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Sharp County record., 1908-03-20
TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS

We are authorized TO announce j. NJ Evans n
candidate for Road 0yeneer OF fhey Fork towns
ship, subject to the Democrat, primary
We are authorized TO announce 7, !, bayidson a
candidate for Justice Of the Pence Of phey tor,
townshp subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
psitt,
The Record ID authorized TO announce John
Il, Bray candidate for raseection as Constable
of flney Fork township, subject TO the Democrat.
ic primaries,
We ARE authorised 10 announce John Dial can.
dldete for Road oyeraeer Of piney Pork townahlp,
subject 20 the action OF the Democratic party,
We are authorised to announce W, II. Thomas a
candidate for Road Oyefseer Of pihey Fork town.
ssIg.. ss1giggigst tg tbo gsIon .ah 1ee JaHnyrAn
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The Record has this week
turned out job printing for Elder
A. 7. Ritchie of Ash Flat, Tom
Watkins of Lacrosse and Proctor
Eason of Emery, and has re-
ceived a nice order from Oscar
Murphy of Ash Flat.
Sheriff W. O. Smith announces
that he will be at the following
places for the accommodation of
taxpayers: Cave City, March
%; Poughkeepsie, April 4;
Sidney, April 6; Hardy, from
April 18th to the 18th.
County Examiner James M.
Simpson of Cave City is holding
the quarterly examination Of
teachers at this place, and sever
al applicants for license are be-
fore him. At least a dozen
young men and women are up
from Cave City taking the ex-
animation.
NanOlaOn Hill Cotton Co. of
st. Louis, Mo-, a continuation of
the old firm of Hill, Fontaine C
Co., solicit your cotton ship
ments. Liberal advances will be
made on consignments as well as
a low rate for storage and insur-
ance on all cotton consigned.
/ Correspondence solicited.
NAPOLEON HILL COTTON co.,
II South Main St.. St. Louis Mo.
Since our last issue marriage
! licenses have been issued to the
following couples: W, L. Moore
Of Evening Shade and Miss Ella
Milligan of Poughkeepsie; E. E,
Rogers of Emery and Miss Nancy
Runsick of Balboa; Roscoe King
and Miss Albertha Mobley of
Bengay; P. H. Hamm and Miss
Octavia ToIlison Of Zion.
Wiley Roberts, one Of the best
citizens of the county, died at his
home near Ash Flat a few days
ago, after an illness of pneu-
monia. His death is regretted
by a large number Of friends,
He leaves a family, all the chill
dren being grown and married,
He was the father of Mrs. G.. W.
Parsley Of this place.
I. The Recors, is in. receipt O.
good letters 1tm its friends e,
3, Andrews Of Hazel Grove and
H. E. Dark of Hardy, which
touch upon the POLITICAL situation
and would make good reading
for our subscribers, but a lack Of
space prohibits our printing
them. The politicians are having
their last "say" this week
through the newspapers,
Judge John B, McCaleb and
G. W, Donaghey spoke from the
same platform at Batesville cne
day last week The Batesville
Guard says that if tho State could
hear Judge MoCaIob's explana-
tion ot the charges Donoghey Is
making against the capitol COM
missioners and the construction
of the new capitol in general,
Donaehey would not poll any
considerable number Of votes in
the entire State,
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FOR SURVEYOR

We are authorized 20 announce Il, Il, Arnold Of
Morgan township q candidate ror Surveyor tub.
irct 10 the Democratic primarioa
W. are authorised 70 announce Proctor Eaaor
Of Mig Rock township candidate for Surveyor,
subject TO the action Of the Democratic party,
We are authorized TO announce Mack touhslehy
Of Big Creek candidate for Surveyor subject To
the action Of the Democratic party.
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his noighbora, which Is o great
satisfaction TO him, He likes for
all hia friends TO call on him and
enjoys a chat with them,
A FRIEND,
King Mills,
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FOR CLERK AND RECORDER

We are authorized to announce Arthur Sullivan
q candidate for recollection M Clerk and Recorder
subject to the action Of the Democratic party
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LOCAL NEWS.
. sANArNAo@ 80 NAN@@N
Can YOU name the ticket?

