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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Members Of the S. F. Real Estate Board
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

sl5, ,000-Less $4,000 mortgagen with bank; so
all you require Is 81. 600 % purchase this
property; consists of 8 large fats Of So
8 rooms and bath: lot 35x13T:6: close TO
Sutter and Cough sts.: surrounded by fine
class Of improvements and 5 large hotels:
always rented at 81. 200 year; here's a
bargain some one Is going to pick up
why not your t53S4)
$S.50o-S7x97 corner in choice Western addi-
ton nefghborhood. 1850
$s,0oO-Ofer wanted: Of the choicest fats
on the market; As large and light rooms
and bath; electricity, ETC.: close to Lake
and End (5465)
$7,5o0--Only y cash buys these new, artistic
fats of SO and bath in fine
neighborhood on Eddy street car line; tile
roofs. elec.. ETC.; 80 It. lots t5e01)
$7.000-Reduced from S7.750: lot 3Ox100; 2 good
hats of 81 rooms and bath. on California
ST.. close TO Baker: lot worth $4. $50; nats
are surely worth s2.25O or they are not
worth cent Look into this. t5135l
"a, 1O0-Eolsom st. right opposite same sized lot
we sold IL months ago for So ,250; c5x
80: should be improved with building of
store and fats or fats t545f)
S4,0OG-Jackson. near Larkin: 30 foot lot suit
able for fats: fine proposition for some
(53331
81, 400-Carl St. not far from Stanyan: all
street work done; lot ready for building;
suitable for home or fats.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

CHOICE lot. south frontage; Webster near Col
leee sv.; 40xl23; s., $50. Owner. 2957 Hille
gass av.
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Mr.. NJ. Fisher. who IS building homes In
Presidio Terrace. will be on the property between
II and o'clock, Sunday, and will be glad TO
show you some Of the homes now completed.
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BuRIrNGAMr REAL ESTATE
BURLINGAME

CENTRAL ADDITION. CENTRAL ADDITION.
CENTRAL ADDITION. CENTRAL ADDITION.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-con,,nued

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GEO. A. HERRIcK. INVESTMENT BROKER.
3o13 MARKET ST. ESTABLISHED "a YRS.
NOTICE. personally attend TO the closing
q All deals that are made through these Of
nees- j do all Of the LEGAL WORK for over
- ESTATES in San Francisco county. which
can give you as references as well as the
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. | IN
SERT- THIS HEADING BECAUSE | WANT
YOUR BUSINESS II you deal with me once
know that you VIII come again. VERY
TRULY YOURS.
GEO. A. HERRICK. loo5 MARKET ST.
SMALL BUSINESSES-I have several bar
Ssius in small stores with living rooms. suit
ahle Tor man aud wife, such as GROCERIES,
CANDY STORES. BAKERIES, STATION
ERA AND OTHERS. that you can take
charge Of and find out what you are buying
before you pay over any money.
ALSO HAVE SEVERAL GOOD SALOONS
FoR SALE on MARKET ST. and close to
Market on other good streets.
slso have one GOOD SALOON with a 10
yesr losse in heart OF Market for $4,000:
two-thirds cash and take your notes for tue
balance: call and see me If you want sa-
LOOM hsve one corner saloon close 10 Mar
ket 81. for $500.
BARBER SHOP AND LAUNDRY: a splen-
did opportunity for some one; CHEAP.
GROCERY WITH LIVING ROOMS; this is
good buy for man and wife
GEO > HERRIcK. 1905 Market st
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DO not overlook this-zo0 acres on Eel river.
balance rolling hills. with plenty Of oak tim
her: good house and barn; one Of the best lit
tie cattle and hog ranches IN the state Of Cali
fornIa; would make an ideal summer resort;
nne hunting. boating and Ashing; no trouble
10 catch the limit: price $5,000 McFAUL &
EDWARDS $50 Chronicle bldg.
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TAHOE PINES

