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Notice To Banks For Bids For The
Custody OF State Funds.
BATON ROUGE La. March {. >.

BATON PoUGE La. March >. 1905.
Whereas, by section of Net No. %
of the extra session of the General As
semblv OF the State Of Louisiana. APP
proved Dee =. 1907, II is made the
duty OF the Board of Liquidation Of
the State debt to advertise for and i'll
vite bids from the banks throughout
the State. both STATE and National.
for the CUSTODY Of fund, in their re-
sDectiye parishes belonging 10 or re-
ccivcd in bthalf of the State bv sheriff,
or taE collectors: and
Whereas. said Board OF T.iouida-
ton at a meeting held Feb. -. 1905,
hv resolution Authorized the CARRYING
into effect said section > of said act
and authorized the Secretary of state
20 advertise for bids in manner and
form as required br law.
Now. therefore. |. John =. Michel.
Secretary of State. by virtue of the au-
thoritv vested in me bv SAID resolution
and in accordance with said act. do
hereby Give public notice to the banks
in each parish that bid, win be re-
cejyrG from them i,y the Board Of
LiGuiaation of the State debt for the
CUSTODY Of the funds helonoinp TO or
received in behalf OF the State by tho
sherjtls or tax collector, of the re-
spective parishes in which said banks
are domIeiled after thirty (3o) DAYS
advertisement Of this notice as re-
ouiredbv law. All bid, snail b. Sealef!
and indorsed on tie envelope Fiscal
Agency Bid" and addressed to tt
State Auditor Baton Rouge. La. an;.
he in his possession on or before April
Is. 1865.
The lettinr or awardinn OF said
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State of Louisiana /
Parish of 81 Mary /

