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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
NouUnno0a
News, lhAmp,oa Csrrespeaaesce.
"Wednesday. Mareh ~

edaerday. March ~
t,rnert Bswerr went to teelared 90
last week to spend few days wt5h
his brother. Eugese.
Nd Saunders leaves us tor Ohio CITY
and CIarewce Rastsks for tesisredee.
the lat ter To work spr his brother. :.
y. Hytie
sanford Zeigler has l,ought Couraud
brothers cattle and y. A. Foster
has bought their ranch. the old &. y
Forster ranch. Considers tion in both
eases unknown.
Take off your hats To Irving You
mans. lion SLAYER The Cebolla
boasts the youngest and most sue
c,.ssful hunter. Last Tuesday Irvy
took his two Dogs and started in
search oi hon; he was successful in
finding large female that showed
scrap from the 6rut jusap on. The
brwte refused natiy to tree and made
ts,r the hunter saA dogs. hut bet weea
lrvy. the slssGs sHd q 1D-;@i II Was forc-
ed to- succumb. lrvy is but II years
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
OeSlu WyyE
ehasapson Corresvoeassce

~'~rt uA1Sbsha tDFEeHVo00sBst
Tuesday. April .
M,--es Ienpre as.s,k and Mary Pea
Ney were W ..unni-ssn SATURDAY..
Mr.. s.a MRS Ths,- Eeardsn are
sEs's with ne after a short stay in
Ssliaa
Jss El9.k has returned after an
eSteasied yissi with hie fauiiy in
IsaVer
" ~ Whaien ieft "Wednesday 10
attcud commissioners meeting IN
tsaBuisen
The Raay Trends sa Joha EoznsaH
~ the company store issi al lose to
hear oi hir departure for Ruby sut
We thisk u ie fpr the lc-t aud extead
o"r gre-.ttag oi luck aad prvryerity
us saturday. April 2. occurred the
marriage vi Mr.. .seo. Spchar aud
mtes Mary Match The cvesing .,f
the same day Groston hall Was tilsed
With friends who W ished thew q very
happy wedded liic
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
- On
CorseaunnuDo.

S--s-t b-nsDsssG torEe9unn1mDnn
"Wednesday. At.r8
~ >s.anssor. " W ts.ws rhs. xs,.k
tis.ts'a fuGh rctuEnsri tress s,.h..a
Thsr-sssy
y n tbrs hs- placed q .rw psasu
Va ess h<sssss.
Aarx sarsssD ret sEsss-a to brr k....,.s
~ i.s~er.saI Thsrpsyays
Es,rn ~ Mr. aud Ars. Er~sA n.
D.s.ssid s,n A,,rii i-f. q ,<iri
The s1tszeDs Trket wse essr.sea -
q laEge .saissrsts JusDStay.
xr aud Ar- y. tnrrssa ~cre U,-ls
inx fr,.ssts- ia tsssis Asa<Ssy
Ralph NJ Allsster hae s<ese 10 "a
lids v here h,- parcute arx s<rcssssl
Mi-~ T.saisa JohDsoe cAsse uy Prs
day cveaiag rctarusag to ssuasss-ssn
Monday
Mr. Walter Wstermas ~eus 40
Drawer MaFch sl-s. IN ehs tstcrs-f 81
her pain tia9s
Mrs. Arthur Pears<sa ssd Mr. N
Non ,iliaasr trcsA the l.issks and H.
Bain ts,ak IN the Cstelesssu's . bsA ~
.,unsss,s,n
The Lady Bs,astere Eavea kauusei
for their iamslsss 81 ths h<ssssp sa H.
A. B.. thrrim 90 soturdoy escutna
A rvvsl time " r.pOrtsd
The tseid Links Hsta utn ~ cl.su.sl
dow " tsr ~ yseris'd ~ tee dave 10 a,sf
The ten new stamyH - Is<msti<su A
carlssaa ef tsl,lsss ts,r tlse MIN ~ i.s-saa
hauts,d THE week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
BATON

