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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1909.
All Around Texas

Central newspaper reports have it that the
recent cold snap has killed millions OF boil
weevils II boil weev ever frozc to death
nobody ever heard OF it. Some years ago tests
in this matter we're made and it was found that
boil weevils confined in a cavity between two
large cakes OF ice for period OF six hours
would come to life again when the ice was re-
moved. The wccvil hibernatcs and it always
has sense enough to get under logs and chunks
or into the ground, far out OF the way OF an
ordinary freeze. 1t takes hot weather to kHI
the boil weevl-Beaumont Journal
A California man drank to his death IN these
words: 81 VII drink to my own health w'tI,
cso OF coil water lie dipped his cup into
the plaza fountain and after deep draught
fell 10 me pavement unconscious. practically
deN as when his body reached the hospital.
--Clehurne Enterprise. Nud still there are peo
PIE N Teva. uhf INSIST ~ we sn = drgH
water tory " c always did believe these Pco-
pe,had it in for us.-Gainc5vc Register,
"What is the difference between a subsdz-
Cd newspaper and corporation-controlcd
rcwspahcr inquiries Hemstead subscriber
We are not sure we can answer accurately, bH
cur understanding is that subsidized news
paper is one that does net agree with Governor
Campbell, while a corporation-controcd
newspaper is one that does not agree with
Mr. Disqualification Post
Investigation OF the Cherry mine disaster
brings out the fact that wih'c a boys action
was responsible for the fire, the boy had never
before been commissioned to take hay into the
mine. and he had not been told hy his Superiors
what TO do or how to do il. So the boys rg-
rorance goes bacI, to the prime cause oi all dis
a,.ers-carclessncs OF trusted pcoplc.-San
'ngelo Standard ...
Trdee Gill Of the penitentiary board favor,
tie continuance OF the lash. From present IN
elections Judge Gill need have uo fear OF the
Lash being laid aside The prison officials are'
caing TO construe the action OF the pcnitcn-
t:arv board as a license to handle cou,icts
rretty much as they please. and a rcbukc
e. the meddlesome legislative investigating
committee. Bulletin.
80
The later reports on the c"tion SITUATION
show an even greater deficit in the crop than
vas expected. and result more money will
c,-ne To- Texas. Unfortunately the cotton
timers are taking up the wrong end of the
r.. on and reports come from every direction
~ greater cotton acreage instead OF grca;
q crop diversiiicaton-Beau Enterprise.
The Houston Post reads Doctor Cook uu;
:, .re Democratic party. Mia, ior: For lie
;rg. BE "teeriul." s. There are others
V1.alachie Light. 49,.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
George Robinson's Ticket.

Prom the Hamilton Herald.
-r-,c Waco Times Herald has announced it.
,.,.;,son II isvors George Clark Tor governor
md Thomas Jefferson ior president. We Ike
% sec n paper bold and ouispoken 'hat way.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
Amarillo. December 30.

TIL Daily Panhandle will look into the ques-
ton suggested by the subscriber. Dealers in
commodities OF any nature are as all other hu-
mainly. some shady. others honorable. Be
cause some might -, Gonest it does not mean
that all are
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

The commercial financial world New York city,
reduction OF the interest deposits ID per
cent has decided upon by the Bowery Union Square
and North Savings Banks The of which
has been for many has been recognized
hish there several bring about
change Now three banks mentioned have made the
alteration declared interest l., per is expect
ed that a general reduction will follow next July
The Bowery Savings Bank OF the strongest New
York having according report OF July /. 1902 deposits
amounting to slo7 5&6O3S Deposits date Union
squ, Bank were 80 4o4 sso and in the North River Bank
g tN 800.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

r;rhtv-,hree oor<sc-ews purchased Tor %
..-7.ors looks ike nine arc drinking their
r.rsh MEDICINE cut OF The other ieiio"s bot
t.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
THICK.
ROW the II Paso Herald.

