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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
WILL CELEBRATE
THE BEGINNING OF
GOVERNMENT IRRIGATION IN
NEW MExIco-IMPoRTANT TO
THE DRY COUNTRY.
snecial to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Carlsbad, n. NJ, July 3.-During the
next three days this place is to be the
scene of a unique celebration to COM
memorate the beginning of govern
ment irrigation in New Mexico Inc
importance of the occasion to the peo-
pie of New Mexico, and also to the
residents of other large areas through
out the West and Southwest, can only
be appreciated when it is borne in
mind that great tracts of land now OF
an arid or semi-arid character will
soon be made to blossom as the rose
through the medium of irrigation The
projects already under way will when
completed add millions to the wealth
and resources of the Territory.
That New Mexico is fully alive to
the significance of the work is cyl
denced by the fact that the celebration
about to begin was authorized By the
legislature, and the expenses WRa
boramlnnuthe Territorial treasuka
ceIebTsIIon. iogeffef Win Representa-
tives from the department of the in
terror and officials of the reclamation
service from Washington.
The Carlsbad reclamation project
was primarily undertaken by the gov
eminent at the urgent request of the
settlers to save their property and
homes " hich were threatened with de-
struction by drouth, as the result of
a flood which washed away portion
of the Avalon dam, on which their
canal system depended for its supply.
Acting upon the advice of eminent
consulting engineers core wall of
reinforced concrete was built from
bedrock to the crest of the dam. There
is no longer any possibility of the
structure being washed away by a
flood. On the lower side of the dam
is rock fill which would prevent ero-
sion in case flood water should sweep
over the dam. The reinforced con-
crete conduit which was constructed
across the Pecos river by the former
owners of the system have been
strengthened and the foundations car.
ried to bedrock.
Across Dairy Canyon is a siphon,
circular in form, and of sufficient size
for six-foot man to walk through
standing upright. The canal has been
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
Join the Army of Real Es-
tate Buyers.

Homes can be bought cheap now. A
three-room cottage, large lot, price
$500. Note well, for it's to your ad-
vantage.
Intending purchasers should not de-
lay. Four small places close in, each
$3.50.
The man that makes the money is
he who can ''see good" Now its either
you OF the 20 Ser fellow, come on"
Two cottages on De Bard street, each
$3.50.
In ten years the rent you will have
paid will amount to enough to buy you
nice home. Think it over, then
come and see what we have to offer.
A cottage on Pine street, price $500.
The landlord always smiles when
you pay your rent; but does he when
you ask him for some repairs? Buy a
home and be your own landlord.
Five-room cottage on Reagan street,
price $3.50.
Summer time. This is the season
when families enjoy to the fullest ex-
tent their homes. There is the lawn.
the garden and the flowers, all of
which are important features of the
home
Cottage on Royal street. price
$4,000.
OF course you can have these com
forts in a rent place, but they will
never give you the satisfaction that
they will in house of ySur own.
Look at this cottage on Wbuth Syca-
Rore street, close il, S11e0.
matter of downright business. Ten
years rent money will buy you a
home. For instance. we can sell you
cottage on Cottage avenue for $3.50.
II you would like to free yourself from
the landlords grasp, come and see us.
We can show you the way.
We are selling a cottage on De Bard
street for $500.
Have you any real estate to sell?
II so. list it with us. We are adver-
tisers and hustlers and can find you
buyer.
HELPS TO HAPPY HOMES. Do it
now. We have two propositions on
Cottage avenue. owned by parties out
Of the city. who may sell and give pur-
chaser time II he wants it. Don't lin
ger by the way.
Small investments in real estate
are stepping stones to plenty" Cot
tage East Dallas street, price 1925.
Money in pocket grows less-have it
safe and increasing.
Come, let us show you what we
have to sell in the way of houses and
farms. WRIKHT & KENDALL,
Agents.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
MeehanIesbura Centennial.