~e~sChampion CorrespondeBce
Tuesday, April ).
Josh Briee and Walter Hoffman are
az Spruce where they have tie con
tract.
Carl Benson was recently to Lake
CITY over matters pertaining To his
ranch.
Andy Enbom has returned from DEN
Yer and we were disappointed not to
see his wife return with him.
The LeFevre-Y Y ouman ranch is being
treated to a new fence which will make
greatly needed improvement.
Mrs. Livingston. formerly cook a the
Kellogg mill, has gone to Iowa and her
place has been taken by Mrs. johnson.
Walter and Andy Enbom have cut
many ties this winter and they have at
least ten thousand now on the track.
Tie timber on the Lake Fork is about
thing of the past.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
~

News-t hampton CsrrespopdeBc-
"Wednesday, April q.
Mrs. ID. 5. Humphrey spent several
days Of the first of the week in Gunni-
son.
Miss Anias Carron came down from
Gunnison Wednesday to visit her pa
rents.
Tuesday c. Rouviere brought his
cattle home from the Upper Gunnison
where they have been wintering.
lola was well represented at the Cat
tlemen's Banquet last Friday. Nearly
all the stockmen and their families were
present.
). N. Zeigler went to Powderhorn
Saturday, returning Sunday with a
bunch Of cat lie which he had recently
purchased from Couraud Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
CoookSIoa
ews Champion Corresp0aaenes.


Sunday, April 3.
Mable Hicks went to GuRBisoa last
week
= s. MATTERS went to tsunHisoR
Friday To- attend the banpus.t.
Misses Blanch Mctluillan aud Viola
Matters left Friday for Salieia.
Forest duncan aad Mr. Whitehorn
have been doing some surveying ior
steve Waters.
Mrs. Georgia Adams Is Spreading a
few DAYS down at \. q. Leonard s.
Mrs. Leonard is quite sick nj present
j. &. Templeton and Jim Hicks
have been trying 10 locate over east
The iorrAer is thinking d going to
Howard, Colo.
A very quiet wedding took place
rpreHtlv at tRe hOHse ~ mr. Roy
knowles " hen Miss Jessie Templeton
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
pOylEvlLE
ews-Champiop Correspondvnce.


Tuesday. April >.
A small blizzard ragged in our valley
Sunday.
The Slate family attended the ban
qaet and ball in Gunnison last FRIDAY.
Mrs. E. d. Stephenson and children
and Miss Bessie Gibbons went Friday
to Sargents returning Monday.
Henry Rednour and family came in
Monday from Colorado Springs. The
work on mines of his company IN Box
canon will be resumed and kept up an
summer.
The dance given IN Mel Deering store
building was very successful enc. A
basket supper. coffee and sandwiches
served by Mrs. Deering at twelve
helped to the enjoyment Of everybody
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

of sge ANY old body can Nil q inH
that IN tree. but not maHy ca
to tackk one ea the ground as d.
did N any other spstioB sa Gum
sspa ceuats can heat this record h.
Ne hear from n
Monday. April
g. \ HUT allen went to t,unnison
last week.
Misc Man Nichols will teach tn"
Cathedral ss.hool this summer.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Mc,srcgor and
Mrs. Turner attended the stss,k
growers banquet In Gaanison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
NlluEno
y -~s-Cesnpioa Correspeaaeaee.

>-~s-C Champion CorrespeadeRee.
Tuesday. April >.
Dave Carpenter was here from kel-
logs sawmill this week.
j. H. Kellogg was in town Monday,
lookinR after his sawmIll affairs.
Clarence Rasieka Of Powderh ,rn made
a stop at this place between trains on
Saturday
Mrs. Dave Cairns Of Montreee is
spending the week with her husband at
this place.
Miss Fora Carpenter reports fine
time at the CsttIemsn's banquet in
GnnnisOn which she attended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

present had n line time.
John Risse and Frank fres~ler
Mere seen in Castt,taa sunday wear
ing their glad rags We wonder
why?
Wm Waugh went to t,wRBison
again Monday tiie tsrtls.tea triessts
ARE beginning to wonder what the
attraction " in town
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
cAsnESsa uRsues
.wslChaRpt0a CorBeaQoo1s0oe.
"wednesday. April

Wednesday, April &.
y ~. Rogers and SON. Charlie. were
mp from the Outcalt ranch Monday
Misses Hazel Kerry hill and MsbeIle
Wallace epeat the week end ut the
Wallace ranch.
Geo. Anderson passed thvOuwh here
Mosssiay with the Wetpt,er cattle TAX
ing them To his ranch.
Mrs. JaRe Wallaee eaterta6ned n
few friends nj eDtooss Assnany. All
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
{. J. SampIiner & CO.