From the ~ faso heraid
Grade stakes fcr railroads common New
lIex,co that complaining of them Their horses
stprbie the stakes every few feet
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-29
SET $3.50

Has a shaped scarf and
muff similar to the rug muff.
Dependable fur.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-29

Black or brown coney. large
pillow muff and four-in hand
tie. satin lining.
The oasis., 1909-02-27

prlnr right Of any such settler, provided such settler or applicant is qualified Co make home stead entry and the preference right is exercised ptipr p,9 to Aprll l2 l9 9 on which date the lands VII VII oe Suplert to settlement and entry by any quaI,lied person. The l,uds are us follows
 lhe WA ot SWL. the Wl5 of sWI of NEIL of Ss,WN,4 the sW4 NW4, the sl6 Of \WI9 of HW HW of swi SE at 9i s Sw 2iri 2i siE4 ai IVA the ot sEH of NEi4, the SEI4 of NEL of NEL. see 10. T. y S., R is E nud the 5iltwing deserib ed by metes and boun Is: Beginning ut the southwest corner ol Sec ?, T2l s. R IS E, Sp lh chains; thence W 20 chains: thence N lo chains to the DO nt of beginning. em ora'lns in al approximately t60 acres s Id tracts were lsted upon the application of K I Of NWi4 the Nl4 of Sl& ni SWl4 of NWI. the Si5 gl SNI nl sWl4 of NWi4 tho WIZ of NWlI of SN4 tho SNi4 pf NEll f NWtI of SWE the VIZ oi sEll of NW11 "f WL See {. the sl5 of n NE4 SEA n1 NE4 Che Ni5 afSEl 0f g
 ol EE th.1E4 Of ,E If ,E4 oi NRh the NEl4 oi NEl4 rf NEh of sE1n the si5 ai SE4 q <E4 of SEA. the SEA of NE4 If 5EL, cation ot Mrs Mattir C ,odin. of Camille Ari. na. who alleges settlement in January. igot The Ei9 oi Ei nf SWl4 If sWi{ zee 4, the NV 4 n NA!4 olSEl4 af ,E the sWl4 of SElz Of IVA 9f NW4 ser.9 + P s., K. lSE, listed upon the application of George W Byerly of Camille Arlznna. who al ses settlement in I.anh l9l3 The VIZ of SWi4 ofSWI the WIZ oi E55 of SW4 nf sW4 See l. the E]s nf SEl7 ot SEA the NEti nf NW4 of sEA uf sE4, and tho S12 of NWt4 If SE4 ni SEA- See , T. P s.. k lS listed upon the applications of sal Matte Goodin and saii George w. Byerly both ni whom al ege settlement us above stated The WA nf NElt of sE4 the ,l5 f NWI5 of SEA, thr SE4 oi sWl4 of NEA the WIZ of w 4 pl NE4, the sNl4, of WA of Nk4, Inc NE I T NE'4 o,t SS,Wl |, the ! A If NWh, the WIZ a9f NE4 ai WA, lhe FL oi NW4 of NWM. see 6' f 2is R. r F., listed upon application ui ITS ] II Bennett, ni Duquesne, Arizona The >E4 of sEl4 of NE4 the El5 of sEl4 ol SEA of NG4 the El3 of NE4 Of NEl4 of sE4, tne SEA NG4 otsE4, the El3 of sE1 of sE4, the SEA 9f SN4 of Sr4 of Si44 Ser &. the VI, nf sW4 fNWI the W. of SEA of sW4 of NV 4, thc VIZ nf W. ofsW4 the NW4 of 'NEA of NW4 pf SNi4 See g. the NEi4 of NEl See l7.
 2 5 k. sE listed upin the application oi Hezekiah Glars, oi Camille, Ariz6la. who ab leges settlement in 1899 FRED DENNETf. Commissioner ol the c neral Land 0fice Ap- proved January 2i, l909. FRANK FIERCE. First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
 Fcb. 2U March %.
The oasis., 1909-02-27
NoCALEs NOTES.

A REAL BARGAIN Five thous- and shares of Four Metals stock at 12c. per share. spot cash Ad dress P. 0. Box 806, Patagonia, Arizona.
 Friday last Miss Drury went to Tucson to pass Sunday and the holiday following. While there the lady had q slight attack of illness which detained her a day or two, and she returned to Noga- les "Wednesday evening.
 In the window of the Boston Store there were on display 2 very handsome set of uniforms, made to order for the Campodonico orches- tra at Hermosillo. The Boston Store is agent for the largest and most extensive house in the United States engaged in the manufacture of uniforms and clothing to fill orders such as this.
 THE OASIS is the donee of a good suhstantial, hand made butcher knife, manufactured ny Semler & Huntington from the finest steel. with which the editor is prepared 10 cut an acquaintance or anything
The oasis., 1909-02-27
Notice of Forfeiture.
MORALES, ARIzovl, Feb.

