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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28
Mavberry Items.

Otto Eide, who was recently married, will
occupy his new residence. which is nearing
completion.
Mrs. Frank Williams. John Halter and
Edward Stuller are on the sick list.
Miss Lorena Fleagle is visiting Miss jeanette
Barrick at Legore, Frederick county.
Rev. L. F. Murray is holding revival ser
vice at Oakhill. Frederick county.
On Wednesday evening the mid-weekly
prayer meeting was held at the home of VIM.
Rodkey.
Services at the Bethel Sunday at 10 a. m.
by Rev. L. F. Murray.
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Tyrone Items.

The blizzard of last week shut up the roads
so that travel was suspended. On the 18th
we had no mail, and the thermometer reg
istered 50 degrees below zero.
Joseph Myers and Harry Myers are still
quite III with pneumonia, and Mrs. Myers Is
able to be up in the house.
J I'm W. Few has sold his mill property to
Harry Heltebridle, for $1,000. Mr.. Helte-
bride will take possession OF the mill in the
spring, and Mr.. Few will go to Frizellburg.
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Social Life in Carroll.

AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Orendortf, this city, on Tuesday evening,
there was a social and musical gathering.
Vocal and instrumental music was furnished
by MeSsrs. Frank Stevenson, mandolin; Guy
Fringer, flute; Jesse Chrest, DR.. Glenn W.
Horner and Harvey Munger, guitars; John
Evans, violin, and Adam Munger, triangle.
Mr. Charles Scott rendered several tenor solos.
and Mr.. W. Riley Myers gave about twenty
five selections on the gramophone. In addi-
lion TO those mentioned above the following
were present: Misses Rosa Kuhn, Kate kee-
lar, Rose Oreudortf, Emily Orendorff, Mr..
and Mrs Raife. Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Oreu-
dorff Mrs. W. Riley Myers, Messrs. Charles
Brown, DIR. W. d. Wells, Edward Freeman,
Paul Oreudortf Vim. Fromeyer, Charles
kinesnilz, Samuel Andrew Myers, Thomas
Myers, Leo Coonan and Cook Bankert.
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SLElGHING PANTY.

Last Saturday night number of young PEG
PIE of l.inehoro aud vicinity arranged for q
slelghIug surprise party, the objective point
being the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Reluhard. near VERT store, in York county
Pa. A most delightful evening was spent,
and refreshments were abundantly served
Those participating were Misses Edna Vent
Ada Weulz, Lizzie Newcomer and Gertit
Baltus; MessrS. James Shafer, John New
conner. Richard Baltus, Claude and Bruce
Weutz and Fred. Leopold.
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Progressive, peanut party was gwen py
Miss ". Virginia Wclgaut this city, 90 honor
af Mss Mae Ellsworth. OF Railway, y. j., last
Monday evening. aud % wss a most delightful
affair Ia memory OF George Washington
the rooms we're 'asiefully decorated with the
Stars and Stripes, and the tally cards repre-
seated Iiu'e haicbsis, ;icd s.fh red, whi'e sud
blue ribbon. The prizes were awarded as
faljasss Frs, lAiy's TO Mss Ellsworth; first
gentleman 90 Mr. Wadte,l The fortunate
SINNERS af gbe boobies SeTe Mss Woodward
aaH Mr. Whitfield RabeTts. The prizes for
rae advertisement game. which afforded a
E-ea, deal of amusement. we're won by Miss
Ngod~Ari and NJ Wm Naihsr. The
boobies Oh Mr. and Mr. Waiiej
Abuut thirty guests s-rc present, After
serving refreshments music wAs enjoyed aafil
The SEQ snaN hours of morning
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weather record Tor the Week.

February 2l-mercury "a at am. and 81
al 2p.m, fair February 22-mercury Is at
a. m. and % at , pm; clear. February 23-
mercury Il at am. aud 40 at pm. clear
February 24-mercury u al am. and ~ at
ann: clear until noon, partly cloudy after
yards February 25-mercury l9at am.
and "a at p m. clear February 26-mercury
y at a. m. aud 46 at pm; fair. February
27-mercury 81 at Il. m. and As at p M
cloudy.
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HOOPER 5 SCHOOL

The pupils of Hooper's public school gave
a very interesting entertainment IN the school
room. ON Monday evening, February 23d.
A large number Of the parents and friends Of
The pupils we're present Every part was
given with credit TO the pupils and teacher,
and the parents and friends were greatly
pleased with the evenings program.
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zIE5aa,Y syErklss

