sunday morning as usual.
Mrs. X. J. Huff will preside at
the pipe organ.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shoup are
the pr ud parents OF a little
daughter which put IN an appear
sncc at their home "Wednesday
night. All concerned getting
along nicely.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

1t there be any lesson well
learned from the recent fruit
shows and Institutes it is that Pa
onia is under the necessity OF
raising the standard of her fruit
mack
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Miss Edna Barnett left kFs
Wanhegan, Ill. Friday morning,
aftsr visit here.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
Palace Cafe

For a gcod meal. carefully
served, go to the Palace Cafe,
just opened on Grand Avenue by
M. c. Jackson.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

James Walton and family
moved into the Chas. Scales resi-
dence on Poplar avenue this
week.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Have you settled the hay ques-
ton yet? 1t not. perhaps the
North Fork Association Can help
YOU.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Lawyer M. D. Vincent made a
trip to Cedaredge Thursday on
business.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
LOCAL ITEMS

John Rush was down from
Bowie Wednesday on business.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
Valentine Postals at
DUNBAR'S.

r. w. Parks succeeds to the
meat market business of l.. E.
Stephens.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Huff re-
turned home the first of the week
after a short visit at Cortez, Colo.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

For SALE-Good buggy with
shafts, tongue and mountain
brake. VIM. b. OsBALDsToNE.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

A bale or a dozen carloads
Wild Hay. Timothy or Alfalfa
at the Association.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

|. c. Allen, of Colorado Spgs.,
was a Paonla visitor Wednesday
of this week.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

+. II. Curtis came down to the
store Tuesday for the first time
since his recent illness.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Eliza Martin, of Somerset, spent
last Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. Z. Stephens.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Get your Abstract OF Title from
c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Old papers for sale at this of
hce. 25 cents per hundred.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
For Sale

A good saddle horse; weight
about 900. Enquire at this Office.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

WANrED:-Position on ranch
for man and wife. MIKE RossE.
BOP
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

]. S. Atkinson, of Montrose,
was a Paonia caller Wednesday
evening.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

Jim James, of Somerset, was a
Paonia visitor yesterday.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
Financial Report of Paonia Band

PAoNIA, Colo, Feb 8. 1910.
Cash on hand .Sl9.59
Ed Thompson for salary. $3.50
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-09
FIRST insertion May 1877

STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Probate Court for
- the county of Ionia
AT session of said court held at the pro-
bate Office. in the City of Ionia i'm said county
on the eleventh day of May A. ID. 1910.
Present: Hon. Montgomery Webster, Judge
of Pr bate.
In the matter of the estate of
Gladys E. Ellis J.. Byron Ellis, Mildred f. Ellis
and Carol G.. Ellis Minors
Antoinette f. Ellis, Guardian of said estate
having filed in said court her petition pray
Ing for license To sell, at private sale the Inter
est OF said estate In certain real estate therein
described, for the purpose of investing the pro-
ceeds thereof or putting the same out at interest
1t is ordered, that the thirteenth day of
June,A. ID. 1910, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon. At said probate ONCE. he and Is hereby
appointed for hearing said petition, and that all
persons interested in said estate appear before
said court, at said time and place. To show cause
why license To sell the interest of said estate
I'm said real estate should not be granted
Ii is Further Ordered. That public notice there
of be given by publication of copy of this order
for three successive weeks previous to said day
of hearing in the Belding Banner. a newspaper
printed and circulated in said county.
A true copy MONTGOMERY WEBSTER
Anna II. Webster. Judge of Probate
Register of Probate