MORALES, ARIzovl, Feb l5, 1907.
 ToIra Butlett and George Austin, Their Heirs anu Assigns.
 You are notified hereby that we have ex. pended during the year lg0S more than SlOl in labor aGd improvements upon each of the fOt. lowing ahm4d ainSar mi eS sitlltll in the Santa cruz Mining District, Sauta Cruz County, Arizona, th. llctton a1uea of the Carrie Nation NJ lS found in B nt3, Page 6l5 car. rie Nation No. 2, Btpk3. Page 6li. Bill Nye NJ. Book 1, r ,ge lSt B We N. ? Bolk 1 Page lot, El>t SllA ak i. Page ls), ,'rt nee Aluert N. l, Book l. 'tg, 3j} Prince Albert No. ?, 'ok Page 86L. in the adre of the Coulty Rar rier al said County, in order t1 hold said claims unier the pr visions .,f Sae. tion 2i2l el the Revise Stttut's ol tns United stats aud the amtu mentS thereto. approved January 2hi S'0, concerning unlual hhar upon Mining Cl inns 1t bting the amount required 10 h d Stil lode for the period end. in on the ilst dty ut December laS And II within nlna,y dtYs from the personal service of th's notice or within ninety days after the publication hereof. ylu fdtl or ,fnse ta contribute your portion of such expenditure as cp.oWner. your int rest in the C aims named herein will become the pr perty uf the sdb. scriber, your ro-nwner, wh m tde tn re luired expenditurc under the provisions nf sid Sec. tion 2}lL AL JOINS
 Feb 2l.-Mareh 2.
The oasis., 1909-02-27

else that needs cutting. Semler & Huntington have made up lot of the knives, which they have on sale. They are far superior to the machine made article on sale in the stores, and as cheap.
 Mir. A. Bacheller is grading the hill on the north side of the rail- road and Morley avenue, opposite the railway roundhouse, where he has laid out d tract of land into desirable residence lots that he will put on the market. A winding roadway from Morley avenue to the top of the hilI has been made, and near the crown of the hill 1t circles the summit, making easy the ascent to the property.
The oasis., 1909-02-27
Lists lSI6. lsl2. lalI lnI sni,.

ID ESTORATtON TO ENTRY IF HANDS IN
 1N National Forest. Notice s hereby given that the landS described below. embracing H2. 90 acres, within the Care x National Forest
 Nrlzona. will be subject to settlement and en. try unier the pr visions Oi the hume itead laws of the United States ant the act nf Jnie 1 l. 10 s (5l Stai., ED, at the United states land off e settler who was actually ant in good faith claiming any of said lands fnr agricultural purposes prior t0 January l. l0l6 and has not abandoned same, has Il preference right 10 make homestead entry fur the htuds actually occupied. Said lands were listed upon the an. plicat1Ons nl the persons mentioned below
 who have q preference right subject 10 the
The oasis., 1909-02-27

of the Santa Barbara ranche; M Elias, of Nogales; F. Sandoval, of Nogales, who owns a large ranche near Fronteras, in the Arizpe lis trict; M. Molina, from the Sant, Cruz.
The oasis., 1909-02-27
Cattle Growers Meeting at HermosiIlo

Today, Saturday, February 27th, is the date set by Governor Torres for the meeting in Hermosillo of the cattlemen of Sonora to take into consideration the existence of the tick evil, and the means to be adopted for its eradication. Yes. terday morning there were at No- gales number of stockmen from various parts of northern Sonora, who went to Hermosillo, to attend the meeting, and here they were joined by several local gentlemen engaged in the industry. Among those departing on the train yes terday morning there were noted Messrs. J. H. Slaughter of the San
 Bernardino ranche, beyond Doug las: NJ. NJ Sherman, of Crawford vile, Kansas, who has large cattle ranche in the Moctezuma district near Cumpas; R. Gabilondo, from beyond San Bernardino; A. A. Mar tinez, from the Santa Cruz; Manuel Mascarefias Sr., of Nogales, owner
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
SOUTH STkRKSBORO.

