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J; Early sweet corn on ear-1st, Odeo
Thompson; I'd, CLARK eirell.
Late sweet corn on ear list, Clar
Terrell; I'd. l. w. Graham.
! Popcorn on ear-1st, Frank Reynolds
| I'd, Mrs. It. Worth.
Il Broom corn--1st, o. A. Latchum; %
r. e. Latchum.
| Spring wheat-1st, E. Masteller; 2d.G
i Van De Wal.
Winter wheat-1st, zabilka Bros; I'd
A. L. Stutzman.
Oats--1st, G. Van De Wal; I'd, Docl
l Farmer.
Winter rye--1st, o. A. Latchum; I'd
Teen Hull.
Glover seed--1st, R. f. Latchum; I'd
A. /. Stutzman.
Timothy seed--1st, Clark Terrell; I'd
Clark Terrell.
Grain or seed not mentioned Clarl
Terrell; I'd, r. E. Latchum.
Best collection--1st, Clark Terrell; I'd
o. A. Latchum.
Specials.
c. LcCocq peck oats--1st, G. Van DE
Wal.
Funk Bros.-1st, w. t. Fudge; I'd. p
Yersteg.
Best 10 ears corn-1st, Fred Kirk.
Best ear corn-1st, ]. f. Shelley.
Class No. "a Vegetable and Root
Crops.
PIX. late potatoes-1st, Clark Terrell;
I'd, Mrs. Fred Schnelock.
PIX. early potatoes--1st, Herbert An
drews; I'd, A. l.. Stutzman.
Sweet potatoes-1st, G. M. Woodward;
I'd, B. Kisor.
Red, onions-lst, Fred Groves; I'd,
John Allen.
White onions-1st, Clark Terrell
Turnips-1st, A. L. Stutzman; I'd,
Clark Terrell.
Carrots-1st, Clark Terrell; I'd, R. E.
Latchum.
Table beets-1st, Clark Terrell; I'd,
OIL Flemming.
Vegetables not named-1st, Clark Ter
rell; I'd, D. A. Latchum.
Best collection-1st, Clark Terrell; I'd,
o. A. Latchum,
Glass No. 35-Tabie Vegetables.
Beans-1st, r. Z. Latchum.
Cabbage-1st, w. 4. Fudge; I'd, Gar
ret De Bruyn.
Tomatoes-1st, Mrs. Fred Kirk; I'd,
Mrs. Fred Schnelock.
Celery-1st, Mrs. ]. T. Porter; I'd,
Clark Terrell.
Marblehead squash-1st, L. w. Ora
ham.
Musk melons-1st. Chas. Heitsman;
I'd, Opra Kisor.
Peppers-1st, Maud Awtry; I'd, r. E.
Latchum.
Sweet pumpkin-1st, Tom Mccain.
Vegetables not named-1st, Il. E.
Latchum; I'd, Clark Terrell.
Best collection-1st, CLARK Terrell.
Special squash-Delmar Evans.
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SHEEP.

Glass No. 15-Fine Wool Sheep.
Ram, l year and up-l"t, C. r. ShG
fer: 2d, Geo. L. Fox.
Ram Lamb--C. r. Shafer LIST AMI I'd
Eve, / year and up-Ist, Geo. L. Fox;
%, c. r. Shafer
Eve Lamb--1st, Geo. L. Fox; I'd, c
r. Shafer.
Pen of 4 lambs, the get of ram
LIST, Geo. L. Fox; %, C. R. Shafer
Glass No. 16-coarse Wool or Nut
ton Breeds.
Ram, / year and up-1st ]. c,
senooley; %. A. l.. stutzman.
Ram Lamb--1st, ]. C. Schooley; I'd,
A. l. Stutzman.
Eve. year and up-lst, A. l.. StutZ-
man; ID, ]. C. Schooley.
Eve Lamb--1st, J. c. Schooley; %,
A. l.. Stutzman.
Pen of lambs, the get of 1 ram
LIST, J. C. Schooley; %, A. L. Stuff
man.
Class No. 17--Sweepstakes.
Best flock OF any age or breed-1st,
]. C. Schooley; %. A. L. Stutznan.
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class No. oo-American.

