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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Following is the list Of advertised
mail for week ending July 10, 1908;
Letters: Miss jesse Bergen. -u-
san Lenhert Cox. R. s. DOwell, Chris,
H. Forrey. Miss LOura Hammond,
Mrs. ]. T. Leatherman. W. Y Mullin,
John P. walker, W. G. Vert. W. X,
Wilson.
Cards: Karl Anderson. Miss Roy
iyn Geer, Miss Francis BurkhOlder,
Miss May Gloss. Miss Laura Harri-
son. MIS- Flossie Hoffman CD. Bella
InrAisbe. N. H. Lyon ca, as. Sam
MeKlnneI, Miss Anna Mohl, Miss Vel
ma Miller. Mrs.. Daniel Myers, Roy
Reynolds. John Thompson. Lille VIII
son. Z. w. wis. Miss Norma POr-
n WARING. p. u.
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Editor Reflector: NY correspon-
dence indicates that the 1908 wheat
crop in your county suffered loss
Of approximately so per cent through
the work Of the Hessian Fly, and that
both in 1908 and 1903 there has
been widespread but obscure damage
due to the work Of the greater wheat
straw-worm. / am therefore send
ing you copy Of a press bulletin on
the subject Of HessIan fly and greater
wheat straw-worm, This information
should be in the hands of growers
Of wheat because: ~ these insects
particularly the former, do such
large damage tour 1908 crop snf-
fered loss Of about 10000, GOO
bnshels) that anything which will
materially reduce the loss means an
immense saving; (2) while the indi-
cations are that the total damage
from these insects, owing to late
sowing and spring weather conditions
unfavorable to the fly, will be great
" reduced, considerable harm will
be accomplished in limited localities;
(3) the appearance Of even slight
damage means that they may do
great harm next year and that the
grower should take measures to pre-
vent that harm; "a this bulletin
states the case in SO simple and prac-
teal a way that, after reading It
carefully, any man can examine his
wheat fields and diagnose with GER
tainty the work Of these insects and
then take efficient measures to pre-
vent a very large share Of the harm
they do; 90 this information is
based upon practical study carried
forward in Kansas wheat fields dur
ing the past two years, and offers
thoroughly up-to-date information.
We have been in close touch with
the work OF the fly and incidentally
that Of the greater wheat straw-worm
since / found the flies in alarming
numbers in Sumner county in late
OF 1907. Besides carrying
a study of these insects at
Manhattan, since March 1908 we
have maintained special agent who
has studied the fly in the fields
where it has done most damage.
Last summer we published 10000
copies of press bulletin No. 1853 on
Hessian fly and later the usual num-
Der Of copies Of press bulletin No.
1856 ON the greater wheat straw
worm. You may, perhaps, feel that
this should be enough on the sub
ject, but to be effective the press
bulletin should be timely and should
embody the most recent and best
that can be obtained.
New conditions and new discoveries
render constant changes necessary.
No one can say whether the 1910
wheat crop will or will not suffer
severely from either Hessian fly or
greater wheat straw-worm, but he
can say definitely that wherever their
damage appears in this years crop,
the 1910 crop is very likely to suffer
severely. l want the farmer to know
whether he is thus threatened and to
know what measures will insure his
escape from most Of the harm that
he would otherwise experience. III
have, therefore, written this press
bulletin based upon our now almost
,wo years experience, coupled with
knowledge Of what has been done
in this and other countries,
md am respectfully asking you 70
cooperate BY giving the information
o your readers.
r. J. HEADLEE,
State Agricultural Colleges
I
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
donhtadly zone up ii flames.

when the fire alarm was turned
In It was given somewhere along west
Third. The team went out west third
until Fireman Hauserman saw the
fire on Fourth street He Immediate
" changed the fire teams course and
streams Of water were soon thrown
upon the fire. The mistake in the
alarm caused an unneeded delay and
people turning in fire alarms should
be more careful.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
Father Daly Spoke.

Rev. John DAILY, the priest orator
delighted the audience this afternoon
telling Of the small boys position in
life. The brilliant play Of his lee
lures and the many true stories Of
actual experiences in his work with
the boys Illuminate the tears brought
forth by the pathos Of scenes describ-
Cd from life.
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CHAUTAUQUA WILL END IT'S
SESSION HERE TONIGHT.
Has Been Successful One and Well
Attended.

The Chautauqua ends with to-
nights session when the girls band
viii give q concert. Peter MacQueen
will lecture.
The Chautauqua was attended by
one Of the largest audiences last
night Of the entire session.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
Told Of Africa.

