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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-04
The County MelO-Drama

The local stage is
just now featuring a
fearsome combat that
has arisen between
the Miller Gazette and
St. Lawrence News
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-04
Teachers Examination

Notice is hereby given that the
next regular teachers examination
for all grades of teachers certificates
will be held in the Miller court room
Thursday and Friday. February 4th
and 5th, 1909.
Margaret Duthie.
5-t5 Co. Supt.
By order of the state department.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-04


VIII Munger
Chiffon Winn ll2-oS
j NJ Sellers
Ira y Robinson
ID Smith 1865
VIM olson
Guy Bassett
Grover Hanna llf6S
Robt Gilmore
Robt Lee
w A Bird ll5-6S
Donnan Leiske
Jos Struif
Fred Archer 1865
CJohnson
Geo Mckay
NJ Z Arbogast l0s-69
FRED Sleman
ECJohnson
j Ailoway llO-69
II Hubbard
e A Hammill
Pnhf Scott a
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-04

Bronze grass seed for sale A. J.
Gifford's feed store. l5tf
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03

Boys bicycle seat corduroys.
sizes s to II; C1 AZ
reg. price $3.50; now VAsVO
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03

Ladies' 75c and 81 lace
hose. white, tan l0r
and black ...........iN
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03

215 Girls Plain School Shoes;
sizes 10 to q; regular $500
s go~ at. On - SAFE Csc
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03

Carson & Hansen fire.
proof gloves; regular
$3.50 grade. Our OF,
price. .CON
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03

SIS dozen soc Ladies' Hose. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
75c and 81 Silk President Suspenders, now. ::
All Csc Bow Ties in the house go-Price.
81 90 Black Sateen Shirts Observation-Disclosures. g.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-03
Challenge to Ali Merchants

All $3.50 Suits taken from the Bargain
House go at one price. All sizes CO OE
in this lot Purchase Sale price. DZsSO
One big table full of all of the finest make of
Suits in the country; values in this lot as high
as $50; only sizes 81 and 3S. Pur- GL
chase Sale price. .................D UskO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
Skipper, Mate and life.savers Work
ing On Schooner Benedict.
ANCHORED NEAR AssATEAGuE, Va.
Captain Is suppe sed to Have Dropped
Anchor in Fog Without Being Aware
OF the Ships Dangerous Position.
Marine Notes.

News was received here yesierda
to the effect that the thrcc-masted
schooner Helen H. benedict. which
sailed from this port for Portland.
Maine, on Monday last. with cargo
OF coal loaded BIZ the Smokelcss Fuel
Company. was anchored in a very
dangerous position about three and
one-half miles south southeast OF the
life saving station at Assateague. Viz
ginia. The crew is said to have LETT
the vessel and the life savers. with
the skipper and mate. are aboard.
cndravorng to keep her afloat.
The captain of tn" Benedict is be-
leved to have lost his bearings in
the heavy fog late Wednesday after
noon. ana achored his ship to wait
for the fog TO lift. without being aware
of the dangerous position of the YES
sci.
When the stiff gale which swept
up the Virginia coast "Wednesday
night struck the schooner she began
TO pound heavily. and the men left
her in an open boat. landing safely
on the reach. hut the captain and
mate refused to desert the vessel and
remained on board
A, the last report the schooner was
in o dangerous position. Nothing fur
ther cOlld L" learned last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
CURLING GRADES GIVEN ON
TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET
C;tI Engineer Pearse Keeping PreIinn-
nary Work Far Ahead Of Con-
tractors Gang.

Grades for the concrete CurbinS
was laid Off bv City Engineer Pearsc
yesterday on 'Twenty-seventh street.
between Washington and West ave
nues and it is expected that the Curb
will be laid on this street immediate
" after that on TwentE sixth street
ii finished.
Nearly all the stakes along both
sides Of the StreeI were driven yes
terday, and it is proposed to keep
far enough ahead with all the pre-
Hminary work so that there will be
no more delay than is absolutely nee
essary in the laying of the curb.
Contractor }. w. Davis, who Is to
lay>the PEBBLES block pavement. has
good deal of his material on the
ground and ready for the work. and
he will set TO work as soon as suffi-
cient progress has teen made by the
curb-layerS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
B. B. WIlYlNS PASSES
.. AWAY AT SANATORlUM
Wei, Known Local Business Man
Dead After Lingering
Illness.

