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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24
TOUR THROUGH WENATCHEE
VALLEY.
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

WENATCHEE, Wash, Sept. "a.
The one hundred visiting dele
gates to the annual convention of
the Washington State Press asso-
citation enjoyed a long automobile
tour through the famed Wenatchee
valley as a wind-up of the conven-
ton today. Yesterday Governor
Hay was the chief speaker and
there was a ball in the evening.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24

awakening those who were not used
to having their fumes acrid
Gwendoline De Style was one of
these. Apprehending that no time
was TO be lost, she dressed herself
and then stepped out on the fire es-
cape.
All she had to do was to de-
scend the fire escape, and she was
saved. Behind her the smoke
surged menacingly.
Horrors, She had put on her
hobble skirt.
THE END.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24

Two lots on the N. P. right-of-
way near Market street were sold
to thte Union Fuel and Ice COM
pany for $4,000 yesterday. Fl. ].
Emery purchased the lots about a
year ago for $4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24
TRIED SUICIDE; Strained BACK

Jumping off the embankment on
the north side of the Monroe street
bridge with suicidal intent resulted
in a sprained back from the 50-foot
fall for Violet Burns, cOlOred, who
being harassed by domestic
troubles, resolved to end it all.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24

NAV be released to enter sank
tarium for the cure of the drink
habit if his friends and relatives
are enabled to perfect arrange.
ments. Judge Mann said that It
would be allowable.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

Wy OU'tCC TFGSS CcdScu WTTe.I
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24-To
prove their belief that the acid
eaten, mutilated body found under
newly laid cement floor in the
basement of a little house in Eu-
reka street is that of Eva Swan, a
former teacher in the schools at
Paso Robes, was the task to which
the police applied themselves today.
In order to. identify the hardly rec
ognizable body, friends of the girl,
who had lived in San Francisco,
were asked to go to the office of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24

(Our Daily Discontinued Story.)
Hark.
'Tis a midnight smoke filled the
apartment house, it's acrid fumes
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24
WILL TRY TO CURE DRINK
HABIT.

Sentenced to three months in the
county jail for drunkenness by
Judge Mann yesterday, J. e. Lyons
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24
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"MxES 1T" WITH HELLO GIRL"

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"MxES IT" WITH HELLO GIRL"
When Miss Hazel Glen daughter of wealthy ice
uactuer of Fayee City, Pa tried to get friend "f in"
at bridge whist she found the telephone line busy several
times.
1ncensed the delay, Miss Gien left her guests
went to the telephone exchange find
she tried to get a number she busy"
Miss Lillian Usher the central busy herself
after the indignant Miss Gen arrived The girls rolled
down the stairs in clnch After separated them
the sidewalk found rats side combs,
one switch, the ownership of which neither
edge. Miss Gllen received black eye
Usher received the bounce
while
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-07
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$4,000 PRIMARY 4 PHAhTOa
kst.eesi eussscry Bill.

rE-s2re-.sIs4eT. 10 Washington, @sI~-
daily tire 1fe Do so: wsnt 10 ,rs.s
i,utssaiiy fiil I'm cam;s!Sn receipts
sod expenditures. r@r3 taking in dark
ecrpe:S stSpEsr the expenditure Of 49,
Og Ay x-E@Tsr@.~nrs'tv< JO-ef;h e.
Sii.sy. iisSo II 'ise AYfhfs,id letter ed
.,>,c who ha. just defeated hl- sue
es-.-t,r. Representative Wheeler. for the
kej,1bii~an nomination fDf congress In
The Tv@nty eighth Pennsylvania Dis
srj1;.
Its.munss a. Mr. s:biey's total re-
Dun~'afipts. counting ali s-srguiei'4-s 10
fls rM o". II re--la.t.d 10 congress. will
II. only abort gis->G In tao years. it
j. fiE.f Mt So nndcr-;and wiiy be- wants
~ ~ te"k 70 Washington when bis
lriins;ry nousi,Js'i1n alone stands him
u irsld i,,~e pf y22sG and iie h1. yet
10 b" .is~fed. writ rpr.. than a ye-ir
bs.fDre taxing his ssaf ard Then live
f-O yssf'rs s-sf"r ihTt Du. an.wDr is
cDnfaiDoJ In Ir. Sibley- complaint
abmf N" criticism iDveled against his
exiravaean~n The. gi. ~ his argn-
n"rii IL:
II have plenty Of money. ard want
TO go back 10 congress. Why shouldn't
IT.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-07
Campaign Hsn1 Publicity,

