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Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
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 OFrom Thursdays Daily) Left on Hunt. u
 Herman Noge left last night for 2 quail hunt in the Date Creek country Here from Humboldt. Herman Schwanbeck, the Humboldt merchant, is here on business. Mine Manager Here.
 J. S. Murpny, general manager of the Binghsmton mine at Copper Noun. tain, IS here on mining business. Win Leave for Home.
 N. F. Hawke will leave this morning for his home in Tucson, after a pleas. ant business visit here. Home from Rally.
 K. W. Coughrsn, Michael O'Leary and II. r. Redman arrived home las. night from Jerome, where they attend. cd the Democratic rally Tuesday night. Homo from Trip. Attorney General F.. s. Clark ar. rived home yesterday from trip through the eastern part of the county on official business. Back from Bisbes.
 Major !. N. Watts, clerk of the dis. triet court, arrived home yesterday morning from a visit with friend. in Bisbee.
 Loft for Home.
 c. II. Miller, ". l.. Roberts and Aaron Stull were outgoing passengers last night for their homes in Skull val. Icy after short business visits here. Home from Hunt.
 Thomas Marmont and Joe Hobbs ar. rived home last night from a deer anu quail hunt in the Black Hills. Home from Jerome.
 Probate Judge C. F. Hicks arrived home last night from Jerome, where he attended tc Democratic rally Tuesday night.
 Left for Camp.
 F.. D. Gilchris, was an outgoing pas. scnger last night for his mining camp m the Copper Creek section of the Eu. reka district, after a pleasant business visit nerc.
 Verde Valley Visitor.
 C. E. Coulson, the Verde valley farmer and stockmsn, is here on bus. mess. He will leave for his home this afternoon.
 Roosevelt Bird Visits. The Roosevelt bird visited the home of Captain and Mrs. Coykendsll on South Mount Vernon street yesterday y and presented this popular couple with a healthy baby girl. Finished Plumbing Contract. Frank Mulrein arrived home yester. day morning from Flagstaff. wnere he recently finished plumbing and heat ing plant contract.
 Made Mutton Shipment. ]. II. Robinson, chairman of the county Democratic central committee arrived home last night from his sheep pastures in the northern part of the county. He shipped two carloads of mutton from Scligman yesterday. Left for Georgia.
 Mir. T. ]. Bottoms and family Jeff yesterday afternoon for Thomasvillc Georgia. to spend the winter They will return to Prescott next spring {, make their permnent home here. Mir Bottoms is interested in the O. K store with A. x. Turnbull Left for Home.
 Mrs. II. !. Gray and baby of Jer ome Junction left yesterday afternoon for home, after a pleasant visit here Campaigncr Pases Through.
 Charles F. Mckinley, president an' general manager of the McKinie! Mining snd Development Compsp! and candidate for the assembly on tn Republican ticket, passed through her last night on his way to his home a the Peacock mine in tho Copper Basi district from Mayer. He says the cleo ton of the entire Republican ticket assured.
 Vnom Tr8sy's osNv,
 Mayer Visitor.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Trom Trssy's DsNy,

Vrom TWssy's DsWy, Mayer Visitor.
 Mrs. W. ]. Mayer of Mayer is visit ing in the city. camp Verde Visitor.
 Arthur Heath of Camp Verde is wis ting in the city. Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Clarke of Mayer are visiting in the city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Hero from Monica.