Mr.. p. e. Wilkins. Of this city.
died yesterday morning a, the Star
mount Sana;orium. Washington Grove.
Nd. Captain r. f. wilkins received
a Telegram announcing his brothers
death. and he left at Cnce for Wash
inSton TO bring the body horae.
Mr.. wilkins had been in i'll health
for more than a year and he went
10 the Starnroun, Sanatorium for
.reatmert about month ago. For
a while he was thought TO ne gaining
strength. but there was n real
change fer the better ard no hopes
had been entertained for his recovery.
Coming here in the early days OF
the city. Ny. wilkins became one Of
c:ty's best known business men. He
was the head Of rae wholesale grocery
firm Of u p. wilkins & Bro. and was
identified with various other "rn-
Germs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
annexation Committee Has Its Eye
Upon Big Slice Of Elizabeth
City County.
SEARCH FOR DATA N PROGRESS
Nythe District Association Represen-
tatives and Messrs. Buxton and eer
nard viii Have Facts and Figures
Ready Shortly-cc mnittee Called
Z 70 Meet Tuesday Night.

In carrying Cut the city council
instruct ions TO investigat" INTO inc
annexation question. the joint en-
mittee is examining into and CONSIDER,
ing the subject on MOI" "N'ehueh
scale than has been contemplated ~
the annexation discussions in The past
Representatives Of the Wythe DIS
trict Protective Association, who are
gathering statistics for the commit
have heen instructed to report upon
the property values. number or resi-
dents etc, in all of the territory
lying east OF the city between 'he
Old county road and the waterfront,
and betw1sen Salters' creek and La
Sale avenue. In other words, the
plan advocated by the Wythe asso-
citation. comemplates the annexation
bv Newport News of territory extend
ing almost to the very limits of Hamp-
ton. and taking in the new car barns
Of the Newport News & Old point
Railway and Electric Company.
Busy Collecting Data.
- MSSSTS. ~. H. puA'oh e'"N '' -
Bernard are collecting for the conf
naittee data concerning the property
and the residents OF Bloodfeld kion-
dixie and all Of tho settlements in
warwick county bordering on the
sostherly limits Of the city, the sec
ton between Salter's creek and the
limits. and the section north OF the
limits in East End.
The Wythe district association Will
hold a meeting Monday night. al
which time its investigating commit
tee will make a repor covering the
result of ats work. Then a report
10 the annexation committee CT the
council will be made.
Meeting Tuesday Night.
The council committee has been
called by Chairman Harris for Tues
day night at 100 o'clock. for the pnr-
nose OF formulating report which.
II possible will be presented to the
ccmnloa council an hour later.
The committee favors annexation,
and the only question is what shall
be taken in. 1t seems probable that
if the report from Wythe district
shows that the property valuation
aud number CT residents in that sec
tisn will warrant such 4 step on the
part of the city. the committee will
rec. mmend tina; the council take
steps toward extending the city limits
to a point near I.aSaile avenue.
When asked aCX the committee
contemplated having this large area
policed by the city. a member of the
committee suggested that a couple
CT mounted Cf.:cers could cover the
entire territory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
ENGINEER KILLED.
Several Passe neer injured But None
Lose Lives in Accident.

Several Passe Niger Injured But None
Lose Lives in Accident.
DES MONIES. IOWA, Feb. 2S.-One
man was killed and several were in
jured bv derailment of the westbcund
Overland Limited train of the Chica-
go. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul at l:35 this
morning at Van Horn. Iowa.
The train was going nearly sixty
miles an hour when the locomotive
left the track and turned a complete
st.merSaht
The baggage and mail cars were
piled on top Of each other and the
several passenger coaches rested on
their sides.
c. II Brown. the engineer. was
crushed to death.
With the exception OF slight bruises
to two persons in the smoking car.
none of the passengers were injured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
SEARCHING FOR RECORDS.
interstate Commerce Commission
AGENT Excftes Railroad Circles.


RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 26.-COnsid
cradle excitement prevails in local
road circles. and much discussion is
in progress at the federal building
over the fact that an agent from the
Interstate Commerce Commission at
Washington was in the city last night
where. it is alleged. he was engaged
in searching for certain records and
evidence to /" used by the govern
ment In the prosecution Of railroads
for practicing certain illegal and
fraudulent acts in defiance OF the
rules and regulations Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission at Wash
ington.
The memory of the recent prose,
cution and fine inflicted upon the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad at the
hands Of the government in the local
federal courts Is being revived in
many circles today. At the federal
building il was stated that the evil
dence gathered by the government
agent on his present visit to Rich
mond is to he used in railroad pros
ecution in an entirely different; part
Of the country. in other circles 4
more sensational Interpretation Is
placed on what is looked upon as a
more or less sinister omen, and sus-
picions Of recurring railroad disturb
ances 1T Richmond are being predict
ed.
II is believed that the government
agent in question has loft the city
He made no report 10 the United
States marshafs office during his
brief stay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
Probiaa wall street.

