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The new South-news., 1908-03-21

ginniuE; beginning at point ls2
feet west of the 8 Il corner of the
\ " I OF the n f of Sec. 4, T 7. X
II west and running north POS fee I
TO road; thence west Of north along
said road. go feet; thence west Of
south 6l2 feet, thence east All feet
to the point OF beginning; begin
ming at the n r corner OF n " of
K of Sec. 3, TT. X IL west and
running west 2d4 yards to the road:
thence south of east along said
road 302 yards; thence north 1870
yards to point of beginning; begin
ming at \ " corner of lot one block
~, Caihouu's survey OF the Town of
kiiisville, Mississippi, and running
south 200 feet: thence south of east
along south time of said lot one,
l.3 'eet; thence east OF north l7o
feet to Mill street; thence north of
west along Mill street, 2ss feet to
point OF beginning; beginning at
r corner of the y " 1. of y T. /
of Sec. 4. T Z, X II west running
south 800 feet to road, thence north
of west along said road $40 feet;
thence north $50 feet. thence east
rs feet 10 point of beginning; be.
ginning 1T point 2s5 feet west and
40 feet south of the y Is corner OF
\ " | of \ Z u of Sec. I. T :. X 12
wes, and running west G55 feet 90
road, thence east Of south along
SAID road 200 feet, thence north of
east 20, feet: thence east OF south
s0s feet; thence south of west 20s TO
road: thence east of south along
said road " feet; thence north Of
east zD3 feet; thence south OF eaat
40 feet; thence north Of west lj5
feet; thence east of north 100 feet 10
a road; thence north of west along
said road 800 feet TO point Of begin
ming beginning al point 40 feet
east and 25O fee, south OF the \ w
Corner Of the n " I Of \ T. / OF Sec.
4, I 7, X II west and rnunins soutn
z70 feet. thence west 100 feet: thence
east of south lo5 feet; thence south
Of east 1893 feet: thence east OF north
210 feet; thence north of west i0s
feet; thence east Of north z0i feet:
thence souti. Of east l0s feet; thence
east of north 5 feet 10 the road
thence west of north along said
road 30 feet; thence west 2Jo feet
to the point OF begin ming and aiso
the land described as the T. o'
NV and NEs of 5 W OF Sec. 20
r 7. X IL. ordered TO be re.oid by
decree dated on Feb. ~. 1905.
The title is believed to bc good
but will convey only title as is
vested ia me as com missioner.
Vitness my signature THE hhe
4th day OF March A. u. 1903.
AMOS JORDAN
co""'.''e3s'.
HARDY I ARNOLD,
ooI's. for CompIaiosnts
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Chancery Notice.

