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ENDS HIS LIFE
TO SPITE WIFE
Nevadan Commits Suicide
to Prevent Spouse Get
ting a Decree of Divorce
TAKES CARBOLIC ACID
Family Troubles Due to
Poverty Prompt Rash Act
of Former San Franciscan
AXES CARBOLIC ACID
Special Dispatch to The Call

RENO. Feb. 2s.-Eugene Lyhane
committed suicide in his room here
last night by taking dose of carbolic
acid. The body was discovered this
afternoon.
Lyhane had been worrying for two
months past because of the fact that
his wife had entered suit for divorce.
He often threatened his life, and once
before made an attempt, but was
caught in time to save his life. He
came here from San Francisco year
or more ago with several thousand
dollars. The money went fast. and a
few months ago family troubles caused
his wife to leave him. Last night he
spent his last dollar for a bed AID his
last ten-cent piece for a drink OF
whisky. AS he swallowed the liquid
he admitted the coin was all he had in
the world and started for bed. That
was the last seen of him alive.
Yesterday Lyhane stated that he was
determined that his wife would not
secure a decree divorce from him. The
case was set for hearing this week
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WIZARD streets. Sc 5o:1. 5 s1:4 W es:2.,

Willard streets. Sc 50:1. s s1:4. W s3:2A,
n 49, lots to 3. block z. Sunset Heights; $40.
Salvatore and Josefa Basso to Bertolameo
Arata, lot on SW line of Norton or Morton
street 275 NV of Mission. NV 25 by SW 100.
lot -. Academy Tract: $40.
OF Norton or Morton street, 500 NV Of Mis-
son, NV % by SW 100. lot q same; also
lot on SW line Of Harrington street; 20 NV
81 SO MISSION y" ? y :" lOO' lot - sAiis'
William E. and Sara L. Hansen to Eliza
and Vernon streets. w so by S 100 lots 81
and 81 block Is. City lands; $40.
Builders Contracts.
c. G. Strong (owner) with Currie q currie
tcontractors). architect Fred B. Wood-Al
work for alterations and additions to a two
story frame building on S line OF California
street 1875 w of Dupont W 40:sA by S
Walter, NJ Emerson towner) with william
Little & Co. (eontractorsl architect d. NJ.
Tittle-An work for one an a half story
frame building on w line of Twenty-seventh
avenue. 212:6 N of Lake street. S7:6x12O;
s225O.
Innis (contractor). - architect-An work
except plumbing. paipting. mantels. gas FIX
ing on S line Of Twenty fourth street. % E
OF Vicksburg E 25 by S 50; s4640
A. L. Fulton (ownerl with John WesterIund
and John Hedquist (contractors). - archi-
tect-All work for one and a half story
frame building on line Of Twenty-fifth street.
T01 10 Z. Of Church. z 255, W 25:5. N ia,
n, A block 81: $3.50
NJ. J. Franklin (owner) with f. j. Fernhor
-(contractor), architect PhiHpp Schwerdt-AH
work except plumbing. painting. electric work.
shades gas fixtures mantels and thing for
a three-story frame building on the line OF
Sutter street, no Z of Steiner. E 81 IS by s
13T IS: $7450.
Same owner with ]. Gibbs (contractor) ar
chtect same-Sewering. plumbing, gas fitting
and shades for same on same $1,000.
Shreve & Co (owners) with c. Krecker
(contraetor) architect Nathaniel Blaisdell-
All work for a two-stery and basement frame
and corrugated iron power-house on ntersec-
ton of Sc line of Zoe street with NV line
of Welsh. distant SIS SW. thence SW aIcng NV
line of Welsh street. 40 NV 55 NE, 40 Sc.
90 to NV line Of Zoe street and point of be-
ginning; S4625.
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PROPOSALS.

