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SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO.

County of Fremont
In the District Court.
MABEL A. MCKEE. }
AIDA f. BROWN, ANNIE E.)
ROGERS, LAURA ALBERTA)
WOODRUFF. GEORGE Hal
VEINS, WILLIAM QUACK-D
. ENBUSH AND MYRTLEl
QUACkENBUSH,
Defendants.)
The People of the State of Colorado
TO AIDA K. Brown. Annie +. Rog-
ers, Laura Alberta Woodruff.
George Hayens, William Quacken-
bush and Myrtle Quackenbush. the
defendants above named, Greeting.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff In the Dis
trict Court OF Fremont County. State
of Colorado. and answer the COM
plant therein within twenty days af-
ter the service hereof. II served with
in this county; or. IL served out OF
this county, or by publication. within
thirty days after the service hereof *,
exclusive OF the day OF service; or
judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer
of the complaint. And IL q copy OF
the complaint in the above entitled
action be not served with this sum-
mons, or X the service hereof be-,
made out OF this State. then ten days
additional to the time hereinbefore
specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking OF
Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought 70 OBJ
~fsrn
in plaintiff. as against any claim o.
you. the above named defendants.
and each OF you. in and to the follow
ing described lands and premises and
water rights. in Fremont County.
Colorado, viz: II
All that part OF the S. E 4 OF Sec
ton 10. Township IS. y. r. 10. E "
II. p. NJ. lying west OF the eastern
bank OF Cherry Greek, Ga fence along
the course OF said creek bank Is the
established hnel containing 125 acres.
more or less. and also one-half in
terest in all water rights and ditch
rights, comprised and described by
the District Court of Fremont County.
Colorado. to and in the Deeyer Ditch.
or Deever extension OF the Campbell
Ditch. appertainlng TO and used with
the said land.
Also TO remove cloud from plain
tifrs title TO said lands and water
rights. all as will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to
which reference is here made. a copy
OF which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that IL
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required.
the said plaintiff viii apply to the
e-nurf for the reffef and for Judgment
as prayed in and by her said COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF our said District Court at Canon
City. in said County. this I'd day OF
January. A D. 1914
EDWARD p. ARTHUR.
(SeaD. Clerk District Court
First Pub. March 10. 1914.
Last Pub. April ?. 1914.
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Motto. a. Email se,,I.men,.

In the matter of the estate OF John
H. Wilson, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday. the 2sth day OF April. A.
ID. 1914. at . p. m. being one OF the
regular DAYS OF the March term OF the
County Court of Fremont County. in
the State OF Colorado. I. Martha A.
Wilson. administratrix OF said estate.
will appear before the Judge of said
Court. present my final settlement
as such Administrative. pray the ap-
provai OF the same. and will then ap-
ply to be discharged as such admin
istratrix. At which time and place
any person in interest may appear
and present objections to the same
If any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado.
March i4th. 1914.
MARTHA A. WILSON.
Administratrix of the Estate OF John
III. Wilson. Deceased.
First Pub. March 10. 1914
Last Pub. April =. 1914.
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the right OF way for all bitches neccs-
sary for the conveyance OF water TO
be used for irrigation OF neighboring
lands. Containing Seven and nfty y-one
ts-5D hundredths acres. more or less.
Second:-I give and beqneath unto
my said wife. all moneys, and any
and all goods, chattels and personal
poperty OF whatsoever kind, nature
or description of which | may die
seised or possessed, including all in
terest in personal property owned
and held by me in common with my
brother. l. w. Gardner. or otherwiss.
Third give. devise and bequeath
the real estate and any interest in
real estate, OF which I may die seised
or possessed, and not disposed of by
the First" paragraph of this WILL
unto my said wife. Dollie Gardner. TO
have the use, rents, income, control
and possession thereof for and dur
ing her lifetime with full power and
authority which is hereby expressly
given. TO sell, transfer and convey
said real estate or interest in real
estate. or any part thereof, and to
execute and deliver good and suffi-
cient deed or deeds OF conveyances
OF said real estate, or any part there
of or interest therein, and with the
full right, power and authority to in
vest the proceeds from the sale OF
such real estate, In such manner as
she may deem advisable. and to use
the income therefrom, or SO much Of
the principal thereof as she may
deem advisable for her maintenance
and support The real estate dis
posed OF by this paragraph being my
Tallahassee lands and interest there
in, and the one hundred and fifty
eight acre ranch known as the RAIDER
ranch. situate in said Fremont Coun-
ty II any OF said lands shall remain
undisposed OF at the time OF the death
OF my said wife. or II any of the pro-
ceeds Of any sale thereof shall re-
main unused al the time of her death
| give. devise and beQueath such re-
mainder unto my half-sisters. Belle
Gardner and Maggie Gardner. and
my nephews. Al. Gardner. Fred Fred
Gardner and Harry Gardner. sons Of
my brother. X. A. Gardner. and my
step-daughter. Susie Perry. 10 be di-
vidsd equally among them. share and
share alike, and TO have and to hold
unto themselves respectively and
their respective heirs and assigns
forever.
FOURTH do hereby nominate.
constitute and appoint my said wife.
Dollie Gardner. TO be the Executor
Of this my last VIII and Testament,
without bond. hereby reyoking any
and all former wills by me made"
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to
be and appear before said Court al
the County Court in the Court House
in Canon City. in the County Of Ere
mont. in the State OF Colorado. on the
25th day OF April. A. ID. 1914. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon thereof. then
and there to attend the hearing on
the probate OF the said alleged last
viii and testament of the said Mar
tin b. Gardner. deceased. and further
10 do and perform what shall then.
by the said Court be required and ad-
judged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal OF said Court At my office in
Canon City. IN said County. this e5th
day OF March A. d. 1914.
JAMES l. COOPER.
tSeai). County Judge.
First Pub. March IS, 1914.
Last pub ADrtl - 1914
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