To Isaac Haywood, Loveladv Creel
and all persons having or claiming
any interest In tne following describ-
ed lands TO wit: the West half OF lots
o, 10, ii, IL and tis n. OF the ". of
lot l3 in the West bali OF the n. W. /
Of Section IL, T. 6, r. IS West in the
village of Moselle county OF Jones,
state of Mississippi.
Yon are hereby commanded to ap-
near before the Chancery Court ~
Ellssvill- in the lFirst District OF the
ccunfy OF Ipne- ip said state on the
sec md Monday OF Jane A d. 1908.
then and there TO plead answer or
demurr 10 the cations OF the bill
filed hy y. K. Reeves. complainant
TO quiet aud conferm his title in ano
to the above described .suds, where
10 you ars def endants.
This tns 18th day of sNsrch A. n
1908.
II. WFORD
Csaucery Clerk.
b. Henry HUFF d. c.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Miss Georg'a Ray Nc MILAN es7c
recital at the club rooms on last
Tuesday night for the benefit Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Ladies Aid, Miss Nc
MILAN was greeted with a large and
enthusiastic audience. who were en-.
tertalned III = charming manner
from start 10 finish.
w. NJ. Lswis, our market man
asks US TO say to his customers
that it is impossible for him to get
fat native beef now and will handle
the Kansas City beef, but will have
to advance the price little. He asks
mis- friends and customers 10 bear
With him for awhile. HE only de-
sire is to please them.
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.
Ex Parte l. Il. Anderson et al.
No. 1929.
BY virtue of the authority in me
vested by decree Of the Chaucery
court of the First District of Ioues
county, Mississippi, in the allowed
styled cause rendered by the Chan
cellor on the 2eth day of February
A. ID. 1905, appointing me as Com
missioner TO sell the property here
in after described for the purpose Of
dividing the proceeds among the
parties in interest as shown by the
decree in said cause. l, the commits
sioner named in said decree, will on
Saturday the 4th day of April. A. ID.
1905, Within legal hours, offer for
sale and sell for cash, IN front of
the Court House door in the Town
OF Eili-vilIe, Mississippi. ,he prop
erty in Jcne- county, Mississippi.
described as follows. TO wit: y Of
block 35 of Caihorn's survey Of the
Town Of Eili-ville, Mississippi: T. !
OF ) Z ! Of Sec. "a. + :. X II, COM
mencipg at the \ " corner OF the
n W of y L / OF Sec. 3. + 7,R i2and
running east 176 yards; thence
south 2o6 yards thence west 139
yards. thence south ia yards,
thence west 81 Yards and thence \
40 yards TO the place of beginning.
'e-s the right OF way Of the Ellis
vile and Laurel r +. All OF the
of W OF Sec. 81, T. s. r IL,
lying we-f OF the right of wav of
the n. O. * n r.. X. X. and mol ID Of
The Paulding and ElIisvilIe p,.ilic
road und east of the Ellisviile and
Laurel public road; parcel Of land
in .Eiiisviile. Mississippi, beg in
nirg at stake 100 feet from The
center OF the main track Of the y. ..
4 y. E. X. Il on the east and west
line running through the center
of Sec. 4. TT. X IL we&t in said town
running siong.said center 'ine.ilo
feet; thence <ouih 800 feet, thence
east llO feet 10 the right of way OF
said rniIroed; thence north along
sssd night OF way 70 the poiss Of Be
The new South-news., 1908-03-21
Where did sns get NJ She got 10
At tho Rufiin Mercantile 20.


Sealed bids wilt be received up 70
II O'Clock m. on Monday, April 9Th
A. y. 1905 ~ Laurel. Mise for tho
building OF bridge across Tallahsla
creek, about ono mile east Of Eliis-
viIIe on tho new road. Plans and
specifications arc now on nle in the
Cbancerv CLERKS once nj EiIisvlIle,
Niss. Ths board reserves the right
10 reject any and al bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Super
visors 1t thsig March tssm 1905
J. u. CRAWFORD,
Chancssy Clerk
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

In di!ticulrv ,as5 Wednesday
evening hefv~.n Mr.. Evans and
George Adams. both Young white
mer. working on the bridge crew of
Northeastern Evans ~hot and Kill
ed Adams Evans, who il only II
wears or age vas brought down and
placed IN j III ut this pace. We do
net know th- particulars which led
W n the kill; z.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'saa's's ssass sss .. &1HzZzszu

Rev. j. ID Jameson and family
are now comfortably domiciled in
the Baptist pastors home. The
Baptist ladies' know how 10 fix ap
for the reception of the new pastor
and family
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Nov IL the time when your Stock
need specisi care and attention so
don't be coaxcd into buying substi
tufcs when the beet goods are what
your stock deserve and will cost 40
more. lnsiet on getting
The new South-news., 1908-03-21
MAGIC STOCK FOOD

1t Expells Worms. Restores the APP
petite, Purthes the Blood aud Pre-
vents Conc whicn - often caused
from eating bad feed siuff.. 25-Ib.
Bucket $500, lO.lb Bag 15<.
Also put up in &c. and Soc. siz~s.
oattsfsction Guaranteed.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

