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New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
SEVERE ON Il. Il. THOMAS.
Jersey Auto Club Nay Dismiss Him
and Tru to Reuoke License.

Joseph H Wood. chairman of the legal COM
nittee of the New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Climb announced in Newark last night that
within a week or two there would be meeting
of tbe hoard of trustees of the association to
take action upon the case of E. r, Thomas. who
is a member and under charges Of speeding
growing out of his accident in Long Branch
Mr. Wood declared that at this meeting it
would be decided to serve formal notice upon
Mr.. thomas to show within thirty days
why he should not be expelled from the club as
result of mis- trouble at Long Branch. Two
vears ago the club. which has among its MEM
hers some of the most important automobile men
of the Fast decided TO establish a rule against
sneedine to discourage recklessness among
drivers Mr. Thomas is the first to feel the ef-
fects the new rule. In addition to dismissing
him from the club Wood said the trustees
Smith. commissioner of motor vehicles in New
Jersey. revoke not only Mr.. Thomass license for
his machine, but his drivers license as we'll
The club, it was said, much wrought up
over the performance OF Mr.. Thomas at Long
Branch and recalled other happenings in which
the same man figured with his powerful ma
chimes.
Three attempts TO rescue Mr.. Thomas, who is
held on charges of speeding by the Long Branch
police in the Memorial Hospital at that place
while he is recovering from his injuries, were
made on Monday night according to tho detes-
tives who are watching the hospital None .,
The attempts was successful and his friends DENY
Ahat he has ever had any idea Of escaping.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
MISS PECK MISSING.
Expeditions Sent to Find Her on
Mount Huascdrdn.

Lima, Aug. 1S.-Alarm is felt here for the
safety os Miss Annie S. Peck, Of Providence.
r. l.. the noted mountain climber. who on Fri
day afternoon signalled her arrival at an alti-
tude of $4,000 feet on Mount Huascaran. Since
that time no word has been had from Miss Peck
the two Alpine guides who accompanied her.
Miss Pecll's feat in reaching altitude higher
than that attained by any other woman
in the world was learned here with astonish-
ment and admiration, and her return eager
ly awaited. Her failure 10 return to COM
municate in any way since Friday soon caused
grave anxiety, and various expeditions were or
ganized and have started to her assistance.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
FIVE YEARS FOR CANAL:
Colonel Goethals Thinks 1t Can Be
Com DleteG U'itkin That Time.

Washington Aug. 1S.-That the Panama Canal
can be completed within five years and at much
less cost to the government than has been gen
orally supposed is the information which Colonel
George w. Goethals, engineer in charge of the
canal construction, is expected to bring to Secre
tary of War Wright from the isthmus early
next month.
Colonel GoethaIs contemplates trip to this
country in September for the purpose OF con-
ferring with Secretary Wright on canal zone
matters. One of the subjects of discussion will
be the estimates for the next ear. to be sub
mitted to Congress at the coming session.
While here Colonel Goetha1s will make trip
to Oyster Bay to discuss the situation with the
President He will return to Panama before
the various Congress committees arrive there
early in November TO inspect the work.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
WANT SHERIFF REMOVED.
Ciuic League accuses albany Off
ciaI of AHos0ing Gambling.

