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EVANSVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md.


EVANSVILLE, Md.
September "A. 1910.
Mr. f. L. Giusta OF New York city
has returned after a stay of week
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Giusta. Spencer street. Miss Margaret
Dieudonne of Bladensburg has returned
from a two-month stay with her god
mother. Mrs. Earl, Turner, Ore. Miss
Margaret Stephen of Washington has
been visiting relatives here and in
Bladensburg. Miss Caroline Duckett
of Bladensburs has returned after
spending the summer with Mrs. O'Mal-
ley of the Hudson river and with cou
sins in Bermuda. Miss Charlotte and
Mr. Frank Stephen of Gretta, near
Riverdale. have returned from pleas
ant soiourn at Niagara. Miss Ruth
Burnside, Block street, is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Waring, near Leonardtown,
st. Mary county.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. y. Ketne- have
returned from months visit to rela-
tives in Virginia, West Virginia and
Tennessee. Mr.. Grover Harmon. for
merly of this place. who has been In
st. Louis for the past year. is visiting
relatives here. He expects to spend
the winter in Mobile. Ala. Misses no
sale and Bessie Smith and Mr.. Sims
Morris of Washington have been the
guests of Miss Gertrude Harmon, Mary
land avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I.
tombstone of Boston. Mass. have re-
turned after pleasant stay with
friends near Townshend. Prince George
county Miss Amelia Beall. who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. a. T.
Brooke, left Tuesday for PoWhatan,
Va where she will spend few days
before returning to her home in Nor
folk, Va.
Miss Mabel Robey Of Washington has
been visiting Miss Lucy Sasscer. Upper
Marlboro. Mr.. James Fl. Hill, Wine
avenue. has been visiting Mr.. and MISS
Chew at Ellerslie, near Upper Marl-
boro Mrs Jerry B. Brady is visiting
relatives in Montgomery county. She
expects to remain several weeks.
Misses Hilda and Minnie Watts have
returned from a pleasant stay with
friends in Baltimore. Mr.. Rudolph
owens of Anne Arundel county spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Brooke last week.
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lCeatinuod - Ekth PASo1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25
ROCKVILLE, MD.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, September ~, 1910
The Misses Yearly gave a card party
Wednesday evening i'm honor of their
guest, Miss Mary Stevenson of Mount
Washington. Md. The prizes We're won
by Mrs j. Somervlle Dawson, Mrs. w
Russell Brewer and Messrs. Samuel Riggs
and William Farquhar. Refreshments
were served Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. James c. ChristopheT, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. J. SomervilIe
Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Russell
Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Brewer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brewer, Mr. and Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25

Marie Griffin of Kensington. Md, and
Mrs. l.. Benson and daughter, Miss Mil
dred Benson. of Newark. \. Y, after
a pleasant visit to Mrs. j. w. Slack OF
Clarendon. have returned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Long of Richmond, Va,
are spending a portion of their honey
moon trip at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Chalkley of Clarendon. Mrs. Long
is a niece of Mrs. Chalkley- Mr. John
Gregory of Washington and Mrs. Crowne
of Ballston were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Phelps of Clarendon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Moore of Washing
ton have moved to their new home In the
Latterner subdivision of Clarendon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25
SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Third Page

ton city home after a charming summer
al the Pines here Mr.. and Mrs john
Barker and family have returned NO
Portsmouth. Mr.. j. d. Peck of Fiofls Is
spending some time at Peckville, Pa. MI
r. FL Reeves of Floris is in North caro-
lima for a visit. Miss Anita Schade. for
merly of Herndou, has returned TO HeT
home. MesSmore place. Washington. after
q summer spent in Maryland. Saturoa!
Miss Schade was hostess at meeting OF
Der Gesellig- Hterarische Nerein MIS-
Thomas NJ. Williamson. Miss Mary VII.
hanson and Mr.. Ned Williamson left
Thursday to Join Mr.. Williamson at Har-
risburg. Pa. where they Will make theif
home. Miss Margaret Williamson Is visit
ing in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Baldersou have returned to
Washington after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry A. Crippen. The FortniShtly Cluo
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Richard Colman. where very interest
ing meeting was held. Mrs. Stephenson
presiding Current items were given by
members present and instrumental music
was contributed by Miss Frances McMiilen
Mrs. Clarence Walker, the Misses Thorn
ton and Mrs. Coleman, and song. Inc
Miller and the Maid, by Mrs. William
White after which delicious refreshments
were served. Visitors of the club were
Mrs John Averill Misses Carrie ana
len aud Mrs Charles Mckay Rippey;
members. Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs. White,
Mrs. Mooney. Miss Stanton. Miss Bready.
Mrs F. r. Buell.. Mrs. Arthur Buell.. Mrs.
Stroud Airs Walker. the Misses morn
ION. Miss Cummins and Mrs. James Cock
Grille Mrs James Wilkins has returned
from a short stay in Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25
LEEsBURG, VA.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
LEESBURG, Va, September "a. 1910
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Martin enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas
Clagett Rogers. who are spending some
time with the latters parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Scott Ferguson, at Belmont
farm. Those asked TO meet them were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WINruEcTER Va


