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The Van Buren press., 1911-11-25
Circuit Court,

Judge Evans convened the reg
uIar November term of Crawford
county circuit court Tuesday
morning. Prosecuting Attorney
I'D. Arbuckle was i'm attendance.
Court was formerly opened by
prayer by Rev. Chas. Chasteen,
and the work of securing the reg
ular panel and petit jury was be-
Gun and completed.
Judge Evans charge to the
grand jury was of some length in
which be clearly pointed out their
duty and what constituted an in
dicrable ofensc, dealing with the
entire category of crime, and as
soon as they had received their
instructions they retired and en-
tered upon their duties. The
petit jury was then instructed at
considerable length.
Grand Jury-B. J. Miller, w. \
Cole, John Wallace, Dan Chit
wood, Allen Powell, r. Q, Heard,
Pink Dean, R. r. Ultzen, L. l..
Stokes, L. S. Smith, II. 7. Wig
ley, H. NJ. Rogers, Tom Davis, J..
Il. Cooper, J, c. Watkins and IL.
B. Hale.
Petit Jury-A. e. Cullom, J. ..
. Miller, Ralph Cazort, W. IL. JUS
/ tice, II. Clastatu, Jess Moss, VI.
Whiuock, S. Gregory, b. G. Brad.
Hey, Bud Edwards, John Dyer, W.
iF. Bleyius, Levi Smith, John
Hobbs. Walter Nazey, S, VIM
frey, Ralph Galloway j. H. VIM
/ frey, G. Wilson, Ben Brown, VIII
Mason, John Steward, w. H..
Rushing and w. r. Stevenson.
The prisoners confined in the
.iail were brought into the court
room before the grand jury was
INSTRUCTED. The prisoners were:
Is. $. BcaI, embezzlemeut; VIII
Wal,cu and Iva Loving, forgery;
. Dan Hill. VIII Fisher, viii New
ton and Tom Southland, grand
larceny, and Tom Green, Iapo. In
..addiuon there are II persons
charged with feIoaics out on
bond.
Tom Southland entered % plea
.or guilty to grand larceny and
wa, given one year in the pgm.
. teutlarT.
Henry Cox was found guilty OF
aggravated assault aud wa, fined
go and cost.
A. Bmson WAS found guilty OF
| disturbing the peace and was iU.
led $40 aud cost.
The case Of DR.. Parchma1 for
services against Senator Jc0
| Davis is set for next week.
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G.n5s5r0S 0Uo'a

w... H. ramm.s nn.r~ o."'.
...... mr Crawford roa'r ms"
..... ... gn e.. f..- .N..s
... #.... ..as w' ....u I'd"
. ... Misrepresentation q.
...... v...... .. o.. ...'o'-.
Au... ..tw. @.nwJ. Judge
u......s sm.'u .#0 .-
t..u. ..". Clerk #.w" aa.
...... .#a lm.."..s m
.u.....- Office aH,...u -.e
attention. o. Judge am.ara. who
..H a.a. appointed .o ""oa. the
m.r..a. term of ra. a.e.aw'
officer and m investigation WAS
~u.# .. resulted lo Judge
.u.... .... 81. ar#" n...-
FL. .u ou..m#.u- .wn ..rr.E
n.. Oh. Wisdom O.. which uow
m.. appreciated. even nr some
... #.m inclined TO oaaswe uw
81. Of. beginning,
u.a commits aurr report w.N
show tuHr during .ac year 1910
and pa. of mI.JaHaa Coaauan
failed TO mark rou.ouaG county
warrants TO the amount OF Sd,
05I85 and uad sold TO the o.0ar
our banks aud scrip brokers ia
gae county, practically rhe entire
8muuu. The commissioners ra-
port will show that a1ou. jlL
ra~ lost 60 the county. gna re-
ma.udar having been taken mp
when presented for REISSUE mu
cancelled or If uo. presented for
r.-.ssaa was barred as provided
for by the aw authorizing the ro.
issue.
Tha commissioners oEacc0ua.a,
composed oGtwo Democrats aud
one Republicans have Iuycs6eac.
aJ the matter thoroughly wi,lou.
prejudice and i'm order lha, tine
blame might a.I where J. belong
ed, and To- proce. .uc good mw..
. of the .unooeu, they uausna To-
appear before them the bua
cashiers and scrip brokers wl.
bough, the cmis-annropraUcd snr..
land without exception. stated u
writing and under oa.0 .ua. they
had bought The scrip from ,u
late JuU-. Cochran.
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ya.--a,51 In Van Buren,
opening

