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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
A SMALL BLAZE

B. M. Buchanan meat market
burned Tuesday night about II
o'clock. The entire contents
were destroyed as the building
was completely enveloped in
flames when discovered.
The building was a small frame
structure owned by Lawrence
Britt of Boughton, and had no
insurance. Buchanan's loss was
about 81. 200 with$7. so insurance.
The concrete building adjoin-
ing the market and occupied by
White Bros, was damaged con-
siderable; part Of the wall
crumbled off and the plate glass
front was broken out. The heat
from the burning building crack
ed the glass across the street IN
the store of Gee Bros.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
CATSUP FOR COMMUNION

Little Rock, Jan. II. Through
an error in judgment of a church
janitor the congregation of one
of the principal churches of this
city is alleged to have partaken
of bread and catsup during a
communion service Sunday in
stead of the usual bread and
wine. The janitor was sent to
the home of the pastor for the
jug which contained wine used
in communion and instead picked
up Jug of catsup, which mad
been presented to the wife of
the pastor. After the minister
had tasted the catsup in partak-
ing of the communion himself he
had gone too far to turn back,
and, with a sober countenance,
he served each commnnicant with
the tomato product. All were
game. and while there were some
wry faces no one baked at the
method of dispensing
the table condiment.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING

The fifth Sunday meeting of
the first district of Union Asso-
citation will be held with White
Oak Grove Baptist Church be-
gining on Saturday at 10 a. m,
before the fifth Sunday in Janu-
airy, 1909.
Introductory sermon, J. T.
Downs, alternate c. D. Cox.
First Query Is Sanctification
as taught by modern Holiness
people Bible doctrine? W. K.
Story and G. w. Dorman.
Second Query-At what time
in the history of the Gospel dis
pensation did the working of
miracles, as given to the apostles
by the Savior, cease? Prof. j.
M. Langston and J. NJ. Thomas.
Third Query-WHat is the door
i n t o the Missionary Baptist
Church? J. w. England and ].
T. Grain.
Fourth Query-How are we to
bring about greater interest in
all of our church work in our
churches? M. D. Armstrong
and J. J. Ostun.
1t is desired that all churches
that can do so represent in this
meeting. Come brethren, pray
ing that the guiding influence of
the Holy Spirit may lead, guide
and direct us in all our work and
that this may be the best and
most prosperous years work in
the history Of the association.
De Ann, Ark. J. j. Ostun.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
AFTER LONG NOSED MONKEY

Washington. President Roose-
welt is expected to capture an
oryx. kleene-boc and a kahau
during his African hunting trip
and send them alive TO the ZOO
logical park here. These animals
are especially desired because
they are nearly extinct. The
oryx is South African antelope;
the kleene boo is an antelope, too,
but of another kind. The oryx
has the name and tail of a horse
and the legs and feet of an ante
lope. It's horns are about three
feet long and it is fleet of foot.
The kleene-boc is the smallest
variety of antelope known. 1t
is only a foot high at the shoulder,
and is so timid that it is almost
impossible for hunters to get close
enough to kill one.
The kahau, or praboscis monkey,
is an ape about three feet high,
and one of the rarest of the
monkey family. II is remarkable
for its great length of nose, from
which it derives its name, 1t is
a anative Of Borneo, but some have
been shipped from Africa recent
ly.
President Roosevelt has re-
quested the geological park Of
ficals to furnish him a list of
South African animals not now
in their collection, and this is
taken as an indication that he
hopes to capture some animals
alive.
The largestand finest specimen
of the lion at the ZOO is Menelik
H., presented to the president
several years ago by the emperor
of Abyssinia, for whom it is
named.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
KERN IN THE LEAD.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan r.
On the eve of the caucus which
will elect a Democratic senator
TO succeed James HemaWay, the
situation tonight is as domphca-
ted as it has been for the past
ten days. With no combinations
Or agreement apparent among
any of the candidates, all will go
before the caucus tomorrow
night, each one hoping of carry
ing off the honor.
No one claims victory on the
first ballot but all concede that
John w. Kern will start with the
most votes. Candidates or their
managers are claiming the fol-
lowing number of votes on the
first ballot: John w. Kern 80: B.
F. Shively 10: L. Ert Slack 19;
John E. Lamb 10; Edward G.
Hoffman II; Major G. V. Men
zies 9. There are SO Democrat
legislators, making 43 necessary
to elect.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
new GOVERNOR
ENTERS TOMORROW
Ceremonies Attendant on
the Inauguration of Mr..
Donaghey Will Probably
Begin at 1::30 O'clock.