State of Louisiana I
Parish of st. Mary
FRANKLIN. La, April = 100,
In accordance with the requirements Of Act
15a of the General Assembly ef the State OF
Louisiana of the year ls9s, and any subsequent
amendment thereto we the Supervisors OF Flee
tion in and for the Parish of st. Mary legally
constituted and organized. do hereby give notice
that 4eaa.nl State Election for -t1tt+-,s-sssstfr
rial, Legislature. Parochial and Ward Officers
and for Municipal Elections for Mayor and
Five COuncmen, and "A Constable in the town o!
Berwick and for a Mayor and Five Councilmen
and a Constable in the Town of Patterson, the
same Commissioners appointed for the state
Election i'm the 9Th and sth wards to serve for the
Municipal Elections i'll the towns of Patterson
and berwick in and for the State of Louisiana.
and in and for the parish of st Mary, and in and
for the lth Senatorial District of the State, viii
be held in the parish of 81. Mary. on
= TUESDAY, APRIL. DIST, 1908,
the polls will be open from IL. m..ito ! r. III.
at each and every Polling precinct III the Parish
Of st. Mary, rs established by the Police july of
said Parish.
On this day the duly qualified eIeetor, viii
take notice.
tSigneGJ w. II. NETTEE, Pres.
d. n. FOSTER,
ii. W. kAPPEI. SeC'ty
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FORMULATION of the appointment OF
the Commissioners of Election and
Clerks of the various Precincts OF
the Parish of St Mary. La. fol
the Genesa4Statc Election and fol
~ the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the towns
Of Patterson and Berwick of April
2lstx 1903.
Under the terms of Act No. I5a of the General
Assembly Of Louisiana for the year 1895 and sub
sequent amendments thereto, We, the Board ot
Election Supervisors in and for the Parish of 81
Mary, Louisiana, constituted to wit:
William IL. Netter, PRESIDENT DIR. II, \. Foster
and II. W. Kappel secretary; each duly sworn
and qualified under the law, did this day NEE,
aud proceed 10 appoint the following named Com
miSsioners and Clerks OF Election in and for III,
various polling precincts of the Parish "f st
Mary. La. as established and provided for by
the Polio, jury of said Parish and in accordance
with Section II OF Act l52 of 1888, to-wi:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct /. Charenton-I ID Stewards, Pau
Pecot. w O. Nell Rep, commissioners; T. y
Cookies, clerk Evariste Richard, watcher.
Precinct .. BoudreauN Store-Einest Rou,l-
reanx, Ed Dore, Kmbro, Rep. commits
sioners Leo Gravenberg. clerk Alex Alain
Jr. watcher.
SECOND WARD
Frccinct !, Glencoe Chas \ Bergeron, T f Du
mesnil, Geo Tyler Rep. commissioners; I
Broussard, clerk; Frank PARA, watcher
Lancon: Robert Brown, Rep. commissioners
Henry Lancon clerk; David Markham watcher
THIRD WARD.
Precinct !, Franklin-W II Latham. Wilson
Mckerall, Jr.. A. ". Ohlmeyer Rep. commits
sioners \ G Barnard, clerk; Paul Eerrio
watcher.
Precinct ,. Ballwin-Alcee SimoneauX.
Bell. j ID Morris. Rep, commissioners: j Il Sewell
clerk Robert Barnett, watcher.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct !. Centrevilie- Drnilhet, Laurent
bert Etenne, clerk; i WEST, watcher.
FIFTH WxRD.
Precinct ]. Horace Cook, Herman
kleb, G Watson, Rep, issioners: W {
Baker, clerk; ID Penny. wateL
SIXTH WARN IT.
Precinct l. Morgan City Dan LYhchkaa& q i
CARRIER, " Paddock Rep, coin = b
Septime Laneaux. clerk: j A thornton. d
Precinct, Amela-Albert AucOin, o Il Bd611e
Jos Thompson Rep, commissioners: j S Aucon
clerk; Edgar Olivier, watcher.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct J. Julien-S Store-Alfred Fortier
ThOs Murphy, 2 } Maard. Rep commissioners
Alfred FOrtler, jr., clerk; Henri Julien, watcher
EIGHTH WARD. i
Precinct l, Berwick-Ira Gilmore, Thos Thor
gersOn. Albert Labe, Rep, commissioners; Jules
z Hebert clerk; VIM Nerret, watcher..f
In evidence whereof. we have herVnnto of
hcialIy signed our names hereto this. 2nd day OF
April 1908.
WILLIAM II VETTER, Pres ident
DIR D. n. FOSTER,
H. W. kAPPEL, Secretary.
Board of Supervisors of Election of Parish of st.
Mary. La.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the
stockholders Of the Bloch Clothing
Co, Ltd, that a stockholders
meeting will be called at its office
in Franklin, Parish of ST. Mary,
Louisiana, on Saturday, the 18th
day of April, A. D., 1908, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, to vote upon a
proposed increase Of the capital
stock OF said company of Twelve
Thousand Dollars 1912, 000.O0)
thereby making a total capital
stock of Twenty-Seven Thousand
Dollars (s27,000.00.) at which
meeting the stockholders are re-
quested to be present either in
person or by proxy.
LOUIS LEVY,
!. BLOCH,
s. We'll. y
N -.
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and Ex- Officio Recorder thereof, do here
by certify that the above and foregoing is
a true and correct copy of the original
Charter Of the Pecan Camp No. II Wood
men Of the " ord, now on file and of record
in my office, Recorded in Book "a Of
Mortgages at page----Entry No. 3'33;;.4 OF
late March 10th. A. D., 1908.
in evidence whereof witness my official
: gna ure ana the impress Of the seal OF my
Office. th PCT day of March, A. D., 1908.
J. WOOD CHADWICK,
by. Clerk 4 TX -Ofcio Recorder.
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STATE OF LOUIS;ANAS
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of St. Mary.
In the matter of the Receivership
of The Mrs. E. D. Burguieres
Planting Co., Limited.

