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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
The FAIRY TALE ,
BY AGNES GRAHAM BRooAN
SSSS9Se9es9Se sseese9eSsssSss
D is2i. Western Sswsuap per UuIo1.

Far back In the shadows sat G1Idl-
locks. and the little brown nursemnid.
JGold!locks had been known as Miss
Miriam Sturteyant before the Joyful
exchange of her attendants was made
And the brown nursemaid was not
brown at all as to face but just u
,curi0us autumn leaf sort Of person
with leaf-brown hair and darker brown
eyes and crimson-leaf coIoriEg. A
happy, CHEEKY companion. who changed
pIiraculously Miriam's prosy routine OF
days into a fairyland existence. And
who succeeded where the former die
tatorial custodlans had failed In quell-
Ing the chlld's self.importance and
banIshing her gloom. Miriam was
well aware OF the interest she occu-
stoned as heiress, aware too. of the
awe with which Miss Palmer had re-
garded her upon this account.
The new little Ursula Brown. who
dubbed herself the brown nursemaId.
had no regard for money Mt all. II
was just necessity, she said. and one
need not be proud OF Its, possession
because 1t couldn't buy happiness.
II was all part of the game of grow
ing that the Goldilocks and the brown
maid played together. Life was no
longer dun In Uncle Rogers big house
Uncle Roger was Daddy's bachelor
brother, who had become her guardian.
and guardian, too. of the fortune which
he and she alone shared. Miriam had
been a problem to Uncle Roger, until
Ursula came.
Ursula drifted In most fortunately
one morning when Miss Palmer and
Uncle Roger were having row, be-
cause returning home unexpectedly at
q very late hour the night before, he
had found his niece deserted. Miss
Palmer locking the nursery door be-
hind her. had gone on TO some amuse-
meni Of her own. Ursula Brown stop
ping TO see II Miss Miriam Sturtevant
might not possibly require II musical
instructress. was moved to apply for
Miss Palmer's position instead, and re-
ceived It Things had gone smoothly
since then.
Uncle Roger was unpleasantly sur
prised when me refused to awaken
Miriam late in the evening. that she
might help him while away In hour of
boredom.
Il might be able to please you with
. song" said the young woman.
ehe did Roger listening wondered
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
WONDERS
or AMERICA
OLD FAITHFUL cEYsER
Byr.r.MAII:xEY
g. Western Newspaper Uniou

HE Lord didn't make many Reys-
1 ers or water volcanoes, but M
gave q distinct Individuality to eacl, Of
the few which he did make.
He placed the majority Of them In
Yellowstone park and Of these, one
has been dlgniaed with the name-Old
Faithful, because Of its dependability.
Geysers are do-as-you-please freaks
OF Nature. Their activities are gen.
orally devoid Of any regularity. some
go or with great frequency: Others
only at long intervals. But, Old
Faithful, true to the name, can be
depended upon, day and night, winter
or summer. to thrust her tremendous
column Of water high into the air
tsome times ITO feet), for four min
sites at . time. At intervals Of from
sixty-five to eighty minutes.
From . bowi-shaped surface open-
ing an irregular passage, known as
tube. reaches down to the intensely
heated regions Water from the sur.
face or underground springs trickIes
Gown through rocks and hole6 ana
collects IN the bottom of this tube,
d
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

The heat makes 1t boil. Then II
turns to steam The steam forces tho
water toward the top. Later. clouds
Of steam arise. Finally. the pressure
Of the steam overcomes the weight oe
the water above and the geyser erupts
with astonishing force. continuing .
do 90 until all the water In The tube
has been expelled.
The discharged water falls to tha
ground and cools OF. Soon the water
again collects In the tube. becomes
heated to the breaking-out point and
the operation is repeated.
According to observations made By
the o. s. Geological Survey, Old Faith
ful "shoots' 100000 gallons oe vatsr
at each eruption, or about 33225,OoO
gallons every twenty-four hours
enough to supply . city Of 100000 -
habitnnts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

