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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
HOMES.
DO YOU WANT ONEs REAn. THEN GALL

$990-$90 cash, SIP per month; rooms; lot 50xl16 corner; Monday only. $l100-$1jj cash. $12 monthly: rooms and hall large shady lot: on corner; 20 min- ntes from court house, on car. S1l50-$l50 cash, SEQ monthly, rooms and hall. front and back porch; city Wa ter; blocks car.
 $l20o-Monday only (owner must have cash, rooms, city water, 1 block car south front, electric lights: lot 50x17O; newly papered and covered: $500 cash $l1 .3S monthly
 $125o-$l00 cash, SEQ monthly; rooms and hall; front and back porches; well; one block car: very desirable; come fooF $1i5o-Big snap; rooms and hall, from, side and back porch: newly papered ; electric lights, city water: half biock car: garden, fruit and shade trees. This Is only a partial list. so drop In a-,d look for what you want Desirable Eome sites anywhere in city or suburbs.
 A. L. JEMISON & GO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22

everywhere warning us against being too talkative or too frolicks some in the water.
 When we came out we brought with us large deposits of salt on our skin. As the water eVaporated we found our selves covered with white crystals. Only strong shower bath of fresh water or 8 good clothes brush can put you into fit condition to dress
 If you want the best advertising cuts try the Gawk, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
FOR SALE.

s3500-7-r. house; lot 200xl90 bargain. S2400-S-r. house; large lot good renter. si6O0--5-r house; 50x1i0; Avenue ID" Slt00-4-r house and store; good business stand.
 S105O-Elevated lot, 50X20o. $650-Lot 5OX140; 1st avenue, car line. $400-3 acres Shades valley. s1900-40 acres timber land. close to city. s1900-5-r house: new: lot 50x2O0; terms. $11, 50o--Modern South Highland home; al- ley corner.
 FOR RENT. s52. .50--5-r. fat. Highland ave. 30th st. Sf5-929 S. lGth st, rms. modern. S55-7 rms, modern, 10th ave, 18th st., $. S65-2020 Ave. e. 10 rms.
 ANGLIN REALTY & INS. CO.,, Both Phones 1923. 2117 First Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
:. Human Cork.

From the Travel Magazine.
 Bathing in Great Salt Lake is unique experience.
 Flights of steps lead down into the water from the intermnable platform along which the bathhouses are s1tu- ated. The water is quite shallow at first, and you find q rare enjoyment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
>~-~..s v. "~" SgmlsMRS0g t5lGse&NsW@nW@ C -@sszAZzssEY1zKEzz.E
FOR SALE.

Lot on 9th avenue, rear Fist street; a fine investment Two lots at East Lake tLat must be sold. Very cheap. Fight-room dwelling on Juniper avenue. Complete and modern dwelling on 10th avenue, south. An ideal home on Hickory street, Cheapest house east of 20th street. Nice lot One and one-half blocks from Highland ave- nue. Three car lines You want to see this. Stucco residence on Avenue H. A nice, comfortable home for little money Cottage on Tuscaloosa avenue. In West End Win be sold cheap. Six-room house on First avenue, Wood lawn. Must be sold this week. This is q bargain. Pretty Groom house on lot 5OXl90 in West End Ask about this if you are at all interested in suburban property. Ask for prices.
 WHITE & HEFLIN Real Estate and Loans, i20 Brown
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
SCHUMAN HEINK AT HOME

Mitsie and next to her is George Wash ington, who was born in New York short ly after Madame Schuman-Heink made first visit to America with the Metro- politan Opera company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
FOR SALE.

$115 pr. ft., choice Higld. Ave. lot. S3000-Large, pretty Hickory St. lot. Sls00-Fine lot; F. front; near Glen Iris. S6S00-New S-r. modern res, s. 11th St. s5250-Pretty 7-r. cottage, s. 18th St. $e000-Large Richmond Place cor. lot. $3150-S. 18th St, near K, 70x200. $150G-5-r. cottage. 32d St., Ave. F. S10.590-Large S. Side cor, rents S1500. SJ000-S. 18th St. cor, white, rents s575. $440e-Ave G, f houses, new, rents s45 mo. S12, ,500-4th Ave, 50x140, near depot. $45, 5,0O0-Handsome business block S600 pr. ft., 18th St, Sd and 4th Ayes. S26,500-5th ave. property. pays p. c. $S000-Norwood home, oak finish. S275o-Modern N. Higlds cottg., rents $500. $5650-Elegant Princeton place.
 FOR RENT. O-room s. Higlds. modern res. New handsome brick store.
 R. MCCONNELL E CO.,, Phones slo 2107 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
n 4 NE. scHUMANN-HBINK's home

rH ME. sCHUMANN-H -HEINK's home
 M at Singac, N J., is built on the heights of Cauldwell mountain overlooking the Passaic valley. The rich green valley lies below and before the house. and the Passaic river passes like a silver thread through the trees. Off on the distant mountain opposite lies Boom ton and to the right back between two hills. Is the silk City" Paterson.
 The house is constructed of field stone and shingles. It is in l. shape and the light passes through the broad windows, from both sides of the room. There are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
MERCHANTS!

