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The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21
Railroad Extension Planned.

Hamburg. Engineer Cook of the Arkansas, Louisiana & Gulf is assembling construction forces to be- gin work on the road north to Pine Bluff, from where it is to connect with the Rock Island on the north
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21
Rice Samples on Exhibition.

Five samples of rice, showing the progress of the cereal from the field to it's preparation for the market, have been left at the agricultural de partment by the Dewitt Rice Mill company One of the jars contained rice in the rough, another sample of the fancy head, a third the screen ings, the others the bran and the polish used in finishing the product.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21
PHYSICIANS REPORT
DIR. SHEPPARD FILES ANNUAL
 STATEMENT WITH JUDGE.
Jail Is in Good Sanitary Condition and Prisoners Are Well
 Cared For.
Little Rock, Ark.

Little Rock, Ark.
 The annual report of the Pu.aski county physician, Dr. Sheppard, has been filed in the office of Judge Ash CT.
 He reports the jail in good sani- tary condition and the prisoners well cared for
 It required $2,6S0 more than the appropriation to maintain the hospi- tai, but with that there is still bal ance in the treasury. The report in detail is as follows:
 Patients on hand Oct. 1, 190S.. 100 Number admitted for the year. 352 Number discharged ......... 266 Number died ................. IS Total on hand Oct. 1, 1909.... 10S Total number handled for the
 year ........,........... I,ooS Monthly average ..l3S It Total number hospital staff. f.... 204 Monthly average ............ IT Total monthly average. ........15o 1-6
 Report for the Month. Number on hand Sept. l 1909. 112 Number admitted ........... B Number discharged ........... 29 Number deaths ........... s On hand Oct. l, 1909. ......... 108 Giving the sex and condition of pa. tients now at the hospital, the fol lowing is his report:
 Of the 10S patients now in the hos pital there are r sane males white, II insane white males. There are II sane females white and 23 insane white females.
 Of the colored there are II sane males and 12 insane. There are 2 sane females and F insane females.
 The report shows that there have been 26 smallpox cases. The num- Der. vaccinated was 435, and there were houses fumigated.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21
Water Threatens State Farm.
Distributing Game Law.

Secretary of State o. c. Ludwig and Commissioner Guy B. Tucker are distributing to those interested cop ies of the digest of the game laws of the state of Arkansas. The digest was compiled by the secretary and contains all the game laws of the state in force July l, 1909. The book let contains sixty-three pages and is of size convenient to be carried in the coat pocket.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21
Missourians Make Inquiry.

The department of insurance is in receipt of communication from par ties in Missouri who want to be shown" as to whether or not the Interstate Underwriters association of Galveston, Tex, has a right to operate in this state.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21
Insurance Company Admitted.

The Monongahela Fire Insurance company of Pittsburg, Pa, has filed a certificate of it's charter with the sec retary of state.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21
State Cotton Crop hiah Grade.

Cotton buyers have been busy in specting the rows of samples taken from 200 bales of state farm cotton and arranged for examination in the senate chamber at the statehouse.
 Superintendent Pitcock has ar ranged liberal samples from the farm cotton, and after inspection by rep resentatives both of the penitentiary board and cotton buyers, the cotton was graded as ranging from good middling to strict good middling, -ith staple of more than one and one-eighth inches.
 In addition to being an unusually excellent grade, the cotton shows to be particularly clean, aa evidence that it has been gathered with re- markable care.
 While the penitentiary board mem- bers are naturally pleased with the class and condition of the cotton, it is also evident from the attention being paid to the samples by expert buyers that they are anxious to buy the cotton, and it is hinted that the figure will be in excess of 15 cents.
 :. ::
 Water Threatens State Farm.
 The question of protecting the lands in the Linwood-Auburn levee district depends in a great measure upon the action that may be taken by the penitentiary board in levying the banks adjacent to the state farm. State Auditor lobe, chairman of the penitentiary board, received a letter from Gus Waterman, chaire2an of the levee board, stating that Engi- neer Charles Miller had informed him that if something was not done for the bank on the farm much damage would result from the next overflow.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
MRS, WATSON
 IS STILL ALIVE
Young Hatchett, Who Was Shot By the Woman, Now Has Chance
 to Live.

