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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
Every Voter Should Get Out and Do Duty for the
 Bond Issue
FOUR CANDIDATES SEEK
 PLACE IN LEGISLATURE
Manager Thompson Says Bond Issue Will Win if Jefferson County Stands Up to Its
 Manhood.

The end of the fight is at hand, and to- day the court of last resort will pass upon the two great issues which confront the voters of Jefferson county-$6oO 900 bonds for courthouses and jail and legislator for the extra session.
 The success of the bond issue depends entirely upon its friends. They must either get out and vote and work or Jefferson county will be left in an unanswerable quandary for an indefinite time.
 The municipal vote must be necessarily very large to insure good majority, as the county vote is always divided on ques- county will have to be watched and fought for in order to put down the eff forts of the interests who are fighting the issue.
 The campaign committee, with John L.. Raul at It's head, will be in the field from early morning, and will work un- ceasingly until o'clock. Campaign Man. ager Asbury Thompson gave out his last statement last night. He said:
 We will win if Jefferson county stands up in its manhood for the right"
 
 headquarters of the opposition was fruit less. They refused to make any state ment. although they were at work until late hour last night making prepara- tions.
 Argument has ceased to be of much value, as most of the citizens of the county have already formed their opin- ions. They have decided whether they want relief from stinted insanitary, filthy quarters for their county business.
 The bond election comes to the voters in this form: They are voting on s600,OOO bonds for courthouse and jail purposes in the county; s50O,0OO is to be applied in the construction of a 10-story courthouse and jail on the present site of the county bastile; the other s10OOo0 Is to be used at Bessemer for the erection of a modern courthouse building.
 The polls open at 8 o'clock and will close at p. m. in municipalities, and will close at 5 o'clock in country beats. Birmingham voters will cast their bal lots either at the courthouse, the city hall. the Ice factory or the Southside fire department.
 At the same places, though In differ ent box, they will cast their votes for the legislator who is to fill R. F. Love- lady's place. Last night this spirited contest came to close, with Romaine Boyd and pr. Felix I. Tarrant running a close race. The issue Of Greater Birming ham is paramount in Birmingham. The issue does not seem to include J. Murray xuh will 1arO and w. H. Barnard of Pratt City, who Is strong in some sections. These candi- dates will figure materially in the race. for although they are not backed to win. their vote will develop some surprises.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
DAYS RECORD IN
 COUNTY COURTS

With the exception of the trial of the Bailey case in the first division of the criminal court and the Clabaugh-V Van Hoose case in Judge Lanes division of the circuit court there was little doing in the way of business about the court house yesterday, majority of the dvi- sions having adjourned Thursday.
 In the first division of the city court the case of w. E. Spier vs. P. Thornton Marye ct al, garnishment proceedings, s on trial
 The case of J. R. Goodwin, pro ami, vs. T. c. Thompson & Brothers is on trial in the third division of the city court. The jury in the case of Carrie Bryant ys. A. c. Acton, a suit for damages for an alleged false arrest, returned verdict in favor of the defendant.
 The case of L. c. Frazier vs. Citizens Savings bank is on trial in the equity division of the city court Judge H. A. Sharpe presiding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
CASES MAY END ToDA,'
Bailey as We'll as McAllister and
 Hear Final Arguments.

In all probability the case of yyil M. Bailey charged with a capii' fense. and the joint case of Cor McAlllster and C. A. vogt. e with the murder of Conductor Grimes on the North Ensley str line, will be submitted early thisss4s1 noon. McAlisert and vogt are AghtiN for bail in the inferior criminal cou while Bailey is on trial for his life the criminal court.
 The defense in the vogt- McAlliste put a number of witnesses on the yesterday fin an effort to prove an for the two defendants. Late yestei afternoon Vogt and McAllister took witness stand to testify Tn their own half. Both denied ever having s, Grimes to know him and both denied haI ing been in the vicinity of Thomas O the night of the murder Arguments the preliminary were begun shortly afte o'clock and will probably be conclude before noon today. D. L. Anderson representing the defendants while r Winston is acting as prosecuting att ney.
 Arguments in the Bailey case were gun early yesterday afternoon but it hardly probable that the case will be s, mitted to the jury before this afterno inasmuch as there are two attorneys speak for each side. Bailey's plea is of insanity and many witnesses have b examined to set out this plea An e: verdict Is not expected In the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
Underhritez 5 Enjoy Fun
 And BaYbecne AtEast Lake