kAIE are closing out the HARRIS vw ROOKERY, consisting of a gen. -ral stock of merchandise of every variety. This stock we picked up at bankrupt prices and are selling it out at close to half price. Every item is new and fresh. We will be glad to have our merchant friends join LIS in these remarkable values. Call at once,
 Yours very truly,
 DRENNEN co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
FOR SALE.

s1375-Terms, 4-room house, large lot, Ave. l. 18th st. South. S1000-Cash. ? 3S acres. miles court house. Fine investment and cheap at this price. Highland ave. lot at an attractive price. Several pieces of acreage suitable for subdivision. mfg. sites and trucking. Can fine buyer for property listed right price.
 J. H. MINGE. 525-. Woodward Bldg. Bell Phone iS3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
FOR RENT

FOR RENT s42. 50-No. 1893 South 14th avenue rooms and servants room. furnace s4O-No. 9O1 South 18th street. rooms and stable. $35-No. 1722 South 14th avenue. 6 rooms. $13-No. 727 South 24th street, rooms. $40-No. 1426 South 18th street, s rooms. s65-No. 2020 Avenue e." II rooms. $45-No. 26O1 North 12th avenue. s rooms. S25-Corner of College and Green streets, Owenton II rooms. s35-5th street, between 11th and 12th avenues. north $16o-1722 2nd avenue, 3 stories and ele- vator. THOMPSON BOOTH R. E. &
 INS. co.
 E,irst ayani1o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
\ FOR SALE

s50O0-Nice 7-room 2-story. steam heat, screened modern residence; near 10th avenue and 18th streeet, south. $3500-Elegant lot. 70x15o, near Rhodes Cir cle, fronts east. s45O0-Rents $732; new and fine bargain. $260O-Avondale. A very neat Groom cot tage large lot half block of car line: the best bargain in city in cottage home
 s2100-West End Groom cottage, large beautiful lot.
 $500 Woodlawn rooms, bath electric lights. large lot. on car line, prominent location and coZy home.
 GEO. c. WHATLEY & co. EOS N. 2lst St. Phone 3165.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
WHITE & HEFLIN
RYAN'S BARGAINS.

teal Estate and Loans, i20 Brown
 Marx Bldg. Bell Phone 237S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22

4-room cottage with barn upon an acre of ground, facing public road. 4-room cottage on large lot facing east, half block of car East Birming- ham.
 New 2-story and basement, furnace heat ed dwelling. South Highlands. To a responsible party we will rent for a number of years a handsome new large 2-story dwelling, facing south, near Five Points.
 Some nice office space on the grade floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
FOR RENT.

BOG Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13

ike Clarendon, StuIIgarI, Parageuld Jonesnoros DeVaL,s Blur. Eordyee and other 1lourIshing joints oWe herr prosperity largely t5 tais splendid in- dustry which nas been built up in their midst or athar they nave 1een built ID T he midst 1t -he possibilities ot the Industry
 To set down D concrete facts. he increase viii amount 70 about s per ear for every car shipped out to North ern 8oints. and since practically tha Wnole of the output goes 70 me Eas1. he majority or shipments are affected. Roughly speaking. his wnl mean a drain ot q half million dollars from he industry without any return
 n arn che shippers viii nave -o ralse ne price ct the output in order 10 ave aemselves. This will react Dr making harder Tor rhe Arzansas hardwood shippers ta meet competition rom points not aneeted Y his IT. crease, md his gan Feacts 70 ne detrimenI ot the people of the towns vnera he industry flourlshes.
 The hardwood industries is one Of 1he most difficult ,o maintain of all he #mber industries, rom the faqI that IS asualIy more difficult . reach the raw product ana that alter .1he material is ready for shipment the rates are naturally higher in propor- uon to the amount of product, because of he fact nat hardwood, especially oak is tar heavier than he yeiloW pine ana other soft wood products.
 The shippers, Il anticipation oI tae increased ares, gre already figuring .on increased prices ID the dealers our- side Of the state. and should the rate become eHecuye $ HOW seems quite likely, he effect will soon he felt in many al Inc best towns ia the state, and in tle state generally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13
GOVERNORS GREAT
 CLEMENCy

