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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-05

Pub! That did not teach mo much. II
was 80 much stuffing!
Nevertheless, heaved sigh OF re.
lief. Evelyne had had the presence OF
mind to remain silent, the perspicacdty
to read between the lines OF my letter
the plans which at the time wrote 1t
/ myself had been incapable of formu'
lating
turned the pages Of the paper to
that reserved for the latest news.
There read:
Instead OF clearing, the mystery Of
Bry-sur-Marne increases. Yesterday
afternoon about o'clock M. Bar
rabas drove up in his automobile to
his brother-in-law's home, in the Rue
Michel Ange. In the absence Of Law
yer Marcadian. who had started for
Bry. the servant, who had heard OF
the tragedy, under the influence Of
natural stupefaction, let the sculptor
enter the house, and rushed to the
commissaire to informe the police OF
the whereabouts OF the victims hus-
band. When the man returned, ac-
companied by the Sergeant de Vile,
the automobile still stood before the
door. but M. Barrabas had escaped
Another important fact, Lawyer
Marcadian received letter from his
nephew Polydore stating that in
view Of the terrible accident. and
knowing his fathers intention, which
was not to survive the victim OF
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
2srt Asricukural Iten,

W A. Gillaspey and Geo East.
man are special stock inspectors r
the Gunnison country.
Instead of the annual convention
Of the American Live Stock Assoc;a
tion being held in January, the dates
for this year are set as December ,
and IL. 1t seems President N,rdo
Mckenzie is going to Brazil 10 raj .
the management Of very large live
stock company.
The Gunnison Bank * Trus, %
has made arrangements for a daily
stock market wire report from Ran
sas City. This will be posted in
windows of the bank and phoped 10
any inquIrers. This dally service
viii continue during the cattle shin
ping season, and will surely be a
to Gspnison rapcbmen
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
osossr nasksa 49,

Denver Union Stock Yards, Oct. l6
Receipts Of cattle here last week
were liberal but demand was good
and all were taken readily at prices
generally called at the close 20 to 25e
higher than preceding week. To-
day with $500 head on sale prices
were about steady here though lower
east. Good beef steers sold at x475
TO 50 80 aid good fat cows brought
50 10 to S4.4o laquiry for feeders
and stockers was strong Country
buyers were very much in evidence
and order buyers and commission
men had liberal orders. Trade was
active at S4 80 TO So 10 for the good
to choice steers and 1866 to S4.3s
Tor fsir to good Feeding COW.
were IN strong demand, the Jest thi.
morning selling at S4.0O. Billy
Roberts, buyer for Armour & Co
Will be located here regularly from
now ON to buy all classes of fat cattl,
LOT that immense concern thus add
ing very materially to the buyin,
force OF the local market. Demand
has been better than supply here al
tall and prices higher than at rive
markets. This condition promise
TO continue throughout the seaso,
and shippers will do well TO come +
Denver with their stuff
W. n FrLToN
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
k0gsCG WS .aStsrnesp pAT

Estate of Rachel h. Wilkinson Deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed ex-
ecutors of the estate of Rachel H. WIlkison
htte ~ the ounty Of tiunnison, In the 81 ate
~ Colorado, decreased. hereby gives notice
that They VIII appear before the 1 ounty Court
81 said GunnisoR toun.y. at the Court House
~ pnhhson. IN said County. ON Monday. the
9'h gay ot Novenl ber. A. ID. 1sil, at the hour
81 Two % clock Y NJ. of said day. at which
Time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested To attend
ior the purpose of having the same adjusted
Al persons indebted said est te re rec, nest
ed 10 make immediate pay ment To the under
signed.
Dated ut Gunnison, Colorado this 10th dav
Of october. A. ID. IsII
EMMA NEIsoN. CRADLES A. NELSON, ex-
reut"rs o' the estate of Rachel y. Wiikson
Deceas.d.
Published Oct alNov. n 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
OHIO CITY
News-Champion Corresponae,c..