-.' "'a'''s of the November
l.." "' .-' vi cuit court and The
opening oEthe. .,,.....T ..n,n..,n
a.au.ar orowdL ~ VAN nor.n ON
l'"r.'I' HE court house was
.a.a0" "'." fudge Evans, after
formally opcojl ....,.rr .s.o,rn.d
Tor .'" ""t W ye the politicians
III '..'..5 '' d" uess the people.
IL. .'. "''" ug session Judge
NJ. D.. 'l o"''' Vi W0rrrtou. caudi-
date for artom, ....nr.f onened
with tHe fmpog....'... rho office
"a 7.eNs' ".a " Hdcati0us for the
position and -. n.,..- i'm oefre
should Doe be ci...Ia
"".' ... ."" O.. Boone county
spoke iu re.ere. .,,n. o.H.. ~,
railroad oommr...,nar which hc
seeks.
N'"'''.o' !. Y. Bourlaud, OF
. vi. .2".''' bounced his caud.
"'s. ''' t.lion. and made d
''.e' '". 0'0FIlJ address.
i'"l cana ISL s for prosecnt
'.+ a.''-"o "tebPn', Crutcbcr, o
.".' Guy " rossa2her of Char
'.'.'. , o'I i ouite, Of Paris
''" '' D' d." y inf Altus, am
""'.'eo '''. }a\.."o,, 90, ,cy for taoir
Iutheafrom4 r....'.....'..5...
.ror tlo cougtgg5 , '''. ..'..... ......'.......
a'"'.'' gus T Wmgo, of DE
'','.' Jug D. N Carter, o
1--''' ".'''.''' 1ge James ID. SHAY
.' VI " ''' and r. W. McFu
.'..' W. rooG; aud Hal Nor
for GOVERNOR an,
berry, cmailif .',..,... ''.'',, ", ~. ~
.e Meeting It wa
'''' .'. '' pi. first official m
.lt bad been a ,...'
Dud coal operate
. DecemDDiL n
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'uuH0u UrIwrn.A.n uu
Guardians Sale ofLand

h. 'u.nouI bower granted ma ,I rbc
..I.'mh"r l0ll lm of Probate conn
"' '"I"IJ county Armuua uoiiup
U.Ir.l given tWt !. Ha gurIiuu ,f
WII,, Juhn, Robert aud NnrrImt Me-.
N.'I'N, minors, viii srll all tine ugbr
.lN' ana interest NJ uld mIuors In .uJ
0o certain read estate located ip rw'y'
.Nld county, Arkansas, ana dp..rlbrIus
'g'',W'I lul d, Block 20, iu the Town
vi .h'lla ArbnuuH. Said stIp In bn
lo'ty Ni lho front door or munratnnap
'' '0' court house IA the cily Of Van
1ufI
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IU announcing. JHaD hn wu...
hu 20 candidate 0 % 'n.m rO.
Gov D0m.UrN 0u..u..HurHu..H
wNn lNr liquor question .Uu M
amount issue o.. W# wmm.u
lIu..m News.
Iw Ja u.H. Ia. Dn. people
Havoa square vote 0u ,U. W0.a.
question: DouagDcy H aIua.
.uow Io1 tho temperance uOlum
.uUJ lu UOm
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II Startled the World.