Little ROCK. Ark. Feb I3-- record or ITS pardons granted T six years is left bv Governor Davis. Who Has jdsu retired alter servine hree terms $ thief executlye of Arkansas. This record is beiieved to stand without an equal nv state in he union. }Tr. Davis vas in 9fhce .19e lays, and. deduct Ing 3f2 Sundays. SIS working days gre left. This zhows ar don granted for almost every day in which Governor Davis was in office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13

Jf ne hundred cars aE hardwood lum- OCT , aoints aortn at Ptne 3ian eaen aonth. ae adYauce II frelghr HaGea announced yesterday hy ne iron Houn-aIn. cotton Belt ana ROCK Hal- ana pads. will materially anect ne local concern The sawyer &s -4usun ana other lumber aompanies viii also aatter financially rom ne increase. The ates 5ecome eHeeuye carly n Marca.
 This increase n hardwood and hardwoou producers. and amounts i1 an average increase oyer zhese ines of a5 east f5 per cent 9I ae presen rale., The territory aneoted is divided 1y ae Arkansas aiver hat n ae soatn de having n increase # txo cents ger aundrea. making ae eale fifteen 5ents instead Of thirteen cents per uaarea nile I3r ne north stde ri tIa Igar ae NiiI he lacreased one cent Ter hundred. Rine aIun will nave lda ale increased tEa cents.
 When -memDered lat ae aardwooa #austrs 4Bpofts nore
 owns. elaa0s nan any other .ngle nausIlsa5a The ate. aa magnitude Of
 1.. lac9eaze #ae9me apparent. owns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13
GOVERNMENT HAY
 TOR MONTANA

Virginia ity. Mont. Feb 8.-- owing to he threatened starvation of upwards ct 20.00 head Of cattle uthe vicinity of Assiniboine by req son ot the severe weather. and need of hay, straw and grain. the secre- tary Of war has announced that these commodities in limited quan- titles viii be sold during the next three months at actual cost to the United States. The stock to be dis posed of will be that stored for the use of the garrison at Fort Assn- iboine. There is great scarcity of hay and grain in the state. and this, coupled with the fact that the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13

were formally opened 70 the uplie today. #here are some interesting ana raluanIe xninits aciuding French Dutch. spanish. Italian and Amerlcan sictures. foreign 5ronzes ana marbles. ncluding Torretti's Loves =4[essen ger. The zaIleries are very spacious ana vfsitors were impressed with thGr ricb a0ior aarnonv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13
]. l. DoVies. Iaaa,|
PTlNe E,t lst Ey

eairS | lie snail # aci
 a1 a1ication CT 3rights disease. l groper. course il such cases . ii Iaw doses CT prtckIy Ash 5serz is n areeE.Va <idueY auedT i bcwel agUiator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13
COOPER UNION
 ALUMNI BANQUET

New York. Eeh I3.-ro eammemo- Eate ae irth 9t Peter Cooper. he f7under Of the Cooper JrIon. 9le Coop er futon Alumni association 8eid their annual banduet in ne Hotel Manhattan, ast night. Members. prominent in all walks of life. were present. rom all parts of he e0un-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13

For driving cut dull bilious feeling, 5 crengthening he appetite md a- zreasIng ne capacity ot tha body t1r York. Prickly Asn Filters is { eolden nemedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13

weather is he everest nown or many ears. 1enders he outlook -9 rancnmen anything Dut Bright.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13
THE NEW AFT
 GALLERIES OPEN

New Tork. Feb fs-fhe new Fifth AYenua Art Galleries fa he aiio Building. 546 Fifth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-13
2 CENTS PER HUNDRED

4azaach a5 sla Hlan cts amner ompanx one aps oa n 8erase
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

account for D. wv at, % 20
Application Of J.. W. M. MoElderly for
refund Of 400 dog tax AZ '"0 years
1908, 1904, 1905 and 1906 was presented
and on motion granted.
Application of Anton j. Block for
license to sell intoxicating liquors in
waubsy township was presented snd
on motion granted.
On motion the board of county COM
missioners adjourned to meet at l:3o
o'clock p. m.
At 40 o'clock p. M. the board met as
per adjournment. All members beilg
present.
On motion the following bills were
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

Townships and villages as assessed
are blank.
Average of lands being $3.50 per acre.
The town lots in the various villages
and City of Webster were left as assessed
by the various assessors.
The stations were left as assessed in
all the townships and other taxing dis
tricts.
Glass "a" horses, being all horses
under three years old, were left as
assessed by the various assessors. Aver
age for the county being sl5.04.
Glass "B'' horses, three years old and
over.
Township Raised Lowered
c,o per cent per cent
Bristol .......
Raritan ..-.....
Waubay ... 70
Andover. .....
Rusk ...
Butler ...... 3
Nutley ...... l3
Kosciusko $3.50. :
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25
COMMISSIONERS MEET.
Webster. South Dakota,