SAA1AAx
COMING.
The Grace Burgoyne Co
n Car OF Chattanooga wagons all
sizes at Ruffin Mercantile Co.
Look for them, th.v are coming
Large Line of the Celebrated
Brinlev Plows. For sale bv
RUFflN MERCANTILE Co.
Coming Coming Coming! The
Grace Burzoyne Co
COMING The Grace IN
COMING Burgoyne Co COMEDIES
Gold Band and Partridge Brand
Hams at IL 2 cents pound at
JoHNson~HAND Co.
All sizes Of Rubber and Leath-
er Betting at Ruffin Mercantile
Co.
Elrl Edwards spent Sunday in
Laurel.
Car loads of Fertilizer and all
kinds of Feed Stuffs now on sale
at the RUPFIN MERCANTILE Co.
w. J. Pack spent last Tuesday in
Jackson
New Home Sewing Machines
sold at the Ruiiiu Mel, antile Co.
Mss Annie Bishop visited Laurel
friends last Sunday
A full line of Coifins and Cas-
kets at Ruffiu Mercantile Co.
Mayor w V Walters was a busl-
ness visitor to Ovetr Wednesday.
III you bought yesr goods at
Ruffln Mercantile Co.. they are
bran new.
The Ruffin Mercantile Co. will
buy your Cotton aad will pay the
higest market prices for same.
Miss Annie Bishop and sister Mrs.
Walker, spent Thursday in New Or.
leans.
A fresh Car of the old reliable.
Snow Drop Flour just received
at the Ruffin Mercantile Co. store.
The Jail contractors arrived here
Monday and commenced WORK ON
the new Jail.
You will find the famous Ell
wood fencing all the different ST.
zes, at Rufhn Mercantile Go.
JUST RECEIVED, car load of
the very best quality of LIME.
Rutfin Mercantile Co
Harris Hardy, OF Meadvllle, was
tho guest Of homefolk here last
Sunday
WANTED 1000 Dozen Eggs.
We pay CASH for all country
produce.
The Johnson Hand Co.
Large line of all kinds of Farm
ing Implements, now in stock and
for sale by
RrFFIN MERCANTILE Co.
Miss Louiss IalaGy u charming
Young Iaiv II Meridian, is the
guest Of her aunt Mr~ Z. j. Ward
land family.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Mrs Hattie McKinstry, a charm
ing Young lady of Hatfiesbu was
the guest of her uucle and aunt
Capt. and Mrs. T. j. Hardy and
family last Sunday.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21
IL. I IA W fOhD
Cnaucery Clerk.
b. Henry HUFF d. c.

Mrs. E!wIt E>,es spent Tuesday
in Eliisvlllr. the guest of Miss Bir-
die Bsnum = Ha;t:eshurz News.
EvTni tire, We nave 1t. all kinds,
NCFFIS MERCANTILE Co.
Our abr cn:i r rs the Ledger ana
Caronic.~ VIII have to remodel their
'.heaa lisvs' which appeared in
sh~ir isss weeks issue in regard ~
she Hals-Il hi.! - aboF-h the fl.st
dlstric'.
Mr. anil Ms B. F Fndx- were
Sunday vss'tcrs 80 Ssnt,vd the guess
shesr SOC, Dr.. Harry Fridge ard
! llsmily.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Miss Mildred Deas, of Enterprise, :,
spcnt this week here the guest Of
Misses Nita and Nellie Smith.
W WANTED-10,000 stalks Of Sugar
Cane. VIII pay $3.50 per thousand
delivered at ElIisviIle. Address
5. l.. CRAFT,
Ellisville, Miss.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Remember that "Jobn Deers''
farming implements are all guar
anteed to suit.you. Money re-
funded when they don't. We car
rv nice liue of his Piows and
Cultivators.
JOHNSON HAND Co.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Mrs. Walltc. Smith. of Mobile.
Ala, Is visiting Mrs. s. q. Smith
and family this week.
Large and well selected stock
of the celebrated Hamilton Brown
Shoes, for men, women and chill
dren at our store.
RUFFIN MERCANTILE Co.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Inc editor sp nr he week visiting
rrl-uv ami cd friends on the NJ.
J. & X. c. Rv.
Look at our line of Wood and
Iron Beds, Dressers, Nardropes
Chairs, Kitchen Safes, MATTRESSES
and Springs,
JOHNSON HAND Co.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