or THE INTERIOR WASH
~lNGIONs d. c, Jan. 8. 19U5.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at the office of the
Gated States Reclamation Service HOS
Braly building, Los Angeles, Cal, until q
o'clock p. m, March Is. 1905, for the con-
Etructlon OF the Laguna dam and sluice
ways, involving the excavation Of about
2S2 600 cubic yards OF EARTH excavation OF
about 3O5,O0O cubic yards OF solid rock
placing of about -3O5. 600 cubic yards of solid
rock in the dam and masonry core walls
building Of about q 100 cubic yards of con-
crete. laying OF about $1,000 square yards Of
paving and furnishing and driving Of about
IS. 600 linear feet OF sheet pillng, for the d.
version, OF a part Of the Colorado River
about ten miles northeast of Yuma. Ariz.
Bids will be received for the entire work
Specifications, form OF proposal. and partfcu-
lars may be obtained by application to the
Chief Engineer, United States Reclamation
Service. Washington, D.. c.; to-J. b. Lippin-
colt, Supervising Engineer, United States
Reclamation Service. 11OS Rraly building
Los Angeles. Cal, or to Homer Harlin
Engineer. United States Reclamation Ser
vice, Yuma, Ariz., at whose offices the pian
may be inspected Each bid must be ac-
conlpanieo by certified check for ten thou
sand (y10, 500) dollars, payable to the order
OF the Secretary Of the Interior, as a guar
anty that the bidder Will If successful
promptly execute satisfactory contract and
furnish bond In the sum OF 20 per cent of
the contract price 1Or the faithful perform
ance Of the work The right is reserved TO
reject any or all bids, TO accept one part and
reject the other, and to waive technical de-
1ects as the interests Of the service may re-
ouire. Proposals must be marked ssPro-
posals JagUna Dam Yuma Project, Califor-
MIA Bidders are invited to be present
when BIDS are opened. z. A. HITCHCOCK,
Secretary.
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The following marriage licenses were issu.
yesterday.


The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Joseph J. Brady. "a. 144O Devisadero .t-.s.
and Mary e Curry, %, 1T26A Lyon street
George Taylor, %, 725 Ellis street, and
Ivy c. Fouch. %. 725 Ellis street
Walter c. La Berge 21, 26T Seventh ava
rue. and Sophia Nobman. q, 1887 Post street
Christian Buchli. S. 40 Sixth street and
Anna Lindner, A. 434 Fifth street
Louis N Lewis. %. 243s Seventh street and
Katie r. Antoine, %. 1878 Folsom street
John Collins, n, 3274 California street and
Ellen Kelly, 21. 2e57 Folsomo street
Joseph NJ. Cohen. 3Ss 1908 Post street and
Martha label, %, l30S Pine street,
Christian NJ. Andersen, 81, 1103 Laguna St
and Minna N. Heidmsn, "a, lIO3 Laguna st
Emile Lseoste D. 2344 Post street, and
Blanche Bellue. Is. 1921 Buchanan street:
James Maloney, So Oakland, and WinifreS
T. Cummings % city
Charles Collins. &c 406 Cough street. ana
Nav Wells. p. 1221 Oak street.
william J. Brown. p. city. and Adeline E.
Isador l. Philips. so 1861 octavIa street.
and Lottie SaaIburg 20, 2614 Webster street
John J. Hadlich, %. 3o9 Castro. street. and
Beuiah A Gill, "a 1924 Howard street
C1aud NJ. Goodrich 81 "a Franklin street
and Anita F. Burnett, q, "a Franklin street
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Rev. NJ. S. Levy Lectures.

In a lecture last night at the Young
Mems Hebrew Association the Rev.
NJ. S. Levy of the Geary- street temple
delivered strong address in which
he showed why the Jew should not
follow Christian Science. The hall
was filed with an interested audience,
the speakers remarks meeting with
favor. DIR. Levy chose for his subject
christian Science AS 1t Affects Jewish
Followers He described Christian
Science and urged that Jewish believ-
ers have no need of the new cult.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication Offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized TO have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event are published once In this column
free OF charge
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