When in need Of a good, up-to
Gate sewing machine get the White
Rotary. For Sale by @. ID. Martin.
The only machine ON earth that will
sew IN buttons. 46-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

and Nj Cs-.il Airdman were wed
Ne ~rish them q joy,'as Journey thru
lite
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
y. " I: DOUGLAS
$500, $3.50, sA.OQ
d SS.W'
SHOES
Best in ihs Nor ~
Boys |
SAoes l
$500 \
s:::o IS \

w. l. Douglas shoes ere the lowest
price, qsa,sty eons'dered, in the woris.
Their excellent style, easy fitting and
long wearing @sslstses e.eel skese Of
osher m.kes. u ~. ksve beea saying
high prices fes yosr skses, she ne1t time
you n~A a pair give ". l. Dosglas shoes
a TRIAL fos car save useoey o. your
footwear s.< get shses sA.t ere jsst as
good N every way as those tAat have
been costing you higher p~sces-
II ycs could visit our issTe factories
at Broektoa. Mass. and see for yourself
Row carefully w. l. Dosslas shoes ere
made, yos wc,id then understand ~hy
they bold ther shape. fir better snf
wear longer than other makes.
CAUTION W. l. Douglas rause ard : 20 r.
siffusl Tire nstfnm 70 protect te va ar ~ lfsf
h-t rEiles en'i lnf-fiaF -he-s v.k~ -. sssf )
-ssse- Or ". y. nCneis Tor sale IN our
.r.nfy. wr.se fpr MAJ Order Csiaof,. " L. Duus las.
FOR SAFE ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08


make it possible fsr pr
t,cular dressers te sseuss
clothes sstisfactioa within
q few days. s.l ss pr;sss
no higher tia. are 49,
for ready ~sae elstk;.s.
Let US show you their
bsautiful Spring woole.s
and take your measure.
Today Il you will.
Ass-ed WesA. Aos~a, cs~~seea, esss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-07
$n,,1pfl1nnrrRiru i,u 5iiSe,t.

Sur 8esriinouns Der berrf6enben
tteltbeuerung lit in lebter 3eit
pielfah eelteno semadt porben, oab
bieprobuftion on 2ebensmitteln iiber=
baupt, insbeipnbere aber an @etreibe,
nit benz Wa6stum Der 8ebDlferuno
nidt S9ritt sebalten babe. Das mag
ri9tig fein, lit aber bod nur Ghulb
Der pberflG4lihen DIRT unb Weife, mi.
Gier aumeiIt bic 2anbtpirtidaft betrie,
ben ipirb. aDnnten ii9 uniere 5armer
pner ipenisitens bic Mebraabl unter
linen gu elmer rationellen unb inteniiz
per 8etpirtfbaftung ihres 8obens ent=
i1lieBen, tpie iie Ii9 in oen el.rppdi=
fGen Qdnbern unter benz 3pang Der
Not enttpidelt bot, 10 tpdre bas gegen>
tpdrtig unter alltur ftebenbe 2anb in
ZEN Ser. Staaten nod auf Sabre binz
aus ausreidenb, Inn nidt nur ben einz
beimiIhen 8ebarf 3u beden, fonbern
Guh i'm nod elmer Meibe anberer QGnz
rer init ben NDtigen ausaubelfen.
Nan brannt nur in 8etraht All aie>
ben, bdB beifpielspeife Der Wei3ens
ertrog in ben europdifhen21nbern Der
Mere burhfAnittlih 5tpei= Bis breimaI
ir srob lit als In ben Der. Gtooten,
.in ipirD man biefer Bebouptnng obne
1ipeiteres 5uftimmen. Do nun aber Der
'nmeritaniTne Jorntr fid ber Wliibe
in!euiipen Netriebs nint unter5itben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-07