". R. Leland, superintendent of the Bodie mine. is here on mining bus ness
 Purchasing Supplies.
 Tim Fell is in the city from his mines in the Bald Butte section, pur chasing supplies.
 Home from Kingman.
 Attorney John Mason Ross arrived home last night from a professional visit to Kingman.
 Here from Puntenney.
 George Punicnney is in the city from his home at Punteuney. on a short business visit.
 Back from Visit.
 w. r. Speidel has returned from a visit with relatives and friends m Vancouver, British Columbia. Left for Date Crock.
 James Patterson left last night for Date Creek station, where he has ac. cepted position as local agent oI the Big Stick Gold Mining Company. Will Start Development.
 A. ]. Dorsn left last night for the wickcnburg district, where he will start work on promising group of claims owned by him in that section. Bounty Pelts Surrendered.
 T. F. Johnson of Juniper surrender ed the belts of two wild cats and one coyote to Clerk Peter of the Board of Supervisors yesterday and filed a claim for the statutory bounty. Back from Trip.
 K. J. Black returned here yesterday from mine inspection trip through the Wenden section of the new cop. per country tributary to the A. & C. railroad.
 Left for Colorado.
 D. F.. Andrews. who fills responsi. blc position at the wildHower mine in the Bradshaw mountains, left nere yes. terday for a three weeks visit with relatives in Colorado. Accepts New Position.
 Gus Schraplau was an outgoing pas senger last night for the camp of tho Clara Gold and Copper Company in the Bill Williams Fork mountains, where he has accepted n position. Mine Manager Here.
 r. F. Small, general manager of the Brooklyn Arizona Mining Company, arrived here yesterday from his com pany's camp in the Copper Creek dis trict, twenty. five miles east of Mayer. Report Game Plentiful.
 Frank Heisler, George Hcislcr and Lem simpson arrived home from a hunt in the Upper Verde and Hell . Canyon districts, where they report game, especially rabbit and quail. plcn. tiful.
 Left for Illinois.
 Mrs. LeRoy Anderson was an outgo ing passenger yesterday for Taylor vile, Illinois. She will meet her hrs. band al Williams and accompany him to Taylorville, where taey will bs tho guests of his mother.
 Has Machinery Almost Installed.
 John Slak, general manager of the Black Mountains Copper Company. uh. IA na,a ftou his commands eam, in the Black Hills, says that the hoist ing and air compressor plant is now almost installed and that he will be ready to commence sinking double compartment shaft in few days. The shaft will he perpendicular. The com pany's holdings are located in the Mineral Point district. |
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28

Fred Scnwanbeck, the Crown King merchant, is here on business. Notary Public Qualities.
 Carl NJ. lIcon of Jerome qualified as a notary public yesterday. Mining Man Here.
 John J. Jackson. the Copper Basin mining man, Is here on mining busi ness.
 Reported Seriously Ill.
 W. F. Spence Is reported seriously ill at his home at Palace Station. Lit tie hopes is entertained for his rccov. cry. He is suffering from bowel com. plcation
 old Timer Visits. William simmons, pioneer of this county. came in yesterday on business from simmons station in the William. son valley.
 Lecture Tonight
 Every one should hear Dr. R. H. Blome's address at the Sunday School Convention tonight in the Congrega. tional church.
 Wedding Anniversary.
 Rev. and Mrs. Francis T. Walker eelebratedt heir seventh wedding an. nivcrssry last evening. Purchasing Supplies.
 N. J. Grifin Is in the city from his mining camp in the Walker district, rcnssing supplies. Saturday Dances.
 Mrs. whitbeck has returned from the east, and will resume the manage ment of her regular Saturday dances tonight.
 Home from Kingman.
 Attorney Reese NJ. Ling arrived home yesterday from a professional visit to Kingman. A Flying Visit
 R. C. McNary of Mint valley paid A flying business visit to the city last night. He will leave for home early this morning. Will Arrive Home Today.
 Mrs. ]. F. Dillon will arrive home this morning from an extended visit on the coast. Mir. Dillon met her last night at Ash Fork. Visiting in Phoenix.
 Mrs. ]. !. McArdle and son are the guests of friends in Phoenix. They will remain there until after the close of the territorial fair. On Railroad Business.
 Jack Jaeger, chief engineer of the $. F., r. & F., was an outgoing pas. senger on last nights train for Phoe- nix on railroad business. Vidttng Rslatives.
 Miss Maud Perry, teacher of the Jerome Junction school, arrived here last nigat to spend Saturday and Sun. day with relatives hcre. Waiting in Prescott.
 r. W. Strachsucr with his wife, of Sacramento, Cal. is visiting his sister, Mrs. '. W. Mines. They are on their way home from a six weeks visit with relatives in the East. Visiting in Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. \. W. IIogue are visit ing in Los Angeles. He is expected home Sunday She will remain in the City of the Angels three weeks the guest of relatives. Bounty Hides Received.
 Levi Young surrendered the pelts of one mountain lion. two wild eats and three coyotes killed on Mingus noun. tain to the board of supervisors yester. day. He filed claim for Inc statu. tory bounties on tne belts. Expected Here Today.
 Mrs. Frank Berger is expected hero today from Los Angeles. She was due to arrive last night but the eastbound passenger on the main line of the San ia Fe arrived two hours late at Ash Fork and after the departure of tho southbound train on the s. F., r. ( r Large Funeral.
 Tho remains of Alice Levse Peach the infant daughter of hr. and Mrs e. B. Peach, were hh so scst yestsv day afternoon ai e;30 o'clock In th' Odd Fellows cemetery. A large mum Der of friends of the sorrowing paren,l attended the funeral. Rev. Fa,ns Bennett of the Episcopal church con | L.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Bounty Hides Received.