Albany Aug 1S.-A petition asking for the
removal of Sheriff Joseph Besch of Albany
County on charges of neglect of duty in per-
1nitting gambling to be conducted in Albany
County was filed to-day with Governor Hughes
by the executive committee of the Civic League
of Albany Accompanying the petition are sew
eral affdavts alleging that betting on policy
and horseraces is permitted in the rear rooms
of saloons cigar stores and other places In
Albany Watervliet and Coonie. Albany Coun-
tv The af1davits give the names of the places
where gambling is said to have been permitted
and the dates when the places were visited
Appended to the charges is a copy of a letter
sent to Sheriff Besch by members of the Civic
League calling his attention to those places
and requesting him to take action
The Civic League has opposed the leadership
of William Barnes, jr., being interested In
fusion movement against the regular Repub-
Iican nominees during the local political CAM
paign last year.
Governor Hughes announced tonight that
copv of the charges would be served upon
Sheriff Besch tomorrow morning and he would
be summoned to appear in the executive cham
ber on Saturday at 10 a. m, to file his an
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ARREST INSURANCE HEAD
Pittsburg Police AHege Company
Vas Unlicensed.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg, Aug. 1S.-The police ratded the
offices Of the Gibraltar Beneficial Society to-
day, alleging that the company has been con-
Quoting it's business without a state charter.
John s. Fouse. president of the organization.
was arrested, and warrants are out for William
Fouse, vice president, and Charles Sumner. Sec
retary, but they have not been served John S.
Fouse has so far not raised the 5000 BAH de-
manded
The books of the company show that they
have over ten thousand policyholders. most of
whom It is said, are ignorant negroes while the
others are made up of the poorer white class.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
SEVENTY MEN ENTO1HBED
1n Explosion in the Maypole Cot
Hery at Wlgdn.

Wigan, England, Aug. 1S-An eHpioSloh oc-
CURED to-day in the Maypole coal mine. belong
ing TO Pearson. & Knowles. The headgear and
yantiIa+ine apparatus of the mine were de-
stroved and about seventy of the miners are
entombed
Practically the smallest hope is entertained OF
saving the entombed miners. Temporary re-
pairs to the machinery enabled rescue parties
to descend into the adjacent workings. only to
find their way blocked by wreckage and gases
Three dead miners and one badly injured man
were found with several dead ponies Four Oh
the miners escaped. A number of the rescuers
were overcome by the fumes and brought to the
surface in an unconscious condition A frenzled
crowd of relatives and friends of the entombed
MON surround the mouth of the pit tonight.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

The 'Ililsit' styjish eyeglasses cali At speneers
new Bis,sLt Eoric rebbles. Now 81 Maiden Lane
--AogI -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
scHURMAN TO HEAR BRADLEY CASE

Albany. Aug Ex-Governor Hughes tonight an
nounced the appointment of George w. Schurnlaii'
q Nauu York as commissioner TO take testimony
or tho charges recently filed against Sheriff John
T2radIev r of Saratoga County for alleged failure
to suppress public betting at Saratoga during the
recent race meeting.
Mr. Schurman is brother OF PRESIDENT ochui-
man of Cornell University and was formerly asso-
ciatei with Governor Hughes in the practice OF la"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
DEATH FOR eteAMY IN MARYLAND

baltimore. Aug. lS.-In preparing The case against
an accused bigamist awaiting trial here, Deputy
States Attorney Raymond Williams has discovered
that an old law. dating back 10 the English law
of 1901 and transferred therefrom TO the code
Of this state makes death the penalty without al
Tentative for bramy In this state. and, as far as
h.. can learn. this old law is stin IN force.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
MIAMI NEWS

Ffqm Tbs 0sseva uoaniY nsaseA
n l. Bslle~ of ynitA wAs II town
Monday looking after the interest 81
the PlonesF rsiephons Co
The mines of Lieolnvllle are a. work.
The Mason Is turning out q tou Of ore
an hour, while TIE Lancaster Hawk.
eye and Mission are putting cut slx
tons q ore a shift
frobAbly more sidewalks are nos
under construction III Miami THAN any
other placs or IL Sire Ia tais section
81 TIE country This Is saying a good
deai, too, Tor evefy town hefsabout is
making 3 speciality Of side saik build
ing this season.
chief Engineer Jackman of the
Bartlessills read, wAs Ia the c. > yes.
teFiay, accompanied BY some business
men 81 WEIGH, visiting the mines and
TIE clsy of Miami TIE road Is % 70
70 WEIGH instead Of Bluslacket. as
surveyed az flst. This is beoauss Tie
prople of Blusiacket woald 20 nothing
fof TIE Rad. claiming THAT Il could
not miss them. NaY We not take a
lesson tsom this lucldentY
The county tFaasufnrs onlee this
morning received check fron lle
state treasurer fef G6 o1o. that sum
being the proceeds q the sale ~ bonds
az reported ia these c0Iumns a rev
weeks ago The bonis were issued bg
tho County Commissioner, wlth tie
gonsout q the gavenor aud were
sold e tie state sef.ooI fund bea os
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
WEIGH MEMS