Remember all your friends
can't get the nomination.
Mrs. J. j. Johnson Of Carey,
Texas, is a new reader of the
/ Record.
Ex-Sheriff Jasper Hutchison
was in from Morgan township
Thursday,
Miss Josie Kerr closed a sue
cessful term of school a few miles
west Of town last Friday,
Cuthbert Pickren, one of
Salem's best young men, was
visiting friends here a few days
ago.
Mrs. W. A. Turner is making
considerable improvements about
her premises in the south part Of
town.
Jerry Harden of King Mills
was here one day lately meeting
friends and attending to some
business.
Dudley Porter, who lives a few
miles from town, dropped a dol
lar in the Records treasury the
other day.
II. p. Bacon, one Of our good
friends in Washington township,
has our thanks for a dollar on
subscription.
Mrs John Miller, who has been
so dangerously i'll at her home in
Lave Creek township, is reported
to be recovering.
r, A, Dowdy came up from
Batesville Wednesday to spend a
few days looking after his inter.
ests in this section.
The county candidates will be
in Evening Shade Saturday, and
it is expected that large crowd
will hear them hero.
W. 7. Campbell, one Of the
Records good old friends at
Poughkeepsie, was a visitor to
town one day this week,
C, G., Mcclure Of Lave Creek
township made final proof on his
homestead here before Cot cty
Judge Kelley Mohaay. fs
Vote your sentiments, and
keep a lookout for the campaign
liar, who may seek to get in bis
work at The last moment.
| DR.. W. O. Tibbles and N. V
EIutchison were in town Thu RS
day, talking politics, paying
taxes and meeting friends.
Rev, D. A, Allen Of Cushman,
q Bapt st minister, preached two
good sermons at the Methodist
church here last Sunday.
Buy the American Poultry and
Rabbit Fence, which is the best
on the market. Barnett Bros
Nero, Co., Batesvile, Ark,
e, G.. Ball, a prosperous citizen
Of the Sidney section, was look.
ing after some matters Of busi'
ness here one day this week,
Miss Ellen Kerr left tho latter
part Of last week for Melbourne,
where she will remain several
weeks with relatives and friends.
A number of ladies met We'd
nesday and cleaned off tho court
) house yard, and also planted d
number Of trees within the in'
closure.
DR., f, NJ. Cox celebrated hi,
10th birthday last Saturday, lie
, is enjoying good health and en-
B cages actively in the practice o.
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ability TO conduct tho affairs Of
his office. This, together with
his fairness and sterling honesty
Is sufficient reason why the peo.
plo Of tho northeast district
should once moro afford him tho
opportunity Of serving them,-
Ctittenden County Times,
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STATE SENATOR

We are authorized to announce Horace r. Ruff
Of Randolph county candidate for State Senator
from the Second district subject to the action Of
the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce G. II. Henderson
of Randolph county a candidate for State Senator
from the Second district, subject to the Demo-
cratic primaries.
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returning home from Sidney,
where he preached the day be-
fore.
Judge W. H. Kelley was in the
city Monday attending to some
official business, but returned to
Poughkeepsie in time to make
his speech.
Miss Julia Herrn, who is teach
ing music at Tuckerman, spent a
few days with home folks here
last week, returning to Tucker.
man Monday.
John Kiefner arrived from
Garden Plain, Kansas, Wednes-
day and is looking after his ex-
tensive interests in this i'm
mediate section.
DR.. G, f. Craig is making
some substantial Improvements
on the property which he recent
ly purchased from R. |. Sharp,
who is now at Checotah, Okla.
! j, H. BrightweII, one of the
good old citizens Of Balboa, was
transacting some business in the
city SATURDAY. He has our
thanks for a dollar on subscrip-
ton.
Washington township polls but
about thirty votes in the Dem
ocrahc primary, yet it is said
there are six or seven candidates
for road overseer IN that town
ship,
Our old friend Levi Parsley Of
Big Rock township was here one
day this week settling up with
the tax collector. He made this
office a pleasant and substantial
visit.
Our correspondents will take
notice that the politicians have
crowded our columns again this
week, which accounts for the fact
that their good letters are not
appearing.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Wasson have
gone to housekeeping in the
property on Main street, until re-
Gently occupied by Chas. Stokes
and family. Mr., Wasson has
bought this property.
Some of Dur citizeEsj were N
Poughkeepsie Monday where trIe
candidates held forth that day,
A large crowd was on hand, and
a warm time was had between
some Of the candidates.
W. B. Barnett Of Bengay was
in Evening Shade on business
} one day the latter part Of last
week. He is one Of the Record 4;
good friends and renewed hi;
subscription while in town.
Rev, A, F, Skinner, presiding
elder for the Balesville District
will preach at the Methodist
! church here next Monday night
He will hold the quarterly con-
ference at Sidney tomorrow and
! Sunday.
Judge j, W. Smith came dowr
town the first part Of the week toi
the first time in many weeks
and received a hearty welcome
from all his friends, The Judge
Is going on orutGhea, but Is i'm
proving daily.
Before the Record Is printed
again the primary will be a thing
of the past, and we can say W,
are heartily glad of the fact
This paper is tired of politics
! tired Of reading politics, tired o.
printing politics and tired o.
hearing 50 much politics, W.
{ repeat, we are heartily glad The
thing is over,
.asa,-a
|. n. n. a. - n n. n q n. n. n n n.
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POLITICAL POINTER,