AMERICAN. CAN. COMPANY-A quarterly
O.. dividend OF one and one-quarter per cent has
this day been declared on the preferred stock
p: o. this company, payable on April l. 1905 to
e stockholders of record at the close of bust
ness March 90. For the payment Of this div
idend and for the purpose of the annual
- meeting OF stockholders, the transfer books
both as TO the preferred and common stocks
VIII be closed from March p to April 25
both days inclusive. Dividend checks will
. be mailed. r H ISMON, Secretary. Feb
. ruary p, 1905.
DIVIDEND notice.-The Giant Powder Com
pany, Con.-A dividend, No. rs, OF Fifty
. Cents t5Oc) per share on the issued capital
stock Of the Company has been declared
. payable at the San Francisco office Of the
: Company, rooms POP, 204 and 2Os, Kohl
= building. on March 10th, 1905 Transfer
books close March 3. 1906. at noon. c. c.
b. QUINN. Secretary.
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WANTED-The Forest. Fish and Game Asso-
citation desires bids on concessions in the
sportsmsn's exhibition in Mechanics Pawn
ion. from April / 10 10 inclusive Conces-
sions will be let follows: Restaurant and
Cafe. Candy. Icecrearn. Soft Drinks Popcorn
Moving Pictures Photograph Gallery Card
Writing Gard Silhouettes Souvenir Badges
Optical Goods. Florist Novelties Illusions
etc Apply for information, secretary's OF.
fee 81 Phelan bldg. San Francisco.
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BORN.

BONNIE this city. February %, 1905 70
the wife of A. Bonn. son.
FRUCHTENICHT-In this city, February %.
1905. TO the wife of Henry H. Fruchtenicht,
sTRANGE-1n this city, February 2s, 1905,
TO the wife Of R. f. Strange. q son.
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UNITED UNDERTAKBRS

Funeral Directors and Embalmers-
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple
NOW at 500 MISSION. Tel. South I67.
Between Fourth and Fifth near Fifth NJ
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
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Other Santa Fe Trains:

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD cATrcn
Depart from San Francisco daily at ~ .os
7:45 S:25. '9:10. $3.50 IL 100 a. m 10 90 -
IL :35 p m
Arrive at San Francisco daily at 1870 -.ax
S:15 $50 9:S5. 1850 a. m 1910 80 ~
4:25. sos. o:42. 6:22. 6:57. 7:40 and NJ Ok
D. m.
tDaily except Sunday
For Fairfax daily at 7:45 q m: also ss,r-
days. at 3:15 D. m. and daily except Satur6av
and Sunday at 5:15 p. m.
THROUGH TRAINS
1:45 a. m. dafly-Cazadero and way statto,.
3:15 D. m. Saturdays onIy-For cazade-eo.
ETC.
5:15 p. m. daily. except Saturday and Sun.
day for Tomales, etc. sum
TICKET OFFICE-650 Market St
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market az
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srurrEz1Na AND srAnnrrE1ro.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

AELBOURNE system: 2 schools; $40 Diamond
b2I Franklin Inquire 52l Franklin, TO 10
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DIED.

Bassett. Mamie C. Harrison. G. H-eo
Bine. Henriette Kowalsky z. H
Bishop (Sherifr) Kramer Frank M-42
Boland Michael Lake. Geo. Wm-39
Butt. Peter Csc Mannerberg J. F.-7
Canepa, Lena-7 Mattoon Jos. M-8a
Clark, VIM C.-52 Mckee, Nora-3S
coplin Ruth Ma McAteer Anna-77
Cusick, Bridget Nerrick. George-46
Ellard Ellen-56 Moore Lillian s.
Featherston Bridget Moran, John
Flanagan, JOS S.-31 Nathan, Cecilia-3S
Giannini Marietta-2Sl o. Hara, John F.-26
Goldstone, Olivia P. Ogilvie Margaret = 6s
Goodwin, Katie Phillips, R. FIJI
Iireeasfelder Hart-23l Remington, Jane A.-73
Hennessy, Rev. Pat iKeavey, Helen G.-S
rick-33 lStoerckel, Louis-32
Hope Elizabeth M Williams Charles-34
months Wilkens, Mrs Isl
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Mining Stocks.

SAN. FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran.
cisco stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Mo-ptnp -SecSion-C,omstocks
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Fifteen.

