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The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
PUBLIC TRUSTEES aAII

Defsult having been made by john
G. Bennett Of Garfield County, Colo
RADIO, in the payment Of principal and
interest on his 1000 note dated Nov.
Goth, 1909, and secured by . certain
deed Of trust recorded in the office Of
the County Clerk and Recorder Of saij
Garfield County on TIE 10th day Of
Jaaua1y, A. D. 1910, In Book 20 st
page No. l37 Of tie 0aFfielA Css.ty
record; BY ssason Of which dsfsslt, J.
e White, who 10 the legal holder sf
aid sots secured in and BY saiA Assl
II tsvs4, has declared sll Of ~ 10.
asbteaAsss due sAA payaA3s AL T.
aaAds this Foreclosure. New, tAsssfess,
fear wssks' psbhe .ctics = hereby
sivea tAas I, tie unAsrsignsd, - Psslie
Trustee In said aesd Il t11s4 0ao4isosA,
aaA under Its powsrs 81 antAssity
sad fss H. ssss ssA PasPsss tAsosia
stated, Win ell e pakais aaseisa ~
the bsst price tAe ss0s viii Ssine b
cash, o. 4onday, tie 31GA AAy - ~.
ruasy, A. D. 1918, a& tAs hear Il tWe
o clock p. l., a4 tAs froat deos q ths
County Court Hease in tAs town ef
Glenwooi epriaes, ColoraAs, al e ~
following described prope1ty in and BY
said deed Of trust conveyed, situated
in said County and State, to-wit:
Lots nunbefsd thirteen (13), fsus.
teen (l4), fifteen (l5), sixteen (lS,,
seventeen tl7) and eighteen (ls), In
block nanbsred five ~ IN Wesvss's
Addition 70 the tswl sf Caxbeadals,
according 70 the plat - record in the
effies sf ths Bseerdsf Of Desds Il sid
Garfield Comfy, Colorado Also IN
buildinss and i1peove0sats thsssse II
Whatsoever kind q AAkass, taeseAes
With l-eoe iseseast in 80 10 . -
intsssst N ~ Wsavsr 80 kssaAaety
Ditch, which u IN undivided tsAsssst
a.l sw.essAip- TegstAse ssse With ~
IiGA&s, titls, equity - Sseseft - ~
dsaptisa Of ~ - tsAA Q. Dsaast4
- lsifs aaa a0iQs tAsfsfA ss1tsse
oaly - rsasaptisa - pesvS3s1 Sy hw.
Dated at 0asaWssa optfe04 Csesso-
%, tAis 3otA day Il Je.sssy, A n
1918.
CHA1LDB ". SMITH,
Public Trustee - GoFfSslA OsaaAy.
First psblieaEisa Jaa. -, 1o14
Last publieakisa FSA a. 1913.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
Restoration 70 Entry OF Lands in
National Forest

Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing $40 acres,
within the White River National For
est, Colorado, will subject to settlement
and entry under the provisions of the
homestead laws of the United Statas
and the act Of June IL, 1906 ga Stat,
233), 1t the United States land office
at Glenwood Springs, Colorado, on
March 81. 1918. ANY settler who was
actually and in good faith claiming any
of said lands for agricultural purposes
prior to January l, 1905, and has not
abandoned sane, has . preference right
to make . homestead entry for the laAds
actually occupied. Said lssds were
listed upon the applications Of the per-
sons neatiosed below, who have Q pref
erenee right subjset TO tAs prior right
Of say such settler. provided such sst-
tier o. applicant 10 qualified TO make
Homestead estry as4 tie preference
5ight is exercised prior to March -,
1913, o. which Asse tAs hsAs Win -
subject to settIenent aaA eatYy by any
qualified pefses- The lA.ds are - fol-
lows: The wv Of 6Wk, See. 10, the
EN- Of SEN, Sec. II, I. . g., =. 81 w.,
sth P. n, 100 aeres, Application sf
Chester A. River, Of Gypssn, Colorado;
List S-l3lO The Eh Of MEN. See. 81,
the wy Of Nwk, See. -, r. 3 g., B.
8l W.. 100 acres, application Of Marco
Ogden, Of New Caatle, Colombo; List
2-l401. Tue sen, See. IS, T. g., b.
81 W., 100 seree, application Of Hads
Peter Jensen, Of Gypsum, Colsrado;
List 21532. The MEX Of SEN, the
sen Of NEk,. Sec. 20, the SW Not
Nwk. the Nwk Of SWk, See. 2l, r.
R. g. Green, Of Gypsan, colorado; Last
PsoTDsR 4Rp.s.ss %.s..ss s. ,sis g. e.
the General Land Office. 2.l.2-24
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
nsFIu1 loa pu1a1uA1s0