When rhe astounding claims were first
made for Bunf0en Armw -E'va, urr
l0vers of wonderful cures nv- uruE-
eo them tru.. and everywhere !. ia uH#
known as the best -a,ya on earth .1r
burns, bJils, .aslds, sores, cuts.
bruises, spraiD-, -wal.iug-, eczema.
chapp-d bands, fever sores and piles.
Only 2jg at j. O. Kerr s..
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IF you have the jfuh. don't srratnh.
10 does 'ot cure .ue .,GNn END uas.
Ju" Kim bleed Apply aumu Snow
uln.m.ur RIhItIu gently 10 tnra ar.
Hri.1 parts. It raIi.yr. lumua Do
..n'.# Hulu few applications removed
'H" cause iHns performing u.u
u.nl nu" Price ESQ, -Oa luI 3. DIP
bottle. s0ia Dy D. O. hrrr
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Prohibition Chief Arkansas Issue,
Donaghcy faYOrs Submission. Rob
lnsOn opposes ii. Hal Norwood
FaV0rs Statutory Prohibition.

Little Rock, Nov. 1S.-Goy.
Douaghey spent considerable
time this week comforting with
close political friends relative to
his course in the campaign for
ihe Democratic gubernatoral
nomination. While the Turner.
jacobson revenue act will occu.
py much Of the governors time
in educating the people as 10 lis
merits, it is practically settled
that the governor will make state
wide prohibition the chief issue
of his campaign. He is now at
work on his first address to the
voters Of the state, and those who
have read it declare it to be the
best vote.getter the governor has
yet produced from his press
bureau.
He will have 10000 copies
printed to be distributed over The
euure state, mailing each voter a
copy. This address will dwel. at
,~sr51yF--sq7o '--rrJ o'irgro' Ti'fs ~
machine in politics, The COVER
nor will use some very harsh
language, calling "a spade %
spade" as he terms it, and warn.
lug the people against the com
1iuucd preservation orthe present
local option law.
Congressman Joe 7. Robinson,
who is also seeking the Demo
cratic gubematoHaI nomination,
is opposed to Gov Douaghcy.
Mr., Robinson is now cauyassiug
the state, exposing what he terms
the dement's Of the IuucrJacob.
son bill aud the great hardship %
will work upon the poorer classes
Of the people, Attorney General
II. l.. Norwood, lhc third caudr
date for the nomination, is oppos.
ing the submission OF the state.
" dc measure. on the ground,
principally, chat The negro voters
orthc state wjlI hold the balance
Of power and consequently defeat
H. lie wants statutory state
wide prohibition, oe, iu other
words, les willing Do trust lhcucN.
legislature TO pass % statewide
DI.
TUo sentiment les growing daily
over .Uus state for % presidential
.m. md sr1um rouuJu.
... .rmHg aow ON record u
.. u. U.o proposition. lUC
oNm have decided To Ic
presidential nomination To
.... m IUn primary Jo ND
.. ...Yu Wn strong D0u
Woodrow NIHUu IUD
Hmu central commit
... U IJn Rooa unl
.. .. H|| mIursuombN
resolution providing lo
"ms' primary "o.oO
.m rIommra of .bn Dom
u..m.Ds w.' hr p.urD
... M...O NIN 'hr candidate.
..r .I.. u'rmd county ol0Ory.
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The Van Buren press., 1911-11-25

Amo0g the latest political uoJoE
at Little loch is the report that
Guy y. Tucker former commits.
sioacr Of agriculture Will be %
candidate for railroad comnlS.
sloner To succeed CommlHeIonrI
~ =, Allen
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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ua.I always.
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Chamberlain "pu-u E..... . ...
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Joints that ache, musGIe' ,r"ala
drawn or contracted bhoulV =, II
with Ballard n Snow ID w. Woosd.
pehetrhtes 70 the eP" 80 q@,
ed and rel'N" n a,
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NOiIJL FOR puBlICUIoN.
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extended in
HH're of The
.Iuus. for il
.uHp of tGt
ude know

.. ,D'' weather there Is aI-
.....oe Euaud for Ballard s
- la. ,u.cau-r wuy people
.ku-riauc- rr- great r--
q, Ta-uma-t. aches aud
-... apply it #r DO. first
rt,., -5c. 5.. aud 81 per
e Kerr.
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Is policy should be
aCh state 10 the
Democrats for po-
this WAY tue real
Democrats would
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NOTICE lOR PUBLICATION.
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The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24
City Council Meets.

