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The state herald., 1919-02-21

Summons on Application for Resis,rstion
State Of Colorado,
County Of Phillips In the district court
No 1855
w Powell plaintiff W Delpha Poor the un
known heirs Of George Poor deceased W d kelse,
Florence MeGregor Isasc Peiton II Enersos
Paul Schulz and W Haver
and all other persons or parties unknown ci.im.
in the real estate deseribsd In the appiieatiou
herein. Defendants.
The People Of the State Of Colorado to the above
namcd Defendants Greeting:
y You are hereby summoned md required to an.
swer the application Of the applicant plaintiff Ia
the above entitled application for registration
of the following land situate In Phillips County
Colorado. to-wit:
The Louth East Quarter tse'0 q Section twelve
ds) Township six 0) North Of Range
Forty three tis, West Of the Sixth PrineipaiMsri-
dian Phillips county Colorado.
and to file your answer to the said sppii.
cation In the office Of the Clark Of sah Court. In
saiJ County. within twenty davs after the ssrvics
of this summons upon you. exclusive Of the day
Of such service: and you fail to answer ths Nd
application within the tihs Aforesaid. the sppil.
cant plainffn this action viii apply 10 the Court
for tho relief demanded In the application hsrels
Witness. W. G. Holland. clerk Of said court
and the seal thereof. at Hoiyeks In sail county
and State. this day Of Dec A. u. 1915
W. @. HsilanA.
Seal Clark.
II Painter Attorney
The state herald., 1919-02-21
M W. DOWN

.l4e.t we do the very
oest line Of Commercial
Printing and at reasonable
7rices Give us your next
rC.er and let us prove our
sssertion.
Bear in mind, we want
your business, and we pro-
pose making ourselves de.
serving. Are you with US!
THANK YOU
The state herald., 1919-02-21
Rare Bargain in Piano.

II taked at once we will accept any
reasonable offer for strictly high
grade piano which We have s,o I'd RI
Holyoke. This piano as left Or ops
hands by form.r r. pres, n'ativt ano
for quick sale will be sold at tr.mend
GUS sacrifice. Terms to = responsible
party write TO The i,erver Music Co.
Denver, Colo, a once for particulars.
The state herald., 1919-02-21
SUMMONS
J II Painter Attorney
First pub Jan 10


Srw'e Of Colorado
County os Plhllipn
In the District Court
Robert II Swinnsy plaintiff W Frank Schmidt
and tho white Realty compsny corporation de-
fsndsnt
The People of the State of co,ns.do
To Frank sehmid, and the whi:s Realty Com.
pant corporation
he defendant ahpvs namsd sysssins
You arc hereby required 70 appear In N sssisa
b~osRht against you by the above NAMED pialaua
In the district court Of Phillips county ssass 4
Colorado and anywer the complaint thsrsia wishta
twenty days aftsr the s-rvscs hereof u ssrvsl
within this county or II served out Of this essasy
or by publication within thirty days after The -.
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of ssrvics o. ~
insnt by default will bs tAksn against yos sessrd
Ing To the prayer u the complaint. And u sso0
Of tho complaint In the shove entitled ses3sa 4
not served with this summons or II the ssrvas
hereof 10 made out of this stas~ thss tsn days ~
ditonai 10 ths time hcrvinbsfors spseinsa fsr -
p~arascs and answer will b~ allowed t.sfcss ~
Sahinr Of Judgment by default L afosssaAl
Tn. said action 10 brought 10 recover Judgment
against the defendant Frank sehm,dt IN ths sum
of gibio % 10 forscio~s plaintiffs mortrass upon
tho premises dessrIlsd In the complain, and fos
other equitable relief
A. viii mor- fsliy appear from ths csr
pis,ns In cell action Ia which vvsssssss 10 h.ss
made
And yoa ar. hereby modified shs, u you fail \
arp-sr ssd 10 answer the .sd compisint ahsv1
r-assr~i III. said plaintiff viii take Judgment
BY default
Giysa under m, hsaAas clerk u As dls,rel
eoar, M ilayoks cass.1e In ~ eosny tAls u
day u Dec AID ip,s W. NeliAs4
tsssil Clerk District Coun
Phillips County Colorado
first pub Jan 10
The state herald., 1919-02-21
TI1ffBF!IEisiRTY Iii !IisiR 2 B0SgSP { 3 !!
Four SlOG Bonds
viii Provide:
l TEN CAVALRY SADDLES
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering IL through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
Cheney & CO., Toledo. o.. contains NO
mercury. and Is taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buying HalPs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc. II Is taken internally and made in
Toledo. Ohio. by l.. J. Cheney & Co Tes
timonials free.
Sold by Drugrlsts. Price 15c per bottle.
The state herald., 1919-02-21
Quick Cure for Group