Ts.S csgI3S4iZ;, .a8,s5ktf1 an e,ssot
''s artsi:@tt sG.t>s'sG, ag'sss,zsl IL
Das ',H USUALLY eiSs<4s! u. sG.A, ~ Ne
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jfI'irid.J ~ The bDtis~ l5il, bn war aft
Irnard s'ri'kan ogt IL .hr -Dnsts.
The president ais<, .gcrstFIr1 ~ pe'-
sag IN a,TnDUlaiipB ~ EZ1fiJtG for
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s"ha'" ~" chip sui,siGp m"nsIrc wa.
mDdr ~" DnIit isbe,t Hisins,ss - tr. iyt.
~ ~ IN ~" short s.'ssior. Other inca
prrs rbti ats l"fi Dt't af. III" anti
",'irb bin, prohibiting gambling IN rot.
ION futures, sud III" Apt,aia"hian forest
rs.rnre" Both ~ ib"s. t,i,.asnrcs pars-
ri the house. b't were lost fpr tack 0f
Nine In tho Senate
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-07

Estate Of Eliphas d. c. Haines. Deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed Ad-
ninisuator with the viii annexed of the las,
viii and Testament and codicii Of Elirhas D. C.
HAine.. late Of the County of McDonough. and
state 0f Illinois. declared. hereby gives notice tina,
he will appear before the County Court Of Sedg.
the April Term. the second Monday in Jul,
next at which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and requested t.
attend for the purpose of having the same ad-
justed. All persons Indebted to said estate arr
requested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of June A. D.. 1910.
r.. II. ADAMS,
Administrator with the Will annexed.
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SheriH's Sale.

STATE OF COLORADO.
County of Sedgwick. S.
In the District Court within and for the County
OF sedswick. in the State of Colorado
The New Jersey Plate Glass
insurance Company. a COR
poration- Plaintiff.
John J. Neal James E. Neal,
George d. Ellis. ct al
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of = decree and order Of
safe entered III the district Court in and Ior the
County of Sedgwick. in the State of Colorado on
the oath day of May A. D. 1910. wherein ii is de-
creed that there is due AND owing TO the above
named plaintiff The New Jersey Plate Glass In
ant John ]. Neal on a certain mott and mortgaee
the sum Of 1--WE thousand four hundred and sixteen
ooltars and fourteen cents. and on account Of
costs IN the above entitled action the further sum
on two dollars and sixty cents; and in and
oS virtue OF said decree and order of sale l. the
S Snders,Ened H. c. Spilman. the Sheriff of said
olfecteo TO expose and offer for sale. at public
suction. certain property hereinafter described,
~ aNnS notice of the time and place of sand
s sa,e according to the course and practice of the
~ relative to saIes Of real estate under excel
t,oh Tor the purpose Of realizing the amount
81. ioGna 70 be due the plaintiff as aforesad.
sions said sale: -''-
cI Nov Therefore, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBy.
July A. D: 1910 at the hour Of ten O'Clock of the
forenoon Of that day the south front door of the
So1nty Court House in the city Of Julesbure in
.I sso searN iek county. will sell and dispose Of
uau .ok wing described lands situate in the
county OF SedRwick in the State Of Colorado. and
known and described q follows, towit:
Inc northeast quarter % Of section nine 70, n
west of the sixth 18th principal meridian at pub
best bidder u r. SpTI ExN
w,u sheriff of ssdx~iei County. Colorado
Colorado. A'' A'.'ne"' ~ "A
fir.t publication June sth. 1910.
Last publication July III, 1910,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-07
H. v. Styer
Furniture and Undestakins
Surname

