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The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
FINE ORGANIZATION
FOR SELLING STOCK

n
Is
selling
listed the market out at
a a loss.
The company spends this oh peopes) literally in making
ties that carried them in private These
building
do
money OF
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

FARM FOR SALE--s0 acres on main
road between Belleville and lpsi-
lantl, known as the Roberts farm.
good 7-room house. cellars, barn
and silo, all necessary outbuildings
and water works all In good re-
pair. u acres 81 wheat price $500.
call OF write Ed JULIEN, Belle
vile, Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
ODDS ARE a to I FOR SIMPSON.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 2S-(Spe-
ciaD-The chances are four to one
that Deputy Auditor General Simp-
son will be appointed warden of
Jackson prison. tomorrow night
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
MUCH DEPENDS UPON
BANKS MANAGEMENT

condition criticize
actually provisions
anything the financial condition Of institution
in
effects bad be easily corrected the banking
which public directors OF the in
Is
cess of the Ne Titan
would all
$
q mi N
r. W.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Holiday Fares--Lake Shore Ry.
Tickets sold Dec. 23-24-25-26 and 81,
1910, and Jan. and 2, 1911, to points
in Michigan, returning to Jan. 3. 1911.
inclusive.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

i20 ACRES. near Milford, Oakland
county: new hip roof barn, house.
outbuildings 20 acres or timber,
price $500. $1,000 down.
90 acres near Ypsilanti, good house,
harm and silo price $500
so acres, IA miles from Detroit city
hall out Grand River ! mile from
car line. large house and barn price
$500
have cash buyers for O good 40 or CO.
acre farm Call or write at once
EYSTER. The Farm Man,
SOL Majestic Bldg
Offce open Thursday evening until
o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

McHusk and O'Brawn were cham
pion piano movers.
The two OF them could put piano
anywhere you wanted it--together.
No third man was needed.
A piano weighs about 500 pounds.
On this occasion the Hercules Duo
were taking an instrument 10 the Sec
ond floor. IL was rather a hard job.
McHusk. who was in front absent.
mindedly let go to take a chew OF
tobacco.
(THE END
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

In the little Moravian village of
Emans, Pa, st. Nicholas or "Peltz-
nickel" visits every home in the vii
lage on Christmas eve and distributes
gifts TO the children.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
FOR SALE--FARMS.

100 ACRES, near Salem. 20 acres nice
timber acres orchard. land all
level, black loan soil. Broom house
with cellar. 8 good barns poultry
house. hog house, granary and tool
house, rs acres of wheat on ground,
20 acres seeded, small fruit OF all
kinds, 3 wells and Windmill only
$50 per acre VIII take house in
exchange.
1872 acres near Beileville, good s-room
house 32x62 barn with cement floors.
900 rods new woven wire fencing, 20
acres OF good timber. $50 fruit trees,
other good buildings. Is acres OF rye
and wheat. % acres OF seeding, only
ss5 per acre VIII take cottage In
exchange.
40 acres close to Detroit. house. barn
and other outbuildings, 3 acres tim
Der; only $1,000.
50 acres near Pennington, s-rm house,
new hip roof barn. 30x+0 with shed
attached with COW barn. tool house
2Ox3O poultry house 1lN20. quite a
lot of fruit 8 acres OF timber. acres
OF orchard; price f4.7oo' miles from
Detroit.
I want good farms for cash buyers
FRANK f. BRIGGS, THE FARM MAN,
$685. Majestic Bldg:
Detroit. Mich Main 1--we.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
ADVICE ToINVESTORS
BY FINANCE"

o a be
10
"a
the asksth be
Ia
As
new
attra
me- nnmncia
he and
Neudb coniyt glad to and
yom me
alb !. W
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Bustness-iike Priattsg. No fuss -
no feathers The plain. neat kind thQxe
looks right Tfme. Printing ca. -
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
WHOLE TOWN ON
A JERSEY JURY

LIVINGSTON, n. j., Dec. 28.-The
Whole town of Livingston is TO be
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
WANTED FARMS.

wANTED-Go farms near Detroit
and car line for cash customers
E W. EYSTER, sol Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