Dspext1eat sf the Interior, q. q. LnnD
Omce at Glenwosd speilg., o..
DEE. -, 1918. slT ns
Notice 3 hereby given that Megy 4.
0rssa, Il Gle.weod spriaes. Csls, -
On oetoner 18th, 1871. made psset
tiou :, Township 2 South, Raper . ~,
ssh PRINCIPAL Meric;sa,-Aee.siiI.s-s -sotsee
ot inieGfion to make fSaaI Osoosl
Proof, 70 establish claim to the oso6
shove deAerihed. hefor. III. Rsatoos
and Receiver. q. g Land OMseA -
Glenwood srr'nes. Colorado. = -
18th day Of February. 1919
Claimant names ~ Witnesses. a
j. Hanghl. Harry B. Green snd 49,
t"rher Green NJ Glenwooa SSsenQa
Colo, and David Smart. Of Oln1o1l
Colo. sfS9if Z
RE FoRDH Al
lzxSsS Mse~N
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
lFI3nA11or roa aaAxue

nsAss b hsssey tvs. tAas an -
sat'ses Ter permits - Qaao 0l11ak
Aenss sd sAssp WtAiA ~, 0sRs8
Natisaaa Hsesst during IL ssasse -
islo sAeSA b hlsa q NJ sk4ise =
AlpeA Ooasso4s, - - ,hGNiso 0Ou4
"a ma lHal1 iAft0nAiea 4. mAea -
- 0adag 1ao - - eAaeDoA, anA
|AAAk fA1s - - ~ y nokAaR -
pase1 YM - 1asasaAsa uo9nR
|ssssk SsAA Aslassa Hs0G oaPek
|vAR. 9di CoTl J k84o
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
PUBLIC TRUSTEES RAL8

Default having been made by Cecil
L. Ward of Garfield vounty, Colorado,
and Wheeler A. Getty whose addfess is
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebr., in
the payment of interest due on that
certain promissory note dated the lst
day of December, A. D. 1909, ssd due
on or before five years with iaterest
At the rate of per cent Per annum,
said interest payable annually, asd Sc
cured by . certain Deed Of THUst dated
the lst day Of December, 4. D. 1909,
and recorded in the Office Of - County
Clerk and Recorder Of sail Garfield
Ceunty, Colorado, On tAs 9oeA Gay of
January, A. D. 1910, in Bsok - - page
$50, Of the Garfield Cosnty sssords;
BY reason Of which default, y. O. Wat
50 who 10 the legal hsldss q ~ note
sseurel In aad BY ssid dssA q trust,
has declared al sf saiu iaAseesdAsss
due and payable, and dsans1s this
forselsssfs. New therefore, fsB weeks
P.blis sstiss = Asrsby sivsa Nat !,
~ unAeDigAed, - ssasese = saaA
dssA sf trust ns.tisasa, saA - ~
powsrs s1A sathseity shA for VAeusso
aad purposes therein stateA, win ssu 1t
public eviction Ter H. bsst price TIE
sane viii bring i1 easA, % 4so4Ay,
tie 10th day Il Esbssa1y, A. D. lSl3,
at tie hs1f Of I've O'Clock p. y st
the frost dsse ef ~ Csunty Ceast
House in the town Of GlseWoel
SPRING., Colorado, all Of the following
described property in and by said deed
of trust conveyed, situated in said
County and State, to-wit:
The north half Of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quartss Of
the northwest quarter of section thirty
three 1887, the southeast quarter ct
the southeast quarter of section twea,
ty-nine (29), the north half ef tAs
northeast quarter the soutAsost
quarter Of the southwest quartes, asd
the southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section 32; the northwest
Of the northwest quarter Of ssettea
50, and the west 3S.7s sores e IL
west half Of the southwest qussess q
section Is; described ~ follow, -.
wit: beginning st the soothwese soe>
ner Of section %, thence running nsstA
1857 feet, thsaee in . va,aerins eelDs
dowa Parachute creek 1907 feet, tkssss
in . southeasterly course A06 eosk,
thence south lli4 feet; thenes vssi
800 feet to the starting point, 49, -
uhNAvhoC0 s"o-shhub AhsCk0Vk IN D18bK
Of land Is feet wide running neesa
from Parachute crock to the Low Cese
Ditch following west Of said seetise -.
also all right, title and interest b ~
Spring Valley and Low Cost DiteAss
and water rights thereunto belonging,
together with all other bitches and
water rights used with or appertainaAg
to any Of the above described lasA, "a
Of the above described land being Il
Township South of Range oe, ". ~
p. n.
Together also iwth all right, ttGls,
equity and benefit Of redemptiso q
the said Cecil Ward and whes30 4.
Getty, their heir and assigns thsss6a.
subject oaly to redemption ~ prssi6sl
BY Law.
Dated at a,savood sprins. osssgesA
this 9Th day Of January. A. y fo1oL
@ ". SMITH,
Public Trustee Of Garfield Oqne8
ffrst psbl'eatioa jan. II, 1919.
IAA psbliestisa FSO. ., 1913. ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
Ho11uD xu9 HU1110AxBuO