Hs ! ha ~a-mzH. Lsh-vFy street, this eils.
sas ff.Arse4 a a.rA-as sgrpf.-s patty nn
Ie4H-5av r,elsug iausr us.-rat wvrr.
I#aa 3 Eesr. rois size and is4lh,sr. james
NJ ~Fsr-r 4HI a5tt Geo \ EgkSar.-Ir .ul
4s.s. Dusrn ~.sgh4a A1t ste. Mrs john
50 NHtra. Mr.. i-aa lfE aud athrrs
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Died last Sunday afternoon after q" Illness
Of several months. At the home @: hes Eb;er,
Nrs. c. Leveriug at PiAesyi..e, Nj. He AS
- wears old aud leaves toIy caliaraH-jaha
Wright. near Delight; Fletcher "rsat, ct
Carroll county: Mrs. {. Lever'us aud M G.
Watts. Of PIkesville, A brother, Samae.
Wright. hives 10 Baltimore.
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HsEei ~ the lzsr jacob l5.s-s. assl al GAO
rysrd-rle OF a~r iaa. afFr. ls lsu-fs.asH. Pa
aa Fetra.-g -. Asrl - yesas. H3asAs sai
q lavs Her -.r.a--s sew la1~rr-#H 81 a
trr's 1harea cemetery Services scrv eaa
iae;sI b4 Rev e. s. E.azhusa. Il 'a=
UaiaaI1sa igtb.raa thagyl.
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An ENTERTAINMENT will be given
N by the young people of Finkskbnrg for
the benefit of Finksburg NJ P. Church, on
Thursday. March 10. in Horner's Hall. at 7.8o
p. m. Admission 10 and % cents. If that
night should be stormy, then the next night
viii be used Title OF entertainment, The
Country School. ieb2l-2t
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Son ss NJ Ani NJ thss.~s ] ~Ssa#srE
maa. OF taas -fy. isri Frtra.ss o.. -a aa'
I5fb rear Hs rva3asss ses~ s1,srrra 20 -
jaEas C~nrtrgy joseph Ezs r#g gagl.sf
silh associates end Teacher,
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Aged = y-ar,. died Al the o. .igae~ n Mr.
Jackson Nsrriy. ur=r it.s rsly. uH FstraAFF
~. frarr paralysis She was The s.al- ri .ar
late john Clarke tuu.rzi asi igt.rmrsf a.
s. Benjamin lh,- Sag4rIa, 8asarHe ~ lu
o clock
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Reading near ~bsEmag thaFeh- died
February -. 'rum severe attack 81 ErrF sae
caszrrh. sre8 abau, 81 ysars- lie 81 sarTsset
5y bis u5fs and i've cbl.Iryn, Aui a hra;aeTs-
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MRS. WIN. ARNOLD

Died at her home in Reese at an early hour
on February y, after short illness Funeral
at Sandy Mount VI. p. Church Sunday after
noon at O'Clock
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The Creditors OF Ida s EngIe, deceased
are hereby notified to file their claims with
the vouchers thereof with ;ae Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Carroll County, within two
months from the DIST day Of February, 1903
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS.
| Feb q At Auditor.
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STORE STOCK AND FIXTURES
~ FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale his Stock of
Merchandise and Store Fixtures, at Frizell-
burg. The trade Is good and business sue
ccsSiul. Satisfactory reasons for selling viii
be given to any person desiring to purchase.
Possession given Immediately.
jan 24tf FRANK N. SNADER.
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T,HE MORTGAGES TAX.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.

Notice IS hereby given 90 all persons Do az.
rcars for taxes ou incomes from mortgage,
that they must pay their taxes by April LIST,
1908. or the same will be collected hy law.
By order of the COUNTY Commissioners.
JOHN f. MASENHIMER,
feb :l3I County Treasurer.
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~ .hfs years pss.ng. delivered iu good orde'
aaf eana.,ioa 1T tn~ SCHIuS~ER TAN
merry. before lae ls tsy Of August 1903
THE SCHLoSSER OAK TANNING CO
uf Carrai. gaaa'y
j : BtEa, Superintendent. ,-a' Ian
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TOR SALE

The undersigned, having business re- fss4
latious which require permanent reno FAX.
val from Westminster. offers his Green Street
Property tor Sale. Inquire of Mrs tarrsr
on the premises. Possession given April /.
dec l3 If ID. l.. FARRAR.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16
soME H2k!PAY So SUGGESTI9S Ss. E0R BUSY BUYERS

