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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Dear Editor.-I v-iHh to become mems
Der OF the T. D. c. c. belonged to It
once but I dropped out as did not have
lime TO write, as mother was taken sick
ana had to give all my time to her.
would drop out OF a hundred clubs to keep
mamma we'll. Please find inclosed story
which hope you will please put In the
paper. Well. will close until next tmo
I remain yours truly,
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TO Ju,nbled Capitals OF the United States:
i. Richmond 2. Charleston. 8. Anguish.
A. Bismarck 5. Denver. 9. Phoenix I.
Columbia. s. Lansing.
VIOLA JAMES. &
To a Charade. by Willie Galloway; Gold
5iarbor." LUCY CABELLS ROLLER,
shipman, Il. F. .. No i, Nelson Co., Va.
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Dear Editor-I joined your club last
rprtng. and am sorry TO acknowledge
that lost my badge win You plsa s,,s seh no
TOO longEff sent all at one time. SO g
viii send the rest next week. If you think
YOU cannot find room for all my WORK
nlease leave what you choose out. II hope
all tho members OF the club are having q
flno vacation. Hoping to see my work on
tho T. D. G. c. page next Sunday dI, \ re-
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Dear Editor,-1 am sending the answers
to some puzzles which are shs follows: (.
"Jumbled Fruits" peach, apple. orange.
fig pear. plum banana ourrant. pineapple
and apricots. To countries OF Europe.
Russia, Germany. Italy, Spain. Greece. Erg-
land. Ireland. Norway, Sweden and Hols
land. Your member.
MARY MOORE sTONEBURNER.
Edlnburg, Va. XIX
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To Jumbled Cities: /. Stockholm. 2.
Hs1nburg 8. London. 4. Liverpool. s..
8. Boston. Z. Ada. s. jackson.
o. Ava, 10. Denver.
VERA E. DUFF.
Castlewood. Va.
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pear Editor,-I will not write a very
long letter this week as my father and
brother arc here and will not stay very
long, 1t has been six months since ! have
seen them The sun Is so warm that 40
not want TO say In one place long enough
to write. But / must not neglect writing.
I have written to our club one year the
third Of June and have not missed weel,
vot But I don't think I will write every
week after, but am not going TO give ~
up like Some OF the others. Wishing our
49,, = ~. 1at7EE h OLIVE NJ. 3AGEE,
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Dear Ed..or.--1 have not received my
you think my story worthy OF publication
in your paper. will send the rest next
week. send n drawing called The Toy
Horse and What Became OF IT, Hoping
to SEQ 1t on the T. D. C. c. page, rem ain,
HAZEL WYNN,
No Pines Va.
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Letters From
Our Children

Dear Editor.--r received the gold meda
won In the February contest. Words az
most fail mo to express my pride and aps v
probation having won such an honor. II
am still at liberty to enter the contest,
shall try ngnln. Your little friend.
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Dear Editor.-r wish to be q member OF
your T. y. G. G. I have become very In
terested In the Chldren's Page and will you
please send me badge? I will inclose a
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1915 Buchanan ST.. Lynchburg. Va
P. s.. am twelve yearH OF age.
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TO the Editor:
I wish thee much success.
And greatest happiness, too.
May YOU with health be blest.
Ifondly wish for YOU
Nav your. life be free from cares,
And Your pathway full OF flowers;
God preserve you from temptations
snares
AS you pass through most trying
hours
If you are full OF sorrow,
Don't thing of 1t to-day;
Leave 1t for tomorrow,
Z BY then it will pass away.
For troubles do not always last;
JOY again you will find.
Troubles will soon pass,
For every cloud Is silver-lined.
Peace and a contented mind,
I lastly wish for thee;
And, after many years, I may find
You still editor Of the r. D. G. G.
L1NNIcE ROSS
EdSerton, Va
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Dear Editor--r have been intending ia
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OF them In that Will see one I am,
yours truly, ELLA MCCARTHY, X
East Main Street City, s3J
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i. y. D. No. 2. Crewe, Va.
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Dear Editor,--we have not received our
badges yet, but trust we shall receive
them in day or 80; and also hope to SEQ
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Ing or tumble names which we sincerely
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EDITH, FLORR1E and LANIER w1A1BrsH,
GsEss Nathalie. Va.
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MY "TRIP no THE COUNTRY

