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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-14

David Jen.son, a young V%irginian.
hunted as a fugitive. seeks refuge UNI
der a circus tent. He is found asleep
by Grinaldi, the clown, otherwise Joey
Noakes. In the dressing tent Grinaldi
recognizes him as the hoy murderer
for whose capture $500 reward is of
fered. Braddock's circus is in money
difficulties. and Braddock, in spite of
the protests Of his wife and daughter,
who are impressed by David's declara-
ton Of innocence. roughly demands
that the boy be surrendered To the au7
tborities. Braddock changes his mind
when David produces $1,000, an inheri-
lance from his father. of which he of
fers Braddock the amount OF the re
ward II permitted to remain. lie be-
CONES a clown to eyade his pursuers
and later Is stuffed into IA circus wagon.
At the next stop Braddock offers him a
steady position and warns him TO de-
posit he rest Of the inheritance with
him. But Mrs. Braddock. distressing
her husband. already has taken the
money for safe keeping. Colonel O
Grand. a race track gambler. who has
Braddock In his grasp financially, APP
pears at the circus and, as usual. Is ut
tentIve to Mrs. Braddock. much to
her disgust. Grinaldi retites TO his
daughter. Ruby, and David the story
of R~raddock's changed character since
under the influence Of Bob Grand. also
telling OF how Mrs. Braddock fell In
love with and married her present
husband. being disinherited by her ia
Their. Braddock orders David not to
talk with his wife aud daughter, but
through the compassion of some OF the
circus troupe he is led into a meeting
with Christine. 20 whom he relates his
story. lie mentions how his disgraced
uncle returned after the war n Of
fered proofs of his innocence To Da-
vid's grandfather and how this uncle,
together with Isaac, a negro lawyer,
forged a will and slew pavids grand
father 10 cover up the deed. cir UNI
stances. together with his unclc's ac-
cusation, making II appear that David
was the murderer. Braddock secures
more money from David. David helps
a %hunchback follower of the show In a
street fight and wins the thanks Of the
cripple's big brother. Dick Cronk. a
plekpocket. The ungrateful hunch-
back, jealous OF David's attentions TO
Christine. Informs on him. but the po-
lice are mlsled by Dick Cronk, who
quickly DISCUSSES in Davld's clown cos
tume. Bob Grand again appears with
the show after n short absence and
that he Is a third owner In
the outfit, warning David to act toward
him as such. He invites David to form
a part of the 'se'ect circle" composed
Of the Braddock family and himself,
%concealing his motives. Braddock plans
10 secure all of David's money. which
had heen deposited In a bank, stealing
David's pocketbook containing $50.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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Artful Dick Coz, visi,ina.

XWYHEN the n tht's performance
NV was over Thomas Braddock
came back to announce 10
the performers that they
would have to travel by Wagon from
that time on. unless they chose TO pay
their own railroad fare.
whats good enough for me and my
wife and daughter is good enough for
the rest of you. | reckon he said.
I'VE travel by wagon tonight. Mary,
YOU and Christie take the car of Jug
gernaut. You can take anybody else
in with you that you like. I've noticed
you don't want me around any more.
Maybe you'l take this Jacky boy In
with YOU
"Now Is the time for me TO use some
OF my money" said David. Fastening
to Mrs. Braddock's side. "Ill get back
what Joey and Casey have. You shall
not travel in those wagons. | protest
against 1t. The rest Of the performers
have some of their wages left. They
can tide over these bad times. But you
have nothing. You are at his mercy.
Don't say no. Mrs. Braddock. mean
to do IT,"
He had his way. Joey and Casey
and Ruby produced. among them.
nearly 400 Of his pre- ious dollars. The
generous boy promptly put the entire
amount in Mrs. Braddook's hands.
1T is a loan." she murmured.
Certainly he said gravely.
RUBY. you viii 20 with us" she
went on. MY husband must be made
to understand that we are TO thank
you and joey for this bit OF luxury"
Joey Grinaldi sought out Braddock
and told him OF his determination TO
share his little store of savings with
Mrs. Braddock and Christine. There
was a scene. but the clown stood his
ground.
81 suppose I can sleep in the gutter"
raved Braddock.
II don't give a 'ang where you sleep,
Tom Braddock." shouted Joey.
where's that Snipe kid?" demanded
the other.
Hes to stay with me-" said joey.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-14
The Rose
I'm the Ring
BY GEORGE carr M'CUTCUEON
Copyright 1910 by Dodd. Mead q Co.
BY GEORGE carr MCUTCUEON
Copyright 1910 by Dodd. Mead O Co.