Burroughs, IN. naturalist ana writer.
whose death last spring left va.
cancy when they came to consider
another vacation fhis year II ..
said the three pr,nc,pals so hiehly
regarded the sged naturalist that
they believed 90 less pcrsonacc-
than the president of the Unitcb
States properly could FIJI his place.
The president WIS pleased to sc~
cept the honor to assume the role and
for a few day. live the simple life
that characterized the career Of the
aged naturalist.
The campers were singuiariy con-
genial. riding horseback, fishing.
swapping stories. shar,ng camp
chores together. The president, ike
other members. was engc, to do h,s
share around the camp Kitchen,
which IN his pa rticniai cae. CON.
sisted Of chopping wood for the KIT.
chen fre He wa. nnahlc to remn,n
for the entire outing. bcing called
back to Washington oD official busi.
ness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
Guitar introduced by Moor.

The guitar was introduced into
Spain by the Moors about the year
i2ss. BY the beginning Of the Nine
teenth century the Spanish guitar hnd
become fashionable instrument on
the continent Ferdinand Sor. a Span.
lard, brought the guitar into great
popularity In England with his COM
positions. He succeeded in banishing
the less perfect English instrument.
Mhuro Giuliani. an Italian. was dis
tnguished rival OF Sor's. Other we'll
known composers were Legani. Kreut-
Eer and Leonard Schulz Beriioz and
Paganini were guitarists OF note.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

mans tall figure. Uncle Roger. bend
ing. kissed tenderly his own small
niece. then more tenderiy, the other"
Il will finish tie story" he said.
This prince fellow who lolled around
with his pockets full Of gold that new
er would buy anything he really want
ed, came to love, as IL happened, this
sweet woodland maid with love that
never could let her go. and So"
His eyes sought Ursula's. He begged
her TO stay at the castle forever.
did she promise to stay" drowsily
asked the child.
Forever" Ursula softly answered.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

w no can say how much power
W and influence is represented in
the picture aboves
Henry Ford. the Detroit manufac.
turer and inventor: Thomas a. Ed.
son, electrical wizard and genius;
President Warren G. Harding and
d. 8. Firesfone. the Akron tire man.
ufaeturer and fnnncier. form omar.
tet whose wealth of mind and mater.
isi riches il would be hard to esti.
mate.
This picture was taken recently IN
the mountains IN Maryland where
these famous men were spending u
night on camping tour that lasted
ten days.
President Harding was the guest
Of Mr. Firestone. Mr.. Edison and
Mr.. Ford, who tor ycar- have been
accustomed to take their annual out.
ings together, living simply IN camps
a. far from the haunts of tourists
a. It is possible to go.
Formerly the party consisted of
Edison Firestone. Ford and John
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
Tire GuiiIotine.

The Euillotine was named after DR..
Joseph GuiIlotin. on whose suggestion
II was introduced into France during
the revolution IN 1872. The instru.
ment consists OF two upright posts,
with q crossbeam at the top. the posts
being % grooved as to allow the fall
Ing Of q heavy steel knife. with .
s'snting edge. upon the neck Of the
victim. as soon as the cord holding II
In place Is released by the executioner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
-Assurane." and .ln.ur.nes.-

Assurance and insurance are synon.
ymoua terms In ordinary usage. but In
Britain fairly strict distinction IL
maintained. assurance being confined
to life. and insurance to fire. marine.
etc. Assurance was used exclusively
until the end OF the Sixteenth century
when "Ensurnnce" made Its appear
ance. the initial "e" now having been
changed to an -
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
Catarrh

CAtaxTA 70 . local disease greatly iniu-
enced BY constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE 10 Z
Toa1e and Blood Purifier. BY cieansinE
The blood and building up the 6ystsm.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restore.
normai conditions and aliowB Mature 70
do III work. s7F-I :
An Dgugxists. Circulars frss,
=. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
wls. Words coneernlno AdvIe..