fpobItbdijge3nede asIammelt, Dieglotbs
Isioenbsn in aIlen Meittheilen suaute
famer1. @eine rerfDnline 9si{teuer
tunb oie Doniben 2eEern bes .gbriitian
1eroIb" nuf feline gsranlaHuns aufge%
brahte @umine fparen unter oen bes
fentenbEen Rontributionen fir bic
6interbliebenen Der 0pfer Der Grobe-
Zen I RGtaifrppbe BON MeHina, unb
rpr einem Sabre tpurbe er in Hom bon
RDnie Wiftor Gmanuel empfansen,
oem baran lag, ibm feinen perfOnliden
1dnf ausaufprehen. Die Sroanifa=
tion bon 6ilfs@Nftipnen fir Notflei<
benbe in MuBlanb, Snbien, China,
sssapan unb fir Die .goneentrdOos" in
Ruba i'm Sabre 1898 mar bas baupt@
fG6lih1te Merf bon Or. &lopfh. 5iir
feline Neroien|te tpurbe ct bonn R0nia
bon Gnglanb uno bonn Mifabo burh
Orbensperleibungen ausseSeidnet. Gr
ipurbe in europa bon GDnigin Mleranz
Ora bon Gnglono, bem berforbenen
RDnis gfriitian BON Ddnemarf, benz
aDnig unb Der 8Onisin bon Shtpe-
ben, Der aailerin Witne bon 8ub=
lanb unb anberen 5iiritlidteiten emp-
fanaen unb NIT Nusoeihnunsen iiber=
bGuft. Ser 0erltorbene, Der, troboem
ct fat ausfhlieBlih in ameritaniiden
8reifen berfebrte, n,emals feline beutz
ihe Mbitammuna perleugnete, tpuroe
am 26. Mdrs 1862 in Deutfdlano sez
boren. sSn iunaen Sabren fam e.
na1 ben Ser. Staaten. Gbe er ben
.gbriitton 9eralb" iiberna6m. itano
Der nDailp Reporter" unter ieiner
Gpntrplle.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-07