George Iiaadcses ana l3ak With
an sold their remaining tss loAis of
cattle 10 jim Goealar
fsta Wooaall q near Nlnlta "a VISIT.
iug aith his nfbtlser Tues WnodAll
ana family north pf tomn this ws H.
= A. Dobklns bought 30 head 81
cattle of John sbafp u chelsea. shlch
be wlll run on grass this summer, near
Wslch.
T. \. Mcfarland y resting easy
this week lie ias AL hls cats and
nax 10 tie ground and reports that
mmt of tho Route farmers are plow
rng Fof corn now
T. ] Iancock and Lee jackson
were IN sallisaw znd MildFow. Okia.
looking fof cattle. bat dld not dnd
anything that looked promising
enough tissy returned hone Friday.
tern FRIDAY. March 80. 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm. Mcfarland, q gifl. SAtgr-
day, March "a, 10 MF and Ms. Kd-
wAFd johnson, 4 boy Tuesday, March
-, 70 hr and Mrs. Dan Hulseas, a
girl.
Died Mra NkfclsaA Duncan. mother
Of Mrs & n Williamson, died AZ her
homs on Russell creek, March ~
Funeral service we're held AZ the
family residence and burial took place
Ia OAk Foyecemelery Chetopa. March
-
Disi-On Mach q. u3uAr8. The 10
faot son of Mr and Nm. W II. Peace
Of rural route so !. having dlsi after
a lingering illness % sieht weeks
FuaetAl services seFe preached AZ the
rcslianes or Eiwari l. Young aud
lutefmeut took place Ia Wrleh rrme
tsrY March rs
l. n NeponAld q Blaslacket
Rua. Route Ne 3, was 10 Welch
Mouaag on business. lie reports the
stoek proposition as
moving along llss'g ln spite of me
panic and he has HIisd a nambsf u
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

nAsuh ii lanof eshA lhlEa lllilaAy
5R nunenn u u pryor. rfesk tbia
wsss
Ths family of Sos siiaa has shs
gripps
wm. Johnson has bought = good
span q wofk horses
Julius Porter bought q hore from
q, MaYes last week
Jno leAcls made business Trip 10
Pryor cfsek lAAt week
Gus Downing says he ran panther
Of li0u 09 ahog lAst eeek
Rev. James Evans allied a. appoint.
menf hers Saturday aud sunday
BAsket dlnnef a. the standing
Water church on the tsh SUNDAY
D0ison Il Ilyers have received .
nice line of spring millinery gooaA
tulius Porter sold two load Of hogs
= Tip Mars of TIP Okla, saturday.
J.E. Duncan visited MS boys at ths
Male Seminary a. TVilequAh this
uask
John Prices new farm houas near
Locust Grove IL receiving the last coat
0f paint
Mlm Fannie Ridge visited her
mother from Pryor creek saturday
and SUNDAY
Mr. and Mn wm. HarkicF Of
Locust grove. Are rsiolelng over tie
birth Of 4 RlFl
sunday school ln in fine progress
subscription wAS taken 90 SUNDAY 70
NAid buying 90 orgAn.
MN Hni tie sick nurse of the
Whitaker orphan home visited ~ith
Mrs Caliis Ridge saturday and sun
dAy.
John LaNls wAs arFAlKned beforo
1astlcs RARNlalr M0ndag for disturb.
lng public womhlp but there seems q
u 20 prosecuting stiffness Or 90 one
kueu anything aboet It - the case
pas dismissed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
GROVE NEWS