II is quite true that my criticism of
the Metropolitan State bank has been
based chiefly upon the methods or
promotion and the management as
has been announced from time TO
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

The Fiduciary Company has the
best stock. selling organization that |
know anything about, but as Is usu-
ally the case with stock-selling organ
izations, the actual mining does not
Tharo 10 a
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Presidential lmpossibIities.
Uncle Joe.
j. Pierp.
Tt.
Doc Cook.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

.These cars run through to Saginaw,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

FOR sALE-BUsTNEss PROPERTY.
lift WIDE LOT On Seminoie. De-
tween agnes and st. Paul Ars. q
Roth. ass Corcc-d-ava AW
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

NOTICE--rf any poor girl 10 In troup3o
peeding advice. friendship or hon
write or call on s. c. MAR0AWuI
DUFFY. ssS FOREST west. Salvat1u
Army. vi
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
493, 1856 ACRES OF LAND
RESTORED IN NORTHWEST

Spokane, Wash.-Official advices
received by the United States land Of
flee in Spokane say that 493,3s acres
of land in Washington, oregon, Ida
no and Montana, previously withdrawn
from entry, have been restored to the
public domain in an order issued by
the department of the Interior fol-
lowing a proclamation by President
Taft. The lands, which are mostly
covered with timber and are suitable
for agriculture. will become subject
to settlement and entry this year
under the provisions of the homestead
laws at the land offices in the several
states. Oregon heads the list with
more than 100000 acres, upon which
filing may begin on October 22, en-
try on November 81. Idaho has 127,-
$50 acres, open to settlement on Oc-
tober %, entry November 81. Wash
ington is third with 57,160 acres.
open to settlement on October Is and
entry on November II. Montana, 81
12O acres, open to settlement Novem-
ber % and entry November 81. Some
of the lands are surveyed. 1t is also
announced that much of the land re-
mains unappropriated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
SOME SHORT NEWS
NOTES FROM ATHENA
Especial Correspondence.)

Athena, Ore. Aug. 11.-Tom Tag
CART has exchanged his stock Of dry
goods for clothing with Mr.. Camp
bell of the department store. Mr..
Taggart has changed the appearance
of his store for the better.
A. B. McEwen has received his in
surance on the Cox building which
was practically ruined in the recent
fire. The amount was $500.
Chas. Grant is very busy fitting up
a place in one of the Belts buildings
on the north side of main street for
first class restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bannister went
to Walla Walla a week ago to consult
DR.. Blalock in regard to the lady's
health. They are now in the noun
tains.
Andrew Willaby who suffered a
rather severe stroke of paralysis a few
days ago, is about in the same con-
dition.
A. B. McEwen, the mayor of Athe-
ma, has been spending the week In
town from his harvesting. The mayor
has about recovered from his injuries
sustained from kicks from colts
which he was leading.
Miss Edna Taylor has arrived a.
her home in this city from Centralia
Wash.
Mrs. Leon Kidder of Spokane, i.
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
| Harry Cation.
Miss Ruth Kidder has returned tc
her home in this city from her out
/ ing in SpOkane
! The wheat market is slack in thii
I place. Growers seem content to wal
! for a raise.
; Mrs. Edyth Lockwood has beer
granted a divorce from Zeph Lock
wood
/ Charley Coomans is in town agail
! from The Dalles. He has been a
work for local blacksmiths since hi
return.
! Edward Koontz is confined to hi
home on account of threatened ty
phoid.
Ad Pinkerton has a badly swollel
hand threatening blood poison the re
suit of bruised finger.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
MILTON PERSONAL
NOTES AND NEWS
lspecial Correspondence }