Barred Plymouth Rock hen-1st, H. ID.
Rhine; I'd, II. d. Rhine.
Barred Plymouth Rock cockerel-1st
Walter yickers; I'd, Mrs. Van De
Vert.
Barred Plymouth Rock Pullet-1st,
Mrs. Van De Vert; I'd, II. d. Rhine
Bun plymouth Rock cock-lst, H. d.
Rhine.
Buff Plymouth Rock hen - LIST and
I'd, H. D. Rhine.
Buff Plymouth Rock cockerel-1st and
I'd, H. ID. Rhine.
Buff Plymouth Rock pullet-1st and
I'd, H. d. Rhine.
Silver Wyandotte cock-1st, ]. d,
Smith.
Silver Wyandotte hen-1st, ]. ID.
Smith.
Silver Wyandotte cockerel-1st and
I'd, J. d. Smith.
Silver Wyandotte pullet-1st and I'd,
]. d. Smith.
Golden Wyandotte cock-1st, o. B.
McKegg.
Golden Wyandotte hen-1st. o. B.
McKegg.
White Wyandotte cock-1st, G. G. Bow
en-; I'd, A. Mincer.
White Wyandotte hen-1st, A. Mincer;
I'd, G. G. Bowen.
White Wyandotte cockerel-- LIST, A
Mincer; I'd, G.. G. Bowen.
White Wyandotte pullet-ist, G. G
Bowen; I'd, A. Mincer.
Partridge Wyandotte cockerel-1st, o.
B. McKegg. .... ~
Partridge Wyandotte pullet-1st, OBJ.
McKegg.
Buff 0rpington cock-1st, Walter Wick
ers.
Buff Orpington nen--1st, Walter Wick.
ers; I'd, Walter Vickers.
Buff orpington cockerel-1st and I'd,
Walter Yickers.
Buff orpington pullet-1st and I'd,
Walter Vickers.
Class No. 23-Asiatics.
Light Drama cock-1st, o. b. McKegg;
Light Drama hen-1st, o. B. McKegg.
Light Drama cockerel-1st, o. b. Nc.
4 htE6s M W. d. NlOhcSB.
Light Drama pullet--1st and I'd, o. D.
McKegg.
Black Langshan cock-1st, c. w. Phil
lips; I'd. H. ID. Rhine
Black Langshan hen-o1st, C. W.Phil
lips; I'd, II. ID. Rhine.
Black Langshan cockerel-1st, c. W.
Phillips; I'd, H. d. Rhien.
Black Langshan pullet-1st, c. w
Phillips; I'd, II. d. Rhine.
Class No. "a.
Single Comb White Leghorn pullet-
LIST and I'd, F. E. Carpenter.
Single Comb White Leghorn cockerei
list and I'd, F. Z. Carpenter.
Class No. 28-Bantams.
Pr. Golden Seabright Bantam fowls
LIST and I'd, Halsey Wildman.
Pr. Golden Seabright Bantam chicks
LIST and I'd, G. II. Jensen.
Pr. White Bantam fowls-1st, Halsey
Wildman.
Pr. White Bantam chicks-1st, Halsel
Wildman.
Glass No. 30--Geese.
Pr. Toulouse geese-1st, o. B. McKegg
I'd. Clarence Ballard.
Pr Pekin ducks-1st, Sexsmith
Hill; I'd, Teen Hull.
Class 32-Sweepstakes.
Best and largest display-1st, II. D
Rhine; I'd. o. B. McKegg.
Il
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Mrs. n. D. Rhine.