Levi Young surrendered the pelts o' one mountain lion. two wild eats an' three coyotes killed on Mingus noun tain to the board of supervisors yester day. He filed claim for ,hc statu tory bounties on tne belts.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Visiting in Los Angeles.

Mir. and Mrs. x. W. IIogue are visit. ing in Los Angeles He is expected home Sunday. She will remain in the City of the Angels three weeks the puest of rclatiyes
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Left for Camp.

F.. D. Gilchris, was an outgoing pas scnger last night for his mining cam in the Copper Creek section of the Flu reka district, after a pleasant bushes visit nero.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Left for Hon,s.

Left for Hons.
 Ed Jones left yesterday morning for his home at the "Oaks and will"ws' in the Juniper country after s pleasant busine. visit here. Jones recently re. turned from Phoenix, where he ji \ stunt with the Wild Vest Snow. He had travelled through Europe with Bill Cody. He returned to this county las, spring and engaged in inc stock bus mess.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Expected Here Today.

Mrs. Frank Berger is expected her' today from Los Angeles. She was du' to arrive last night bu, the eastbounC passenger on the main line of the San
 ia Fe arrived two hours late at Asi Fork and after the departure of th' sout unbound train on the s. F., r. ( r
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Mine Manager Here.
Report Game Plentiful.

Frank Heisler, George Heisler an Lem simpson arrived home from hunt in the Upper Verde and Hell Canyon districts, where they repol game, especially rabbit and quail. plcI tiful.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Left for Colorado.
Accepts New Position.

Gus Schraplau was an outgoing pas senger last night for the camp of th Clara Gold and Copper Company in th Bill Williams Fork mountains, whe- hc has accepted q position.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Large Funeral.

LAFGe Funeral.
 Tho remains of Alice Lcwse Pes' the infant daughter of Mr. and N .. B. Peach. were hh so scst vest day afternoon ai e;30 o'clock in [ Odd Fellows cemetery. A large m Der of friends of the sorrowing pnrc' attended the funeral. Rev. Fa,i Bennett of the Episcopal church e' ducted the services.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
WANING MorTcH.

By 6. J. 0nssh. sttorney.in.faea
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Here on Business.

Here on Business.
 Fred Scnwanbeck, the Grown King merchant, is here on business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Mining Man Here.
Reported Seriously Ill.

W. F.. Spence is reported seriously ill ai his home at Palace Station. Lit tie hopes is entertained for his rccov cry. He is suffering from bowel com plicntion
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Left for Illinois.

Mrs. LeRoy Anderson was an outgC ing passenger yesterday for Taylor vile, Illinois. She will meet her bn, band al Williams and accompany hi' to Taylorville, where taey will bs tn guests of his mother.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
vidttng Relatives.

F. W. strachsucr with his wife, of Sacramento, Cal. is visiting his sister Mrs. '. W. Mines. They are on their way home from s six weeks visit with relatives in the East.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
On Railroad Business.

Jack Jaeger, chief engineer of tb s. F., P. & F., was an outgoing pas senger on last nights train for Phoe nix on railroad business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15

September 10, 1908.

Mrs Will Reed and children lef
Sunday for St Louis, where they vii
visit relatives
Mr. w, r. Parker made a trip f.
Cairo Sunday To meet his mother.in
law. Mrs. +. n iunsaker, of Union
City. Tenn, who will sphend fe"
days ere as the guest of his family.
Mr.. and FMS. Geo, Schuler returne
home Sunday after spending fey
days with relatives al Leyngs.
Mr.. and Mrs viii Victor Of Grand
Chain, were in town Sunday tho
guests of Miss Cora Victor
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Westerman and
daughter Margaret, left Sunday for
Germantown, Ill, whore they will Wis
it the formers relatives a few days
Mrs. Ross of East Cairo, arrived
Sunday to be the guest of herb daugh
ter, Mrs. ]. A. Crozier and family on
Fourth street.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Richey and liz,
tie daughter, Averi, spent sunday af-
ternoon with relatives in Cairo.
Ed Martin and family Of Cairo
spent Sunday here with relatives,
Mr., IT, Darragh is on the sick list
this week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
THE PALACE OPENS
New Dry Goods Establishment Invites
Public Attention Music This
Afternoon and Evening.