Special to the Herald.
fredericksburg, Pa. July 3.-The
elaborate preparations for Mechanics
burg's centennial celebration were
completed last evening. The celebra
ton began at sunrise this morning
with a salute of 100 guns and the ring
ing of bells. During the morning
there were athletic sports and speech
making. with an industrial parade
this afternoon over the principal thor
oughfares of the city. Tonight there
will be a carnival and band concerts
with a general illumination of the city.
The military. civic and firemen's pa.
rade will be held tomorrow, the cele.
bration to conclude with a fine display
OF fireworks.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
North Pacific Rnnatta
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Seattle, Wash, July 3-The annual
regatta Of the North Pacific Associa.
ton Of Amateur Oarsmen. to be rowed
over the Lake Washington course TO.
morrow, with the preliminary events
today, promises to be the most notable
aquatic event that has ever taken
place in the Northwest. The crack
boat clubs of Portland, Seattle. Van
couver, Nelson and Victoria have sent
their crews TO contest for the hand
some trophies that have been hung up
for the several events that make up
the program.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
Evangelical Alliance.
speciai to the Herald.

WTTENT0T " TIIV III III'I
London. July 3.-The eleventh in.
ternational conference of the Evan
;elical Alliance met in London today
md will remain in session for FIVE
lays. Several hundred delegates are
IN attendance from the United King
dom. Canada. the United States, Aus
tralia and other parts of the English
speaking world.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
HELP WANTED.
No Energy. No Will Power. NJ
Ambition. Losing Confidence in
Self and the Confidence of
Friends or Employers.
A State of Health That Needs Prompt
Treatment to Ward Off
Serious Disease.

Do you notice large reduction in
your vital energy? Are you losing hold
on your place in the social world? Is
your strength gone, constitution weak,
appetite poor, digestion deranged, bow
els costive, with uneasiness and symp-
toms of arrangement in the region of
the kidneys? Such a condition is the
preliminary 10 Bright's Disease or some
other serious kidney trouble If this
describes the state of your body, we urge
upon you prompt action before your
health is entirely beyond recovery.
Prickly Ash Bitters is the remedy you
need; it has four-fold restorative effect.
1t stimulates the torpid liver, restores
health in the stomach, strengthens and
cures the kidneys, and through its
peculiar yet agreeable laxative char
acter it clinches the good work by thor
oughly cleansing the bowels. 1t is a
certain remedy for kidney and liver
diseases.
Accept no substitute. Insist on having
the genuine Prickly Ash Bittcrs with the
large figure in red ON the front label.
Sold by Druggists, Price SI.OO per bottle.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03

Yes. we are in an awful predica-
ment Forced to move from our pres
ent store building by July 10. and no
other suitable location to be had. We
are compelled to close out our entire
stock or store it, which would not only
cost considerable. but ten chances to
one. the selling possibilities would be
damaged to such an extent that we
would rather accept cost and less for
them now than to take the chances
and pay the expenses of storing until
we can get suitable quarters.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Geo. Z. Goodner and Miss Lena Har.
isun.
Samuel W. Hines and Miss Mamie
dearnc.
Leo Dortsch and Miss Annie Douglas
Leal.
Jesse Lacy and Myrtle chatham.
Peter Roberts and ZOella Bender.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
PLAYER PIANos Al Hale.

$3.50 Player Pianos for $3.50, with "a
rolls of music and bench included. A
child can operate Player Piano. You
can play it the first time you try 1t.
And if you once saw it and played
few pieces on it yourself, you would
not be without one another day.
who has leased II foF tires s1. years,
as we can get no other suitable loca-
tion-hence it is needless to say We
are forced to sell and sell quick. Old
instruments taken in exchange.
If you need an instrument at all,
come and see us right away-and
come before the best bargains are
taken.
Remember, our store will be open
every night this week until 10 o'clock.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
BIG EXTRA CUT ON ALL PIANOS