y
Mrs. II. ID. Rhine.
SWEETEST, Mrs. Gertrude Bryan; 2
Mrs. ]. T. Porter.
Chill Sauce-lst. Mrs. ]. T. Porter.
Spiced Apples--1st, Mrs. j. T. Porter
%, Mrs. H. d. T.nine.
Splcej Plums--1st, Mrs. ]. T. Porter
Spiced Peaches-1st, Mrs. c. Ballard
I'd. Mrs. j. 7. Porter.
Spiced Pears--ist, Mrs. Frank Nc
Carl
Spiced Crabs-1st, Mrs. Frank Nc
CARL I'd. Mrs. ]. G.. Stout.
Spiced Cherries-1st, Mrs. ]. T. Pol
ter.
spiced Musk Melon--1st, Mr.. G. Bal
lard.
Spiced Cucumber-lst, Mrs. C. Bal
lard; I'd, Mrs. j. t. Porter.
Spiced Ripe Cucumber-1st. Mrs. C
Ballard; I'd. Mrs. H. d. Rhine.
Class No. 4s.
Collection Canned Fruit--1st. Mrs.
Foster; I'd, Mrs. j. T. Potter.
Way & Co. Specialist, Mrs. J. =
Porter.
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FRUIT.
Class No. 36-Apples.

Class No. 36-Apples.
Ben Davis-1st, Chas. Beason; I'd, Rosa
Essex.
Dominie--1st. Rosa Essex; I'd, Herbert
Andrews.
Benoni-1st, R. Clark; I'd, Rosa Es-
sex.
Fameuse--1st, w. l.. Crandall; I'd.
Rosa Essex.
Fulton-1st. Rosa Essex; I'd, Clark
Terrell.
Grimes Golden-1st, Rosa Essex; I'd,
T. S. Craver.
Gano--1st, Clark Terrell; I'd, Rosa
Essex.
Haas-1st, Rosa Essex; I'd, Herbert
Andrews.
owa Blush-lst, T. S. Craver; I'd, Her
bert Andrews.
Janet-1st, Clark 1erreI; I'd, Rosa Es-
sex.
Jonathan-1st, Chas. Beason; I'd,
Mrs. Dave Groves.
Longfield-lst, 4. s. Crayer.
Maiden Blush-1st, Rosa Essex; I'd,
i. Gorsuch.
McMahon-1st, T. S. Craver.
n. w. Greening-1st, Clarence Bal
lard; I'd, Chas. Beason.
Pewankee-1st, Rosa Essex; I'd, Clark
Terrell.
Fall Orange-lst, Clarence Ballard.
Roman Stem-1st, Clark Terrell; I'd,
Rosa Essex.
Ransdell-1st, L. W. Graham; I'd,
Frank Reynolds.
Saps of Wine-1st, Rosa Essex
Wine Sap-1st, Herbert Andrews; I'd,
Clark Terrell.
Willow Twig-1st, Herbert Andrews |;
White Pippin-1st, Herbert Andrews.
Wolf Riyer-1st, Mrs. viii McVay;
I'd, Clark Terrell.
Whitney-1st, r. Z. Latchum; I'd,
Rosa Essex
Wealthy-lst, Rosa Essex; I'd, T. s.
Craver.
York-1st, Herbert Andrews.
Dyer-1st, Herbert Andrews.
Unknown-1st, OIL Flemming.
Collection-1st. Clark Terrell; I'd, j.
F. Shelley.
Class No. 37-Pears and Peaches.
Bourde Anjou-1st, Clark Terrell.
Dutchess-2d, Clark Terrell.
Friday-lst, Oh Flemming; I'd, Clark
| Terrell.
Keifer-1st, Rosa Essex; I'd, Clarene'
Ballard.
NOrthwestern-1st, Rosa Essex.
u
Sickle-1st, Rosa Essex.
Vermont Beauty-Clarenc Ballard.
Alberta-1st, Clark Terrell; I'd. Har
old Hull.
Ways Seedli1g-1st, DR.. Wallace
I'd, Fred Kirk.
suddush Pear-1st, Mrs. Emma Win
der.
Champion Peach--1st, Mrs. F. Worth
I'd, Bessie Martin.
Transcendant Crab--1st. Mrs. Emm
Winder.
Black Annett--lst, L. w. Graham.
Black Detrolt--1st, l.. W. Graham.
Hyssop Crab-1st, Clarence Ballart
Bartlett Pear--1st. Joha McCarl.
Class No. 38--PIums and Grapes.
cinton--1st Frel Kirk: %, Char
Terrell.
concord--1st Fred Kirk; I'd, Cha
] Beason.
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CATTLE.
Class No. s-shorthorns.