WINCHESTER, Va,
September "a. 1910.
The marriage Of Miss Nena Whelan
Brown, youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. F. Brown of this city. and Mr.
Walter T. Gore. also of Winchester, will
take place at o'clock Thursday even
ing, October 6. in Grace Lutheran
Church. and will be the first of number
of interesting and important nuptial
events of the fall season in Winchester.
Miss Brown has been much admired in
Washington and Annapolis society circles.
and Mr. Gore is a nephew of Prof j.
Howard Gore, the eminent scientist OF
Washington. Mrs. Barnes. widow of Sur
eeon General Barnes of the United States
Army, who has been passing. the summer
in Winchester returned this week to her
home in Washington for the winter. being
accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss
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at Berryvile. left the early part Of the
week for Washington.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Perkins and Miss
Perkins of Washington. who have been at
Front Royal during the summer, are now
in Winchester for the winter season Dr.
and Mrs w. p Mcclure returned to Win
chester last night from Massachusetts,
where they have been passing several
weeks at the country place of their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
II. Hyde of New York. Mrs. Z. W Weems
of Winchester has been spending the
past week with friends in Washington
and Maryland. MIR. and Mrs. l.. J. Cave
and children left Frederick county this
week for Washington. where they have
taken house for the winter season Mrs
H. j. Benner of Winchester has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in Washington.
Miss Ella Benner left Winchester recent
ly for Washington. where she will pass
the winter. Miss Won Schraeder Of
Washington Is visiting Miss Cecilia Dav.
export at her home I'm Charles Town
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Beltzhoover,
jr.. of Charles Town spent the week end
with friends i'm Washington. Mrs. Mary
V Fletcher of Washington came few
DAYS ago OH a visit to DIR. and Mrs. c.
(CcA0nuod . Eieth RAG01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25

ter H. Burke. at the latter's home II
Loudoun street.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
g5Obs" fir @oOicpclt.

I'm Elm GbdtiefeitsfelO miro SEER
Hooiebelt nod ieiner &iiffebr aus
slfrifa lpid]t in 8erle9enbeit fonlmen.
&ier einige Der Soften, Die ieiue
6reilt0e bereits fir i'm in IitAid)t
genontmet 9aber: 8rdiibent (orit-
ter 3ermin), @oitoerlleiir oolt gfeip
gorf, 8unbesienotor, Spreaer oes
Observation-Disclosures, 9ireftor Der
Observation-Disclosures; &cOafteiir
periGie0ener 9ldtter un0 3citi6rif.
ten, GrGiibenf zines bal6en 9iiss
eros lltiperiitaten mo ltnpartei'
ider in Der Eretsborerei 5tuiiGcn Den
beioen &lopfiedter Seffries mo
Solution. Ser RooiepeIt lit offet.
bar cine piplbegebrte Bericnlidfeit.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25

norn1en Diem iein fonlltc. @or's
geitern mud foIt 10 bliebt ms bod
Der Croft: uSanft @attbias bob id
!ieb, Dem er gie6t Oen Baum oen
Srie6." aIio idpn Elm 8or5eifen
oes Sriibliirgs. lltto Damn meter:
qWattbias bridt's Sis; Gat er feins
10 madt er eins."- Der itGrfIte
Croft ltegt aber in elmer alloern Ste
gel: v8enn poriiber lit Mottbqis,
1ebt fem Studs mcbr iiber'S @is".
Iber eS ite6t leiber ni6t oabei, auf
tpie latt9e Oieies g~opriiber" Sll be-
red]nen lit. 9o6 boffen mir bas
bette es fonmt i6oit ipieoer yatlner.
i'd, So, ipenlt hie Soffn,ng nidt
tpor- mon fonnte per5peifeIr, poer
,perfrieren".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25