For the Boys
Trolley Car
Drums
Swords
Air Gun
Shooting Gallery
Soldiers
Hook and Ladder
Telephones
Banks
Whistles
Airship
Quot Game
Parlor Games
Growing Rooster
Wooden Kitchen Set
Wooden Parlor Set
Wooden Doll Trunk
Handkerchiefs
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16
ST. Clair ranges at W. S. Smiths

st. Clair ranges at w. S. Smiths.
For dolls-large and small-go to
Powers.
Hand painted souvenir china at W.
s. Smiths.
De Kalb & Ayers, attorneys at law.
Office oye postoffice.
Bob sleds and cutters In great va
riety at Judith Hardware Co.
+. II. Judd, travelling insurance az,
ent. was In Lewistown yesterday.
Buy your Xmas toys and gifts at
Santa Claus headquarters. Power
Mercantile Co.
Have you noticed that display OF
Lowney's and Funke's box candy at
Edgecombe's?
Power Mercantile Co.'s store will
be open every evening during Xmas
week until 9 O'Clock.
! Notice-The Golden Rule store will
be open every evening mex week,
December 2lst to oath, until $3.50 p
m.
Diamonds. Diamonds, Diamonds:
Are coming. The only place to buy
ddmonds cheap is at T. w. Warrcn's,
the old-time, reliable diamond jeweler.
T. Jefferson Johns, editor OF the
Lewistown Democrat, was In Helena
this week looking after some bills
before the Legislature. All the bills
were passed. Call again, Johns
Helena Press.
Reduced prices on stoves at w. s.
Smiths.
George Siddons, the lightweight
glove artist, arrived in the city last
Thursday and has gone into active
training for his fight with the winner
of the Heyward.Lewis fight, which is
billed for the 23rd. This promises "a
be one of the liyeliest glove contests
ever seen in this place. Lewis is
recognized as a shifty. h%ard.hitting
scrapper, his two draws with Kid
Fredericks showing his class. Hey.
ward gave Fredericks the hardest
battle of his career, going out In the
18th round more from a lack Of con
dition than from actual punishment
II was one of the cleyerest contest,
ever witnessed in Lewistown. lie is
in much better condition at the pres
ent time and says that he will max,
a good showing for himself against
Lewis. When the winner stacks al
against Siddons there will be some
thing doing" as the New York boy II
Of the championship class.
Mrs. DucIos will sing a charming
solo on Thursday evening, DecembeI
31st, at culver's hall.
The unexpected demands of our ad
vertisers made necessary a twelv,
page paper this week. This very lib
eral patronage of the business mel
OF Lewistown is thoroughly appreciat
ed and we believe that their progress
%siveness will be rewarded by increas
ed patronage. We are also glad tina
we are In a position TO take care o
this extra patronage. which is due I,
the approach OF the holiday season
The Argus is in a position 10 prin
several extra pages II the occasion
demands. We have the force. Tn,
type and the presses with which 4
answer the demands OF our patron
and no matter how much space ma,
be taken up by advertisements, Their
will always be approximately tn
. same amount OF reading matter. |
is the constant aim OF the Argus I
r keep abreast with the almost phenon
email development of Lewistown an
! Fergus county and IL is left with on
J patrons to Judge as to the success G
our efforts.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16
Jim SINNERS place.

Jim SINNERS place.
Judith Hardware Co. for stoves.
Bargains at Cooks. See ad.
Hair Work made to order-Mrs. A.
Mcleod, Boulevard. nea Third Ave.
Do not lend your money on real es-
tate until an abstract of title is made
up by Wright Bris.. a~bstractors.
Reduced prices on stoves at w. s.
Smiths.
Reduced prices on stoves at w. S.
Smiths.
Don't buy Christmas goods till you
see the bargains at Cooks.
Just received by the Montana Lum-
Der company, a car load of storm
doors and windows.
The Monarch malleable steel range,
sold by Judith Hardware Co., is grand.
No dust can escape. Many valuable
points you should see before buying
a range.
All lovers OF music will enjoy Mrs.
DuClos beautiful voice on Deem
Der 3lst, at the Home Workers en-
tertainment. This will be her first ap.
pearance before a Lewistown audi.
ence and will be a treat to those who
have the pleasure OF hearing her sing.
A Washington dispatch OF recent
date announces the appointment OF
Thos. j. Atkins to be assistant treas.
urer of the United States at st. Louis.
Mr.. Atkins. who Is a brother of j. ii.
Atkins, OF the Golden hIlc Store, has
long been prominently identified with
financial circles in Missouri. as well
as being an active Republican and for
some time past chairman OF the state
committee. The appointment is one
of the best in the gift of the admins
%tration and doubtless is a well merit.
ed recognition Of the ability and ser.
vices of Mr.. Atkins.
A letter recently received from a
Lewistown friend Of Kid Fredericks,
who made such an excellent showing
as a pugilist in this city last summer,
states that the rising young light.
falo, n. Y. and is busy arranging
some good matches. He has OF a
match with Willie Fitzgerald to be
fought before the Port Huron club
within a short time. II he gets away
with a match with Fitzgerald he will
go after Jimmie Britt, Jack O'Keefe
and the rest of the top-notchers.
There are a large number of followers
OF the ring in Lewistown who believe
that Fredericks has the making OF
a champion In him.
Look out for program in next
weeks Argus OF the Home Workers
entertainment on Thursday, Decem-
Der 3,st, at Culver's hall.
Official announcement from the
Great Northern Railway Co. is to the
effect that w. c. Doherty of the Great
Falls Stage company, has been APP
pointed agent of the Great Northern
Railway at Lewistown, with authority
TO sell tickets TO all points east or
west. This is a move In rivalry of the
Montana Railroad Co. and, while II
would seem ridiculous for a stage ride
of lao miles TO enter into successful
competition with a railroad. II Is new.
ertheless tru that the stages have
been going through on time, while
the trains have been most decidedly
uncertain. II Is understood that the
rates via Great Falls will be the same
as via Lombard and Helena and If the
mails are changed to Great Falls.
which now appears necessary. the
Great Falls stage line is likely to be
: OF considerably nor Importance
since a railroad reached Lewistown
than IL was before.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16

