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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-10-19
NOTICE.
To whom ii may concern.

To whom ii may concern.
All persons in possession of the follow.
ing land track situated in the Parish OF
t. Martin. to-wit: Being Section 10 in
-'Ownship No 10 S. II. 8 f.. in the S. W.
district Of Louisiana, formerly known,
u John Gavie tract (a'ias) Jean Carrie
containing SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY
Tx ACRES. and SEVENTY TWO Hun
pEEDTHs of AN ACRE; are notified that
ruless they shows good and valid titles
70 same within 80 days from date. we
the undersigned HEIRS: Camille Carrie
Charles Carrie, Alciie Carrie. Desire Ga
Fie. Joseph Carrie will take legal mea-
sure TO take possession of same.
x. MartinXi,lt, La, Sept. 2Sth 1907.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-10-19
Praise Your Town.

When you pull down the town
in which is your home, you are
pulling down yourself and when
you build up your town build up
yourself aud your neighbor. Try
and Danish from your mind the
mistaken idea that all good things
are away off in some other locali-
ty. Give your town all the praise
it can legitimately bear. 1t GER
tainly will do you no harm aud
will cost you nothing; and above
all patronize your home institu-
tions-including the printing Of
fice.-Bastrop Enterprise.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-10-19
Hard Times In Kansas.

Aoio iiiNo III iNdIodS.
The old days of grasshoppers
and drouth are almost forgotten
In the prosperous Kansas of to.
Cav; although a citizen of CodeIl,
Ear! Shamburg, has not yet for
gotten hard time he encounter,
ed. He says: was worn out aud
discouraged by coughing night and
day. and could find no relief till |
tried DIR. Kings New Discovery.
1t took less than one bottle to com.
pletely cure me-" The safest and
most reliable cough and cold cure
and lung and throat healer ever
discovered. Guaranteed by T. j..
Liable drug store. SOC and S1.OO
Trial bottle free.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-10-19

The institution of the Catho.
lie order. The Knights of Colum.
bus has been fixed for Sunday
Nov. 3rd. The committee having
charge of the arrangements is ma
king preparations for the enter
tainment of several hundred per-
sons. There will be a brilliant
ceremony at the church when the
candidates will all take commu.
Mon. The initiation will take
place at the College Hall after the
ceremonies at the church. Lunch
wi'l also be served at the College
hall. by the young ladies of the
town. At night grand banquet
Will be given at the Duchamp's
hall, where covers will be set for
three hundred persons. A large
number of the high officials of the
order and large number of dele.
gates from other lodges will also
present on this grand occasion.
We learn that the member of ap.
rlicants to this lodge already re-
oeived is more than seventy four,
which will make the St. Martin
lodge one of the largest in the
country parishes and the occasion
will be made one of great splendor
and brilliancy.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-10-19

The priests at the Catholic
Church have announced new
system of disposing of the pews in
the chnrch. The custom here,
since the organization Of the
church was the selling of the pews
at auction, having limit to start
from - four seat pews at So and
six seat pews at SO. Under this
system some pews sold for the H.
nit price, while others were bid
in at three times this amount. TIE
revenues of the church from this
were always uncertain. We learn
that under the new system the
price of the four seat pews will be
$lS or 81 so per seat, the six seat
pews at S25 or "a 16 per seat.
Those having pews will have the
privilege to retain them. Those
failing to retain and pay for their
pews mp to a certain date, will be
declared vacant and sold to the
new applicants. The price for he
pews may be little high, but ne
vertheless, we believe the people
will much prefer this new system.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-10-19
Plantation For Sale.

Mliiinvillp on which there is 45 arpents
Of hand with syrup mil attached and
steam machinery, there are five bull r.
dings which comprise large corn crib
two-story high stable and carriage hone.
also large residence. there il also large
oaks aud pecans trees, orange mulbpr-
r. and ig trees. three cisterns and
three artesians wells which furnishes
all water needed. Apply to proprietor
Price $1,000 PAUL OLIVIER
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-10-19
NOTICE.

