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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Lester
n

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Lester
o. Miller, Deceased
Notice is hereby given. that on Sat-
urday. the 18th day OF June. A d.
1919, ct the hour OF ? O'Clock p. NJ be-
ing one OF the regular days OF the June
Term OF the County Court OF Fremont
County. In the State Of Colorado. l
Ella b. Miller. Administrative OF said
estate. will appear before the Judge
of said Court. present my tinal settle
ment as such Administrative. pray the
approval OF the same, and will then ap-
ply to be discharged as such admins
tratrix At which time and place any
Jerson In interest may appear and
present objections 10 the same II any
there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. May
lsth. 1914.
ELLA B. MILLER.
Administrative OF the Estate Of Lester
o. Miller. Deceased
First Pub. May Is. 1913.
Last Pub. June IL. 1913.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22
I. W. IBBoTsoN.

Lawyers and doctors, attention.
Rent an offioe In the Harding block t.
your own terms. Heat and water free.
l. II. HardIng.-adv. i3pt9.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-22

FOR sALE--ror the next sixty days
AT bargain. my fruit ranch on Lin
coin Park. T. D. Tripp, sol n. Main.
Pueblo. Colo. stf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
be1. eiter foa Dages spgeleie tut1

oen, effter faa Dages Speeleje fun
rogle % fprretppe @nr g%oun1nel.
8orgerrcprnielttm,t 8liffer-
ilaaerlnelter @mtaple1l CT ofganet
beo 0poen al 2ltngebetanroelie.
Sen afoeoe, ion hep goot 81 Mar,
bar / Ell Norrnffe betluSt forifjel=
Ilige 1illtbspoiter inbeufor Gpcial<
6emofratict % par 8orgerreprni en=
tant fro 1900, Mc0lem al M%rbcioer=
forlifrilwsraaoet fra 1898, al BE
itprellen for &ieba,bau1g timber
Notwithstanding fonlnu11ole Mf=
oclilrg % al 8eityrelie1 for Cor
negies 6jelpcfonb.
&oan,nerberre, @pfjnger,ne=
iter 5elmlltb, @repenfop!@aitelr=
ifiolo, Stnre 6reocrifslmlb, CT of
gauet peo Gpoen / &%ipben)npr1, 10
Mar %aaruneI. Gen s(fopoe bar
&DSer al Da1lnebrog og bapoe flc=
re l1oel1lm1olfc Sr0ensoefontioncr.
@eltprereu al &ploi,lg tefl,i=
ife Sfole, Mrfiteft s.. @n1Ooll, er
efter nogeu Eios Spgeligbco Opo,
60slar gu1lln1el.
Gjereu al vM}gllers @otel" /
sGrpesfpbi1m 8ertel Mpller, er of=
gaaet pco 0poen, 66 s(or garltnlel.
9cn afogoe oeltog font fripillig /
&rigcn 1864.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
6nnherwllanh.