DR.. Peter MacQueen, who has
travelled extensively in Africa, gave
m interesting illustrated lecture last
night Of his travels and experiences
IN the dark continent. He paid q
tribute to Livingston, the missionary
explorer Of Africa and the excellent
work Of the missionaries. He says
100000 Christians is the result q
20 years labor Of the American Mis-
slon at Kijabe. Mr.. MacQueen In
his lecture last night said; Africa
IL three times as large as Europe
ana four times the size Of the United
states. There are territories In Az
RIGA where the white man can live
and survive which must have a great
future for the white man. Few peo-
Die understand that the Americans
do most Of the business in Africa as
Americans handle 100 per cent Of
the best ivory, So per cent OF hides,
ana rs per cent Of the diamonds.
During the panic Of 1907 IN the
United states tie price Of wives Of
he Africans was reduced from $40
to So a head The country through
which ! travelled was filled with
game. In one day ! counted 1000
wIId animals. The English and Ger
man governments are ruling the
countries on the equator with great
Skili. The tanning Of the zebra and
the Gland, who dwell upon the SHOWS
cf Mt. Kenya which Is $4,000 feet
high, 10 being carried on success
fully"
IN one OF Mr.. Maeoueen's pictures
last night, It was shown that the
idea Of the peach basket hat and
sheath gown was taken lrom the
Kavirondo tribe on Lake Victoria
Nyansa,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

II Is understood tnht all TIE lee
lures on Africa win have to take q
back seat next year when 7. r. win
Be hack VITA the only the and NJ
io-6ats address Illustrated With nov
inE pictures
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

II you want a good look at the
GIiddenites 60 out on the west side.
They viii have to go slow there.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
SEE .SAW RASEBALL
BEIOIT AND ABILENE EACH GET
ONE IN DOUBLE HEADER.
Through IsoneheAd Playing, UAstendy
Pitching and Poor Support The
Locals Lost First Game
WON the Lecond.

Casting aside the game with juno
ton City on July third the first game
of the double header Saturday was
the poorest display Of baseball ex-
hibited on home grounds since the
season opened. Beloit took advan-
tage Of Abiiene's balloon ascension
and circled the diamond ~ times
before the Abilene aggregation landed
and then It was too late as It was
time to commence the second game.
IL to 0 is pretty bad but there has
been worse ball playing in the United
states than that. In the first inning
Choteau was just little, wobbly. had
weak support and Abilene simply
took a compulsory balloon ascension.
Bsloit piled up six runs in tn first.
two in the fourth. three in the fifth,
and one in the eighth.
The first game was the knockers
delight but Abilene can not be ex-
pected to win every time.
Score by innings: r i 2
Abilene ..O0OO0SOOo- 0. 81
Beloit ..e0023001 O-12 IL l
Choteau and Ehrgott;
Beal and Moss,
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Property at Auction
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his place IL mile from
high school, Herington on


at $3.50 D. m. sss
His home property; room house
practically new, bath room. pantry,
buttery, 2 closets. cellar, barn for
horses, grain bin, hay NOV, poultry
house, all fenced with shade trees.
And 5 acres Of land all in alfalfa
with living water. Warrantee deed
and abstract Of tt !.
Z. DIX.
Herington, Kansas. l5w2t
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Second Game.

BatterieB--CnOteau anu EnrbOtS'
Beal and Moss.
Second Game.
There was a sudden cnange a .Ae
weather in the second game Of the
double header as Abilene was ac-
climated to the change and Beloit
was not for when the last man to
bat took himself to the bench to ex-
change his baseball shoes with lneir
long spikes for bed room slippers
the score board registered 6 to 2 in
Abilene's favor.
Abilene administered its severe
thrashing in the first, second, third
and fourth innings when the locals
accumulated their six scores.
Score by innings; X H =
Batteries-Williams ana Ehrgott;
Greene and Moss. Umpire-Sigler.
Manhattan 4, 2; Salina 4, 10.
Manhattan, July 1S.-The locals
and Salina divided double header
here Saturday the first game going
to Manhattan, 4 to 1, and the second
to the visitors 10 to 2. opportune
hitting by the locals and costly err
rors by QuigIey's team won the first,
while the second was lost by the To-
GALS numerous errors. Leonard OF
salina scored home run in the Sec
ond game. First game score:
RHEI
salina ......OO0 600 0 0 III 8 3
Manhattan ..O1201OO 0 50 81
Batteries Hendrix, Lem and
Swift; Coe and Coe.
Second game-score: R H d
Salina ....OO3O412OO-10S 81
Manhattan 0OOOO2OOO- 2411
Batteries Hendrix and Lawrence;
Johnson and Coe and Stew
art. Umpire--Hamlin.
Minneapolis 2; junction City 4.
junction City. July 1'.-Minneapo-
lis won Saturdays game from juno
tion city here BY batting harder in q
swatfest. Score: RHEl
O0420OoO1- "A 3
Junction C'y OOOoO4oOO-4 IS
Batteries Harlan and Abbott;
Hunt ana Masters Umpire Scan
lon.
Clay Center 2; Ellsworth !.
Clay Center, July 1s.-Olay Cen
Ter outplayed Ellsworth Saturday in
} game that was exciting throughout
Score: Z "A Y
10000 O00-1
clay Center OO2OOO0 Vs-z44
Batteries Fullwider and Som
mers; Brooks and AIIingham. UNI
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Local lettings