Little Rock, Jan. 13-GoVer-
nor-elect George w. Donaghey
will be inaugurated tomorrow
afternoon. He stated last night
that he would be ready for the
Inauguration at that time, and
expressed willingness to have
the inauguration then. suggest
ing 80 in the afternoon as the
hour for the opening of the cere-
mony. Leaders of the House and
Senate stated last night that both
branches would probably form
lily ask Mr.. Donaghey today if
he will be ready Thursday after
noon, and upon being informed
in the affirmative, the two branch
es of the legislative body will set
1:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon
as the time for the joint session
and inauguration.
For the past day or two move
ment has been on foot to post
pone the Inauguration until Mon
day, Jan. Is, and yesterday it
was contended by a few that the
law required q governor to serve
two years, and. according to this
law, the term Of Gov John S.
Little would not expire until next
Monday. There has been no op-
position to Mr.. Donaghey taking
the governor S chair at an earlier
date, however, and he was in
formed last night by Attorney
General W. F. Kirby, who was
asked for his opinion on the ques-
ton, that it is not necessary to
delay until the Is. In speaking
of the matter last night, Mr..
Kirby stated that the governor
elect would not have to wait un-
til Monday, and further stated
that, in his opinion, the date for
the inauguration should be left
to the incoming governor out of
courtesy.
Several Legislators last night
stated that they sswould like to
see Mr., Donaghey in the office
as soon as possible, in order that
the state may have a permanent
governor and settle down to
steady business. "
The detailed arrangements for
the Inauguration will be made by
the legislature. Mr.. Donaghey
stated last night that he would
expect to read his message in
person before the joint session.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
THE MEANEST MAN IN.T0WN

is the one who always wears a frown,
is cross and disagreeable, and is short
and sharp in his answers. Nine cases
out of ten it's not the poor fellows
fault, it's his liver and digestion that
makes him feel so miserable, he can t
help being disagreeable. Are you in
danger of getting into that condition
Then start at once taking Ballard's
Herbine for your liver the safe, sure
and reliable vegetable esalator For
sale at Bakers Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
CATARRH AND HEADACHE

Mrs. I. f. Goforth, 2ll9 Holly ST.,
Kansas City writes: "After using a
sample bottle and two 25e bottles Of
Hunts Lightning Oil, am almost well
Of catarrh. 1t stops my headaches 1t
is the best medicine | ever saw and |
just can't keep house without it.. She
is right.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

There is news of more disturbances
among the thumbnail republics of the
Isthmus. That part of the continent
will never be pacified until It'll realized
that, there is not enough room between
Mexico and Columbia for six contentious
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

President Roosevelt has sent a
special message to the senate in
timating that Senator Ben Till
man is land CRATER. If the
willy occupant of the white house
is really hankering for a scrap
he has called at the right place.
Blood is Tillman's daily drink,
and the means of the dying are
music to his ears. Paragould
Soliphone.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

For Sale-A good second hand
one-horse wagon and a steele
pony Jno. Deere plow. Apply at
this office.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

And now what will the COVER
nor of North Carolina say to the
governor of South Carolina? =
North Cardinals statewide pro-
hibition law became effective
Jan. 1.-Southern Standard.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

For Sale-A good family mare
7 years old, will sell cheap for
cash. J. M. Duke.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
LOST

Heavy lap robe, dark brown on
one side and yellow on the other
with two dog heads on yellow
side. Finder will please return
te this office or S. P. Mcclure,
Route A, Prescott, Ark. 1t.
G. B. McGraw is Bailiff of the
Grand Jury
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
;IRCuIT COURT
CONVENED MONDAY
burt Has Been Busy up to
Date-A Number Of Pleas
of Guilty and Settlement
of Several Civil Cases.

Il + The January term of the Ne
3 yada circuit court convened Mon
>, lay morning at 10 O'Clock with
SIsstJudge J. M. Carter presiding.
The enpaneling of the grand
asssjjury was the first order of the
'n,ourt, and the following gentle
;ssmen who comprise that body,
ssaWere charged by the Judge in his
,,sual business-like style:
=, : Ben Waller, foreman.
= Z, Guy N. Garner, clerk
\, w. L. Britt, clerk
!" B. J. Beasley
j. E. Arnett
! W. J. Martin
NJ. B. Singler
~ : Sam Pittman
:, w. C. Jones
Is @. T. McWilliams
Z. J. Shell
~ G. K. Owen
- W. J. Honea
is ]. G. Rhodes
To- ". H. White
". T. Hood
fs Is The next order was the en-
oaneling Of the petit jurles, and
he following were selected:
n Duff buchanan
ps Elijah Stockton
ps J.. W. Barlow
<. J. Henry
v. D. A. Parker
]. A. Lancaster
=" Carl Mum
7. M. Warmack
y G. M. Boskman
u John Downs
Richard Jones
Guss Woodle
]. T. Burns
B. w. Franklin
4. G. McMillion
: ]. C. White
| ]. T. Nichols
< s. O. Logan
I. B. Barham
D. A. Smell
., ]. F. Garrett
". M. Haddox
]. w. Coppack
y. K. Norman.
i No other business of any i'm
yoortance was transacted before
NCn. The afternoon is being
-4en up with the civil docket,
nany important cases to be tried
Mhin the next two days.
The case of J. F. Haynie VS..
the Gulf Cooperage Co. for 5000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
BAGDAD.
eneclaI = The InnrnaI