Tuesday. October IL.
day. 'o i""'er Mon
hr. aud Mrs. Wiseman were visit
or, from fitkin sunday.
AHft'a feitier went RECENTLY toCo.l
uaie to spend the winter
-, a hilNert and daughter re-
'u,,,eu NJ from Salida Monday.
at - M W liilams of Pitkin visited
last week. oass
t,,1n,a ana Mrs Frank PhiIIit~ re-
lT .ulhed from Salida over Nnn,r,-s
pass Saturday. "a'h
NJ, N lhorntoB visited at the T. q:
i'ice home a few days las, va III. =
Euee Eaps from Oregon to his home in
The ataeryone a1:yne had a glorious time NJ
band fn,...e "a tGrday eve The P1tkis
e,'' a,,i furnished the music and . l.r.-
ana ,t was present from Ohio fYtv
tue surrounding COUNTRY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
CslusAs TsaeAsn = ~ = HsSuuAs

To the News-Chsmpion, Gannison,
Colo
The Colorado Teachers Associa-
tion will hold it's three day meeting
in Denver, Nov %, 25 and 20, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday Of
Thanksgiving week. Strong lectur-
ers Of national reputation have been
secured; arrangements for reduced
rates on the railroads have been
made, ample Accommodations, includ-
ing the city Auditorium and several
churches. have been secured for the
twenty-slx meetings Of the sections
and the general sessions. Wednes-
day has been set apart for social
functions. There will be several
alumni dinners and a great reception
by the Denver Teachers Club. On
Sunday evening. Nov. 26, there will
be union service at the First Presby-
terian church in penver. The AS
sociation invites all ministers of all
churches in the state to discuss some
educational theme at the morning
service Of the same day and Governor
Shsfroth Joins in the request.
The speakers upon the program
will include over one hundred OF
Colorados strong teachers and -four
lecturers from outside the state
These are Prof NJ V. 0'Shea of the
University of Wisconsin, editor OF
the Wisconsin Journal Of Education,
Prof Edward J. Ward, also of the
University of Wisconsin; Prof. Ed.
ward A. Steiner Of Grinnel College
Iowa; and Prof. Hattie Moore Mitchell
of Drake University, Des Moines
Iowa.
No teacher can afford TO miss this
great meeting Suggestions leadin I
TO Improvement of the practical work
OF the school. inspiration toward
higher aims and better work and
that professional acquaintance which
assists IN promotion must result
from attendance. 1t is a good time
Of the year TO visit Denver. School
boards will find their teachers better
teachers aud their schools better
schools for attendance throughout
the meeting. Mos: of the larger
cities Of the state are planning 70
have the entire teaching force attend
without loss Of pay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
WHITE PINE
Ne~s-champlon Correspondents.

Ne"sthamplon Correspopo.ncs
Tuesday. October II.
- Reagan went to Denver Sat
urday ON business.
~, ~. 'thks accompanied by j =.
~. ui Boston, Mass. came in
rIluaS and spent lew days hooking
over the camp. <
pur school closed Friday last. a
'..c ~as held the last day. Miss
nfl na,e hedden made MS a good teacher
iu We were much pleased with her
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
ksTscs ss AssUsssssssAs

Estate Of William ". Outcslt. Inssne.
The undersigned. having b.en app ,inted con
sers"t.'r of the estate of William VI. thitcalt
late 81 the County OF tsunni-on. ia the state %
tuiornao. insane. h.rehy gives notice that he
VIII appear before the county Court of said
eunnis"n County at u. ourt Mouse in Ganni
November. A. ID. 1911. Ut the hour of ten o clock
A. of SAID day. at which time all persons hav.
ing claims against said ests notiiisi aud re-
quested 70 attend tor the purpose ~ having the
same adjusted. All psrs"ns iniebted 10 said
estate sfe Requested to make Immediate pay
meut h. the undersianed.
Dated At Gunnison. Colorado. this l2th day Of
October. A. u. Iail
yuHN " WoLFE. Consarvator Of the estate
Of william ". Outcali, Insane,
Pub. Oct. i3-Nov. ~. 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
ossaA1A Nunpsiiaa - oosnsi

The Colorado Tourist.
The opening Of the beautiful Pom-
pe,lsn Room Of the Auditorium Hotel
was celebrated BY the Prudential
Life Insurance Company last Satur-
dsy evening at which a l25-plate
banquet Was Givea
OF the three dining rooms ut the
Auditorium which hotel 10 akins
rapid strides in popularity the last
and most unique 10 he finished was
the Pompeiisn Room which hss been
widely commented ON.
This room takes its name from the
freseo painting which are exact re-
predictions Of the frescoes discover
ed in excsvating the buried Roman
City. A gallery overIa,ks the vooa
o. 80 side esd AehisA tAis y the
chief ps,RtiaG II the room, showing
the city of Pompeii and At vessvius
in eraption. Ii is lighted by . fsIl
length sAylisht in the day time and
by concaaled electric lights at night
The frescoes OF this room cost S3,-
600.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
Markets Cesl Cattle
Record Stockman.

