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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26

af1Oat But he was not yet sure enough
of his power when Eli had gone on
the long swim to sea- Eli said that he
had done well; and Jacky, himself,
often said that he could swim a deal
better than stone. In an emergency.
both agreed, Jacky's new accomplish
ment would be sure to serve him well.
"Sure, if the punt turned over"
Jacky innocently boosted, ''I'd be able
t. swim It'll you righted her."
That was to be proved.
"EH, by" said old James Blunt.
one day in the fall Of the year, ''do
you take my new dory to the grounds
t'day. Sure, I'd like t. know how you
likes it."
Old Games had built his boat after a
southeast model. She was a dory.
a flat-bottomed craft, as distinguished
from a punt, which has round bot
tom and keel. He was proud Of her;
but somewhat timid; and he wanted
Ellis opinion on her quality.
"'Tis a queer lookin' thing" said
Eli. But me an my partner'll try
she, James. just for luck"
That afternoon full gale caught
the dory on the Farthest Grounds far
out beyond the VOLTS Teeth Reef. 1t
came from the shore so suddenly that
Eli could not escape it. So it was
beat to harbor, with the wind and sea
rising fast. Off the Valley, which is
half mile from the narrows, a gust
came out between the hills-came
strong and swift. It heeled the dory
over-still ver-dOwn-down until
the water poured in over the gunwale.
Eli let go the main sheet expecting
the sail to fall away from the wind
and thus ease the boat But the line
caught in the block. Down went the
dory-still down. And of a sudden it
capsized
When Jacky came to the surface he
began frantically to splash the water.
momentarily losing strength, breath
and self-possession. Eli was waiting
for him, with head and shoulders out
of the water, like an eager dog as he
waits for the stick his master is
about to throw. He swan close, but
hung off for a moment-until. indeed.
he perceived that Jacky would never
of himself regain his self-possession--
for he did not want the boy to be to-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
THE PARTNERS
~SSO=~

berth, but a rough one when the wind
was in the northeast, the waters Off
the point were choppy and covered
with sheets Of foam from the break
ers.
"'Tis too rough t. haul the salmon
net" said Eli, one day. "I'll be goin
over the hills t. Sou-west Harbor for
a sack O. flour. An you'll be good
by It'll gets back?"
"Oh, aye, sir!'' said Jack Bunger.
It was a rough day; the wind was
blowing from the north, freshening,
gusty breeze, cold and misty; off TO
sea the sky was laden, threatening,
and overhead the dark clouds were
driving low and swift with the wind;
the water was choppy-rippling black
under the squalls. The ice was drift
ing alongshore, we'll out from the
coast; there were berg and the wreck
Of berg Of Arctic ice, and many pan
from the. bays and harbors of the
coast.
With the wind continuing in the
north, the ice would drift harmlessly
past. But the wind changed. In the
afternoon it freshened and veered to
the east. At four o'clock it was half
gale, blowing inshore.
'T'll just be goin' out the tickle t.
have look at that ice," thought
Jacky. "'Tis like it'll come ashore"
He looked over the punt carefully
before setting out 1t was wise, he
thought, to prepare to take her out
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26

Ell laughed.
what you laughin' at?'' Jacky
asked.
Il brought ashore something better
than the gear"
1.-THE dory?"
"No, by" Eli reared. "My little
partner Montreal Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
just How 1t Happened.

Fisher-Where did you get that
black eye?
Hunter-Well, it was this way
told Skinner he was liar, and he
hadn't word to say in reply That's
all.-Boston Transcript.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
Merely Making lnvestment.

'Do you take an interest in soci-
ety."
NO" answered Mr.. Cumrox. Il
make the investments, but mother and
the girls take all the interest,"
Washington Star.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
"a LASS AM l."

lass l. and 1 wait my day.
To some t will be nay. but to one I will be yea;
When the time comes, / shall know what say,
The winter goes and the warm wind blows,
And who shall keep the color from the red
lass am /, neither high low;
My heart is mine now but I'd know,
When the winds right, away it will go.
The brook sings below, and the birds sing above
And sweeter in between sings the lover to his love.
John Vance Cheney in the Century.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26

A physician has decided that eating
candy dulls the brains. The girls will
please take notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
Municipal Ownership in Isle OF Man.