The legitimate heirs of Manette Va
lere Mrs. Laurent Alexandra are notified
to report to E. Simon attorney or to the
Clerk of Court.
EDWARD SIMON,
Attorney of the succession
st. Martinville, La, Sept. IA, 1907.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-10-19
]. r. OLIVIER,
DENTAL SURGEON,
OFFICE UPSTAIRS Liable DRUG STORE
ST. MARTINvILLE, LA.
For Sale at a Bargain.

II Backyard Kiln Doors, a great sa-
vOr Of fuel in burning. Brick.yard
Wheel Barrows. 6 Three Bricks. Hand
MOu!ds. Apply to
ANOJTp pENNE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Take that deed 10 m1ryar- 70
the Courier office
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
BALTZER & DODDS. Hickman, Ky.

z. D. Wright, Louis Jones, W. A.
Carpenter. J. A. Moore. Gus Moore
W. T. Barton. John Kirkindall,
Homer Haynes, Charlie Jackson, O..
w. Carter, A. +. DeBov. r. W
Wolseier. ". n. Hammond. Allen
Bright. J. S. Dillon, Dave Pierson,
W c. Vance, Lee Campbell.
The invited guests A. A Fairs,
Percy Jones. II c. Helm. r. X
lsler, L P. Baltzer. J. o. Stubs
A. NJ. Tyler. J T. Dillon. J NJ.
White. John Wiley. W. J. Barry.
r. NJ. Isler. J. n. Mille,i. II. =
Remley. Tom Dillon. jr.. W. II.
BaliEer. J. NJ. Hubbard
FOR SALE-Good family horse
H. c. Helm Stf
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Mgr. Walker Entertained.

On Thursday. Aug %, the EN-
ployees Of the Mengel Box Co.. en-
tertained their manager. Mr.. c. L.
Walker. and his friends, al Mr..
Walkers suburban home. The
night vas an ideal one for such an
occasion, and when the guests as
sembled they found long tables
loaded with barbecued meats and
other good things. out on the lawn
under the trees. Comfortable set
tees and chairs we're arranged in
convenient groups. Il was a merry
party that gathered al the call for
supper. which vas announced by
Capt. Billy Carpenter. chef and gen
eral manager Of the occasion.
After supper, a call vas made on
Mr.. Walker for a speech, which be
rendered most fttingly a reply vas
made by Robt. Wolseier Il. +.
Remley also made a splendid talk
Messrs. Tyler. DeBow and billions
(ihe two Johns) established enviable
regulations as aiter-dinner speakers.
But the rarest treat Of all vas the
excellent music rendered by Prof.
Hunziker's Concert Band, which
was among the invited guests. A
complete musical program vas rem
defed, which vas, as everyone said,
beyond criticism.
Not a little Of the success Of the
occasion is due Vim. Carpenter, Who
so kindly offered 10 manage and
provids for this entertainment. His
taste and good judgment we're 50
clearly shown that a vote Of thanks
vas given him.
During the evening songs we're
sung-songs Of by-gone days long
since forgotten by many all enjoy
ed them and called for more. but
the hour vas late and the time for
parting near.
Following are the employees; J.
W. Swift. S. NJ. Peviit. Ira Green.
o. B. Powell, II. G. Barrett, ]. f.
Swift, Jack Mcdaniel. VIM T. East
ham, VIII Hammond, Chas. Rutter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
For Sale or Rent
INTEREST-PAYING
INVESTMENTS
Take a look over our list and
get busy" They are for
a Few Days Only