Give thy friend counsel wisely and
charitably. but leave him to his liberty
whether he will follow thee or no:
and be not angry II thy counsel be re-
jected. for advice Is no empire, and
he Is not my friend that Will be my
Judge whether will Or no.-Jeremy
Taylor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

THE next time a friend comes
i to you all excited about some
wonderful tire bargain-ask him
how much value he ought to get
for each dollar Of tire money.
Its astonishing that any car
owner today should not know all
the tire service he is entitled to.
Nor how to check up between
the economy of par quality on
one hand-and big discounts,
surplus stocks, discontinued lines
and retreads on the other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
semsvvhat Fmharr..e,na.

The Child Study Club. vas NEE,
ing At my home. was On the prp,
gram Tor 9 paper on .Discipline.s I
nad just finished reading the sase
ana round table discussion u1o
about to follow. when my younes6e
daughter. age 8, came Into the hcusel
Gyins. her clothes muddy and torn.
nufriedly asked her what was the
matter. and her older sister said. h
tones audible TO the whole club shes
neen down n the mud nGhfing witA
snaf bad - boy. Chlcaso Amess-
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
sle<p>r, bal Wrsek s.fest.

According to one medical authority.
the passengers who are asleep when a
train collision occurs escape most Of
the bad effects Of shaking and con-
cussiop.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-29

OWN YOUR HOME,
SHERIDAN CIRCLE. se5 ooo
IL rms. AMI
81. NR. CONN. AVE. s1s.ooe
10 rms., b., AMI 70
VIEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Sso,ooe
70 rms. b.. garage.
COR. MASS. AVE. NR. SHERIDAN ON.
Is rms, b. s125. 900.
1TTH ST. COR. $4,000.
rms. q D.
CONN. AVE. "a, ooo.
II rms, b.. AMI
Phone Main $3.50,
fHoAAS J. FISHER CO..
75e 18th ST.
WISCONSIN AVE. nr Naval oossT7atory-
. nm; tapestry Dr.: col. home; semi-ds-
tached: h.-w.h-. cleo: front 4 rear porches:
hardwood throughout: lot. 80 By I46 This
b Q Sf5.000fhome- For quick sale, $40. 500
WILDAAN CO. 9Th q b. Franz. e4os
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-29

COLUMBIA HEIGHrs-Ss,ooo.
convenient to llth ct and 9th Ct cat
nnes; a 2l-foot house Of rooms; h.-w.h,;
eIec. hghts! deep lot to paved alley; room,
70. earage.. The house 10 In excellent con-
oition. win trade or sell on eAty terms,
WIZ. g. PHILLIPS.
400 New York ave. Main %.
COL. HElGHTs-Five bedrooms house WITH
not-water heat; electric lights; gsrase fos
two cars: price. 1900. McKkEvER a
GoeA laos Eye st. NV. <e2s
COLUMBIA HkIGHTs-si4,sOo 500.
On Harvard st., near 18th. hrse residence
OF 10 rooms 70 bedroomsl; cleo. lights
mo dern heating plant; property In excel
ient condition. Plenty room for ssr.ssi
WIZ. D. PHILLIPS.
400 New York ave. Main %.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-29
Cleveland Pan

BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED
HOME; ANIL; EIGHT ROOMS:
TWO BATHS; CLASSIC IN
BREAKFAST PORCH: LARGE
SLEEPING PORCH: UNUSUALLY
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH
OPEN FIREPLACE: aBTILT-SGA-
RAGE: HoTsE READY FOR oC-
CUPANCY; PRICE. SIs. onO. GATE
WOOD S. BENNETT, 500 CONT.
TR. BLDG. MAIN 65e4
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
our FAITH.