Grove School. Zion, will give its
Christmas program next Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Mcheown, oi Strick-
ersville, died al her home on Sunday.
The drama Engaged given for
the benefit ol Flint tiill Church, last
Thursday evening, yielded $50
"A new 10000 gallon concrete re-
servoir, costing $4,000. has been con-
strucicd al Tome school, Port Deposit.
Another textile min, the third OPP
Grated Al ELK Mills. was to start work
this week. conducted by r. ! Kay and
Jacob Todd.
The first skating 81 the season was
enjoyed 10y Rising Sun folks on three
inch ice On Hunters Dam, prior TO
Mondays rain.
While on visit 10 friends near
Port Deposit, Oh Sunday. Mrs. J. c.
Reynolds % Sylmar. los, a gold watch.
priced Is q gift from her som
The Rising Sun aud Avondalc Gun
Clubs had a shoot ON the formers
ground, tbs home club winning by one
point IN a score nf 100 To 200
Chester St Clair, OF Rock Springs,
who disappeared from his boarding
house. 10 Chester. four ccks previous,
on Saturday reached his home IN a
dazcd condition, Unable to tell where
he had been IN the meantime
Pennsylvania Railroad officials had
Edward Ford. head gardener on the
main lire. vino became dcrangcd al his
former home near Octoraro Junction,
last week. removed t. a Philadelphia
hospital iur treatment
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Frame Dwelling House, Gn

containing nine rooms, exceptionally well iocat-
cd. there Is well shaded and attractive lawni
large double decker barn five years old usual out,
buildings. There is also two and one-half
story tenant house on the property. This farm Is
particularly well adapted for making an ideal
country home.
TRIMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree
are-ss0o OF the purchase money 10 he paid in
cash ON the day Of sale; one half Of the balance
TO he paid in cash within three months from
the day Of sale and the remaining one.haif Of
the balance OF the purchase money to he paid in
cash within six months from the aay o! sale; OF
the credit payments may be paid at an earlier
date at the Joint option OF the Trustee and pur.
chaser. The credit payments shall hear interest
from the day Of sale aud shall be secured by the
note OF the purchaser with surety to he approved
by the Trustee
Purchaser to paw cost OF conveyance.
FREDERICK T. HAiNES.
John {. lIindpan, Auctionect. Trustee.
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The ladies OF the Port Deposit
Presbyterian congregation cleared up
wards OF 500 from their recent buffet
supper and sale oi fancy work
Ii you want Facts about the
kcclcy Cure. you don't need to adj
drc,, the Hcclcy Institute Write to
" &. Haskell, al North Capitol ST,
Washington. -. {. Iou'll get what
you ask ior. Write nov.
AUCTION SALE at s. \. Gray's
store. Bav View. next Saturday night,
December ~. consisting oi Bed Blank
els. Horse blankets. House Rugs.
Ladies. G'rts' aud Chiidrcn's Coat
Sweaters. Shoes and Rubbcrs, Cardigan
Jackets. Ladies aud Gents Watches,
ladies and Gents Gloves, Shirts,
Clocks and Jcwcry. Positively no
under bidding.
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Notice 10 Creditors