&algeme. SEQ Sunoougsualget
Ben 20en ,Sltni / @raul ten palgtc5
&reO1ens giOtilpnrelube &epr9fen=
tant, @aorbeier 9eiS 9fisjcn, &ibp,
meo lalntlige 1913 afgip,,e 0mtjf tie
Stemmer. Mlle De Ona,lfe &alg=
n1nnb pur mpDt; berinno0 Dor allie
Sc tpife Golgmnl1D ll0eblepne
SEQ 2at1ooagspalget / @aberslep
Oen 3. Salni bar mpot iamtltge 179
6a11lfe Galgn1G1t6. vi oe Sc tplfe
&olgnnnno Dor Ser ltoeblepet cit,
og ben tplfe &onoioot iten1te life
pao Jig lelp. 2o,rooogsmo,1o &lop=
pe11borg rumsager blep ~gje1rpalgt
mes 1D Sten1u1er, mebels 81
Stemmcr folot paa sen tpife &ar=
6i0at, Gebejlnerun0 Marte11s. 2nllo=
roao 3rya1rcer proflan1ereoe Deref=
ter Moppcnborg : Sfrumsogers
@olg.
@pilfe Iplger pil &coerloget ..
16. Nai 1913 foa for Eytbe0e1 /
Nor0lle5pig? Dette Spprgsmal
er BET paniteligt at lpare paa, ifipalt
set ipnes gtpet, at Ser foreltanr
itgrre Smpeltnineer. Meange BE-
tragter get lpm Ell 5elpfelge, at
Or. @abn efter bette neolGgger Jim
Npit ion BEN tplfe screenings Jpr=
n1onO % laOer lit 9Sapn iplrfe /
0orglennelie / Npr6l lespig. Set
te er Dog tpirllont; 81. @obn ct
iffc pallt til at bpje Jig for 8eDiier;
ser lfol / bpert Eilfrloe itffert put
fcs froftigt til bam for at faa bonn
til at goo; ntell mualfe me6ferer
llbpiflingen olligeDel bette, pon
Srohs al bans Glp.
9piferues Organization % @aa1lp>
nraaoe far Gong efter &arlg Dtit
Jig at bore toreloet % ubr1gbar
set ful1oe jo t9nfes, at man eu6e=
Zig fpm til Marbeo oper oe1me
&ienbsgjernia1g % tpg &oniefpen=
le1 oeraf, % ion pil0e Or. Sabns
Gage iom TIFF Iprer / Moroilesbia
bore talte. Oct fan Dog neppe OH
tages, at 5piferne nirfelig toger Jig
la1nnreu til ct. iterre i11bre Spgjpr;
Be bnr iiGlocn pitt Jig / Stn1O til
at lore here's Sell.
Men bporleoes ea,0 6ren1ti6cl
ptl for1ne Jig for bore Mobi ta1tberc
- ps 0onlfe lfnl bet life puapir:
fe, enten Splen lfin1er eller Stor=
men tl,oer fra Sp6. 81 ltoar I'LL
trp9gere ems ri for giort Set fer,
o9 ri bolber 4urie1l, iom ri olti<
bar giort set, pon Stregen ret /
Nor5!
Noroilespig er / 2iebliffet mere
6anif enb nogenii1oe tioligere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

Gpclcrnes' :Snpn. s rIprepen=
nen" tortGller ell Slloicnoer f6lge11=
DC lille Splcpelie:
Tor mgle Nor iioen gift jeg cit
%Giternliboog beo Mioiomn1ertib
giennem cit 6obrifsgoor6, ser BEND
te rO moo Blegoamsneien. st
Stpffe fra gejcll loa 9tnl0bpgnin-
gen, Ser oar giennen1itunret al cit
G%ogl1pprt, % Ter bab6e talrige
.Sbalepor 6ereS Ne0er. 0cn neb11<
te Sag fl1n0c jea life 11nbgoo at
leqge MGrfe til, at ser bar 1riR0=
ba11li9 ltro blol1ot Spolerue. ltltanb=
1elig ifrigea10e flpi SC nnfring,
mart u0 ober J%elle0en, lnort i1b
ODER iyabrifsgoaroen> itooigt FREQ
Ien0e ON &ognporten.
Seq gioroe &a1ifen, Ser ito6 |
Stalboeren o9 pu0ieoe 5eletei OPP
mGrf1pm berpnn. @on fortolte 6n,
at for ct Hjcblif it6en par cit lille
Spaleu11ge faloet u0 al CIT al &C.
oerne / &o9nporten og Sen Dor Die
blitfelig blepet iroppet al usScnS",
bcu itore, rpoe @o1fm, Der 1letop
fom lpaolerenbe forbi. uSe1s" Lao
III, peltilfrebs ct 5tpffe ira % %
lliftebe Jig ONT M'11noen efter BET
llpcllteoc Mualti6.
Men lige laa upentet blep fans
Min0agsbpile forjtprret. Mens leg
itob pg talte meb &1tifen, fom plub-
lelig SEN enc Spule efter Sen al1oe11
flppen6e / i,1ienoe Iort ben ODER
~Se1s", 9ap bam nreo &ingeipioie1
ct pelrettet &lap / @oneoet eller
haffeoe bon n,eo Mnbbet. 2pnirmrt
fiji Sc tilpejrs igiel1 It's oper 5gl=
lebe1t, nen0te, flpi oper Stoloen og
igjen gjen1lem Eortet for at t1gte
yMgnerelr". 5polerne bap6e aa=
be,,bart fooct &i9lp al &ammera<
ter 11oe fra 6glleben, ng oa Snren
ait i9ien iont Toroenifiolos Solba<
ter, bar Ser life faa &11ubs, Der
panfebe.
S @egpn0elien iao rSSenS" aloe'
leg fortlt1let al Ben lta6ige @fri=
gen og Sen <rtigbe6, bpormeo
5lagere f,tlgte efter binonoen. @oo
prepeoe bon paa at fort bare Jig.
Gan latte Jig paa @olert og ilog ef.
ter @nalerue meb 6orpoterne. Wen
set forilog intet. Sill1t maotte
ban opeipe @tillingen og igge 2p
ct @ogltlf11r.
Spaler1,e boboe facet 5gplt, mer
olIigebel bore6e set noget, fortnoe1
Smnnfuglene otter fal6t til @o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Set pil o. bel ba bel ct.