Civilization w&S not made in q
day. 1t is the growth Of centuries.
Devoted men and women. with faith
ana courage, have held TO the good
through every burst Of passion and
SclllShnesS; and little by little man
mas risen from barbariSm. Repuia-
has not done 4 thing. Character has
done ii all. The false and untrue
have often gotten 4 start and have
relShcd Tor span. But these were
PauseS III the Slow but certain Jour
ney TO love and confidence and
ightcOuSneSS.
history teaches many lessons, bu.
none so imprcssivcly rs faith and
confluence in mans ultimate dcsti-
ny. Even the Balkans. bad as their
situation is now, have seen many.
many worse days, even yc:rrs- and
centuries. Russia sec,nS impossible.
Dut even Russia has had centuries
"hlch compared most unfavorably
10 the present. Germany seems To
De IN Il bad fix, but after the battle
of Fricdland she was in = mu,.b
more hopeless state than she i, now
We Americans, in the broader.
world sense, do not know what real
trouble is. We have no troubles
now, except those due TO our mis-
takes, and these arc the results OF
careicssncSS, SclfiShncSs or prciu-
|'dlce. Our difficulties are ALWAYS
presented 10 US through the glasses
O1 politicians. This is magnificd.
mat is minimized; figures are lug.
glcd; party spirit is appealed to: =
large percentage Of newspapers and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bv men
whose stake in private enterprises
That sometimes defy The law, are. 50
great as to subMergc clear state.
incnfS-Still further confuse the
peoples efforts TO get right. As :,
"hoie' good cause must lose at
least once before the people can gel
clear perspective. But the yirtuc
OF ms governmental system, NOT
"lthStanding its slow processes, lies
III ITS safety from coup of the mon
archlStS and the anarchist.
! We are safe from Kaiser, and
l.eninc. Here the people can r,I, If
.hey; ana they may be indolrn: and
,hdi!rrcnt for a long time without
,"rlrltInS their power to act when
'heH gel ready to do 50. They arr
l'oW uaZcd and uncertain. They
seem 10 want TO feel their WA, for
"arh. But "Out Of the darkness
VIII come The light" The faith thai
saved MS at Valley Forge: that bound
up me wounds Of Gour-ycar civil
war. viii find the true course for
inns only dependable ship upon the
ocean Of civilization. -- Charleston
gazette. "''''
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The p'r>r.. location j. pr1Itl-
"Ili> level. IS mucI 80 rs any road
can hr made through a muuntain-
"u> State. In possibilities !. can t .
madt Il route Ci beauty. cntvrDrl>r
drd grandeur. The iCtOur uulv
crosses through river Sorgr> and un
and dCwn steep mountain sides. The
expense Of huIldin. on The present
location. much of which has been
graded full width, is much cnvaacr
by hundreds Of thousands o. dol
lars than The dctuur.
Viewed from The Lru.,dryyt and
most unselfiSh standpoint there i,
no argument for change. There
can be none. From the Sladpoiu,
of material development and future
possibilities. all arg,uncn, is on thr
side Of the present location. The
present population and the present
development, us it stands to-day.
within the radius of ictour. may be
greater than that section from
which the route would be taken.
but tina. is only for t"-day. To-
mcrrow's development on the pres
ent location will >urpa>S thai on
the proposed route Of change. Sur
pass il i'll coal. in timber and ;,g.i-
cultural wealth. We hav" the facts
We have the argument. VIC have
Midland Trail by historic right. and
as men and women. worthy OF our
ancestors. with the frirudlicst feel
ing and hes, wishes 10 all, We arc
going to keep it.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant - authority vested ~
~" bN Il decd q! trust dated or the
li!h day Cf Anril. 1919. rNvcutvd by
X. Il. NlrdCGaU uDl Susie e.. Sncdv-
Gar. his W.i". tn Andrew Price.
trustee. - secure the Bank OF
MaIliniun in the payment Of Il note
of Sl.non.u0. and which i recorded
IN the office Of the clerk Of The Coun
y Court nf pocahurta> County. ".
E Va. in trust deed book No. II at
page l36. and which is also record
cd i'll thc office nr the clerk of the
CauHtN Court Of Grrcnbricr County,
West Virginia. in trust deed book
No. II al page G3S. and also by an
other deed of trust executed by said
R. II. SncdcSar to Andrew Price.
Trustee. TO secure the Bank nf Mar
linton in the payment of Il note Of
81 .2In.UO, which is recorded in the
office of the clerk Of the County
Court of Poc;,hontaS County, Yves;
Virginia. III trust deed book No. 70
4: page 13, and also in The Office of
he clerk Of The County Court of
t'rcenbrlcr County, West Virginia,
IN trust deed book No. Is. at page
"63. The undersigned trustee will
proceed to sell at public auction to
The highest bidder. on
D1bN.lSNlOI.lt D, IVZl,
commencing at y. H., mt the iron,
door Of the Courthouse OF Poc.-
hontaS County, in the town of Mar
linton, West Virginia. i part of the
real estate Cat this time5 conveyed
by said deeds of trust, to-wit:
The part now offered under this
advertisement is the home farm of
the said Z. r. Snedegar, situated in
ne Levels District, Of PocahontaS
County, and in Grccnbricr County.
che farm lying across the line be-
tween the two counties, and contain
ing go acres. in all, composed of
Two tracts--onc of 200 acres de-
scribed in Il decd from A. r. Snede-
gar to said r. II. Snedegar dated
August IS, 1918, and Of record in
said counties. And The other tract
containing 10 acres being tho land
adjoining said 200 acres, which 70
acres is the land bought Of Sam and
Mand Hill. the whoIr being known
as the K. X. SncdcSar farm.
Terms Of Sale CASH.
Given under my hand thi, 18th
day OF October. 1921.
l0-2S-4w Trusi,.,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