Continued From Page F1fteen.
MsR NkR N atcss css. i 1oS @ p s'fnRa Rsa1Ssa 1
Do IS - 121AlS v Wat es,1O6E
N &C r s.1o5 1857 Do Is 2dm 1901 =
G Ry 5s 112 Do As 3dm. 100
C IS. .9I a1o2 Do mtgfs 9SA -
r 5s. .99h Stkn G&E6s. aS
Oak T Co 6s. 12ol4121 III G & 5s.
Do IS .I12A UR of ST As. s9h seA
Do con 5s. - 100
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa A - Port Costa.
Marin Co... 90 59&aS v Wat Co. 37A 3s
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
ss4..1 ssas ts~1. sR ~ sss st1s E: E: .aa SD
Mutual e L. IL 1315lU G Co -
Pac L Co... 60A 81
INSURANCE.
Ffrem's Fnd31 =
BANK STOCKS.
Am MI Blk. .130 137BlL P & A....152
Ane1o-Cai :. S9h 9034 Mer Trust. .220 $50
Bank of Cal.42 425 Merch Ex.... 30 -
Cal Safe Dp.152 S National
First Nationl - $50
SAVINGS BANKS.
Ger & L. 1880 - Saw & L So.. 100
Hum & L. - Sec Saw Bk.. 40
Mutual Saw. .101 104 lUnion T Co.27oo $500.
S F Saw U.626h -
STREET RAILROADS
California ..205 = Preside ...... 3s%
Geary. .......- 40hl
POWDER.
Giant ..-... 66A CT lvigorit ...... 8 Az
SUGAR.
Hawaiian c. SO se1a ldakaweii c.. IS
Hutch c III 7klPaauhau s G 25
Kilauea s C. AK 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska A. san - Ioceanic Co. bh
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Cal c A. 81 90 lPao Aux FA
Mv& MtTn1 81 lPac s Tel Co. = 10
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THE. CALLS CALENDAR.

March, 1904.
s. M. T. W, t. F. S. Moons Phases
81 a New Moon
- - = " Mar. 8.
. 10 II IN FIr~tlCr. :.
% n. "a * 1e ~ 10 - Mar. IA.
t-t- - = = "a Full Moon
10 % 2t % % "a % " Mar 90.
. - - - T. - = d9 Last OR.
&c q 2S % 30 81 " Mar. 81
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roNoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
O.. asSin
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49,. ----- VIAVI
A way 10 health mothers and daughters
: home treatment fer backache headache dis
placements bearing down pains. leucorrhoea
: dependency. nervousness: booklet free; write
or call for It. VTAVI co, 2304 Van Ness
axe, san Francisco.
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OAKLAND f4ARBOR7 FERRY
Foot OF Market St-)
tT.Is AN S-00A.M. III 90 AN.
Loo. N. 500 Pm. SIS ? -
A for Morning p for Afternooo-7
tSunday excepted tsNnday ONLY
e0asurdsy onlY. Monday Onlx
ssJeps NJ all stations On Sunday
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The INDEX and st. Louis Semi Week.
y Republic ons year. $f.6O.
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Journalism Not Appreciated.

Scott Cummins was IN the Record Of.
fee awhile Friday morning and spoke
OF the lack of appreciation that the pio-
neers of Barber county, Kan, held for
newspaper men. He tells that the
founder of the Mail, the first paper
published in Barber county, was charg-
ed with some triflipg offense and the
citizens resolved on strenuous
measures. As the regulation civ.
ilizer, tar, fethers and rails were not
obtainable, substitute was soon dis.
covered and the unfortunate quill push.
er was first plastered with sorghum
molasses, then liberal application OF
buffalo grass was rubbed in in lieu oi
feathers and he was finally rode out of
Medicine Lodge on cedar pole. Thu,
did justice assert itself and all wal
happy and serene.-Alva Record.
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Kiowa Items.
Tipped from the News-Review.