No. 1os EastaMaln Street, city.
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Dear Edtor.-rnclosed you will fnd tha
answers to the Jumbled capitals, and hope
they will be. correct. rs love to see my
name printed on tho Children's Page I
enjoy reading the page very much. hope
this letter will be published In the paper
Yours truly. VIOLA JAMES.
Thomas Street, Rural Route No. 40.
Rinhrn ond. Va =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12

guard the mail line out on the plains
during that summer After he came
back instead Of again going TO Cache
valley he took up a ranch in skull
valley, when that valley was first set
tied. lie was a member of the Black
Hawk war veterans, and took part iu
the Indian troubles in Saupete DO 1861
lie was with the company from which
Vance and Uoutz We're killed near Man
a. He came to Castle valley as a plo-
neer stock man in lN7S, and has lived
an Huntington ever since He was mar
rel iu 1894 20 Miss Disrcno Erickson,
daughter Of Henry Erickson also
pioneer of Min Greek. He leaves
family OF q wife. four girls and one
SON. He served "a term as "a member of
the town board of Huntington, and was
always conservative in his own husi-
ness as well as in all business of "a
public nature he was intrusted with,
and an who wore acquainted with him
have q good word To- say for Leo Lem-
mon The funeral was held I'm the
Huntington tabernacle yesterday at |
which "a large portion of Che people of |
Huntington AS we'll ass "a great many |
from other towns attended, the spedk- |
crs were w. A. Guymun. Peter Nielsen. |
William Howard and Chris Wilcox, am |
OF whom eulodzcd the work ana worth |
of the deceased and offered comforting /
words TO the wife and family.
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are still many valuable articles to be
sold and amusing features of varied
kinds viii be in evidence.
COUNCIL MEETING.
Al the last city council session "A BID
was read from the Champion Iron Co,
submitting figures Tor eight steel cells
for tho new jail. The bids are Go Doe
acted upon ON oct a.
The bid for curhing and gutterlng
of state street according 20 plans aud
eIocincltiou. Tor the sum az S2lq was
awarded to Edward shepherd. The city
is 90 furnish stakes and the grading.
and to remove am distractions such as
telephone poles. pipes. and cement
Nalts' amy delay caused by the work
of the city must be- deducted from The
spcclnel tmc Ills certified check for
$50. which is q, pcr cent ~ the cetim-
uiDd cost. Was presented.
Tho acting city engineer was au-
thOri1ed tO Oversee tho constructing Of
the cuIhinE of state street and iu case
of his absence. Gao appoint "a substitute.
10 Was decided %" The council 40 in-
stall Btll telephones ln the city hall:
also lights. Coo Doe connected with the
county lights 0u state street
IN" street lighting committee was
instructed tu act prices ON the different
Kinds of lights and report ai the next
meeting
Councilman Townsend was Instructed
60 engage "a temporary ianitor tp look
after thD city hall
An estimate of 23l2 was ordered paid
10 "A Frame. contractor for thc mason
work, as 81 third payment as per cone
tract on tire station. Miscellaneous
bills 40 Pee amount of 81 900 were al-
lowed and ordered paid
DEATH or MRS FENsTERMAKER
Mrs. Fonstcrmakcr resident OF
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We TREAT
AND CIJRE.

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eye ana ear Diseases
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nles' asthma 7l''ihi'h
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The case Of the state VS. Clarence
Boshard. ia which defendant is charged
with an attempt To commit a criminal
assault Is now being heard.
IN the case OF the International Text
Book company VS. Jesse Hail. Jr. ct al,
the demurrer has been overruled and
~ days given 10 answer.
The following additional jurors have
been drawn James A. Loveless. w. b.
Allen, Ralph Poulton, Provo; Don ..
Clayton. Linooln Israel Clegg. Spring
ellie
The town Of Maplcton vs. Chas. l..
Allen et al; demurrer sustained and 90
days given to answer.
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.
Mrs Emmeline Il. Wells and Mrs. p.
r. Farnsworth were here from Salt
Lake yesterday TO attend the Stake Re
lief society conference. There was "A
good attendance and very favorable re-
ports from the several wards.
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BRIGHAM.
OLSON GOLDEN WEDDING.
Ladies VIII Fiji Mission Cnlls-PuIiti-
cal NCtcs-SilcWalig Extensions.