Milton, Ore, Aug. 12.-Miss Connie
Hastings is Pendleton visitor today.
Ernest Hudson Is in the city from
his home at Eugene. He is at the
home of his parents, NJ. A. Hudson
and wife,
Albert Harrington, who has been
very i'll at the home of DR.. c. w.
Thomas, is reported as being much
better
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Walter are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby girl
at their home Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Parr is reported as be-
ing very Ill at her home with typhoid
fever.
Miss Nina Wilcox left today for a
visit with friends at Dixie. Wash.
The little child of Paul Young, at
the power plant, is recovering after
| severe illness.
C. X. Wilcox has gone to Ellensburg
on a visit to friends.
DR.. C. w. Thomas was called to
| Saling's camp the first of the week to
attend a little girl of Mr.. Hodgens OF
Pendleton, who fell from a wagon and
broke her collar bone She is doing
nicely.
A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bitney last evening.
Mrs. James Stevens is reported as
being quite Ill with abscesses.
Quite a number from Milton are
taking teachers examination at the
county seat.
Joe Dyke has returned from a two
weeks sojourn in the mountains neal
Smiths camp.
Fourteen cars of fruit were ship
ped from the Fruit Growers Unior
Wednesday.
Mrs. Grant Williams was a Garder
City visitor today.
Miss Vera Miller Of Houteon, Tex
as who has been the guest for severa
weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Cherry
left today for Pendleton on visi
to relatives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
ONE LAW; RICH AND POOR.
Noble Girl Pays Penalty for HeI

Noble Girl Pays Penalty for Her
Crime
Paris.-Eighteen years of age and
belonging to one of the oldest famil-
les in the French nobility, girl found
herself recently arraigned on the cap
ital charge. To conceal her shame
she had murdered her newly born in
fant. and though public opinion de-
manded an acquittal, the case having
aroused unexampled sympathy, sem
tence of two years Imprisonment was
passed upon the unfortunate young
mother.
The prisoner is Mile. de la Gondalie.
In defense Of her action Maitre Henri
once undergone the most dangerous
operation known to medical science
that of panning-following a mo-
torcar accident.
At the trial the girl wept almost
throughout the whole proceedings
being only able to respond to the
judges questions by mods or shakes
Of the head Hoots and Kisses greet
ed the appearance In the box of the
girls coachman, who admitted his re-
sponsibility in the case. Only on the
Judge threatening to crear the cour'
was the man granted a hearing.
Then followed defending counsers
! speech, an eloquent statement OF the
tragic laison throwing the whole
blame upon the man..
But the prosecutions plea of "a law
for the rich as for the poor" carried
the day and the girl mother was re-
moved from the dock to undergo hei
sentence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
ASSASSINATION
RULERS AND STATESMEN

1S01-Paul, czar Of Russia.
1S12-Mr. Parcival, premier Of
England.
1s4s-Count Resi-, papal premier.
1S54-Duke of Palma.
1s60-Prince Daniel Of Montenegro.
1S65-Abraham Lincoln, president
of the United States.
1S6S-Prince Michael of Servia.
1S71-Marshal Brim Of Servia.
1S71-Archbishop Darboy Of Paris.
1S72-Governor-Ge Maya Of
India.
1S76-Sultan Abdul Aziz of Turkey.
1S81-James A. Garfield, president
of the United States.
1SS2-Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr.. Burke Of England.
1S93-Carter H. Harrison, mayor of
Chicago.
1s94-sadi Carnot, president Of
France.
1S96-Nasr Ed-Dln, shah of Persia.
1S97-President Barta Idiarte, Of
Uruguay.
Empress Elizabeth of Aus
tria.
1S99-President Herux of Hayti.
looking Humbert Of Italy.
1901 William Mckinley, president
Of the United States.
1903-King Alexander and Queen
Draga of Servia.
1904-M. Won Plehve, Russian minis
ter of interior.
19O4-Count Babrikoff. governor Of
Finland.
1905-Grand Duke Sergius of Rus
sia.
19O6-General Count Alexis Igna-
tieff of Russia
1907-Hamid Pacha, of Turkey.
1907-General Allkhanoff, once
governor of Tiflis
1907--Otabeg Azam, premier of
persia.
190S-King Carlos of Portugal and
his SON Luiz Filippe.
1909--Prince Ito, Japanese states
man. 3Sl
/ 191O-Boutros Pacha Ghali, pre-
mier Of Egypt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
Observation-Disclosures.
Library
Notes
ssssssssssssssssssssss
The Man From Home.
Booth Tarkington.)