llnidones Baden bort man bdufia,
ober fdredlid 1T bas 2a9en iener,
Die oas 2aden perlernt baben.
Wenn China 70 fart tpGre, ipie es
groB 1T, 10 sdbe es feline 9ineiifde
sroge i'm beutieen Sinne.
Gs miro oisl unsliid eebeudelt,
aber mod piel mehr Slid.
Sin re9tes &inb ieiner 3eit fein
teiBt oft nur, ibre Sorbeit perfeben.
9luA penn Der Grfple eemodt, ift
Der 9teib edit.
@riinblid pfleet man aepDbnIid
iene 81 nennen, Die nibt merfen, mas
benz Mugenblid nottut.
* X X
Oas @plb Der grbe unb bos bes
@eiites erlanat feinen ppllen Wert erft
ourt DIE rtbtt9e 4srogung.
X X
eSn bem Reftcurant bes 8unbesz
Senots in Wafbineton biirfen an ole
fnrt beoienenben Rellner RON nun an
feline Srintselber Derabfolst perben.
Diefe nene n9ausregeln" biirfte 1elbit
Bel ben .Sniareenten" auf feinerlei
Wioerffano eeitpben feia.
"
Nun tommt Elm WiTenidaftIer uno
heEauptet. bob ourd Seeeream Dreiz
nal 10 Diel Baaillen in ben menfdli=
Gen RDrper iibertragen tperoen f0n=
men, als burh aiij1e. Mon aebt tn
3pilhen nidt febl, fpenn man an
nimmt, baB tueitergefiibt unb peiter
Scecredm seaefen lperben miro.
Sbr Slid ihmieben piele 70, boB iie
iehen Ntbenmenfden ais MmbDB bez
troutsu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-07
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o9
- s.,
~ !5npIeE PCT DenIlUen SuOpDi.
S1psp!tIpn " s1Ilai, oaB e. lpm mepl
.,.a am io:flsnIuaII1,ms syprluahgea s ~
ss ar : 9 LII, VIZ n.a sils.lnms . uss pu.s
snt..Eo a. ~ 1o'l {. pp1s a. 'e.. m.rsI4 s,p'p.ssa
Mnsso,,,,a.n sn lal' 1"D ''9'"
'N''"As'"'
Sic gaohfrehts,no,;eroaro. II m.r
I'm ,n1nsn Enss = H. Rufss soSsn :" & ~,
osm;;thf;h.,r - -, s,,rsn noh % ~ No. I
SanSnnrt;s, - ar.nssr MI ,sr;aa. M
u"eput.s.n ~. e''"i'1 "'.' pp''s0'
&c 9o''oPo1aDHl'a'
Sn Deutfhlano tlroet cine polt5ets
lldhe Weroronnns, ne tn elmer 8roBs
1iaot besugll6 her Wor1tellurgen BON
sBancelblioern erlanen fporoen TT, lebs
haffen b. getton. gle hs51eht il6 baupts
la6lt'9 out Den Beiueb BON t1nemdto'
araphtIfen Sbeotern, p1e len1atlonelle
gtloer oarfellen, Shaner9eidthten.
nie M|nrn. Naub uno anoere Werbre'
den perherrllhen. Die poll5etoerfu'
sIn9 perbletet 8tnoern nnter feh5em
Sabren, bic ild nlft in gegleituna
Grircflener teftnben, ben geiud Der
@oritsllnneen.
l1eber Die orftiid1e Zeppelin grpe,
titipn erfdbrt Die Diirtt. Mutpmobils
unb 2uftf6iffforrefp ponoens: @rat
Zeppelin tpiro an Der 8orerpebition,
his i'm CONNER oieies Sabres nit eis
rem Oampfihiff Die urttiiden Ge=
pGffer befabren lpirb, INN bort unter
8ebetmrat 9ergefell ortttt9 Stuoien
5n MAIDEN, tellnshmen. Wsnn Die bon
ole1er 8orerpeott1on unternommene
unfer1u9ung betr'eo1geno ausfallt,
Deroen otpe1 etgsns oafur tonltru1erte
Gentbalions uebungsfdbrten uber oas
Wieer pornebmen, uno apar BON 9anz
burg aus, ipenn bort bic 9alle erbaut
lem ip1ro, ole aber mob nldt 9el14ert
TT. Die Salle tonn crit frube1tens I'm
Jrublabr 1911 ferttgge1tellt 1etn, uno
cte 5abrten tonnen allo aud erlt 1911
be9Innen. Die usberfuhrung Der
Suft19lfIe in Die artttlde Some ourtte
oann 1912 erfolgen, tporouf 1otort ote
gTpeoltton BON Sptbbergen aus bor
ltcb 9eben tplrD, um tpt1tenihattllhe
meteorologlthe uno 9eplogtlhe Nrbelz
ten ous5utuhren. getanntltd tperoen
prtn3 9etnrtd BON preuBen uno 9ez
9s1mrat 9er9eleil an Der gtpeplt1on
l.p nut on oer SOretpeo'll7f pe'9s''
l191'
o,,,
Dte ausl@'en' e1h po9es Al1e1 81
er1e'pen' llhp IN oen elh5eInen San>
gern get lept un9.e'p. 81 europa l'Ao
lle am 9uh'119Fen III S9pepen. SDt1
ttte!9eh oon 1au'eno sealSn putg7
!VH'll'1u hui pas lep5.gIe Sepens>
lopr. An 0me1ter StsIle 1te9f Selelen.
nc DON le tauleno ool 1teo91g So9re
al nepceh. Us 1ot9en ole 9tteoerlahpe
mn 5o5, sn9lano o. mlt ~ uno
Oeutlploho mlt 2oo S1eo3lglai.9rtse1nl
auf le tauleno Sebenoe. Sa1f nperall
Ut tn Den leBfen Saproe9nten e1ne 5uz
na9me Der bo9en Sebensalter gu per-
5s1nnsn. Sle Wfenl9sn neroen alfer'
neil ole Summe osr Sebensbeoln9ln,
gen 1!1 DON Sapr5epnf 5n .SaprSepnt
9aun1flssr sefaltet pat, llno oas III EN-
9|us Hoti{ti{hen g3ohneissn neIde
hos Observation-Disclosures 0eportemeni
5nohsn nsroffentI;ht hot erniebt fin
Sos ,,,sss.nh Saa Io.tas ~ eohrss ,.r rm =,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-07