The town council of Douglas. Isle Of
Man, which owns its own street cars
carries school children between and
8 a. M, noon and 2 p. H.. and and
5 D. M for half a cent each.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
M,arts In snowetairifa.

lleber bic i1pn ertpG6nte Sbeilnabz
me bes friiberen 8urensenerals SRA
rip an ben Sperationen Der beuti9en
Sruppen gesen Die 9ererOs perlautet
ieBt offiaiOs:
Der 8ebarf Der in Sibpeitafrita
i'm 6elbe itebenben Sruppen an pfers
ben iopie an .3ugs unb S9la9tpieG
tit gum She'll AUDI bur9 8ei9affunz
gen aus Der bena9barten &apfolpnie
aebedt tporben. 8is ungefG6r our
Mitte Sum- paren bon auplanb CUR
@eri6iffuns nu9 Siibpeitafrita sse
bra4t tporben: 1910 pferbe. APO
Maultbiere, 400 3ugo9fen unb 70
S9ienpagen. Die Sransporte 1ino
ausgefiibrt fporben bur9 ben Oampfer
oprfe Cattle" Der Union Gaftle>2inie,
Der apeimal benubt nurbe. bur9 ben
beuti9en Sampfer uSed", ben Dam
pier ngbuarb 8oblen" Der Woermann=
2inie unb ben Sampfer n9eGenes" Der
9outpns2inie. sir BEN Suli mar bi.
0eri6iffung BON ipeiteren 1000 Bug
p9ien nebit 80 O9Isnpaeen iotpie bon
$50 S9Gadtp4fen in Musii9t senpm=
men. Sus @eneraltoniulat in &ap@
ftabt, bas biefe 8ef3affungen betpirft
bat, tpurbe bon benz Sruppenfommar@
10 erfu9t, fir bic S6dengefpanne aud
bic erfprberli9e @n5obl bon Sreibern
dn5uperben. Ods 8eneralfonfulat
bat, INN pirfli9 5uberldHige unb err
fabrene Sreiber gu erbalten, unter 3uz
Thinning bes Generals b.. Srot6a nit
bieier fdpierisen @ufsabe ben fribez
rem 9urenfommanbdnten Marib Be-
auftragt, unb biefen ielbft aleidaeitig
dls Srdnspprtfi6rer %angeiporben. eSm
iibrigen iinb ais Sreiber na6 MDgz
li9feit @eierpiften Der beuti9en See
restbeile ober Der beutf9enMarine am
getporben tporben, Die segebenenfans
in Siibpeitafrifa in bic Sruppe elm
gefteIt tperben fDnnen.
Mit elmer 8ertpenbune bes Buren,
fpmmanbanten als lanbesfunbioen
gerat6ers bes Generals b. Srot6o
f9etnt es bana6 nihts au fem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
0raf Qelrr.