No This piece OF town prsp-
erty Is for sale only. and no, for rent
Il is a town lot SO1iSO feet. veil
fenced. housa has three rooms and
a hall, two porches, is papered and
painted and IN good condition. Il
has a good orchard and out HOUSES.
Cheap for cash. 500 buys Il.
No. We have three room
house in Gourlsy's addition AM 4
town lots, cheap and easy terms.
satisfactory time purchase. $500.
No 9-a9 room brick house On
town property, centrally located
79x99 feet, house in good ccnd.tio !.
out houses. orchard, 2 eisterrS.
Property veil fenced, Sl7S0.
No. PA nice piece Of properly
for the money. Located IN West
Hickman. Good corner lot 66x9S
feet. neat little fve-room irame
house, four rooms below one up
stairs. Has been built only a short
time. Out buildings. good iencs,
cistern. 500 cash will buy Il. Buy
Il for an investment Il rents for $40
per month. Inside corporate limits.
No. ia snap for the man uho
wants a little home m West Hi,k-
man. A new house, three rooms,
2 porches, out buildings. lot S0IitD.
Just over the city limits-no city
tax. $500 buys il II you talk quick.
No. IA West Hickman tar
gain. Nice frame residence, tao
story, five rooms, lot i00xlO9 and
on corner. out buildings. living veil
80 feet from house. No city taxes
10 pay. Everything new and desir-
able. Worth 81 900, but 500 cash
will buy Il. You must act quick.
Nothing but cash.
No. l6-For rent-two rooms
over store on Clinton street Rooms
are large Will rent for IS per
month. Apply at Courier Office.
No. 40 acres Of land in the
lower bottom, four miles from town.
so acres IN cultivation. Has good
dwelling house and ouihouses, els
tern and spring. A good bargain.
Sil2S buys IL.
No. lS-Suburban home, Just out.
side city limits. No city tax. Good
4 room house, practically new. Lot
60xl50 feet. Barn and outhouses.
A bargain for SS2S.
No 2O-l70 acres land five miles
from Hickman. 90 acres In cultiva-
ton. Dwelling and tenant houses.
three cisterns. spring, barn and out
houses. Well fenced. $500 is a
low price for IL.
COURIER REALTY CO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Fire In East Hickman

The residence and grocery belong.
ing 10 Lon Robertson, in Eas, Hick .
man. were totally destroyed by IRE
early last Friday morning.
W. 7. SudberrY owned the stock
OF groceries in the building. He
had no insurance on his stock.
Mr.. Robertson had $500 insur.
ance on his buildings.
Mr.. Robertson owes his life 10 a
negro who broke down the door and
aroused him from his slumbers.
For some reason the engineer at
the light plan, did not know of the
IRE until the buildings had almost
fallen IN. As il was there was a good
crowd there bu, nothing could be
done.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
The handioaps for next week ar.

The handicaps for next week are
as follows; This is the last chance
for those that want 10 shoot for the
cup. A. Johnson 2, Ira Green S, S.
L. Dodds 2, J. W. Roney S, A M.
Tyler7, Ed White ?, J. F. Dodds 2,
Ii. c. Barrett 3, Chas. Moore S, G..
W. Roper 4, George Carpenter ~,
]. 7. Seat IS, II. L. Amberg n.
I'd Praiher S, n. R. Holoombe o. J.
T. Stephens S, +. D Johnson A.
A. Faris S, c. A. Perry o. w. A.
Johnston Q. w. c. Wilson 9, M. B
Shaw Q. S K. Davidson 9, G. L.
Walker o, Tom Dillon, Jr. 6, Bob
.sler z, S. T. Roper 9, w. A. Nay
lor IS, c. B. Travis 3, II. N. Cow
gill 10, ]. II. Russell 10, Bob Don
nell 10. II. c. Helm 10, Evan Faris
10, ]. NJ. Hubbard 10, r. A. Tyler
IS, Joe Roper IS, J. A. Moore IL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
On a Beautiful Launch.