Bagdad. Dec. 21.-MessTs. Churchill
and Fentris, who have been here for
a time, left Thursday night to spend
Christmas at home. but Will be here
again the first of the year
c H Kelly, JT-, has been in a very
critical condition for the past week
He is reported better today.
Mrs. s. J. Rankin is a visitor with
Mrs W. c White for the holidays.
Saturday afternoon a number of
Miss Davie Aliens girl friends
we're invited 70 her home. where
she had prepared guessing games.
which employed the greater part
of their time. Dainty refreshments
we're served and afterwards her
approaching marriage to Mr.. Augustus
Johnson, of Bay St. Louis. Miss, was
announced. She has many friends and
will be greatly missed by them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
THE CLUTTER MUSIC HOUSE
distributor of Edison Photographs Florida.

Ark, arrived this morning 10 spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. MCCul-
Tough.
Mrs. Reeve and son Ralph are visit
OrS at Pensacola for a few days
Miss Maggie White spent a few
days in Moline with friends recently.
Mrs. Walters. who has been indis-
posed for some time, shows some
little improvement.
Miss Julia Hahn was in Pensacola
shopping one day last week and visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. VIM Smith.
p !. W Ashucr was a business visitor
here today in the interest of spraying
materials.
Christmas promises TO be unusually
lively here this year from the number
of Christmas trees and entertainments
that are In sight at present
The scholars of the public school ex-
tend an invitation 10 the public TO at
tend an entertainment 10 be given at
the school house Friday night, To
which all are invited
The church members here have ar
ranged to have a Christmas trees at
the church on Friday evening, to
which everyone IS cordially invited
Several families are arranging TO
have home trees for the smaller young
people who viii be here On Christmas
time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
1.-The Empty Stocking"
By Bonnie Burnham.

Mr.. c. W. Parker sent a contribu-
ton CT s. for the Empty Stocking yes
terday, which is to help the Salvation
Army and Santa Claus out consider
ably tonight, when they are most seri-
ously considering the Door little peO-
pie who MUST be remembered this
year
Another So came during the dav.
which IS TO be divided equally between
the Salvation Army, the Elk ladies,
the Pearl Eagan Home and the Mis-
sion.
Another cash donation. also for the
ladies, amounted to $3.50.
On the whole, the day vas a par
suspicious one for the Emp
ty Stocking, and tonight when Santa
Claus really and truly makes his ap-
pearanCe, the sum total of all these
united efforts of ours is most surely
to be appreciated.
Tell you what the program is TO
be:
When the Xmas eve winds begin
and chOrtling softly in
whirling swirls on the darkest street
and when tOuseIed heads lay
sufficiently still as TO admit his safe
approach, Santa Claus viii just make
his appearance in Pensacoia-and
he's coming by aiTshiD this year!
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CT Kfnchen Powers, of Raleigh, y