Columbus, Miss, March 28.-(Special) Mrs. Clyde Teacher Watson, who at tempted self-destruction by shooting herself just after firing two bullets into Llewellyn Hatchett, Jr., on last Friday afternoon, Is said to be just as low as is possible for her to be and yet be alive.
 When first wounded the unfortunate woman was expected to die almost in- stantly, but she has hung to the slen- der cord of life to the amaZenent Of her physicians and friends.
 Young Hatchett is said to nave suf- fered a great deal late yesterday and last night The ball passed through the upper part of his left lung and rarEed downward. His physician states thee Is some blood in botL lungs and he cannot yet tell what effect the dag onal course the bullet pursued will have. However, he expects him to soon be considered out of danger uhiess some unforeseen complications arise.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
FOR RENT

TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
 2127 THIRD AVENUE. S-6-u RENTS-SEWA 2l17 SD AVE
 NUE. BELL PHONE 3002. 2-12-49t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29

FOR RENT-Nine-room residence and
 servants house. Inquire on premises.
 2124 Highland ave. 3-2S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
FOR SALE
TAIK WfTH ALAN JEM1soN,
 BELL 100. PEOPLES 61 6-4-tf

TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsON,
 BELL 100. PEOPLES 61 6-4-tf FOR sALE-Excellent 50-foot lot. 22d St. near 18th avenue, north. s1250. Terms. Jerome Fuckers Real Estate Agency. ZOf 2lst street. Bell phone S79. 2-25-tf FOR SALE-Twenty-tw fine vacant lots close to car at Fountain Heights 5000 10 Sl5OO each; terms to suit Jerome fuckers Real Estate Agency. 2-25-tf FOR SALE-Splendid 100-foot lot, Just off Highland avenue, on Hickory or 30th street. For immediate acceptance can sell this for s6000. We know of nothing else like it on the market at such price. In high class neighborhood and nigh class improvements all around it. In full view of Highland avenue and within a stones throw Of property that sold for $15O a front foot. Jerome Fuckers Real Estate Agency. POT Fist street. 2-27-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29

FOR SALE-S3l DO per loot, 1UOXl4U, I4th
 ave, north, near 18th st; this is the most beautiful corner on North High lands W. B. Leedy & Co., 3-2S-7t FOR SALE-One beautiful family driving horse, with Studebaker runabout and harness, "a bargain" Good reason for selling. Address Y-7S, care Age-Her- ald 2-2S-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word a dayi no au' taken for less than 25 cents for hrst insertion. Cash must accompany every
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
WANTED-AGENTS

to sell Diozo cabinets and phone disinfectors to business houses, hotels, offices and private homes Greatest seller ever put out; $l5 per day. Diozo Sales Co.,, Opelika, Ala.
 3-25-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
Rooms WANTED - Board

WANTED~Room and board for family of four two children age and 3,
 one extra large or two small connect ing rooms, private bath preferred' state location, price and give full particu- lars; references exchanged. Address MT, care Age-Herald. 3-21-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29

FOR SALE-Bargain bedroom suit, sepa- rate beds, steel range, fine order 220S 9th avenue. 3-28-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
LOST-S -STRAYED-STOLEN

LOST-A brown cane walking stick with square bent handle, white metal tip, engraved with three-word name; left on street car that departed from South ern Terminal station at 5:S0 a. m. 18th inst; liberal reward if left at Key holds & Whites store, S16 20th street, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
WANTED-BOARDERS

ROOM and board. PIP 5th ave. S-24-90t ROOMS and excellent table board. Mrs.
 Cowan's, 2016 9th ave. Bell Sl97 S-2s-7t BOARD with private family on South
 Highlands: best accommodations none need apply who do not wish to pay good price for same. Answer F-f9. care Age-Herald. S-zS-'t WANTED-To board from April l. four young men and two couples; also day
 boarders; all modern conVemences; close in on Fifth avenue. Phone Bell 5S4i, Mrs. Edwards. 5-z9-9t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29

FOR RENT-Six-roo cottage and ser
 wants house; modern, $35. Apply 1921
 Avenue G. 3-8-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
.ONE CENT A WORD

hAIEs--One cent a word . layj no nd. taken for less than 26 cents for first Insertion. C~sh must accompany every .sr1er
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
LITTLE GIRL FEEDS
THE BIRDS