Jim SINNERS place.
Sour kraut, Heinze. at Lehman's.
Judith Hardware Co. for hobs.
Jim SINNERS place.
For souvenir china go to W. s.
Smiths.
The Judith Hardware Co. beat them
all OIL stoves.
Look for the pink ticket in the
White Satin -four sack.
r. w. McMahan, of Edgewater, was
a visitor to this city last week.
Wright Bros. are now furnishing alb.
stracts of title to Fergus county lands.
DR.. o. F. David, Of Utica, was in
Lewistown on business last Saturday.
Fancy fourier Washington apples
81 per box. Extra fine. Power Mer'
camille Co.
Room suitable for small afternoon
or evening parties may be secured at
The Hoffman.
The oyster season is now open and
you can obtain choice stock at the
Lewistown Meat & Provision Co.
Before you buy any real estate sec
that an abstract of the title thereto Is
furnished by Wright Bros, abstract
ors.
DIR. +. F. Attix, who is taking a post
graduate course in the University Of
Pennsylvania, will return to Lewis
town and resume his practice about
December 18th.
C. z. Bell, the architect, who drew
the plan for the new Fergus County
Free High School building, came In
Sunday night to see what progress
is being made on the structure.
For Sale-Two business lots. Excel
lent location. Enquire Of Wrighr
Bros.
Reduced prices on stoves at w. S
Smiths.
Jim SINNERS place.
T. w. Warren's, the place to bu.
diamonds, s%apphires. crystal gu
glass. wedding presents and wedding
rings.
Sheriff L. p. Slater last week re
ceived an anonymous letter from Gil
Edge stating that Frank Lackey hat
killed a load of beef in the bad land'
and was distributing 1t around in thu
Drake camp. Friday Stock Inspecto
Theo. Nichols went yer to Gilt Edg'
armed with a search warrant. HI
found the meat in Lackey's house, a
the letter stated he would, but Lacke!
proved that he came by the mea
honestly and was not arrested. Butcl
Kies, of Fort Maginnis. said that thu
meat was purchased from him anc
the officer came back to town withou
his man.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16
linn Mace.