L.".
-9aS 8etter luor Die gar5e @os
DIE. falt, redt foIt, uno 5ebritnr
rr6tIertigt bte Imrabme oaB er
Der Superintendent Iei, iomeit
sic &dltc III 9rtradt fpmrnt. SIS
Ipll slpar rod ie6smal Sdnee geb-
en- oieien@iiter ebe Dns falenoariide
3riibin6r fontmt, absr Der fanlt ia
100 onSers birBieben mad alasfa,
nnIeresape9er, ober NIT Der adlte
per6en mir rod 5u refnen baber,
ipenn sic altelt 9a%uernregeln oieles
sSabr feline ausnnbme MAIDEN. Set-
teit 9ienitag mar 10 ein ventl6eto.
ilngsta9," i'm &oIenoer (22 Sebriar)
als Betri StlIblfeier 5u Intiodien
beseihnet: .8enn'S aiu Betri Stiibl
nod friert, pieraig Gag es frieren
miro" Serner lit BON geoentnng
Der geitrige Gag (9onnerftas "a.
8ebruar) rSit's an ct. @atbias
fnlt, bat Die Salt nod lottg 8etpalt."
llrto n9efrorer" bat cS ia am 0ieits
jtag, Defenders ipenit man nidt betnl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
8ceinunt.

- Sri. @ronnemau1l bat Elm q
battir.G hub o~rganiiirt ipelfer ie0en
5reitag abeiro I'M Sdulbaaie ST.
iammen fontnit.
Spou Srit 5dwoppe pirb ais
franf beridtet.
Sobn &dppbciOe, pon 9rofc,
por Ieste @o9e me6rere Gage bier.
8ros oes SdueeitlrmeS am
Mittlund) letter 8od)e mar Die an.
ton bel Sorts 81 9rafe bod GIT
behtd]t, mo bradJte alIes quite Erei'
ie. Sris Sobein eritaitb cine if,ottc
Stlite fir 5000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
Gbonnirt aui bas Sermanncr.
8oIfsbIatt.


: Inter oifter S6neebiille Idlaft
Ole geianlmte Notur. Sour lang.
lam treiben oie SGfte, itlil bas notb-
meubigitc Seben SIT erbalten. 60 aud
in Seinem Gorpcr. gs feblt Der
Grieb, Der nit itorfcm Bllle nencs
9lut in Den abern uertbeilt utto oaS
aIte, perbrou6te 81 ben Nnsldeio'
ungsorganell, ocr 2eber iulb ben9air.
rci, fortidafft. Die 8olge oapoll
iino: fable @eiidtsiarbe, aopfs nnN
8iifenidmer5en, @lieoeripeb, Sdtpir
oel, tS~er5flopfen, @eiid)tsitoringtii
G.rfsophung, 9|cfIommenbeit II l. IL,
8as bilit oa2 @ines Der idlaricn,
dsenoen Cite, nit peIdem getuiilen.
loie GuadiaIbcr Did 6eidipitoelr
mobten? 8eIiebe nidt! 3ieie gittio.
en- Metalle, ipie 3. .. &uediilber,
Deroerben rtebr, ols lie niteeft tonn'
ten ipenn iie iiberboupt ron geileelt
Ddren. DEM iie fii1ren nad) nilgen.
blidlider Grlei6terung mir I'M 10
idneIIer gu poIlitdnsisent auin Der
8eroounngsorgarc, 5. !. gum 9ooe.
Sort nit bieien @iftenl Rur Elm
Rittel bilft: bic betpabrten Ct Ser.
naro arGuterpillen, iene ans ben
beilfrditigiten 8ilan5en senomrner
S1fte, ~3ubereitet na6 ocnn bcfpobr.
ten. SabrbunSerte alien &esept her
ipeiIen M0nde bon ct. Bernard.
Riir fuenn OH bieie iuobrbafte Sous,
arsnei, bic IN allet apotbefen al
baben 1T, sebrmadft, miro iit aud
I'M i,euen Sabr al, Dir bendbren
nos bos 2ieo peripridt: Geues adhr
eiebt Soffnirng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
ieriudung unS IodsabIiins Der
Stimnen ougeiteIIt tperoen.

