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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
INDEPENDENT SHELTER
PLAN NO GO At
OGDEN

OGDEN, Feb. 13-Weber county
will not get the proposed shelters of
the Independent Mine Owners asso-
citation, and Ogden is no longer held
as the probable headquarters of the
direction as we'll as the untiring two
years of effort on the part of the city
and county's citizens have now gone
to waste. These are all positive dec
larations which came today from the
Weber club officers and the mine
owners.
The great commercial enterprise
must seek another field and an in
vestment of 100000 as we'll as a
monthly pay roll of 100000 has
positively been thrown away by the
policy on the part of the farmers of
Weber county.
The death knell to the smelter
proposition as far as Ogden was con-
cerned. was sounded when the first
opposition was started by few
farmers, but the straw that broke
the camel back came last Friday
evening. when it was found that
about 80 per cent of the agricultur-
lists had signed the opposition petit
tions Following this last act on
the part of the farmers, the smelter
men have expressed themselves as
follows, in a letter to the Weber
club:
"In view of the continued agita-
tion by the farmers of Ogden against
the establishment of an independent
smelter as contemplated by the Utah
Mine Owners association, beg to say
that we will have to withdraw our
efforts in that direction. 1t would be
folly for anyone to put capital into
an enterprise which would meet the
trouble that the farmers gave in Salt
Lake, and which appears now to be
indicated by the farmers of north
Ogden. According to what is now
law in this state. the right of injunc-
ton could be issued against any
smelter which would make even the
pretense of damaging any farm.
Therefore, in view of these facts,
we believe 1t would be waste of eff
fort on your part to attempt any fur
Their negotiations looking to the es-
tablishment of an Independent smell
ter near Ogden under the auspices
of the association.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-3 ROOM COTTAGE
and barn. Inquire Wade & Co. If
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ADS

Advertising under this head must
be paid for in advance, except in in
stances where the advertiser has a
running account with the News for
display advertising space.
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ANNUAL REPORT.

Jan. 6, 1908.
Statement condition Ely Duck
Creek Lead and Copper Mining Co.
January LIST, 1908:
Cash on hand Jan list,
1908 581.2S
Cash received from sale
treasury stock during
1907 ............. $500
s1,1362S
Disbursed 932.7O
Balance Jan. 1. 1908 ....s 2o3.5S
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BANK OF Ely QUOTATIONS.
CLOSING OUT SLOT MACHINES

All goods guaranteed. Mills Twins,
$3.50; Dewey Single. SOS; Cricket,
$50; Duplex. $40; Caille Pucks and
Detroits, SEQ; Bullfrog, $50; Trip
let, $3.50: Draw Poker, SIS; Reli-
ance, $40; Elks, $25; Pilots. $25.
Electric pianos.
AUTOMATIC MUSICAL & DEVICE
CO, 121 Fifth ST., San Francisco,
Cal.
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MINING, MARKETS AND METAL
BINFoRD 4 HULsE LETTER.

The market was stronger today
While not much of gain was made
in actual points, yet all offers at fair
figures were taken promptly. We
predict gradual gain for the next
few days If conditions continue and
recommend the purchase of Cum
berland Ely, Giroux and Newhouse
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS,
desirable for under the carpets aid
for starting fires, 25 cents the 100,
at White Pine News Office. tt
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IT The Daily News prints the happenings the district
fully: sI.a,v edition carrie. III. mimi. new. Of III.
velopment in the mining districts of the state beside much
other matter of interest
You need these publications order that keep
yourself reliably informed to what is going about
subscriber at this time send
For the benefit friends those who wish to ad
vised affairs in the district the industrial activity
which they have interest have their the
mailing list of the Weekly News which Saturday contains
complete resume of the week. happenings.
The Weekly News mailed to address will cost but
So Sent to the old home will fill the place
roundings.
IT The Daily White Pine News and the Weekly White Pine
afford the mediums Northeast
vada The Daily White Pine News reaches throughout this
and circulation outside The Weekly White
the oldest established publication Nevada and has
wide circulation It is read mining and
this publication missing opportunity reach large
number of people.
IT White Pine News has excellent job department
largest of modern type printing
printing establishment Northeastern Nevada
Prospectus work. rolls blanks of all kinds for the mine
the together
ali othe kinds of printing solicited
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