Mrs. Eliza Ifallock died Thursday
after an illness Of several months with
creeping paralysis, aged 50. She leaves
four sons. George of Huntington. Daniel.
Ezra and IRA of this place. and one
daughter Mrs. Walter Ring. of Hunting
ton. The funeral was held Saturday at
the house. the Rev. Tue Hin of Bristol
officiating. Intermont was ut the Jersa-
lem cemetery beside her husband who
died 80 years ago-1Iiisha Folansbee re-
turned To Proctor Thursday. His wife
win remain here until she RECEIVERS from
her illness.-Dr, John Blrdsall of Law
renee, Mass, was the guest of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Birdsall, last
week. returning THURSDAY His wife and
little daughter. who have been spending
tho summer here, returned Monday. The
fall term OF school opened Monday with
Miss Ellen Sweet of Lincoln as teacher
Stephen Inderhill and Miss Daisy
Hutchinson, who have been spending the
summer with Mrs u. Harris Cnderhill,
returned Tuesday to brooklyn. y. Y
Tho Ladies' Home Circle will meet Thurs
Gay with Mrs. Henry Sweet Of Lincoln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
SHOREHAM.

The funeral Of a former resident. Orsin
Martin. who died at hts home In Fair
Haven, was held at the Conversational
church Thursday with interment in Lake
View cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Forbes of Fair Haven were in town last
week calling on friends.--Mrs. Arthur
Mason and son. James. of Pike. ~ Y,
passed Sunday with II. W. Jones-Miss
Hazel Johnson. who has been the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Kidder. has returned
to Burlngton.-Mr and Mrs. l.. II.
Nottingham and Miss Robinson went to
Plattsburgh Friday, returning Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. r.. II. Nottingham have
returned to New York.-Mrs, T. II.
Farnham, who had been passing a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Jones, return
ed to Sudbury Sunday.-Miss Robinson,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs
l.. II. Nottingham, returned to Argyle,
NJ Y, Monday.-Miss Maud Farnham is
visiting her brother, F. II. Farnham, in
Sudbury.
The next meeting of the Hands Cove
Chapter OF Shorehani will he held with
Mrs Joel Buell. OF Orwell at c:30 o'clock
ga ne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
Toilet Paper
VHE FREE PRESS STORM
ESTATES OF BENJAMIN AND CHAR
IOTTE FAIRCHILD.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit
tenden Rs.
The Probate Court for tho District
of Chittcnden.
To all persons Interested in the es-
tate of Benjamin and Charlotte Fair
child, late of Milton. in said district.
deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas said Court has assigned the
18th day of September next FOR tho set :
Element OF the account OF the admin
,strators Of The estates Of BENJAMIN
md Charlotte Fnlrchild. late Of Mil
ton, deceased, and fpr decree Of the
residue of said estate to the lawful
claimants of the same, and ordered
That public notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested in said
Estate by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to the day
assigned in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, newspaper published in
said district
Therefore. you are hereby notified 10 an.
)ear at the Probate Court Rooms in P,lr.
lngton. Vermont. on the day assigned.
then and there to contest the allow
lnce OF said account IL you see cause.
ana to establish your right as heirs.
legatees and lawful claimants to said
residue.
Given under my hand, this eth day
OF August, 1909.
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM.
10.wSt Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
EAST CHARLOTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Beers returned
Shturdhy from week in Westford -
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Thorpo will leave
Wednesday for Springfield. Mass. where
Mrs Thorpe has n position as teacher
III the puhiic schools, ard Mr. Thorpe has
situation In store.-Mss Sarah Emo
left Monday for Philadelphia. where she
has position In the library OF tho INT,
versity OF Pennsylvania william Tor
ONES litIe son was kicked in the fecs
by horse wednesday and badly bruised.
MISS Frances Clarke and Miss Cora
Clarke. went 20 Addison Monday 10 Visit
their aunt, Mrs. Vienna Read, and othe,
relatives.-Miss Frances Clark and broth.
err. Milton. will leave Thursday for Ru,.
land, where they will spend week visit.
ing relatives Miss Annn Hayes return.
ed Monday TO her studies at the Johnson
Normal school, after spending the sum-
mer vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Hayes
Saturday IL the date Of the next races
at the East Charlotte driving park. The
Rev. and Mrs Thomas Dawson and son,
william, returned Wednesday evening
from two weeks vacation at Long
Beach. Gloucester, Mass Ward Quinlan,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Quinlan OF
Willsboro, y. Y. is spending the week
with his aunts. Mrs John Eagan and
Mrs Charles Thomas.-Mse Lutte Scott
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Scott
went to johnson Saturday where She
will take q course at the state normal
school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from FIRST PageI