Attracted hy the crumbs which
che freely sprlnklcs on the snow
hundreds 81 Wild birds deprived
OF their ordinary sustenance b. tho
white mantle that blankets the
earth. have been daily led through
the kindness ~ Helen Geek, a 10.
yearold eim who iivcs with her
Parents al aafT Fifth av
Since the snow first fell this lit.
lie girl had scgaped all the crumbs
from the table 20 feed the birds
She has even broken up whole
Ioaves OF brcad that her feathered
friends might not suffer from bun
ger. And now there are hundreds
az dlrninutive birds In the nelghhog.
hood that are SO tanned they vii
almost eat oaf % the girls hands.
Il don't want % see anyone hun.
gry. SAYS the Girl and then The
birds seem 80 tickled 60 get some
shlng % eat Everybody ought 90
b. kiud 10 the birds They are 50
pretty and tiny and helpless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Fr Rent WsH furnishcd ffanf raaHi,
Suitable fHr tHa fHuna mrnt also rne
fIuafH franf fnan. veil heated eli
modern. private residence NrHatH ag
'fnf WruHhIiran Reasonable g. sees
na.L ll.l Do lla n.Hr n q q y IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
THE SHAME
OF OREGON
SPECIAL AGENT OF HITCHCOCK
Us SENT TO OPPOSE THE
WILL or PEOPLE.

WILL w Fh0fALs
PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. t4.--
~ u. P-ormshy MeHaru,
personal representative Of
Chairman Hitchcock IN the last
presidential campaign, ls in
Portland fer the soie purpose,
Il is reported, Of leading the
fight for the election o. a re-
publican senator Instead Of
Gov Chamberlain, democrat,
ard that q the peoples choice,
when Mcuarg heard a rumor
that money would De used 60 de-
foat Chamberlain hc quickly dcuied
n so lar as the national admits.
tratlon Is concerned How be viii
induce 81 legislators 90 repudiate
the pledges upon which they were
elected Is not revealed. but this Is
his mission
The legislature adjourned 10
meet next Monday, when Gov
Chamberlalns vetoea OF last SEES.
sion viii be taken ar, and the antis
are polling all their strength 90
pass several ol the bills retained
without approval over the head Of
the governor
u IS thought this viii weaken
several statement No : men who
are Interested IN the bills 50 that
they viii cancel their pladsos 10
vote fog the peoples choice FOR sen.
pfor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
INVESTIGATION OF
TILLMAN DENIED

WASHINGTON. Jan. it-fy u.
PIT Is not expected that Senator
Tiiinans request that the senate
investigate the charges made
AGAINST him b the president Ia con-
necnan with the Oregon land deals
viii De- granted Eveu n the charges
made hy the president are true lt
Is stated that there was no violation
Of the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
DETECTIVE SERVICE.
pA1 MAKERS.

30 iiS'- i1S7es1as6 no Fi1-1 =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

HNi.h HN"H CASH
Sew Groom house nerteiain hath nnt
aH l.umh.rN Goo teTt bard plastcr ana
HfIi finished nice iaf eaoa view. fha
nlHe 81 lfow Nnr ari sehapt withln ona
tinek af HH.fonf boulevard Your lhnnee
81 tnHk away irom he landlord and
uwn borne
p p THOMPSON.
tn Oriental Block
Main Uf Hna HRt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
FosALu-ttoRsEs.

aaaasssaHssHsHH1s
rho Whn 13nnrding aHd Fnlo stables
( IIarnrn hirHfHr HH nnrpuHeH, hY tHN
Of week ~ western Nf EHnnHaf
Mn4n MHff. al 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
FoR sAle HOTELS

a1 faoWa hrirk. nau. fnar gear laaHH
rent ass. WaikFHk distance MunHf
maker Main tste ind tta1 ittt
faruum hufsl fer Halr f1tt rent fs1 Be-
month WHef sell or arcuurf % alNH
nfsH can az Mqtsi washington. Mam
iifon. Waah istlt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14