U. S. Land Office al Pueblo. Colo.
Feb. 25. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that James
q. Harvey OF Canon City. Colo. who.
en- May 3. 1908. made desert land en-.
try No. 1874, Serial No. 0772i. for Sts
Section 25. Township n s. Range 7s
w. Sixth Prin- Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make final proof
- establish claim 10 no land above
described before the Clerk OF the Dis
tr'c' CCuit at Canon City. Colo. on ;he
IA day OF April. 1914
Ciairlnrt names as Witnesses: ]. +.
Murray OF Parkdaie. Colo. Z. r. lew
e,' Of csnon City, cr.o.. :. v. St
John Of Canon City. Colo. Frank j.
Harvey OF Canon City. Colo.
No. coal land.
]. W. HAwLs1.
Register.
First Pub. March 8. 1914.
Last Pub. April :. 1914.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETcMeR'S
G A 3 T Q RIA
Returns from Denver.

Returns from Denver.
Miss Mae RIttcnhousc returned to
Canon City Thursday night fron .
pleasant visit Of : weeks duratioa In
Denver.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q CASTO RIA
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE OF COLORADO,

County OF Fremont.
In the District Court.
THE CITY BANK. VIC-l
TOR, COLO. a Corporal
tion. Plaintiff,
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Bigelow And Surroundings.

l'rnm the News ,lriirr>nnlau. S"pi. u, ipl',I
w. VI. Row l.ite shipped car
load Of hogs down from Maitland,
one day last week, and placed them
on his farm west Of town,
u, W. Smith. ST.. i finishing a
line barn ON his place this week. The
barn II i2SrO with a twenty-foot run
way. and one OF tie best In this part
Of the country.
Mrs, j. &. IIinkle and daughter,
Mary, arrived one day last week from
Camp Crook, s. d.. and will spend the
winter here, so that Mrs Tlinkle can
take care OF Woody and Mary who al.
tend school here.
Mrs Edna Mckee killed q young
rattle snake In front OF her home, last
Monday evening. She thought Il was
Q small garden snake and after max
Ing an examination found she had
killed . real rattle snake, chances are
II she had known u was q RATHER she
would not have been so brave.
The Walker school board. Of Ar.
kansaw neighborhood, received a nice
lot Of new school desks the last part
OF last week. Isom Cunning. the
school desk salesman sold the Board
the desks. This viii be a big improve,
ment over the old desks and shows
the school board over there are up to
date,
The Bigelow Grain Co., is busy
this week putting In q new corn shell.
Ter and cleaning machine In their ele.
vator The new machinery Is up to
date In every respect and they will he
able TO take better care OF all kinds OF
grains. The firm will also build a
coal shed In the near future and keep
a good supply of both soft and hard
coal on hand at all times Of the year.
Mrs. J. w. Heckathorne met with
peculiar and what might have been
a serious accident last Saturday eve.
ming. She was driving the cows out
Of the lot when one OF them stepped
on . small piece Of board In such a
way that the board tiew up and struck
her on the forehead, knocking her
down. She was able to get to the
house and will be oil right In few
days.
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Death Of Col. Tyler Chrisman.