Now we have gone over the entire
stock of Pianos, Piano Players and
Organs. and have made extraordinary
reductions from the previously deep
cut prices
We are simply going to close out all
this stock of fine Pianos. Player Pr
amos. etc. by July 10.
No cost or former prices shall deter
us in the matter.
This is no ordinary sale. II is a
positive selling off of our entire stock
of fine instruments at sacrifice
rather than pay storage.
All profits sacrificed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03
Will Be Made, Beginning T his Morning. No Cost or
Profit will Deter the Leyhe Piano Company
From Accomplishing This End.
You Can Make Your Own Terms.
The Leyhe Piano Company Prefers to Put These Fine
Pianos in the Homes of the People on Most
Any Sort of Terms, Rather Than
Store the Stock

You'll miss the best Piano opportu-
nifty Of life time il you don't attend
this great sale.
GREAT BARGAINS IN USED
PIANOS.
A $500 Chickering & Son, large
size. splendid condition, $3.50.
A $3.50 Estey & Camp for S125.
Terms to suit.
Stool and scarf free with each
Piano.
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BEST PIANOS IN THE MARKET

IND t95thefs. suc.fif as Chis'ssrszing & Son
Estey & Camp. Bradford. Columbus
and other makes. Most all the stock
is entirely new.
Uprights as low as SIS.
Splendid Uprights for $125.
High class Uprights worth $500
$3.50 to $500, to close at S16S, S195 and
upwards.
Your terms will be our terms.
You just come and see.
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EVERY PIANO GUARANTEED
FULLY.

Remember, we guarantee every Pr
ano we sell. Our plain agreement is
another Piano any time you are dis
satisfied, or your money back after
thirty days free trial If we can not
please you" All Pianos tuned first
year free of charge.
There can be nothing fairer than
this. can there?
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-03

Homes can be bought cheap now. A
three-room cottage, large lot, price
$500. Note well, for it's to your ad-
vantage.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11

VT Brown. wife ami little daugh-
ter. Herbert Lamb and wife. r. c.
Babb and sister, Miss yerra, and Bert
Martin. Of Plney. attended the closing
exercises Of Miss Mary Towey s
school at Lamb Saturday.
III Dean and family. W d. brennan
and wife. Maurice Horning. Leno,h Le.
mon. Lee Morse and sister. Miss Ruth.
Isam Morse. Milton Walker and sisters.
Misses Ethel. Pearl and Dora. Martin
Sutton and wife. Nathan Sutton and
Albert Horning. Of INN Hit. were in
this vicinity Saturday.
James Sullivan and Leonard Hodge
we're the guest Of W. r. Hodges and
family Of Iron Hill. Sunday.
". |. Stewart. Of near Iron Hill. wA'
in this neighborhood Sunday.
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Tolu

The river u rising very fast. The
boats cannot land present,
Mrs. Steele. Of EhEabcthtown. III.
Is visiting her daughter. Mn. Phin
Croft.
Mute weldon moved to bis farm in
the Hebron neighborhood Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Humphrey are
the proud parents Of fine baby boy.
Mrs. Henry Threlkeh and Mas Lana
Terry. Ncre m town shopp.Ag SAtur.
day.
Miss Belle Wright gave a tsfy party
at her home saturday night that vas
very much enjoyed by the yosng folks.
Mn. Ellen WELDON returned 10 Mar.
ION Sunday.
Our mail carrier. ]. ]. Thomas. fail.
I'd toge, TO Marion three dAys las, week
on account Of 80 much rain. When Mr.
Thomas fails there Is something the
matter. Our Thursday mail came down
on the packet
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
Lola