July 2, 1907
The board of county commissioners
OF Day county met in regular session in
the commissioners office in the City o.
Webster, South Dakota, July 2, 1907.
The members were present: Chair.
man Long, Commissioner Moxness,
Commissioner Goodrich, Commissioner
Wheeler and Commissioner Wygan-
owski.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and on motion approved.
The board of county commissioners
resolved itself into board OF equaliza-
tion but as all the assessor books were
not in the board of equalization
adjourned TO meet Friday, July ;, 1907
The board of county commissioners
called to order by Chairman Long for
the transaction of such business as
might come before It,
tOn motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
l. l.. Butler, treasurer's salary
for Jnne ...............$ lGG Sc
a. G Paulson, deputy treasur-
er's salary for June ....... 90 90
Eli Stearns, register OF deeds
salary for June ,....... 100 90
Chris Grne, deputy register of
deeds salary for June ..... go 90
J. H. Hetley, superintendent of
schools salary for June 800. 125 90
Q. Il. Blegen, auditors salary
for june ........ lbs 90
s. II. Egeland, deputy auditors
salary for June ......,..... 80 90
Frank Sears, states attorneys
salary for June and extra work 1875 90
j. II. Lund, judges salary for
June ...,...,.......... 10 O0
X. Lewison, janitors salary for
June. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 90
Albert Smith, drawing jury 200
/. L. Butler, drawing jury 3 90
+. Blegen, drawing jury 49, 2 90
Beachy, fees as cattle
Inspector .,,....... IL 90
Beachy, expenses as cattle
'spectOr ........... ....... w
lph Koenig, wolf bounty. 12 90
Opitz, wolf bounty 49,. so
Weyer, wolf bounty so
lie Sauer, wolf bounty l so
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

Joseph K. Irwin, cleaning cess
pool ........... ........,.,..+. 81 10
Elevator Store company, mer.
chandise to poor farm q ~
Herman Kaiser, court order 30
On motion the bond of f. Beachy as
cattle inspector in and for the County
OF Day, was approved.
The petition of NJ w. Lawrence for
refund Of taxes in Nutley township for
the year 1906 was presented and on
motion granted
The application of Peter Peterson for
license to sell Intoxicating liquors in
the Village of Butler was presented and
on motion granted
delegation from Waubsy township
appeared before the board and asked
that the county commissioners take
some action in regard TO fixing up the
county road that runs into Waubpy
from the northwest The commission
ers appointed N. b Long as a com
mittee OF one to go to Waubay Satur-
day, July 8, to view said road aud
report the same.
On motion the board of county com.
missioEers adjourned TO meet Wednes
day, July 3, at o'clock a III.
On Wednesday, July 3, at o'clock
a. m the board met as per adjourn.
meat all members being present.
Moved by Commissioner Goodrich
and seconded by Commissioner Wheeler
that the board appropriate from the
countyFoad and bridge fund the sum of
$1,000 for Bristol township and the
sum of 5000 90 for Andover township.
Motion carried.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed
Mike Teske, wire fence for poor
farm ................... 5 26 40
VIM. Magnus, repairs for Dip
ping tank .............,.... 2 20
ST. Mary's hospital, care of
poor ................... II 90
Tegtmeier 81 Calmenson, mer-
chandise for sheriff . 20
Albert Smith, birth and death
report ,................ 12S 25
Albert Smith, vital statictics,
birth and death. ..... 1879 40
Tegtmeier & :Calmenson, mer-
chandise for poor farm. go. "a IL
Ray Cooper, burying dead dog
by order of county board of
heaitn. ...,............... L w
Mrs. K. II. Negaard. care OF
Beata Westgaard for June. II 0OI
Frank Mohs, Office desk for the
Office of county Surveyor 80. 35 80
M @. Sohenecker, fees county
physician OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 so
o. Syverson, repairing court
house door. ......... SOL
Chauncey Morey, witness fees. 90
Tegtmeirer & Calmenson, mer.
chandise for court house . IS
George l.. Cease, work on Dip
ping tank ............... 10 80 |
l., w, Lewis, Justice fees. $50. ] rs
Fred Bauske, meat for pest
mousse. 81. ,..s..... ........ % |
l.. l.. Butler, gopher bounty
certificates .................. 1l42 O5
The Farmers and Merchants
National bank, commission
ers' orders for poor ...... Is 90
r. l. Folsum, printing and pub
lshing -........... 10 30
X. 9. Mork, witness fees Q 90
Adams & Denton, printing and
publishing ... IL 90
II. S. Chamberlain, gopher
bounty ............... 81 %
'acob Negaard, witness fees 3 go
: inson, witness fees . 10
4, - ut, hauling ashes 3 so
So. treasurer expense
: 1g' ne .. 81 70
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