Col. Tyler Chrisman, Of Mound City.
died at the Ellsworth hospital at st.
Joseph. on the 10Th inst. after an ILL
ness Of about six weeks. from gall
stones. lie was operated on. Septcm.
Der :, and seemed to he improving, up
TO the very day that death came.
There was perhaps no man better
known throughout Holt county than
Col. Chrisman, aud lie vas liked ~
the people wherever he went.
CO.. thri>man was born IN Holt
county. Mo, August y, l~I2, Of good
parcr'ar". and lis hone was ~ Guit
county all Ills life. His father was
Granville ChriSman, and lis m Nher.
Nancy Sharp.Chrisman- daughter
Uf Abram Sharp. for whom Sharp's
Grove vas named. lie was married
on April L., 1910, to Miss Anna Al.
kire, daughter Of Henry l. Alkife
and wife, and one child, a son. named
Len. was born Of said marriage. In
March last, there being no other chil.
dren. lie Is survived 10y his widow
and son. and four sisters, to.wit: Mrs.
Angel, VI TarkiO. Mo: Mrs. Brown.
ing, OF Atchison, kas: Mrs. ShoHal.
ter, OF Mound City, Mo, and Mrs.
Johns. OF Kansas City, Mo-, besides a
large circle Of friends, who mourn his
loss. IL II a distinct loss to any coun.
" for such a man as Col. Chrisman
was, to be taken away by death, and
he will be sadly missed. lie was a
genial, agreeable man. and conceded
the best and most popular auctioneer
that Holt county ever had.
lie was an odd Fellow, and lived a
life IN accordance with the tenets Of
that order, and the members OF said
order from both Craig and Mound
City took charge Of his remains and
laid them away according to the fu.
neral rites OF Odd Fellowship, amidst
a large concourse Of people Who had
followed his remains TO the grave.
Tie pallb.ar.rs we're W. Eben Smith
benjamin Smith and Charles Morse
Of Mound city lodge, and W. 5
Thomson, W. Is. Fitzgerald and W.
Y. Martin, Of Craig lodge. After
short funeral services al the home In
Mound City, the remains we're taker
to New Liberty church, six mile,
north from there, and here other ~
neral services we're held, Rev. Walker
OF the Methodist church In Mound
City, officiating, after which his re-
mains we're laid to rest In the GENE
terry there, TO await tie Resurrection
MDfn
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Missouri Good Enough.

We are given permission TO make
the following extracts from a letter
written by G.. &. bell, ESP. Of Boon
vile, Mo-, to an Oregon friend. and as
Mr.. Bell married an Oregon girl, and
thus has some few relatives left In
these parts by virtue Of that we'd.
ding, the extracts viii be no doubt
read with interest. Mr.. Bells wife
Was formerly Anna Luckhardt, OF the
class OF 'ss Of the old Oregon High
school. Mrs. Silas Bucher. whom he
visited out West, is his wiie's sister
so you see the connections:
Il have been out West for about
live weeks, to visit our daughter,
Minnie, at Bellingham, Wash. and to
see the fruit country IN the far West
and among others saw our friend, s.
N. Rucher and Flora.
well, some of that country shows
wonderful, especially In pears, prunes
and plums, and the coast country has
q lovely climate, and can grow cher
ries to great perfection, while the APP
pie country is along Hood river and
sections east OF the mountains. Yet
after careful consideration Of all
price Of lands-long distance from
markets, ! think as a rule the fruit
grower there has a very hard PROPOSE.
tion, and ] am convinced that the
land hoomer-has harvested the best
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School Notes.

Sine. our report VI last week, John
kin,i. has enrolled IN High >chopl a.
u member o. tie senior class. bring
lux the number up to thirteen,
several new publicai Ions we're ad.
ded Ia the agricultural library, this
week: TIE Year Hook from Hon. &.
r. BDuh.r, and souvenir copy II tie
Hereford Journal from Mr.. Warren
Landrrs, VI savannah, Mo These
books came ~ u very opporl une time,
~ our reference library u very lin.
tied The articl. on Pulled Here.
foih> Mas u much interest 10 the
pupils Of the agricultural class. TIL,
school could use magazines Of lat.
publication TO a good advantage,
Any one having these and would care
To dispose Of hem, viii confer "A IA
yor on lhe school 10y notifying any oi
tie teachers.
rroi, Russell, Of the color.d school,
has enrolled Twelve pupils up TO date,
He hopes To enroll few more IN q
week or 80. Several Of the colored
children are unable 10 SECURE books
which makes school work a dinlcul,
task. Should any one have a Ian
guage book, No, >, or a Third and
fourth reader, which they could give
them, II would he greatly appreciated
by the teacher and pupils.
Several new pupils were enrolled In
the grades, this week: Nora Wall
grade two, Edna Wall, grade one
Eugene Clark and Katherine Reeves
grade live, Thalia Clark, grade six.
SUPERINTENDENT.
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Dies From Injuries.