Good comedy is as rare, perhaps,
as good tragedy. We have little
play in the library, one of the newer
books that is almost pure fun. 1t has
only enough sadness in it to give it
gentle melancholy" which only
makes the delicious humor of it the
more entertaining.
The Man from Home deals with
the well worn newspaper subject of
an American heiress marrying some
worthless member of the European
nobility, only in this case the girl does
not marry sit" or that thing" as the
man from Indiana characterizes the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas cou'

State of Ohio. City OF Toledo. Lucas Cous-
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be y
senior partner Of the firm Of y. J: Ch~
ney &Co., doing business In the City -
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONk
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and even
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured b.
the use Of Halls CatArrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before ne and subscribed 10
my presence, this 9th day Of December, A.
D. 1885.
A. W. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure In taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
sur rfaces Of the system. Send for testimo
mails free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.,
Sold BY all Druggists, 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills for tonstipa
tion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12

The East Oregonian Is Eastern Ore
gons representative paper It leads,
and the people appreciate It and show
It by their liberal patronage. 1t ID
the advsrtising medium Of the section.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
specimen whose ancestors fought al

specimen whose ancestors fought at
Crecy and Agincourt.
One little bit of retort is especially
worth noting. The young lawyer from
Indiana is discussing his people with
Russian grand duke. The duke re-
marks. But you have no leisure
class"
Got a good-sized colored popula-
tion," retorts the American.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-12

Daily East OregOnian by carries
only 65 cents per month.
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soTJCE 80 JIsaI sgyfIsHaNy
sNB SstsRsJssysoS o.
~ JA>HfP

o. fHe nastor II The estate 81 Bsvid Canaaas
III|l.Hirsl.tI
N0rnE = HEKEsy GFNEN ms. On NJ.
ine tfh aas ~ Aprn a. n lu "a fhr
II.Iif ~ o. - said dr tils same t-tif,x one
d tiH reuuiar days vf the Nsrca term ~ ths
uIu11 u4ft 20 tiuiiis i4fliI ,lfig "a he -t,fs
Hf uiufadu. o. " D. tanaiias AsiuIitsi.. r..
ll 90 7sd estate Wiii appesr is,iigre flis Iui,s.
F. seed tuu-t. ptoseut Hly ina saGlIeuaut -.
-utu iniint-tratisf, pray tAe approval ~ che.
7Huir. uud VIII thnn ass ~ be discharged a.
-nrn administration .st which time aaa iliscfi
ant p'r-ou % iiit-rosf mas sppear aud ,r,--.at
uH lial7 te lnr safur. u any fisrrr be
All ~ tIftk Nbllff - HTKFBY
CIV IN. That 81 said timo and place the ,,lirf
MI receive ann hear prsofs concerning tiie
loft- 90 stih hucua-nu pursuant o. rhe varitis1l
Ilafiiiuu oi said y. \ tanatlax. claimant a-
liHfr tf las 81 sHiH dIiroa=rd hnrit. tore filed
hnt1in. ast ine int q Judicial sscerlainmrnt and
f.Ii ruuiuatii d - the hairsnip uf saiI estate
aui ifum which ~ apgsals shat Heuiv I
uuafias, tiisc q sorro~ rtiors g.. Iist=veli- j
NAuuic q Lancaster Jacob \ anadat lIiya-
both t.tguiier. Jamfs l.. tBfadHf. Rob. ri
> anadas. W. n tanaaay. Nllce Price. Jesse
auaaaN. ann trertir and kiua tsnatlsty two
mfmuf daughters 81 stewart anHiisN tiecr.-sd
ar hcirs ~ sad decra ss,d
NoN. THEREFORE,. any = Il an uer-ous
~iio ar OF who claim % be haif- st law ,sf
said Daviu tanalss, Decreased. ARE herebs r..
qnired 10 he and appear thert at. or sbiti, the
o,,iertninatls,n of the onrt thereon.
Dated ai Iunni-on. Colorado. this Bird day Of
March, A. y. laiu.
B.t. CANADAy. Administrator
Of the Estate of David anaday Decreased
fuhii-heh March tApril l. 1910
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" II Murray Dses at Ssis1s