Located on vest shore Of Lake Tahoe, adjoining
Idlewiid. Acre villa sites, 300; terms 10 per
cent cash. SIS per month: no taxes. no interest
Send for illustrated folder and map.
FERGUSON-BREUNER CO.,
PSI Montgorhery st
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tIst avenue and Washington street,

More beautiful homes already constructed and
building In Presidio Terrace than in any
other residence section in the city. Only lots
now unsold one Of these is NEARLY so FEET
FRONT: PRESENT ASKING PRICE $3.50
Take advantage of the holidays and go and look
ut Preside Terrace.
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Send Tor illustrated literature

BALDWIN & HOWELL. slsse4 Kearny st. IS. F.
FRANK s. GRUMMON, 246 B ST., San Mateo
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INVESTMENTS

FOR SALE
Palmer Brooksbire and Pinal oil companies
stock. yielding IL per cent per annum; Carl
bou % per cent; Four Oil, "a per cent; all
paying monthly dividends.
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Located on the electric car line and but few
steps from Burlfngame station. between Bur
hngame and San Mateo: $4,000 school ad1pins
the property: all street. sewer and sidewalk
work eompleted and shade trees planted: the
ideal suburban home property: handy to stores
banks. ETC.; many pretty homes already built:
go DOWN sunday by = T train or take. electric
car and get on at Peninsula ay-: 80 foot lots
on terms Of only one-6fth cash; price from 500
upward
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Send for September list of property for sale.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 Kearny ST.
BALDWIN HOWELL, 31S-324 Kearny st.
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PAYMFNTS LESS THAN RE

PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT
200 acres good sandy loan alfalfa land. under
irrigation system; water II acre per year; San
yoaQun valley. Merced County; miles from s.
p B. r. station; price 500 per acre: terms 81
per acre cash, Subsequent payments 00c month
per acre; no taxes, no interest: ideal dairy oF
stock ranch; creameries close; sell whole or part
HOWARD h. HOGAN. 14l4 Market st.
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GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR
FROM $500 UP-AND ONLY $50 DOWN
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
31S-324 Kearny st.
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! send far IIIustrated lIteraturs.
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Standard bonds and stocks yielding from
81 TO per cent, in contrast with bAnk re-
turns, which yield only 4 per cent.
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BALDWIN ( HowELL.-sls. SEA Kearny St.
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YOUNG business man of 80, good looking
cialIy inclined. making good money and able
10 make more Is desirous of meeting a
young lady who is lively. Of loving nature,
and who enjoys anlusements. dancing. etc.
Object matrimony- Box ITS. Call office.
GERMAN OF 3s. widower with children aged
) and S. boy and girl. would like TO meet
respectable girl who would be a mother to
his children and make a loving wife. Box
49,. Call office.
YOUNG lady. now employed as milliner, age
-. height It. IN. weight 40. light COM
piecfed, would correspond with man of 20 to
30 making .$lo0 a month. with OBJ
ject OF matrimoDy- Box $50. Call office
SWISS mechanic. age 50, with $500. Kind.
quiet, Iovable disposition, speaks German,
French and English. makes 81 a day, wants
wife: state particulars. Box Us. Call
YOUNG businessman. 81 years old. wishes to
correspond with young girl widow. - to
30 years old: object mafrimony. Box 20i Call.
HONEST men and women seeking life mates can
fnd their ideals at 252Ia Hollis, Oakland; In
formation 25c. SOCIETY LADY.
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Will sell 200 shares of an Oil Co. paying 1
per cent per share monthly for S10O. The
company has paid 65 continual monthly divf-
dends. amounting to $2o5 ZOO, thus giving you
"a per cent your purchase.
w. z. BARNARD.
IL Bacon Block Oakland.
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EXCURSION
EXGED 0InN

EXCURSION
EXCURSION
EXCURSION TO ESCAIOS
SUN, SEPT. 18th
Join our excursion and pick out your future
home
C. NJ. WOOSTER & CO..
702 Market ST., S. F.
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PoINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