Nhth Il rtdilllnk HlltlIulllUu fdlfits
A heavy body dropped from above,
landing in the middle of the sidewalk
not more than six feet from the door
way. Vivid flashes of lightning reveal
ed to the couple the figure of a man
standing upright before them. but
looking in quite another direction.
Then came the cheerful cry:
Hello. Jack Sniper'
who are your" called out David.
"Ha, Who goes there. you mean.
! Always use the correct question, kid.
How can ] give the secret password
unless you put it up TO me right: oh.
say. ] didn't see you, Miss Chris
tine. Gemlny. Amt this a pelterI"
why. it's Dick" cried David.
where in the world did you drop
from-the SKYE"
The pickpocket laughed gleefully.
did | scare you? | CUES it must
have surprised you me popping in here
like a Punch and Judy figure. Ell?
You kind o. surprised me too. I'll say
that for you. Gee whiz, ] didn't know
anybody was here. Say, do you mind
If | get back in there out o. the wind
to light my pipe? I'm perishin' for a
smoke
They drew back into the corner, and
the jovial rascal proceeded to strike
match after match in the futile at
tempt to light his pipe, all the while
standing directly in front of David and
facing the street instead of sensibly
turning his back toward it. With the
flare Of each match his face was illu-
minated briefly but clearly.
\ more experienced observer than
David would have grasped the signifi-
canoe of these maneuvers. But how
was he to know that Ernie Cronk had
been crouching in a sheltered doorway
across the street standing guard while
his artfui brother entered and ran
sacked the store whose awning now
afforded him a comfortable refuge?
And how was he to know that Ernie
had glared out upon their tender love
scene with eyes in which there was the
most pitiab,e jealousy. the most i'm
piacaDIe Datfeu. DICK trOuh. now
ever. knew that his brother was over
there and that he must have seen these
two together in the flashes, Moreover.
he knew that Ernie had been carrying
a small derringer ever since his expe-
rience with the hoodlums earlier in the
season.
That is why he stood before David
and vainly tried TO light his pipe.
why, you are perfectly dry ex-
claimed Christine, touching his coat
sleeve.
Have you been here a. the timer
demanded David Indignantly.
"What do you call all the time? |
was here before you came. If that1l
help you any But" he FASTENED to
say, II reckon | went away before you
dropped in. Now don't ask questions.
II you axes no questions I'll tell you no
lies"
With the next flash of lightning he
cast a furtive glance in the direction
Of the show window to their left. The
heavy shutter was still open and bang
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waikin' from Richmond 10 Washing
ton. was maxim for the nearest town
when night came on. So | had to sleep
in that barn down the road. | bad all
the dates right In my mind and the
hour and the whole business pictured
out pufect. as J0ey'd say. | didn't
give him a chance to do much talkin'.
! . e ! had him guessin'. so | Just
sailed in and told him just how It hap
pcncd. claimin' that the niger told Ii
TO me after | had jumped out and
grabbed him rs he run past me IN the
road, ~thinkin. says /. there had been
some skulldugeery goin' on or he
wouldn't be chasln' his legs on. Well.
SIR. that uncle o. your'n. for all his
bun, was sweatin' like a horse. Some
how he forgot to have me kicked out.
MY story was that after I'D grabbed
the niger he told me he hadn't done
the shootin' and begged me to let him
go. He said the shootin' had been
done by the old mans son and a lot
stun like that. To clinch the
business ] said the niger. scared half
TO death. told me about getting a deed
signed that night and about a win
that had been substituted. and so ON
and so forth. ] was just repeatin'
what you said. David. Well. bv gum.
be was Knocked silly. He saw that |
did know all about everything. | could
tell that by the way he swallowed
without having anything to swallow"
went on Dick Cronk in his narrative
concerning his visit to David's uncle.
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white as he did when he rode past the
place where ! was hiding on his way
back home, | hung around the post
office all day. knowing just as sure as
shootin' that he'd write to the Niger.
wherever he was. Sure enough. about
? O'Clock up comes the darby that had
admitted ME the day before. bringing
n couple of letters.
lie stuck 'em In his pocket while he
hitched his horse TO the rack. I bump
ed into him accidental like. 'Nough
said A minute later he was lookin'
everywhere on the ground for his LET
tiers. and he was s~carrit. too. I'll tell
you that. | went back and asked him
IL he was lookin' for his letters. He
said he was. I said. You dropped
EN- in the wagon l reached In and
made believe to pick EN- up. I'd had
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XWYHEN the NIGHTS performance
NV was over Thomas Braddock
came back to announce 10
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Disclosures by Dick.