Messers. J NJ Harrison. OF Kncr.
Vile. Tenn ]. c ga snien. OF Chat
ianooga. Tenn. and frank Leake.
viie and daughter. of Richmond
Va. arrived Ia Hickman. Monday
on the beautiful launch. "Swan-
nanoa.
They are making the trip from
Knoxville % Nev Orleans on the
boat The launch Is propelled bv
gasoline power. having tvo twin ten
horse power engines, is thirty eight
feet long and draws trcnty four in-
ches OF water. having capacity OF
forty passengers. u is finished nice
ly inside Siih living apartments. and
Is one OF the incest models vc have
seen.
Take that deed 10 m1rrlr- to
the Courier office
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Esther Victoria Sr.nf
FAINT laughter oi E a. uII
" Svanner after aH U..
cral ~rekt. died u EH %
Friday August Il. .
months and three days
The rcma.af u-re lt~
uiheuvilic. N.sloaf.. frlI
Ger burial Rev arI Hr
ncr returned hone W-.-l
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Gard of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness asd
death Of our precious baby, Victoria.
May Gods blessing rest upon them.
L. W. SWanner and wife.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
The Road Question.

There has been a great deal Of
talk about good roads, and many
suggestions as TO how they are 10 be
secured.
Fulton County has taken several
votes on the question OF taxation,
but en- one pretext or another every
tax has been voted down or defeated.
Our fiscal court levied a tax OF five
certs to hire teams or engines to pull
the road scrapers. Some Of the
critics compared this tax 10 the pro-
gressivs (9) city that some years ago
levied a tax and put up oil lamps on
the street corners so the people could
see when a FIRE broke out.
But other more conservative peo-
pie conceded that five cents vas bet.
ter than no tax. and that perhaps
the fiscal court was applying Sambo' 5
philosophy when a tree fell and kill
ed a yoke Of fine oxen. Sambo went
home and said, "Massy, Buck s
dead"
"He isl How did that happen P"
"Tree fell and killed him %
"Massy, Balls dead too.
"Why didn't you tell me that al
FIRST"
"Massy ! was afraid you couldn't
bear Il all at once" Maybe our
fiscal court aims 10 levy ten cents
next year. But some Of OUT progres-
sive citizens on the State Road think
We can bear more than that, SO they
have started a subscription and have
opened correspondence with some
expert road builders in different
parts Of the county.
We learn that S. L. Dodds has
subscribed $500. Robert Tyler 81 =
500, James ]. Seay $500, James
Pickett $3.50. and perhaps some
others in about the same proportion.
Some years ago We we're riding ia
the southern part OF Obion County,
Tenn, when We passed over a levee
several miles long, through a Low
country. We asked who built il and
at what cost, and we're told that
Robinson and Keath. Of Hickman.
built the levee at a cost Of about
$1,000. This was done before Hick-
man had a railroad. The people Of
that section hauled their produce
more than thirty miles over that road
10 Hickman.
Have the Hickman merchants Of
to-day the same enterprise and pub
lie spirit manifested by this arm
fifty years ago1 II so will they CO.
operate with these farmers In i'm
proving the State Road. Do you
want 10 draw trade 10 Hickman II
80 you want better roads ana rural
telephone connection with all the
people along the State Road.
Throw aside all little petty jeal-
ousy and let A. S Of +. members,
+. f. and c. U. members, farmers,
merchants, doctors, lawyers and
everybody cooperate 10 make good
roads. Write to the Once Of Pub
lie Roads, Logan Waller Page
Director. Washington, d. c., get
the latest information on the road
question and al pull together.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
fhe Man With DanduI

can nov D. currl lia
bottle ofZEMota-iay lFNolai
the germ that cause e. -FiF.
uze stoTs iiching Instantly frra
Ing hair AMI Raves t'r s-aT ltd
healthy condition. AID lruT ~
FOR sIir o. Hriia a fis.s.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
GRAND JURORS,

Lovery Stone. TX Barnett, +.
+. Reeves, A. NJ. Brovder, J. T.
Siubbleheld, J. K. Brown. Ed Prath-
er, John Weatherly Dop Bynum,
Fred Hayden. J. T. Bard. w. P.
Curlin.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

DR.. Hubbard's launch, the Grace,
has been out Of the water nearly two
months, receiving repairs. The re.
pairs have been made. and he launch
ed her again yesterday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Circuit Court.