This i 90 give notice that the subscriber Of
Cecil county has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county letters oi administration
on the personal estate Of
EDWARD u. SMITH
late Of said county deceased. Al persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
bon OF before the 18th da> Of May 1910.
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Al indebted to said
estate are fcdticsicd.io make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under MY baud this
18th day OF November. 100.
SUSAN q. SMITH.
Administrative uf Edward H. smith; deceased.
uoV25.st Test; THOMAS H. MiiLKp, Register.
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Frame Dwelling House,

ni . rooms barn and the usual on,buidings all
In good state OF repair situated pear the North
Rast river shore There IS also a tenant house on
the farm.
The property Is abou, miles from the town Of
North East. a station on the Il. H. Il W. K. r.,
AVID is alo;,s a., r. p. u. Route from North East
The farm Is desirable because OF its fertility, its
beautiful location aud profitable fisheries.
II adioins lands of John {. MeNamce and
others.
\ school. Church aud stores are near.
TERMS or sALE:-one third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash ON the day OF sale and
the remainder OF before March IS, 1910, when
deed and possession will be delivered, bu. these
terms will be modified to suit the convenience of
a satisfactory purchaser. Cost Of decd to be paid
los the purchaser.
GEORGE 4. BI.AKI2, Attorney.
T.. ". Groves. auct dec its
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fi,1h
Frame Dwelling House

~ rooms, IN good state Of repair
The property is pleasantly located as place OF
residence ani one well worthy the attention OF
BUYERS.
TERMS or sAI.E-Ouc third OF the purchase
money shall he paid in cash on the lay OF sale
aud the remainder in six months therclrom, the
credit paymes; - be secured to the satisfaction
ct the Trustee. aud 10 hear interest from the day
of sale, hut these terms he altered to suit the
the convenience Of a satisfactory purchaser.
cost Of deed at expense of purchaser
GEoRGE \. BLAKE, Trustee.
iohn =. Hiudmau, kuct. idec IS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This l. to give notice that the subscriber, of
cecil county has obtained from the orphans
our. Of Cecil County, letters OF Administration
on the personal estate Of
.MARY G. WALTERS.
late Of said county deceased. Al PERSONS hay
ing claims against the said deceased ate hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
tlt rcof duly authenticated
on OF before the aitb day OF May 1910.
they may otherwise hy law. lie excluded from
ali benefit Of said estate. All indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
10 the subscriber Given under my hand this
luh day Of November. 800.
RoBRET {. TliACEERY,
Administrator Of Mary G. walters, deceased
IS dec Sw Test: Thomas D. M1leI. ReglsieL
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This Is to give notice that the subscriber Of
Cecil county has obtained from The Orphans
Court OF said county, letters iestameniary on the
personal estate OF
LEWIS MARSHALL iiAiNES,
late Of said county deceased. M persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated
on or before the iith daS ii June, 1910.
they may otherwise hy law, hc excluded from
All benefit Of said estate. Al indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate payment
to the subscriber Given under my hand this
10th day OF December, isrl.
FIfZAnETIi J. tAlNRS,
Exccu,rix Of l.. Marshall liaincs, decd
lsdcc sw Test. Thos. u. Miller, Register.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

AZ the same time aud place "a the above there
will he sold the following personal property
one side board. one extension table, kitchen
range Kitchen utensils; two stoves; onehaif doz-
en- kitchen chairs: kitchen tables; wash tubs;
window screens and shades; inRrain carpet:
one bed stead one half ton coal and other articles.
The terms of sale Of this personal property to
lee cash at time Of purchase.
FREDERICK r. IIAINES.
Agent Tor the owner.
John L. IIineu,nn. Auctioucet dee Is
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|ONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1903
At ] O'clock p. NJ.
AT THE PREMISES

herein dcScripcd situated on the west side Of
Main Street, 10 the town Of Port Deposit. in
Cecil County, IN the state OF MARYLAND all of
that lot Of land whereof James FAR. died seised
and possessed. adjoining lands of john =. Kelly
and the heirs OF George ". Lanm aud being the
same land conveyed unto said Jan.es FAIR. by
two deeds, one from John J. ileckaTt dated oc;o.
her IS 1867 and recorded among the land records
Of aid County In I.ibcr II. X. r. No. B. Folio i62.
Sc and deed from Philip SauIcr aud wife,
dated January n. Is9. aud recorded among said
land records in Lihcf u. ;. 30. ?, Folio - Sc.
The Land described in the first of said deeds hc.
ina subject to the payment OF it, proportion Of
ground rcnt under the leases mentioned therein
aud the land iu the second Of said leeds being in
Ice simple.
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81 Acres, III Square PerChes,

MORE OR LEss. IL situaicd.in the Sixth Flee
ton District Of said County about one-haif mile
North Of Rising Sun on the road from Rising
to Fremont, aud adioins lands Of John A. Hun
ter. William A. PoRue. Estate Of Charles Lincoln.
WAYNE Reynolds and others. The land Is Of
good quality. with stream OF water; about II
acres of woodland; good meadow; 20 acres under
cultivation; apple orchard aud other fruit in
ahnndnncc The improvements eonsist OF
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ORDER NISI.
Ia. Re. Thc MortRaecd Real Estate Of Howard
W. Young and vile
In the Circuit Court FOR Cecil County.
IN Faulty. No. 2sss.