Watch for the first symptom,
hoarseness, and give Chamber.
lain Cough Remedy at once, 1t
is prompt and effectual.
The state herald., 1919-02-21
ChamberIalns Cough Remedy

Before using this preparation
for a cough or cold you may
wish to know what it has done
for others. Mrs. o. Cook, Ma
con, H., writes. Il have found
il gives the quickest relief of
any cough remedy l have ever
used" Mrs. James a. Knott
Chillicothe, No says Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy cannot
be beat for coughs and colds"
II ]. Moore. Oval. Pa, says !
have used Chamberlaiu's
Cough Remedy on several oc-
casions when | was suffering
with settled cold upon the
chest and it has always brought
about u cure.
Summons on Appi cation Fof Rssistip,ion
Stats of Colorado
in.ths Dis,r, Court
No iss
George W Hall piainiif w Richard Lewis
end all other persons or parties unknown. claim
Ing any right. tite. sstats lien or interest In tho
rsai estate deserb~i In the application herein de-
PENDANTS "a.
The People u the Stats Of Colorado to the above
aAmsd defendants Greeting;
You srs hereby summonsd and required TO an.
/. ever the application orths applicant plaintiff In
shs above entitled application for registration Of
tie following land situate In Phillips county Colo
sHdo towiv
The south west quarter lew "a Of section t~ent,
: slx tssl In township seven ~ north Of range
losty Ave tss) west Of the 9th PrncipsI Meridian
:. sshjset toa mortgage for fi."ooo held by Sk
. Mali and . mortgage for i'oo.c held by MsrrIs,
= L. Page
!. I'D 10 Me your In tho ssti implication In
hs once II the clerk of sad court In sald count,
Slthlp twenty days sftar the ssrsh ~ 'hil sum.
ueas vrca ,ou. exclusive u the day VI such -s-v.
X, ard u ~ fnn to answer tho ssid application
- r,n,n The lme Aforesaid the 'sppfean, plsintin
\. thls action will apply To the cour, for the ~
Fl armsndsl IN the applicstion herein
- itnsss, ". q. iisliana clerk Of said court. and
V - thereof. Al iosyoks, Colorado In Aald eoun
" MI state. this day Of Jan A ID 1917
lsail w. o. He''anj Clerk
Sirpt pub Jan II
u Painter Attorney
The state herald., 1919-02-21

JUNE SLSGD % i..5 L5u..i,ss.1.,
of health. Hoods Sarsaparilia ulsa,
he blood pure, rich and nourisliing and
@ivcsanimaintEina gooi AEnLrn
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MANY OLIVE OILS
 FALSELY LABELED

Washington, D. C.. March 14.-Sev- eral seizures have been made and a number of prosecution instituted as a result of a campaign inaugarat6d by the officials charged with the en- forcement of the Federal Food and Drug Act against the interstate ship ment of adulterate and misbranded olive oil.
 Consumers are advised by the Bu- reau of Chemistry, United States De- partment of Agriculture, to read care fully the labels of all containers of fered to them as containing olive oil to determine whether the manufac- turer actually claims that the pro- duct is olive oil or mercy suggests It by misleading devices. Some of these deceptively labeled products are sold by itinerant pedlers.
 Cotton seed oil, corn oil, peanut oil, soy-tean oil and other vegetable oils are wholesome. palatable oils. but they should be bought under their own names at prices much lowerthan the prices at which olive oil is usual ly sold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
MANY SOLDIERS
 TREATED AT PIKE;