East Lake is returning to her own supervision of R. D. Burnett and the careful attention of Al Campbell, who Is manager of the park. The facilities for giving people a royal good time were manifested yesterday when the underwriters were shown the best time of tn cir lives. They went away full of 1t, and could not give the local enter tainment too much praise.
 caterer, but his barbecue yesterday was one of his best. The guests were served with Brunswick stew, all kinds of barbecued meats, three salads and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
FIRE UNDER WRI7ERS WILL
 MEET NEXT AZ CAPITAL

address during the morning on the neces- sity for close cooperation between the firefghter and the insurance writer. Upon adjournment the underwriters adopted these resolutions:
 Be 1t resolved by the Alabama Fire Underwriters association, in convention assembled first That we extend to the local committee and all others who have contributed to our pleasure our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the courtesies which have been so generously show cred upon us during the thirteenth an- nual convention in Birmingham.
 Second, That we extend to the press of Birmingham vote of thanks, unani- mously adopted, for the full reports of the proceedings of this association,
 "W. H. WEAKLEY,
 FRANK GILCHRIST,
 'R. D. ARGO,
 Committee"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
VIM. SPARKS DIES
 FROM INJURIES

A second death has been recorded as the result of the shooting affair at Boyles last Sunday morning, William Sparks dying early yesterday morning at St. Vim cents hospital. He was wounded in the abdomen and the doctors at the hospital announced immediately after his arrival there that the chances for his recovery were exceedingly discouraging and, in fact, held out no hope for recovery.
 w. T. Kelley, the third man who was shot. is doing fairly well. The first death was that of Charles Carper. who was instantly killed.
 The remains of Sparks were taken in charge by Sam Foley of Pratt City, from whose chapel the funeral will take place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19

a number of deligh tful side dishes, while lemonade, grape punch and ice cream were served in quantities.
 The careful attention which MT. Campbell gives to these entertainments will result in sending all the conven- tions and picnics to East Lake. During yesterday afternoon every amusement in the park was turned over to the un- derwriters, and they enjoyed the fun immensely. A special band was on hand during the afternoon for the dance which was given the visitors. It was tired but happy crowd that took the car for town at late hour last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
New Corporatlons.

Articles of incorporation of the feA,,~z ing enterprises were filed yesterda. the office of the probate court:
 Birmingham Manufacturing and De-, opment company To carry on general real estate business in lands, operate blaming mills. manufacture furniture and metal work. Capital stock t15,00o. Incor4 porators Addison Lyman. M. O. Lyman and F. M. Ketchell. Offices to be estaf,1 lished in Birmingham.
 Big "C'' Social club. To promote thu social and literary advancement of its members. to maintain 2 library, restp rant. pool room and baths; to sell to members, cigars. cigarets and bevere not prohibited by law. IncorpG- ators w. Harris. J. H. Perry and JoAn Brs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
Marriage Licenses Issued.

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday, from the office of the probate court:
 Tom Drummer. of Birmingham to Miss Lilie Mayweath.
 Moses Foreman of Sayreton to Miss Matte Lathon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
Mrs. Josie Trlpp.

Thursday afternoon at Avenue and Thursday afternoon at venue and < Twentieth street. Funeral services were ] held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Lige Loy chapel and interment was in the Central Park cemetery. The deceased is survived by one son, J. O.. Tripp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
JuanIta Clyde Lamb.

Juanita Clyde Lamb. the infant daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Lamb, died yesterday morning at o'clock at the family residence 1903 Montgomery ave- nue, Idlewild. Funeral services will be announced later, pending the arrival of the father of the deceased from south Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19

COLONEL BUSH TO SPEAK-Col. T. G. Bush will address a special meeting for men to be held in the Pastime thea tre tomorrow afternoon. ''How Young Man May Succeed" will be the subject of his address. The meeting will begin at o'clock and will be held under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian association All young men are invited to hear this practical and pointed address by one of Birmingham's most prominent business men. w. H. Davis will conduct the opening song service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19

CAMP HARDEE MEETS THIS AFT TERNOON-A meeting of Camp Hardee United Confederate Veterans, will be held this afternoon at the Commercial club The meeting will be a publication affair in which each visitor to the. reunion will describe the mule he rode in Memphis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19

Mems up to SIS suits $9.50. Mems up to $25 suits $14.50. Johnson Harris Clothing Co.,, 221 N. 20th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
CITY ITEMS.

POPULAR SINGERABaroness Von zie- Der, the popular vocal artist who has range from low F to high D, is heard at the Air-Dome this week by enthuAiastic music lovers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
THE WEATHER.