"HKE kind o. got control OF him.
self after awhile. though. and
A began to question me sarcas-
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Tor bele famiien.

-en pasitnoe Dmors for % Bebonoln9en al 6oropslmumonerne er n,bueno O
tor @unobeoens'o prtbo1oeNe. Sps lite gRapefuntionen potbes reaelme,Ho. 1o
at De coerFpo9e stofer og gtse @asarter ubaoea regelnaesIqt, eter moturena
BeramraeFe sr @lenbsbeo og l1pasieigbeb, ofe fuBt al Ell alporla epobpm. ben
1"e Sple Dr. IS 9. @abmelJ EN- bel tenot Siege im br gjrt gRopen, Snbpo<
'ene % Seueipsoomnne til fit ipecene @tubium benpeb trebiue Mr, Faer at 1or
toppele er oiefte anfparls for be hMe @psoomme. 9or at opbeoe en- FABIAN Sill
1lanotns al i'mple ohprenoe urter meo @epfn, gaturens eset SoropjeGes1tof, Der
er 1enot lom 81. galonens @prup @epfn o9 anbfaht at lbenbe Soccer ga apo<
tbetae ooeroi., &potbetrne ialsr bet for bnotreTnbstppe Gents 71afen, mebens
en- ferre SLATE, Der inoebol@r mere END oobbrn iaa meeA, tonr en- 9onar.
Sette i'mple % trpsse miboel Der Omtr burhet os let renter Snbuoloene foe
alt urent, sHi8t Dperhos uben at fornprre 9aaen at Jurbpjeqeslpnenmt sie1pe
5orope}en 9fprter aRapens, 2euerens os Snopoomps noturlae @pner, (ooot Big
fe Srganer isrn ufDtet fan uorette oeres Nrbeoe. On 9uis # @prup Gepin p1
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upasieIsbeo> lee 9aebpnen, os senoprehe os ueoGsebo1oe @unobmn. apb en-
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res 6orlangenoe.
Or eaIo~e1s Sprup Hepfm enoRjent Nib ss beba9eie, os trps at benptt.
for 8prn @ug8en, ct dp iaa pirtnin9sfub paa ben ferteae @onnnution, % er ct
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bol%s enboer 5amttes gQeoinssjemme, feroi9 for arus pebI bet fprae 9ean ta
uoroen 9RauenL Snbpoloene eLr Qperen.
Geo a uorenfe Snopoloene os fjerne llrenbeoerne, iom unbertoen irrierer %
letter 8tenbeqe ee1eOeoet, bill @prup @epin buuet opbeue De alo meOfs<
8enbe imertfuloe notpmmeNer, Der @lminbei9beo taloes Giorrb6.
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County 8oar0et / Monitolpoc
County oil blipe onn1o0et ON at be-
pilge $4,000 til Beibpgning /
GountDet UNDER Sen npe 8ejlop.
@agen ifal bcbanoles poo 8oaroets
n9it tie Me0e.
Soiep6 Mies / Gree Yop, is
Mor gommel og @jer al Scr
2anosman", Ben plolte tpife Mpis /
oen nor0lige Sci al @tscon1in,
fal6t 0p0 ON poo @aoen npr lit
Siem. San fipbte 8lo0et / 1905.
- @11perngr Mc@ppern bar l1n=
oerlfreoet lloleperingspapirer for
Mntoni 8oiello, er ii06er / Spnglel
/ Stalien og ct onflaget for Mor0et
paa Sobn Serton / 5bebopgm1 co.
6orbrp6elien blep begaoet Sen %.
Sum- 1911, oe liben far Eolitict
i6gt efter 8olello.
- 9ouis 9iecfmal1, Ell rig &jpb,
mon6 / Sbebopgan, reiite forle6en
Sag til minneapolis for at billie
paa fin Sgiter, Mrs. Morp Grief
ion, JONI ban life bop6e b6rt fra
paa 80 Mar. 6omilien boeoe /
Gono oat 9ac for 80 Mar li6en, ga
Marp gifteoe f:g og flptte6e bort
@i6en bor Sc to Seifen0e life bprt
fra 9inon6en fgr MI.
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9r. Galbpen:-
Sea slaqebes / en- Marreffe Of boarlig Jor6pjelfe
% eoritoppelIe meb alIe bereS ule1nper, faa tont So11ts
mlelbeb. 6onebpine p9 alnin6e1t9tI Sloebet1noenoe.
Sea ~forieafe nere W}ibler uben @eiultat. 1lnoto9en en-
mmiblerti6ita sinbrina. Ser e., Eio iiben blee ies a.=
ncjel5e at mebbele, at benne Mebtcin NIT Stltaloe 9ar
bit Tia at bore bet ieQ tiltrengte. Seq bar brl9t Here
Iia{fer 1ueb bet bebite @eiultot. % leg er %ooerbeo1!t
ont, at bet bill brin9e mig ben Sur leg ner1teoe. Se9 MI
altib bplbe bette p~9rbifulbe Mtbbel / nit gus.
6. 81. SBrenien,
3644s3rb Mpe. go.
MinneappliS. Mtnn.
9r galblpell:-
Sat fnr Yrpoen al Snrup 8epiir. Set ct ben beo=
Ie Wfebictn ie9 nogsniinbe bat bru9t. Se9 mao 9oo
treble Wtl til ct MpDtbef.
Gilia .. 9a9lano,
@reaneb. @peri9e.
ST. GaIbnell:-
Sea mobtoe 9eres 8rspeflaIte al Sprup Heplin o9
iea bar fipbt en- resnler 6laite / bet n~ernteite 'Npotbei;
ST rirfer ubmerfet, % iee oil lite uuopnre bet nit
pus.
Beter 9dnien;
st. s. 8. gr. l, Boz 40.
YDeluS, y}eb.
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9nn1a.