TWE unWtr.kW Hrwi uWNRf.Y
SALE Ar krrLER frAnrNo kjic
VipN HOUSE 500 PIKE ST. ip 30 %. m
FRIDAY. JANUARY laTu Wii present
another fire una 30 furnitufr f1r enc
highest Bidder uirdsafe maple and
golden oak Princess dfcsaoFs hareaua.
ghffanieFs. bookcases aidohoaras hHf
icte dining tables leather seated chairs
rockers. center tables. cniuwndra. hand
some screen. sanitary and other touches.
INC rDu Ton ieah and chair gQaa iron
dtnE lace euWalnr pictures. miuefa.
t0llrtwHfa. kllHNHn tables. dfshaH ntrn
aiia M1quetta. nrueaeis aud ingram art
7suufcH russ. carpets iiuoieum. 3 steel
partial Zee ran b. Fifuu, Hn rnnHiHn
mcuia are stiii arriving John huahsil
Aueipneer Ind. aAf'
AUCTION 8ALE An "a d nicaHH
TOMS kh1fEHHuoMH. 5000 fHr Az
rnipAN lAN 18TH AZ io4o a q
sprlnga. mattreseea arogsers, comm0dea
rhfn0niefa foiHiHg beds fine dreHsinr
tables center utande ouucheH. extension
tatioH rhairs adehoaria. china cabinet
roiInr.tap dsHh fine uphoiHtored farni
iure leather eUaeh fine upright pianaH.
draporisa. curtains russ elegant
heatorp Kitchen Eooda mirrors bed
ding, ntc. etc. Sale afei rlrHt Az. Fti.
day. no no sharp H "a. nfrNEHrQN
Auetl9nner Phones Main 1907 Ind
Georgetown Auction ana Nalea stables.
h0reeH. harness. vehicles bought AMI sold
en- commission. Auction every Friday i
b m 90 head horses, an Hiaes. on hand
bfandmou e.. Gs0faaown, Gg ~
The Eagle Auction Co, Pike aud sixth
viii boy your goods at hcHt cash ufjcea
nr sell ihom on cummifHlnn| III
WANTED TO nuY--FuRNlTuRE.
---------------~.--.----1
10 diapoHe ri yosr used furniture 10
nm advantage call up our exchange de-
partment We buy Tor each or trade gl-
lowing literally Huy your Furniture In
this drpnrimentsyou save n deal The
Oroie Nauiiin Co. M. Department
valdez Farm. 1919 ist n asaa Ind 500
DENTISTS.
BROWN DENTAL pARLOilas 1ig
First Az, Union block, between Cherry
and Columbia sta NHnblNhoH lt years
m nGatiie Tho largest duntNl practice
most modern equipped ana elegantly
APPOINTED dental pafl1W ~ AMafieH
ON nhma alone 81 a EnnlAntel thAt fnHf
,4nfF tsiil ~ ~ tie huat ana F4AfHAtead
eduln u brown. b y. ~ ep sra
Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14


SASH sW DOOR NkNlAfaA
We have cen aner mNI HaF
anafe ffuw
fiaufa faf asfHF e. BE-
ftaNff faf % Hes ~ NHfNfrhfna Al 81
We fnhhH HFa HVFfN 8Wrhf 81
fsrnn eimf aHN Wn taea naft
nna Urfc~ 500 sea uM wEHAHMh faFaa
raffarr ffnnf tHsms nffh fknrr faa
and bottom aNNtn nFIrH fflf
Naf wiHN alMe uFDart0urnf HEs
Rave fsk lafH# gtrfarf anH make 81.
aff frame HHa FHaia ffamns a. ee
SOD frame
CaitaFf q aafs aIfh riafs 81 90
naf tHfa ~ NHHEaiaH ffnHt
door hf nl aiaa price H0 TNla
aalr iaia "a fhiGa. ana "a rfaaf
EaAaa
pirlufe mn'aM eaat per feet
Bargains fH 80 Ana ends vi aastt
fhaf hHNf he Jeff over ~ nfFa4s#F
NfnnE NHN a. 1871 These Hsfa
Hnfrnt Nnff a panel af r.H4r ..f.s
frfr.t tNal har them fratn
frrular ffa1H asfHa Diem as.t
Nan1 fnr rficeata Wrifn fa.r r.s.-
arH a1NfrrH 49, and ua SIN ~
aHFn sos UnnIFsM rnr uafa L. r.t.....
uat free. raHfH without rhnrre
~ MIIAtfa $50
Tha fnrNHaf aH e. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Why SILVER and
Freezer