Class No. e--shorthorns.
Bull, 2 years and up-1st. Trac!
Riggs; ID, Zabilka Bros; Sd, Franz
Terrell.
Bull, / year AMI up--1st, Zabilks
Bros; I'd, Zabilka Bros.
Bull Calf-1st, Frank Terrell; 81
Zabilka Bros; Sd, Frank Terrell.
Cow, 8 years and up and calf-1st
zabilka Bros; I'd, Frank Terrell;
3D.. Tracy Riggs,
aeifer, years old-1st, Frank Ter
rel; 81, Tracy Riggs.
Heifer / year old-1st, Tracy Riggs;
I'd, Frank Terrell.
Heifer Calf--1st, Frank Terrell; I'd
Tracy Riggs.
Class No. 1o-Herefords.
Bun, years and up-1st, Way & Son
Bun, / year and up--lst, Way & SO1i
I'd, Way & Son.
Bull Calf-1st, Way & Son.
Cow, years or up and ealf-1st, WAY
& Son.
Heifer years--1st, Way & Soa.
Heifer / year-1st, Way & Son; %
Way & Son.
Helfer Calf-lst, Wa" & Son; %
Way & Son.
Class No. 13-Jerseys.
Cow, 3 years or up and calf-lst, G
w. Way; I'd, l.. W. Graham.
Class No. 14-sweepstakes.
best Herd Beef Cattle-1st, Way q
Son.
Special.
New Sharon State Bank, for bes
Bull and Heifer under 2 years-lst
Way & Son.
A. c. Crippen, for Best Bull Cali b!
side Of mother, LIST, Way & Son.
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HORSES.

Class No. standard and Roadsters.
Stallion, years and up--1st, How.
ard Smith; "a, Way & Son.
Horse Foal--1st, NJ Smangle.
Brood Mare All Colt-1st, Frank
Mohmire; ID, Chas. Whalen.
Filly, years old--1st, Howard Smith;
I'd. o. A. Latchum.
Filly. 2 years old--1st, A. J. Wa.
land; ID. NJ. Smangle.
Mare Foal--1st, NJ. Smangle
Class No. coach Hackney and
All Work.
stallion 3 years and up--r't, New
Sharon Shire and Hackney Horse
Co.
Horse Foal--1st. Frank Monmire; I'd,
Tracy Riggs
Brood Mare and Colt--lst, Bert Smith
"a. Tracy Riggs.
FiIly, 2 years old--lst. NJ. Smangle.
dare Foal-1st Der. Smith; "a. Z.
A. Lemon.
Special.
New Sharon Shire aad Hackney
Horse co.--1st. Fred Smith; %,
Dave Farmer: Sd, Jim Wood; Attn,
Fred Davis.
Glass No. s-ciydes, shlres and
Grades.
Stallion, 3 years ana up-1st, New
sharon Shire and Hackney Horse
Go.
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AWARDS ARE MADE.
List OF Premiums Given Atthe New
Sharon Fair.
SWINE.
Glass No. 1s-Poland-chlna and
Rerkshlres.