YOU will pay as much for one front foot few
years from now as we ask for a lot today
Don't menticR this to your children then (it
might cause remarks). Santa Fe tract, center
Of Richmond; IS per month buys a lot Send
Tor maps. McEWEN BROS. AIS Pine ST., S.
F. R. T. SHANNAN Req
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AN amiable young lady OF considerable means
of her OWL finding life too long journey
without helpmate- and desiring to meet
some worthy man who would love and pro-
tect her in return for her love and financial
help in his enterprises, If he needed ii, takes
this means of making known her Wishes be
ing a stranger 10 the west and its people.
She desires the acquaintance of a gentleman
of about 30 years Of age. tall and prepos-
sessiDg. educated and refined; American
EDglishman only. Sole object matrimony.
Box 49, Call office.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 Kesrny st. s r.
FRANK 5. GRUMMON. 246 B St. San Nateo.
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WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING BONDS AND
STOCKS:
Turlock or Modesto Bonds. Peoples Water
Bonds Ocean Shore Bonds. Monterey and Pa
cIfc Grove Electric II. r.. Palmer, PinaI
Brookshire and Four Oil companies.
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL, Sales Agents
31S-324 Kearny St. San Francisco. Cal.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-09-24
ITEM YEARS IN PEN.
Less Cox Pleads Guilty to
Killing Joe Scales, at
Kenneth In 1908.
Scales Once Lived Here.

Less Cox was given ten years
In the psnitentiary Wednesday at
Kennett. No., on his plea Of
guilty to killing Joe Scales some
time ago. The fatal ARRAY took
place at Maiden.
Cox had been tried once be-
fore, in the spring Of this year,
but the Jury failed to agree. II
is said this time, after the pro.
ceedings had developed for some
time, he was advised 10 plead to
murder in the second degree aud
accept the courts sentence.
This he did.
The alleged murder Is said to
have been the outcome Of q series
Of difficulties between Scales and
Cox and members of their fami-
lies. x
The principals TO the disagrse-
ment finally met ct q crowded
moving picture show in Maiden
and the trouble was renewed with
the result that Cox shot scalss
10 death.
The affair created q panic and
there were subsequent sensations
al developments. Citizen Dem.
ocrat, Poplar Bluff, i7th inst.
Joe Scales was oncs q resident
OF Doniphan, he having worked
on several buildings here as n
ing at Pine, having relatives liv.
ing there. Scales was we'll
known throughout Southeast
Missouri mong the building
fraternity
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-09-24

Rev. r. E. Foard preached his
farewell sermon to the congrega.
ton ct the Methodist church Sum
day, and left yesterday for Fred.
ericktown TO attend annual con-
terence. He went with the report
that all the different conference
| funds assessed against the church
have been paid In full, together
with all the local church expen-
ses. Rev. Foard is young man
who has lived here only about sfx
months, yet he has left q good inn
preston upon this community.
The church will ask conference
that he bee returned here. JEFF
Kimble went from here as 9 lay
delegate Messenger, Dexter,
Rev. Foard is . Ripley county
product, having been raised In
the ilatwoods and has many
} friends in this county who will
be glad 70 hear Of his success.
Samuel 7. Kennedy died at his
home on Mulberry Street In
! Maryviils about noon Saturday.
i alHe had been sick for many
!. months from the effects Of .
loanesr and had suffered much.
Judge Kennedy was well known
y ykoharactsr in MaryviIIs and Nods-
= way county. He Was sctixs N
: Masonic circles and wss Worship
= Ifoi Master Of he lodge there iof
q ) period Of eight years. During
h 1873 and 1874 he was District
is Deputy Guardian for the Mary
N viils district,
s Ernest J. Case: : grocer Of ths
a Bluff while returning from tril
Is ia the country last Sunday saw
> ] snake cross the road and pro
oesdsd 10 shoot Il, but ne town
q shin constabls arrested him q
.kr<,f;x,. on ennfav and ioo|
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-09-24
ROUNDABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--M Made blythe Shears.
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Oriri-
nal Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