5gs.2 ~ ,. e .e...i liz &c e District
Jos.a Ha-r..-- P.ainsis-
s:..s ~ :ss'z -. e NJ ala,----'..
H~<serS-
TIE P.,,<,s- o. TIE .sAse VI C,ssDr.So
10 Ci:t.sou " Tyyer. = Emma Tsser. Frank
Tzker AID Nis@s H.,,s..-s. ,is- d-:erdsn,,
sn.yys NAMED. zr-~sinsx:
Voc IN t+r-s5y r.s.air-.3 To apsear in AZ &C.
tsyrl f',e2xlt axain-s- JOG 81 ;A-e a,.JTe named
;,sssn1sH 10 ID. Nss-s-s Cou-7 o. >e@isxsek
q s,ry. -,aie o. Colvra6J. and answer the
rr1.,iz 70. Itser-sn within twenty oAys after
s,,< -erTsce E~r-Jf. II erred riykIn this coun-
" ~. Il ---r.ed OFT q iii, county. or oy pub
gs-AtS1.- SItfIir thirty Sass Afte. tce service
h<reos. exclusive u THE day Of service. or
sscxnsns ~ c-fsois will ~ taken AGAR 5,
y'Sv according 20 iL- prayer Of the complaint,
A nd II rsgpJ u tt< complaint in the Above
entitled Art.vn - not >-rT-d With this sum
Gsora>- On IL She serEscs hereof h~ made out OF
tnfs .sAte- then ten osy. additional to the
and II E.li - aiIor 80 before the taking
Of ssnga< nj b, default as Aforesaid.
The .a,d action is brouxh, 10 quiet the title
Of Plaintiff 10 III. cas-, half II Of the south
s@~t grs-ter n and the northwes: quarter
"a 81 he -ooibre-t quarter fi.b Of section
.hirJ-,so 81. Township eleven 10 north Of
half ~ Of the southwest Qnaster 10 Of Sec
fion six 10. Township eleven Iil north of
Eznzr for-J-,even 90 all in Sedgwick Coun-
~. Colorado. 4, will more fully appear from
the complain, 10 said action to which refer
enc~ !, t,-f- made COPY of which is hereto
attached.
And yo1 are hereby notibe tina, IL you fail
to appear and TO answer the said complaint
Above required. the said plaintiff, will IKE
Judgment a. prayed for in his said complaint.
Given under my hand and Court seal a,
JulesburR. in said County this 9Th day Of
May. 4. ID. 1863.
c. VI. HARRIS
fSesD Clerk Of the District Court
S@dgwick County. Colorado.
First publication Iune @
List DubtIra ton iuly J.
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f,r t;sis ~ III. president. ia tais eGn-
Bs.siS,is 5ir. TaH s4pt IN a .-Sere cri;t
e,sD II 'br fjsef< and bartssrs hi.
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- 'bfs..teisG that II aGafh~r 80 b
r"r. '.t"r =. ~ 10 HIN h. sHgAi veto
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don't % II r2alD. ,tBG,Iinr attempt at
l.S'ononIy nhHb es,uf wrong zas tie
elimination ~ the pension a2ea"j4-. ny
~" Lo1se, tn" senate restored the
agents. md the iao hslies txlce cis-
aaft "'i IN he item. but the house war
GDetur f.rcszI ~ rece'le.
despite he claim Df Chairman
f'aynn. "" acfgai figure. show a slight
Increase III apjtyrfIria' ions
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Am.ric. Head. phiIippin. Exports

I Amsries Heads Philippine Exports.
Manila. iioiI" aud Ccbu are the chief
importing and exporting Philippine
ports. Mnniia lending. followed b.!
Cebu. The United States lends ri
other countries IN t"th imports and *.
ports. In imports the order IL. prin-
cipnliy. United States. Great Britain.
fralasia., Germany. japan. Spain.
France. British East Indies and Hong.
Kong.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-07

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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-07
Everybody Happy.