Washington June 1S.-Forecast: Ala bama and Mississippi, generally fair Sat urday and Sunday; light variable winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19
E. T. Shaw 6 Son. Undertaksrs.
Green Undertaking Company.

$6,O5 to Atlanta and return June 19 and 20. limited 25th- Southern Railway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19

Weather report for 24 hours ending 4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-19

we are here in the interest of big Birmingham" said Chairman Wood. and after few words in favor of the measure he introduced Frank Nelson, Jr., presi- dent of the Chamber of Commerce.
 If every man in Birmingham would do his duty" he said, "the time is near at hand when our dream will be realized and we will build a monument to enter prise and a pride to the whole state.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

Tomatoes Stuffed with Sardines.
Select irrce ripe tomatoes Cf uniform
size art pare them carefully with q
S arp knife. Set on the ice % harden.
and cut out the hearts neatly. leaving
t.e walls whole Prepare the filling
hV shiUuiug boz elcss sardines and law
us them upon tissue paper Co absorb
tie OH Then scrape as YOU would
Goldfish Tor balls" and work in
ltrl lemon Juice ana dash of white
pepper. Toss and work with "a silver
lclk untl smooth. and TN the cavities
leif iD the tomatoes with the mixture.
Ihe combination OF taVors is very
pleasant.
Tomato and shrimp Salad.-This
dish I believe 20 have been original
with me. I had never heard of it
until prepared and set % before won
deriuE eyes that were glad after the
salad was tasted-theu devoured. Pre-
, pare the tomatoes as directed I'M the
preceding recipe. Set the followed to-
F warCes in the ice after filing them
with canned or fresh ico0kedl
shrimrs Arrange the shrimps neatly
the backs upward. and pack closely
JUST before serving put a spoonful of
maTCunalse dressing upon the top Of
each.
Tomatoes with Whipped Cream
Dressing. This. TOO. D might have
held. even 90 this day. 90 Doe an original
device OF my own. had J not CHANGED.
awhile ago. 90 meet with 30 in Eliza
beth Fenrclls delightful melange of
culinary lore and poetic fantasies
-Tle Fcasts of Lucullus It was
then. coincidence. and not plagiarism.
when 7 evolved the combination from
rlr brain Pare the Tomatoes nalrn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16
rarr rEIGHBOR Is HAPPY.

Sc vii y0u be u you use a.
ouSoar BE wise and rhroT tnat Ole
SraEfb.oarc away. DO away WIN tlal
cd method OF washing II only taxes
tire minutes % do your Sasains
via zh-Quick Wasn-Qulck saves
YOU that lame back. labor. fuel uIne
- rhax wash-cay c~u1geTy- ne
price s. 50 koE that the poorest o. tne
poor can buy ten cakes for 70 Genus
one cake does an ordinary waAlin
Get - TIE habit q using hzs1-sl oie :
and you viI1 BE happy fon III INC
Wash-Quick IL about so hicnsLioln 2
stores. II your grocer hasn't Pc
STICK IS yet. send as y cents and Ne
wssf ssnd you q package - f@.tL =
uszn. LAW RESCE NANLFACILh
INC Co. No COS ST James St, Rich
acnc. va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

"Esau was a man who wrote fables
and sold the copyright for mess Of
pottage
Divine right IS the liberty 20 do
what you like in church.
a Papai bull Is a kind Of COW. only
larger. and does not give milk.
.phoenecians-The inventors Of the
Phoenecian blinds
-Easchanal-A native Of Bechuana.
in DCfch Africa
-rhimaera-A thing used 20 take
49, rfes-s with.
tAicai-A cynical lump Of sugar
is one pointed at the top.
Immaculate State Of those who
have passed entrance examination %
college
The Heart-The heart Is a comical
shaped bag IL 81 divided into several
parts b. fieshy petition These parts
are called right artillery, left artillery
and 50 on. The function Of the heart
Is between the iungs-
a volcano il a very powerful rock
sscr de Glaze er de glace means
mother OF glass
'Metamorphic rocks are those con-
tanning metaphors.
FORT and Fortress--ID forts men
are put the women In fortresses.
short History Of Keats-keats
wrote a savage criticism on E6ymion
which brought on consumption. Elk
change.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