: :
One Dallas County farmer sol'
5.i00 melons this year.
REV Madrid coupty's frat bal
Of cotton was ginnsd Tuesaey o
last week.
According 10 the Festus New
that city has . factory with /
pay rDll Of sS1, ,o00-a month.
One Msryyills commission firm
has already shipped out IA car
loads Of apples, and there are
others.
i,695 passengers were handled
over the Oregon interurban rail.
road. for the 12 days endine
September 4th.
w. s. Wells, O pioneer who
came to Missouri In 1910, died ai
his home at Rushville Sunday
afternoon, aged o. years.
A $50, 900 corporation has been
formed 10 manufacture motor
y trucks in Boonville. About S25, :
600 Of The capital stock has besn
subscribed.
a Gallatin paper meations that
John Quincy Adams, the veter-
an fisherman, was taken TO the
poor farm Sunday" Anglers,
take varningi
4 Fhe body OF Commander John
Allen Dougherty, OF the U. 3,
Navy, who died in Shanghai,
ctstna, Jaiy ozss, ~-ss ss'.---. - :. -
Liberty, his old home, Sunday.
Willie king, eight ycsrs old,
shot and killed his brother,
Francis, ten years old, in their
bedroom at st. Louis. The boys,
sons Of q police sergeant, were
playing cowboy"
\ f
Kirksville figures that 1t has
increased about 25 per cent in
population In the last year,
There are l60 students enrolles
IN the high sshoOl pow. just I
year ago there wers i2S.
DR.. J. W, Lamson, Of Neosho
was unsnimously elected BY tn
Nevada asylum board 40 super
intendsnt, Tuesday, in place 9
Br. g. C. Wilson. Dr. 5ssmsol
il an expert il insanity oases.
An oklahoman who went 70 q
Louis the other day and suggest
"a Bav:d r. Francis e n
strongest candidate The Demo
Gratis could name for Presidsr
Ia 1912, ALDO met . lot Of oth'
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-09-24
OPENS OCTOBER End.
Large Crowd Expected,

As the time for the opening o
Tia ninth annual Missouri State
lRAir draws nearer It il seen thai
the prospects for great exhibits
IT'D oil departments and an i'm
nisnse attendance are more than
fair that they are.'dandy good, y
a. one enthusiastic friend puts It.
First Of all, the fair which
Iopens Saturday, October 2 and
closes on the following Friday,
will be Q first class live stock
show. This statement Is made
authoritively, for the entries on
Secretary John T. Stinson's
books are there to prove it.
The race entries closed several
days ago, and a fine list Of trot-
ters, PAGERS and runners II is.
This means that there will be
some tip top speed events on the
big regulation mile track, one Of
the fastest and finest in America.
OF course almost ell our readers
-
know that the worlds champion
pscers, Minor Heir (1:5e 1-2, and
Dan Patch (1:55) are under con-
tract to 60 on Monday. Then
there are TO be automobile races,
too--and every day sees more
people interested in this means Of
locomotion.
As usual, ''only more so,"
Agricultural Palace will contain
psEuuvss- SSs a,<rss.s-..-ss-.s-.~.- $500
county agricultural displays are
expected to be more numerous
this year than ever before. Then
there viii be q complete dairy
exhibitor letit not be forgotten
that Missouri is rapidly becoming
a dairy state.
Acres OF farming implements
and road machinery-yes, acres,
for that's the only way, judging
from present indications, to ex-
press twill be there. One
| firm Is just completing q $4,000
building in which to house its
exhibits.
The poultry show Is expected
to be ia proportion to the import
auce Of the industry in Missouri
a state that last year sold s4b,'
100000 worth Of poultry pro
ducts.
The educational features wi
include daily demonstrations o.
hog cholera preventation and tn
use Of "immunizing serum" .
perfected by DR.. J. w. Gonna
, way, Of the State Agriculture
College.
Aspecial entertainment featuE
/ at this years fair viii be Luci|
. Mulhall's roping and riding,
4 be seen daily in front OF u
o elprsnd stan d, this wondsrf'
al l"wfld West work BY the for'
o most woman rider and roper
s the world being free to oil.
J. the fair opens Saturday, Q
. tober 2. On Sunday there V
10 be r,o exhibition Of any kind, b
% lWei.'s R.nd. Of s. Louis, y
give ; sscred concert In the Il
! stock judging pavilion. Mond
: lis Dan Patoh Day Tuesday, s
$ Idsiis Day; wednesday. Cove
y - r. rhnrs7av. ST
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-09-24