John W. Crockett, candidate
for railroad commissioned, has
proven nnnnlusivplv. durinl -hia
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PRICES PAID II
PRODUCERS

The following purchase prices ss
quoted on Western aN this fnrfal1f
pOILTRN-~Old hens live ueifht ~
per pnuud dressed. ] sc per Pound 4t4
chickens live. sec per pound. dressed y
per pound hruilers, ifsoc ~ ftsa
squads ta.ts per dosen, dass sF9
tte per pound pigeons. 81 PEI te1<t
BrTrERisecai ranch. i'-its y
pound
Egss-Locai ranch. gs.sGc
MEATS live weight-cces AAt =
pound steers. fsc per pount ksaM
ucfhcrs. st4c per pouna ewea <
rnuad Hess, ic per pound isnt
she per pound. naila asa oxep, tstN
pound
MEATS. Dressed Veal large ~
per pound medium. ~ n We pef Feal.
The feliaNin9 are. ic<ai gaefan''
made an Western AZ this mefnlAxi
FRIfT--StrnM berries. ISL ~ -
berries. si1f. cherries tte-si -
Logan berries. o.. biaekbersiss IN
eurrants. ii.as-iso. hisckcaP rasSssz'a
t1-gse
VEGETABLES - Cabbage ih-k =
pound lettuce, 81 Is per crate. hs4e =
ture ae-1ac aoa rhubarh. s-4Ne -.
green onionE as-Ssc PER dossn 81 ].
tatocs gan-tgs per ten; cid peisa'4
$3.50 per ton, spinach. fsc oet
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MAY MAnDAMUS
CAR COMPANIES

Mandamus proceedings may be
brought by the Rainier Valley I'm.
provoment club TO compel the Sc
attic Electric and the Seattle. Rem
ton q Southern street railways 20
interchange transfers on a basis Of
one scent fare.
This aason was discussed last
might az the meeting az Columbia,
on the motion 81 W. r. Holmes.
James Fullerton. candidate for
the republican nomination for coun.
~ commissioner. addressed the
club on invitation and advocated
the widening Of Rainier boulevard
10 1850 feet and its extension 20
Renton. and promised TO use every
effort 10 bring that improvement
about II elected.
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the SYNCHROD0ME
TO OPEN SOON

The Family theatre. COS Pike ~.
has been leased for a term Of years
10 Megera Byrnes and Newblll and
viii be known as the synchrodomo
They have secured one of the lat.
eat German Inventions. the syn.
chfodome. which projects pictures
that sing. dance and talk.
The theatre IL being remodolod
and renovated. and will be one Of
the finest 81 ita kind on the coast
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---ss,sss ii,ssset ,s.s,ks,, f,en' gls1aa,lS M.
nlahed closet private hath Nndeff
Apartment Madison ~ lhons stpf
rs 80
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RAILROAD
DECISloNs
lNTERsTATE COMMERCE -.
MISSION MAKES Fo,is
PoRTAhT RULINGS - Ma !.
THoRirY OVER eELr ll.,,