The town dads met last Monday
evening with Mayor McMurtry in
the chair, all but one member be.
ing present,
A delegation of protestors to the
sewer apportionment costs, con.
sisting Of Messrs. WIN. McGlashen,
w. j. Pratt. Geo. Crabtree and w.
F. DeBus, were present, and in a
written communication urged the
board to place the burden of the
assessment on the townspeopls
rather than the outlying districts,
in Section 10.
The board listened to the re.
marks of Judge McGlashen with
much attention. Mayor McMurtry
thanking him for his interest in
the matter, and promising that the
subject would have the councils
closest attention.
Application for saloon license,
accompanied by sufficient bond.
was read and approved.
Town Engineer Walter reported
the completion of the new cement
gutter on Main street whereupon
the meeting adjourned
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24
In The Heart of Denver,

Like q compass, the Albany hotel
stands in the heart of Denver. For many
years the Albany has adopted q slogan,
until now the Albany is used to locate
other buildings.
"How far is it from the Albany" is
the first question.
The two newest, largest and most i'm.
portsnt buildings in Denver, the new
postofice and the new Shubert theatre,
are right across the street from the Al.
bsny.
A guest stopping at the Albany can get
quicker action on Uncle Sans mail ser.
vice than at any other hotel in the coun-
try.
The Albany, however, came first and
the postofice followed. The postofice 10
to be located straight across the street
from the Albany.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24

iosly, The boys would take so,ion to
.ske trip sp to Fert Lyon or Las Ami.
mss. Thsy wssid simply board the train
10 body sad 70 where they pleased. No
eoaductor On ths ssad had the temerity to
ssk the fare sitter oae experience.
Finally the psssaisrs became 90 tough
that 20 one costd ID anything with them.
They we're siaSay tunnins the ranch to
suit themselves satii the proprietors en-.
fsked Harry Psttss ss supe erinteadent and
sent him dowa 70 take charge. Harry
wss youns maa. but had already made
bis marx In the world as cattle hsudIer
cad fesrisss border man. After tskint
chsrte, he called sli ihe men fof fether one
mornins and asds them little speech.
II understand yoa fellows are pretty
cute, said he, "aa6 that you aIl think you
are shout ri6ht. Nov have been sent here
to rua this saaph. ssd It any Of you think
you ere better ssea than am, step out
and We will cosas to an u.derstandinf
right hers" No one cared to tackle the
tall, athletic, stesn faced man. After that
the rsnch Of the Columbia cattle company
was noted Tor its good order and today
the summer cantal0upes are about the
worst sctOrs II the place.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24

trail iroa Texas and Isdisn territory
passed up the iise through the point where
Trail City ives locsted. Every day great
nerds were passis9 by aud the cowboys
were the prey Of the iahsbitsnts OF this
camp. Oaly . short distance up the
river in Colorado wss the old Sweetwsfe
ranch, which sfterward became the prop.
erty Of Holly & Sullivsn. and was called
the Holly rasch snd the OLD stone build.
iaG 10 there to-day. A fence eighty miles
losl eselosed strip Of land runnias up
the river. Here were thousands Of cattle
sad full corps Of cowboys were cosstantiy
engaged 10 caring for them.
When the railroad came through, the
towa Of Coolidge. five miles east Of the
raach was . fsvorite ioa6ax place for the
COW puacher. One Of their favorite
smusements wss to iOpe into town early
in the morning when the tssin came In
aud, ridink al0nkside sleeper reach
hsad through the open window, Ersb pill.
low, jerk it from under the sleeper s head
snd ride away wsving the trophy in the
air. II 10 said that the whole camp st
Holly : raach wss supplied with Pullnaa
palace car pillows and Blankets. Oceas.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24
DAN JONES; DEAD.