Clipped from the News-Review.
Our esteemed old friend George A..
Smith has taken charge Of the news
stand next to the post Office. Mr..
Smith is one of the most pleasant, 1T.
tentlve and accommodating business
men in this county and has q host Of
friends who will be glad to learn that
he is in business agreeable to his ability
and inclination. Stationery. fine cigars
and soft drinks. and smile and pleas.
ant word for everybody will make the
70. news stand under Mr.. George &.
Smiths management, very popular.
Contractor Baker and force OF car
penters from Cherokee. commenced
work On the T. V. Brown elevator
north Of the Santa Fe station yesterday
morning. The foundation and base.
ment were ready for the superstructure
some time. The elevator will be built
and supplied with machinery In I'D TO-
date style and will have capacity of
5000 bushels. Mr.. Brown has been In
the grain business for a number of
years and is we'll known to the grain
growers In this section.
Lew Downtain, accompanied by H.
A. Bailey, delivered three spans of
matched young horses and two mules
at Anthony last week. Mr.. Downtain
| Is good judge of horses and mules and
pays literally for what he wants and
that's what makes him one of the most
popular and successful horse and mule
buyers In this section.
Mrs. Abner Wilson who visited
friends In this city and neighbor towns
last week. left for her home at Wichita
Saturday. Mr.. Wilson Is on q big
ranch in Texas at the present time. He
has not fully decided where he will per.
manently locate.
Maj. A. W. Rumsey and daughter,
Miss Bertha, returned from their visit
with relatives in Missouri since the
death of Ms. Rumsey.
From the Journal.
q. G. Seidel and family accompanied
oy Harry Burney and family, left Mon.
day for their future home in California
They were escorted to the depot by 8
large number of neighbors and friends
who though regretting to see them
leave, wished them prosperity and 9
safe journey.
Dick Mccoy has sold his barber shoy
to Lloyd Bailey who will continue tn,
business at the old stand. Harry Now
kirk will have charge of one of th,
chairs.
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HdzeH0n Items.

Prof. and Mrs. Ira Stout were at the
closing exercises Of the schools Friday
night.
Several of the young people from XII
owa witnessed the closing exercises of
our schools.
b. l.. Drake expects to represent the
Baptist people here at the Kansas City
convention this week.
j. II. Knorp bought the farm he now
lives on last week from his father for a
consideration of $780,
Spencer Davis bought of j. c. Cor
man about 80 head of hogs last week
which he has put on full feed.
That nice rain Friday night was
about as timely as could be. There were
good many beginning to crOak.
Hon. j. A Lester left Monday for
Kansas City with Miss Gertie, who is
going there for medical treatment.
A. G. Collins has sold his city proper.
ty to o. N. and II. Ii. Ballard for 5000
Mr.. Collins will move to COidwate
Mrs. Lola Patterson left Sunday for
Fl. Scott to be in attendance at the
meeting Of the grand chapter o. 4. S
The two independent telephone com
panies have at last Consolidated and
are now ready to do business in earn
est.
During the wind storm last Wednes
day the Hargis elevator GU the Santa
Fe track was blown down causing quite
a loss.
q. l.. Adams is now in charge of the
While u Barley store. Mr.. Adams
steps into good trade already built
up and we wish him success.
The school entertainment was given
Friday evening. The graduates were
Misses GIace Edwards, Inez Gamble
Edna Eastman, Bessie Prock and Frank
Horton.
The returns will show fine increase
In population in both city and town.
ship. The city has gained about 100
and the township about 80. There is
yet room for many good people.
A short time ago j. Z. Caudlll and
two or three others took ladder AID
went up on top of the hotel to view the
country but some one removed the lad.
der aud they are still viewing the
country. If they should not get down
by the time we send in our next items
we will give dua notica az IN how thou
are getting along.
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Isabel Items.

From the Herald.
Mrs. Lester White left Monday morn
ing for Wichita where she was called
by the sickness of her daughter, Mrs.
Myers.
Jas. NJ. Gardner and daughter Grace
left Wednesday morning for Wichita.
MIR. Gardner will look up q location
there. We had hoped that the Gardner
family would locate here.
Miss Fay Van Ness, one of Medicine
Lodges most popular young ladies, Is
visiting In this vicinity this week.
Geo. Relleford has been in the west
long enough to believe that this part of
Kansas Is the best on earth. He was
recently telling couple of young lady
friends from the east how fine a place
this was and how everything thrived.
George is an emphatic talker and
throws an energy into his conversation
that ordinarily carries conviction with
1t, but the ladies, we hope will pardon
his exuberance of words when he, with
much gusto, informed them that we
had mules here with ears as long AZ
jack rabbits" The jack rabbit is toe
we'll known in the east to admit of any
such comparison and that George would
try to belittle the size of the ears of q
native product is only attributable Il
| the celebrating effects of frequen,
rides on the merry-go round.
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Mingona Items.