WAsllINGfQN July ie
important decisions were 80. ~
down by The Interstate eom '.'sls
commission They are
In cases where insmbeys
family are entitled 10 a uaaa ~ y
the rulinRB OF the cornfnls.,, ~
household servant. frayellpe
The family. Dos entitled 10 4 -
a direct route between ~
points 10 a reasonable ro,ass u
the shipper In cases whe,. \
cost ~ a circuitous route 4
Tor the railroad company ~ ~
per can demand no fepafatloo -
Eating houses condnessd - -,
roads and supplied with ~ ' ~
proyisions By the rallroaas !, }.
less cost than the market pres !.
such commodities will not b i
lowed - serve other than railrs,
travellers m the future. O
The Interstate commerce ~.
mission has no authority over 4,
conduct Of belt lines owned !.
municipalities, even though ~.
participate IN Interstate shlpus.,.
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NAnRIAan lIcENsEs.

Cha1es Foster Terrell a. and NafAH
Louise RnEs 90. seattle
Louis h. Leltvustorfert e ana SAt-
NtrhEautn 81 tiFofEFtuNus MA1h
rrtek Theudar STARK. IS ara AAtfi
Thompson. go seattle
HARRY II Gillespie. 20. ttit Ntnth az
and rdna leato NanninN LEGAL chi
cage. fil
fnis Neison IS. rnswila Wash
and Ruth 4 WhitusFs p, Mtefte0'
Wash
Wsiksr T. Ryan. eS Seattle. and
Anna C Madison 81 Seattle
Joseph { MsFNas 81 aaet = het9t
ffcau 81 and Kathleen y hAhM ~
fNf4 Seneca a.
shefare raksmura. 70. fife, Wash b,
and safo skkanye. 90, lamate. Japan
\ w ana Alice Mccormick, ~ West
Seattle "a
Gov y Chnsendsn legal ana hfsifn %.
Madden LEGAL Seattle
g=aaf D Petersen -. ana sfn7nA
Swanson. a. Seattle
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SEEKING BROTHER FOR
DYING MOTHER o

Mrs. A. II. Lamey, OF 60 Groir
st.. noohoateE. N. Y, has writton
10 Chief Of Police Irving Ward ask
Ing that efforts be made to locate
her brother George Il Erdon. who
was last heard OF IN Seattle Mrs.
Lamey writes that her mother H.
seriously injured and is not ox.
poeted 10 live.
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PUBLIC MARKEI

Logan berries are on the marss
az 6 boxes for zbe or 81 per crn.|
Cream brick cheese II quoted Il Z
per pound Whole mixes splces 4
pickling purposes are on sale at il
per quarter pound.
Public market specials todsy A.
Fancy lemons. zoe per dosz
shoulder steak. 3 pounds. z5c: an
ibo per dozen; geranium and m
rose plants. zoe each apricuh G
per box; peaches. Soc per vi
q ooseberrieE. 10c per pound, mi
lish pie cherries. i0c per pcui
new spuds. IL pounds. Csc: redusl
rants, boxes. Csc; mutton ass|
SEC per pound; chicken sd
home made, SOC per pound: hoa<]
canned fruit. 35-40c per quart: hort)
berries, z boxes, 15c; round stas
f0e ~per pound: large canfaloa,~
Ice each: dressed chickens. 1ssn|
pound. and fresh eastern esq NJ
per dozen.
AAAEaAEHA IA1HNTe WI &c 4
Parsley. 3 bunehms Tor lee
Tafnlps Z punches for &c al
CELERY. ifc buneh Il
Dried eniuus. % 10 ihs ia z
CahhaNes ac 10 ac F1
uutaiaFaa I've 10.
flaets 3 hunrhes fer Sc
Head lettuce. : for &c
Lemons l1c 60 1Gc per con
FAury apples. 81 ea 10 t4ll 80
Flnenppies zee % Sc eaeh
Oranges lee 90 tic doKsn
FIuWNraaa=t' % rhNtioua Use 30 &nGi
fosns EEe % Tee aoE
Grape fruit. see 90 See
Dates lee
Warrington creamery tuitss NJ
Ioaa creamery. Z IA. Sic. fsnsA tr1s
1hc "a
Ranch erEn. 15.tccc doE
Potatoes new. aI-ta lts $50
ouions. hunchea. SCI boiiinr eriuz
~ ihe for sc
Carrots bunches fer Sc
Summer squash. loo 70,
Mutton rhnEa liz sfac n a,
steaks. isc 70 Ito. perterhoass ife IL II
10 Hiflcfn. ltc ~ round steak ifiia
NJ shoulder steak. itN abes hnm
tc ~. roasts s-Tc ID bosilns beef -
~.
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PRESIDENT NAMES THE
GOVERNMENT BOARD
FOR THE A.-Y.-P. I.