Stenfnuieriet / Soma Sails,
%tilbprenoe gllsportb Stone Co.,
neo6rgn0tc forle0en Scat. 8Dg-
ntngerne og Wolfinerne bar osi1,-
reret for $4,000.
Mrs. 81. Is. Coll, gift n1eo
en- prominent Tarner ner S0o
@rope, ifjpnfeoe lin Mnn6 Tpillin=
! ger, to 9renge. Mr. Goll b6rer til
Set progressive Earti, og fan be-
ntteoe, at bans S6nner iful0e beo=
be Se00p og @iram.
llniperlitetet / Soma far l1n=
ier @pitterminen 2,21S 6tu0enter
eller 1876 Yrocent mere ems. ifjor.
Torggellen / Stu0enternes Mntal
m9rfes / allie 5folens Mf0elingcr.
Sen jurioiife Mf0eling far ingen
fbin6elige @%tu0enter; men ser CT
200 mnnblige gtl!benter.
antalIet al Stuoeuter pes
Sanobrugslfolen / Mmes cr I'LL
1916. Mon troe6e flor, at Sc
LOAF 5tu6ettter, iom 9folen oa
bdD6e bar Set itpr1te Mntol, Sen
fl1noe gjtre Jig &oab ON at foa.
ct fife unuligt, at @foIen nil
Babe 1,400 Stttsenter, fer @folc=
aaret CT 1lut.
aopt. oe mrs. .. s: G ua;,if
bar lit Sejm 11er M(bioHH, borr
d%1ttd9elig oen itprlte 6omilie / gtaz
Sc bar t set bele 25. 8grff,
gan tdr Is og bar peret ait fire
&iiit bar lpp mes lin for,
tc @o'ro. 1ere@ pnoite Barn blcp
dot forle6e1t Dog. aopt. GroIt CT
3 Nor aommel 81 Fans @ultr1 80.
91r1 bar babt II Hgtn.
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Morene eller opl9ies peo @jelp al
Ell iterf Gilies Snoflp6elle.