ueber BEN gefanenen ruiItften @e.
n%eralleutnont 8rafen Seller geben
uns bon befreunoeter Seite na6fol.
gen0e Wittbeilungen gu. CT ent-
ltammte elmer alten 0eutl6en 0amilie,
oeren gtante ait6 in Der preuBiid)en
Irmee, mo- er bellte nod mebrfab Dcr-
treten lit, einen guten Slang bot; 10
ftelen 3. 9. i'm &riege gegen 6rants
reid 1901 allein iieben @rafen
Seller. Der llrgroBpater bes @efal-
lenen NOR preuBiider @eiauoter in
ct. petersburg our 3eit Der &egie-
rnng &onig Srieorid5 bes @roBen.
Seine 8emablin NOR cine Yrtn5eiitn
Wtttgenltein. Ser aus oieier Gbe ent-
iprollene Sobn muroe in petersburg
I'M Snuie bes SelOmari6aas 6irlten
Wittgenitein er5ogen unb fpGter fein
@%oiutont. 1912 fiibrte er elm &egi,
ment in Ser Sbla6t bon 9orooino.
@r mar NIT elmer @rGfin b. 9ord per-
ebeli6t. Sein So9n, alio ser 8ater
oes iest gefanenen Generals, mar rul-
itider Senator unb friiber, mabrenb
Der furaen glitonomie Tolens inter
Dem 9roBfiirIt 8onitantin, Miniiter
oes Snnern in Bolen. Der gefuaenc
General @raf Sbeooor 6. Seller tpur-
De i'm Fagenforps er5ogen, mar &um-
nlerpage Der Saiierin Waria Ileran-
orotpna, tpl,r6e nit IL Sabren &ornet
bel Dem Gbebalier : @arben, mo- er
ipGter Die 2eibihmaoron fommanbir-
te. Mit % Sabren elite Der iunge
&ittmeiiter nod Serbien uno fiibrte
cine &aoallerie Brigade. Na6 BE-
enbigung bes arieges trat er in ruff
ife Oienite 5uriif uno murOe als
SberIt in Dem @~eneralltab periest. SIN
Sabre 1877 ieben mir i'm 5uerit bel
General &aOe5fp am SdipfapaB fGm-
pfen, Johann i'm Stabe Sfobelems,
0eiien Gbef oarnals ser iebige SodIt,
COMMANDMENTS IN Der Manoi6urei,
General &rropatfin, NOR. Ilf Dem
S6ladtfeloe bon S6einotpo muroe
&uropatfin berlpunbet, uno nod aui
Dem S6la6tfeloe ielbit ernonnte $50.
belep BEN iugenOliden @rafen Seller
5u ieinem StabsGef. Wan erinnert
ii6 pobI nod 6es befannten @rlaiies
Sfobeleps on feline Offisiere nod ie'
ner S6laft: nSoate id morgen fal.
lem, 10 gebordet &enerl @r fenni
meinen 8lanl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Ste Mcisaeit saIomoais

f9eint Elm llrtbsil imprint gu baben
bas ioeben Der RDmiI9e prdtor &C
fGat bat. .3nei niebiite Ballet aiter
aus Wailanb = geiarina unb Sereil
= fatten ii9 in 9om, mo- Tie i'm 60.
iun5i=S beater auftraten, Bel einer8iir
g~ersfamiie enquartirt. @s fam abe
apiI6en Mietherinnen uno Wirtb gu i
Gtreit, unb lebterer mar 10 un9alan.
uno -. tb0ri9t. bic iungen Samsr
mil fanfter @epult Dor bic SbIr 4"
feBen, inbem er lie am Nrm ersriff
Der l1nsliidielise! Wie 5pei Jurieu
ffiiraten fi9 Gsiarinu unb Sereit All
ben Wirtb unO ri9teten ibn nit Sin
~serndseln, SduFen, 6ubtritten Der
maBen gu, bab er obnmG9tis purb,
ga Die bploe Gefuiina ersriff fOgal
cine S9ere, um ben 2~ebensfaben be
armerl !6errn Saobei = 10 bieb bas
arme @urm = brett gu burdi9nei=
BEN. Nah e~ingebencsr Prufuna ~
Sa9laee fprd9 Ger prdtor -. bic Bel
BEN lpfen @0gel III i-unb berbonnert
Signpr Sabbet arf fiinfsebn Sage inE
God. Weisbeit Salomonis!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
(5ortfebuns folgt.)