WASHINGTON. July l6.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has appointed the
following United States govern.
ment board Of managers 20 the
Alaskan. Yukon. Pacific exposition
TO be held IN Seattle next year.
Assistant Secretary Of the In
terror ]. Z. Wilson; W de c. Ra-
venel. Of the National museum; W.
NJ. Geddes, OF the treasury depart.
ment. secretary aud diEbursing Of
Ncer
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Three ream modern fiat hath. rsntfi
easy WALKING distance tltte Main
tett --tt-u
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noARn AND noon.

Fer Went Neatly taTuishsa tat ~
ronms sts Main ID -ts q
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: tttttttttttt.,,
SWALLOWS TEETH-p,ss
by United pres..I

= PASADENA, Cal. Jnly ia,
= Mrs Sarah whitehead Il des6
. at her home In this cts 4 !
= result Of swallowing a pars a
= her false teeth. She became
q ~ shortly after noon Webs. /,
= day and a physician was callst
= lie was unable 10 correcsly ,
. diagnose the case and a. ,
4 cause OF the womHn's lines
= was learned too late. Herot ,
= measures we're then adopiea ,
= but 10 no avail.
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Good Oil Stock Cheap

w. NJ Horrin a Co, go Firet ay.
have for sale 600 shares American
CANADIAN OH at Is cents per share
sss
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

Tho Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsl-
bility for errors OF any Kind
occurring In tcicphoncd adver
tiacments.
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ron SALE on TRADE.

Al kinds sooa and coal, sry SLAB seed
d ~ psf laaa Main iala. 80 itl
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"AELP WANTED"
AND Al CLASSIFIED Aps.

One cent word--Minlmum
charge Ice when charged to
account actual number OF lines
az set will be counted Seven
insertions made Tor the price
OF ak when cash ls paid All
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
will be counted as two lines.
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Fine rooms Tor two gentlemen
ladies sinsie beds 1873 noren Me
tttA h-
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sYNcHRopomE THEATRE

See the pictures that sing, dass
and talk. az the SynchFoaad
Theatre, SOS Pike 81, Opening y
Torrance Saturday. July isth .
7 D. m Admission 10 cts
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Steamer Monticello

Saves siEht minutes IN tins between
Seattle and " a NAVY Yard. which "a.
shiss a uaw schedule ~ sin raand tFfps
daily LsaNtnE FLYER Dock. foot - Maai.
son street AZ %. 80 aud ~ 20 a IN
20. zee and 20 3. IN. aatutday Il 10
D ~. sandny 80 o m.
Lawns nfamsrfan TtSe ard Issie
Z va he 40. 80. ttls and Use d m
Sunday night $50 instead ~ ss0
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

\ DO not trust printed time
= tables In newspapers for
4 time Of departure and arrival
= Of trains telephone King street
4 Station Information Bureau
n Sunset. Main 2TSo, ndepend'
\ snt III.
skx3kx srAsN
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SynChrOdOme Theatre


The genuine and euiF picture ma
ehiHe "a the state - Washington that
ptnlsfts pietHFss that rluE dance and
lalh Opening performance JuiF a. a.
s. pa Msflhsss dsiig gsQ So. So.
hiahts e. 20
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asiruArlons wANTHos

"Situations Wanted adver
tlsemonta 25o for rs words
tlmcs Additional space, &c per
line.
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pavensroft To the wife % n Ravens
reft rGtv July "a q son
Thomas To the Wtff 81 THOMAS.
MA peany way 1uiy rs son
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North Bank Land
Company