OF the Territory OF New Mexico,
as amended by the 37th Legs.
lativc Assembly and in force
from and after March 2Is tor.
Deer with horns with Kun only;
October 18th to- November goth ot
zach wear. Limit, one deer. Pen.
tlty, 500 fine and 90 DAYS i'm.
prisonmcnt. Elk, Mountain sheep,
Beaver, ptarm,gan; killing, cap.
turing or inIuring prohibited at
all times, Penalty, $500 fine aud
90 DAYS imprisonment.
Antelope, Phcasants, Bob White
Quail, Wild Pigeons; protected
until March -, 1910. Penalty,
500 fine and 90 days imprlson.
mvnt.
Turtle Dove with gun only,
uly 18th to Nav Ist OF each year.
Penalty. sioo nnc aud go days II
prisonmcnt.
Wild Turkey Mountain Grouse,
Prairie Chicken with gun only;
October, November and Dcccm.
Der OF each year. Penalty, 500
hnc and 90 DAYS imprisonment.
Quail (nativc or crested with
gun only; October, November,
December aud January OF each
year. Penalty, 500 fine and 90
DAYS imprisonment.
Song and Inscctivorous Birds.
killing or INJURY prohibited. Pen.
atty, $50 fine and 80 days imprls.
onmcnt.
Mountain Trout Cali species) -
with rod, hook and line only; May
18th TO October 18th OF zach year.
SIZE limit, dot less than q inches.
Weight limit, IS pounds per day.
Penalty, $50 iinc and 90 days i'm.
priSonm' mt.
Bass (large and small mouth
species with rod, hook and line
only; MAY 18th to October 18th OF
each year. Weight limit, as
pounds per day. Penalty, $50 fine
and 90 days imprisonment. Tn.
lawful to sell, or Expose or offer
Tor sale, or tor any common carrier
express company, agent or en-
plove thereof, to receive or have
in possession or transport Tor mar.
kct any game animals, birds OF hrh
protected 10y law in this Territory.
Penalty, 500 fine.
/. The use OF dynamite, drugs, or
permitting saw dust to pass into
any OF the public waters OF this
Territory in which are game TODD
iish is a felony.
lrespassirg on posted private
property prohibited. Penalty,
fine aud 90 days imprison.
mcnt. W. l.. Grifrn, Warden.
+. \. Roy, Deputy.
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Nothing but the Best"

T.. II. Fullwuud, ui san Jon, was
in Tucumcari Tuesday. ~ II oi
the witnesses lur w. i. Plttman,
who was making final communication
proof on his claim. Mr.. FullwoOd
informs the News that on the FIRST
OF October he will open upa broom
factory ut Clovis, ~. VI. \ great
deal oi broom corn is grown in the
vicinity OF Clovis, and the citizens
oi that town have arranged to have
Mr.. Fullwood manufacture their
broom.corn at Clovis. The Cltl.
Gems OF san Ion and ot Quay coun.
o. will regret very much To lose
their broom factory, but he think
II will he to his interest to make
the change. He also informs us
that he Is preparing to SOW iiltN
acres OF wheat this tall.
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Local and Personal