II reminds me OF the time when .
small but ambitious country Town
elected its first commissioner OF
be.,th ssys the New York Press. The
peoole were as proud Of this indiS'd
ua, an the Chinese are OF their zoo.
ding ne~ baby emperor. Ne dec'deo
10 clean up things. The nrs' move
was made against an aged negro.
mild harmless. faithful former slave
claiming the respect Of every one IN
tho pl,oc "nucie Nose" said the com,
missioner. You know I have got 70
clean out things In this town and make
8, .meIl sweet. have sworn to do my
6u,y Your cabin doesn't smell sweet,
60, any cats and dogs around? On,
VA. ssb: seven cats en- nine cogs.
"Ko, any pigs One. sab. Got any
rh,cx.p.T" 70 hens en- . rooster.
.ah en- some a!gs" Anything else 10
the way Of animals? OATS alt
We'll rncir Nose. ,hsy1l all got to
go. your cabin siiaEs." Say. Mars
'Niss,ouer don't blatae 1t on de ami
ms,s u me dat st!nks ] a!nf had
y ash In nigh or SO yeah"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
Rifles Going to Norfolk.

The Huntington Rifles will go 10
Norfolk today TO participate in the
parade to be- given in connection with
Norfclk's celebration o: the hoii'eccn-
ing Of the feet. In the absence OF
Ca 1tain Wilkins. who was called Z"
Washington yesterday by news OF his
brothers death. First Lieutenant Hup-
pert will command the company. The
company will assemble n n" armory
al 30 O'Clock and leave for Norfolk
At s: 10 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
CAPT. QUAlTR0UGH'S
SENTENCE IS APPROVED
Only Part Of CourtmartiaI's Decision
Required Secretary's Affirma-
ton. Which is. Given.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 90
Secretary Newberry has approved
thai part Of the sentence which the
court marital at Gibraltar. which sen
fenced Captain Qualtroush. CT the
battleship Georgia to the loss CT ten
numbers in rank following trial on
charges Of intoxication and conduct
unbecoming an officer.
That portion of the sentenc, sus-
pending Captain QualtrOlsh trcm
duty for six months. which was ap-
proved by Admiral Sp~rry. required
no action by the navy department
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
PROVISIONS FOR SMOKER
ON BAT1:ESHlP NEBRASKA
George Loshe Has Contract :or Fur
nishing Estimates-Sailors Are
the Hosts.

Mr.. George I.Oshe has the contract
for furnishing the refreshments for
a smoker to be given tonight on board
the ba.tleship Nebraska lr the crew
Of that vessel 70 about four hundred
men in the battleship fleet.
Enormous Quantities OF sandwiches
and other light luncheon necessaries
were packed up last night. the entire
lot filling quite a number Of barrels.
The provisions will BE- conveyed 10
the shin sometime today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
Social Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. =. A Reynolds have
returned from their wedding trip I"
Washington, Philadelphia and New
York and are new 1T home 10 'h"lf
friends at ~ Thirtieth street.
Miss Merle Abbott. of Port Sm0u'h,
il the guest Of Miss Lois Leonard. on
Twenty.cighth street.
Mrs Charles CorSs. of LockhaV'h,
Pa, is the guest of DR.. and Ms
.Iansps X COrSs. At the Clinton.
Miss Mary Cassidy has returned Il"
her home in Lynchbnrg after a visit
to friends in this city
Miss laura Fem0n left yesterday
for M.cklcnburg 10 visit relatives.
Miss Mary i.ackay, Of York county.
is the guest OF Miss Carrie Howard.
on the boulevard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
RORBER GETS AWAY WITH
WHISKEY, CIGARS AND CASH
.. r. cofer-s ssteon entered Through
Side Window Under Cover o.
Darkness.

B. r. CGfer's saloon al Washington
avenue and Tweniy-.ourth street. Vas
entered some time Wednesday nigh;
hy . thief whc made OF with 4 ausn-
ffty Of bottled ~hisksy. 20" cigars
and $40 in cash. The money Vas In
> small bag in which change had
hem left over night for the man
opening the place in The morning
~ is supposed sta; the ro6scr
ente-ed the place through email
s3Ae Window.
AbeaL a year aRc Nr. CofeT's place
Was robbed several times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
Repairing the kersha~.