Ser iao to Bag &apeoiget,
'Sgren Heoer og Sofi,
!og oen oepe SSaargen &ggter
bumpeo imioifenoe forbi.
It's fra &lgperbgets Staffe
|1trpg ioa ie6elig EFT Suit,
Der itob MolebrDe / Secret
Il Sen lime Mftell1tft.
|Sgreln ptlleb pes lin GrNe
|og Soil peo &jolens &u11t,
mems ioa ioatelig baa1 bpiifeo
'og ban bcrloes Singer fonot:
|Se ,au bam> Moos Scniel1s Ole
og lao ifotteoe bart tiot
set bill 90 bel ga bel ct.
set bill so bel ga pel ct.
.Og BUN imileo bam i Me0e
me6 iaa lilteligt ct 8lif,
loo set friblet ON bans Sierte
meo Sc Ipicrligite &rif.
Ser Dor &usleri / 5egnet,
.og bum trpffeoe bans 9aano,
mems BUN flptte0 fig Ell &jen6e
for Ell npspis &tlepaan6.
San bar iglle iom en- SfrGober,
Ser CT for cit Sla1lt til Gals,
|og ban ml1mleo, mems BET itoppe
iom me6 &l1mper / bans Sals:
|0g sen ltr1ttter1oe Ser Sliett,
Der bar Goar0en frit % fpoit i
Ct bil So bel % pel ct ILL.
I'D spel on pe SHs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

Der blcp fniiet bag pe0 6e9net
og sofi ipral1g op / 5fraf,
BET bar Sl,sbolros tople ltnger,
iom bun mnatte GENE pGf.
Dn BUN otter ON / SGoe
tog BUN Sgre1s @aal1o i lin.
Sum bar barge> itaftels Yiger
for sc Olrnll11e llr1gers Grin.
5gren ltirre0e moo Soler,
Der gif gDloen 11eo / gcit,
mems Dan itanm1e0 % ian baffe1,
meo oct Moo, Der bar til @eit-
Sg iaa bam, Sen tpffe ssgrgen,
BAN, Scr fllap fan gaa for Scot -
set biz so bel Sd bel et. ..
set bil 90 bel ba bel ct.
Men iaa imileoe 9ofi
og font Seren gatife 11er,
mons ser flejteoe cit 5ol1ort
I DC gamle Mgnnetr9r. =
SD iou fGlcO BUN fin Munb
i1noo bans itu6be=ltri0e &ino,
mems Sc finger bagpe0 6eg11et
ltoo og ltirre6e berino.
Sg ioa fpsie6 ban Sc ainoer,
Der por lonl set rpoe 8loo,,
oa ban bpiIfeoe oe pi0ite Ell,
bporoon fan fif oct Moo:
2ille, beilige Sofi,
er set 56rel1, Iat pil ia -
Set oil 90 pel bo pel 3D..
Sg ioo fif ban benoes ga.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
fpalgeoe / benoes forifiellise ct
bier poo Grotifens llineOe Sci.