7
cal NCtcs-SidcWalil Extensions.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham city, oct. 11.-Republican
primaries have already been held in
the various wards while the Demo-
Gratis viii meet in the county court
house next saturday Tor tho purpose
of nominating a complete city tick
81. Not a word has been heard from
the few disgruntled politicians that
once before tried TO start an cam
ericau' ticket here.
OLSEN GOLDEN WEDDING.
About 40 persons went 10 the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ole y. Olsen in the
Second ward last Friday to celebrate
the golden wedding OF this Voncra BILE
couple. A most pleasant evening was
spent, many beautiful presents were
given Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen. who are
still well and hearty, notwithstanding
their three score yearo and ten"
August +. Jeppson and Miss Vern
Forsgren of the Third ward were
married in the salt Lake temple last
Wednesday.
Dr. George +. Harding has moved
TO Salt Lake City, His brother. Dr.
j. Dwight Harding has decided to
locate in Brigham City.
william l.. Wight. who has been
slowly improving.
The speakers al the tabernacle
services last Sunday were Elders
James p. Olson. Reuben =. Alvord.
and Joseph +. Hansen. The meeting
was presided over by Elder WilfOrd
Reeder.
The cement sidewalk now being
put down on the west side Of Main
street shows up so well that the mer-
chants on the e1st side have petition
ed the city council TO have the east
Sidewalk made look Just as we'll The
petition was granted and the work
Will be pushed al once.
CALLED TO MISSION FIELD.
During the month "A number Of
young ladies IN this stake have re-
ceived invitations from box "B" 20 go
ON missions and they an with their
usual promptness accepted the call
and reported ready 20 go at once.
Miss clara Hundel OF willard has
alread left for tho eastern states
Miss Phoebe Madison OF the Third
WARD. this city. has boon called 70
the Central States mission, and a
farewell social was given in her hon
on in the ward hall Tuesday evening
Tho han was filed with friends and
relatives. and an excellent program
was carried out a purse OF nearly
500 was presented 10 Miss Madison,
who will leave next Monday for In
dependence. Mo.
Miss Laura Matthias of the First
ward win leave lu the near future for
ihc Northern states mission, her
headquarters viii be az Chicago.
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hidgley at Mammoth Tuesday ON
charge or forgery. and brought him
over TO Eureka. MidEley. who Is but
boy. forged The name of u. q. Jersey,
"A business man OF Mammoth to three
checks that were presented % the NC
Cornick bank here. and as MT Forsey
has no account az this bank they We're
returned 20 the parties who handed
them I'm, and this lea to the arrest OF
the boy. shortly after Mldeley mao
baen brought here the sheriff learned
that he was one OF the bows who rob
he'd tho depot al Payson last August
and was under bonds awaiting trlaL
He was taken 10 Provo this morning
10 answer to the burglary charge. after
which ne win he tried on the former
charge.
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Dyorce and Other Suits Filed
Damage Suit Against U. P.
Settled by Stipulation.
GEO. NYE SERIOUSLY INJURED.
vriou- Dog Causes bad Accidcnt--W.
G. =. L. Convention Next Nonday
Huntsville Telephone Bldg.

ogden. oct 12.-The Fred ]. Kiesel
,onpauy has filed suit in the district
court against j. G.. Proctor to recover
w-@ alleged TO be owing by de-
tadaut for goods delivered to him and
m % transferred account. Plaintin
alleges chat defendant has left the state
ana has assigned and disposed Of his
pravsrty with the intention OF defraud-
lae his creditors Judgment IN the
ssm mentioned is asked. An attach
sat VAS issued against defendant
sah 10. Binford is plaintiff I'M
.gt f.el against O.. Hcmianscu TO COM
nj defendant to deed back To plaintiff
.rau property On ogden city in Dem
ter place addition ID is alleged that
uanud decided 10 defendant the prop
rty with the understanding that de-
pn1aut Was to give plaintiff J 800 shares
o. Obj. capital stock of the llly-ROchclle
conu.r company On consideration of the
property. but the transfer OF the min
ng stock has never been made
DAMAGE SUIT SETTLED.
The damage suit brought by A. /.
Stone administrator OF the estate OF
YuHI O.. Faulkner who was killed on
ih. Union Pacific, against the railroad
company. has been settled by stlpula-
ton and consent Of Judge Howell for
1880
WANTS DIVORCE.
Rose Lloyd has commenced suit for
divorce against Clement B. Lloyd, She
changes that July "a, 1893, they were
married at Colfax, Washington, and
Dad one child is living as issue OF said
marriage. That for more than six
months past The defendant has failed TO
provide his wife aud child with the
lecossaries of life a decree OF Ill
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HUNTINGTON.
DEATH OF LEANDER' LENNON
Pioneer and Colonlzcr Closes strcnu-
Gus Career az GS.