n = :" J" y =
John Butram, = pupil, was Kill
led yesterday by his teacher, A
7. Kelley, ct the edge Of McDon
aid County. Butram had caus'
cd the teachers Of the "Bear Hol
low school considerable troubl'
and had whipped two Of them
/ When Kelly took the school b,
went prepared to teach
Young Butram is said to have
Iannouncsd that there would bs
ne school yesterday and Kelly
insisted that the session would
continue as usual. In the course
of the discussion Butram drew a
knife. whsreupon Kelly shot him,
Kelly surrendered.
The probate court at Oregon
on Monday found Henry sterrett,
OF that city, TO be OF unsound
mind and incapable Of managing
his own affairs. DR.. G. L. Evans
was appointed his guardian who
filed q bond for $50, 900. He
came there with his parents in
1889, when five years OF age, and
for 10 ysars he has resided con-
tinuously in that county. He
and his mother, who Is now 93,
are the only survivors, Of the
original settlers Of Holt county
r. F. Bsne. q former cashier
Of the Bank OF Upton. and who
was charged with the embezzle-
ment Of . large sum Of money
pleaded guilty ia the circuit court
at California yesterday and was
sentenced 10 four years in the
psnitentiary. Judge Martin at
once paroled him Bane's father
reimbursed the hank for the
shortage. 50 the institution lost
nothing.
Novinger merchant is "right
Iup to the minute. He advertise
es thus in . Kirksville paper
I"Dr. Cook has discovered the
NORTH Pole and called on Santa
Claus, whom he found very busi'
lily engaged in making toys, Doc
tor Cook noticed that . grsai
many OF these we're being mark
ed for ---'s Racket Store"
w. r. Hall, an old soldier o
Lamar, drank poison last nigh
lin the public square. His recov
. levy Is doubtful. He had 9 can
; Ger on his lower lip and this
thought to have made him des
! pondent. He Is survived BY
rlwife and two sons.
Only eighteen Of the (, 900 Mis-
troops who took part in q
gIMsxiean war attended the annu'
2 slrsunion which closed at Higgin'
81 lville last week. All the vetsra'
. who attended we're over 30 yea
q old. The next reunion viii
Iheld nt Richmond.
& Numsroas Keys i the name
Masyvills msn who frishtsn'
This family out Of the nous
y shouted defiance = sAs poli
= mo. sftsr hsing shaken up :
ae Iby them, whined meekly thst
would Be- good Numeroas ks
inlls : vsry good name Cor him.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-09-24

thousand two hundred and lift
dollars.
The Bloomfield yindicator SAP
there are thirty divorce cases o.
the docket for the septembe
term Of circuit court in stoddar,
! county.
This state marketed one sad /
half million dollars worth o
strawberries this year, Anothe
instance Of the value Of divsrsi'
Ifed crops.
The new opera house at Car.
uthersville, with seating capae.
iity Of 900, Is nearing completion,
and win be one Of the finest in
the Southeast.
Maiden is to vote on q PROPOSE
ton, at a special election to be
held October 4, to bond the town
in the sum Of $40, ,OOOto be used
in enlarging and improving the
water works and electric ligh,
plants.
Mrs. E. Calvert, a McFall
woman, has been taken to Mary-
vile TO have her foot amputsted.
It is said that she slightly iajur-
cd this foot 80 years ago when 3
10 h lid and had suffered only
|slightly from the injury until
lately.
Rear Admiral Uriel Sebres is
now commander-in. chief OF the
Pacific feet OF the United States
navy, succeeding Rear Admiral
W. T. swinburne, retired. Ad-
miral Sebrse Is ! Misssurian and
and q native Of Fayette, Howard
NafR We Union Star fair association
met hard luck last week, two OF
the four days being rainy and
UNI. for racing, the last and usu-
ally the day on which there is the
largeet attendance having TO be
called off. Some good racing
was on the program for that day.
.'One reason some OF these
small towns don't grow faster, I"
says the Memphis Revsille, "is
that they contain too many per-
sons built on the plan OF the mar
who, when he went to milk hi
Icow. placed the stool in the mid
die OF the COW pen, sat down anS
waited for the COW to back VI
and be MIXED" !"
i John A. Gentry, who ono
lownad The pacing horee, "Johl
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-09-24