Dspntosot - - Iatseiss, q. q Laaa
V.ilee at 0lsawood Spring. Osls.,
Jan. g, 1913.
Notice h hereby given that Charles
L. 0chset, Of 0Isawoel Spring., Csis.,
Xto on July %, 1908. made Homestead
EaOs SGsii.n ~. Jf4o, ssI Sz-Es SsS,lSsSS sS
q, fswnship 8 South, Range % w.,
INA, Meridian, has flied notice
Of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
ard Receiver, U. 8. Land Office, at
Glenwood Springs, on the 18th day of
March, 1918.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Joseph
Nick, Mary Hiek, Martin OAkraut and
Joseph 4ieklisA, an Il 0lsaweed
$50 1sGlaia
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

"suffefed day and night ths tsrnsa4
OF itching piles. Netting hslped -
uDtl rssd Dsaat Oins1saA - -
~ ~ laseiao.sEB1A ~ n -
~ Aavse 90 A.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
Al10oAneus Yuo NnAHJUo

Netsss = hssssy givsa 49, - -.
P}ieaeaess ter permits - gzsso eae11A
Aessss en3 sheep vitAis ~ WAa1s
River National Fssest asFink IL 80
saa q 1872, sA1xs se xaysa n MJ SxfSee
at Meeker Colorado. % o. bsesso
March Is, 1918. Fall infsrnatieo -
regard To- the grazing fess 70 ~ charged
and blank forms to be used in oakine
applications will be furnished upsn -
quest. crosby A. Hoar, Acting SaPar
visor. l-4SS-E
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
NOTICE or YUAL WFII0WG,
In the Matter Of the Estate q There's
E, RosenberR. Deeessed.

In the Matter Of the Estate q Theresa
E. Rosenberg Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that On Mon
day, the 24tA day Of February, A. D.
1913, being one Of the regular days Of
the December term Of The County Court
Of Garfield County, in the State Of Col
orsdo, 1, the andefsignsd Administrator
ef sid estate, will appear before the
Judss Il sal Csurt, pesscat ny finai
settlsasat - soeh; pray the approval
Of ~ saos, AID will thsa apply 70 Be
Discharged - sch AaAinistfatef. AZ
which tine aad passs any pesssa u
iatsrsse nay spPsar anA pFessat objss-
tSees = tAs aas, Il any tAses b.
Dated At Glsnwoed spring, Ceaa&
d, JaAnAxy 0tA, lol1. 1
THDO0008 DO0U6DED0.
"a II 70 .arre -4f AAinau1vpiH.
Esse DshHsa4isa Jsa. H.. l0l1.
lAst psbhsatisa N. !, 1S1A
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
11-484S