8on ben Mrbeiten our neuen ur=
barma9uns Meiopotamiens bur9 Be-
rielelung liefert Der amerifanif9e
8pnful Sreberid Simpih in 8asoao
in Rleinaiien cine 8efhreibung in ieiz
mem 8eribt an oas Bureau Der So
britanten nnb ertldrt, falls Die glus>
fiibruns gelinae, tperoe lie Die bebeuz
tenoiten umndloungen in ben ipirtbz
ffaftli1en 8erbdltninen aleinafiens
our sSolae baben. @eeenndrtig iino
bereits 1000 aulis i'm n0roli9en Mea
fopDtamien unter Der 2eitung bon
5adperitdnbisen nit Der 9lnlesuns
BON gerieielunssz szMnlaaen befddftiet
II. bie erFea neutrality-suspicious. gr>
folse iinb idon in 5ipei bis brei Sab
rem ait eriparten. Sm @anaen beabs
ii9tigt man 12,5OO,0OO Merss 2anb
au beriefeln, Die Soften tperben iid
nod ben Bsrednungen Der tiirtifden
Negierunq auf etfpa $18 per Mcre itelz
len, nd9renb Der Wertb auf $155 per
Mcre gefteigert nirb. unb man gldubt,
bic Mrbeiten in fieben Sabren fertig=
rellen ali f0nnen. Durh Die 8erieIe=
lung fpirb ber Mnbau BON Wei3en,
G;erfte uno Baumnplle errpDalid,t
Iiper6sn nnb man eriDartet, baB Die gt-
qenipGrtigeH eHep0lferung BON 2.O0O, 600
a0pfsn setpaltis iieiaen pirb.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
HARRINGTON HOTEL
BAR TO Be CLOSED
Judge Hosmer Orders That Sale Of
Liquor in Notorious Place Cease
Saturday.

judge tlosmer handed down an or
der, Friday. In The case OF the Ham
mond estate against Frank b. and
Oliver s. HbDler. proprietors OF the
Hotel Harrington, providing that here
after no bar or saloon can be conduci
ed ON the premises and no intoxicating
liquor can ne sold. The order takes
effect Saturday
Suit WAS brought several months
aSo by the Hammond estate 20 re
strain IN, llibhlers from conducting
bar in the Harrington. and The case
has been dragging through the courts
ia che form or another ever since. Tho
Hammonds acted under an agreement
they made with the Hinkle-Nowlin Co,
the original lessees OF the place, that
no liquor was 10 be sold. The Hlbb-
lers are cub-iessees.
The closing OF the har means The
beginning Of the end of a hotel tina,
has given the police a great deal OF
trouble during the past two or three
years. The place has been the scene
OF several spectacular raids by The
police, and on one occasion several
Young women were taken from the
rooms. Ia court several months ago
these women gave sensational testt
mcny as to the character OF the pace
conducted by the Hibhlers.
One OF the cases charging Frank r.
Hibbler with selling liquor on Sunday
was heard before Justice Stein, Friday
morning He was held for trial I'm the
recorders court. Lieut.. Rutledge and
Sergt Kinney were The complaining
witnesses.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
Assault Victim Awarded $50.

Wolf Levin. aged 70. was awarded a
verdict OF $3.50 against Wilfred A.
Rose by Judge OFT Friday morning.
Levin brought suit for injuries sus-
tanned when. he testified. Rose kicked
him out OF a building owned by Levin's
son-in.law. in which the defendant was
doing some carpenter work Rose Is
an athletic young man. Levin has an
ugly looking wound on his leg which
he attributes 10 the assault.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
shsll Women Vote?

IL they did, millions would vote DR..
Kings New Life Pills the true remedy
for women. For banishing dull
tagged feelings. hackaehe or head
ache. constipation. dispelling colds
imparting appetite and toning up the
svsterr. they're uucCuGled Easy,
safe. sure. At y. c. Kiusers. Central
Drug Co. and Gray & Worccster's.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
WORK ON BIG POWER PLAN.