Notice is hereby given to the cred
itors OF this corporation and to all
other persons herein interested. to
show cause, within ten days from the
present notification, why the quarterly
account as filed by Wilson McKerall.
Sr., Receiver, should not be approved
and homologated.
In evidence whereof. witness my Off
cial signature and the impress of the
seal OF my Office this Both day of
March, a. d., 1908.
WILBUR IT. KRAMER.
Clerk of Court.
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FRANKLIN. LA. April ., 1908.
Under the terms of Act No. 1J2 Of the regular
session of the Legislature of the State of Louis
lana 81 the year 1S9S. the Board of Supervisors of
Election IN and for the Parish of st. Mary did
proceed to appoint the following named Com
missioncrs of Election and Clerk for the Town of
Franklin election to be held on May It'll, 1909
under Section II of Act 1J2 of ls9s to.wit:
W II Latham, Aug Ehrhardt Piacide p icur
commissioners; \ q Barnard clerk
WILLIAM II. VETTER Pres,
Il \. FOSTER,
II. w. KAPPEL, Secty
Board OF Supervisors of Election of Parish of ST .
Mary, La.
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State of Louisiana,
Parish of st, Mary.

State Of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Mary.
Having examined the foregoing Charter
of 1.-The Commercial Club of Franklin,
La.," and finding nothing therein con-
tanned to be contrary to law, and its objects
and purposes legal, 1 hereby approve the
same, this 26th day of March. 1903.
(SIgned) w. X. WILSON.
District Attorney.
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Clerks Office,
st. Mary, Parish. Louisiana.

!. J. Wood Chadwick, Deputy Clerk OF
the a3rd Judicial District Court, in and
f0r the Parish of St. Mary, La, and Ex-
Omcio Recorder thereof do hereby certify
that the above and foregsing is a true and
correct copy Of the original Charter now on
file and Of Record in Book "a Of Mortgages,
at entry No. 333>SSjS of date March
18th. 1908.
In evidence whereof witness nv Official
Msrch4 1905.
j. WOODs CHADWICK.
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ADMINISTRATORS ADVERTISEMENT.
Estate of Dr.. Henry j. Sonders,
> Deceased.

We will lease as administrators OF
the above estate at public auction, 70
the last and highest bidder, at the
court house in the town OF Franklin
Parish of st. Mary, in front OF the d.
Mary Bank and Trust Company
Building. in which the Court is now
held, on
SATURDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF
MAY, 1908.
between the hours of eleven O'Clock a.
m.. and four o'clockp. M. the FOL
lowing described property. to-wlt:
The undivided one half OF that GER
tain sugar plantation, lying and pes
inc situated II the Parish OF ST. Mary
known as the auckland" plantation
on both sides of the Bayou !ecne,
bounded on the east side OF salu
Bayou by lands formerly OF >. n;
Acklen. and on the west side OF salu
Bayou by lands formerly OF W. .:
Torian. and below on both sides OF
of said Bayou by lands formerly, VI
J. 7. Muggah, containing ID an
superficial area of eleven hundreu or
penis. together with an undivided nan
of all of the buildings and impro.1
ments thereon. mules, wagons, agricui'
tural implements, ETC.. except anu
serving the residence on said planta-
ton occupied by the late DR.. Henry
]. Sanders. .;d
End. Also will be leased on saIu
date all of what is known as VIZ
Muggah. Burgess and Chase tracts "a
land belonging to said estate. ..o,v
There being on hand approximately
.303 acres of plant cane; 3lo acres VI
first years stubble: 40 acres OF secono
years stubble and 220 acres OF corn
said plantation being under full nea a.
way and being equipped Win az h ap
paratus for making crops a'"
vesting- Same.
The lessee to furnish bona ior
for the faithful return and gooo
of all plantation movables any
cane. and as "a guarantee again
damage from carelessness or r,, sss
fault to the machinery IN lne me ST
house. II s,uocs
The lessee 10 furnish note sos. =
rent of said property as 1t now Pa -
to be secured by lessons ing .,o..,
privilege upon the crops. So
49, Mrs. LEILA S. HICK
Administer
March 20, 1908.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