"a vspsss ~ sals = - 60
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

County Treasurer and Ars. A. =.
Little left for Denver Thursday to BE-
goae for several weeks. Mr. Little .
health has been very poor fer several
weeks, and they are making the trip
o.. that account, hoping that the change
and the advice of specialist will re-
enlt in a bettermest.-Red Cliff News
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

There is a movement on foot to iu-
stAll large creamery at Grand june
tion, with skimming stations 1t
ueBeque, Palisade, Iona and White.
water. A. Z. PeftOn of Bonita Park,
has been gettiag . list Of those Who will
ship cream and the number Of cow.
-DeBeque New Era.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

Eass.s 0rakA - Grsa4 pse.as
saisss iron CasbssdssS 0asHsA sssnty
aad for naay yssas : ~ ss'isissA.
Republieas, AAs svi1ssely sssa ~ -
ssss Of hs wsys s.a ssz.sa Dsosssss
oscause the papers, q - lssse ssos e
AAsn, in that lsesAty ere .rgi1g tAst
d be appointed 0ssssGasy Il AGrtsai-
srre. ty 'ffrssidert-e!eet Woodrow VII
oea. -Rockvale PanAsG.
It 10 understood that Senator Par
sish, who is the only prominent nas
n prowers eaunty who dses not ows
- auto. will be requested to introduce
Q bill in the leg stature for the Pr
eDsti"n of the autoista The law Pre-
ssSss that all pedsserians Dsss -
1qirP~.i with Psrt aaA seasbssrd l0hts
- ssaaA Q sisea wAfseo WAsa ~
aD1snps = 0so ~ alssa1D - sonb -
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

A .unAee sf tAs Ma people ere In
tsesstsl IN pssti,g aswn ssas wells.
They havs contracted with R. p. Nick
en- and Bob etalsy fer Tie WORK. Mr..
Stsiey left for idaho this morning after
their naehinsFy which will sssivs IN
about 10 days. While their prime Oh
jset b water for domestic purposes,
they are equipped for deep drilling and
their pan will be to try for artesiaa
water. II they could strike some good
hswine well It would mean much to
our mesa land.-Gfand Valley NeWh.
Rifle creek having overflowsd III
baaln b tAs lswss part q tsws, ths
AsR h tAs hass sseesa ~ 1assy
Tsaas = sAsse . 49, 49, = vaAss.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

Otta Hahnewald, VINO owns ranches
AN the South Fork of the White and
Peeanee in Rio Bianco county, is Bow
q county commissioner of Garfield
county. This should make it easier to
work with Garfield county board for
highway No. +5-Rifle to Meeker and
,em north.-Meckcr Review
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
GETTY GROVE

Joe krespbach spent Sunday with
his brother Matt.
Mrs. ChaS. Spaeth spent Sunday
with Mrs. Henry Weiner.
Ben Needer ana daughter Martha
spent Sunday at Hugo klar's.
Clement Sanders and Francis Speek-
er spent SUNDAY at Chas. Spath's.
Miss Rosalie KrebS spent Saturday
and Sunday with Madona EXford in
Sauk Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deters spent
Wednesday with her parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joe Weiss in West Union.
Mrs. Henry Deters and son Edwin
went TO Minneapolis Sunday to spend
some time with her sister Mrs. Lang.
Mrs. John Ripka went to Sauk Cen
tire Sunday to spend some time will
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Miller.
Joe Weiner and sister Abbie and
Thresia Verphal Of Sauk Centre
spent Saturday and Sunday at Her
man Weiner's.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ripka and child
rem Tillie and Emil, MIR. and Mrs
Willie Gritzmacher and son Robbie
attended the Miller and Kleinschmidt
wedding Wednesday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
MCCORMIC. LAKE

Henry Lloyd has been quite sick
for the past TWO weeks.
Lloyd Preston is employed by o. S.
Cass during springs work.
=: Ole SamueIson spent Sunday after
noon with Henry Anderson.
Clark Wilcox and son Paul were
callers at Arthur Lloyd's Sunday.
Mr.. Chlenewteh and family of Ashley
spent Sunday at the home of c. W.
Preston.
GOdfred Anderson expects to leave
soon for Montana i'm company with
Thomas Brown.
Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Mann, and Miss
Martha Wolfe visited the McCormic
Lake school Friday.
Clarence Cleveland went 20 Calgary,
Canada. Tuesday, to spend the sum.
mer with his sisters.
f. A. Lyman and family of Sauk
Centre drove through this vicinity
with their auto Sunday.
The McCormic Lake school closed
Friday for tie summer vacation after
a successful term Of eight months.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01