Miss kittic Jones lett this week
to spend her vacation with friends
and relatives IN Amarillo.
Judge Y. W. Moore and wife re-.
turned "Wednesday from a visit
among relatives at Jericho, Texas.
Mrs. II. l.. Brown and children
are out ut Eldura, y. NJ. with MI.
Brown who has a lumber ward at
that place.
J.. NJ. Hodges was IN the burg
Monday Tor hitv bushels Of seed
wheat, which he intends t. SOW on
his Puerto farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl George en-.
tcrtained 4 small party OF Young
people at their hospitahlc home,
Thursday evening.
The enrolment OF teachers
reached siNtv.iour before the close
OF the institute. This is a decided
gam over last year.
!. \. Clark, territorial supt. OF
schools, was IN the city IN the
interest OF the Teachers Institute
which closes today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallowa v, VIII
Ia We been attending the lnstitut
here, lett Thursday morning 10
then home IN Logan.
Mt. and Mrs. John Whitmorc
and family have moved from their
farm IN the suburbs to the Whit.
more home near th- Baptist church.
Tom Carter, owner OF the Grady
Record, was IN the city Monday,
attending to business matters be-.
tore the Land Office.
Mrs, w. +. Hart, who acted as
instructor IN primary methods =,
the Institute. left Thursday even.
ing Tor her home in Casuas, y. NJ.
The ". {. r. L.. elected Mrs.
]. +. Manney, president OF tn, I'm
ion here, delegate to the annual
Territorial convention at Roswell
IN September.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. -. Il. Cooper.
OF Mountain View, lett Monday ior
Electra, Texas. Mrs. Cooper will
stop Uver IT Amarillo ior a irw
visit.
Miss Blume, an Iowa high school
teacher, IS stopping with Mrs. NJ.
+. shaft She is looking about
with a view OF investing in Quay
county lands.
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/ Mrs. Arnold, mother OF Mrs
Bcss and Miss Arnold, came IL
Thursday evening to spend th,
winter with Mrs. Bess.
t.. NJ. Herman is asking for bid,
for a concrete block double buildinp
OF, East Main Street third block
east OF FIRST National Bank, to ht
SoN45 icct with partition. Gcorp,
Burnett Is drawing the plans lui
the building. Mr.. lIcman saws h,
wants to start the building right
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. McCasland
chapcroned the following party in
an outing to the Blue Water Holes
last Sunday Misses Ella Dudley.
Madgc Foster, Estclla Cooper,
Allie McCasland, Laura and
DeEdra Miller, and Mcssrs Her
bert Dudley, John and I'D Noyt,
and Henry Miller. The picnic was
given complimentary to Miss bud.
ley, who is visiting Miss Cooper
from TT. Madison, iowa.
i. w. Green postmaster nj Ora.
dy, was in TuCumcari Monday. He
said to a News reporter II sowcd
alfalfa in April, and avn now cut.
ting the first crop, which is as tine
rs can be, my Indian Corn is max.
ing thirty bushels per acre, and
all OF my crops are as good as a
farmer could wish Tor. prepared
my land in the tall and winter, and
have lett nothing undunc in the
way OF cultivation. believe the
secret Ut success in farming in QUAY
County IS in deep blowing and.
seeding, and shallow and siren.
uous cultivation. MI crops in our
vicinity, on old land, are good.
Right Rev. Bishop Hendricks,
OF I'll Paso, and Rev. Shields, OF
Dawson, were in our city Thurs
day. While here, Bishop Hen.
bricks bought a lot on the corner
OF Ab"r X Jackson streets, on which
to build an Episcopal chapel; also,
while here they were entertained
by Mrs. >. Daley, at her home.
corner ui Abcr X Monroe, at which
all Episcopalians were invited,
who could I've reached in SO short a
Il ne. Tn - invited were. Mrs.
Whltmorc, Mrs. Ausz and son,
Miss Frithc, Mrs. Clarke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Poe e, Mrs. Kinds, Mrs.
Burns, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Snoui.
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. -. Abcr, Mr. and
Mrs. Looms, MIR. and Mrs. W. l..
liargis, Mrs. de- lampcrt and
Mrs. Burnett, MI. and
Ault and son, Clarence. Nitcr
I very social evening, light refresh.
nrnts Sc" served, after which all
EFT, reporting a very pleasant
line.
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MI. G.. II. Cooper, accompanied
by his sisters, Mrs Noyt and Mrs.
Dudley, visited Mrs. Cooper on
her homestead, on the Cap Rock,
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Rcece talked to the teach
ers Tuesday afternoon, taking as
his main thought, the highest aim
OF the teacher, which should he,
not only To know things, and do
things, hut to be something. His
talk VAS greatly appreciated.
The teachers have no doubt i'm.
hibcd quite enough mental pahu.
lum To last them through the com.
my session; no doubt they will car.
" away from the Institute the in.
trllccIual stimulus needlul to an
enthusiastic and successful yeai
Geo. Roy Bob, Hardgrave and
Dr. Clark, returned this week from
a ten days hunting trip around Roy,
and report plenty vi birds, rabbits,
etc., IN that neighborhood they al.
50 state that the crops in that vici-
nifty are looking line.
Tuesday the entire corps OF city
public school teachers, those at.
tending the Institute, with the in.
stfuctors, had n group picture
made, no doubt to serve a. n sou.
venir oil this memorable occasion.
X. T.. Galloway, oi Logan, was
the photographer.
Hutchinson x Co., cement side
walk contractors, have secured the
contract tor the laying oi cement
side walks Tor the FIRST National
bank, the new Trust Co., and the
post and land office building The
work on the latter IS nov well un.
der way and will be completed in
a short time.
Miss Williams, OF Nara Visa,
republican candidate tor county
superintendent OF schools, is quite
Ill At her room in the Simpson
building, with typhoid fever. Miss
Logan, one OF the teachers from
Nara VISA, is With her. MISS Wi
liams has the sympathy Of both the
Institute aud the towns people.
\. J. Green, a Jordan farmer,
tells the News tina, his Indian Corn
will run twenty-five to forty bush.
els per acre, and he has an album
dance Ut sweet potatoes, irish po-
tatOcs; and IN tact nj! kind Vi gar.
den vegetables as good A. any one
need to want All oi his crops are
above the average; like many other
farmers We have interviewed, he
Us that he prepared MS land
thoroughly by deep blowing, and
followed 10y cultivation until they
maturcd.
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Another Business Block.