New River Grocery Company. \
corporations; and Lewis Hubbard
ana Company. Il corporation,
Plaintiffs.
Il. \. F,.:nStcr, and others.
Defendants.
In C!Iaucr-y.
Pur:uant 10 4. decree Of The
circuit Court OF Grccrbricr County.
dated October 10Th, 1921. BY which
II was ordered, among other things
that Geraldine Driscol be appointed
Special Commissioner 10 take and
state an account showing
First: The assets Of said Il. \,
FcanStcr;
Scconh: The hcbi> due by said
fcanSlcr i'm the order of their dig
niles and priCriticS: bW no DgCf-
rrcncr to Be allowed by reason Of
any judgement or execution render.
cd or issued within four % month,
prior to October 10Th. 1921.
J hay" IiN"d 1T MY office near 'rc
{ courthouse IN L,WiSburg, Green
hrIcr County. West Virginia. rs i've
pl1c" where, aud November tnr
2llh. lv2l, rs ~" time, when vii
open sad account
GERALDINE MNSCOLI..
lu-@H-iW Commissioners.
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}. NJ. Austin,
Attorney
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

! will offer at public auction at
the old Osborne place two miles
southeast OF Frunkford. OIL
NOVEMBER 1, 1921,
al the hour OF Ten O'Clock the follow;
ing property. to-wit:
No. Studebaktr Wagon:
! No. e IA Studebakcr Wagon.
| Disk Harrow;
] Spike Tooth Harrow:
! Riding Cultivator;
! No. 10 Oliver Chill Pluw:
! Bob Sled. good AS new;
| Mccormick Moving Machines
] Mccormick Binder. good IL. new
1 Set Dump Buggy Rake;
] Double Disk Grain Drill:
, Sets Of Work Harness:
i.ot Of Chains and Lunlicr
binder.
Saddle;
| Sci Housing. uoublctvvcs. spread
crS and breast yoke;
J Team of Horses. weight about
5000 pounds:
| Team Of liorSc>. weight ahnu.
200 pounds:
Icarlin2 licifcrs:
Cows,
| purcbrcd Short!,orn Bull:
Head Ewes;
Hogs;
Stack Hay:
Lot of Hay in Barn:
] Rick Straw:
100 Shocks Corn;
. Terms Of Sale: All SUMS less
than $1,000, cash in hand on day Of
sale: all SunS Of $1,000 or over 4
credit OF Twelve months will be
given to be evidenced by notes with
approved personal security with
legal interest from date.
1U-21-2w w. l.. OSROHNE
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classified ADVERTISING.