EIR@h MALE

quite a number of people are on
the sick list.
Miss Elsie Schafer spent Sunday
with her parents.
A son arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Spears.
Gilbert Stegner i~ working for r.
Peterson during seeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garl0ck visited MIR.
and Mrs. Sclaefer Sunday.
Mrs. +. Martin spent last Friday
with her sister Mrs. Sarah Stegner.
\ coffee party was held at Mrs.
Strobeck's Sunday for the Swedish
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 6ettyS from
Valley City. y. B. visited J. }. @ettys
last Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
Men Who Succeed,

The men whom have seen succeed
best in life have always been cheer
full and hopeful men. who went about
their business with a smile on their
faces. and took the changes and
chances of this life like men, facing
rough and smooth alike as it came
Charles Kingsley.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
ENCOURAGEMENT.

DO you think" inquired Rev. Mr..
Snodgrass, that my revival services
are having any practical effect?"
Yes, some," acknowledged Deacon
Southpaw; "the last sugar / bought
of Grocer Smith was only two ounces
short.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
Heard In a Store.

Mrs. A.-Eggs are such a price.
Mercy! When / see the card on the
fresh once / have to hold my breath.
Mrs. B.-Well, If you bought the
cheap ones you'd have to hold your
nose.-Boston Evening TRANSCRIPT:
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
Uncle Eben.

Oar is times said Uncle Eben,
dat de bossiest men has to leave
things to other people. De surest way
to git yoh face cut is to jump up un-
expected to give instructions to de
barber dat's Shawn YOU"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
RunIjcsfa Celebration.

The Age Joke-Asked why he was
having a party at his house. the host
replied Tin a stage Whisper: Don't
mention it. but it is the tenth anniver-
sary of my wife's thirty-fifth BIRTH
day!"-Evening Standard and St.
James Gazette.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
Easy Way to Lose Sins.

On the last Gay Of each year the
Korean throws out Of his house a
straw image of man, which is said
to carry sins and bad luck with it.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
Financial Gossip.

Said one man on the street, speak,
ing to friend: well, money talks"
Maybe it does" answered the 9th.
er, "but all it ever said to me was
'Good-by.' '"-Pathfinder
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
Medicine a Poor Profession,

Despite the fact that some of them
manage to get enormous fees, it is
said that the doctors, as a class, get
poorer and poorer, financially, every
year.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-05-01
But They Never Do.

Little fault would be found with
people who tel al they know If key
would quit when they have done that.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13
WELL HAVE TO HURRY

been purpose
Of assisting the counties the building
1913 and 1914 just what proportion of this
will
requirements which
taxation bond spent
improvement The
Madison build 2I0
provided under the Te good roads which
committee instruct the clerk
Should all the
but if half the fail greatly
The county no time in
meeting the requirements the law They
how miles of public highways
its Of the county This is essential in arriving definite conclusion
what share the will the
Madison the
his 'front.'
should time getting i for
fund supervisor appointment
would be lost aeaRns by
highways Alexander
plan of raising funds for improvements should
county commissioners.
golden opportunity for Alexander county acquire
that will every taxpayer in
county by any cir
because that Alexander
just so less the taxpayers
other time
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13
JULY IS IN HISTORY.