Owing 10 the delay in finishing IN"
repairs on the Merchants 4 Miners
Transp. ration Com any's steamer
Eershaw there viii hc M sailing from
;his port 10 Raltimov uror: night.
The re-; airs - The kcrshaw which
cuuSiyt cf minor work On the vessel
machinery ar" being done a: Fh"sa-
pcakc 4 Ohio pier ". 6. ny III local
ships ard. and il Is expected tina they
will bc 9 mplcted ny NondaH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
REVENUE GUTTER M0HAWK q
STUCK FAST on ROCKS
Vessel Is Leaking Badly. But Pumps
Keep Up With F'ow-1uss
Useless
nv Associated Press q,

NEW YORK. Feb 2s-The United
States revenue cutter Mohawk. !Olrd
from New London for Tompkinsviile
ran on the rocks IN Hell Gate. of
Wards Island. known As "iit;le Hog
Back late today. and AT a late hour
tonight vas still hard aground de-
spite the efforts Of several tugs {"
move her.
The cutters bow Is resting on ~"
edged rocks. and Il is feared th"v will
tear a hoi" IN n" ships bottom
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
CALLED OUT FIRE DEPARTMENT
Peyser's New Lights Created Sensa-
ton on the Avenue.

Something of sensation was Gre
ated at the corner OF Washington ave
nue. and T~enty-eighth street. last
night, shortly after dark. when Fire
Chief Stow. heading all of the appa'
ratus OF the Central Company. ap-
peared at the corner looking for n
fire.
Il developed that the unusual bril-
liancy OF two electric lights OF new
type. which had just been installed
over the front OF tlias Peyser's cloth
ing establishment. had caused the
trouble. Someone on the avenue. see
ing the blaze Of light at Twenty-eighth
street. had telephoned for the depart
ment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
Mr. Caldwell Recovering.

VI c W Caldwell who has b""n
q fined To his hnr" "n the Roulc-
ward for s.me DAYS ~ severe injuries
received in an accident. va, sui
Glen " improved To w. out VI dorrs
for a short 'irpc ystrday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
Ne~berry Leaves for Norfolk.
nv Associated Prexs.)

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. %
Secretary Ne~berry left Washington
today for Norfolk where tomorrow
nc expects to observe the operation
Of the reorganization plan in force
AZ tho navy yard there.
He will return SUNDAY morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27

Wyoa have pains 10 the hack. Urinary. sied-
Ger q KMney Trcoble. snd vent . certain,
SoSSer crsyS "AUSTRAIIAN-IeAe." n Il
Q Ofs rpIsable rseuiator ed rersves sn ~
nsse Geotssssps. tociudinf Inflammation and
uIcersfsoss. nssbss Days s0gsssssss-lsss
saopls ssus ykHn AddreS, The 1oshsr Gray
Co, ts hoy. ny
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
v. N. c. 4. star covrse.

Roncys Boys. a concert company
composed "t five youngsters uneer
sixteen Years of age. who perform
on different musical instruments
will ~ thu star course attraction
at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Nonda. night. The boys are
ssid ;o 10 cI"v"r. and they have TO
cr!ved s1m" yerv good press cru
cisms from cities IN which they nave
appeared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
For 500.

We offer house ard LOT ~ f."
simpie. on Twen s-thirI street near
wIckham ayenuc. Would ;sk" only
$50 oash. balance s. pr month. Must
10 sold al oace. Be Quick SONNER
Three phones. y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
tn AGea Nsasles

o. Pom Davis' PainkiI'er apld evvT ~. fhtas
Of ~ Ard ~very both h ks-~nin3 suH~rine and
h~lptns snc,s hsrsn being n hcs,th and happ''
p>s.l Th6 wonderful hou~hch rcrst, ssoSs
the pain ~ svrains. burns 81 bruises, u rri'<yes
rb.,,r,atis-n cr neuralgia Z, cure- Gods er1rps.
es,ilc dhrrhTa. Thew ough' 90 b. . hcfile o,
WV sA~lvs- Just r~s ready Tor tho hrsi sisr ~
trn.bA~ TN~ ~ sisr ho;ii- i - c~n;s arst th~re
r. sI-, 49, ~ c~n, ~iss n sure your drugHh'
isves yos rerTy DAVIS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27
Y N. {. 4. BASKETBALL TEAM
GONG 10 WILLIAMSBURG
Games Takes Place in William ana
Mary College Gymnasium
Tonight.