fpGlgeoe / benoes forifiellige Sta.
bier poo Grotitens ilimeoe Sci.
@anife naturligt tilbgo Sc ane=
ritanlfe &arieteer Sen Gang ben
for0nrpeoe % imlrffe Came gn,
gagel,enter meD ipimlenDe @ager.
0lnl bapoe Dell pperraifenoe, men
be5ogelige 1aftfglelie life at moo.
1age oisic 1ilul0. 9erimoo in6.
lcOeOe bum 5filsmisieprpces % bleD
lfilt fra lin be9el1erereoe MMlo, Der
peohlipenoe leper / Stnbslpgcanital=
ten, og foiteoc Jig oper 9ilieobug-
%gerfumlten, iom blu, iiges at babe
Dprfet meo EN- Gel iyoritoaelIe og
%efouon1iif lt0bptte.
Nll bar Sen inulffe Game imi6,
lcrtio iagt 2eret og Mooellereitof=
fen Jarpel % moOtoact ct itort en-
gagenlent ira 2onOpn=Gnrieteen
uSippoorome". sun ifol oppebn=
re ct llgentlig Solnr al 1900 &r.
% begpnotc lin Optrnoen / Slut=
llingen al forrige Moo1reo.
Set er Meningcr1, at Ben ifjg11<
lie Guelph lful opertage Erirna=
oonno=&ollen / rSippoorome"s &e-
by r@l1llo Mo9timc", % 9ireftip-
ltcn pcuter Jig Ell itor S,rfccs.
Set or 10 fife for &1tnitens
Stub, at Soft iggcr til @arieteer=
icl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

Sfn-tart. 2Greren: u&al1
bt lige mig, Yeter, bpa6 bcooer 0e1t
8p, iom Montenegri1rcrl1e helei=
rer?"
Heter: yGari!"
2arereu: uMei sen beooer Gift
tori"
Heter:: uSSSalnell, @o'r flyer, ieg
mao life bar10e."
s Slbem. r@r. &eoaftpr," ifrep
Ben begone0e Sorfatterilroe, vjeg
bil6e gierne enife at bpre Ceres
@eltemmelie M. $. t. be1lpe Nopelle
inorcit ml1ligt, 90 jeg bar a,l0re
Sern / sSlben."
&eoofteren lfrep tilboge: rsGre=
6e 6rf.! Otter at bape Left Deres
Mcpelle moo jeg G%rbe6iait roabe
Sem til at anbringe Sen famme11
n1e0 Sc al16re Ser11."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

Mltfur proiaiif. gnilie: u@r
set pirfelig allere0e forbi meo bin
IorlopelIc?"
Sulie: uSa, ban Dor oltfor pro-
iaiif. San talte life ON oa1oet END
@ifternaol % 8rpllup. Set bar
|tffe til at boise no."
SOrt % bpibt. n6ar, bporfor
er ale 8rl1oe bb%ibfleote?"
$50, set ifal jeg iige Dig, min
Drerng, bet CT for0i Sen bDioe JJar-
be er ct Tegr1 pan @lGoe og 2pfffe,
Ii Mo6iat1ring til ben forte, iom fp-
Der paa 5org og Deb. Det er 10,
ganife 1,utllrligt, at 6e ll1ge @iger
flnoer Jig bpt6t paa iin 9rplllrpss
bog, Ben lpffeligite Dag / beres
eib!"
$50, @apa, Get foritoor ieg mol,
men bDorfor er 8r1rbgomnten az.
6eles iortflaott?" ...# 5.s#
Gar ipareoe tffe paa ette
lpssrlasn. SO rs llpp fe1Tullb y !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
s Sfpucn.