Old residents of Holly will be
grieved to learn of the death in
Pueblo, last week, of Dan Jones,
former marshal and deputy sheriff
of Coolige, Kan, during the ex-
citing history of that town in the
early eighties.
The remains were shipped to
Coolidge last Thursday for inter.
ment. the Masonic lodge having
charge of the services.
An interesting episode of Dan
Jones unlimited grit is related by
old-timers. and serves to illustrate
the character of the deceased in
no uncertain degree. 1t was this
way: Dutch John" Luke, at that
time considered gun man, sent
word to the redoubtable Dan that
he was coming to Coolidge and
would shoot the lights OUT on
certain night. Jones said nothing,
but coolly awaited Luke's. arrival
Finally a cloud of dust was seen up
the road. and galloping mustang
came tearing in the direction of
Ben Norris boozarium. with"Dutch
John" in the saddle. The two
men met near the latter place,
clinched, bit and tuyged at each
other until dutch John" recapit.
ulated, and from that time on Dan
Jones was the hero of the day in
that wicked border town of Cool
idge, Kansas.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24

Frank Gretchen returned last
Monday from Rocky Ford, still
wearing cruteh as the result of
an accident several weeks ago.
Anton Chmelka, father of A.
Chmelka, the Sble farmer north.
west Of town. . pssel TO his earthly
'.rswas<a - H. lestes home on
Nov. 18th last, aged s76 years. Dc.
ceased was known as one of the
kindest of men, always willing to
lend hand for the benefit of a
neighbor. He was the father of
nine children, only one of whom is
alive. Peace 10 his ashes.
Senator Newt Parrish was here
last Saturday, buying number of
head of cattle, at tile same time
saying hello to his old.time cronies
in this district.
Arthur Jones is OH the road to
recovery from an aggravated case
OF blood poisoning in his hand.
II you have company at your
hsme, or some member Of the fam.
lily departs or arrives, or want some
thiai in our line, phoae Miss Murphy
Ut The Chiettsin office. and she will
be pleased 10 talk with you.
Tin and sheet metal work of
every description. If its made of
tin or metal we're the huckleberry.
Tell it to us. BoRsrNER & SCOTT.
The thanks of The Chieftain are
due Mr.. VIM. Gill of Wenatchee.
Wash. for Il sample of the finest
favored apples it has been our
pleasure to eat, Robert Pickett
bringing the samples in. When
we think of what Brother Gill told
US, before leaving for Washington.
in regard to his apple orchard, we
cannot help but envy the jolly
brother when the subject is men.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24
Trail City a Terror in Early '7O's.
Conqueror Official Residing Holly
Story Of the Antics Of Happy Bad Men" the West
in Trait When the Gun Man" Reioned.

Trail City. sometimes called Hsil's
HsN. Aese, (sbOvt thsse aiIss ssst q
where sew sassds the psospssoSs tswa Of
Ho,iy). hsd the rspssstioa whiie Il lasted
il shs essly sevesties Of beina tie very
worst border town that ever existed. II
wss located w the Arksasas, directly
upon the line bet~eea ksnsss ssd Color.
sdo end coasisted of one row Of housss.
Ose esd Of each house stood in Colorado
sad the other in ksusss. In Q ssatioesta
way st iesst it represented the COOS trsp
set BY the niger 20 he could catch then
COMING aud soin9. Every shack in town
except one was q saloon or dance halt.
Here for nearly two years the iswless
eiensst de6ed the 0iEcers Of two states,
for whea the sheriff Of Kansas entered .
ssioos 10 arrest criminal, he had only
70 retreat to the other end Of the building
u be in Colorado and thus be beyond
jurisdiction sad it is said that whepever
the sheriff entered building, everyone
in the room sprsnk to the other end, ~.
III 1t was fouad who he was after.
The place was called Trail City, be.
cause about tha, time kaasas had quar-.
sstiss ataiast southern cattle; asd ths
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24
Ads Another Line.