House ~ hlCkmant MoH4al ~
three weeks term.
The grand jury was empaneled
NJ ,nday and the petit jury Tuesday.
A number Of cases we're disposed OF
Tuesday and Wednesday, but a
greater par, Of the time vas taken
in selecting a jury 10 try the Pickett
case.
Following are the Commonwealth
cases that have been disposed Of
John B. Murphy. violating local
option law. dismissed.
Dan Lightnei et al, violating local
option Law, fined 500.
Coop Bradshaw, gaming hned
$40.
Coop Bradshaw and Jim Bushart,
gaming. filed away as 10 Bradshaw
and dismissed as 90 Bushari.
Asbir Homra, naturalization, dis
missed without pre- iudice.
Tom PLANT and Dave Edward,
gaming. fined $50.
Powell BroWn. gaming. dismissed
Walter Allison. disturbing public
worship. dismissed.
Covgill Rogers, gaming, hned $50
Will O'Neal. malicious shooting,
two years in penitentiarY.
Scott Cole AID Tom Rogers, rob
berry. filed away.
Jim Cook. violating local option
lav, verdict OF net guilty.
Banell Wright. gaming. hnsd $40
Bob Heaihefly, gaming continued
Chas. Wilson. suffering gaming,
fined S2S0 In one case, nine cases
hled away.
Tom Dillon, ST.. et al. oommon
nuisance. continued.
Jas. LeMoore. violating local op-
ton lav. fined $50 each ~ four
cases. SIS each ID two cases and
four cases dismissed.
Forty-threc Commonwealth cases
vere continued and eleven eases
sere fled away With privilege OF re-
dockeling az any time.
~ indictments have been returned
by the grand Ilry up 10 the hour Of
Of going 10 pfess.
NJ. p Maupin. T. o Copeland
and II. c. Helm we're appointed jury
commissioners.
Following Civil eases have been
disposed Of;
Jesse Mcneil W G.. L. LoveTy
e. al. dismissed settled.
Peoples & Thsckery " J. c. Ry.,
dismissed settled.
] NJ Baynes vs Alet Adams e,
al. judgmen, S209 90 Tor plaintiff.
J. W. Naylor vs A. J. Fletcher
judgment S67.7s for plaintiff.
NJ p. Maupin Va Hiram Kearhy
bonds paid. deed 10 purchaser. and
stricken from the docket.
d. b. Wilson vs. A. 7. Franklin
e al. judgment vs. A. ~ King ioi
aANaf - aNaANaA n = ANalAAAA AAA
S3lS-for the use and benefit OF r.
II. Kirk.
Sallis Kepner vs. Tom Carr r, al,
dismissed without prejudice.
Ada Richardson W Supreme Tribe
Ben Hur. dismissed.
]. NJ Henderson W ". Ward.
dismissed. costs paid by defendant
p. L. Riggs vs. Mile Riggs. DE-
vorce glanied
All civil cases that have not teen
tried arc set for Sept l.. the third
week OF the term.
Court will consume the remainder
OF this week IN Hickman, add con-
vene IN Fulton Tuesday II viii
convene in Hickman again Monday
the 10th.
The Head-Choate mule case con-
sumed all Of Wednesday and 'rhuu-
day. The jury vas finally com
pleted yesterday 10 the Picket man
slaughter case, which case will con-
sumo the remainder OF this week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
PETIT JURORS.

Lee Bondurani. S. II. Lindsf. L
p. Brovder, Roy Wade. S. J. fetch.
er. J II. Pollock. S r. Guyn, ]. c.
Brovder. + K. Ellison, lobe Jack
son. Percy Jones. N Belev. NJ. +.
Beasley, W. D. Bushar. Chas.
Werner, R. e. Arlington. J. +.
Fuqua, ". NJ Brasheld. John Sig.
mon, J A. Miner. J S. Byrd. W.
J. Thomas, Joe Ballard, A. G.. Kim
bro.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-28