Gil 9ogel1s &plter, pill Sipets Spill
mig ingen Spit f%orlene,
leg elifer lo1n CIT 3igpjner pih
at fringe til Sfopen olcne!
Sra M%lfarpeien, as lpnlig @ti1
inlellem Sfobmurfers la0e Cutter
Der er jeg enc, fer er jeg fri -
fri lom Tuglen / 2uften!
Sra M%farDeien, / &rattet inD,
mos Sfopens 2pnOpb je9 &urlen
letter,
meo 6plge fun al Sen frie Gi1,6,
Ser itrpg oncr aab11e Sletter;
mes Triltbe0 boo6e fra @ap og
Murf
Sen iltfer ms gie1l1cnn Sfopens Sal
ler,
blol1ot &p1npcitonm1er mes mosiet
8arf,
blon0t ipp0e 9us al @orbal[er.
Ser font jeg finoe CIT freolpit Y1et
og gler1me alt, bpo6 NIT Si11o far
imerte,
fer fon jeg trpffe nit @obeb tet
moo &oarens banfen6e @jerte
al 2ibets ibrll1nen6e Hoeli
meo epigt &ulsilog oerinbe ban-
ga lsfter SjGlen Jig let og fri,
6a lDSner Sc merfe Tanfer.
Ser toler 5fopel1 lit iterfe @proa
fro alle Spirer, fra olle &bilte-:
ON &aare1ls eDige 5eierstog,
11oar ipulmenbe &nopper brittle!
2eoipri1raets lpienbe 6eit er ner!
Sglpbbi0t / Sole1t Sc &t1opper flint
:er
op mos cit &tmmel mes 5arbei fer
iom @nglenes bloa &jGrminber.
ISL Go9ens &elter, oil 9ipets SpiI
mig i1tgen 2plt f%orlene,
for 6en1 jeg ll1ffer nit Ore til
Monbt fnoppe6e 86gegrene!
Og fa11ot leg, iube / 5fope1s @iem
Ell &rnft, ser lefter og Sinoet bbi~
11er,
oa gaor mes 5mil jeg iaa itilIe,
6urpel, 6lt bil6e 3igbjner!
Sigrt6 Saabpe.-
N1t briiter ollie be &lsfter,
lom f11reo pg lprGngte NIT @in6,
al &erbens fagreite 8lomiter
for Sommerens iogte &inb.
Sbi to, iom ellfer binol16en,
fan bol6e bi1ron6en mer onot
ems ale Sc argeite SLENDER,
fom bnbner fig Soroen run0t.
Sg to, lom ellfer b%t11n11oen,
Tan laae Sc onoeite Saar,
blot peo at fe paa binonoen
og glotte binanoens &aor.
@iggo Stucfenberg,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

Warmers White Wine Of Tar
Sirup, Diet bedste Hostemiddel pa
Jorden,t standsers Forkjelelse Len Dag
'shyisg taget tide: Femogtty1yre og SO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