w. c. MeDonough Of parlin. Colo
IN Gunnison county, had bunch Of
choice young cattle on the mari Of
They sold well, the steers in the
Shipment going to feeder buyers at
50 %, and best heifers selling al
s4-30, while a bunch of cows
brought $50. Gunnison county
cattle are always in demand on this
market, as buyers here realize thar
shipments from this section are mi.
formly OF good quality and give a
good account of themselves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
Wy 50 Wesn
Ei1nsy usuu11Bs ~ = -
- I~lis AsAo. 60
aluaDNuQls GloSe lAnr
= H. fo0

Whes q hsAs4ky nsAa % woman b.
gins 10 run aSSs Us.soax appsssAx
eaHas, bscsRs Wsok- iaaGu11, o.
psexsaA ssasss backache. hsaAaaAA.
dizzy svesss and srsRaTy assogasrs.
kianey wsaknsss may be the eaass OF
u ALL ksep the ksdneys vel aad
they viii keep yes veil. Doss . Kid
ney fiAs make sick ktaneys veil
Can Gunn ison readers demand fur-
ther proof than the following state
pept.
Henry stewart. Gunsisou Ass..
tueaa VIA. Coso, sAyo: -Dnaso
kIdne. Pslls are tas bsst kidRsy rs0-
edy ! ever ussd. I had considerable
trosbls froa Usak kta.syo - ~
rest was disturbed at night ~ . TOO
freaueat desire 10 paso the ktaneV
seeretiors. ! also noticed that the
kidney sscrstioas vsre highly coloees
and contained sediment. whsa -.
ing Dosu's kidney Pills. I vss care
full to follow the directioas clossly
aaA the result was most gratifying.
Ali the trouble ca ,ssJ " nv ki .neys
the rs0ovs1 go ] Oeo bsas0aea -
every gay. NJ s9pnUtsoao UoeA
vcans Kidney Pills hes besa % sat
isfactory that Z take pleasure In re-
eemaenaine them"
Fog sale by all aealers. Price SO
eepts. Foster Miiburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole ssests for the United
States
Rs0enber the naDe-Doaas- and
take ~ ethsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
80 q - -

IAAs Gay fsosass~ps;-n~
Issg WsrDer Il .,~snssaa. sescAsr ID
shr le~aaa scAea. sss ss~sssaG and
skappsaG N ss~s Tsssd@y naekf
fke bsg s~~srsosr = Aussss shat
t.soke l.sss ~sek ssd wspsd esf suo
tsrt 1T the NostL Fork braace rssi-
rssa. hesoas~d ,a psrs ~ Geo hsd~-.
aud - " srpers<d thss ciasms tos
stssaa~s susssssaG mag he sssse
sss,o~s
Nsssrsta vslIss R~cora -. Vii
Goa and 4 III Cssasaehssa hsse
shoot ha'sh~a ssedIax 35 scses ~
wksss oa tks clssn ef j. A. hmsoa.
i.slylssas Mr. Csaasashsn w,il
seos odd ksmssh ssd kos.<. ~ the
fssce eaSaGsa in hs1ldsns the road
tsosa shs LIly lsads - pry Csses
sbesn
thsssa Indspeeasus:--Cs sptaiH
hssd ssd $50. Hsa, csase kossse this
ssek fso@ . dsss hsss Shove Crsw-
fesd wStA whss go sssd % hs the
lssaert bsck eavssssd BY sav of the
thslts hSpsess chs sesson. The deer
sesehed 257 posnds dss~sed cot on
the Issss scsI~s A good many large
bscks fell 70 the ssn II the Delta
hsussaG pertle~ this ssesoa bat thls
70 rated the lsEesss end CsEss.s
Head " very psosd If kis sseesss IN
bringing 1t down.
Graad Jsacssoa Ne~s:-The
GRAND and 6snn,soa rlvers sss sslll
high, re.alsins from lass weed .
heavy rsins sll over the weesern half
of the state. Oa the u :. ". b
Yesterday sfsernooa The water was vt
iosr iees seven iRches, or more than
a,Rhteea inches above the mara Of
lwo weeks ago The water wss sp
10 nine fees last wesk during the bag
storm, Icing jsst sbost the greatest
False, caused psrely by rain, ever
known IN this vslley
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
~ lspusii Csasusa ~