Glass No. 1s--Poland-chln and
Rerkshlres.
Boar yr and up-lst, o. r. Phelps
I'd, c. w. Phillips.
Boar month-lst, o, R. Phelps; I'd
Al Leanhart
Boar 8 months-1st, C. w. Phillips
%, w. A. Sexsmith.
Sow moaths-1st, o. R. Phelps; %
o. r. Phelps.
Sow 3 months-Al Leanhart; I'd. c
w. Phelps.
Glass No. Rochester Whites.
Boar. year and up-Bamo Stock
Farm.
SOW, months Banjo Stock Farm.
Glass No. 2o-Jersey and Duroe Reds.
Boar. year and up-2d, w. ]. Apple
gate.
Boar, 6 months-l-t L. w. Graham
I'd, L. w. Graham.
Boar, 3 months-1st. w. ]. Apple
gate; "a, L. w. Graham.
Sow, year ana up--L w. Graham.
Sow. moatns-L. w. Graham.
Sow, montns-1st, l.. W. Graham,
I'd, L. w. Graham.
Class No. 21--sweepstakes.
Best Boar and sows, . months and
up--O. r. Phelp".
Best Boar ana 3 sows, under moa-
c. w. Phillips.
Special.
Banjo Stock Farm for best boar and
Gilt-O r. Phelps.
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The Elk lodges in Iowa are located
at the following places: Atlantic,
Boone, Burlington. Cedar Rapids, Cen
terville, Charles City, Clinton, Council
Bluffs, Creston, Davenport, DEBORAH,
Des Moines, Dubuque, Estherville,
FIT. Dodge, Fort Madison, Iowa City,
Keokuk, lie MarE Marsnalltown. Ma
son City, Muscatine, Oelwein, Oska-
loosa, Ottumwa, Perry, Sioux City,
Waterloo and Webster City.
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Home For Aged Swedes.

In the Western Swedish conference
at Burlington the announcement was
made of a gift of $1,000 toward funi
for the erection of a home for the
aged Swedes. 1t was decided to build
structure to cost $4,000 at Clay
Center, Kansas.
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GRAIN, SEEDS AND VEGETABLES.

Class 33--Grains and Seeds.
yellow seed corn on ear-1st, R.Clark;
I'd. Ed Chew.
White seed corn on ear-1st, Fred
Kirk; I'd. o. r. Phelps.
speckled seed corn ON ear--1st. j. q.
Stout; I'd. o. b. McKegg.
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Miner--lst, Bert Quaintance; I'd, Ross
Essex
stodard-1st, Clark Terrell; "a, clarl
Terrell.
Seeding Plum--lst, Clark Terrell; I'd
Clark Terrell.
PANTRY AND KITCHEN STORES.
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Glass No. SO.

IlaSS NO. bSs
Table Scarf-1st, Mrs. H. ]. Vail
Table Cover-1st, Mrs. II. J. Vail.
Sofa PillOw-1st, Mrs. M. Malden
hall.
Fruit From Copy-2d, Mrs. E. l.. Pill
grim.
Class No. n.
Landscapes Mrs. S. Beattie.
Animal-1st, Mrs. S. Beattie.
Glass No. IL.
Animal-2d, Gladys Barbour.
Portrait-1St, Fay Groves; I'd, Gladly.
Barbour.
Landscape-1st, Gladys Barbour.
Glass No. "a.
Map of United States-1st, Ruth Sam
uels; 2d, Pearl Carpenter.
Map of Iowa-1st, Harold Swlsneri
I'd, Ollie Hughe'
Map of Mahaska County, Ruth
Samuels; I'd, Pearl Carpenter.
Miscellaneous-lst, Lena Mo. I'd
Myrtle Jennings.
Class No. 7o-Pyoeraphy
Picture Frame-1st, Myrtle McCau
ley; I'd, Mrs. Clyde Shaw.
Nut Bowl list, Myrtle McCauley.
Placque-1st, Ruby Hargrave; I'd
Myrtle McCauley.
Glove Box-1st, Myrtle McCauley; I'd
Mrs. Clyde Shaw.
Jewel Box-1st, Floyd Fox; I'd, MS
Clyde Shaw.
Tnermometer-1st, Floyd Fox.
Letter BOX-1st, Mrs. Clyde Shaw.
Figure From Copy-1st, Vivien "al
METER.
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PLANTS AND FLOWERS.