SAVE YOUR MONEY. Own yOur
uwn horne DO not Dc landlord slave
whsH We VIII purchase tie home o.
Four choice. houses. farms or business
nroperry. allowing you 20 repay Us -
Rer month on each 500 borrowed Win
6 Der cent interest added. and EivinE
you ~ years time Money loaned Oh
sane terms on churches. mills and fac
er-fes. sau-mills and lumber plants
VITA rezl estate attached
Write az once 70
FHE NATIONAL HOME PURCHAS
IrsG ASSOCIATION.
a Az Nat Bank Bldg Richmond Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16
Wona1's Department

en- trays tn which lard and butter come
frcm the store are the lightest kind
Cd kirdline. and YOU VIII be surprised
To see how many VIII collect I'm a
short time. Grape-b8skets serve fer
holdn- knives. forks and spoons used
in Cooking. and peach baskets covered
with CrefOue or cambria make pretty
massachusetts for either the writing
desk or sewing machine.-Farm and
Erresffe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

WATCH AND JEwELRY REPAIR
nG. Ne VII Go your EoTk gooo
80 reasonable Write 70 Us 4
SEwEE. IEWEL-ER t-lsIs olie g
fRs. l6sS z Main s., Opposite Olo
MaEFrst
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16
FOR SALE.

SECONDHAND BOILERS. EN-
GINES. SAW MILLS. SINGLE
MILLS. planners. RESAW LATH
MILLS and other Woodworking ma
chincry.
Betting. HANGERS. SHAFTlNG
and PrLLEYS. All goods guaranteed
We buy old machinery OF every de-
sCription.
I. BLUFORD 4 CO.
lass +. Cary ST. Richmond, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

A little boy was fishing, and, draw
Ing ln his line found that the bait had
been taken on without result, where
upon be burst into tears and said.
lbs cheating, 81 ittsburg DIspatch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

II y0u have Farm or sCBJR-
BAN nome LAT sou want 10 sell, list
u zsfh AS We can sel u ior on ~
Vou want 80 Duv FARM OF sCBLk-
BAN HONE. write and tell Us nai
Fou want We can find hat Jon nsni
a. tke price yuu want 20 pay We are
arscrical farmers. and guarantee you a
square deaf
SCHROEDER 4 HCSSELMAN.
1891 r. Naiu ST. Richmond, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

Begin q luncheon with grapefruit
Where one has no regular double
grapefruit glasses for serving this. il
is a good plan 20 take ont the pulp
from the halved fruit and mix il with
little shredded banana or a few
cuup marachino cherries. sweetening
che whole with suEar-aud-water syrup.
serve in individual glasses. preferably
tall. fariuC ones.
The second course Should be- clam
or oyster soup. strained slightly
thickencd. served in bullion bowls.
with a little whipped cream on top,
or q cream OF celery OF pea-soup may
bee used After this comes a course
20 fsh-perhaps lobster Ia Newberg
in individual dishes. or creamed fish,
or nauned smelts. Next is the main
course. which may he chicken GRO
1ucttes with peas and sweet potato
Duf. OF pauned chicken. or little
chops OF any light meat with cul
or two vegetables OF "a suitable kind
Then the salad follows. one not Toe
elaborate U.s. desirabie-perhaps made
or celery or pineapple or asparagus
Nifh q simple dressing. Last comes
an iCe in forms or iu glasses. with
small cakes Tea may Dee served wiz
rhe nliu course. or coffee may h'
served after the ice.-CirCle Magazine
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

WANTED. PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
re have several Surreys and Bug
gies which sre a little stock worn
thai We are Offering az reduced
prices Sce Us al once for bargains
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO. Rich
moud. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16
GEMS OF THOUGHT

% Lord. how happy We should be
II We could cast our care on Thee;
10 We from self could rest.
And feel az heart that one above
In perfect wisdom. perfect love.
is working for the best
o God. where do they trend - these
struggling aimsI
What would ; have
And what is that ] hunger for. but
GOd7
Browning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

Wher YOU are 10 Richmond call az
ne SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS.
cuposfte the PosrofnCe- zoos = Main
Nrreef Examinations and estimates
TREE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

VOR SAI.E-FOA HOUNDS Ly1N
Hounds and Rabbit Dogs Also = UPS
Ferrelk. Rabbits. pigeons Fol-trs
Cattle. sheep and swine ty-IiaEe &C.
sc-ip1ive illustrated cataloElt-
ceuE Price-lisI free g. i % L-sA-'-
rs Derr A.. Eesdlng. Penna-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

A jolly young artist called Bruno
Went 20 sketch In the bright month Of
Juue-Ot
On the banks OF the Nile.
Where a huge crocodile
Quickly tucked him away in his you
know"
st Nicholas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