man, orweii ana adjacent towns He L.
accompanied by charles r. Rich.-Mrs
Charles Nestaii Is chichester s. Elmer
left Tucsday Tor n TWO wecks' visit IN
lsutla" ana Nlarendon.-The was
quite haru FROST on some OF the low
Ianus monnay nlght but II did not seem
'o 'hJ"re Vese'auon IN this village or ir
any Oh inc heishboring territory
'''"'" ~ '..eS nus returned TO Platts-
o"is"' ~ ""'ch ~. Halpin, who has
pee" uu''e w. was nuch improved Fri
.'' '"',''.c 'a'aht OF Espwick
w" '.'''r' 10 s'''''''s ncre'-Mrs' Albert
~ .'.'' anu MISS FLOR
w." 7" 'h't'en-
80, "' ~ ii"'' anu o"ueh-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
MILTON.

The plot of ground at the base OF the
soldiers monument has been cut down 10
smaller. more regular shape and the
steps In the middle of the street removed
improving the appearance Of the monu-
ment. Great preparations are being
made for the dedication of the monu-
ment on Labor day. A fine program has
been prepared with distinguished speakers
from different parts Of the state and il
Is hoped there will be a large attendance
from all parts of the county and neigh
boring towns.
The Rev. Mr.. MCDougal of Georgia
preached morning and evening in ex-
change with the Rev VI f. Ryan OF
Georgia Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs {. H.
Jackson attended the funeral Of her
uncle, l.. r. Ballard. nj North Fairfax
Saturday. Ray and Ethel Coburn spent
sunday at the home Of their parents in
helvidere.-Mrs. NJ. II. Ryan has re-
turned from Will!amstown.- Mrs. Porter
Pierpont left for her home in Savannah,
'a'' sunday, after two months with her
parents Mr. and Mrs, C. a. Pratt
Bennett Turk of burlington was the
guest of Col II. O. Clark Tuesday and
wednesday. Chester Beach of Science
tady' n, Y, is the guest Of HIS sister.
Mrs Wilbur Newton,-Mrs Agnes Gate
~ VINO has been spending mont at her
ia'hers' G. II, Swans, returned We'd
hesday to her home In Clarksburg. ".
Na'-Mrs' f. l.. Cormia and children
mas returned from several weeks visit
III H'nuylersvillc, n. Y. Bristol and Mid
"'p"ry'-i Lewis Flint of Randolph Is
'.S"'hS MS grandparents, the Rev. and
w. '-' r. ieriick Tho Ladies' Village
Wv r,'''n' society viii serve dinner
a. Wv CONGREGATIONAL yestry on Monday
N'HW'h ana children of Man
CHESTER ~ H., are visiting his porents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Caswcu -,ho go
mains OF Lewis Barry were hrou,,,, a,,
from St Adams Wednesday and. tbe
funeral was held from st. AIMS chrroh
at nine o'clock, with interment IN tho
Catholic cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

School In the grades opened Monday
with the following teachers: Miss Abbey
Mack, Miss Mabelle Greenwood. Miss
Faith Leslie, Miss Katherine Pease. Miss
Emma smith. Miss Edith Smith, Miss
Mvra Heuick, Miss IncY Swift. Mrs j.
G. Spaulding The high school viii open
Tuesday with an entire new corps of
teachers except the principal. ]. u. Dan
forth The new assistants are Miss Maud
lhnt' Miss Martha Bennett and Miss
Lotto Mumsell,-Miss BESSIE Titus. who
has boen organist ar the Congregational
Church for several years completed her
services Sunday evening, Misses Helen
ana jeanette Slapp who hive been en-
pioyed nj Caspian Lake, have returned
homo'-Mrs Harry Drew. who has heen
WISHING her parents at North Troy far
severn! weeks. has returned home -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
CORNWALL.

spent last week at A. w. Foote'S FLOYD
Foote of East Charlotte spent last weel;
with his sister. Mrs. Alfred l.. Payne
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mott OF Hubbardtor
were here to attend the Addison county
fair.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards of
Greenfield, Mass, spent last week nj
his fathers, William Richard Miss Beu-
lah NJ. Sanford and Mrs. T.. O. Porter
have returned home after six weeks
trip to the Pacific coast.-Mrs. Charles
hemick and two daughters of Concord
n. H., are visiting their cousins. Mrs. =.
:. Dean and Charles benedict and fam
ily.-Mr. and Mrs A. r. Lane and sons
of Ottawa, Canada and Sanford Lane of
New York, who have been guests ut c.
II. Lanes have returned to their homes.