T.. NJ. llcmna informs the News
that he has let contract to Paul
Meeting Tor the erection OF a double
building, concrete with brick front,
on East Main street, the building
to bc completed 10y the first OF Nov
ember. Mr.. llcman leaves Mon
day Tor a visit to his mother, at
Cripple Creek, Colo. He will re-
turn here about October rst, and
after his building is completed, he
intends to 20 to California, where
he will 20 into business.
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!. I. Jeffrey will leave Monday
Tor a trip to points in west Texas.
Chas. McCalmond oi AIamogor-
do, was "A Tucumcari visitor sun
day.
l.. T.. TAYLOR is reported sick
and II is thought he has typhoid
lever.
Chas. Charters was given Third
Dryrev in the local Odd Fellows
lodge, thursday evening.
Mrs. Terry and children spent q
lew DAYS this week visiting At san
Ia Rosa.
W. \. Gamble OF Gamble and
Askew has returned from vacation
OF several weeks.
Mt. and Mrs. G.. +. HARDY who
lived ON East Abcr street have
moved to III Pasu. Nit, HARDY Is
an engineer ON the T. L. X =. W.
Born, to Nit. aud Mrs. +. :.
Woods, August a. . ten pound
boy.
Prot. l.. T.. Mechanism lett
Thursday morning tot M~csllla
Park.
Marion q. Domlny and O.. q.
GiGdnrr lett Thursday tot Pcnning-
ton, Texas, via Oklahoma.
Sylvano {. de- Baca, a prom
incnt shcepman OF Endec, was in
the city this week on business.
n. :. MCGEE, OF Amarillo, Tex
as, is in town to meet the stock.
holders OF the Quay County Land
Co., which company handles the
Niece additions.
DR.. :. NJ. Crume and Albert II.
Meeting were introduced to the
mysteries OF the night rank OF the
order OF Knights Of Pythiaa, Wed.
ncsday evening. They both lived.
Farmers are selling the hotels
and families OF Tucumcari, roast
inc ears at 20 cents per dozen,
which makes their corn bring them
about two dollars a buShcl.
{. {. Davidson addressed the
Teachers Institute on Wednesday
afternoon, giving them a very IN
teresting talk. l%mpromptu talks,
well made On Thursday afternoon,
bv Mrs. W. l.. Hart. DR.. Manncy,
Supt. Rudulph, Prot. Ware and
Prot. McClanahan.
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The RecoguEedS Standards, M ANn nn00 E VaNaI uMah h.. the Rest"
H S Peter Union Made BohhoodO veaIs nULlANU OnUO. " NAVV "-