The little bird sat on the roof Of tile
COW shed and scratched her neck.
Adown the CUTTERS the murky puddles
ran on their long, long journey towards
the distant sea; borne on the wings Of the
summer breeze came the far.of murmur
Of vagrant dogs in fierce contention,
and life was a hollow Inockery to
the homeless cat. The little bird sat
on the roof Of the COW shed and scratched
her neck. Brave men and bold, were
hurrying with white lips and disheveled
hair. as though the destiny OF a nation
depended on their pace. II all occurred
on South Fisher street. As the brave
men drew near, they saw the horrible
sight Of a man hanging in rain barrel,
as though he were trying to commit su.
icide, and AS they drew nearer in their
mad race with death, a FAINT, yet audible
they paused to listen, and from the
depths Of the barrel came the sound
"GRANDPA- grandpa. pa pa. pa" dying
away in soft gurgles and chucki-s. They
seiz-d the hapless victim. thinking that
it was a n,ad,nan broken loose. and when
t'ey had brought him to the light Of day
they discovered that il ~as Van Crewson.
None other. And the little bird sat on
the roof Of the COW shed and scratched
her neck.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-28
Yours, for removing sale.
POPPER'S EMPORIUM.

with the assistance of his neighbors,
fought the fire back and saved d0zeu or
more stacks Of hay.
Mrs. Melva Hunter last Saturday went
to Stovcr on the Rock Island and visited
with her grandfather and grandmother
Sanford She returned Sunday noon
and reports a splendid time, as every
one will who visits this grand old couple.
Syl Etter, Of Marvin, bought Of
Hughes and Sims, Of Versailles, a span Of
very fine grey mares, for which lie paid
the handsome price OF f475. Say, Mr..
Filter, insure those mares, spring light
ing is coming, and il knocked $1,000 out
Of Judge KidweIi's bank account. We
say, insure.
In sailing around over township 43
range II, where the Farmers Telephone
Company is located, We hear everyone
saying pleasant things about the new
central g,rl, Miss Jessie Doty. Well, all
We have 10 say is she deserves all rood
things said and more too. She is first
class and tries hard to do her duty and
is very courteous and piea'ant to all the
patrons.
W. u. Ross and family, Who have
been visiting. Mrs. Ross father and
mother the past few months, has rented
the Rev. WOVsis residence in Versailles,
aud will move there right away Mr.
sOss Eas already made ready for a
garden. had the x ohnd plowed and
ordered fertilizer.
Mrs. Winnie Sims, widow Of the late
Captain John Sims, died at her home
near Marvin last Tuesday. after q ionp
spell Of sickness. she WAS nearly u
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-28

years old. She was twice married. Her
first husband WAS Nstrivtt, who passed
away several years ago. She leaves four
sons and Que daughter, besides MANY
relatives aud dear friends to mourn her
departure. She was a good christian.
Her remains were inferred Wednesday il
the Richie cemetery.
Last Wednesday Fred Mousess, Of
Exc:isior, went to Versailles TO meet his
wife's father, Mr.. A. II. SH,ih. Q.
Otterville. MIR. Smith will visit several
days with his danghtee and sen.in.law
and zee the beauties Of east Morgan.
ID. p. Taylor ~ years old, has hauled
the posts for half ullle Of fehce and ha.
also made the hOlrs. set up the posts and
driven them, How is this for 10 year
old boyY
J, ". Mcclellan, Of Versailles, ha'
sold his fera VI tOO acres near Excelsior
to $. s. Krieling for 81, 100
Mrs. Martina Sllv-y. Of South MSsgan,
died last Friday, aged s6 years. He:
refuains were Inferred 10 ths z~anug
cemetery.
{, y. Driver, Of Enid. short ttne ago,
bouYht Of his father, Rev DsA psivc,,
40 acres of land fos $lUN. say, Nea'
this look ,Ittle suspiciSns After a
farm. cook coases sest. VINO will be
the lucky one'
4 boston scientist has dru,onstrah
ed that ,hsa isas . material soul, aud us
average weight ~ half an Oant%. No~
IL the weight of the s',ul Of the average
man is only half All ounce, how
infnitessirnsl must be the souls Of such
n.kh 40 the old chronic "knocksS.h