RENCH STEAM CLEANING. DYE
ms 70 sample. Buttons made 10 or
de-. Ostrich feathers cleaned curleo
and dyed. 90 CTS. Ia lOOCHh =
rs e NAN St Phone 24l9.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16
20 YEARS OF
TIME

long time. but only me average
lie for q watch. A dollar or Two
wear Is very little when you rink OF
che satisfaction q 81 ali ne tine rl8ni
wsfch-
And again we have watches which
are good for twenty-five or thirty years
or Eaore.
Let as show you our reliable watches
such standard makes 1s the How
Arb. EEGIN. wALTHAAs H-1dNolsE.
HAMILTON. etc.
watch inspectors for four railroads
g. & o. Southern. S. A l. and y. 4 ".
Special attention TO reDairs- Cores
ponderce solicited.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

-sCHEFR-s SPECIAL. GET one OF
Scneers SPECIAL $l-sl aille--
They are guaranteed A p. -
TrWrr.ER Established 1ss1l. 1855
= Main 81 Opposite Old Market
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

a big boy took one away o. too bad o.
said Elizabeth. What did you doT
i cried Help. Help" just like that
said the lirtle girl why. is that all
the loud YOU called itg exclaimed
Elizabeth Yes replied the little girl.
I have bad cold. aud can't call any
louder than that So Elizabeth took
the other quarter away from her"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

AsFs TRE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
IN Hair DreSSing. AL KINDS ci rali
an hand or MADE 10 order. Combines
ERde into Switches, PoUpadours
Puts. etc. Satisfaction guaranteed
Rond- -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16

let uo SOFT sluU Der close my eyes
Ere have recolleCted thrice
The traiu 90 action tlrolEh the day
Where have ms feet marhed out the
waAf
What have 3 learnt where'er I've been.
From ali l've heard. irom an I've
Seenf
What know I more that's worth the
knowing
What have I done that's worth the
doiDEf
What have / sought that ] should
shuuf
What duties have 7 left undone,
Or into what new fCiiies run2
These sell-inQuiries are the road
That leads go virtue and 20 God.
From the Greek OF Pythagoras.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16
w ANTS


WANTED-foCALA AGENT IN EVERY
town On Virginia 2.ee0 or more pop
u3AtSon- Best health and accident
R~urance: liberal contract. Address
MANAGER THE MUTUAL IN
EURANCE CO. Sth 4 Broad Street.
Eschu0on6. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-16
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
fIANGE

wHoLEsALE oroTATIoNs oa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-02-11
Esther Items.

The Larkins family have gone to
Missouri, and Charles Smith has mov-
ed to the farm vacated 10y them.
Jefferson Fry has moved to his claim
west Of Esther,
Lots of grippe and sore throa's in
the community.
Edward Dixon made a trip TO Engle-
wood Friday
Mrs. Dixon's new sod house is near
completion which will be much nic-
er location than where she has been
living,
Mrs. Ollie Jtmiseu butchered hogs
last Thursday
Anew preacher at No 6S last sun
day
How many have read the governor 5
first message?
Miss Minnie Hickmou visited with
her sister, Mrs VIM Roberts last
week
We want to hear of the CottonN ood
poet again.
News is scarcer than sand has been
lately.
Harry JACK
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-02-11
Esther.
PIoxEE1

Everyone in this vicinity survived
the sand storm and are as busy as
ever with farm work
We are having an ideal winter, still
people will leave Beaver County and
look for better places, (Which is hard
to find } Who could ask for better
times than we have had for the past
seven years, except the drought 1902
j. W. Humphrey and family spent
Sunday with Francis Holtcamps.
Sunday School was not so largely
attended as usual on account of high
winds. We have been having a fine
! sunday School all winter, with j. W
Fry. Superintendent.
Harvey Dunn spent Sunday evening
at Mr. Hickmons.
Several of the young people attended
the box supper at Knowles Saturday
night and report good time
George Dixon was seen Sunday
evening going east with three young
ladies' We have not learned whether
I they got back or not
Mr. Dora Wolf made business trir
to Englewood Friday for the store
Emmett Jamison is moving on his
mothers farm today.
George Dixon is preparing to build
house.
w b. Smith did shopping at Sands
City Saturday.
J Fry's new residence is near com
pletion.
John De Groot ard little boy made a
business trip to Sands Monday.
Joseph Hickmon and wife spent
Sunday with VIM Roberts near the
Cimarron.
SLERPY BILL.