Mrs. Lillian Dobbs the cornctist,
has been dclightinp the audiences
ut the Mir Dome this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tomlin and
children, also Mr.. Tomlin's moth.
cr lett Thursday morning Tor FL
Reno, Oklahoma.
The great Passion play will bc
! given at the Air Dome on Tuesday
night September and. Everybody
should see this great play.
Miss Hooker. one Ut Golden.
herg's clerks, has been quite III at
the home Of Mrs. c. T.. Siglc,
where she is boarding.
\ fine baby girl came MONDAY
last to brighten the nome vi MI.
and Mrs. J.. I. Morton OF this CITY.
She tips the scales at II pounds.
The News representative wa
shown some very FINE Cucumhcrg
Thursday that were grown in High.
land Park and We learn that the,
are ready sale at a good price.
W. /. Fuqua, president OF the
FIRST National Bank OF Amarillo.
Texas, Is IN the city to meet IN,
stockholders ol the Tucumcarl Pub.
lac Service Co., OF which he IS a
member.
ROLAND Bros x kann are ~recciv.
INK their stock OF tall and winter
furnishings tor men, and have add.
ed a iull line oi ready made trous.
cts TO their present stock.
Mrs. |. '. Gallcgos, Of Santa
F., and daughter, aurora, spent a
part OF the week here visiting Hon.
y. Y. GallcgOs, Receiver OF the
Land Office, son OF Mrs. Gallogos.
They returned home SATURDAY.
w. h. Hodges, OF Greenfield,
Tenn, brother OF County Commits.
,roner, J.. NJ. Hodges, is here Wis.
ting. He went on down to Duran,
md Is looking Tor a location Tor
'evcral families.
Vt the stockholders meeting. OF
the Quay County Land Co., yes.
trrday, +. NJ. Heman resivna.
ton as secretary was accepted.
and John I. Seaman was elected to
succeed him.
;. II. Hancock of Paris. Texas,
owner OF the Hancock building, ,
Jpposit, the Goldenberg Co., on
Main street, and II Ut the stock.
holders oi the FIRST and second
NcGcc additions, Is in the CITY Tor
the purpose Of meeting with the
stockholders OF the Quay County
Co., which company handles
the McGec additions.
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Teachers Association.

QUAY county teachers attending
the Institute, met THURSDAY alter
moo and organized n Teachers.
Association. Ohccrs elected were
as follows: X. T.. Galloway, OF
Logan, president; Miss T.. A.
Blaney, OF Perry, secretary and
treasurer, and Miss Clara kennel,
OF Tucumcari, assistant.
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Presbyterian Church.

Services Sunday. Sunday school
10 a. m. Morning service II a. m.
Evening service 5 p. m.
You are cordially invited to all
the services OF this church.
WARNER IT.. DUBOSE, Pastor.
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Three Bargains.

We have three residences well
located that We "A sell cheap and
give good terms rs to payments.
l7-it BELL X MARrIS.
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Christia n Church.