Work stsll Progresses nlcely on the
nA@ Baptist church.
Wheat i doing wsil aud AT lndl.
eations polHta 70 good crop sc the
present
Tie mefT1 song Of TIE com planter
s eiicking a~ky and hos saloous
comes Tie sound.
" & Gibson purchased . ans 2,
ysaruld tay driving hofsa lasf seek
OF Il, W Nelson Consideration sl25.
". A. Patksr Is among those wi,o
s9wea blue grass the past few days.
Grove vii soon b. ; picturesque
city
q. l. Guthrie and o. y Butler
hass been hsAutitying tlelr resi-
denrca bY setting out . I0f of maple
alaads trees Get tie shablt
Al EAFls loars ~ilI b. Organised
here IA the near future. The Eaglss
ere a good order and Il Is hoped thAt
II : lodge bs orgAniSsd here thsy sill
prosper
There Is = great demand for all
kinda of hardwood lumber Ia this
vicinity Tits though. is tie only sign
of = building boom, whleh has heen
going on fug the past YeAf
Chickens always come hone 20
fooet Watch al Of whom went 10
Mexico the past year return 20 Grove
at an early date We anxiously
asait their return with aweleome
Grove has the 0nest spring of water
III che fair state Or Oklahoma II
las been pot ia credltable shape BY
TIE erection oi hasiu a stone pre-.
tseflng wall aud stone lattice Wafk
Size braat and Eureka isn'tin II.
neny saiton ias the foundation
almost completed snd TIE consfguo
ton of a modern deeilng wHl begin
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

AZ #eN @N hib fAfM AlAH Mssa N0Hlh na
kh@ aasy Hlm nMw HtfueAfs win IL
bullf Just A1uthwsa ~ allera M
Sutton Dow lives i,sf tile good uork
Of helldlne continue
A protnrtad meeting started
Wednesday night a. tie n. r
church. with tlls pastor G |. Crow ia
ths palpit RsF G W Hardon Of
tnplal wiii arrive the nfst AZ next
wees IA assist ID tie good work Every
body eordially Invited 10 attend
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
ADA|R ITEMS


There lsbut small doaht nos bat
shat AdAlI sill sln have & small Tel.
eplions sachAnse
Much cofn Is beinK plAated THIS
mvek w far the season tas Desfl
ideal fpr tlie farmer
Neville 4 Company shipped over
one hundred sad slKiy 6ts dollars
worth d eggs lAst wsek
TIE new Katy depot - beginning 10
look iike housa 70 tie KATY road ~e
can say small fatoa thankfully 70
ceived lafEeg ooea 10 proportion
john Guntef brought Ia large
banch of western horses Wednesday
alld tho hoYH are now having
logs Of fun breaking them 70 ride and
work.
On tie tlh day Of April this stock
district will vote to allow the cattle
men free acceaa to the prairie az compel
them % keep their cattle ap. II the
people sots ~ taey talk they will 10
against the cAttle men two 10 one.
Ruth Acglll, two yeAu Old, Whils
playing with matches, striking them
on a stove Ia sone wAy 80, 'he IRE TO
her dfes aud sNfese her fs'hef and
mother reached her from a1 adjoining
room slls wAs badly burned about the
face aud uaht arm The father Is
earring very badly burned hand
caused hy tearing TIE burning dress
from tlls iltgie one
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
In Good Condition

I. A. Parkinson. The cattleman,
says that stock never was IN better
condition at this time oi the year,
and 4 things continue IS favorable
cattle viii b ready for the market
n the early part Of June Wagner
Record,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

/ Nsf aeNA xefa la #AM ill.,
unlN lhh esanfy III ii business anAll
mnnay II Hen8i.sd from tAsstlau. sad
VIII thus aaxo d|aannt Ga ennnfY
warrants The amount raralrea viii
le sppoftlonels amune several funds.
- heFetefole deserlhes
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
ROSE, OKLA.