Ell lterf Gilies S%noflp6elle.
Seq fan t. gfs. income, at Sen
fienote Merbelpecialilt, Or. @Dtben
CIT Gang fit @elgg al en- Eatient,
iom / ca. 3 2tar bopoe llpbt Jig of=
lteo paa &rpffer. Sans ganfprbe6
bar fremfal6t al en- nerpgs 9ioelie.
Or. 9Dt6en beor0rebe Eatienten til
at foltc &rpfferne og goa orient
Zig pan 8enene.
Set ifete, lon 2ngen bopoe be-
falet = 6iftionen bar pplpit.
Sao0al1r1e gfsempler err fon ate
ret baaoe me6 ba1te og oene, flute
6e 2egen.
So, Scr CT ifet Tremifrtot!! s
yGe jtjDllan6s Social : Den1pfrat"
friuer en- ga11mel Mrbejoer UNDER
@erfet uHer G6per" falgenoe be-
Notwithstanding 2inier::
Seq for MI goot SC TIRE SneIe
Mar pno 8ngen.
@n6mu CT ieg orbeiosfriif, men
ON Mftcnen meget trGt.
So jeg tpnfer ti6t tilbage.
S911fer poo Sc uIore &ommteroter
i min ung6o1n.
Ser bar life en / mini Ml6er,
iom life bob6e gibet OPP.
@nten baboe 9aben el(er 6attig=
be Ienet toget Sem.
Sen la11ge Mrbejostio bapoc lppf=
fet Sem. -.
Gen ringc 9p1, mcoferer Cult og
Sann.
Ser er opg naoet noget ii6en 6o.
Mrhej6sti6el1 er forterc - 2gnne11
be6re.
&niber Set neo &clhrcbet, far hi
@pgefosi len.
gn fortere Nrbejoslesbeo bjpGper
Mrbei6sl6sbebsfosien ODER.
Ste0er o110et til, far ri &rop
poa @i9lpefasien.
Sg noor jeg fife fan mere, bar
ieg &et til Observation-Disclosures.
6or $3.50 Mar iioen bar ser /
ale 6isic THfnloe fin - 6ottig=
beienet.
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8orgerret.
st @rgo el(cr ct @los Gi,1 betal=
tes meb c&olgretten.
5oa ito0 Sen erlige Nr6cjoer /
me6 6orbrp6eren.
9og, 0enne f11uoe fao sgresop=
~ 81 :l..z IL
Set if Sen fotti9e Nrbejoer iffe!!
SO, Ser CT ifet 5teHtifrEaFT
9ng %arfc til Sc li6itc Sro; 50,
Der CT ifet 6remltri6t!" Set CT tffc
)6et Gag hi 6grer Sen Sl1orpmmelic :
:ro lociol= oemofrotiif SIDE, ifriper
,Talborg Nntstio." ST.. 5obroc !!
1too felt til Eoris, isr bau finder !
'dd at n0tolc, at / Ga1tltarf fan
Srollffi1to1toene lute, ht5brltoes Sc
humane S0eer isres us t Hiutt: Set |
r life lrnee iiSen, at eli iocial=oe=
nofrotiif Golfer 1taS % .brplcoe:
.>onn1orf ct cit SfdHSiel for sen !
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tarere Gogligfoit ira sen SIDE. {
It'll oocrfor Sem Scr 0pper"s IT'LL
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Hetten TOM Dog til oct Helulta1,
at begge @p6rgsmaal moote belpo=
res meo abiolut Nel.
Mu ct ser imi0lertiO for Seterle lens
ELECTROMAGNETIC lfet en- opiigtSp9ffe1=
Sc Gen0ing / 5agen, i0et Msleslor
Sborup peo Z. &riminalfammer et=
ter lpngere 6orbgr ofla9be Mrrelt=