Little Rubbie Kennedy is on the sick
list.
Miss Eneary Davis is on the sick list.
Mrs. Della Noel is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs Harse Fisher are visit
ing Mrs. Waiting this week.
Mrs. Georgia Daniels baby has been
very sick.
Mr.. George Fisher is on the sick list
this week.
Mr. Clarence Morrow went to see
his girl Sunday and is very sick over IT,
Mrs. B. S. kennedy and Miss Sisco
started to visit Mr.. W. L. Kennedy. We
don't know whether they ever got
there or not.
Mr. George Fisher went to see his
girl Sunday and came back with
lroNn on MS race.
Mr.. Harry Crawford IS boss Of the
Mans Mines now.
Mr. Foley is buying lots Of hogs this
week.
Mr. George Siseo Is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Farmer at Marion this
week.
Mrs. Jacie Daniel Is on the sick list
We have Sunday School every Sun
day evening at two O'Clock.
Mr.. Lee Thompson who has been
very III is improving slowly.
Ray Barnett makes daily trips to Mr.
Tyners.
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Character According 10 The Cigarette

A Mexican journal analyses the
character Of a man according to the
fashion in which he smokes a cigarette
in the following deductions:
The one who smokes down to the
extreme end is either unhappy or an
egotist.
The one who smokes rapidly without
taking time TO remove the Cigarette
from his mouth is Of an exeitable dis
position. jealous and somewhat quar-.
relsome.
The ore who lets fall the ashes at
short intervals is Of a restless DISPOSE
ton and torrents himself over every
little trifie.
The one who smokes his Cigarette
until he burns his fingers or his lips is
either a newspaper man or a poet.
The one who holds the Cigarette
daintily between the index and middle
fingers a liar
The o. who smokes Nth large puff
is enjoying good health.
The one who smokes in small spira
pufIs IL lazy or sick.
The one who takes great pains 70 a,
no, TO lose the ashes Is Of an afabl,
disposition.
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Ruth

Carrier Lowery vas water bound and
had 10 turn back at the Orr bottom
both Wednesday and Thursday. Car
rier Mott on Order No. /. also failed
10 go through.
Messrs. Rice ard Butler. Of Frcdonia.
and Moore and Mott. Of Princeton.
we're through here bird hunting last
Monday.
Ebert Scott. OF the Dogwooi neigh.
borhood. was here after Miss Linnie
wigginton. Of Marion. who Was visit
ing Mr. SCOTS brother.in-law. w. n.
wigginton. Ms Linne's brother. last
week
Masters Tommie and yolney Morgan
took brcoms 20 Frcdonia saturday and
brought out goods Tor J. 7. Morgan.
Miss vingie Buoy, Daughter Of p.
N. Bugg, OF Fredonia. come out with
Miss Lula Harper and visited al Mg.
Harper's until Monday and ATTENDED
Sunday School Sunday evening.
+. NJ. ]. Stone and wife wer,
guest at Mrs. Mint Rowlands Sunday
There was an interesting prayer
meeting Saturday night and an inter
esting Sunday School Sunday evening
Rev. E. B. Blackburn. Of Marion
stayed with Press Blackburn Sunday
night
DR. Orr. Of Cfcsweli, was here Fri
day and reported a republican boy a
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Blackburn

We are having some gloomy weather.
Mrs. Mamie Eskew who has been
on sick hist Is slowly improving
r. ". vanhooser and family VISITED
their daughter Mrs. Naoma Woods
Saturday and Sunday.
Albert Mcconnell. Of Marion. slsit-
ed his brother James Mcconnell Sun
day.
r. NJ. Riley. Of Providence. was mere
last week.
Luther Rowland. Of Repton. VISITED
mis- brother Alec Rowland Saturday and
Sunday.
Cole COnger. Of Tribune, wa here
Sunday.
Albert Boyd was the guest Of Joe
Boyd Sunday.
Richard Mcdowell and Haryie Van
hooser attended the exhibition a. the
2xi school house Saturday.
DAdiy Travis spent several days at
Tribune last week.
Misses Lottie and Clara DAyis visited
Mrs. ellie Rowland Sunday.
Alec Rowland vent To Ro~land
Shady Grove Saturday IN business.
Misses Mamie I'D Nellie DAVIS visit
ed Mrs. Bell Stembridge las, week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
Inauqaraied In Church