4
accepted by the school board
: and just as soon as the plans ar,
drawn, advertising for the bid
Twin be made. II is thought tha
the building win be ready 70,
school use during the latter par
lof the present : 0 b o o | year
caruthersville Democrat.
/ W. s. Morrow, former cashier
OF the Golden City Banking com.
pany here. which was closed five
months ago on account OF a
shortage Of 5000, was arrested
on his brothers plantation near
Alexandria, La, recently. The
trial Of Morrow, who Is charged
with being responsible for the
shortage, was set for September
10, and u Is reported the fear
that he would leave the country
was the cause Of his arrest.
One Missouri county. Platte,
will market this year nearly three
million pounds Of white hurley
tobacco, nearly all Of which was
raised by farmers from Kentucky
who have removed to Missouri
since the night rider wars began.
They say the tobacco ID fully
equal to the Kentucky product
and the yield greater. In Mis-
souri it is q rare thing for the
yield to run below 1900 pounds to
the acre, wilhelm Kentucky such
an average Is the high excep-
tion.--Cape Girardeau News.
Mr.. Bachler brought three
bunchss Of alfalfa hay to this Of
fee, one cut on May 27, the SEQ.
ond cut on June 20, and the third
SPE 81 ia dAssGSl,ss Gpys &ruTl uTlhash ashtiae tiaeTpaiAeasa
during the last four or i've
weeks. The alfalfa brought in,
is from "a to 30inches high, each
cut and grown on upland, with
out irrigation. He also informed
us that he just hulled 80 1-s
bushels OF clover seed from less
than II acres, and this on q farm
that was practically abandoned
and almost worthless when he got
hold Of il. Madison county
needs q few more such farmers.--
| Frsdericktown Demoerat-N News,
| Accompany composed Of South
east Missourians are nov en-
dsavorlng to organize and secure
leases on nearly oil land in Psmi'
scot county for the purpose o.
prospecting for oil which the!
fully believe exists In that coun
! Ity. Louis H. Graessls OF thi
city, who owns q farm near Hay
iH, is In receipt Of . letter fror
, parties interested in the move !
which they state their desire !
i secure q lease on his farm OF 10
acres. The organization will b
) capitalized at s25, 900 and 2b.0
! shares win be distrihute d
. throughout the southeast. Man
! leases have already been secure
i and the probabilities are that u
! organization will be psrfsct'
4 this coming year.-Cape Girs
dssu News.
II Friday morning the dead boz
II Of man wss found in the ed
ltIof the railroad pond In BrooI
II ssld. Upon investigation Il v
elfound that the mans throat Al
vi wrist had been horribly out VI
s-Is knife which was afterwai
= .ooad near By. Sheriff AndeEa
Il Ihad lhe body removed to Rusl
ar undsftakine rooms and the q
onsr wss summoned. A q
mi uas found on the person Of
= Imsz showing bis name % Be
= ". Briggs oi II. Sterling. !
= and that be held snsinsural
- policy silh Astnz LIE Iasnrs'
of|co. Hs vas about 30 years
or go. Al 80 Inquest held by G
.lI |oner Ingram tie Jury foun'
i verdict which ID subsistence :
!, loI1ouf; HWe. Iho Jury and
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-09-24

ne county oourt Il mississippi
county is refusing % issue hunt
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