-SmnerboIb Der 9ubtbausmail.
ern in Sefferiop Gitp befinben iid
aht Sabriten; in 6rei berielben iuer.
ben Sdube a~n9efertiet: in elmer
aIei6er; IN elmer anoerelt 8eicn;
pieoer cine oftbere lit fir Die anter.
ttgi,ng bon 9eibirren iiub aitoeren
SotteIarbeiten beitimmt; IN Der z.
fper6en ollerIei Sounenirs aiigeier.
tiat urb in Der 8. SatteIgeitelle. Sn
ben iteiin Sdbrifen bic lestes Sabr
betrieben tpitroen, iino @ooren Der.
9eitelt tporoeit. bic eiiten @eiommt.
mertb bon $3,t37,t52 rcprdientiren.
Sir Die ausoingutta bon StrGflin'
gen erbieIt Der Staat leetes Sobr
$310,703.69 I'M Sobr 5itbor $685..
I705.87. Inter Ben StrdflingSnr.
Ibeitern befoltben iid 1921 Wtdnner
un6 80 Srouele, giS Dor icd,s Sab.
rem murbeii fir Die 3agesorbeit ci
mes StrGflings SOC perImt9t; Dam
purbe Der 8reis mrf Goo erb0bt. 81,
iest in Strait b~eiteben6e ipeitere gr
bobruuq olif zoe ioate Dem Stoa
Den Rcingetpim bon SOL 900 pr,
Sabr abiuerfen.
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Seiratbs-2 iecnicn.

Sobn 6. Sabener, Omenspille 81
gffi 8. 2odbort, Snenspille rs
SEQ. Stakeholder, Sermann
&earl Scbutb, Sermamn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
stsnereinidatnns non 1909 fir
1910 Saren.

1910 Sareu.
County @Ierf @raf bat alt Ole
Staatabeboroe in Sefferion Gitp Ct
ne &bi9rift Ser gieentbumseinl6db
lr1tg fir @ascona6e County am l..
Suri 1909 eemadt, gei6idt meI@e
folgetoe intereiiante 3uiammenitel-
lung mlfipeibt:
@rtnoeigentbnm-
aderonbl (32t,095) $2,o6o,o3O
Sta6tIottett (4041) . .606,S72
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08

fs gsarr.
tlls BY vss our dsar sss~r psne 70
20 snSBoss snsrss frsa uAsucs
ns eser reszsru. kus siss time of
-. .iue siiI h. shsrt. for N . hxsss
~ sacn ressssusnG ussnsf.er mas;
m sne same fssu-Usy. and she seseti
Al nase gene before ~IilI ~ ~sst.nG
r. Esisons ~ " oor eternal bouse
ii1ssber k.ss<rs xss . man of Sterling
ct isoter. ever s.,Eal ~ nze cuUsscxs.sss
o: rs-h. and " hss s.zily lsfe ever pro
~ gaslne she prsDcsstes Of nroxheri,
l. ksl.ef and 1rusA. hn puupsns;-
b, ,ies ~ trra ever prOapesug hR y
q. 1is werk n the spsra of sasoA and
pr 7er.
tad v herses. epur heHseuly Fzshes
hs N Ms Iutiusa3 wn<3um. s.us@snu~sl
y asnar t-st~s ~ hsuAsr is5s. there
fsre s,s st
g.solsss.. Thss Waunisa Chsp4~r Ne.
q o b. g.. kes kst s.~ ~ sts Hsrs
kslored nessh~n. wAas< pSsce d Gil
+. dIiheulf ~ tiA
Eesolved. TAat " his hcresved fas
iis ms Chsyster extsasas mast hesrtfess
~ 1lpsshses.
Rssslsed. Tkas - cAsrter sf shs
O. apter he drsp<d W 1ssssuiaG for 9
y iod Of sAsrty days. tAaA . copy ol
tt tribute " ~ Re0ury h. ap~es<l
W IN the reessta II she Chapter and q
@uy be sent ~ the fxwily.
ALICIA ~ EAsrnxN.
SAssE SAassSssEa.
4. y. TnosAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08
~~ssex - Ssss.4r uscS