FHEE EXCURSION 70 CALIFORNIA.
Arc ypa looking for . place whers g1a
esn have home and Fl she same TINE
NfHGHCe 3 good Eir tnfufnef r1g VII
rnFff fra . better cafntfnatlal ~ sol.
Hatef. climate aEd markets than oar
tracts
KEENAN, a. READY TO SHOW roU
fGH4 Fer acre. rasN 40 more Tor 4
FFafa Come nee ua naw while me "a.
EaftiaH 10 aa
FRESNO IRRIGATED FARMS CO..
HaM Globe HtHN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

WIi n rrtHnns# fanatic al .aa,-ss.
tf"NtNIr fHi ere Nire rlauH GOT
yer 20 ne HHHr uf Address af.
~ oiAf aafa.fa
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FonnI a. nsfnaft fna osaEH
"a lhnnr T. aeaf lf 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

aauwfF bone sites are becoming more
sHasnsiFr rfffF gear. aseaass the prizes
n waterfront acreage has fans 81 AiEh,
rise longer you delay ffa more rnl uiit
HaT North - Seattle have cone
taa aFrsaFa aFefl a9liag gre ts4a4 an4
HIFmrlrs Gov afff fa see prr acre 10
lff cent cash balance monthly.
WlfE a WHEELER
400 Cnlmnu liueA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
$1,000 to Loan

We have $1,000 60 loan. Must bs
improved real caiatc
1uDnFEfLoW Is SONS.
tlt BAILEY uhDa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Nn fat hfHHtF furntsNed aHuhiN
hnueFNNeutHa fnNnal also tWu HlaNie
f8GN faatA
als.ru1fn nadefa hause. furrare heaf
laundry trays. efe ga gtth South
ffaa af141f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

lNlN MffieFn seattle Mhnh
Nhe iHfHFai % Hsi fafrfahiY knnHn
Sash ana Door So in ihe Northwest
tf
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Jones e6isSad1l
Treatments painless 3Nt F.rafa 81
Ind fliE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
FoR aEHr HOUSES.

Dor Hsnf Furnished rooms fet H9hf
houseterpfnE asa furnished raems tti4
tiahfh ae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

iiiH bargains in hlnfmcd watches
aud diamonds &C. uH anHon Ieeairy
60 loi aha as nest&ys bme stare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14


Mems fine shoes ut cot prices 70 we
Cenfrag 0uiuk Shoe Nfpair hhpn fl4
Thlfd az, near Central building Come
and nee them BRING your repairing III
fiitifa School 0f Dancing Glasses
md agd ta,aes A f56o @lf
! am tha man. houta fepHifHe $ ai
liH branches tHHurr weNi1et tltAihh
1n DOORS HhrdaIt / au Carpenter
pluHHa agea cuflnH famadf5 hHtt
tiorNn fVea fnwodfiNas ety t#ptt@ ,
and efontiaa aoEnsf 81
anfa Alf|n "a. ka4s 81 I'D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14