TUESDAY rigbi ~ u Marrsv
passed avsy 81 bis hsme ia Said
The remaius w,I be braanh; io
GunuIs1u thiz marulng iaa nster
msHt and b. o. expeetri lhat the
iuaeral viii be- a. two elpck with
she Ectimen Boz charge
Alr Murray va~ Ueii knaws .u
Gannis0n. bafiug been iu hasauess
here for wears. bis hr1.her, O.. Z
MURRAY having been associated wiih
him for several wears ile Was a
VERY popa.ar man. kini o. hls family
surcrssiul lle vas about hity three
wears of age lis wife and daugh-
ters, Nate and tiracc. survive han
The entire M1wbray gang Of swim
dlers including our own I'D Me
Coy were convicted and each sen
fenced 90 two wears IA the pen and a
fine Of Sl0,Om. Ia. deserved IL.
IL is well known that the great hplk
ing scOundrel swlBdled a number OF
parties in this section
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sOTsCE az EINAL sEyTGEUENr
AAB DerGG1gSsTfss OF
HkGRs0ge

In the matter of the estate of David NJ. Wal.
lace. slecessed
NOTitE Is HEREIN GIVEN. That On Mon
day. the nth day of April. A. d. IslD at III.
hour of 10 A. at said day. the same being
of the regular days Of the March Term ~
the County Court at ttunnison 4 oapty in t,,.
state of Colorado, 1. Jane Wallace Adnin
istrntrix tf said estate. will appear before the
Judge ~ said ,ourt. present nv final settls.
n,ent as such ADMINISTRATIVE. pray the np,ro, nj
81 ttse same. and viii then ask to be ei-chs reed
such Administrative Az which time and
plsre amy persan IN interest may appear = nd
pr -~nt s't,jections 10 the same IL any There he
AND FURTHER NOTICE Is HEPrRy
GIVEN. That at said time and NJ ace tl,e C.,nr,
will recefve snd hear psvS,f- t-eur.ruipg ,,s
heige of said deceased. pssrsusnt 70 the yersf,aJ
pgeitisa of said Jsse Wslisrp. eisimnpt "a
WIDOW sad heir ut Law a sid de~es-ed herc,s.
fose HID bcresn- asking fsr jusieisl ssrert.;,-
aeuf ssd astermnstSsa - the heir shin, al "a IA
estate snd frv'n which IL appears sksf Nsbefi
wallace N,llism Nallsee. Richard NsIl.r.
and Pearl silsce, minors. are ehil3r.n .nd
hesve a seid 4ecrased: ~
NOA. T4kREFORE sny ssd ali pers,ns
wAs ere a. yl.o claim to Ae kesrs at h. "a !. ~
BssS1 u Wsllnee. Asrea~eA an. hrrehx -
Vuise1 - - sDd apPesr tbevpat az sb,as ~.
1ee~rDiDstlea Of the C0urt thsreon
Dueg4 1t Gunbipsn, CsjsyrpA<, tIis -.t A.. n
NsscA. l. D. ls9e my vi
. JANE WALLACE.
AAsisastssfri1 II the E-ssse ss navis N
FseaieeA NsrcA u-April 5. 1914
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TO 1HE GyNNlsoN LAND AND pPoNo
IioN aonfANh AND 10 ALL PfPS,,N. :
saen napfSH x - ~, iyTdEREsT NJ or TITLE or RE.
TER DEN RIBED LIZ = ?
soIlCE - HEREBY GIVEN that an, -.
r I'm DAY 81 NcveWher, A. b. Ies. the foIl.p - :
.re pselned pruyexts. situste in the Courf. n
"9nnieon end Stste Of Colorzdo tolvif. "
Lots ] To Y in block les IN Wes, G.,,f
Adaftis,n to the town of Gpvpis,,, III - n
The deiipaueus tsxes for the year Is5 s,d -
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lfeu Puolluvnos.
~ - uONs