>eas~e sarref s.sen. ss., - : 80 $50. =
ssassg 1-.es,ss,sr txshsssr t"nspna5
b-ssl ~ a. ontrs \. tsnnni-s,n t'ln
sossssg- fs.sssssao. 90 Tss-ssas W. 2+is -
of 2ss sis3n. isr t5se psrlsts~ - rliii-iss i.s-
~ pFssgssens ~ as--ssissAG -tset es'rpsii
-ssa n,s-ss4se sselne f~~s raiisa W pnl-Hi''
~ Hsst.se. - prssvisstsi ~ la
u s<sps.ssiss tsss all prstsesu = -.,," -
pots tssaa hss~ lps-sn sit-fgdH~ss 90 sna th1 t
~ fursissr se-r--ite f,F the sfsflnHs. -.
-sssi charter aud tisf sA s,-bs~ :, ihe - -'ii'i
eurstssr.tss.a have i-s-n faiif pad
u ~ resolves. tbsf thf -ssisi ths ssiiini-'t.
t.sssly T-ssptsss Lxrsasae ofispnnt - p.
sl--rss. ds~-ssvea aud ~ prs-ssirnt ans -
t<srs proceed b. csrrs ouf -ilrh ii--s'iililnh y
ss.nnsr prtsvisied ~ is~ -sirh rs--"ihA Z
hs wing s-s-sn nH.nsuoa-is pa--sa ~ = NHt.
of al The -tt~Hk of said cerporsttipn iffs-' p
10 vrr-on b. ProNy ssa voiiss \" iHs"i -
-ash r~-sssiassssn.
whev~fssrs. " rnr~sasss ~ -nrh nt.'.I s'i-
NJ urs.s ,sls1 nx lnu d. b.frehf give nfitist
ol tas si.--.,sBtion ~ Tho ssssai-.in unni1
TsssJshs.ne tsrhsDee fomgsnSl e"tN,ith
tissn oruasxed nssser the laws ~ the ri"t s'
Colorado
IN wits.-- heres.i have -#f herrint
s.pr he ssa~ and -sal~ aud the -sal pi 80"
eoa,gas> thir 3isf 5ss uf nas y 1i'i'.
CT NJ RRAN -eal
Prs-isisnt
Attest
o. L Nj kIIsER, fsral
<-rrrtsry.
lusss-ised dune 3Jsly :. issa
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08
oAo sM91 = ~ = -.

Denver, Colo. The big Ezpoei-
tioa which will he held in this city
Seps. 3 W u gill give the entire weet
the best advertising it has ever had
and reader sasold beaef,s for the
fatare. IL is planned 10 make the
Intes State Fair and Exposit,oa.
which has hitherto been con6sed ~
. lev staten, one Of national impor-
tsRce. The period Of displsv end
smsse~ent. thesefose, kss bsea en-
tended - two weeks ssd . to&el u
$4,000 is prises ofefed, inssriaa
the greatest event Of its Kind thet the
west he's ever seea. KaBsaa will
show her grain prodsct, Utah hes
fruit and niainN, Arizoss and New
Aenico will show in sGditioa 10 these
things. attractive livestock exhibits,
and ststes ~ Ter ses4 - Ohio viii BE-
On hand With showy horses and cst-
tbe. The psemism list nay ~ he'd
Of Secretary q. c. Fsller, 422 Tsbos
Open Hosss Building.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08
AUsssa g~ seA- esssSsg et pke-
kAgA - OflJ
s'.'s 81 Colorado -
-. =, 60.