Will Galloway is building new house
DR.. Osborne's new two story house $,
beginning to loom up.
Miss Minnie Cant visited friends d
Forest City last week.
w. G. Osborn bought an excellen,
$l3-work on the Bible few days ago
Mr.. Pollard moved into his new
house last week. He is now breakins
out his place.
We felt a personal loss when W,
heard of the death of Father Wright
He was a true soldier In the army o.
Right.
Our we'll diggers. Messrs. Baldwin &
Nurse, bored well for Mr.. Hooker
lately. They are kept busy most o.
the time.
There was . full house at praye
meeting last week. We are havin,
good meetings. Miss Pauline Teagl,
leads this week.
Rev. Moore, pastor of the Methods
church at the Lodge, and wife visitet
the members In this tMingona) neigh
borhood last week.
Miss Cecile Osborn came home from
her school at Kiowa week ago Satur
day, and Leon returned from attendin,
the dental school Friday.
DR.. Pepoon is building q Is foot tanl
and wagon box. He says the materia
for both cost about half rs much as eli
Their one ready made would cost.
Clarence, son Of John Hall, forme
resident OF Mingona, is here visitin,
friends. He says his folks are dom,
we'll. They live southeast of Ava.
The Dunkard Brethren held Churcl
Council at Mlngona last Saturday
Several visiting brethren from King
man attended, among them Elder Dely
who preached Saturday night and twic,
Sunday.
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Sharon items.

An excellent rain Friday.
Wednesdays blow was a singer.
A large crowd in Sharon Saturday.
Looked like show day.
Mr. and Mrs. McAdams visited at
HaZelton over Sunday.
Elmo Warren came in from Chanute
last week to visit home folks.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Longstreet, a
tine boy baby one day last week.
A fence gang is IN this neighborhood
putting up fences for the Santa Fe.
Hal Fair and wife of Medicine Lodge
visited relatives in this vicinity Sunday.
M. s. McMurtry of Cherokee, OK. .
made the Warren family short visit
last week.
Miss Marguerite Martin of the Lodge.
10 visiting her sister, Mrs. Roscoe Day.
is, this week.
Yves McMurtry and Mr.. Camden of
lngersoll. Ok, were looking over the
burg last week.
Jack Trice attended the Alva hall
game Tuesday. Hecame home limpipp
and Is better now.
Mrs. Lulu Garland went to Hutchin.
son Monday to attend the State Sunday
School Convention.
Say! Things are moving some
around Sharon. Ten to fifteen land
buyers here last week.
A. W. Schnelle and w. IL. Huffaksr
are sowing alfalfa this week. Don't
they know alfalfa won't grow In this
country?
l.. j. Cathcart, one of the few old
settlers here, has sold bis farm to Fred
George, the man who failed to get Ar.
thur Maddox's ranch.
When Sharon gets the new railroad
she will be one of the big tour. Cities
will then rank something like this:
Chicago. Kansas City, Wichita and
Sharon.
With the aid of a manure spreadel
one can easily get good stand of al.
falfa On sandy, "blowy" land. Use
course manure aud disc it in before
sowing.
Mrs. j. E. McCorkle returned home
last Tuesday evening after a few days
visit with her parents in tho Lodge
John says he isn't a bit stuck on
patching"
After eating dinner at Grandma
Roblnson's Sunday. we don't blame
Joe for remaining single. He 10 al.
waSs sure OF getting something good to
eat as long as he stays at home.
We are reliably informed that Sharon
Is to have new elevator right away
work to begin on it this week. II. H
Fair is to be the manager. Now by the
time the farmers put up q co operative
elevator Sharon will be well supplied
Elder Horner preacher splendid ser.
mon Sunday morning at the q. b
church. He dropped many gems oil
thought. Among other things he said:
The gospel is a mirror in which, II we
look, We can see ourselves and our
lives" A man who sins dies not be-
cause God said SO but il is . truth. -
and GOD dignifies . christian by tax.
Ing him into partnership with Him e
save the world" We enjoyed the ser
mon,
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You can apply MapZan inside, right
where the pain is. 1t is put up in col.
-lspsable tubes with nozzle attachment
Cor introducing it. ManZan stops pain
Instantly and cures all kinds of blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding piles.
Sold by j. r. Young Drug Co.