SAGINAW. Mich. Nov is Wo,l
is being pushed on the dams for the
Eastern Michigan Power Co. norle
OF here, on the An Sable river. Power
enough will be generated 70 light Bay
City, Saginaw. and intermediate
points. and also 10 furnish the motive
power to run all the factories and
mills in these places.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
JUDGE Connolly ParoIes Two.

Judge Connolly on Friday parolod
Peter Millage aud David r. Adams
The former was charged with break
ing and entering a foundry. and the
latter with uttering and publishing a
forged instrument.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-08
THE HATTIESBURG NEWS

upon resources means the thought is suggested thai crime
may be one of the most efficient
which
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by which its pathway s
"And Why emboaened to defaud
to rob- strike and kill? The Crime
the natural offspring
abashed in the presence of the
the truth that Won Yourselves
implied
robbed when throat is cut when life is taken what really
which should shield your
same law which should protect your life has been broken
accident
your time NAV
coming next
voated-whn its supremacy
set eyour protection citizen and member
atea-s set aside-whethe the
do 100000 OF the best and
most desirable American this year?
They moving Canada They
people leaving our country?
If they seeking opportunities
they not coming to the South?
natural
not posi-
beyes is not most probabat these Industrious
wealth producing
the citizen protected through
conditions which growing awlessness
public which leads the
What powerful deterrent violence fact
ideaa healthy d which permaes
which the passion of
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reign of law they feel they
its violation will surely therefore,
really enforced the severity of its punhmn
Now matter As
citizen each voters duty the
ne prepares his ballot and casts his vote there rests him the
highest of obgaons obligation
M only minority OF our people can vote The and all males
der twentone
who entitled vote but who polls
Th a you the solemn
md sacred obligation You act not alone
act trustee those casting your
obligation
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The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-08
MOSQUITOES, MALARIA, TYPHOID.

| Editor of The News
If / may be allowed a few lines in
the Peoples Forum" column which
you have offered to the public, l would
like to call attention to the unkept
appearance of the property of one of
the corporations domiciled in this
city-the Mississippi Central Railroad
Company. This railroad runs through
a good residence portion of the city
and crosses Main street where it is
used great deal. To passengers on
the train and to the people on the
street the right of way presents a
very unsightly appearance. The deep
bitches on each side of the railroad
have been allowed to become very ir-
regular from washing, SO that the
water which runs into them is no
longer carried away but stands in
pools, becomes stagnant and is a
breeding place for mosquitoes and
malarial and typhoid germs. All
kinds of rubbish, old cans, bottles,
papers, fruit peelings, ETC., are thrown
into these bitches by passers by, and
maybe sometimes by people who live
adjoining the right of way, and these,
hidden among the rank weeds and
grasses fiourishing there, decay and
become very offensive.
Conditions of this kind not only de-
tract a great deal from the appear
ance of a city, but they are very un-
sanitary and are really a menace to
the health of the community.
OF course it is not the duty of the
city fathers to have this right of way
cleared of weeds and the drainage /
and sanitation made what it should !
be. The railroad company is a prop
erty owner just as an individual cit !
izen is and should have civic pride :
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-08
Forum of the People

enough to attend to these matters
voluntarily. If they do not do so, we
believe there is a city, ordinance by
which they can be required to do it,
and the matter should be taken up
at once, before the weather gets any
warmer and before our July 4th cele-
bration, when We would like to have
our city look as attractive as possiblo.
A RESIDENT.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-08
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS
HOLDING CONVENTION

Little Rock, Ark, June S.-With a
full attendance of delegates the Dem
ocratic State Convention met here
yesterday. An entire State ticket
which was selected by the Democratic
primaries held last March will be
nominated.
One of the principal topics of dis
cussion today is the probable action
of the convention regarding the
changing of the rules in the selection
of a candidate for United States SEN
ator to succeed Senator JEFF Davis.
Many delegations are infavor of the
adopting a resolution pro-
viding that the selection of the candi-
iates be referred to the convention in
sase neither Of the candidates re-
,eives majority u the votes in
'acosseisx remsry:
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-08
For Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce M.
L. WARD as a candidate for Commits
sioner of the City of Hattiesburg, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary, July 26, 1910.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-08

We are authorized to announce r.
A. CAMERON, as a candidate for
Commissioner of the City of Hatties-
burg, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic Primary, July &c, 1910.