sTAIE OF COLORADO,
County of Gunuison. -
In the District Court of the seventh yueieisl
District of the State IT q, dorado. wtst,in and
for the County ot hunuison.
Z atheriue Reagan.
Plaintiff.
henry WIS n. The un-
huuWn heirs II Albert
barnard, Decea -ed; Ida
Spencer nee N Hinckley, 81 MMCNS.
ehiy heir uf Hobert NJ
Hinch irS, beceased; An
nie baroer and Peter
Swensun,
Defendants
The People q the state of Colorado
10 Henry Wilson; the unknown heirs ,f Al
bert BARNARD Deceased Ida spencer, nee Ida
hinekles only heir of Robert NJ hinckle.., De.
deceased Aiite Barber and Peter swepson. ihs
detendat g. sso named GREETING:
You are her~hy required Ia appear IN an
action brought against you by the ahuve
named piaintin in the District Court of Gun-
Hison County. state Of tulorndo and apsy,sr
the complaint therein within twenty dars
alter the service hereof II served within this
county; or, II served out of this county or hv
puhiication, within thirty DAYS after the ser
vice hereof exclusive al the day oi service. nr
Judgment by default will he taken aeainSt
you according 10 the prayer of the complaint
And 4 a copy Of the complaint in the above
entitied action he not served with this sum
mons, or u the service hereof le made ptft fti
Tins state, then ten DAYS additional ta ne
thiS hrftihbttprt sl,etined Tor appeHFfuea
ana answer viii be allowed before the takiu.,
oi Judgment by default rs aforesaid
m ! he said action Is brought to quiet tftIe o.
The Morning star Lode Mining Claim sifunta
IN the 1omichi Mining District said County
ana state, the amended I.acation tertifi-y,te
81 which Is of record in the Reenrtl.rs af5rs
1i SAID tounty, in Book a.. at page 4aS. said
iode Mining Claim aiso being known Hn8
designated as '. :. Mineral survey No. G-,--
mat the above named plaintiff claims tba
ittie in be simple To the said real estate nhfvs
That the defendants, and each Of Them
claim some estate or interest in said r,,.i
property adverse 10 the plaintiff
That the claim s,f said siegepdnpts and .,.I.
~ Them, Is without any right whatever ana
mat theN have not, nor has either sa Then,
any estate, right, title or interest whatsyar
IN the said real estate or any part thereof ~
VII more fniiy appear from the romt,lnip1 In
said action 10 which reference 10 herr, mad
And you are hereby notified that IL vop f,si
70 appear and ~ answer the said cont,lsiuf -
shove required the said plaintiff Will rs,ls.
Your default 70 be entered and aftly y, -
Court for the relief prayed for in the .o,,,f,.,
and for costs at this suit
trIveu under my hand and the seal 80 - a
Court at tunnfssn. IN SAID county this al -
of February, A. II. 1870.
(o9AI IRA BRowN.
Wv sierk
Published Marcel 4-Marrh - IQla
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

Nsae i@ sl.e bsys asd slris II
tseu8-ssssH-
A Vose aGasss-s tlss s.sls,sa- ~ a sa.se
fr sks >oss.s.l
Cssse the s..i..on- .sa yas vsll a
- cle-e th. houses 81 a. lame.
II psuhshitssn = such f.sllnre
Why y a thai when a state. esiy as
te'n once gSrs dry. a stays dIy,
ihere ~ more v.s.aii ~ os las now
Gang on az tsupBIsoa than there
wall i's sises she town gees dry.
The bositleGaer- soon get tired
bui 30 town ever g.sis tlred oi has-
ihg no salooss.
Maine has been dry for SIXTY wears
II seems o. take those Yankees a
bag time - end out what failure
lrahIbItion l. And thew still want
70 Keep the slate dry. What fools !
loa woaid pay Bo attention b an
uBssened ietter. Wby gave any
ercaH b. statements contained ~ un-
slgned newspaper ARTICLES
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

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I. raaizn tIsr cIriifiua4f ai purchase soi,srsI
rrd hf tse tuants Treasurer ~ ssisl
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
EyesisAt Spseialisi

T.. Il. Burnett. That good eve
sight specialist will visit t,annison
again March a. Is, % SUNDAY,
Monday, TUESDAY at Mrs Me,ers'
rooming house All patients fitted
last trip are requested 10 call for IN
spectlon and adjustment of glasses
Consultation Is free.