There will be an important busincS.
event in Cairo today, the opening Il
The Palace" the new store of u
Rosenberg. successor to the Re.ss.
Stapleton Dry Goods Co. on Con-
mercial avenue. above Eighth street
Mr. Rosenberg is not a new-come.
in Cairo. He has gained the gooi
will of the Cairo public a. proprietor
Of the Model Store al Eighteenth and
Commercial and has decided that a
larger establishment carrying the
highest class Of merchandise in new
styles and great variety. was one Of
the needs Of be- city He has opened
such an establishment and calls upo1
the people Of Cairo 10 come and Soc
him and satisfy them-aIyo- that his
claim is rtue He offers everything
up-totodate IRE the dry gods line
cloaks. suits millinery. dress good.
etc lie has the new creations FRI
Sheath. Directoire. De Russo. Pssset-
tetes, Suits. Gowns and skirts. ranq-
ing e. price from s. To s175 a gar
menf.
The store viii De- open Of %. m. to
day with good music. afternoon AMI
evening
A cordial invitation is extended 70
all
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
GRAND CHAIN, ILL.
September 10, 1908.


Miss Eta Calvin returned home
Sunday from Mound City
Miss Laura Beaver returned home
from Mound City Sunday
Mrs Susie Fellenstein and daugh
ters Susie and Eloise and Angel a
Dicrenbrock were Cairo callers Thurs,
dav
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Victor spent The
day at Mounds sunday
Slrs. John Wheeler was in Cairo
Sunday.
Capt ]. Bartleson of Olmsted was in
our town Monday
The young son of Fred Helwig is real
sick. Or Doty is the attending ply
stefan.
Mer Joe Gaunt has gone to ST.
Louis TO buy a stock Of goods for his
store
The play given at the hail Wednes-
day night proved a success All Of
the players acted their parts tine.
They netted about 5000.
Mr.. Hugh Lewis has returned home
from Noblesville, Ind. and other points
Of interest
All William Gaunt has taken his
daughter Minnie TO Marion. I'LL
where she will attend school this win
ter.
The second oldest son Of Auglstl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
: NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS /:


Re,chert had quite an accident Thurs
day While working at Diamond Hill
logging an axe slipped and cut his foo
badly. DR.. Doty attended him anc
several stitches had to be taken, He
is somewhat better at this writing
Mrs Laura Bartleson was visiting
Mrs. Jennie Lewis of Cairo, who i
very sick at her home She is feel
! ing some better
MI Charles Baccus and sister Miss
EGo visited Monta Reuther befor
leaving for school Friday
pr James Turner has gone to Ohm
stpd on a short visit today
Talmage Fellenstein has returned
home after a pleasant vacation at
Olmsted wit hhs uncle Burton BagDy
MIS-, Thomas Reuther and childrel,
Theo and Alba spent the day at Day
Steyers.
Mrs Mary Purcell called on her
daughter Mrs. Stevenson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs }. b. Eyers of BeIknap,
are visiting their daughter Mrs, Lizzi j,
Tarr d few days
Nj Charlie Reuther went down on
his wheel tday to Olmsted to attend
the Woodman picnic and reports a
fine time.
Mr.. George Lampkm is enjoying d
pleasant visit from his mother and lit
tie sister.
Tho Ladies' Aid of the Christia
church will have an ice cream social
next Thursday night at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. viii Mcintyre. Every
body is invited.
The Sunday School convention Ct
the Christian church was a success
AMI many god pepie attended but T.
seems a great many of our would b
christians forgot the date and did no
attend where if they had not forgot it
would Of perhaps done more good
than holding mp street corners an
talking politics.
Mrs Sam Wright has gone to Har-
risburg. ILL.,, to visit her daughter
Mrs. Fred Weaver
NJ" Charley Grubbs is real sick a
his country home south of town
NJ James Jones was a Cairo caller
last week.
Misses Leota and Adeline Copeland !
Of karnac are visiting here
Mrs Fred Roach and son Leslin |
have returned from Springfield after a |
pleasant visit with friends.
Nj Boniface Beykie was in Cairo
san day.
Mr. Frank Boyd and Clyde Beshears |
were at Olmsted Sunday.
Miss Della and Willie Reed who
have been on the sick list are able to
be- cut again.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. McIntire and
amily spent the day at Metropolis, IT..
vita friends
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western Season Ends.

Sioux City, Sept 14-Manager
Holmes walked to the plate in the
third inning and hit out home run
over the center field fence. winning
the last game of the seasn and win
ming the western league pennant for
1903 That run proved sufficient for
all practical purposes, but in the sub.
sequent PROCEEDINGS, to make the as
su!ance doubly sure, the followers eff
Holmes accumulated seven addition
al scores.
SIOUX City ................... s
omaha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
The Snuu Fellow.