We psessnt this compsny with the
hrm coas.et'oa that IN 1t sre com
blaed those features which appeal 10
eSltsEed and discriminating
public; . company in whose person
mel are srtlsss Of upususl ability,
whose experience ~ teschess and
entertainers have Taught them hoe
best TO entertain their audiences
without sacrificing the real ideals Of
their art.
IL 10 the psrpose Of THE company
to give the best in song and story in
delightfully."- informal way 30 that
their evening with yos will long be
remembered ss one of anussal re-
taxation and pleasure
Mrs Buxton, soprano, has had a
vide experience ss teacher, organizer
and manager of com psnies; her voice
is hlga lyric soprano, Of unusual
sweetness aud volume.
Miss Gray. violinist. has q charm
of manner, . wonderful technique,
and warmth Of expression thss 10
the marvel II critics from coass to
cosse
MICS Lscile NcVey y . srsst
fsvorise with Lyossa and Chsstsu-
qsa audiences; possessed Of via
ming personality and exceptional
vessatlllty, her readings ere incom-
psssble.
Gsnnison Entertainment coarse
ss Masonic hall Monday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

Lake City Phonoeraph:-rAs
Pagoss Springs New Era 10 very
much concerned because some deuno-
cratic papers were mislead for Q tine
by the plausible pretenses Of PiDcASs-
ism, but 1T is not honest when il says
all were so deceived Many ssw the
real purpose through the cause Of
paternal concern from the sssst.
More republican papers were ME-
lead.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

SALE OF TIMBER. Denver, Colo, Sep
TEMPER Y. 1911, sealed bids marked out
SIDE, Bid, Timber Sale, Application,
august -. 1911, Gunnison, and addressed
W the District Forester, Forest Service
I,epyer, Colorado. will be received up 10
and including the sixth day OF November
lsli, ior all merchantable dead timber.
standing and down, and all the live tim
o.r marked for cutting by the Forest
omcef on a designated area os about $40
a:re 5, located on the watershed OF Little
tons "A and Is. T.. 81 Mr. 2W, M. p.
NJ, Gunnison National Forest, COLORADO;
estimated to be 175.ap feet B. NJ. of live
oouglas fr and lodgepole pine and l.esa.-
~" .t it,et H. NJ. OF merchsntsble dead timber
~ al species, log scale, more OF less No
p,a OF less than s3eo per thousand feet b
NJ. Tor the 1--we Douglas FIR and lodgepole
piht ana n; 80 per thousand feet H. Nj for
innsrchsntable NJ dead timber will be con
siotred and deposit of $500 IN must he
sssht 10 The Denver National Bank T. =
Repository at Denver, Colorado for each
pio submitted To the DistrlcI Forester
I'M upon valid claims is EXEMPT from
sait- The right TO re iect any and ALL bids
- reserved. For further Information and
@ ies eIatlohs governing sales, address For
-, - superN lsor, ,Gannison National Forest
n..,. nniison, colorado. :. L. Moore Acting
Distriet Forester.
firs' pub Oct 8. last pub. Nov g. 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

Grand Junction News:-When
Justice John Marshall Harlan, asso-
ciate justice of the Supreme Court,
died the people lost their greatest
triend IN the Supreme Court Har-
Ian, above all other members OF that
court, seemed to appreciate the trend
of public thought and the desires Of
the people. He above all others of
the Judges ON that bench. was a be
never IN the Man above the Dollar
Judges like Harlan do not fear the
recall OF the Judiciary. Judges with
The clear foresight and the deep un-
derstanding of the principles of de-
moeraey nurse no lurking apprehen-
SION that the people of America can
not rule themselves His prea,
minority opinion in the Standard
oll and Tobacco Trust cases made
nm the peoples favorite on the Su-
preme bench. His voice will be
sadly missed. Harlan was tie great.
est Jurlst on the Supreme bench and
great Republican II Presiden,
lait can hnd his equal and find a
man oi the Harlan caste Of mind &c
replace him, the President will in.
ueea De a fortunate man.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
Gikn1S 49, -