no h8* Ga ssl Mess
Hos ara dYlas oys' o. spring
Greek
Dr. eaucb loss 4 good cos aud calf
lksf seek
CathIssu Duncan the aYearold
sister e Ciias Duncan prepared a
fefy dainty repAsI On tile isth 81
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

as I ~ h @phd dnpDe ul
% would @ hin d ii
pp cart t. frankly
w p ~ una farmer needs
w quality k - sup w farm sap p Ga
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

sra , A Nasgsfson AMI Miss Julia
Iafinf caws up ifem Aiair and
visited friends and relatives here osef
SUNDAY
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Here Is Our Offer:
THE cHIEFTAIN

that % h d us to % tain " have mm placed for ~
e III r II
more y hmyt hpud - a n reach Hym rel et tanna dollar mdte
Journal y us @ f m read be b dbra
H
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
Caye.ln Kills Miner.

Batosyille, July 13,-Ono Of
the mines Of the Arkansas phos-
phate companies at Phosphate,
this county, caved in today, on
tombing several laborers. Ono
of these, Will Herring, was res
cued soon after the accident oc-
cured. He was badly crushed
and is in o critical condition.
Tho dead body Of Charles
Odum was taken from tho mine
some time later, " is thought ho
was instantly killed.
The mines are 20 miles from
here and no particulars of the ac'
cident can be obtained here yet,
nor can II bo learned whether any
other miners were killed or injur'
cd.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
BENGAY Y

DR.. Everett Sullivan of Grange
was in our town Monday.
Bethel Parsley of Calamiae was
visitor to our town Monday.
Esq. F. j. Doss was transact
ing business at Cave City Mon
day.
Lots of farmers in this part OF
the county are through with their
work now.
L. R. Vaughan accidentally
ran a nail in his foot Monday,
which made severe wound.
We all would appreciate good
rain just now, although we are
not suffering to any great extent.
L. r. Vaughan and family
were visiting relatives and friends
in Cave township Saturday and
Sunday.
W. S. Hutchison and wife are
the proud parents of fine ten
pound boy, born Saturday Of
last week.
Mrs. Adeline Montgomery of
Cave township was hero Sunday
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Percy
Wainwright.
There was a singing at the
residence Of f. j. Doss Sunday
evening. A large crowd was
and all seemed TO enjoy
themselves.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
Bass For Distribution.

Mammoth Spring, July Ia
Word has boen received from
Washington that all orders for
fish throughout the United sItatoy
have been fI.llod and that M r.
Staplolon, superintendent of this
United statee fishery station,
can now distribute tho remainder
promiscuously wherever he de-
sIres. This 10 the tIrst time, 1t 10
said, In tho history Of the depart
ment that all domanda were sup.
Piled. This station has thoue'
ands Of bass yet W place any
whore they may be wanted
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17

Crops are all good and laid by
ia fair condition.
Corn, cotton and all other
crops are much better than at
this time last year,
Health is still very good here.
There are only a few cases Of
sickness, such as chills.
Our presiding elder was on
hand at quarterly conference a
few days ago and preached two
splendid sermons.
We had a light rain in this sec
ton Monday evening, and there
must have been a good rain not
far off and all around us.
We had large crowd at
cllurch sunday, more IMAM tne
building could hold, in fact.
Plenty of dinner was on the
ground for all in attendance.
The singing was splendid,
Splendid short talks on Sunday
schools were made by Jesse Por-
ter, W. M Jordan, O. l.. Dicker-
son and r. W. Hall. The bes t
of order prevailed, and every.
body left well pleased with the
manner in which the day was
spent,
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
White Ladies Dress Deceased Negro.

Cotter, July 12.--The only
negro family in Baxter county is
that Of Sam Mason, who lives at
this place. The family consista
of Sam Mason, his wife Alice and
one child, Charley, Is years old.
On Friday Alice Mason, after
eating y hearty breakfast, was
washing dishes whom she dropped
dead from heart failure, Tnere
being no negro people in town,
the white ladies' went in and pre-
pared the body for burial,
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
Peach Week AZ Black Rock.