Camp Pike, Ark, March S.-More than 100 Arkansas men, including a. number of soldiers wounded overseas and transferred here from hospitals Ill the east, have been treated success fully at the Camp Pike base hospital In the past few weeks and sent to the convalescent detachment to further recuperate or to their organizations for resumption of service Excellent service is being given the patients at the base hospital by the surgeons, nurses and corps men under the di- rection of Major M. R. Gibbons, com mander, as indicated by the hundreds of cases successfully handled. Over seas men among the Arkansans dis 1 charged from the hospital in the week ending March 5, are: Capt. Wm. A. Turner, Little Rock; Lieut.. Albert B. Bevans, Newport; Freeman Loud ermilk, Black Springs; William Col latt, Haskell; Jesse J. Phillips, Des- Arc; James c. Malin, Cotton Plant; Frank Mccall Fortia; Mckinley Cook, -Bono;. Sgt. Wm., C. Patton, Woodson;
 Bill Meeks, Van Buren; John w.. Du- vail, Van Buren; Den Dunlap, Monti- cello; Oscar Glenn, Monette; Charlie i M. Deprist, Brazils; Jeff Goodwin, Okolona; Homer Clifton. Wheatley;
 Wayman Heard, Fl Dorado; Benj A. Cook, ElDorado; Monroe. Oyerton, 1 Lonoke; Willie E. Walden, Eureka Springs; John H. Van Hoose, Nc Crory; Lloyd B. Glenn, Quitman; Per ry C.: Stevenson, Poplar Grove Henry A. Gotterman, Sandy Bend; Knox w. 1 Goolsby, Parks; Robert M. Leggett
 McCrory; Clyde w. Baker, Jelks Griffin Scaggs, Cash; Ulysses John son, Scotts; James A. Moss, Beebe; /; 1 Lawrence Lloyd, Reno.
 Those successfully treated and re-
 turned to their organizations for service are John O.. Franklin, Walnut;
 Charles Mayberry, Gave Springs
 Mack Harly, Lisbon; Arthur A. Ab-
 bolt, Calero; George Roberts, Fend-
 ley; Mack Thompson, inc Bluff; Jim
 Davis, Rondo; Abraham. Sharp, Sid
 ney; Martin ,Fosbee, Paris; Francis < Gs:s Gls,, Randall, Shady;se Jim. Blue, Bulah Maryland Wofford, Malvern; Warren 1 Gross, Roston; Frank Martin, Pine
 Bluff; Lucius c. Allen, Stephens; Wm.
 Bohannon, Fayetteville; Jim c. Thoml ;. as,sePortland: :Y. Daley Whitten, Gale; ! Wm. +. 3Woodhouse, Conway L.
 Hanley, St. Joe; Louis A. Cordell, But lerville; Walter Sawyer, Monroe; Homer Fletcher, Crossett; James Me arkana; Willard Ramsey, Harrisburg
 Harry E. Palmer, Fayetteville; Vim
 G. Merritt, Argenta; John A. Wikow-
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TIRES-TUBES

We undersell 'em all-30x3, s1195 Nonskld S12.95; Tube $2.50; Rec Tube s2.lO;30X 8 1-2 $11i90; Non skid sl6.95; Tube $295; Red $3.25.
 32X5 1-2 $17.9O; Nonskid slS.51; Tube s2.95; Red Tube S3.55O.
 Ix4, S24.5 Nonskid $26.50; Tube $3.S0; Red Tube $3.90
 32x4 $24.75; Nonskid $2G.j0; Tub, $%.S0; Red Tube S3.95.
 3X4 $25.50; Nonskid $227.iO; Tube $.S5; Red Tute si10.
 34X4, $29.50; Nonskid $27.5O.
 35X4 1-2, $35.50; Nonskid $3S.9O.. 4X4 1-2 Nonskid s37.5O; Tube $4.3O: Red Tube $475.
 AUTO SUPPLIES.
 Ford Radiators $25.0O; Ford Bulbs soc; Rear Springs S6.9o Headlights per pair $i.75; Headlight Lens and Door roc; Lans only 15c; Spotlights $50; Rose Pumps $2.25; Ford Pumps $1.25.
 Ford kin9ston Caruburetor $5.5O; Haley 'Carburetor si5O; Form Timer Wires Gao; Ford Front Hub $1.25: Rear Hub $1.15; Jacks $125; Hand Horns $500. Rear Axle Ford, $1.25; Champion X-Plugs Csc; Champion Porcelains 35c; Ford Rear Wheels $350; Step Cut Piston Rings, 5e each
 We do not solicit credit accounts
 DURHAM BROS- no Main St, Phone l63l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