1691--Cardina Pignatelli elected
Pope; took name Of Innocent
III
Submarine telegraph cable
laid across ST. Lawrence gulf
from Cape Rice Cove, New
foundland to Ashby Bay, Cape
Breton.
1S64-Sherman prepares to advance
upon Atlanta.
l90S--0scar Erbsloch and four OF
the crew of dirigible ball
loon were killed by its fall
in Germany.
1913--Seat of William Lorimer. OF
Illinois, in the United States
Senate declared vacant for
corrupt methods OF election.
American athletes at the
Stockholm Olympic games
won several events.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13

OF which Major f. c. Warren, presi
dent Of the Lincoln National Bank,
is adiutant, and Asa Bird Gardiner
commandant, was admitted to tho
Aero club.
The Aero clubs latest move is the
establishment of volunteer aero
corps throughout the various states
to act in connection with the ma
tjonal guard It has just announced
the formation OF such a corps in this
state from among its own member
ship. This is the outcome of a
movement under the direction of the
clubs publicity committee, which,
with the committee on military and
naval aviation, has been for the last
year furthering a plan to establish
flying corps in the New York ma
ti0nai guard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13
GOTHAM NEWS AND GOSSIP.

New York, July 12.-District At
torney Whitman, who has been run
ming down grafters and crooks. ha.
been caught red-handed in the act
OF stealing himself. No alarm. how
ever He has simply appropriated
unto himself some of the campaign
methods Of his opponents has
stolen their thunder Next week he
puts his mayoralty boom on firm
footing aud one OF the textures OF
the district attorneys Eight is going
to be moving picture exhibitions. In
these he will show some of the
things he has accomplished and what
It has taken to achieve them. His
followers say it will mean great
education for the people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13

Right across the river. at Tucka-
hoe, N. j., lives Frank LeFrate. saiS
to be the oldest employs in point of
service in any industry in the coun-
try. lie has just rounded out sew
enty-fye years OF employment by the
Hodgeman Rubber company of that
village. Although 81 years old, De-
Frate is able to get about the fac
tory and direct a force Of employees
every day He went to Glen Island
with the other employees, who know
him as Grandpa and helped cele-
brate the seVenty-ffth anniversary
OF the opening of the rubber factory,
LeFrate went to work for the com
pany on June 2S, 1888, the day IT
began business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13

be many times the nominal tax of
five cents a bunch. In order to re-
coup for the action Of this tax the
importer viii raise the price
much more than five cents bunch.
The jobber or wholesaler will make
an additional increase, and the re-
taller will be compelled almost to
double his price in order to derive a
fair profit. fs aa
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13

The Aero Club of America Is fast
becoming a military organization.
It's activities in matters OF aviation
generally are being subject to mill
tary areonautics and its membership
Is being added to by recruits from
out-and-out military bodies.
Through its campaign for an in
creased use of the aeroplane in ma
tlonal defense, the club is coming III
closer association with the national
guard and army and navy author,
ties. Within the last few weeks tho
entire membership of the Veteran
Corps Artillery, organized in 1890.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13

The Banana Buyers Proto-.iv.
association is making preparations
TO continue its fight against the bs-
mana tariff, by sending a second an
peal to the President The duty pro
posed calls for five cents on every
bunch of bananas imported into tn
country and the dealers say that this
VIII cause an increase in the price
or the poor mans luxury. Il ii as
serted by the association that the IN
crease In cost TO the consumer will
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13

MIR, Whitmans boom is not the
only one that Is on the political mar
ket. Though. There are several
Would-be candidates Rumor places
prominently among them the name
OF Governor Sulzer The funny part
about it is, too, that Tammany is
said to be willing to run Sulzer. all
though he has been fighting the or
ganization bitterly since he became
chief executive Of the state last Jan
uafg. fammany's support is said tn
ne on the theory that he can do less
harm at City Han than In Albany
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13
THIS Is THE RABIES SEASON

it is said that warrants will be
unlicensed We would
of licensed dogs that and make
themselves general nusances Have greater
ANNOYANCE than swapping dog? Cairo and
unlicensed that the pedestrian lives While
it, let's rid OF his nuisance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13

How it would change the world for
most of us. II We would stop looking
for flaws and begin to lock for things
TO speak well Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13
THANKS JACK

Jack pay government $50 ooe
bond forfeiture for the privilege leaving
try. We willing rid Of Jack
His decision to remain Europe his the
bond forfeiture would meet with general public
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13

Bulgarians in posi- appreciate just how the
Turks felt when forced for enemys terms
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13
PLAYING FAVORITES

The activity of the health him Che
friendship OF certain Interested
foods but to offset this loss the heath officer
of majority of the people, familiar with
the dangers poisoning
understand that they observe
II
health officer impress this minds
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-13
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