9obbeltgenseren. Sen tpife
Borsmcter, Der git / framff aries-
tjeneitc. 81 bar fjen6t Ell Ma,,b,
Ser life por Mbpltnent / 9ipoli, mel
JON alligepel Ell Gag git igiennem
acknowledgement, letteoe pao
Soften for &ontrolleren % 11oen
min6ite lpigaatige !Seniigt 1paoiere=
Sc iub / Iipoli. 6prit "a bai, font
neo til &onoert allen, rpaag11e6e ba11
OPP. og blep flar opcr, bbor bort
bar, og bpab ban bopoe 9iort.
Soobal1, men / itprre Still, CT
Get gaaet 8orgineiter Er0mel ira
Spinemiin0e. Gen %. Marts mpo=
tc ban / Experimentation;
eiter Me0et rejite ban. til ltieoom,
neite Sag bar ban / Berlin, og
npgle Tiger fenere bcfatot ban Jig |
Mlgier iom Soloat | he11 franlfe
6reumeolegion. Ser poagl1eoe bo'i
up! San begreb life ielp, bnoroan
ban par fonlm1en 6erbel1. Sen 2.
Nfoj 1frep ban ct fortDiblet 8reD til
en- Spiter / 8ajerlt, % 6erpe0 fit
bans Some, lom / oper en- Mao1eo
bapbe labet ba,n efterIgge, e,tbelig
at bloc, bbor ban Dor.
Maroen er 80 Mar og for la0et
Zig inorullere UNDER Nabnet Sln1=
gel. Man ieger I'LL at faa bam fri
fra &egimentet, ioet mon gier giGl<
benoe, at BON bar bonolet ganffe
l1bebtbit. Men andre mter ON, at
g~orgmeiteren er ct al Sc l1bpgge-
lice sypll,otslles1esr, Gob
HIsSWs#S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

6arrp Sba,ps fraifilte Some guar
til &arietecn. Sc fleite al bore 2G<
1ere nil liffert batife SEN opiigts-
pGe1,be &roces / Seem Dorf, font
enbte me6 Million9ren 5arrD
Sbatps S1oeipGrring | en- Stnoslp=
gea1,ltolt. S ct Mnfalo al Climbs
lpge eller sSsalonit 0rRbte Gbatp Den
bcfienote Mrfiteft Stanfor6 @bite,
fom ct 8or Mar / Torbeien, inoen
Sboms sGgteifab, bapbe forfgrt
Gbaps ie1ere &one, Sen tioIigere
&oriltin6e Gpelpn Mesbitt.
6ou &pinoer bar 11oge11ii110e be-,
ret un6erfaltet ct lignerrbe brlltolt
% offentligt Sorbgr lom' set, Gpe-
Inn Sbatp par.@jen1tanb for UNDER
Sen &roces. Sberfe,1 be11bes Mnr6s
Mobofot eller Sen offentlige Mnfla=
ger iporebe benbes 6glelfer, De
Itraf benbe igiennem &enoeitenerl
.og bogitapelig talt flRote benbe al
ct nDfigent sNl1blifums g'arrrpta "
! II en n II a i[otio Il sq'' as1i All eresf AZ
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-24
BARN WAS uNROoEEp.

CENTERVILLE, Ind, March "a
Considerable damage to property was
done in this locality Sunday by the
wind storm. The barn on the farm of
Margaret Stauffer, south of town, was
mroofed and part of the residence
blown away. Trees werealso blown
over and fences torn down. Mrs.
Stauffer's loss will be quite heavy. A
small structure on the farm of John
Eliason, north of town, was blown
down and other damage done to his
property.
The second church fire in Center
vile within two weeks occurred yes
terday, at the Christian church, but
the loss from fire was small. Gasoline
leaking fro ma tank which is part of
the lighting system ran into the fire
box. For some unknown reason there
was no explosion and volunteers put
the flames out before they could
spread. Two weeks ago there was a
fire in the Methodist church from a
similar origin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-24
SON OF MINISTER
SHOWS GRATITUDE
w. H, Bradshaw Alleges
Louis Raymond Stole
A Revolver.
HAD GIVEN HIM HOME
Raymond Was Connected
With Carnival Here
Last October.
HAD GIVEN HIM HOME