der Ktnchen Powers, of Raleigh, y.
&c.
Judge W. B Sheppard. Hons. Fred
c. CUbberly, Emmett Q. Wilson. T. p
MCGOUTin and MessTs. F. w. Marsh,
II. Wolf and p D. BeaII. all of Pensa-
cola. were in Tallahassee Monday and
Tuesday in attendance upon the fed
eraI court. At this session of the
court Hon. BENJAMIN Harmick, super
intendent of public instruction for
Jefferson county, was admitted %
practice
Prof. F. H. Rolls, of the University
of Florida, is in the city this week
on business connected with the Farm
eTs' Institute work.
Rev. and Mrs. l. S. Patterson are
attending the annual conference OF
the NJ Z. Church. South, meeting at
Lakeland.
Miss Alma DeCottes, of Jackson
vile. who has been a guest Of her
cousins. Nr. and Mrs. T. Eugene Per
kins. will leave for home on MOndaE
While here Miss DeCOttes was guest
Of honor ar several pleasant enter
tsiHments given by her friends
Mr.. Kenneth Moran. of New York,
is spending the Christmas season in
Tallahassee with his father. Rev :.
Moran. rector Of St. Johns.
Tr. John ChOate. of Pensacola, is
making his annual visit to his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. c. a
ChOatc-
Mrs. James Houston received today
the news of the death Of her sister,
Mrs. Mary ROUx. Of Dunedin. Mrs.
RCuX was the eldest daughter Of the
late state treasurer. Hon. c. r. Col
Inns
Mr.. and Mrs. o. VI. Jaco5ie have
gone TO Bronson to spend Christmas
with Mr. JacO5ie's parents.
The next german TO he given by the
Tallahassee club viii be next Tuesday
evening at the Leon hotel.
Do YOU know that Group can be pre-
vented Give ChaubcrIain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
HOaTSe OF even after the CTOUpr
cough appears and il will prevent the
attack. T. is also a certain cure for
Group and has never been known TO
fail Sold by all dealers.
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Think Of it, chiIGren-a great gay
red airship, filed with the things you
want
When he's been 10 YOUR house,
and to eyeTybOdy's house, most, and
probably stopped at the club for q
warming up or something, he's going
to come to The Journal by special
arrangement, YOU see, because he
knows he's going to get lots of really
valuable tips and helps from the Eli
ladies' and the Salvation Army, who
know about just lots of these Empty
Stockings. which he's going to fill this
Xmas in Pensacola,
Then he's going the rounds again
this time among ueighbOThOOds that
have somehow missed his notice be-
fOre.-where thoTeH probably BE-
holes in the toes of these same Empty
Stockings, and troubles Of other kinds.
too,
And them
But then-tOmOrTOW mornings go
in- to tell just the best kind of story
"a story with no Empty Stockings
AT ALI. in PensacOla-thiuk Of that
If YOU hurry RIGHT SMART. Won
NAV STILL send something today TO
the Empty Stocking, for as we've said
before. Santa Claus will not arrive
tonight until very, very late,
See2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
NEWS NOTES
Of THE j. Of F.
FOOTBALL SEASON is OVER AND
BASKETBALL TEAMS ARE NOW
BEING ORGANIZED.
Special to the journal.

Gainesville, Dec. 23.-The football
season is now over and basketball
teams are being formed by the va
riOus classes. A series of games viii
be played to determine the class cham
pionship. Several games may also be
played with outside teams. The regu-
lar gymnasium classes for the fresh
man and sUb-freshman classes start
Monday. An exhibition will probably
be given in the spring, those making
the best showing being selected.
The University Dramatic club is re-
hearsing for a minstrel, which prOba-
bly, Will be given some time before
the Christmas holidays, for the benefit
of the Athletic Association.
The John Marshall Debating Society
held a preliminary debate at their last
meeting to select the ones who are to
take part in a public debate. which is
to be held soon. The law faculty is
Offering a prize to the victors in this
public debate
Prof. S. NJ. Tracy, a botanist of wids
reputation, from Biloxi, Miss, visited
the experimental station last Wednes-
day Prof. Tracey is making a de-
tailed study Of tho "BOtOny Of Forage
Plants" as he expresses ii.
Capt. Geo. ". Lynch gave the stu
dents q very interesting talk on the
educational campaign in the state OF
Florida.
Prof A. w Blair has just returned
from a trip to the East Coast, where
he was gaining material for his study
Of Florida pineapples.
DR.. Berger and Prof Faucet. OF the
experimental station. have been on
the West Coast gathering information
about citrus diseases.
The farmers institutes which were
held recently in Franklin, Gadsden and
Madison counties were well attended
by enthusiastic crowds. The interest
was highest in Quincy and Madison.
The meeting of the Agricultural
Club last Monday night was very sue
cesstul, p being present. Prof Rolls
read an interesting and instructive pa
per on the history of agriculture in
Florida and the agricultural pOssibili-
ties of the state
c G Hanks, chairman Of the Es-
Gambia county scholarship students,
was called home on account Of the
serious illness of his wife.
Following the example set by Es-
Gambia county, the Jacksonville De
velOpment company has decided to
SN--' u II VI iA-UlN ClutthlS IAGI 10 ILLe
university to take special three
months course in agriculture, which Is
to begin Immediately after the present
one closes. The course will be pTaC-
tcally the same as the one which Is
being given to the Escambfa students
except that more weight will be put on
citrus fruits and their diseases These
scholarships given by the Jacksonville
Development Co. are not confined to
residents Of DUval county. but any
white male in the state is eligible for
appointment
Major Floyd gave an address TO the
Y. N. c A last Sunday on The Life
and the Character Of Joshua"
Or. Crow entertained the Press Club
at their meeting last Tuesday with a
comparison of the German and the
American universities DR.. Keeper Is
to give a lecture to the Press Club
next week.
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XMAS CARDS.