Jim SINNERS nlace,
Heinze SOUL kraut al Lehman's.
Judith Hardware Co. for robes.
DR.. A. Fl. Russell, dentist. Main ST..
one block east OF court house.
Buy a box of cigars at Edgecombe's
for your friends for a Christmas gift,
Go TO the Waite rooming house, the
best in the city. Over the Mcdonnell
building.
John Jelinek, Of Stanford, while
In the city last Friday, made the Ar.
gus an appreciated visit.
A car load of storm doors and win.
dows have just been received by the
| Montana Lumber company,
For fine repairing call on Mr.. Sim.
mons. formerly with Sayers. OF Butte,
but now with Norman.
What funny letters the little tots
have written to Santa Claus, They
are published in the "ad." OF the Pow
I err Mercantile Co.
Perhaps you don't know what to gel
for your friends. Read the list OF ap'
propriate things on sale at Powers,
II will solve the problem.
What nicer present a you give
TO your wife or sister than a cloak oil
suit Of the Palmer kind. Sold by
Bertrand & Shannon.
In consideration of 1926, Odlin Jan
neaux has old to william c. Grupe
lots 7. s and 3. of block 80, OF the
original townsite of Lewistown.
John Abel returned Thursday from
Helena, where he went TO visit his
relatives. He was accompanied e
Lewistown by his mother, who viii
remain In this city indefinitely.
In giving an account of the council
proceedings last week, a typograph
ical error had 1t that Marshal j. c
Bebb collected s14.05. II should have
been s1,450.
All kinds of cigarettes at Edge
combe's.
There are this winter $500 head O
cattle being fed at the N-Bar rancl
on Flatwillow. This is the first tim,
in several years that any cattle hav,
been brought up to this famous Crus'
ranch, 1t having been devoted exclu
sively to sheep raising.
Try those Filipino cigarettes a
Edgecombe's.
Avery Armstrong Is once more II
possession of the Acme Cafe, havinI
purchased IL of w. c. Tranter an,
taken charge Sunday morning. II
has also re-engaged his old cook. Wi
liam Ettein. and promises to max
of the Acme a restaurant which |
first-class In every particular.
Will some one please rise up an
tell us how to spell-well, we don
know how to spell what we want L
spell. II is called Juno and is tn
name not only of one of the first SCI
telers in what is now Lewistown. bu
Is also the name Of n of the prime.
pal streets in the city. APPARENT
no one pretends to know the corret
photography OF the word. There ar
two or three plats In the city and O
every n there is a characteristic
spelling Of the street. There are abou
a dozen attorneys and half as man
real estate men in the city. and 1
making out papers each has his ow
individual way of spelling the nam
of the street. II is Juneau. Janeal
Janneau, Juneau. Janeaux, Janneau,
Juneaux and a few other ways whic
does not now occur to the write
There should be an ordinance passe
by the city council fixing some wa,
correct or incorrect, of spelling tn
word.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16
Borgh,s bright bItuminous coal.

Borgh's bright bituminous coal.
Can you read your title clear? II not
see Wright Bros, abstractors.
Look for the pink ticket in the
White Satin -four sack.
J. T. Mathews, of Stanford. was in
the city on business last Thursday.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Knight last Wednes lay even.
ing.
Christmas toys and gifts at Santa
Claus headquarters. Power Mercan'
tile Co.
W. S. Smith Is giving reduced prices
on all kinds of cook and heating
stoves.
Home rendered lard Is the best
at the Lewistown Meat & Provision
Company.
+. w. Moody. a well known stock
man from the Missouri river country
was in the city after a big load of sup
plies last Friday.
F. w. Mitchell, the Stanford mer.
chant, was a business visitor to this
city last Thursday.
Mrs. DIR. E. A. Long returned last
Thursday from Butte. where she had
been visiting the mother of DR.. Long
for about ten days.
Spring Creek Coal company's tele.
! phone number is SO.
Deacon" ]. NJ. Haverfield left Fri
day morning via Benton for his home
near Sedalia. Mo-, where he will spend
the holidays with his family.
Are you In doubt as to what the
children expect for Xmas? Read the
letters to Santa Claus in the "ad." OF
the Power Mercantile Co.
The ladies bowling alley on ia
neaux street Is now open. Ladies anC
gentlemen are invited TO enjoy the
use of the alley. F. V. Huffine. Mgr
Jim SINNERS place.
+. II. Crabtree, assays. examina
tions and reports. Mining properties
listed for sale. A good list OF undo
veloped properties now offered on rea
sonable terms. Cyanide proposition
a specially, Lewistown. Mont.
You will find neat, airy rooms, clear
beds and good tables at the lewistowr
hotel.
Justice W. T. Mcfarland last Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. united II
marriage William NJ. Cady and Mis-
Mary Meier, both residents of Lewis
town. The ceremony vas performed
In a neat little cottage on seventh
avenue. which the groom had furnish
ed and ready for his bride.
Jim SINNERS place.
Charley Williams returned Thurs
day afternoon from Helena. II is sal,
that he went up to participate in tn
Heinze third party demonstration bu
he "renigged" when he arrived In tn,
capital city. and left Frank Curri
alone to represent Fergus county II
the hippodrome and the later fire
works of o~ratory in the hall.
Heinze sour kraut at Lehman's.
J. A. Woodson and son, W. r. Wood
son. deputy clerk and recorder, hav
leased the DR.. Parberry ranch of "
S. Shaw. Of White Sulphur Springs
the lease extending until January
1907. The ranch is located on Fla
willow. southeast Of this city, and /
one of the best in the county. Tn
lease does not include the home ranci
II Is the intention of the ~lessees I
go into the stock business at a late
date. but they will make no purchase
at the present. W. r. Woodson wi
continue to act as deputy clerk an
recorder.