IL" acres rolling Land, all in good
grass - Ncrcs small timber good 6
room house. barn and other build
ings. good orchard. On good road.
line neighborhood, convenient TO
school and church. has phone and
Il. r. d.. This farm is underlaid
win heavy coal and leased for oil
ana gas, all goes to purchaser mt the
loW. price Of S4,UOO.O0. 81 900 90
cash, balance 10000 per wear.
possession al once. Write for new
farm list. VI. l.. TROUT REALTY
90, Il. &. Casio, Agent, Vinton, O.
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\(l'i'il.I:.

Notice is hereby given tia, The
undersi Sned. II. II. Banton. resi-
dcnt If Leslie, Grcrrbricr County,
west Virginia. and whose occupa.
lion IS Track Supervisor Of Green
brier 4 Eastern Ry. Co. Will on Tues
day the 9Th day OF November. 1921 :.
or as soon thereafter rs he MAY be
able to be heard by The Court, apply
10 the Circuit Court Of GrcenbricI
County and STATE Of WeSl Virginia.
for a license to carry a revolver as
provided in section : Of CHAPTER
l+S OF the Code Of West Virginia.
Dated tbs 18th day OF October.
1921.
II. II. RANION.
5. NJ. Austin, ~ Counsel.
Attorney.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS
State of West Virginia,

State of West Virginia,
Grccnbricr County, S.:
NJ Rules held in the Clerks O,,icr og
inc Circuit Court of tircenhrier
County, OH The first Monday in Tho
month of October. 1921:
"'"ce ''rahaln' Complaint,
VS..
Frank r.. Graham, Defendant
In Chancrry.
The object Of this Suit is TO Obtain
a divorce a vinculo (absolutc) from
The defendant on the ground of vii.
full tcsertion Of the plaintiff and
the further ground Of adultery, and
II appearing, by affidavit filed, tina,
The Defendant is not in the State Of
West Virginia TO the best Of plain
tlfts knowledge, but was last heard
OF In Ohio, and to the best of her
belief he is a nonresident Of this
State, ii is ordered that he do an.
pear here within one month after the
date of the first publication Of this
order and do what is necessary 10
protect his interest in this suit.
TcSte: !
W. F. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Geraldine &. Driscoll. Sol. 1O-1l-G
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to authority vested in
me us Special Commissioner of the
Circuit Court of Grccnbrier County,
by IN order made by said Court on
the 18th day Of September, 1921, in
The proceeding pending therein,
wherein Eva ID. Young. guardian,
WAS plaintiff and Gladys \. Young
and others were defendants. Ncnicr
I'd in Law Order Book 10, at page
299( 1 will sell at public auction TO
The highest bidder at the front
door Of the Court House Of Green
brier County; al Lcwisburg, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER eth, 1921.
at high noon, the undivided one
eighth interest Of Gladys A. Young,
kalc Young. Hazel Young, Rodney
Young and Karnak Young, (heirs al
!, ,a w, . OF Edward Young. lin and 10
estimated 10 contain 80 acres.
known ms the McCutchccn land and
adjoining the land of the late J. l..
MctIung and others, and on the
waters Of Mill Greek and in Meadow
Bluff District in Grecnbrier County.
Wcsl Virginia.
! will start the said onc-ciRhth
interest al $4,000, the bid made
therefore by the Leckie Smokclcss
Coal Company. and will nct cor
slider any bid under said sum OF
$4,000.
Terms of Saie-CASH.
HENRY GILNIER,
Special Commissioners.
!, ". j. Richardson, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Grcnubricr County.
90 certify that Henry Gilmcr. the
aDoTc named Special Commissions
rr, has given bond in the penalty
OF One Thousand Dollars Isl .OO0.]
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l have relocated at Lewisburs
for the practice Of medicine. Of
nee over Parker's Drug Store.
Phone 2l7.
DIR. o. l.. BAKER.
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with security approved by me- as r..
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