If YOU havn't tried our "Angel
Cake -four you are loosing out.
Everybody says it is good enough
We also keep the Old Reliable
Red Star flour
JOHNSON HAND Co.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Miss lima Moody left Monday for
Moss, Point to take charge Of the
millinery department of the Rogers
Mercantile Co
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

DEPARTMENT.
See our sample and style books.
We guarantee to fit and please
You. We are agents for Globe Tai.
loring No.,oi Cincinnati ana ~.
Born x Co. The Great Chicago
Taiiorr.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE - Since
the two boys sentenced to the Reform
school last week have been taken to
Golden. the youths of the city who
have been in the habit Of playing
truancy from school are attending
more regularly and the percentage Of
attendance is increasing. Officer
Fruniss has been watching the truancy
cases with an eagle eye.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

DOING BUSINESS-The Florence
and Cripple Greek railroad IL doing
more business now than for the
last three years. The shipments
Of ore from the district are not
80 heavy AS the mill company would
like to see them, but the shipments
Of freight. such as merchandise, etc. /.
are very heavy. Since Cripple Greek
has taken on a new lease Of life and
the vacant store and residence build.
ings are again hlling up. the demand
for groceries, clothing, coal, etc.. IL
unusually heavy.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

FOUR DRUNKS - Four drunks
were arrested last night and thrown
into Jail. They were taken before
Police Judge Johnston this morning
and sentenced to work on the streets.
Since SO many idle men are drifting
about, more than the usual number
are coming to Florence, but the
officers give them orders to proceed
and they do not tarry long in this
vicinity.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

WALLS GOING UP-The stone
at Coal Greek are up to tho sill
of tho windows Of the second story
and Contractor Buaboe hopes to
have the entire building completed
and ready TO turn over to the Odd
Fellows by the first day Of April.
The contract calls for tho last Of
April. bat lie thinks l,e will have 10
done . month ahead Of the contract
time. Much depends ON the car =.
penters aud II they make the same
speed that Mr. Bugbee did. the con.
traetors will b. able to make littls
money on the work.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

WORKING JAPS-Thirty or more
Japanese laborers arrived In this vi
cinity yesterday to work on the Rio
Grande tracks. 1t is understood they
are to take the places of the white
section men who were laid of a dav
or two ago. Today they are working
ont west Of Florence and IL Ia under.
stood they will be transported from
one place to another on this division
where their services are required.
There Is not white section man en-
ployed on this division OF the road
now. with the exception Of tho fore :
msn who have all been retained.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

BOX SOCIAL The Endeavor So
ciety Of the Christian church will
give q box social at the X. Of p. hall
Friday evening, Feb. 2Sth. There
will be a good program rendered
Free to all. The proceeds Of this So
cial will go towards paying on the
Indebtedness on the church lots
Everybody invited. Program an
nounced later 39tf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18
BUSINESS MEN bold
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