'ousts of tanni-oo.i
In tho Gouasy toart IN Probsie.
THE People ~ the stat of tod rsdc " heFan
y stspssr and Louisa y sbter. ..reetiBg
Wbersss. u has beeu made b. appear - tio
ouaey toust 81 euoni-s,u es'uni} "a the stats
u CssSof ado, tbsf yss. the said bstsn Nenbsif
ana Ior,ss~ WehAer are children and heir al
iae u v iIisam ebt..r decea-ea. and that you
so~ re-s.,e st tsrliin. Wales
Moo. ttscrufore. IN accordance with the PROV.
-is.n- ~ the statute Ia such cs-. made aud pro
vsded aud by orser of conrt duy mad and
tered you are hereby notified thsi an iu-tru
s.d .e~,sm.ni ~ ,ss said " iii,sm webber. de,
ceased. was prss-cns-d to said court fT prghate
- the Isnh iss II Drc-s,b.r A D Iss bs Lena
Colorssso that the said asceslsni vs- si tho
cososy in the ss~te q Coi,,sssio ,hst the said
ssss and "sf1s S"ss,hsa 'ns S- r~ ssss .ss ~ " rh
w..rsi~ and hsur,.r O. lowiox. to-wit: ! will give
Ont a.vise Usso ny children ny my wife sarah
es'hrr. d.cca-ed. H.lsn, J"hn; Albert Alico.
ee-sse and James. sli tl.s re~l. personal or
1sssa ~. ipcrty ~ which ! MAJ DIE seiz'd or
gu'.s.ss,i o. the time ~ my death 70 have aud
se hssld shr sssse, share asd shave slike 10 the
eseat shafssy ~ thr said named children -hsll
have dspsss~d eAis lite 1T she time of ms death
80 bssviaG NO iesue surviving then those chill
- "r shss ehiid - -nrviving me shall inherit
~ s.sise psoussty ~ which ! msy die pos
The k.r~ss,ins dissr siticn of my property is
.asae e!om the ssct that all the property which
fsrss Of my wife sssah aud myself and from
thr sssther net that ny certain children, name
u ~, ,ls,ss noe hyiss At Lesdvile, Colo.
Cosc.. urvsa and Louisa, nov living at Cardiff
Weses, nse gil grown and able to care Tor them
selves. sod have ssvss b-sa to what they
sa:osale have sesa - ny chilsirss. | expressly
wsh that none a the said last named children
ct 1sns she'll ever inhsvit asy of my property
Sael, Vsssssnsl ~ sixed.
Saa sse hevetg ns,tifsd To he aad appear be.
essse sesA cos.ss - ~ County Court room IN the
sCost esuse N 6nssison. IN the Coanty 81 1un-
-, - the 49, II CclOsado. on the 18th sisy
- 49,, 4 D: MO- shsn and there To attend the
hesstsG - tie psoAsse of she said alleged last
CtA - ssseeasnt ~ The said y iIlism Webber
oos1oeed and tursher ~ do and psrform what
sseh- then BY the ssia sourt he required and
sd adjusiusd
IN witness whereof. . have hereun,o set my
hsnd and sfkasd the seal ~ saia court at my
oshee IN Gunnison. IN said county. this sth dsy
81 Jaae, A. D. lSsD
lskALl GkORtiE HETHERINGTO<
n. Judge aud Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08
4 49, = 49,

The asessloa of nsdsles 90 pssa-
sstsc aroSths on rsots of alfalfa and
osker eassses vss foscsbIy lEsaebr
~ osr ssseptloa Yesterday by Rsfss
kRepp. We bsosghf 10 the Mess
Chsmpssa ofsee soass held pes~.
whose rests ~ere h,ersIIy lasd~d
wsth the beaches of aodslss. look ing
lke sEosps IT msRs,e posssoes. IL
Is these parasites which SIT mp .
heavy Foot erowth on eli lsasmes
sad IN consequence provoke do.ble
the ssesa growth sad more sbsadsat
cFoT They slso s,d in hHiaG astFo-
sss IN the sosl, tai lag IL from the
ssr, and whea the alfalfa er psss OF
cloves sse IN ts@e plosehsd sp, thsa
THE vslssbbe RItrs,es are ready 70
ssssss IN psodsc,as heavy crops of
gssiRs ssd Sooas
The psoblem II introducing f,ssse
littIe bsGs into The soil 10 . diGSeslt
oee, though some IsRd, lske the ia
0sWRssoa seems Rssssallv tuIl of
them. The governments fsrsishss .
csItsve with which sltslfs sssd 10
someslmss soaked hefoFe beina
plsnsed. nr. kHopp hisssM -
csFed sosse Il sA,s csltsve too vssFs
ego, end sepovts good ssecsss With
h Oshes FascAmeR have tsken the
soil from old slfslis lsad and COWS IL
bseod csst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08

rksoagh a'slss ing II soase s<ses
Lost wssA, we overlooked asestsoa vi
. pheasant v,sn with Walter +. hea-
dsshsil. the hsssIin9 editor ot The
I.ske C,sy PhonosFsph, ~ho made
this ofkse . plessan, call Mr.. \
wss over On business tbe s~ .
tsssser tos the resosFces of HlasAsle
eosaty. ssd unusually well posted
ON shs developing a.iass of that sse-
tsoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08
mucAssn A.ollnnb VAlEs.
Gas4eld Go. Dem0cvat. J.