FRANKLIN, La, March IS. 1908.
In compliance with the provis-
ions OF the Charter Of the Town of
Franklin, | hereby give notice that
an election will be held in this
town on the fourth (4th) day OF
MAY. 1908. from 6 O'Clock a. NJ, to
Z o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing one az Mayor and FIVE
% Councilmen to serve during
the coming two years.
JOHN C.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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FRANKLIN, La, March 10, 1908.
In compliance with Sec. 3 of Act
No. 1913 of the regular Session of
1898. We, the Board OF Supervisors
OF Election, in and for the Parish
ST. Mary, do hereby give notice
that an election will be held at the
Court House in the town OF Frank
lin on the fourth (4th) day of
May, 1908, from six CO. o'clock a.
m, to seven (T O'Clock, p. m, for
the purpose Of electing one ~
Mayor and five ~ Councilmen to
serve during the ensuing two
years. OF this the duly qualified
Electors Will take notice.
w. II. VETTER, President.
Fl. w. KAPPEL, Secretary.
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FRANKLIN, LA, March IS, 1908.
The Registration Office will be
open on March is, 1908, and will
remain open for 20 days Tor the
registration OF all qualified voters
in the town of Franklin, La. Par
ism of st. Mary.
II. w. KAPPEL. Registrar.
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State of Louisiana,
Parish CT st. Mary.

Nv. X. Wilson, District Attorney of the
25rd. Judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of ST.
Mary, La. do certify that have read the
foregoing articles of the Association of
Pecan Camp No. Al. Woodmen OF the
World, Unexpectedly and find 1otbing
therein contrary to the statutes Of the
United States or Of the State of Louisiana.
Thus done ard signed 1t Franklin, La,
this 18th day Of March, 1908.
w, K. WILSON.
District Attorney.
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Only grease your wagon
two weeks If you use ba'
GIoese. Get & ct Q'Gielse
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
sportiRE GOSSIP.

Lou Drill, will catch ana manage the
Terra Haute team in the Central league
this year.
Kid Mccoy is willing now to wear his
real name. lie may, but can he make
people forget the old one and its odium-
cold wave and return match between
Farmer Burns and War Eagle on the same
schedule board rs asqueer combination Of
elements.
Every cub who hits Coz. will be furnished
with a suit OF clothes by some tailoring
house i'm Chicago. II Jack Pfeister hits
90, the tailors agree 20 keep him clothed
the rest OF his life.
Charlie Blue. who goes from the Ameri-
can association 10 tile ST. Louis Browns
this year, is being wrongly touted a
youngster. He has spent ten years IN pro-
tessiOnal baca ball.
Terry MCGovern claims the enviablo dis
tincti1n Of having given the name Tommy
Burns" % Noah BrussQ. Fake names
have sometimes been worn with disastrous
results 10 prize fighters.
IL now turns out that, that fellow Rodgers.
who Wrestled Hackenschmidt over In Lon
don the other night for the championship ,
OF the world" was only a press agent Of
the Gotch-Hackensehmidt match In April.
to give standing telHack.
Jimmy Britt has been offered a chance
TO meet Paelie Mcfarland before the
Badger Athletic club, February Is or n
Britt has been in good shape since his
meeting with Nelson, and is expected 10
make showing against Mac.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
Missouri valley Conference.