The basketball team representing
IN. Young Mems Christian Assoc!a-
ton or this city will go up to Will
this afternoon. to play the
William and Mary Colleg" Ave in tn"
college gymnasium tonight.
The contest is expected to he fast
one as the two teams are very evenly
matched. the locals only defeating the
by narrow margin in a
previous game played this season
abb ut two weeks ago in this city.
Quite q number CT enthusiasts from
here will accompany the team on
their trip, about thirty ladies and
gentlemen having signltied their in
tention of making the journey to Wit
ness the game and root" for the as
ISOLATION Quintette.
The teams will line up as follows:
w. and NJ. Newport News
Garth Burbage
Forward.
Forward.
II. 3. Hughes .............. Glldher
Center.
A G. Hughes ........... Meaniey
Guard.
............ Hami'o"
Guard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27

automatic Colt. and tn" one fonnd
BY Lieutenant Pitcher
Later he received from Sergeant
Reid a nickel plated revolver which
had not been fired and which was
said to have been taken from Colonel
Duncan COOner
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED

we advise immediate action A compare
lively small acreage on the Cudahy Ranch
planted to alfalfa yields a comfortable in
come
The market price on baled alfalfa ranges
around $17 ton. The average yield per
acre Is ten tons.
Cudahy Ranch land is ideal alfalfa land.
Crops are easily disposed of in the nearby
Los Angeles markets.
Don't You want a piece Of property that
begins to earn money for you right away?
Then take advantage of this unusual offer.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

Every day we are selling property to peo-
Pile who have investigated every acreage
proposition within is miles of the city.
Such people are posted. they are able to
buy land intelligently. they can compare
water systems and soil and values.
why don't you go about buying your land
in this intelligent manner?
Why don't you go out and learn whether
all that is printed about the various prop
critics Is absolutely true?
Many people buy Cudahy Ranch land ION
sight" But the majority have looked into
every proposition advertised, and then de-
cided that the Cudahy Ranch is best from
every standpoint. OF course, we don't sell
everybody, but the percentage of sales Is
surprisingly high.
We believe many people are buying land
in this locality without first investigating
the Cudahy Ranch.
II you have already bought elsewhere you
are doubtless satisfied.
But IL you are contemplating buying and
have not yet investigated the CUDAHf
RANCH don't you think you owe 1t to your
self to do so at once?
CUDAHY RANCH LAND is SELLING
UNDER VALUE
Take a map of the city. find the six-mile
circle let your eye travel its circumference
How many propositions touched by the o
mile circle offer good land at $500 up an
acre? There is but one-and that Is the
CUDAHY RANCH.
The six-miIe circle touches Hollywood
Glendale, Garvanza and other places where
you would pay more for a Soft. city lot
than we are asking for Cudahy Ranch
acre.
cUDAHY RANCH LAND WILL INCREASE
IN VALUE.
Thousands upon thousands of dollars
being spent in developing the Cudahy
Ranch by the property owners and Mr.
Cudahy. Isn't 1t reasonable to suppose that
as these improvements go in and the great
2S00-ac property becomes thcklX
settled the property will Increase in value?
GREAT INDICTMENT
In order to make 1t worth your while to
buy acreage now will agree to seed to
alfalfa without cost, any property not in
cluded in lots ", X and q.
The land we want to reserve constitutes
but a very small part of the ranch, and is
at present planted to beets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-06
BUYING INSIGHT.

There are number Of fruit ranch
promotion schemes in several sections
Of the west which the cautious in
vestor would do we'll to Investigate
thoroughly before wasting bis money
on them. we refer to tracts which are
being developed by men none too
scrupulous and advertised as ready
to bear at the end Of five years. when
inspection Of the tracts reveals the
sorry fact that not only were poor and
cheap trees set ont to begin with. but
they have not been properly pruned or
cultivated during the Ave year period
Before investing IN any such fruit
ranches the prospective buyer should
not only inspect frst hand the condi-
ton OF the tract which is later to be
his at from $500 to $500 per acre. but
should inquire With even greater pains
into the financial standing and reputa-
ton for integrity which the men back
ing the scheme have with bankers and
other conservative and reliable people
IN the community. re fellow has his
senses with him be would not become
engaged TO woman thousand miles
away without seeing her or buy a
horse insight on a strangers recon-
mendation. He should use as much
Judgment In buying fruit ranch.