Denver. Col. Jan. s. The Rev. DR..
Henry A. Buchtel. Chancellor Of Den
yer University. was inauguraied az
Governor Of Colorado today. In defer
encc TO the Governors wish. the oath
81 Office was administered TO him and
he delivered his inaugural address to
the Legislature in Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church. which he aided large
Is Ia building while he was pastor Of
that congregation. The Governor con.
cluded his address with a prayer. fol.
lowed by the Lord's prayer, IN which
many Of the audience joined About
$500 persons attended the inaugural
ceremonies. the church being crowded,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
The HOrseless Carriage

The following poem was clipped from
the Commercial Appeal and was writ.
ten by former Marion girl.
Under a spreading chestnut tree
The horseless carriage stands:
The owner being weary. he
Rests in the shade. His hands
From plying the motive power
Are strong as iron bands.
His hair is streaked and gray with dust.
His face is mostly jaw;
He travels slowly, cause he must.
And yetit's not the law.
He looks the oxen in the face.
While he remarks. Gee Haw"
Rosa ScHwAB.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
Lola

Everything passed ~ quietly t.-,
through Chrstmu The Chnstr..
tree At the church Tor the little t..
was a great success under the manage.
ment Of ". l. kennedy.
Nj William DamrUn. Of New salem.
visited his daughter Mr. 7. " Brogb
a few days last week
Aunt Minerva Clemens. Of Cars.
vile. was buried al the Robertson
cemetery near here last Saturday. ,hs
was about " wears Old.
Mr.. and Mr. g. L. Daniel and little
daughter Anta left lAst Sunday for
Sikcston. No. after spending the hoh.
days with friends and relatives here
W. ;. Paris was In CArrsyills la,
Sunday.
Rev. James Oliver. Of Ku,,An
preached here last Sunday night. hs
text being the third and fourth vcnse.
Of the Goth psalm. he has been called
TO the pastoratc care Of the baptist
church far the ensuing year.
W. l.. Kennedy was elected Supt %
Sunday SchoCl Tor the next quarter
We have quite an interesting Sunday
School here and We prrdist that Il all
accomplish mush gSod
Mr.. A. W Lamb and fAmil, lsf,
Tuesday morning Tor their home a
Clay. In Webster es1nty
=. l.. Alley ,sayed overnight her,
Monday night enrouts to cAr-ytlis
with drove Of hogs.
Mr. and M. Beverly Davis. Il
Mound City. IN. are visiting friend-
and relatives hrrs.
Several In the country have pnsa-
moniA fever a. present.
W. A. Hayden drove a hog here a.,
week that brought S5.S. Who car
beat that for one hog,
r. S. Paris has moved his sas nd
here and will soon he reAay for mAshe
lumber II the Westher permits.
A. g. Fisher and wife are visiting
he lAiten mother MS. George Vat.
son. near CArrsyile.
J. d. Foley Is to crest ts,ephass
lirr 10 the NAhns Mines foE t. ;
ha.gh, IN the near future.
NJ. Thorhbcrry. Il Hender.os. i, n
salem cooking over the tobacco pro,'
p,cts
John Franklin. an, vas ~ grisyei
over the death Of his son. - b. BE-
temporarily insane. b. terof,ci tote
impTuyi,g.
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The Evils Of constipation

are many 10 fact almost every serious
illness 6as its origin IN constipation.
and one medicines. instead oi pre-.
venting constipation add % t. This
Is tuo u most cathartics, which Shen
frst escd. have a beneficial effect, but
the dose has to be continually increas-
ed. and before long the remedy ceases
70 have the slightest effect There is
one preparation. however. that can be
relied upon TO produce the same results
with the same dose. even after fifty
years daily use. and this IA Brandreth's
Pills. which has a record Of over loo
years AZ the standard remedy for con.
stipation and all troubles arising from
an impure state Of the blood
Brandreth's Pills are the same tine
laxative tonic pill your grandparents
used and can be found IN every drug
and medicine store. either plain or sug'
ar .0a,ed.
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Mexicn