DO You WANT
TO RAISE ApRLEa
AND OTHER nIG
PAYING FHrirs7
Then 80 where
the soil IL most
productive and
whore you can hove
all tho water YOU
can Maa
rALOusE ORCHARDS
IN the Washturna q
valley whitman County.
a o. place
= railroad systems
run through this valley
The new town 81 rALousn
FALLS hos Just started
Oct In and make your
home on one of cur I0-ocre
tracts and be independents
Only 80 per acre down.
balance on long time
Hali or write for fun particulars
rifE pALousE IRRIGATION s.
pOWER co.
fit Columbia S.
Seattle.
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BALLARD AGENCY-P. II.
Mullen. Sai Ballard avY OPP
City Hall Phone, Ballard SOC
MAIN OFFICE seventh av-.
between Union and University.
Phones, Main 1850: Ind. tsl.
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DEATH NOTICES

Jchnson--fnsant tosnson. 1uiy %. itis
HnrriAaN 80 80
Hansly-jahn HauslY, Hnout 80. Jaiy
! foot - Weller 81
F.resy hnask-S a Fsrusy houEh. 2.
Julv ~ ISIS s. Mercer -
Chapsuau = csspman. g. l&lY ~.
nrsen~ tnfaut Bgown Juiy 49, itis
s2ud a.
Neiistrem heilstFoH1t ~ An9 -
ia this rity
psssfssu 7. rsssgsan a, 1uip iA
il thls city.
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posses AFTER MURDERER.
(sy United Preas.)

MARYsVlLLE. Cal. July i6.-
Adolph Jules. the Italian who muir
derod Antonio Liberatos and Ola
yonni pucciui, In cold blood. at
Camp No. 20 on the Western Pa
cific railway. 20 miles east Of Orc
Vile. Is today roaming in the hills
Of the Big Bar region. terroriEing
-every resident In the lonely coun-
try. Posses are hunting him.
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FARMe AND LANDS,

MT ifolr " aarfT T. EIsS rs-If
~. 10 AofAe, eel phprOeg9 lhnf NV
iall dg,a,a ~ MN geal'R(sd Tee
boat ef fHtoruthani fdhes on good
county road half bottom land haItnce
flfat class uplapnl nice cfaeh ihtfaHh
ihs piece. iefgt hsaura drelsfd
house. barn and uuthull dihgst " coo
cash takes a. 10 you ate puhinA faf
fhnt bafFaln Investigate thls
NourHf MALTNr
pipspao ssi Aiasha huildiuH
--ie-aI
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

pfrTTERwOHTH A scNE. Professional
Directors aud Licensed kfneAlmefs- 1871
80. ere Moore Theatre Beth phones tte
nisitx rndsrtskins CO. eis ENinM
"a Fremant Nsrth SIS. Green tts
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CITY REAL CsTArE.

t.asfe gracts $50 ~ essh. u wssa
WIN Black. 49, Hsw Yefk hik
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$2S,OOO,OOO

WAS received bY the growers of Fresno
'ruunty Call fnt their farm And fruit
'pfnducta lest season am offering
some chniee 10 ana aosAsfs tracts tn
The heart ~ that section. with Htuud
hn0n ~ water fnr irrigation. Ht Hft0
ana 500 nHf hrfr. terms one nfIh each.
balance very aHHY can hHd are inr 49,
write faf pamphlet Swine fuli patfie.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral services q AndfeN J.
Youns viii - held from the charTi ~
Ratteru eFah & sens Friday moruiHG -
e1a The remains HtN u sent 20 t4f
salisa ore TOT burial
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Following are the overnight en-.
Iriga at the Meadows for Fridays
First race, i've furlOngg, purse ,
uHidoug fUo yearolda.
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~ AMER HOME OK THE SOUND {
arfss mifh ever 90 rods ffonsaKa we'll
tHnut%fsd. bearing ufehHfd. ali kinds
81 small ffuita spFins wafer pipsd "a
hnuar. tFeonn house goaa harm and
several uuthuilalnEs 81 eco
HOnEnT NAIrhT
30 sac st Alaska Building
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CANADIAN pAciFic IRRIGATED
LAND in sunny Alberta fnT fgb per
aero
Non irrigated winter wheat Land fff.
stock ranches 81 nnsatsaih cash bal
anrs 10 nunual payments Per cent
interest This greatest Opportunity ~
the day iu fands H0f ran HaFttruiafa
aud beuhlst sas q D. 81 Land Agency
tta Mafiau nldF