Class No. 76-Potted Plants.
Fuchsia-1St, J. r. Porter.
Salyia-1st, Marguerite Stephens I'd
Mrs. J. T. Pc >eT.
Canna-1st, ]. T. Porter.
Ferl-1st, Grace Garner; I'd, Mrs. DR.
Taylor.
Leopard Class-1~t, Mrs. DIR. Wood.
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FINE ARTS.
Glass No. SO.

Landscape From Copy--lst, Mr.. Sui
tor; "a, Anna Hale.
Marine View-1st, Mrs. ]. r. Lunt.
Animals From Copy-1~t Mrs. L
Holm.
Snow LIST, Anna Hale.
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Stallion. 2 years--lst, Fred Smith
stallion, years-2d. Teen Hull
Horse Foal--lst, Fred Smith; "a
Dave Farmer.
Brood Mare and Colt--lst, Dave Far
mar; Cd, w. A. Sexsmith.
Mare Foal--lst, Jim Wood; % Ere.
Davis.
Special.
New Sharon Snire and Hackney
Horse Co.-1st, Bert Smith; I'd
Frank Mohnire; Sd, Tracy RIGGS;
4th, C. A. Lemon.
Class No. 4--Normans, 6eIgians anc
Grades.
Stallion. 3 years and up--1st, e. A
Fox; ID, Sexsmith & Dreale7.
Brood Mare and Colt-lst, Jas. Dren'
men; I'd, Jas. Drennen.
Filly, years old--1st, Teen Hull; I'd,
w. A.. Sexsmith.
Mare Foal--1st. Jas. Drenne1; I'd
Jas. Drennen.
Special.
Sexsmith & Drennen-lst, Jas. Dren-
men; I'd, Jas. Dreamer; Sd, o. b.
Noel.
Class No. 5--Bugsy Horses.
Pair Buggy Geldings or Mares-lst,
Harry Shafer; I'd, R. e, and o, A.
Latchum.
Single Buggy Geliing or Mare-1st,
Harry Shafer; I'd. G. w. Way.
Glass No. carriage Horses.
Pair Geldings or Mares-1st, Ross
Piersell; I'd, C. NJ. Wooiard.
Class 6K-Draft Horses.
Best Pair Geldings or Mares--1st,
Jas. Dren1en; "a, zabilka Bros.
Class No. lacks, Mules and
Janets.
Jack, years and up--lst, Teen Hull;
I'd, E. A. Fox.
Mule Foal-1 :, f. A. Fox.
Janet, years and up-lst f. A.
Fox; I'd, Teen Hull.
Janet, years.. A. Fox.
Janet, l year--1st, E. A. Fox.
Janet Foal--1st, l.. d. Hatcher.
Class No. s-Sweepstakes.
Best Draft stallion showing three or
more of his colts--1st, New Sharon
Pair Buggy Geldings or Mare-1st,
2d, Sexsmith & Drennen.
Best Roadster Stallion showing three
or more of his colts-lst, New Sha-
ron Shire and Hackney Horse Co
CONTINUED on page ~
POULTRY.
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TEXTILE FABRICS.