The sad news, announcing tie
death Of Earl T.. Iiill, resulting from
injuries. At a hospital In Superior,
Wise, reached Mound City friends,
Wednesday Of last week. September
18th, 1914. Death came following an
operation. necessitat.d by an acct.
dent received At Exeland. Wise, on
the saturday previous. September IL
Mr.. lin was assisting a neishiDr
In sxcavating a cellar, and In remov
ing one OF the supports, the earth gave
way, and carried q portion Of ce.
ment wall with u, which buried tie
unfortunate man, crushing him hor
ribly. inilicting injuries Of an internal
character, necessirating an opera, Ion,
from which lie failed 10 rally. and
died, living but four days follow ing
the accident
Earl T. nm was bIrn IN Mound
City, Mo, August ~, lsN-, AID died
Al ST. Miry's hospital, superior,
Wise, September ~, loli, aged ri
years. On June |, 1911, he vas united
In marriage 10 Miss Cora Groves, Who
with one daughter, Clarabrll, survive,
lie Is also survived by his father and
mother, four brothers, Ray, Roy,
Ralph and Jack, alsp ny two sisters,
Mrs. Charles \. Groves and Pearl
nm.
Tie funeral services were conducted
from the residence ~ Mrs. Cora
Groves, IN Mound Cily, on Friday
last, September 18th, by the Rev, W.
II. Ferguson, the interment being In
the Mount Hope cemetery,
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Gone Away.

" +. Vance vas IN town, sunday
evening, and willie In conversation
with a friend. every once IN while,
he would smile and snillic, and al.
most weep as II his heart would
break. and when asked the cause Of
his deep sTiei. replied: why, Nona' 5
gone, aud there Is vacancy hard 10
ILL.," Tie friend was anxious TO
know II vona had eloped with the
one she loved best, or had slipped TO
Europe TO become red cross nurse b.
and w r. replied mo: she's gone to
Mexico but ~ Missouri. In company
with Edith Cottier, Esther and Lonia
Weightman, Of Mound City. where
they would attend the Hardin Col.
lege." Well, there are others who
have gone away from the north part
OF the county TO attend school:
Richard Bayha. of the Minnesota
Valley district. II attending the 81,
Joseph Nigh school.
1i.rvin E'lpnp-rs-r il taking a
course IN the Morris. H., school OF
music.
Colena Smith and Laura McROb
erts, Of Mound City, are students at
Rockford, H., school for young ladies'
Miss Eva Stubs Is at the North
western College, at Evanston, III.
Katherine Kennish, OF the Mime,
sofa Valley district, Is q student at
. the Bethany College, Of Lincoln, Neb
Ora Gelvin and Matilda Witt, OF
Maitland, are al the Tarkio College
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DAWSON CAMPBELL CLOTHING Co
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Miss Alberta bragf viii sing a solo
~ the morning service, next sunday.
Miss l.rags has been studying In
Paris. lie past t"o years, and last
sprinI became a member II the hos.
ton Grand Opera Company. She was
compelled "a return home 10y tie var,
and ~ are indeed glad 10 have hrr
safely back.
R,lly day ~ the SUNDAY school,
nrxl SUNDAY, We want 2n0 present
aud can have II II every member Is
there. You come,
Christian Endeayor AT G:.D, led 10y
Miss Grace Mcdonald. This II also
rally day for the Endeavor, Let all
the members be present, This Is tie
monthly missionary meeting.
Evening services AT the Eyangel.
Teal and Methodist churches at 7:m
promptly.
4. a. CLAGErr, Pastor,
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His Own Canoe.

Ray, son Of OF DR.. and Mrs. G. l.,
Evans, OF this city, will now launch
his little craft, and begin to paddle
his own canoe. lie Is a graduate OF
the Northwestern Dental College, OF
Chicago, and he will begin to enter
actively In the affairs Of his chosen
profession, next week, at Savannah,
having made satisfactory arrange.
ments to succeed DR.. +. Y. Zachman,
at that place,
DR.. Evans, IT. is now, graduated
with honors, ranking with the very
highest In his class. lie chose the
profession, from choice, and not from
compulsion, or any secondary consid,
eration, hence We believe the people
Of Savannah will find In him all that
may be desired or reasonably expected
from dental surgeon. They will
also find In him, young man OF
clean, irreproachable character, and
one who will ever he frank and hon
est with his patients, a characteristic
that counts for much In this day and
age OF fee splitting custom.
THE SENTINEL takes pleasure In
recommending this splendid younl
dentist to the people Of the whole Of
Andrew county, as we'll as the worlt
at large,
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Republican Committee Meets.