Il don't see why Cooley should be
unpopular with YOU all lie never
speaks ~ of anyone no. but he's
one Of these very SNUG fellows who
can say: Oh. yes, Jones seemed
very happy when saw him last, and
say it in such way as to give the i'm
preston that Jones was horribly
drunk"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS Wins Pennant.

Milwaukee, Sept. 1.-THE season of
the American Baseball Association
came to close today with the Louis
vi lle-Indianapolis game. indianapolis
wins the pennant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
GO q CURES
0.0sSs OLD SORES

No old heal until the which
External applications Of % wase lotions reduce the inh
nation and assist keeping the place clean but
do Old boOd
infected which
into the The and hes Of the flesh
Of irritation and disease by being daily fed with the
through the circulation making impossible the
chronic by its purifying action the blood
the circulation and the producing and
morbid matters which responsible for the failure Of the place
8 s makes the blood fresh aud healthy: then blood
carried TO the the healing begins all discharge the
Inflammation the fills
healthy flesh and the cured
vegetable the safest and best blood purifier young old
snd Ulcers and medical advice free all who
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. Ga
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
A. Sioux City.

The first actual still house that CIV.
er established headquarters in Cairo
was the OLD TERRELL DISTILERY.
Z. r M'NETLL. Manager.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
At Chicago
THREE I. LEAGUE.
At Snrinnheld.

Springfield. Sept 1.-THE Three I
League season closed today. Spring
field wins the pennant with 4 per
centagc Of sos Decatur second. 5Gs.
: ringfeid won two from Decatur to-
a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
CratifYinn

Every sinner regards II as a mar
fonai triumph for himself when a good
man goes wrong.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15

DFNdtul 1902 ''.'.'..l' ..'',.. y d
Notwithstanding and Donovan
LiliVelt and Boucher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15

Life Of wild Olive Trees.
Wild olive trees fast eenfHrie- in
Turkey and there are sume for Which
fully 1000 years sEs s.SlmsA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
AT Peoria.

Peoria Sept. 14.-Boomington won
a locsely played contest. In the
eighth the first man up for each team
got q home run.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15

Isn't u odd-
How many vourE r1en after fakius
Tire hscseier's degree ~ college rush
I-z-- q ard gs- married.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15
At ashinuton,
Second Game.

itlflil' liillti - "
Batteries -- Keclcy and street
.Coombs and Lapp.
Called In the eighth inning on ac-
count OF darkness
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-15

TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. Ca
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-08

some time ago, but came back emp
ty handed. Peterson was employed
there at the time, but under the
name of Hanson. and for lack of
knowledge of this fact, the Cotton
wood sleuth hunted in vain. Our
own sheriff had better luck, and
with the assistance of the Great
Falls authorities had no great trou-
BILE in locating his prisoner. Hanson
stoutly denied his being anyone but
Hanson. but by little ruse our
sheriff satisfied himself that he had
the right party, and brought him
away, his prisoner not putting him
to the trouble Of using his extradi-
ton papers, which would have in
volved trip to Helena and consid-
cradle expense to the county. Pet
erson's family was sent back with
him to Cottonwood county by the
Great Falls authorities, while the
sheriff has his prisoner safely under
guard, awaiting trial at the coming
term of court.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-08

Kenneth Bennett was over from
Wabasso last Sunday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-08
New Instructor in Voice Culture.

Francelia Bronson, who will be as
ISOLATED with Miss Ethel Reed in
musical instruction at the latter's
studio in the Granite Block, is expect
ed here Thursday Of this week and
will remain until the afternoon of
the following day, to meet any pu-
pills who may be seeking expert in
struction in voice culture. AS stat
ed last week, Miss Bronson has en-
joyed the advantages Of the best
foreign training and teaches the
Italian method, which she regards as
the the only true method for voice
placement and tone production.
The Gazette is pleased to learn that
Redwood Falls people are TAX
ing lively interes in the success OF
the new musical enterprise, and it is
planned to arrange joint recital Of
the pupils Of the two artists as soon
as the latter have sufficient time
for preparation.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-08
Annual School Corn Contest.

Superintendent Bebermeyer is
pushing the annual corn contest in
augurated a year ago, with some
amendments. especial emphasis be-
ing put on the fact that prize win
ners at the county fair, in the boys
and girls contest, will be eligible to
enter their exhibits at the state con-
test. Prizes will be offered on wheat,
coan, oats, potatoes, onions, carrots
and apples. Supt. Bebermeyer is
sending out full instructions to
every school in the county so that
ambitious boys and girls can be
making their plans for exhibits be-
fore the planting season.