William H. Bradshaw, 1872 North
Fifteenth street, appeared at police
headquarters this morning and filed
an affidavit against Louis Raymond
for petit larceny. Raymond, who for
merly lived with Bradshaw, stole a
revolver valued at SIS, according to
Bradshaw, who also alleges that Ray
mond admitted the theft, saying that
he had pawned the stolen property
and would return it. This Raymond
has failed to do, he alleges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw stated that
Raymond was a balloonist with a car
nival which showed here last October
on East Main street but because of
unfavorable weather conditions had
been unable to make ascensions for
some time and was discharged when
the carnival left this city. Mr.. Brad
shaw found the man without money
or food and took him to his home
where he provided for him, he said,
until Raymond, who used the car
nival name of Jack LeBarr, was able
to obtain employment. LeBarr's home
is in Lansing, Mich, where his father
is pastor of large church, it is said
Since October, Raymond lived with
Bradshaw until two weeks ago when
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-24
WHAT EVERY WOMANLY
WOMAN WANTS
One of the fondest desires of mil

One of the fondest desires of millions
of women is to have beautiful hair.
This desire can be gratified without
the slightest risk, for druggists every
where, and Leo H. Fihe sell a hair
tonic called Partisan Sage for 80 cents,
that will turn dull lifeless, unattrac-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-24
MILES OF WIRES DOWN.

NEW YORK, March PA great
barrier of fallen wires and poles,
stretching from the great lakes down
through the middle western states to-
day effectually cut off wire communi-
cation between the east and west. 1t
was the worst storm, so far as it's
ripping effects were concerned that
ever struck the central west. Many
days will be required to overcome the
effects Of the storm. The Western I'm
ion had but one shaky, intermittent
wire between the east and west and
this was routed by way of Memphis
and st. Louis to Chicago. For two
hundred miles west of that city the
wires of the Western Union were
paralyzed. The greatest damage had
been done near Omaha.
At least 5000 miles of Western I'm
ion wires were down while the Postal
company was unable to estimate the
amount of their wire damage owing
to the inability to get reports from the
heart of the storm belt.
About 5000 poles owned by the
Western Union were carried down by
the storm and the Postal lost a proper
tionately large number.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-24
MARSHAL IS SHOT
WHEN HE ARRESTED
BOY-COLLEGE CORNER
College Corner Officer Muir
dered At Cottage Grove BY
VIM. Terry, Who Formerly
Lived in Wayne County.
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H. & d station, and placed him under
arrest. AS he pulled the handouts
from his pocket, he was shot by the
boys father, the bullet from % c2fi-
bre revolver, entering above the left
eye. Death was instantaneous.
Makes No Statement.
The murderer has made no state
ment as to why he committed the
deed 1t is believed that he followed
Richardson to this place. anticipating
that the marshal came here for the
purpose of arresting his son.
William Terry has been in trouble
in this section before, having been ar
rested several times for misdemeanors.
He has been source of constant an
noyance to the authorities in College
Corner
Harry Doole, telegraph operator. at
the C., H. & d. station here is the only
eve witness to the shooting, it is said.
Doole teIegraphed to College Corner,
Immediately and persons from here as
sisted in the hunt for the two men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-24
RESINOL STOPS
SKIN TORRENTS
How This Wonderful Ointment Ends
itching and Heals Eruptions.

How This Wonderful Ointment Ends
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Resinol is not an experiment. It is
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Every druggist sells Resinol Ointment
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-24

the theft was discovered. A month ago
the Bradshaws missed small articles
which they believed were lost Among
these was the revolver.
The theft was uncovered through a
peculiar circumstance. AS no one used
the revolver. Bradshaw pushed the
cartridges from the chamber with a
nail, making small marks in the bull.
lets, which later identified them as
the ones which were in the missing
firearm. One of the bullets was discov-
cred in an old coat of Raymond's,
Bradshaw at that time accusing him
of the theft. He denied il then but
later said TO Bradshaw. Bill, lied 10
you: | stole the gun" according 10
the prosecuting witness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-24
A GREAT BENEFAcTREss

Lydia E. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass,
bequeathed to posterity such a legacy
as few women leave behind them. This
woman, gifted with a knowledge of the
medical virtues of roots and herbs.
won lasting fame by her discovery of
priceless medicine to relieve women
from their sufferings and thousands OF
American Women, now well and
strong. claim they owe their health
and happiness to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.