Special Correspondence
Huntington. Emery Coz oct e.-Le-
andrr Lennon. one of the early set-
uers of Utah. died at his home In this
city 0u Friday. oct 4, OF cancer OF the
stomach. Mr Lennon WaH born N1y.
10. 1882 iu Illinois ucHr Nauvoo, and
camo 200 Utah with his par-
ents m 1862 Tie was one of o.
family of ~ children, and The son Of
Washington and Tanner Lemmon. Hls
father was 9b years and DIS mother
WAS sl when they died. when bis pare
cnts came t0 Utah, they settled On Auu
creek Sale Lake county and lived there
all thpir lives Lee az hc was known
among hIs friends, WIS "a true pioneer
He won't whom "a boy with "a company ~
men iu 1861 f1 Echo canyon. ana surut
several months with tho Utah army
there ln 1850 he went with "a pioneer
company f1 help settle Cache valley.
While nn visit 10 hiH home on MIll
Creek DOB the spring of 1862, he loinod
LOT smiths company and helped 10
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clans. are cordially invited Co.
consult this department and Doe advised
FREE OF CHARGE. We cure more
men than all Che "FaSc Medical lu-
stitutes' in the city combined.
So sure is tho Cure under Ora
SHORES MODERN METHODS
IN all private diseases that you
may arrange 60 pay the fee for "a
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insalmcuts, as tine cure pro-
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Wednesday evenings. after oct. &c. the
women Of Logan may learn scientific
cooking at this institution. General in
struction viii be given i'm the principles
OF meal service, and food combinations
suitable for breakfast luncheon and
dinner. Supplementing this will be Civ
en- special work I'm meat and vegetable
cooking and I'm preparation OF salads
and desserts.
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vorce. custody Of the child and SUCH
other relief as the court may deem just
is prayed for.
SERIOUS MisHAP.
George Nye. a carpenter. met with
painful injuries yesterday afternoon
by colliding with a telegraph pole He
was riding along Grant avenue ON his
bicycle at good rate OF speed. A
dog came out at him barking and
growing viCiously. Mr. Nye turned
his wheel quickly 20 one side 20 get
away from the dog aud did not OBJ
serve the telegraph pole en- the middle
Of the road. His wheel struck the pole
with great force throwing him against
81 rendering him unconscious and
knocking out several teeth. HE was
picked up unconscious and taken 20 "a
nearby house and DIT r.. g.. Rich was
summoned. 1t took considerable time
before he could be revived. lie was
later taken 10 his hime
WILL PLEAD TO LESSER CRIME
George 6. Creswell. the Chicago Por-
trait agent who WAS arrested "a couple
OF weeks ago ON a statutory offense
against Mrs. Alice Ford of salt Lake.
was taken before Judge Murphy ycster-
day for preliminary hearing. His att
toImev W. l.. NaEiunis informed the
court that the county attorney had
agreed to reduce the charge from
felony 20 q Lesser charge on which hc
would receive county jail sentence
and that the defendant would plead
guilty 10 the lesser charge. on this
representation the court permitted him
10 waive preliminary hearing and he
was bound over 60 the district court
under $3.50 bonds, which amount he ts
endeavoring To- raise. Tho woman. Mrs.
Alice Ford uf salt Lake city. is out on
10 % frnfIlfsr1 ha1fsF that mole
tber of the defendants will appear for
trial when the case ~ called iu the
higher court but viii forfeit their
bonds.
Bert Wintlo was arraigned on sta
tutorv offense against Jane HdZcu, who
Is under IS years of age. I'm default of
$500 bail he was turned over to the
custody of the sheriff.
W. G.. r. T.. CONVENTION
The Womeu's Christian Temperance
Union state convention Is TO be held
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today $ Ogden News

Zoo ogden next Monday and Tuesday at
the Congregational church. IL is exc
pectod that large attendance viii be
had from all parts " the state. Two
sessions VIII DE held each day after
moons and evenings besides other meet
ings for The OmiCerH. Some good speak
crs will be in attendance Co speak on
temperance aud kindred subjects at the
evening sessions. The election OF of
ficcrs viii take place Tuesday. Among
the interesting features of the program
VII De- "a mauons' contest for silver
medal
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Union. died oct Of pneumonia. Flu
neral was held IN the Union ward
house. which was filed with symp9-
thizing friends The deceased was 81
years OF age and was one of the early
settlers OF this country, leaving Nauvoo
with the exodus Of the saints from
that place. She Is survived by eight
children.
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NOW READY.