befret ODER bam.
0enne Mrreltotion bar ingen 81
refte Silfnptning til Mr6ejoet paa
'@briltionsborg eliot. Sorbiitorien
er sen, at ban / 1908 gift fallit,
fort efter at fan bop6e fj9bt "Sl1lc=
moiegaar0en" peO 9pnge. Sans
80 bite poo bette Siospunft 49,
1000 ST. / Eosliper, 1000 ST. |
Mftiber.
Saiel,1em en- 1,pjere ltnocrl egel1e
'ot bpo6 Heterlen Ser ienere 1lo=
trao6t al 6irrnaet Mooien & Setter
len = foretog Jig i Sioen omfria9
''&onfur1en, far &reDitorerne toaet
6en Opfottelie, q Ser foreligger en-
ipigogtig Tallit, og Ser blep Der or
ien6t Mnmo0nirg til &ette11 ON at
foretage en- friminel timber 9gelie.
Sen orreltcrebc gntreprenbr er
Ca. 40 Mar 9amme1. s Sc ienere
Star bor ian toget Gel / mango ito
re 8pggeorbci6er. Set er Ell Selp-
fplge, at bans &egnlfober mi bliper
fritiif gjcmemgaaeoe, og So1oipn=
ligbeben CT for at So9e11 Njcmner
iflere Sperro1 feller.
9iafpnisic, Der / 10 Mar far lily
get lam, iaar plnoieli9 lin Tprltg=
bco isjen. Set bpr0er life loa
[Ijelbent, at man fra en- eller onoel1
religigs bpiteriif @eft berer Sale
ON Mirofler, lom pluoielig gigr
@ibelens 2egenber til @irfeligbeo /
Dor mo6erne Sis. Men at Ser 1toe
IRA SEN ganife bit religipie, men
oog negterne Diofonisieitiftelie full
|6e fomme 8u6i fab ON Mtrafler, bg=
1rer 5oe bel nof til noget gonife enc
1taae10e. Sffe 0elto minore CT BET
|TiIfel0et.
Ser bercttcs ON cit 3tafonislc,
iom / ontrent ellebe Mar fat pGret
|ipg og iengeliggenoe.
st 5logtilfal6e bor gjennem De
mango Star lammet ollie benbes Gent
mer, oq bun loa I oenne pl1fprroi9e
og ocnte0e poo 0a0c1.
Gtor blep oerf or or9e11S, Or.
Bruins 9perroifelle, So bon for Ell
ii6en fom111er inb for at ic til
fin Natie1,t % t|li6et beltoe iioocnoe
'opreiit / @eraen me6 ct fort bliot
pea tit Mniigt.
Sum fprflore6c, at bun pluoleliaI
bopoe facet Sen S1oifp0elic at relic
fig op, og brn aioroc Set lroc11 mo-
get @eipnr.
2pge11 1t10eriogte ben6e nnrllterc;
% los benbe itoa op. @ltl1 bcbrge=,,
Sc Jig, itdttet til 2rae1s oa Ell sp-
geplejerifes Mr>1, fen as @,'lpct. l
S Sc idlgeit6e Gage ajcnpo,,bt
6un bele i'm 6prli96eh. /
@n 2nge, bucm man bar iorrrogti IS
SIfR1oet, iporeoe: c
9fsie loofal6te Mirofler CT otSez |
es life ufienote. sos Menlt6ii ffet, 8
'er ram1res al SGogtilfpl0e eller 7
iemi6ges df eH eller anoen ltlDffe, :
for noge>t SID bringer 0eres
It's Of 6ltrftion, opitaor
ct ofte en- nero9s 6iftiol1. ON at ii
e fremoeles fife fan BRUCE bette Ii
Her bint 2em eller Sunier. Gennr
fan enten fortage Zig meSJi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-11