pas ertfant9 " :
ttonalg Yuioue iiebt aus
pie 8uttermil3 unb pirb fir brei
Gents bas Quart D%ertauft.
Der M fauna 2oa auf Der
SanbDi9sinfeln, Der cine 00be bon
14,030 SUB bat, 1T ber srDbte Berg,
Der unmittelbar aus benz Meer e,apors
iteidt.
g d m nj berlauten
&anoefabrt. 9arrp Wrigbt ppr
ct. 9ouis, feline Satin unb cir
6reunb madten ben @erfu9, in einem
&anoe Die Stromi4neuen beg Mera.
mec<Sluhes, Mo., 81 pafIiren. 0aE
Tabr5eug fippte Inn unD Srau Wrigbt
ertranf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
@urnhahn= Tabrplam.
0~lepelano, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Scnis RaiIwav.
ST. 2out6 Stbtffpn.

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gsaib & ct erp tsl d s.. II 25gm 81 C Bottom Sim rdl ds. 3 5osam
vi Hnuts erbreb tdal. .... IL 468m ct Bouts IRaiI -. s 3ERm
st. Souls stS taslds.... 8 l51m Sine u @aib erpreb tsI DIS S 50am
Sr1e Sante &c Natn Aee.. B O0Nm *xnt6erboder On tdl d. q Os+m
@mertean egprb tasl... 7 o5@m aw Bort u @sb 9tb @I d s 8 45Rm
&IebeIanb DibifitA
ct 9ou 8 Isb & q o er tss 4 9os M NeD sorf Qb tdaI s......1a 1ogu
@merican grpreb tagH@ 49,. a 4O8m Nem gort Yba & ct g Or tI 7 sO0m
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Sin & 3ons 3a9tespreb tds 8 45gm etneinnatiaee -. 10 25Sm
ct eOns & Gin Na@tsss ts 4 25gm Gin & ct 9Ouis spa tI p 10 4OBm
Cincinnati @Ip tag s...... 7 35Bm Baib Gin G. ct Gr tai DIS IL I5Um
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g indnnati sm tdsl p 49,. 2 55@m 9ons eta& Chicago er,rebl1 5sn
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gbieaso Dibifiom.
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Rantatee Meeona 49,. Z 0OBm &amtafe Mceom. =. 80. 10 3OSm
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gsoria eTpreb g gail. 7 2Sgm gbantpaisn assom .....l 10 35gm
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champaign Mceom ...... 4 05Nm Yeora Grpreb tagi9 p C d 6 OONu
Beoria Uitifion-6HIi&.
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asnn assOm. ........... 8 16am Columbus eEprsb taI s....1 II OoNts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

Nus Der &atbebrale in
Niasa lit Elm filberner S9rein mil
Heliquien Der beiliene Hofuliu geItpbs
len porben. Der Oiebftahl bat IN Der
@tnbt bas ar0Rte Muffehen erredf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
DfrlruuruH.

Miffionar gum 2annibalen>
hGuptlins): sd mD4te bo9 pihcn,
mas aus meinem 0orsdneer setpprben
if."-9 a g: 80, Der bal
fetnen Iufentbalt nod benz Snnsrr
berledt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

M gum %iunsen. talent
lofen Maler): uMeibt 9u. Otto, pers
faufen thuit gu bod tein 8ilb-bu
ioateit Du bod tpenigitens aus Spar
famfett beibe Seiten Der 2einpanb be-
malen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

HnIunI
Yittsburs SpcI, tdsIi@ s.. s 20Bm
Neip Bort @rpreb tdeIi3 g d 6 5OWm
S@neaer Wail tdgIid -. Z 55@m
Serre Saute Gffns Gcc tdsI 10 25@m
&ebffone Grpreb tasIi@ d b.. 3 50sfm
atlantic Grpreb tdsItd 80. 4 45sfm
She g 3imiteb tdsIia sd b 6 Assam
Ohio II @irs @gp., tdsl d. 6 55Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Ddnodlta Sine.