Sunday school every SUNDAY ut
1000 o'clock a. IN. IT court house.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
Home Weddlae.
MAerHArrEs-HoLr.

|
 A notable but quiet wedding took place at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. A. Hammond, Oak Hill, last Thurs day, when Neil Macphatter, NJ. D., and Miss Sara A. Holt, both of New York, were married in the presence of relatives and friends from New York, Boston Andlelsewhere. Rev. F. D.Sar- gent was the officiating clergyman.
 Immediately after the ceremony Mir and Mrs Maephatter departed on their wedding trip on the $50 r. III. train for Boston, amid joyous good wishes of their friends, amid a shower of confet- ti--which was good taste where only dear friends were present.
 After their wedding trip nr. Mae platter and wife will he at home in west s5th street, New York.
 pr. Macphatter is Professor of Ana tomy in the Post-Gradaate College. New York. He WAS Professor of Sur gery al the University of Colorado, and President and Senior Surgeon of St. Anthony's Hospital, New York. He Is a graduate of the Royal College of Edinburgh, Scotland, and has written extensively on medical subjects.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
 City court-Russei,. Jatlg.

The adjourned cases Of simon Far ley, charged with selling iodine not up to the requirements of the pure food and drug law, and for the sale of head. ache powders without the proper re- quirements, were taken up Friday morning. MT. Farley entered plea oi guilty. He took the stand and testified that the iodine was made by his phar- macist, who has had seven years expe- rience, under prescription issued by the United States Dispensary. The headache powders were bought under a guarantee to be in compliance with the law. The bill for same, containing the guarantee. was produced and read in court.
 The Prosecuting Attorney stated that the Dairy Commissioner simply want. ed the law enforced and would be sal islied with the minimum fine. The Judge stated that he thought that there was no intentional violation of the law by Mir. Farley, and that he would im- pose the lightest sentence within his power. He imposed Il fine of s5 on each charge and remitted all costs.
 | S. Broadman, Providence street, was before the Court on Tuesday morning charged with peddling without H. cense, contrary to the ordinance of the city of Putnam. Witnesses testified | T. .t. Y... man, which he took fromIhis wagon in front of their homes. Breadman 1 claimed that he delivered no goods within the city except on orders which he had received previously. He WAS fonnd guilty and sentenced to pay n fine and costs, amounting to si7.02. He l took an unneal
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09

tic, who finished first; C. F.. Crout, of Readville, Mass, second: and Ray w. Pellett, of nanielson, third. The time of the fastest mile was 1. .sa. Tatem was first again in the tive-mile race, passing Pellet, just at tho wirc, in an exciting finish. Greut was third, and Lsthrop, cs wiliimsntic, fourth.
 Thursday included the principal rse- ing, with its other special attractions, . report of which must be dcfcsTeSi, to- gether with the general result of the Fair, until next week.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
Methodist chercb Notes

The Ladies Aid society will serve a harvest supper in their dining room on Friday, October is, from 5 to 8 p. m. The menu will be as follows: Boiled dinner, baked beans, brown bread and rolls, mince, apple and pumpkin pses, pickles, fruit, tea and coffee.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
Revival Meetings at the psntecos,a' Church

heVivai meetings at the Pentecosta thurcn. Revival meetings are held every night al the Penteeostal Church on ElB street, Rev. J. NJ. Belt, of Wash. ington, D. C., assisting the Pastor, l.. w. Buchanan.
 MT. Belt has just come from blessed series of meetings in South Manches- ter, where number of people found the Lord very precious to their souls. Come and hear the grand old mes- sage-the story ever new. "The want of aching hearts is met" and God has entrusted to some the great commission of "Preaching the Word.n
 R. w. Buchanan. Putnam, Thursday, Oct. s.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
Interestina LocAls

Call at Burt's Drug Store and get . sample of Bassett's Native Herbs.
 New Blankets and Robes Just recciv- ed at r. A. Gardnerss. Call and cram inc before buying elsewhere.
 First premium awarded to bread made from "Gardinal'' flour st Put nam fair. W. II. Mansfield { Co., agents.