sky, Rector; Jack Richardson, ElDo- rado; Willie Brown. Pine Bluff; Sam P. Newman, Hot Springs; Arthur James, Little Rock; Oral Kerr, Brook land; Fred W. Moss, Van Buren; John Daniel, LuNoca Rock; Jesse Reed, Holly Grove; Nelson Davis, TeXxar- kama; Wm. Maxwell, Fort Smith; Brussey Lane, Altheimer; Bruce Shropshire. arkdale; Bob Hands. Scott; Manuel Marshall, Pine Bluff; Chester c. Stokes, Buckner: Joseph F. Jackson, Marshall; Dale Bentley, Searcy; Harry Puryear, Spring Val ley; Samuel H. Akins, Mettleton; Les ter A. Waid, Dardanelle; Wm E. Wal ker, Paris Levi Williams, Oilton; Nor gan Carlton, Cotton Plant; Samuel Sutterfield Leslie Rully Read, Cur don; Floyd Adair, Tulip; James Breckenridge, inc Bluff; John Randol- son, Arkansas City; John Chipeman, Monette
 Patients at the base hospital want for no attention In addition to the care bestowed on them by surgeons, nurses and M. c. men, secretaries from the base hospital Y. M. c. A., are permitted to visit the wards regular ly, distributing magazines, books, writing materials, etc, among the pa tients and to perform such services as writing letters for patients unable to do their for themselves. Patients who are able to walk about find friendly welcome and comfortGat the Red Crss convalescent house and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
RURAL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION IN
 FIRST SESSION
Many Interesting T a l k s Concerning School Work
 Were Heard.

The Jefferson County Rural School Teachers held it's first regular meet ing yesterday morning at the court house. Mrs. Nave Coleman, prcsi- dent of the association was in the chair and presided over the meeting Miss Mary Will Winters acted as sec retary in the absence of the regular secretary.
 J. l.. Bond, state superintendent of public instruction. spoke on "Educa- tional Needs" Among the things which he dwelt on slightly were high CT salaries for teachers. He stated that with better salaries, there would be better teachers.
 Miss Mary Will Winters, spoke on Home Economies In the Rural Schools She mentioned the connec- tion of the home and school in rural
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
Coffee
Milk

Baby Carnation Cream. doz -1Oc Carnation, tall can ---4---------------16 16c
 Carnation, tall can dog. --- $1.SO Armour's, 12-oz. Milk, 1 can l2c Armour's. 12-oz Milk doz - l.35 Eagle Brand, can --------------- -23c Dime Brand can -- l4c Van Camps, tall ----- -l5c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
|NllIst IS EAARD TO WHIP |E GERMAN ARMY
l .,,+ This Particular e.s e%p pproved So to the
 ..rica1l sr Lieutenant.

,.ch 12.-Trying to lie up
 ,,sv Ms, menu lately threw an
 plaa, ssrce department division
 ofaaa in+o confusion, all the way
 mess m sergeant to the gen-
 with mayonnaise sauce, '
 .'n menu, which had been mad made
 ,u ambitious young lieuten-
 ]! 10 long married. :u
 ,'ss ~s' sergeant had been in
 p'Iop long enough to know that
 :. 'fS fish. but he scratched his
 '. 's the rest of it. He called inc privates who was doing
 '1,s 'p1,ssyonnaise," he ordered curt tind of ammunition is that?' |he private. s.a :, . mess Sel S0oAe
 .o lieutenant Austin Kimball u's % washington, who had made ", menu in the first place, and mresnonsible. m Hook it up in kak.book," directed Lieutenant mess sergeant did. The. army |enFs however, are written with |,syity which may be the soul EMlt which has nothing to do food cookery.
 combination of egg l, mustard and oil," explained Emy cookbook tersely.
 order all the men to report and you can find out which them makes mayonnaise," said Inant Kimball.
 after anther the men of the di. reported to the. mess sergeant ,fter another they sent away hg, having protested their en' ,rocence in the making of may 5, The day of the dinner drew make it myself said Lieu. Kimball at last. ~
 ,tarted in on the morning of the .at g o'clock. Various captains IDfa and a colonel or two stoot and gave him advice. Toward Iidk Of the afternoont even tht looked in, and said that tht batch of mayonnaise ,hidn1 lst right. < <; o'clock Kimball had produced full of perfect mayonnaise, c stirred it, and it went back original ingredients. Dinner me and the meal was delayed T that the next batch of may e might be completed. But al was done-and good; the rep of the ordnance department yed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
SEVEN
communities.