Black Rock, July 12, This il
peach week here; that beautiful
peach known as the Belle Of
Georgia has ripenod, and Il great
many hundred crates Of them
have been shipped to Northern
markets, BY Friday the Elberlas
will be ripe and roady to ship.
AT one farm 10000 trees Of them
now stand loaded with the de-.
lioioue fruit,
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
JACKSON is INSANE.
So Said A Jury Which Heard Evidence
On The Matter This Week.

"Doo" Jackson, who killed
Dick Richardson at Hardy a few
months ago, and who was indict'
ed for murder in the first degree
by the Northern District grand
jury last week, is insane, accord
ing to a verdict rendered by q
jury at Hardy Tuesday. The
question-of Jackson's sanity was
taken up in the circuit court at
that place last Monday morning
before jury, and the evidence
of a number Of people was
heard. The jury was out sever
aEhours before returning q yer.
dict declaring tho belief that
jackson is insane. Sam IL,
Davidson and d, l.. King repre-
ssnted Jackson, while Prosecut.
ing Attorney Herrn was assisted
by Hon. G. Il. Elmore. Jackson
was taken to the asylum at Little
Rock this week.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
S II E l. 3 Y VII L E !.

Is sHELBYvILLE. II
hlth continues good in this
ps in this section are badly
\ d. Of rain just now.
West, a prominent citizen
bley, was in this city Sun
fC. Anderson of Calamine
h town one day the past
J.. Shaver had business at
jytown Tuesday and We'd
(y Of last week.
Sunday school at Bold
gs is progressing nicely
the supervision of }. l.,
/ Of this place.
bre will be q literary society
Iized at the Millignn camp
)d noxt Saturday night.
\ body invited TO come.
n. DR.. Rurge returned to her
i here last Saturday, after a
bf three or four weeks with
Hes and friends in White
(y.
baseball team was organized
Dast Saturday. II has been
q while since we've played
|all in this vicinity, but no
J thore will be a good nine
Shnvar hna sold his mill
in at this place TO Lookout
| Of Strawberry, who is said
Ian excellent man in hand :
bis kind of machinery. Mr..
| takes charge of tho machin-
t once, and will run the mill
Saturday.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17

There IL no summer vacation
in The Springfield Business Col
lego. President j. A. Taylor
eays young men entering now
can placed In good situations IN
tho fall. A number from this
county should go to that good
school.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
r L EDS GREEN,

~ hot weather now.
=, llason Of Emery was here
siness ono day last week.
|,e. jeff Blankenship Of tho
Y mines section was here res
y visiting her father, W. G.
es Francis Moreland was
last week to attend tho
Of her brother, Edgar
b.
Tom Laman and wife Of
D City Waited here Sunday,
quests Of b, +, Mitchell and
|ly.
lhn Johnson and wife Of Cavo
Waited here Sunday, the
Rta Of Jasper Mcleod and
|ly.
fss Ruth Montgomery began
erm Of school at f'airviow
day with sixteon soholars in
hdanee.
pmer, the little ely'year.old
|pf Mr., and Mrs, W, @, Mo-
y, foil from o tree and broke
|rm last Friday.
pgar Jonoa Of llaslo Grove,
borly of thie place, died last
and was burlod here tno
following HE demise. Edgar
OF friends In this section,
{ whom were sorry to hear Of
Sharp County record., 1908-07-17
KING MILLS /.
Weather dry.
Health is good.

Everybody still busy.
Fat COWS and sheep are in good
demand just now.
Crop prospects are as good as
could be expected.
Luther Hardin is talking of
going out west again.
No cotton blooms were reported
in this section by the fourth of
July.
"Uncle Enoch" Holt spent last
Sunday with his daughter near
Center.
A cattle buyer from West
Plains, Mo-, by the namo Of Sum"
mers was in this section recently
buying fat COWS,
Four jurors were summoned
from Davidson township for the
term Of circuit court at Hardy
which closed this week.
Anderson Paden is having
some work done on his mill race,
Tho race was not deep enough
and no is having IL dug Deeper,