. HAnAq FAT.
rnf iifa FanIIuH EA. al tr.f.f f.iff.t4
FIRST and fihs
Aqaline hegdgA no mistake whsn
s'.'.h we he q clairFoyaut 10
ffie W., s3lsel' we Colonial Hotel
-.----.-----.-.-.---
Mrs nhafef KiNes Radintu dairy er
rrnf Monday eFeuiM ~ nEg w fa4
1iHt nv phoue ID gate isf
PHRsaAL.
~ f Jones. e ..i,,,..i,r.
Treatments painless iut second 81
ind ilia
uu bargains n uhi~smed wafrtrs
aud diamonds &C. ual anaon Iewairv
60. loi ana aY nssAya nme stone
LuMHh
-e--aa-.----ss-ss.-s--ssa--.a- = =. - -. :. Z.
cedar tnd spruce iuHHiW .gf.fi.f. sineR
johnson. ppp Mufan q Mo 600. ffaE
81
FOR sNLe-wooaANp COAL.
----,-s--a------aass s-sss-zaaas-a4. \.
we can take care % b. ryfsu 'VIfff5st
COAL f8 HHOHT lNltfr Kali tffIi
eEATrLE COAL a. 20 usth
phones 91
Coal nll Rinda deisAf IN sI paffs
f.t ,"' MAinWright.
M'hN"At ihN fH"HtA If
sHATTiE runlfc - ett0EmT,
GO Flton quality WON n.4 r.rvtra
20 A ffti n aHaI
ARCHfTEM
a~s-s--s--.s-s-s~s-ss=Haz-.sas- -
100 pace book house ~ 49,, -
Falew plans giving else ~ IL
Voorhees, Architect slt1h tna
ff'NiH
ABsT RACT0h
.a=~-s@@sssasus~asss-ssssss# aassaaaal
Booth Mhltueaey LAM H--''---r
CO.. ilaNef Block Rhuna NstiHtt
nIcYcLEa
s-sa-assr.-~ss=s--ssszasszs ssH--s-ss-~@
Go Goo spinniuss Tor W III -,.-'.5,s'
fuudfioa
NANke.
aaa-s.aaaesas.ae.assa=sslas-a
THE CANADIAN ban N6 ,-.-es
MERGE NfM
Head office Toronto, a. "a.
branches in canAaal rfN f a..4t,.'.93
h4HhlnN hiialrgas iutcrNH~ t.. E r
HatluNA nud Time DepnNllHIH WV" tA
aHt1I1H HhANM
a 81 Holt An
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Mrs ahafef sisesRadioFs daNy 81.
sipl N'""sE ,ss 'f ier 900 az iet
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sToRAoE.
TRANsFER coMpANiEa

--s=-=~--~-
Nnlau Trannfer. MaVinR a storage
iazf let Phones. Main SD rnf $50
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hAnAN FAY
AHfrninfirnI clair &C., a.s.f f.u g..
ref ME- reniiuH ia M if.iri f.iii.t5
First ard Pike
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Coal nli hiuda delieAt ~ .f nstts
~ city nt reasonable pfm tEale.gftei.t
Mcleod. Inc. Phones n IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

v -'a,a--.lss4-,easa-=-s=--
w f.h tNrt 800 e. ~ ENIN WHEN
~ ,tt..i BIC MAfikDf
phones 1A
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ARoHirEM

s. '.s sy g s8'''s sol r' 1--WE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Adalina lloyd "a ra r,fsfsta ,hs,
So i.h we hottEe q claifFoyauf ff
Ills Firat av "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

s-ss-a-ssrs--ss=s4--ss==ss7sz= =s-as---sss~@
Go Go spinning Tor w III -
sundfloa
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pAsrUaAoe
PATENT ATTonMEYa.

hdamn fffpnhH. feHfafarHd ratnH
ana Trade Mart ANgFaeKH. la years 3
seattle fzb.s Dolnaha Elafk
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-09
WINNERS AT NATIONAL
CORN EXPOSITION

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 1.-THE following
are the winners of prizes in NORTH
Dakota for the best corn, wheat, oats
and barley, at the National Corn Elk
position, Omaha, December 6 to IS.
1909:
For best ten ears dent corn, any
color, North Dakota only.
George Patterson, Sheldon, first
prize, $25. F. e. Kurtz, Hazelton,
second prize, $3.50. M. r. Fritz, Lid
gerwood, third prize, $500.
Best ten ears flint corn, any var
iety, North Dakota only:
Donald MoLarty, Niche, first prize,
SIS. P. s. Peterson, Menkinook, Sec
ond prize, $3.50.
Best single ear dent corn, any color,
North Dakota only;
r. ]. Hughes, Wahpeton, first prize,
IS; Elmer Nelson, Halton, second
prize, 81; Ben Taylor, Wahpeton,
third prize, So.
Best peck fife wheat, North Dako-
ia only:
H. Gailfus, Picton, second prize, IS;
H. Gailfus. teton, second prize, IS;
j. w. Mollins, Hillsboro, third prize,
81.
Best peck blue stem wheat, North
Dakota only:
H. A. Nelson, Ray, first prize, $40;
E. F. Jurgensen, Bisbee, second prize,
S.; C. F. Nelson, Bisbee, third prize,
81.
Best peck other than fife Or blue
stem, North Dakota only:
C. F. Nelson, Bisbee, first prize,
$40; W. S. Wibe Bisbee, second
prize, IS; Charles Paulson, Bisbee,
third prize. 81.
Best peck Durum wheat, North Da-
kota only:
$40; F. F. Jurgensen, Bisbee, second