In Breaking the Monotony," Miss Frances Tucker, of Altheimer, gave some splendid suggestions for mak- ing the work lighter on both pupils and teachers, as well as more inter esting to both.
 Joel Lambert made a motion that county track meet be held here this year. This motion was received en- Enthusiastically, and passed without dis sent. This meeting was to have talk, eu place last year but was postponed or account of the war. The meet will be held in April, the 18th and 10th.
 Other talks were heard also.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

Poison with mayonnaise sauce" read the menu. An "s"tor so means nothing in the life of French print CT. But the mayonnaise was so good that none cared what went with it, anyhow.
 All of which goes to show that when the American army undertakes anything from whipping Germany to making mayonnaise, it comes pretty near going through with it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
FRANK TRIPLETT IN LONDON,

(, II. Triplctt has received let. ter from his son, Frank Triplett, con graduating the former on his birth day last Thursday. Frank Triplett Is now spending furlCugh in Lon don. He has been in the service all most a year, and during that time. he has been able to enjoy but one inrlou"h, the present one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
REV. SHEPPERSON HERE.

Rev. Flournoy Shepperson, of Mon ticello will fill the pulpit at the First Presbyterian church at both morn irg and evening services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
PHONE US YOUR ORDER
WE CAN ALWAYS Save You Money

Beechnut Grape and Apple Jelly, 13 oz 3oc
 Beechnut medium Peanut Butter----- s3c
 Pure Honey. z oz bottle --- 3Oc
 A No. 1 good Broom --------------$ $lDO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

base hospital Y. M. C. A., where enter tainments and lectures are given reg ularly for their benefit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

Big Four Dairy Feed, 100-lb --------$s.4O Big Four Horse and Mule Feed, 100-lb.
 sack, per sack ------------- IPurina Hen Feed, 10O-lbs. -----------x4.IO
 Call us for price on other lines of feed- stuffs. shorts, bran, oats, corn, cottonseed, meal, hay. etc.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-10
SEWARD DRUG co.
IIiIIiIIiiIiIIuln;riuI!ilIlIliinnnumni

7O3 Cor. 4; thence south forty-nina and thirty-two- chains |. Cor. No. , of the Northern Light No.. lode claim, said Survey No. 9Sl. SC, enty two amt five hundrcthS chains corner No. of said Northern Lirh No. 2 lode claim, also Cor. No. 4 D.. said Northern Light Number one Lode Claim, and from corner No. 1 of sa.,, Northern Light No.& lode claim corner No.4 bears south cighty-nine degree ol minutes west nine and nine-hur drcthS chains distant and from cornc. No. corner No. 5 bears north eigh- teen minutes west twenty-two anG Sevcnty-three -hundreths chains dis tant, and from corner No. corner No. ? bears north eighty-nine degrees, 5l minutes east nine and nine-huu- dreths chains distant; Seventy-Sevcn and thirty -five-hundrethS chains tO Cor No. 1, the place of beginning; ex~ preSsly excepting and excluding from these presents all that portion of the ground hereinbeforc described, em- braced in said mining claim or Survey No. 9S1, and all veins, lodes and le,l- gcS throughout their entire depth, the tops or apeXeS of which lie inside of such excluded ground; the premises herein granted containing two hun dred SiXty-Seven and SiXty-two hun dreths acres, according to the official plat of the survey of the said land, re. turned to the General Land Office by the Surveyor General
 Together with all and singular the tenements, heredtamcntS' and appur tenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that l will on Monday the 2Oth day of Jan ura'y 1919 at II, o'clock in the fore noon of that day at the Office of the United States Marshal at Seward Alaska, sell all the right, title and in- tereSt of the defendants in the above described real property, at Public Auction to the highest and best bidde for cash, to satisfy said Special Ex- ecution and accrued cost.
 Dated at Seward Alaska this 10th day of December, 1918.
 r. R. Brenneman, United States
 Marshal,
 By Isaac Evans Deputy. First Pub, Dec, 20, 1918.
 Last, Pub, Jan., IF, 1919.
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CHAS. GOLDSTEIN & COMPANY.