IOWA CITY. Ia. Feb. Especial The
next meeting OF the Missouri Valley con-
ference win be held either March or
March IA in Kansas City. At that time
the question Of new members will be de-
cided. II is practically certain that Ames
Drake. Washburn and Oklahoma will be
admitted at that time. although only Ames
has accepted the invitation OF the confer
ence unqualifiedly. Drake has asked for
Instructions. and IL is believed that as soon
6s the requisite faculty management can
be arranged for that institution will be in
line for admission. Nebraska is the un-
known quantity at present. and seems to
be in doubt Of it's probable course itself
Nebraska has had its eyes on the big
eight for a long time and II is believed
that its present uncertain attitude is due
to the fact that the management is await
ing the action OF the conference before
making any alliance with the Missouri Val
ley aggregation. If Nebraska can land
berth in the big eight il will be perfectly
willing to make whatever sacrifices are
necessary to conform it's athletic govern
ment to the conference requirements, and
In so doing viii tit itself for membership
In the Missouri Valley organization, since
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY, ARTIL-
lery, riding and small horses-Chief
gnartermaster,s oS office Omaha. Nebraska,
trlplicate, will be received at this office
until Il o'clock M, central time. March
attending bidders, for s6 cavalry horses
artillery horses "a riding horses.
and so small horses, for delivery at
Omaha, Neb., or other prominent railroad
points. The animals to conform to speci-
fications for cavalry artillery, riding and
small horses. United States reserves right
to accept or reject any OF all proposals
or any part thereof Particulars and
blanks for proposals will be furnished on
application. Envelopes containing pro-
posals TO be indorsed Proposals for
Horses" and addressed TO Major Thomas
Swobe, chief quaTtermaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing. Notice is hereby given that the
iltb ps,t ga Si tne , re
held at the office OF said company at Lin
coin, Neb.. at II o'clock q. m, on the
Of the Board OF Directors. c. H. Morrill,
president, A. b. Minor, secretary, Lincoln,
Neb., February 3, 1908 F-sd-30T
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
GoIfers tn InNnde EnrInnh.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-The intercolle-
giate Golf association hiss planned an in
vasion of England TO take place next sum
mer II IL proposed 10 send a team OF the
best college golfers TO compete in various
English matches. Among those who eN-
pect TO take the trip are Ellis Knowles
lale. intercollegiate champion; w. T. West
Princeton, runner-up in last years tour
nament; II. ". Wilder, Harvard. presi-
dent og the association: W. Fellows Nor
gan, jr.. Harvard, Harry r. Peter. jr
Princeton, and Robert Abbott, former
champion.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
TWO HOT MATCHES IN ONE NIGHT
Turk and westersard and Guion and
Croft at the Auditorium.

Turk and westergard and Guion and
Croft at the Auditorium.
What probably will be one of the most
strenuous and interesting nights Of wrest-
ling this season at the Auditorium will be
Friday, when Jess Westergard and Ahamed
Karakanoff, the Turk meet and Gulon OF
Aurora and Croft af Omaha. 90 at II for
their second meeting. The latter will form
the preliminaries. but in point OF actual
interest II will not be surpassed by the main
event owing to the intenee feeling between
the two men. They wrestled in prelim-
inaray recently at the Auditorium and
Croft got two falls from Guion. but GuiOn
and his friends claimed he was fouled in
one fall and have been dissatisfied ever
since and eager for the men to meet again.
Guion is not quite as heavy as the Omaha
and will come back imbued with no other
thought II is certain to be fast match
As to the Turk and Westergard. this will
be a most unique match. WestergaTd has
the advantage in weight and strength, but
the Turk can counteract this. perhaps, in
his wonderful agility and speed. He weighs
1872 pounds and moves with catlike caution
and quickness. He surprises everyone who
sees him with his speed and he vrestles
much on the order OF little Fred Beell.
keeping the other fellow at work all the
time.
Westergard is one of the best and prettiest
made OF men. His 220 pounds consist of
bone and muscle with no surplus fat and
the strength of the man is simply astound-
ing IL he isn't one day the American
champion such good judges as Farmer
Burns will miss a strong guess.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
Ames Takes In Basket Ban.
kemp Loaes Again.

G. T. Kemp was defeated Wednesday
night by Jesse Reynolds in the handicap D
pool tournament being held I'm the Com
mercial pool parlors. 1872 Douglas street by
a score OF 100 TO 70, This is the second
victory for Reynolds and will probably pro-
rure him flIst money.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
BURNS ACCEPTS EAGLES DATE
Old Farmer VIII WrestIe the Indian
on Fourteenth of This Month.