We have the best assort-
ment in the city. Royal CT
gar Store, Lobby Thiesen
Building.
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SANTA CLAUS
PAID VISIT To
MAYORS OFFICE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOUND STOCK
ING ON DESK CONTAINING
BEAUTIFUL GIFT AND BEST
WISHES OF OFFICIALS.

Mayor Frank Reilly hustled into his
office at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and started in to sign up some of
| the documents which were placed
there for his signature, and to also
sign some checks which are TO be
distributed to city employees in every
department of the city governments
today to aid them in fitting ceIebTa-
ton of their ChTistmas-tide. One or
dinanCe was there for his approval;
two strangers were waiting for the
mayor to get applications for charity
tickets to Out-Of-tOwn points letters
were there for signatuTe-and a Ions
package was there athwaTt the chief
executives desk The mayor hur-
riedly trauSa Cted the most important
of the m0t-rrs before him and then
with somc MESSED misgivings tore
off the wrapping paper from the
lengthy package. = long pink stock
ing was found, and inside of the
stocking was found. with the COmpli-
ments of ten officials in the city hail,
Ia very handsome and costly umbrella,
presented in this manner to Pensa-
cola chief executive. \ card bore
the names Of donors, each OF whom
wished his honor al the happiness
and success OF the holiday season.
Mayor Reilly looked at the card,
then at his highly-pTizcd gift, then ar
the StOCking-and stuffed the latter
into his pocket lie is not a married
man, of course. and there was no dan
ger of the apparel being flshed out
by dubioUsly-inc!ined wife
Walking into the clerks office. May
or Reilly expressed appreciation. and
later to a Journal representative said
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
Give Him a Box
Of Good Cigars

Nothing is more acceptable
as Christmas present to the
average man than a box of
good cigars. All of the fol-
lowing are pure Havana and
are favorites with Pensacola
smokers:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24

it was very nice to be so remember
ed The umbrella is handsome silk
one, with ebony handle and trimmed
in sterling silver. On top IS the
mayors name in heavy letters On
one side is the inscription, simply.
Christmas, 1909" On the DIVERS
side. the words: Presented by the
CITY officials of the city of Pensa-
cola"
The officials figuring in the presen-
tatiCn are John G.. Ward, comptroller;
John 3. Jones, city attorney; l. c.
Aymard. city clerk; ThOs. II. Johnson,
tax assessor: Jas. N. Johnson, build
ing inspector; Jake Biebighauser,
plumbing inspector; John c. WHITING
tax collector; /. Earle Thornton, city
engineer: Jas. L. Sweeney, superiu-
tendent Of water works department.
Frank D. Sanders, chief of police To
all Of them the mayor Will address d
letter of appreciation today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-24
FILLINGIMVILLE.

FiIlingimviIIe, Dec. 21.-WaIter
Bowman will fill his regular appoint
ment next Sunday at II o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller and their
little daughter. Mamie. were visiting
at NT. and Mrs. A. T FILIingfm-g last
week
Mrs. A B. FilIingim was the guest
Of Mrs. A J. FiIIingim Tuesday after
noon
Our school is going on nicely At
present.
There was party given at rho
home Of a. 3. FiIIiHgim last week
Those in attendance were. Misses
Annie, Lucy and Maggie FHlingIm rs.
Crabtree, Lily Mccall. Alice and Lodi.
FilliugiU, Jessie CayIOr. Carrie Wa
ters and May Cayl0r- Nassrs David
FIIngim, CieEo and James FlHuein.
Jack and Henry Wilson. George.
Jessie and Allen Fiiiugim. Edward
Bailey Clarence and Peter Nicholson
Fleming Pa--0n, Tom and Marvin
NatcHer, -lan T0mps0n. Teno FHTfr-
GIN EImore and EiJy FiIliugfm. Al
bert Waters. Walter and Arthur PugH
Mr.. and Mrs Mountain FiIlingfm Airs
A J. FiIlinEim- lIr. and Mrs. r. p
FiHingim. lIr. and Mrs. A. p. FfIIfn-
GIN, and A-. CaylGr- All enjoyed a
fine time
NJ and Mrs. O.. g. Farmer were the
guests of 1Ir. and Mrs r. =. Farmer
last Saturday and SUNDAY.
LOuUie FiIIiugIm, Of Pensacola. was
up visiting relatives and hunting Mon
day.
CIeve Fillingim made a trfD to Pen
sacOIa last week
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