Valley
Racine
Union
Independ
Liberty
Wheatlal
York 80.
Oak Gulc
Townsl
are blank
Averag
cattle.
Townst
Nutley
Troy -.
York -.
Pierpont
All 9TH
were left
Averag
were $50 I
All the
the vario,
the Coun
Townsf
Central r
Bristol
Raritan
Waubay
Andover.
Rusk
W Butler .
Nutley
hOSClusk {
Homer
Morton
Egg % I'd
Highland
Troy
Webster
Bristol V
Pierpont
Butler V
Webs ter .
B Lynn .
IirenvIlle
Scotland
Farmingt
Kidder
Valley .
Racine
Union a..
Independ
Liberty
Wheatlar
York
Oak Gull
Waubay
Andover
Lily Will
Towns
are blank
The av'
SO "a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

The petition OF Ben Gockowski for
the refund Of school poll tax in Gren-
vile township for tie year 1906 was
presented and en- motion granted.
The petition of l.. L. Nordness for
the correction of taxes in lots 10 and IL.
of block in Wanbay was pre- sented
and on motion granted.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed;
News Printing company, mime
ograph for the Office of the
superintendent Of schools. ...t 80 90
News Printing company, sta.
tionery aud blanks. ....... 80 60
Brown q Saenser, blanks etc. 8 81
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

Joseph K. Irwin, cleaning cess
pool ............ SO 45
Elevator Store company, mer.
chandise to poor farm .... q %
Herman Kaiser, court order 80
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

I mOuW lowed.
ted and NJ wolf bounty g so
-. Rathbun, ,unty On
i Herr, wolfb. Volt bounty 3 90
DIV LstHian county. 80
~ Buech.aer' wolf nty. / so
,bn swanson. wolf boa the
like Teske, seed corn ioi ? %
poor farm. ......t,
McGillivry 81 McEnean. so
ing typewriters. ...,..e...
Charles McGary, cleaniL al
court room ,...-... -
Walter Failing, work at dip Il
ping tank .,....,,.,,. W
Hnlda Pres, domestic at poor
Iuffu ~. = : i'''''
wist Meat Market, meat for
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

Townships and villages as assessed
are blank.
Average Of class "B" horses in county
s35.os.
Glass "A" Cattle, under 2.years old
and over six months were left as assessed
the average In the county being SOL.
Glass "B" Cows-2-years old and over.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

mUtIUH OF OOhHissIOner Moxness
lded by Commissioner Wheeler,
'plication of the county auditor
" X hire was granted.
lie. otion the application of the
M reasurer for clerk hire was
tx y
steds the following bills were
motion lowed:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-19

Willis Reynold, visited Nayaso,a yes,er-
day.
Ira Bond wa, in from Prospec, yes,er-
j., day.
= i.B. Todd OF Harvey was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Edna Mirker, returned to Hearne
yesterday.
]. J. LeFeburc OF wellborn wa, in the
city yesterday.
Asa williams OF Brenham was in the
city yesterday.
!. 5. Francis OF Cottonwood was in the
city yesterday.
Clarence Chiuski OF Nayasota was in the
city yesterday.
JefP. Royder OF wellborn was in the
city Yesterday.
We XIII nothing bu, fed cattle a, Bueh-
anans market. 2i4
Miss Jessie Phillips has returned after a
,isi, in Houston.
I. Il. Martin OF Steep Hollow was in
the city Yesterday.
IL. vandiyer of Steep Hollow was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. ;. Miller has returned from a
visit to Galveston.
District Attorney Rai,,on returned to
Cameron yesterday.
BE pleasant, smile, don't irown, and
drink bottled soda. -'lu
Phillip Ender and wife OF kurten were
In the city yesterday.
Miss Lotto Hearne returned yesterday
after visit la Houston.
{. S. lone, and ]. u. ZONES OF Harvey
were in town YESTERDAY
Prot. Lynn Zimmerman was visitor
from Reliance yesterday.
W. II. shelby and George saxon were
in from Reliance YESTERDAY
Your neighbor got a case OF DE-. Pepper
the other day. Phone 2OD 2Slu
The la,es, thing in the drink line, Orch
Grade in bottles. Phone 2O1. 23lu