Miss Katie Bib returned from Nor.
gangeld last week. after spenning sew.
eral days.
John Beavers. Of Pa.iseAh. Nas Wis.
ting friends at this place the past
week.
Mrs. Mauds harris NAs IN Fredonia
last week, shopping
There vas a pound supper at the
home u A. Bgskalew. saturday night.
, b. Hardy Is very SICK With .agripps
Miss Ethel white, Of lrma, Is visit.
INK friends and relatives at this place.
Leonard Hubbard and Milton Whit
attended The party al Geo Whitts. Of
France, saturday night
Singing al u Il. Day,nports Sat.
uriay night
Nssas Addic and Della Mysn. Mrs.
Tsugig Brasher. and C.. A Bnsher
were guests Of Miss May ard Leslie
BIB, % Msaln. sunday
A. A. Davenport is quite sick At the
home Of John Rogers.
Joe /. Hubbard vent 70 Marion
saturday.
The little son Of HI Buck alew's died
at his home IN tennessee and wa.
brought here for burial this week.
Mrs. Edge Oliver who was very lov
with typhoid fever. at the homo Of ne,
father. has recovered and returned "a
her home at Wheatcroft.
Charlie Williamson and family. Of
Hcnshaw. have been visiting relative,
here Tor me past two weeks
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
KNOW THYSELf
Some Of the Wonders Of The Human
Body

In the human body there are about
1863 bones.
The muscles are about 500 in number.
The length of the alimentaiy canal
is about 80 feet.
The amount of blood in an adult aver
ages 80 pounds. or fully one-fifth of the
entire weight.
The heart is about 4 inches in dame
ter and about 6 inches in length, beat
ing 70 times a minute. 1900 times an
hour, 1905 times a day and over
SO, 900, 900 times a year. At each beat
of the heart over 2 ounces Of blood are
thrown out of it, 1870 ounces a minute.
600 pounds an hour and about s tons
DER day.
All the blood in the body passes
through the heart in three minutes.
This little organ. by its ceaseess
industry, pumps each day what is equal
to lifting 1870 tons l foot high, or ton
1870 feet high.
The lungs contain about one gallon
Of air at their usual degree Of imitation.
We breathe. on an average. 1900
times an hour. inhale 600 gallons Of
air. or $4,000 quarts a day. The ag-
gregate surface Of the air cells Of the
lungs exceeds 1900 square inches.
The average weight Of the brain Of
an adult male is pounds and s ounces /.
Of a female 2 pounds and I ounces.
The skin is composed Of three layers.
and varies from one-eighth to one
quarter Of an inch in thickness. Each
square inch Of skin contains $500 sweat
ing tubes or prespiratory pores. each
Of which may be likened to little
drain pipe one-quarter Of an inch long,
making an aggregate length over the
entire surface Of the body Of pol. l66
feet, or a ditch for draining the body
almost forty miles long.
The nerves probably exceed 10. 900. q
900 in number.
The nerves and the nerve system are
all connected by the spinal marrow.
and. together with their branches and
ramihcations, form body guard prob
ably exceeding 10000. OOOs -Ex.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11

Jack Chamblis's. mother and child do
ing well.
jim Frizzard Hillyard was here trad
ing Friday.
Will Rowland is putting up a neat
little house near ]. A. Gifts store.
DR.. Wilborn. Of Enon. made pleas
ant call here Friday.
Misses Lillian Hillyard and Aitha
Alta Harper and Mrs. Alice Harper
we're here shopping Friday.
J. NJ. Spickard went to Order Satur-
day morning to buy a yoke Of oxen
for his son Mack. who has big job Of
logging.