Old Farmer VIII WrestIe the Indian
on Fourteenth of This Month.
Accept the 14th'
This message came over the wires from
Big Rock. Ia, to Manager Gillian OF the
Auditorium Thursday, just after noon. II
had the signature of Farmer Burns to II
and meant that the old gladiator had
agreed to wrestle War Eagle on that date
at the Auditorium. When the Eagle issued
his challenge. through Emil Klank his
manager, Burns accepted for either the
1ith, 18th or 18th, and when War Eagle in
consultation with his manager and Mr..
Gillian. wired back that the l4th would suit
better and asked Burns If that wouldn't do
for him. IL would.
I was worried" said Mr. Gillian, lest
I was not going to get a favorable reply
from Burns. but I learned the trouble was
delay on the telegraph wires. ! know
this match viii be the most exciting We
have had yet and will draw a tremendous
crowd"
Each man feels sure OF winning. War
Eagle does not feel kindly toward Burns
and is determined TO throw him But
then. It's Burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07

the rules of she tive ave almost identical;
whether 10 viii do this for the sake OF
the newer bunch. alone A. at present en-
unansuerabie question.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07

No one is immune from kidney troublS.
so just remember that FoIey's Kidney Cure
will stop the irregularities and cure any
case Of kidney and bladder trouble that -
not beyond the reach OF medicine For sale
by all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-07
Among February Magazines.

The Social Value Of the College Bred"
George KiBbe Turner's article. 'The Men
Who Learned to Fly describes the eN-
periments OF inventors who have made
better wings than a birds. William f.
Hornaday. director of the New York
Geological gardens. enters the areBa with
an article on The Psychology of Wild
Animals" Ellen Terry continues the alb
sorbing story of her interesting life. Mary
Stewart Cuttings serial novel. The Way
farers" continues its course. "Wilkinson's
Wife" IS an amusing tale by May Sin
clair. The Twisted Cord" is a remarka-
BILE story of adventure by Edith Macvane,
Mrs. McClanahan, the Chinese Laundry
and Bener" by Mary Heaton Worse; "A
Pair Of Diamonds by VIII Adams; THE
Night Nan Grew Up" by Marion Hill:
"A Book for Mothers" another of Lucy
Pratt's Ezekiel stories; THE Force OF
Example by Frances Bent Dillingham;.
and The Pomp and Panoply of War"
by Frederick Walworth, complete tbs en-
tertainment.
In the Peoples Magazine for February
there is a great variety Of fiction There
are a complete novel of romantic adventure
by William Wallace Cook; a department
store story by Leo Crane; a strong tale Of
the arid western desert by Len Low: a
love story with the scenes laid in the
boulevards OF Paris; a story Of American
Industrial conditions in Campbell MacCul-
loch's Commercial Privateer'' series: a
story of society thief by Winona God
frey; a tale of railway construction by
George CARING; one OF Horace Hazeltine's 6
true life sympathetic stories, entitled
Friends humorous city sketch. Seeing
New York with Micky;" a grim tale OF a
Florida plantation woman: an automobile
idyl by ~ Worth Colwell: a tale told In
Mr.. Pilsworth's "Billngs-Hobo'' series; A
humorous sketch OF army adventure in the
Philippines, and an appealing story Of a
theatrical amateur night
To add willows, for the making Of bas-
kets, to the list OF agricultural products
OF the couRtry is the purpose OF new
move by Uncle Sans forestry service So
writes Renie Bsohe in the Technical World
magazine for February A description OF
the new methods applied 10 the growing
Of basket willows and the profits 10 be
made from this industry is given and is
well illustrated with photographs.
The contents Of the February number Of
Smiths Magazine are varied and interest
ing The complete novel is ''The Arrow
Point Estate" by Mrs. 3. NJ Sinclair,
author Of "Chip OF the Flying u Like
the other books OF this author the story
has a western setting and an unusually
charming love affair running through IL.