The Business Mems association
held a meeting III the Office Of Score
tary Unger last night which was
largely attended and very enthusias-
tic. In fact there was more enthu-
siasm manifest than ordinarily at
such meetings. The occasion for SO
much good will was the new irrigated
lands and the best way to bring the
trade to this city.
Following the suggestion made by
The Tribune few days ago. that
Florence should declare holiday and
celebrate the occasion of the turning
on of the water onto the raw lands,
the association decided that the mat.
ter was of enough import and that
there were enough good reasons why
the people of this city should make
the occasion one of merriment.
A committee of three. T. II. Nor
rissey. E. f. Jack and II. ]. Owens,
WAS appointed to take the matter up,
learn of the exact date on which the
water will be turned in and have
charge of the arrangements of the
celebration. As yet it has not been
determined just the nature of the cell
ebration. some are favoIing barbe-
cue while others favor a celebration
on the order of Fourth of July blow
out, only that the fire works be elm
mated.
This is a matter which will be left
largely with the committee, but it
is the sense Of the business men that
every man, woman and child in the
city should celebrate as IL is the one
thing which will put new life and
vigor into the blood veins Of Florence
and pull the city out of the slump
which she has been in for the last three
years. AS the committee progresses
with its plans they will be announce
ed in The Tribune and the citizens of
the city will be kept thoroughly post
ed as the new developments take
place.
Another matter which came up for
consideration before the body was
better roads to the new section. Sew
eral persons made suggestions rs to
what they thought WAS the best route
to take, but so that the matter could
be brought to some definite conclusion
without delay committee of five
were appointed to take up the matter
at once. This committee is COM
posed of Geo. NJ. Deibert, L. II. Nor
rissey. WE. Mitchell, W. p. vii.
bar and J. s. Van Law.
1t was pointed out that the pres.
ent route travelled makes the distance
to Florence altogether too lengthy
and that new road could be built
which would shorten the disance two
or three miles and that the new
road would be more advantageous in
many WAYS The committee will
inquire into the cost. the length of
time necessary to construct. etc. and
how much the county COM
will contribute toward the
work.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

SO all may know. certain coal
firm in Florence Is advertising Rock
vale coal at %. 30 per ton. They
have not got Rockvale coal now nor
haven't had Mt any time.
10tf JOHN KILE, RockvaIe.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18
GETTING THE START

1t is'the first few dollars first few
hundred in the bank, that is the real
struggle. The lives of the average men
we'll fixed in Ii Q, contain a history Of
struggle and saving to obtain the first
few hundred. Make q strong resolution
that you will place some portion OF your
insene in tho Florence State Bank.
Every dollar added makes 1t easier to
deposit the next ono. 4 per cont paid ON
time deposits.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18
hot Sprinss-San Antonio

These celebrated springs, with its
delightful winter climate. have made
San Antonio famous. Colorado and
Southern offers an attractive round
trip rate. Write +. 7. Fisher, Cen
eral Passenger Agent. Denver.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18
JoTrlNos ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Best driving outfits atKirk's. A-4s
ATTRACTIVE wINDow-About

one of the prettiest prescription dis
play windows we have seen for some
time is that of the Stewart Drug
company. The work is very signifi-
cant and Is we'll gotten up.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

For rentals, real estate, loans,
fire insurance, notary public. See
or phone Red l6l. H. s. Andrews.
T2g
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

Table board at Hotel Lennox $22. 80
per month. Your patronage appre-
ciated 37tf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-18

Better than . lettsr-Ths Weakly
Tribune. Send IL 70 your friends at
4 distance.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04
FINE SPECIMENS OF ORE
FROM MT. GRANT
COUNTRY

T. VI. Gamble. mining man OF note
operating in the Pine Grove district, was
in Yerington the fore part Of the week
He is very optimistic over the future OF
this old district and he believes that ere
long a revival Of the old town, which
has produced several million, viii be
witnessed.
He had several specimens from his
property in the locality Of Mt. Grant,
situated few miles from Pine Grove,
which he claims, assays from the same
ledge went as high as s24o0 a ton. The
ore is not free milling, but will prove
a good smelling proposition. He lett
several specimens about town and sent
several to the Chamber of Commerce at
Reno.
He is highly enthused over the pros
poets of the property and left the middle
of the week for the ground to further
prosecute development work.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04
POLICE COLLECT EVIL
DOORS IN The
DRAG-NET

Local police circles have been exceed
iuplv active this week Yesterday A. ].
FORBES house on the Mcleod ranch
was broken into and robbed of suit
case and several other minor belongings
while Forbes was about working on the
ranch. Upon discovery. the .Yerington
police were notified and it was not until
late in the afternoon that Edward Har-
kius was found with the stolen articles
in his possession He is now in the city
Jail awaiting trial.
Early this morning an opium JOINT IN
a chinese laundry in the west addition OF
the city was raided. 4 large amount OF
the dope was found in the possession OF
two cinnamon, who together with a
squaw. were under the influence Of the
weed. All three were taken to the city
calaboose, where they are awaiting a
preliminary hearing.
Several Indians are serving terms in
the Jail for drunkenness, while white
man is awaiting trial. accused of selling
the frewater to the redmen.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04