Origin Of the "Reorganizeda Church
and the Question o. Sue c essi ON
Two dlscourses by Elder Josenh r
smith, Jr., containing a concise ana ~
tefesting treatment OF these subfecf.
that viii be OF benefit 10 am the F1Sers
OF the church. e5 pages. price 20 cents
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES

pov Cnuncilmen-Distric Court
shake Relief society Conference.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. oct. 12.-The Republicans held
nrmaries in the several wards last
nleht FOR the nomination of council
ncn and the election of delegates 10 the
convention which win be held oct 49,
The following nominations were made
'or councilmen.
First Ward-Joseph A. Buttle.
Second Ward-Angus @. Beebe.
Third Ward--J NJ. Jensen.
Fourth Ward-A NJ. Carter.
Firth Ward. j. Cramer.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The case of the state VS. Charles
HOGAN. I'm which the jury failed 20
acrce. has been set for a second trial
Jon oct Is.
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WALL PAPER SALE
lt Eborts an week % Main sL
Arc You Golng on a Allsslon3

III 50 como 90 us for Photos az we
viii make you special discount
Monroe studio 6G Vs. and south We
VIII take ratio uckci8 from amy other
studio.
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SOCIALIST CITY TICKET

At the mass convention Of the So
cialists Monday evening the following
ticket was nominated. For mayor. A.
l.. Mitchell. marshal Maj Church; re-
corder, Miss Annabella Mooney; treas
urer, Orris Jarmin Justice of the peace.
g. G.. Stllman, councilman. four year
term, Rasmus Nelson; councilmen, two
year term, Robert Adamson. d. }. Rus
sci and MILFORD Freckelton.
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SPANISH FORK.
v. S. pEEr Will LECTURE.


ilOnOrcd.
Special osp0ndcuce.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co.. oct. ILL.,
Tudcr the auspices OF the Relief society
N issiIuary committee OF the First
ward, "a dance is TO be given in tho
city pavilion Saturday evening, oct. ~.
for tho benefit Of tho missionaries I'm
the field and their families.
". s. PEEr WILL LECTURE.
An intellectual treat ls to Doc given in
the city pavilion on suuf1y evening.
oct 90. by v. S. Poet of Salt Lake, on
How Utah o. MiweDroseutcJ." He
wiz no doubt draw "a packed pavilion.
John Moore. the venerable cashier OF
tho Spanish Fork Cooperative lustitu-
ton. having completed his s.Xty-uluth
year. his grandchildren and great
grandchildren, along with "a select conn
pauy OF friends, mot at bis home 90
commemorate The day and to conaTItl-
late him. He was born iu England iu
1888.
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Nl1rshal- VIM, Duncan.
FEAST AT EXPERIMENT STA
TIlN.

Many OF the representative citizens
OF American Fork and Lehi among
them Presidents S. l.. Chapman, James
H. Clarke Bishop j. H. Storrs. a.. NJ.
Beck, Bishop j. IL. Gardner OF Lohi,
Mr.. ingalls,. purIey Austin, and their
wives, upon Invitation. met at the state
central experiment station, and enjoyed
% melon and fruit feast. Some go diff
fereut varieties OF melons were tested
and judgment passed upon tho merits
of each.
a beautiful. exhibit Of apples was
shown. which are practically free from
worms From one tree silk boxes or
bushels were picked, and only lG Formy
apples were found lu the lot. from
another tree four bushels were gathered
and only four W0rny apples appeared.
Tho samples of grain We're fine. Toe
matoes are stul plentiful. ard are ole
fered for sale at 900 per bushol.
Threshiug is nearly over
The Chapman Merchantile company
whose min burned last week, BE- paying
lts dcpositors of custom wheat in full
Az the company ls mot liable f0r de-
post wheat. their action Is greatly ape
prcciated by the public,
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

Te New5 delivered ia Murray end vicinity
~ -l-u-ng cye onoe over Er-l NatonaI Bnh DO phone 81