Mp8drg
@orl6's Sair Spcl., tasI s.12 O50m
Serre Saute Mctom., ta9l... 6 0OWm
ct 3ouis Xtm tdaIi@ s &c do 6 50Bm
capital grpreb tdsl s d.. 7 OO8m
st Souls GSpreb tagI d s.12 2Ogfm
ct 4suis Grpreb tdgli&d g.. 8 25gam
8 s & gffnsbam Mcc tdsli& 4 O0sfm
ct 8 6af MaiI, tasIi@,.. s 35Sfm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

indianapolis & Dtncennes 3. z.
cairo C gimeu erpr tasa9 7 2Ogm spenser& g.bfsrb Nc, tael. 9 45sm
Sineennes erpreb tasI...... 3 5ORm gin"mnes egpreb tdsH9. 10 sOHm
Spencer & Bedford Ae, tdI. 4 Assam Cairo @rpreb tdeE& ....---e l5Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
(monon Ronte.)

Chicago, Indianapolis & louisville Nv. (uIonon Route)
Mbsane Mntunt
ghie Siabt @rpret tdgtt4 g.. IL 55Dm Cincinnati 0h tdgE@ S.. 8 35Nm
HeH NRaiI tdgi1 ...... 7 OOWm Soft 9faI tdgEh ....... z 5OBn
Obi @rpreb, MUIR Conn pd. IL 50gm Monon Mm, tdsl auss Conn. 10 OO@u
@i G AR9 Ctr Def d p. 8 35sm Siueuuoti 8eH tdsli& d p. 4 52sv
Nonon Me. 4 00Nm
The Newark journal., 1904-11-25
Warning Order.

Before J. T. Tharp, Justice of the
Peace of Big Bottom Township, hide
pendence County, Arkansas.
J. E. Pelley. plaintiff, versus Char
lie Draper, Richard Snelson and w.
L. Smith, defendants.
The defendant, Charlie Draper, is
warned to appear in said Justice Of
The Peace court within 30 days and
answer the complaint and affidavit OF
plaintiff, j. f. Policy.
]. T. THARP, ]. p.
Dated this 18th day of November,
1901.
5. A. Moore attorney for plaintiff.
Yancy & Casey, attorneys for non-
resident defendant.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-25

Try one of those hot baths at
the Newark bath house. They are
fine.
You can always get something
good to eat at GalIoway's restau-
rant.
Bankers money orders sold by
the Bank of Newark are payable
anywhere.
Hon. L. C. Crawford of Sui
phur Rock was in town on BUSH
ness Friday.
Logan Saylors left Saturday
night for St. Louis to spend few
days at the big fair.
The Batesville Bee reports that
Senator John A. Hinkle has been
quite sick, but is improving.
Buy American Wire Fence-the
best on earth, from Barnett Bros.
Mere. Co, Batesville, Ark.
You get no stale groceries at
Holderby & Lawton's; they get
fresh goods almost every day.
Craig & Henderson write life
insurance for the strongest old-line
company in America---the Equita-
BILE.
Nathan Winston, a promising
young business man of Cord, was
transacting business in town Fri
day.
Mrs. W. O. Edwards and baby,
of Batesville, spent a few days
here this week visiting Mrs. E. c.
Edwards and family.
Carpenter j. G. Lewis is build
ing nice five room residence fol-
Rev. A. Douglass, at Magness
and the reverend gentleman ex
poets to locate there permanently
An immense number of frui
trees are being planted in Indepen.
dence county this fall. Quite a
number were delivered here Sat
urday, and one agent who is work.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-25
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS
Items of General Interest Gathered
Fresh From the Columns of
the Daily Papers.