A pleasant wedding was solemnizeu III
Reno last Sunday when Miss Bessie
Riehm became the bride of u. r. Raw
son. The wedding took place at the
home of the brides brother, J. n.
Riehm, q Mill street, Reno. Justice OF
the Peace Emory J. Smith performed
the ceremony, while ]. P. Stanley acted
as best man and Miss Eva Dandurand
performed the duties of bridesmaid.
The contracting parties are expected
to arrive in Yerington shortly to take up
residence. where the groom IS heavily
interested in mining properties.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson are well
known about Yerington, where they
have numerous friends who all Join III
wishing them a happy and prosperous
married life.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04
THE HOME FOLKS
AN -
THE STRANGER IN OUR MIDST

Harry Warren and wife are visiting
relatives in Reno
All no, for the Times, whose watch
word IS Onward
wheelan Nye Is here from Virginia
CITY visiting his brother. Gas Nye-
Mrs. Barton, Of Dayton, IS here on a
visit to her daughter. Mrs Andy
Marsal
William Schooley. a pioneer resident
Of DAYTON. Is serioasly I'll and fears are
entertained for his recovery
f. ". ButterfeId. the Granite real
estate man, spent a few days in YeTlng-
ton this week attending to business.
Mrs. DR.. Carpenter left for Granite
last Wednesday, where she viii open
drug store. A new frame structure has
been erected in the town for that pur-
pose, and complete line OF drugs and
notions have been installed.
Henry Arends and wife of Marion,
South Dakota, arrived this week in Yer
ington on a visit to Mr. Arends broth
ers. John and 4. A. Arends. Mr.. H.
Arends IS 50 well pleased with the pros
poets Of this place that he IS considering
locating in Yeringtou permanently.
Angus Mcleod, Jr., who recently IN
derwent an operation for strain he re-
ceived while stopping runaway team
on the Mcleod ranch some weeks ago,
is about again The operation was per
formed By Dr. Smith. and although 1t
was very delicate task, Mcleod was
confined tn his bed bat few days.
John Benson. a mining man Of Cali
fornia note. and Henry Hanson, a local
citizen. left fo- Rawllide Thursday to do
development work on group Of three
claims, which they have located IN that
district. They claim that their ground
bears good surface indications and they
are in hopes Of developing a mine when
depth is reached.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04
The Rawhide Railroad

President Grutt of the Rawhide West
ern Railway company has stated that
ties and rails have been shipped for nj
teen miles of the railroad, which IS to
be built to Rawhide from some point on
the Nevada & California near Schurz.
The remainder of the supplies will be
available when needed.
IT grade between the two points has
been established and grading outfits are
expected to arrive daily at Schurz when
acti re work will be started. The con-
tract for the construction of the line has
been let to the California Contracting
company, and as all minor details are
working out with such precision there IS
no longer any doubt but what the road
will be completed within ninety days.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04
Communication

Nordyke, April :, I9Oo.
Editor Times: l wish to protest
against the silly, vulgar. would-be witty
slurs cast upon Mayor Smith of Yering-
ton in the last issue Of the Times.
have been subscriber to the Times for
years and have been sending copies 10
distant friends and relatives. / am
ashamed to mail my last copy to any one.
Hoping to see the apology due the
rnavor in the coming issue. remain re-
spectfully, A Subscriber.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-04-04

The Misses Livingstone OF Detroit,
Michigan, are established in the Leayitt
concrete building. They have on haiid
well displayed stock Of spring miii-
merry which awaits Easter selection by
the ladies of Yerington and vicinity.
The opening announced in last week S
issue was largely attended and their
stock Of hats have been much admired
by the ladies' Of Yerington. Call and
see the latest eastern styles of hats and
bonnets.