The Holt County Republican Cen.
tral Committee met at the W. .. w.
hall in Bigelow. Tuesday Of this
week, September 22d, at which time
II. Is. Lawrence accepted the nomina.
ton for Judge of the County Court,
OF the Second district. The meeting
was well attended all the commit.
teemen being present. except two,and
all the candidates. Plans we're dis.
cusSed as 10 'Hn Wy Of mailing
OF the ca nptgp 4, tplutr. Hon.
Il. {. DJngau and Ihas. McRyUft>,
chairman and secretary, were IN their
respective places. Th"y All armed 10
meet On call u the Chairman.
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See that secondhand gasoline en-.
CINE, 2l.2 horse power 1t Wilson
Bros. You can buy fright.
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For Sale.

My farm OF 100 acres, miles east
aud one.half mile south OF Mound
City. CHAs. Z. REYBURN,
Mound City, Mo.
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Program

Of annual sunday school convention
OF Holt county, to he held at Matt
land, Mo Saturday aud SUNDAY. Oc-
tober l0.il, 1914:
PROGRAM.
OCTOBER 10. EVENING SESSION.
7.3D a. Song and Devotional Serv.
ices. ........E Elder Bemis
p Welcome ........ Nj. Stout
y Reports from schools.
Condensed toNusli ~ fcpri',
County officers rp5ris
Convention ui1u. lie Leaf.
eih Me
App lin' men, " committees
800 Address. Into the deep. "....
sterling L. Niiidl>
l,,uriiciiun
UCTuBEg II. NuW>fNU .rsSiuN.
Sunday school at tie diilerchi
churches a. usual time
100 Prayer and Praise Service.
.... ...............ipv Parker
Convention Hymn, lie Lead
eth Me-
,.uaftette
li.Jb D.minSi ration work
TIE Teen Aye Of the Girls.
..................N Mrs. McNaul
The Teen Age Of the Boys.
......Mr. Nit Bfumbaugi
Duet
BvneiictiOn
OCTOBER II, AFTERNOON SESSION.
?:OO Convention Hymn, lie Lead.
eth Me"
PRAYER
Special music
2IO Graded Work aud Oreaniys.
ton" .....M Mrs. Hannah Elliott
2i0 Conference. Your school aud
Its Needs" .Edad 3. Thurman
$40 Report ~ committees
Roll call and pledges u III.
schools ~ the county
i.0o THE Efficiency Test. q. zee.
........ sterling l.. Williams
GENERAL INFORMATION.
I DELEGATES. Every sunday
school ~ the county IL entitled 10 one
or more delegates, and the pastor and
superin, end.nt. All sunday school
workers are invited to attend.
>. ENTERTAINMENT. Pro,is.
Ions will I've made for the entertain.
ment Of all delegates.
j. OFFERING. Delegates should
come prepared to make pledges for
county and State Sunday school work
for the coming year.
I. COOPERATION. All the sun.
day schools OF III. county are ex.
p.ct-d to cooperate 10y sending dele
yates aud an Offering, that they may
receive In return practical sugses.
lions and helpful inspirations Tor
their important work.
Local COMMITTEES.
COUNTY OFFICERS President
!. y. Lacey. Oregon: Vice President.
y. A Meyer. Forbes: Recording See.
rotary, Mrs, Stubs, Mound tiiy;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs, VIII
Markt, oregon: Field Secretary, Mrs,
4, T., Fillmauricr, Pores, city,
Music Misses less lIrumbaugh,
Reed and Miriam King: M.Ssrs. Hold
gin aud Spanrl"r.
ENTERTAINMENT u, \. Gel.
vim, Mrs Lester ilndsin, Dr. Davis,
u. i, Fickes, Mrs Mrtcali.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-06-25
CENTRALIA BOYS AS BANKERS
Colony Of Six Mt Work Now In Co.
lumbia Financial Institutions,

Young men from Centralia appar-
emily make good bankers. Six young
men from that town are now employed
in Columbia banks. They are: Harry
Daniels, T. C. Daniels, Joseph Price.
r. E. Daniels, Joseph Paxon and R.
A. Brown.
The first three work at the Boone
County National Bank. r. E. Daniels
is in the Exchange National Bank
Joe Paxon and r. A. Brown are in the
Columbia Savings Bank. Mr.. Price
and Mr.. Paxon have been in Colum-
bia banks for the last two years.
Every time a new man was needed
in recent years there has been a young
man from Centralia. just. finishing
business college, who was ready to
take the position. Mr.. Brown and T.
C. Daniels have been working in Co.
lumbia about a year. Harry Daniels has
been here only four months.