have levied upon all the right, titih and interest of the defendants in ani to Al tle and embraced in U. s. Su"- vcy No. ,O3, amended, situate near Seward Alaska, more particularly bounded and described as follows:
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, slate stone ,u place SX4X& feet, marked with cross (N) at corner point and S-702, Cor. ! from which US. Location Mot- mcnJ No. 726 bears south 6 degrees
 I5 minutes east one and sixty Scy- cu- hundrCthS chains distant; thent" west twenty-two and seventy thren- hWiIelBS chains intcrScct line 2-3 aHi l-l of the Northern Light Nol ani the Northern Light No. 6 lode claims. respectively, Survey No. 9Sl, at south eighteen minutes east five and thrc2 -tcnthS ch&ns from corners Nos . and |; fort chains to corner No ?, a Slatestone .IXllxl2 inches. marked ; 7O& Cor ?, with mound of stone; then 70 north fIc and thrcc-tcnthS chains mtcrscct Line &-4 of said Northern li~h, No. 6 lode claim, at south ,i~'ty-nno degrees, fifty-one minute. west seventeen GNi twcnty-scvcn-hm- lrcihs chains from corner No. 1; Scy- ,nty seven and thirty five hun- trcths chains to corner No 3 on, mountain side and not established i thclcc east twelve chains to witness corner to said corner No. 2. a slltcs,one, 1lx1lxlO inches; marked W. C. S-7o&, Cor. 3. with mound D stone; forty chains to corner No. 1 9 ! greensboro 16xl2x6 inches, marked $ i
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-10
HOG PRODUCTION IN THE
 STATE OF UTAH INCREASES

SALT LAKE City. Utah., Jau.. lo - Due Co ,a. effort, O. ,ar federal fo,J administration in Jwh. ag,onI- ing Go J. Ii. Na-ayr",.G mmag.. O. the su'. Lake union -ryr,yart-, a.y proUu..ar E. Utah has woaasr' from 4o 70 51 9.,co, aumg ,ae .as' l- months. ..., sections Of -hc sat" which ho.otoso.r hu. .-d it,lc at tcn..ou ,o tna hog a.u- industry have found !, .o be profitable bus.- ness. Mr. Man fj.r. -aN. Many -..- tiou,, far 'oa a.o. lines. .avn marked rans .nr.n...
 ynl. .ga .a. Ing gu "a- ,a..- ly heavy, lr War-.@.'H -a." .e :. recon, >.a-wer, .E.. >o n.rr.ut of the rrr, g. .ar a- 1T. .,' Iusn ..... ward, ar, yro.,rno" .- rw l'.. while las, Ea" m <, |..n. ,ro ou. the ha, cam. 'rn. '.. ..m,. tr. record. shr,. hogs ..~. from -H .. 100 ,r..- Epw rat~.. .onr-. F.".. are r2.'rI 60 ,he ."..is .r .'c.- and h.on.l to the v,uua
 "Hrr the nn.u wwNn, in Sa' Lake i. o' 7. a year a"5 half old, the cducr,.or feature la. h'cn on' of  the 'o.. ,nrorans toms. Good, fat hoes orv a.. fju#ra.a .on'v wawN.. and indications arc that the |a'oard win ,rvu'ue."
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CHAS. G0L.DSTEIN
 & COMPANY
of JUNEAU, ALASKA

offers to he TrapperS of Alaska highest Cash prices o their FurS
 lhe Method of purchase is as follows: Ship yOur far in by express parcel post same amount to Sl0C or over. We will wire best offer which if u satisfactory will either return your fur ship to an other E0inl designated, all charges prepaid.
 Comparison of prices with outside figures vii prove that we pay and you get your money from ll.gc to INe weeks earlier.
 References; Any Bank in Alaska, DexterHOr, tvn National Bank of Seattle, National Bank of TacOmi, Tacoma, Wash. Make Us a trial shipment. WE GUARANTEE SAFES ACTION. ..,t&M 3a&Mt
 CHAS. GOLDSTEIN & COMPANY.
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CONGRESS- TO DISPOSE
 OF CAPTURED MATERI

WASHINGTON, Jan., lO- Sccn- tary of War Baker said that the war material captured by the American .Epeliuouay forces would bc brougi To the United States, for disposition na congress sees tit. Over l4OO big guns, taken by Americans, will be broug over.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-10

Tn aal by virtue of a special EN. urr. issued out ot the United Sta.e District Court 80, Seward Alaska, E. rn above entitled cause. and date he lfth day of December, 1918.
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pon Carlos ErowNnll as EXccU.or nt .s Estate Of Dn Carlos Browne, .c..a-ad. Ada Waite BrovncI1 tAlias Eal V. J. Bro nn,D Don Carc >owon' Ada Inlia0 H"ownclI "r,urh. John Fi'zhugh French. Phiiiin french ar n.s.hy French.
 Defendants.