" - uB -
P4=ksn 1snsr
ttarsy hsGEksry 49, k~~s s~ssS-
ea tss eossrsct t.s hsstss ASS,
ys'.sasr n tseAebs truss ~ Eiwo ~
Ias ios Para se~-rsosr sssr. q es<
eeai p~ss 10. The rod frun -
Lime eser " Tia Cop and TO sh<
re-srsosr sss~ 10 coassaessd st~ lsss
ssa shsstsss ssGss soad-assiy stsous
- ass~s k.a9 and esiv sesse w,I~.
40 hsll tkr se-s ta tke cay . xu.,d
aa~s ersae hsSl
II ~e had . Chaashssr a Comuerce
that ~ss wusst . wba~,p. tk,s srsas
would have kssa started fsun GSa-
nIson cessss rssker than Chsass
county tirss se rssbss,ly the lsss~.,
tsnch 1t sesdv mao~y thss hss evos
been ss'ess ~ ttse eospty ready fs
dIsirsesssss sad not . bxssss ap-
p..srs ~ tiara oser he haad ~ s~se "
OF cossse sLse " osIy . psslsmi-
nary cossassct, bot u SsdosbssdIy
wss foss tkosssad tone. ssshes than
pounds Al sns rsse Rosssnusesa
sse fog shose . m.tlsos
dollars se the cost Il the seservo.r
and the, can sssely be cossidesed 10
mean two Hssilioa. Ne knew whss
the expeadIssre of thsse msll.oas
Dad fs hostsose. Our merchants
aan we'll s&ord 10 pss Mp 1--WE shoo-
-and dollars 10 help bald the fosr
aIIes 81 rosd through Taylor canon
rather than let this trade 20 over the
divide 10 Cha&ee county
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
s~rsCs sF Arpase Sssos ~ asAss
sBAGG ~

sioners.
Denver, Colo. Oct. 4. 1871
Notice 10 hereby given that Frank Dunn
has made wpptica tion No. A u 10 lease the
is'ssowing described schossl Ianas. situase In
SaGuache County. Colorado, to-wit:
SEl. of SO "a .sec Nj. Twp 4sN. Il AZ
No other application 10 lease the above
descrtbed lands will be considered after Nov
NJ. lsll.
v. l. JEfFERsoN
Register state Board Land Com n.issi oners
Published Oct. 20-Nov. 10 IsII.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

SALE of TIMBER, Denver. Colorsdo-
oeeP.sshfber ~ lsil- sealed bids marx ed e,tEt-
siae ~, btd, imber Sale Application Julyg5
isit 1shnison, and addressed toth. I,is-
it' rnfesteft Forest Service, Denver
.Iuatns The sixth day of Novemfer teft
iof all merehantable dead timber stand
INK are down, and all the live ttmher
iharAsd Tor cutting by the Forest oSYjc.r
,t ~ uts signatsd area OF about L. sD acres ON
.ne atershed of sun Greek In approxi-
m .na.s ~ ~ SECTIONS 4 4. as o. Ia NJ nj ~ ~ "
- - ara z, u 80 n. x. 2W. MPM-
Suhhi.on National Forest. Colorado. 81 =
.ns.sd 70 be a1.sS ieet b NJ of live lodge
Pois bfh, and fngelmann spruce, msl Am
4, n NJ of live Douglas mr.: 7aus, f,...f II
q NJ vi nsisain hr and aspen. q nd B. su iso jt..t
- ~ oead ef all species. saw and tie
t :, iok scale. more or lt.ss No nd "a
i, nan ~sso per Thousand ieet III AZ for
n a. Gl,vueias mr.. ~s.ap per thousand tee.t II
$500 .or hNe iodgepole pine and Lneelmarp
- ~ sna 80 per Thousand feet II M
s,,s.... nsisani mr.. aspen, and dead s,f ali
~ ;, -, - ~ " ih De considered and : de.s,sft
49,, must be sent 10 the Dspver
~ ..fc'ai Bank u =. Despo~Itorr1 - ise,
49, so.orsae, for each bid suhmitfed 10
~. - rict .istrict Forester Timber u.,sn y.l,d
r.i.as., @ eHs from sale. The right 10
~. - ahy aod ali bids is reserved roy
sr.s.~ ifniiofmatton and regu ulstious ecy-
einfnR sales. address YoreSs s.,..,.. .s
80 : I>.tfonsl Forest eunnison- Colo.
ter e"t hfstrfct Fores-
first pub. Oct g. last pun. Nov
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