h 10 . mastes f4 coSgrstslstiou
thst The edict hes gene forth that the
dangerous ssd sasiehtly vooden s.de
wslks msst %. Many sMsller towns
thea New Castle prohibited them
yesss aeo, and not one cosld willing
" 10 bsck TO the old conditions
The isvess.ens neces.sry will more
than reboand TO the vslse of the
propevty, ssd Democrst has faith 10
believe thsa no one will be foaad in
oppositioa TO this lstest order Of the
town board.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08

Dm I pct ~ sesd.nh IN vosr cos-
pos for The specssl ed't,"n. We
sasss have souse dSss sbost year
pssiAeses in the coss,y, ssA II yos
% sat sesd ", NO ose slse vsA
f,sd she eospos os the isress ed
asssl IL TO-DAY. And d. sos losass
W osdes the exsrs eepses yos will
"es.d II this Ssscisl Essisios. n will
he s,assshiaG worth sssdiAG oct.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08

\. <. Csspsssss vent through 10
his Sapinsso mach ksst Of the west
hsviAG pssCAsssd . sooi isrM srsa
lpoa niscAsA Nelsoa u hsld~ia,
shsosGA sosscy u % Ness- -CAs@viss
wsr-s -. hs sAso ssposss tAss -
ssGskss wsat - ~ lsssA ske hssse
lAs 6Vsass Sss sAvsstisiaG j. sAsus
cutsoss - Uesk. sWsss - sssely
ssasA ~ VsaVes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08

Ia . .s~esL badly sppl2ssi~d By
Tar -wessern ssembers. regardless a
their polstscssl faith. Eepresestss,se
Taylor ae,:Issed '1Cosservst,on Is lske
eeo.asss everyone 10 hesrtlIy IN
tsvos u prsct,ssnS u en sossssssss
e,re
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08
''''s'~ ~ s~ .

The noatesuma mine and sHiIl
shove AsLscysh - now ia active
opesstioa. Tae rasd from the mill
70 Ne misc wss opened ssd The road
gang laiA oA
S~pesiatesdent c. II. Cohsrly hes
jest sh'psed the IRA coDeigsmeai
of eo.oentrsAes for the sessoa. The
mill - resseieIsd he's = cspscity OF
loo tone pr deg sad ove - IL comes
ivo@ the mine 10 SsdSced 10 10 4, the
con ceatrsse being worth httle bet
Ter then go pss ton. The mill
saves 669o II the vslses. which is
cosssdesed good when tke character
u tke ore " considesed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08

.ss--- s--~s-sssse ssar--~ ~htrs fiHe -
fss.s. no. ssas.t sassaf@ 80 - - "
f.ss i.,.1ss. 49,. ..s--ri5< ~nse< Assafas sii.s@
- t<ana--<ss. asalI t-sissfssisl tf-NfN-
~ ~ ~ r.1 q -
-rrss-- l...,..- 49,. ~ e.ssszs..fr-sl ~fssr IS
81 IEffEk~<>
fsb 1s.ss ~ issb
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08
AuuIoinu1 - 0uulpuh
Montrose Press.

When the tram from Grssd juno.
t.oa came IN today a sign ~ss tessd
"a ose 1T the cars sasesRclHG tbs
tscs that . sewly married cesple wss
90 ttse train THIS psosed 10 ts Mr.
ssd Mrs G. A Bulle,k Il Grand
1snct'oa. On their Gay ~ Gssa,soa
hr. B~IIrk rs very pep~lss mail
esxr'er of thai place saa HE numer-
oss friends thoaxat it pscess&ry "
announce HE wedding IN a proper
manner
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-08

kepest Of Health ofkcss. D<.
hssst. si c'sy cosacd tssressG fs~s
day siGki rsa " the effect tkss tlssss
wese ho eos,ae,oss or bsSscesoss~
dssssses ~ ts.ss,soa. y sss I tk<
satoDobslx lever osert~,ked, dsctas ?