Ordered this 18th day Of November 1907. that
the sale OF property mentioned In these proceed
ings. made and reported by Henry A. warbur.
ton Attorney: be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown ON or be-
forcsthe 10Th day of January next, provided n
copy OF this order bc inserted IN some newspaper
printed and published IN Cecil County once n
week for one month before the Fist day OF De-
ccmber next
The report states the amount Of sale To he 500
MANLY DRENNRN, Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst;
?Onov sw MANLY DRENNlS. Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE
of A Valuable
RIVER FARM

Under power from the owner Amos Il. Cox,
who desires to discontinue farming, the undci-
signed his Attorney will sell At public auction,
a, the Court House door. in the town OF Elk-
ton, in the County Of Cecil in the State Of Mary
Land an
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2l5 Acres, 3 RO0ds and 81 PerChes,

inorc OF less. which was conveyed unto him hy
Hiram Mccullough, Trustee by his deed dated
March p. lS,1, and recorded among tt. land
recorded books Of said county in Lihct ". II. r..
80. I. Folio SO Ne The iarin ffonts OF both the
Norih Fast and Iilk Rivers aud has one OF the
finest river locations in the County. The view
NJ and down the North iiast River Is especially
grand.
ON the Norih Fast front IS one Of the best fish
cries ulonr aid River aud there IS good one on
the Elk.
About - acres are under cultivation aud the
land is highly improved aud Of the hest quality.
The remainder is woodland, well set with
Chestnut and oak. There is an apple orchard of
several hundred trees in full bearing. besides
other kinds Of fruit trees.
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Farm For Sale

Farm containing - acres Of land. OF excellent
quality, IN state Of high cultivation, ,ai under
cultivation. located IN Second Election district.
Cecil county, Md. about mile, distant from
Chesapeake City. Frame House. barn lsxi2
wagon house ibsd2. hen house and all necessary
outbuidiugs All kinds OF fruit. consisting of
apples, pears, piums, cherries and grapes. hi.
farm Is IN excellent condition, both land aud
buildings. viii he sold Oh easy terms.
Apply to
GEORGE M. EVANS.
de, iStl ELkTON, MARYLAND.
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Trustees Sale
OF
House and Lot
IN PORT DEPOSIT.

rnGcr and by virtue Of decree OF the orphans
ourt for cecil County passed n a cause therein
u which Gertrude r. llasson aud husband are
laintiis and MARY Gray aud other, ave defend.
nis. the undersigned the Trustee named there
H. will offer al Public sale on
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SO ACRES OF LAND, More or Less

This property rs we'll located two wells oi
water abundance Of fruit, nearly all clear land
OF the best natural pualiiy very productive and
easily titled
H., buildings consist of -
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s2o0 TO loan on good real Estate security.
JOSHUA CLAYTON,
Attorney at Law,
aug2i-tf ,Eikton Ma.
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TRUSTEES SALE
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2slh, 1908
AT l O'CLOCK p. M.

all that tract of land or farm Of which the late
Rebecca liaines died seized. and whereon she re-
sided at the time Of her death.
The farm contains
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ssooo 20 loan on first mortgage on rcss
estate I'm sums Of si0UD. Also 500 on first
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH
Juiy1-tf Eikton. I'D.
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Wednesday, December q, 'Os
MILLS O'Clock A. N.

that valuable farm, situated near Turkey Point
in the sth Election pis,ric, oi said County, con.
tanning
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$4,000 10 loan on frat MORTGAGES IN sums 10
suit. HENRY l.. CONSTABLE.
Attorney. nt-Iaw.
nov i3tf Elkton. Md.
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Y Nh
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-18
LAST DAY OF LEGISLATURE
SECOND SPECIAL MESSAGE
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER


a banking
the
the
practically nullfy the
banking oil before the
The platform
Republican
banking
the
books
that
The
right such relief Platform pledges just binding
saedy
confidence
perfdy
Legislature
to
O
legislature which should
and lalman Bill
the
Legislature
D. S. DICKERsON, Lieutenant and Acting