Have You been reading the sAoss
stories by 20. Henry" which are sp-
pearing in consecutive issues Of The
News-C Champion on page six They
are classic in fiction, and were secur-
ed at considerable experse for our
readers. o Henry, is now generally
conceded TO have been q master at
short fiction stories This series in
clades much of his best work. Read
The Lonesome Rad" in this issue
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
nssssse VI Suvsy ~ nssa Rssl

At a banquet of Montrose Boosters
held there Friday night, a number
of movements for town befterment
were set on foot. chief among them
being a survey Of Bloc mesa road.
The Enterprise says: "A survey
will be made of the Blue mesa route
from Montro~e to Sapinero to be
placed before the State Highway
Commission with the object Of hav-
ing that route selected - . part of
the proposed sGase hiehwsy" C.H.
Nickol, Th.d Barney and John c.
Bell are tie committee appointed TO
hook after this feafure.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
KsBR COSRADe EDITORIAL lSSl0 II

Twenty two new Subscribers hsss
come INTO the News Champses Il.
hce dsrIns the Isst ten dsys. No
signs Of hard times about that.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

President Jeffrey of the Rio
Grande, declares that the GsnnisOn
division is not 10 be broadgssnrd
until that road sells some secwsisiss
just as we suspected
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

ise Mesber house. o~ned bv Mr..
4. \ Brsnton. has teen freshly
painted thl. we'd
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

0rgnnie Displsee2seuAs.
Black Duck, Minn.=Mrs. Anna Anderson.
Box ~
wesleyvilie Pa.=Nrs Maggie Ester.R.Fp1
Trenton, Me.-Mrs.w. I. furneii so7 Lincoln
Camden. S,J.-Mrs.E Ella Johnston. $50 1.is.r,,
Chicago. 1n.=Mrs. VIM Tuny, so52 Ogden
Avenue.
Pss~ful Pevs~As.
Caledonia Wis.=Mrs. Ph schstt,sr. n "A
Box o. -
Adrian. Ma.-Mrs. c. n. Mason. R.RNoa
=. Oxford, Mass Miss Amelia Duso. aox "a.
Baltimore, Ohio Mrs. A. A. .Baleneer .RFpi
Negaunee, Mich. Mrs. N try s-dlork Rox 1a-3
orrviiie, Ohio.=Mrs. r. r. Wagner. Box slo
Atwa,er, Ohio e-Miss Minnie Aueihaurt.
frairi, dut hien, Wis.-Mrs. Julia konicheek,
Buffalo, Nf.-Mrs. Clara Darbrake, n Marie
Winchester, Ind Mrs. May Deal RRsoz
81. Regis Pals. NY Mrs..I N brersrs T.
Grtyvtlie. III. =M~s J,.ssie Sehaar. R.xpo
ha'..,,a' ~ n-iio, Mrs Geo. striokler. L. No.B
ovsriaa rr.~hse.
Murrsyviile. II .-N-s. Chas. Moor. R.Ra
Mole 81. '' --io y
Minnesrelis. Minn.=N-s. John g. Mo,aa,
2if5 Second - North '''
nea-"h- ONO. = Mrs. Leua arr,o.ipo Rrn-
estw''s'd. Nd y I'm q ki,'b.-l' ''
Benjamin, Mo.=Mrs. Julia Pratt KTp,
Female Wenkp<~a
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n~'i,s s@. c.Iie- = Mrs. Charley Chapman. ri
Elgin. lh--Mrs. Henry Lei-eberr, 7ss Adam.
Schss nerssown. Pa.-Nrs. Cv-us Hs,r;.,
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= M, h.snce, fa-=Mrs. laeila A Dunb.r n
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Knoxville. Iowa. Mrs. CIsra Frspks
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csmden- N-I-=Ars- ". P.yal~ntIns pI
colin Avenue. - LIN
Muddv. Iil-=Mrs. Nav yele,
Ere,kviiie- Ohio. Mrs. X K;pns.-
fisrhviile, tHiia.-Nr~ c CHE
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thousands of living witnesses -
eeefable compound to cure fem.L
ever reviewed compen.ation n a.
tins odveFtiseWent-hut arp Iii
hecsnse Of the euoa ~ m.r
rove that LYDIA f. Fmfh.-
nd honest Dcdicine. ana th.t a.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
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