Glass No. 49-shadow Embroidery.
Shirt Waist--1stF Mrs. E. s. Windahl
I'd. Mrs. s. Beattie.
Sofa Pillow-1st, Mrs. e. s. Winiahl
I'd, Blanche McCutchen.
Handkerchief Case-2d, Mrs. H.
Vail.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,, NEW YORK.

term of the district court Thursday afternoon Judge Nave made of record a general order that here after all petitions for citizenship will be heard in open Court upon the first Monday after the first Wednesday in April and October.
 The we'll known Palace Saloon" having changed hands, the new owners, Messrs. Thomas & Cochran announce in another column of this paper that they keep saloon," and will serve you with a palate tickler" of any descrip- tion, or cigar to dream over"
The oasis., 1907-04-13

rive Sunday night or early Mon day morning. The shipment goes to California. Another large shipment by the same firm will follow shortly.
 Yesterday morning MT Colin Cameron came over from the San Rafael ranche, and this morning he went to Tucson. Mir. Cameron re- ports cattle in fine condition, and the feed on the ranges good, but that a little rain would be bene- fcial.
 Just preceding the close of the
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N0CALEs NOTES.

Yesterday Mir. Allen c. Bernard was at Nogales en route to Tucson. Wednesday morning Mir. J. l.. Sheperd went to Tucson, returning Friday evening.
 Yesterday MT. w. c. Budge, from Guaymas, was at Nogales, en route to Tucson on business.
 Ladies' Long Silk and Kid Gloves; Fancy Silk Petticoats.
 La Moda. Thursday evening Judge $. w.. Purcell came from Tucson, on business before the district court. He returned home yesterday.
 MT. w. H. Ellinger of Columbus, Ohio, who is interested in the Realito litigation, has been at No- gales this week.
 Yesterday Mir. J. J. Teeter went to Mesa City, summoned to the bedside of brother, who is report ed dangerously ill
 MT. John B. Wright, the Tucson attorney was at Nogales again this week, having business in the dis trlct court.
 Fancy Parisian Gowns, Fancy Silks of all descriptions, Japanese Kimonos, and Mems Pajamas.
 La Moda. Yesterday morning MT. J. w. Goodhand, of the Cananea, Rio Yaqui & Pacific railway, was at Nogales, en route to California for a visit.
 Yesterday morning s na tor Eugene $. Ives returned to his home in Tucson, having completed all the legal business requiring his attention here.
 Yesterday Mir. R. H. Clarke ST. started for Prescott, to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., as a delegate from Nogales Lodge No 9. | Friday morning Judge Nave took his departure for his home in Globe. Next week he will hold court in Graham county, in his own district, at Solomonville.
 Mr. W. C. Greene has denounced $500 pertenencias of minin 2 ground on the Buena Vista ranche ] southeast from Nogales, and is re- ported as having ordered develop ment prosecuted on an extensive 1 scale. The property taken into i these Announcements is in the | vicinity of the claims that have been mentioned heretofore as at- tracing much attention.
The oasis., 1907-04-13