1tnSeroffieeren: Som Sc fige
mig, 60, Dporfor Sc ffol giere Son>
'iar for Deres Gorefatte?"
Nefrl1tten: u8or fife at fommc
Snllet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-11

SoF olle go6e Gonter> Sc Fan Tet
life So,
fsr eift0t1u beore Galrfer er Ipir5et at
otres Tre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-11

Spistsueffcnoc Mrreitation. Sci
t'tl erinores, at ser nplig %periere6e
Ell ret ieniationel Sag for g}etten,
toet Set @pergSmao1 bar rejit, ON
Der al ct Gntreprengrfirmo, iom bap=
De Mrbejoe ue6 Gbriitimsborg @lots
bar uopiit 1tregelmps=
ltgbeoer, eller ON ser bar rroget golt
oeo &eanffabsafl9ggelien. Blanot
Dem, Ser optraoote lom Mnfragere,
oar G%rtreprensr 6. Eetcriem aF Sir
noet Maolen & Eetcrien-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
ksQsklIeaa Asseohliss

The Republican county assembly
met last Saturday, selected delegates
to state, congressional, senatorial and
Judicial assemblies and adjourned
until August Z when a county ticket
will be named. On Monday the
Judicial assembly met at Montrose
and renominated Sprigg SLackleford
by acclamation for Judge of the
seventh district John L. Stivers of
Montrose was named for district
attorney. The state, congressional
and senatorial assemblies met at
Denver "Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
Priests New Hsne

Plans are completed and the con-
tract let for what will be a distinct
ornament TO Gunnison in the wav OF
a residence. The new dwelling will
be built for Father Vim. Kipp,
pastor Of st. Peters Catholic church.
and will occupy two lots on the
corner opposite the church TO the
westward.
OF bungalow style, with eleven
rooms and bath. and a veranda
across the front, the dwelling will
be % by AZ feet in size, with full
basement. There will be two bal
comics used for sleeping quarters.
An ornamental fireplace will adorn
the large sitting room, but the whole
house will be heated bv steam.
Endner and Company have the con.
tract
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
u - hlnllu1

Jssa 0ssnt csase N isaa -
Lkrss asse. IN sAs SpssaG CssuA
dsssr'c'. Monday hssaSssG sisA ki4
JOAN fsssse sad T.. D. Tvssssve.
besk II Essvsr. she sss ,sssssussd
wsth ksn W the Dcsa clssms. end
wte. saosskss Ssh Gse A ssskl,
esn . SsosP 81 y clss.s sdjosa.ag
sl.s tAcsas psepsssy.
leaass, Tprvssso and StsAl sse III
psscsscsl wIaess sad are wsslsAy
All shres sss heavily Interested "
the Vlad'cssor psoPersy in Cripple
CTeek. Iesssr hssiAS bssa foss~aa
for wears end Tresssro, sspesintes-
dent. stshl 's aow sserssssy of the
V.sd'essor company.
For noaths Grant has hsss trying
10 induce these practical msa 70
visit the property in which they sse
Interested, bot business dsmands
upon them kept them away. They
spest several days in the Spring
Greek country and are spsstly in-
pressed with the appearance of The
eosatry.
The Doctor mine wss located
originally in 1880.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02

dsss &s ssea oakas tso~ pss..As.s
de~s - coassshle.
Nesess q skss prs~Ary. e shsy
sssss The pollsaG boosl. vsll be hsse
- tlsascssa'e sad R~Pshlscsa
hsllos.
They nSss selsct The one wlIh
the csadsdsass Of shsss party lsasd
sad plsce . cra~s sssss she nssne 81
eas Psrsoa for each Office, whom
thss dsssre 10 be the nousnss Il she
perty 1t the eeaersl Novemtss elec-
t,oa. The unused bsllot must bs
ressraed to the judges aloaS wish
the one they have uaarked.
The direct psimsry iaw ressires
that only PARTIES having polled Ten
per cent Of the vote si the lest gen
ersl election shall be eonsidered ct
the primary. This 10 Why only
Democrstie and Republican tickess
q re included.
Every candidate for stste senator
OF representative saast sign one Of
two pledges, one that he will vote
for the peoples cheice 80 uasd<; or
one that he will vote for his party
choice. There will be nothing on
the primary bslla to indicate
whesher . candidate has been selec
ted by petltion or On sssembly.