Thanks to the unthing energy of
President E. b. Field, whose exec
utiye ability is the talk of the on.
tirs West, The Mountain States
Telegraph T. Telephone company
has purchased the Kemmerer and
Big Piney Telephone company,
operating 625 miles in tie north :
western part of Wyoming. The
Mountain States will extend the
lines and link the newly acquired
lines with the trunk lines. thus
placing the northern part of the
state in dir, ct communication with
the leading cities of the mountain
states,
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Green were
the recipients. last Saturday night,
of y handsome baby boy, weighing
10 pounds. 1t is needless to say
that the beet ranch superintendent
10 aH smiles, snd Mrs. Green is do.
ing admirably.
Miss Sarapta Mckenzie Of Hol-
ton, Kan. 10 the latest acquisition
to the already capable force OF
telephone operators, having &C
cepted the position last Monday.
Emmet Robertson, one of the
rising young men of Granada,
spent Sunday hers with young
lady friends.
4 brand new Free" sewing ma.
chine for sale at great bargain.
Chieftain Office
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24
Baked at Cold Steel.

81 woulda't let doctor cut my foot
off, said II. ID. Ely, Bantam, Ohio, al.
thou1h horrible ulcer had been the
plstue Of my life for four years. Instead
used Bucklen's Arnica SaIve, and nv
loot YVES soon completely cured" Hes.,
Burns, Boils, Sores, Bruises, Eczem.,
PimpIes, Corns, Surest Pile cure Csc q,
oil dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24
MEN AND THINGS
Epitorne OF the Weeks poings
in Holly ana Vicinity
IN &C q q nal

SSOssJ &SA~A VsOAS&Aby
The Holly Hardware Co. wants
to see you.
Rev. Wiley X. Wright has beeu
on the sick list the past week, but
is gradually convalescing.
Frank Y+gge, one Of the Beau
Brummells of LaJunta society.
was here last Sunday visiting lady
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White have
leased the Marble residence for a
year. and are now removing their
effects from the east end.
Electric irons for the housewife.
Save time, save trouble, save bad
temper, and your work will look
better. Tel. US your troubles.
BoRsTNER & SCOTT.
Little Lucy Adkins, dauahter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John 7 Adkins, is
gradually improving, after long
siege of illness.
Supt. Joseph Vavra of the Swink
Sugar factory dropped down last
Tuesday to spend the day with
wife and child.
RANCHMEN Ask for Swas-
tiKa coal
6. w. Smeltzer is around again,
after siege of illness.
John Burton's Main street cafe
was duly opened last Saturday,
and he reports business as excel
lent.
- Scanloa cf Lakin, Kan,
is the latest acquisition to the
Holly cotorie of landowners, hav.
ing just located on choice quarter
near the sugar factory. Mr.. Scan
Ion says that all through Western
Kansas the Mcneil interests have
led people to believe that Kansas
would be victorious in her (absurd)
contentious for Colorado's irriga-
ton water, and they are selling the
Garden City land subject to ditch
rights.
Stranger, see Duncan, Out West
Land Co or Payne Investment Co.
and learn how you eau get cozy
4-roonI cottage in the swell district
of Holly, absolutely for nothinf, by
buying a fine little ranch three
miles out; where the soil is rich,
view magnificent, and old water
right. Get after this unusual bar
gain. 1O.l7.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-11-24
Apples'for Sale.

l will sell picked windfalls at the
orchard for SO cents per bushel.
Hand-picked apples from trees at
2 and B cents per pound. Fresh
cider 25 cents fer gallon. Phone
S7-2. G. O. Pattison, Hartman,
Colo. Sept. 29.tf