Yesterday NIT. and Mrs. AdOlph
 Bley, of the house of Bley Brothers of Hermosillo and Alamos, were at Nogales GIT route to Europe, where they expect to visit six months or more.
 Yesterday Mir. and Mrs. Frank Powers of the Worlds Fair mine, who had been at Nogales since the opening of court, took their depart ure for their home; ..n,, szssf x...rvs
 Mir. James R. Dunseath, represent- ing the law office of Frank H. Hereford of Tucson, who has had several cases in hand this term of court for Mir. Hereford, went home by yesterdays train.
 Yesterday there was at Nogales Mir. George Jenks, from the Belen mine, at Copete, en route to the Coast for a short vacation. Former ly Mir. Jenks was foreman of the Pride of the West mine at Wash ington Camp.
 Thursday Mir. Aurelio Sandoval arrived from San Francisco to be in attendance at a trial in the district court in which trial he was interested. To make the court in time the gentleman had to ride in an automobile from Tucson to Nogales.
 Instead of going to Prescott, as he expected, and as stated in an- other column, Lieutenant w, A. Olds was ordered to Naco, taking with him Ranger John Clarke. The strike at Bisbee has made it seem advisable that there be concentration of forces in that 
 Service will be conducted at the Methodist Church on $ n q V morning by Rev. R. c. Elliott. Sunday School at 1000 a. m. Att night union service will be held at the Congregational Church. Sermon by Rev. R. C. Elliott A good song service.
 Friday morning Mir. Ralph w. Sturgis, official court reporter of the Fifth judicial district, who was at Nogales in attendance upon the term of court in official capacity, went to his home in Tucson, to rest a few days before going to Solomonville for the opening of the term of court at that place.
 Wednesday there were at Noga- les Doctor c. L. Hetrick, of Kansas City, president of the Llano Cop per Company, Professor L. H. Hansen general manager for the same corporation, and Mir. F. H. 5moot of Kansas City, who is inter- ssted in the enterprise, returning from visit to the company's camp, near Llano station on the Sonora railway.
 Next Monday the Brady-Levin Commission Company will ship rom Nogales twelve hundred head 1 of cattle (twenty-f carloads) | which are being driven fir m Iasita. in Sonora. and will ar-
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Alum is used in some baking pow ders and in most of the so-called phosphate powders, because 1t is cheap, and makes a cheaper pow der. But alum is a corrosive which,
 taken in food, acts injuriously upon the stomach, liver and kidneys.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-03-20
Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real es-
tate have been recorded in the clerk 8
Office since last week:
w. J. McCartha to John Bell Towill,
1928 acres in Congaree township for
$333.33.
Samuel NJ. Craft to Mrs. Racheal J.
Craft, is of 100 acres in Bull Swamp
township for $3.50.
H. L. Oswald to Mrs. Suedella w.
Oswald, lot in Lexington for 81 300.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hite to NJ. E. Rutland
and J. A. Watson, lot in Batesnurg
for 500.
Eugene L. Hartley to Tri-County
Fair Association, 10 acres in Bates
burg for $4,000.
Paul Hite to S. L. Hite, 5S34 acres
in Gilbert Hollow township for S100.
W. F. Lindler to T. J. Fulmer,
1 37-10O acres in Saluda township for
$3.50.
Job S. Wessinger to Thos. J. Full
mer, 63 acres in Saluda township for
$1,000.
s. J. Clark to M. Pickens Lindler,
lot in Chaplin for $3.50.
JOB F. Corley to Robert Hampton,
3 acres in Lexington township for $40.
P. L. Lucas to w. j. Kyzer, lot in
Macedon for $s5.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-03-20
Heavy Explosion
Near Prosperitv,

Prosperity, March 19.-Mr. N. R.
Lester and negro hand were instant
ly killed and another negro was SER
iously injured as the result of boiler
explosion on the place of Mr.. Lester,
about five miles from Prosperity, at
11:45 o'clock this morning.
The explosion startled the citizens
of Prosperity and caused many per-
sons to rush out of the stores and
Offices to inquire into the cause of the
noise. About Is minutes after the
explosion was heard Mr.. A. M. Lester
received telephone message inform
ing him of the accident. Owing to
the fact that there are no direct tele-
phone connections with the scene of
the explosion, the particulars have
not yet reached Prosperity.
Mr.. N. r. Lester was a prominent
citizen of this community and an in
fuential member of St. Luke's church.
State.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-03-20
Will Plead f'Unwrittsn Law

Charlotte, N. c., March 1s.-That
Jas. Stephenson, or Bud Stinson, as
he was called, who was slain on the
Pineville road, four miles from Char
lotte, last night attempted to ASSAULT
Mrs. j. T. Kimball, whose husband
slew him was brought out at the in
quest into the tragedy this afternoon.
!, According to Mrs. Kimbalps story,
Stinson got out of his buggy, came
into her house while her husband was
a few hundred yards away at neigh
boris and attempted to assault her.
She fought him and screamed and in
a moment her husband was fastening
to her aid.
Stinson saw him flee from the house,
enter his buggy and start to drive to-
ward Charlotte. Kimbal, hearing
his wife's story, seized his gun, fol-
lowed Stinson, attacked and killed
him.
Kimban has employed counsel to
defend him and the ''unwritten law"
will be pleaded in his defense.