Taken ajl IN MI III" session prDt,al, iy
accomplished NOR" work and tuade le<A
moi. than any Df r'-en, times. II II
siyly bIni"d that tho special elections
IN M;isa !inFeits AMI Sey York threw
tlic fear Df God into the members and
they III" itie1 II war iii2h tim. to make
gDt.d " they expected 10 get back. II
Is also Just possible thnf the presidents
big yiict had something to do With the
result However thar rnay b". the mir
aci. was accomplished. and the close
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-07
Fabulously Rich Mines Seldom Go Begging

Promotion, properly carried necessary and legitimate
part OF mining 1t is unfortunate but true that mine promotion
offers unusually attractive field for swindle promoter
must be optimistic he could anyone the value of
property investment Optimism dishonesty however
Ii prospective investor would exercise little and
use ordinary good business judgment making investment
mining company the number of victims taken in by dishonest
promoters would be surprisingly reduced.
1t is safe to be off guard for All
CANT stories should be taken with the proveba a salt
Highly coored word pictures should be sufficient make
suspicious Although buousy rich mines possibilities they
are that they not commonly before the public
search of financial support We not long ago heard promoter
telling OF rich district unknown to but men, where
the rocks yellow with free gd and he had the samples
with him to prove it, This region at all what he rep
resented it to be- had been he could have taken out gold
enough in daywith pick to have financed
without the necessity of calling for outside aid No of sound
business sense would be misled by such yarns.
plausible story may be far from the TRUTH any event
the only safe to make thorough investigation before
investing AS investors nonechnca men, they should
call into consultation reputable mining engineer who by
examining the property will be able report its probable
WORTH and to advise the be pursued in its devel
opment to paying mne In addition having good prop
e is equally important to have the board of directors
who not only competent to deal with financial matters
but who have also knowledge mining An incompetent d
rectorae wreck company in short time by idrected
efort-Minng World
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-07
Diversified Industries In Nevada

At last Of the leading papers Of Nevada awakening to
the necessity of encouraging immigration and agriculture well
mining all be raised the farm and the
necessity of shipping farm products all kinds into Nevada has
added heavy to mining prospecting etc. The freight on
vegetables necessities often exceed the cost
Canned goods the only substitute expensive in cost and trans
poraon.
In Humboldt County there not mining OF any i'm
where there is not good land by that will produce
potatoes cabbage vegetables of all kinds we'll hay and
grain The would thus find market at his door at the very
best prices all products Poultry and eggs alone would
support farmer of the good mining Be-
sides the adjacent farms would contribute little to the
successful development of mine Then again the farmer and
his help often find employment for their extra time at good
wages a stake claim and combine mining with
farming do
Not may mentioned these farms homesteads can
be had free from the government the "homeess want any
other inducements up them file
Silver State
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-07
Great Days On The Mississippi

Reviewing the golden age river traffic when Mark Twain
pilot the Mississippi writer in the Travel Magazine that
steamboats, like the John mond the Robert Lee the
Nache did $4,000 business every round trip This however
exceptional
As general rule seamboatng not paying industry the
fortunate making but per the money
invested.
Many hungry did business fl in those
departments of trade has been estimated 900OO
later counting only the boers engineers pilots repaires
there about 10000 employed
During year $780, invested steamboats,
yearly expense 81 $40 wages 200 for wood
provisions and $7434O for other expenses In 1889
spent wood alone along the shores of
western rivers
The steamboat age began about 1921 and fouhed for so
early 1884 the number of steamboats, the Mssss
pp estimated $780, and in 1S42 there
45O vessels with 100000 But the golden
from 1s4S till did the valley and seamboating
Thousands bales of cotton annun
shipped southern markets and the wharves of St Louis and
Memphis vcksburg and other large stacked with
piles of merchandise and lined with of But the
on cutting off communication between the North and
South and sweeping trade away Iron ad built from former
packets patroed mighty river When peace finally de-
gagged other The business picked ab then but fell
again the cheaper and faster transportation of railroads
To-day tie occupation of the woodcuers has vanished few
Mississippi and Ohio river trade and along
the eves big cities only half dozen steamboats,
be at anchor OF that gala period when the
river the great highway