Indications of oil have been dis
covered at Oklona.
Garland county's debt has been
reduced to SD, 23S. II.
The town council of McCrory is
arranging to put in waterworks.
G. B. Gordan was so badly cut
in a gin at Langley that he died
in short time.
B. A. Henley of Cave City has
been granted patent on a cotton
chopping machine.
Ike Mangrum's gin on Buffalo
Island, near Jonesboro, was total
" destroyed by fire Friday night.
The loss is estimated at s., 900.
The three-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Moore of Hot
Springs was badly, perhaps fatal
" burned while playing too near
the fire.
Jap Morris of Purdy was badly
iriured by being kicked on the
head by a mule. His skull was
fractured and it was necessary to
take out several pieces.
oil. Clemmons of West Point,
White county, committed suicide
Thursday night by shooting HIM
solf in the head. Financial trou-
HES are supposed to have been the
cause.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-25

The Pocahontas Star makes a
pleasant reference to II. L. Pom
DER as possible candidate for
congress. Should Mr.. Ponder and
Mr.. Oldfield both get into the race
against Congressman Brundidge,
there will be something doing
Walnut Ridge Blade.
The little son of Y. Z. Pierson
met with a most disastrous acct
kent Saturday by attempting to
Jump an outgoing freight train.
Both legs were crushed below the
dnee. Amputation was found to
be necessary, and DR.. Willis per-
formed the delicate operation
Newport News.
Uncle Il. d. Barber, one of Lo-
gan townships good citizens, was
transacting business in town
FRIDAY, and called to square
accounts and order The Journal
sent to Z. A. Wyatt, of Bass
Springs, Tenn. He has been Grip
pied up for some time from fall
ing of a wagon load of hay in the
summer, but has about regained
bis normal health.
An exchange says: we feel
sorry for the man who. does not
read his home paper. He is no
better than a man without a eoun-
try. He is like a homeless COW,
that has no regular pasture, but
grazes promiscuously on weeds
and thistles. No matter what 9th
er papers he may read the straight
forward citizen always insists on
having his home paper.
The annual session of the White
River Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will con-
vene at Augusta on Thursday, No
yember 30, and promises to be of
much interest. The subject of the
recommendation, to the general
conference, of the three confer
enees in this state being CONSOLE
dated and the state divided into
only two conferences, will be one
of the principal subjects of discus
sion.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-25

lIlO III Illlo vi 49,
delivered $4,000 in independence
county this season.
There was large crowd of
country people in town Saturday
and the merchants all did good
business.
J. NJ. Sisk has sold his residence
property at Magness and will
move back to Newark the first of
the year.
Mrs. n. j. Mayhan arrived
home Friday from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. f. A. Calanen, Of
Little Rock.
Highest market price paid for
chickens, eggs, furs and all kinds
of country produce at Holderby
q Lawton S.
Squire W. B. Tomlinson, a
leading citizen of Magness town
ship, was transacting business IN
the city Saturday.
Mrs. Xix Hinkle left Saturday
for her home at Batesyllle after
pleasant visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Holderby.
John w. Glenn, one of Bates
ville's leading business men and
best citizens, was looking after
business in town Friday.
J. F. Mcdaniel of Cord was in
town Friday en- route home from
St. Louis where he spent few
days at the Worlds Fair.
". c. Minis, James Cargil and
Estes Kinman left Sunday morn
ing for st. Louis to spend a few
days at the Worlds Fair.
Hon. T. J. Raney and r. 7.
Magness arrived home from St.
Louis Friday where they spent
few days at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. n. T. Cabler and Mrs. j.
Z. Brock of Elgin spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers.
Probate Court will meet on De-
cember 9TH and County Court on
December 9th. Judge Wycough
is starting off like an old hand at
the business. Batesville Guard.
H. c. Long, and son, Robert,
of Heber, were in this community
on business last week and spent
Friday night in town, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Anchultz.
The Guard says that since the
first of September, 907 railroad
tickets have been sold to people
going from Batesvile to the
World s Fair, and it estimates that
the total number of persons at
tending the fair from Batesville
during the season will probably
reach 1,500.
There is nothing the editor of Il
local paper appreciates more than
to have people call around and re-
port news items they may know.
Tell us about the visitors, stock
sales, etc, in your neighborhood.
Many things that you know will
make interesting news items for
other people.
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to represent long established
wholesale house among retail mer-
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of few counties. SIS salary and
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