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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-09-11

w. j. Black, a farmer of Starr
velley, in Elko county, tells the
Wells Herald Of experiments he has
made in raising wheat by dry farm
ms.
Last fall he set aside a small par
eel of ground for the purpose of
the experiments. He prepared this
ground for planting and sowed 1t in
wheat. After the snow had disap-
peared last spring and the ground
had become quite dry. he narrowed
the ground, and when the irrigating
season had arrived, divided the
ground into two halves. One OF
these he irrigated once, and on the
other he allowed no irrigation
whatever. Both halves OF this patch
of wheat have prospered during the
summer and will soon be ready for
the harvest. Mr.. Black has made
a careful examination Of the two
halves and estimates that the non
irrigated half will produce fully as
good a yield as the irrigated half,
fully 80 bushels to the acre. or
1900 pounds.
Since making the experiment Mr..
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-09-11
MUST PROTECT HUBBY

A wife who sits idly by while her
husband is being pounded may be
punished-in Chicago. This is the
law as understood and enforced in
the Englewood court. Mrs. Dora
Lloyd was eating breakfast when
her husband and an employe who
boarded in the family began to
quarrel, and Mrs. Lloyd went on
eating bread and butter. The hus-
band was done up and he caused the
arrest OF the wife and boarder.
Both were fined and as they could
not pay they went to jail. The
court held that a wife has no right
to observe the neutrality laws when
her husband is being licked.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-09-11
FREDDIE WEEKS KNOCKS
OUT YOUNG JOE CANS

Freddie Weeks Of this city
knocked out Young Joe Cans in the
third round of their bout Monday
night in Cripple Creek. The con-
test was a good one and a fierce
grilling marked the rounds. Weeks
was the favorite in the betting.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-09-11

Jack Davis, a mining man from
Manhattan, Is IN town on his way
to San Francisco. He reports that
he and his partners have opened up,
on their Bald Mountain property
two feet of ore which assays from
$40 to $50 per ton, and TO the best
of his knowledge will average about
s25 to $50 per ton.
The nature Of this ore is OF
hematite cubes which carry free
gold, and win be a free milling
proposition.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-09-11
ALL HOT AIR

The rumor that the Territorial
Enterprise vas to change manage
ment is emphatically denied and the
paper will not pass from the hands
Of the present owners, n%otwithstand-
ing the hogwash that appeared in
the San Francisco Bulletin a few
days ago.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-09-11

Black feels confident that dry farm
ing will prove a success in this por-
ton of Nevada. The only differ.
ence he has noted between the ir.
rigated patch of wheat and that re-
ceiving no water whatever, notwlth.
standing the fact that this has been
the dryest season known in Nevada
in a great many years, is in the
stalks OF grain. That which re-
ceived no water is several inches
shorter than the other. -H Humboldt
Star.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-09-11
WANT JOHN r.

Chief Of Police Burke of Reno is
In receipt of a telegram from the
Sisters hospital of Chico, Califor-
MIA, inquiring after the where
abouts of John Barry, whose broth
err. william, is in a dying condition
in that city.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-09-11

A dozen or SO of Tonopah bacn.
elors gave an impromptu dance last
evening at the Elks' hall. An en-
joyable time was had by those in
attendance. The affair was undes
the management of Bobby Highland
and it is thought another dance will
be given in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Bet ttcl
Look Over
lE;AQ1I E
ROCK

The beautiful residential suburb
of Los Angeles. SIX MILES
FROM FIRST AND SPRING.
Eagle Rock is acknowledged
by all who have seen it to be the
most picturesque district ad-
jacent to Los Angeles.
1t has developed more rapidly
during the last two years than
any other residential district.
We have handled over $780,
600 worth of property in Eagle
Rock.
ALTITUDE, $50 to 1000 feet.
SOIL, sediment loan and de-
composed granite.
WATER, the purest in the
state and plenty of it.
CAR SERVICE, through cars
of the L. A. Railway company.
BUILDING SITES, magnifi-
cent views in every direction.
IMPROVEMENTS. The best
street work that can be con-
structed, all free of cost.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Easy Payment PLAN

THIS PLAN is OPEN TO YOU NOW
You can select of the homes that have ready or
are completing or will supply the lot and build to your
own fancy will build upon your lot should you have
one All you have then to do is to pay us like rent In
few years YOU have clear home from your rent money
is This Not Worth Looking lr1tO9
Over seventy modern homes completed and sold upon that
beautiful home site, the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10
PLANS TO BE DISCUSSED At n
NATIONAL MEETING OF GROW.
ERs IN INDIANAPOLIS
ONE DISTRICT FIXES PRICE
kt Present There Are About Eight
Hundred Cooperative Elevators in
This ccuntr and II IS Proposed 10
Combine Them.

,uI.y.fr.. ~,h o.. e. p..,. ,,r
...
'''''''''''9 ' '''' ~ '''''' bet"
"'' gram 'I''''"fr 'Aron+Ao' me
country for concentrated haniling OF
grain IN p ols viii be- p~opo,rl a- a
national corf.rnnc. -, r,..io ,.,,..
.r ,. rudi,,,,or,. >.,.,..,.. &C.
% ''" ''' '"' '"'' ''"'' "'' '.
'u'0 '"IHy by PRESIDENT Theodore
G. y Ism of the grain growers d.
partmon; Of the American Society
or Eo,itv II Is dlr,cfea ..,o..,l..
10 the members If IN, r,,,, in
ni.,,Jc,s oo, o.so.. ,..5.....
0'' ~ 80 ''''" '''''.'
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80 v '''' - "'.'''
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10

c. r. Kluger, the iewolcr, 1860
Nirgiuia Ave. Indianapolis, writes; "l
was so weak from kidney trouble that
could hardly walk hundred feet
Four bottles Of Foley's Kidney Rem
edy cleared my complexion, cured
my backache and the Irregularities
disappeared, and can now attend
to business every day and recon-
mend Foleys Kidney Remedy TO all
sufferers, as II cured me after the
doctors and other remedies had fail.
I'd sold by all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10
Both Boys Savec.

Louis Boon, leading noryhau, OF
Norway. Mich, write. Three bot.
ties OF Folcy's Honey ana Tar ab-o.
Mt"ly cured my boy OF severe
cough. and noighhoys boy. who
was so III with cold that the doe.
tors pty" him up, was cured by
taking Foley Honey and Tar
Nothing els" is as safe and certain
iu results. Sold by Al duggi -,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10

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!: c. p. STEVENS & co. .:
!: place your fire insurance wita ::
!: either OF tho well known com ::
!: panics: z:
!: Merchants Fire and Marine ::
!: OF Boston. ::
!: shawnee Fire OF Topeka. q:
!: Pennsylvania Fire Of Phlla ::
!: dclphia. 3:
!: Philadelphia Underwriters Of (.
!: Philadelphia. 3:
!: American Contra, " s.. {:
!: Louis. 9:
!: They are all good Al losses :.
!: promptly adjusted. 8:
!: Also have thcm write your ac- q
!: cident policy in the Continent =
!: al Casualty OF Chicago. You q
!: cant beat any OF them. 8:
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10

and save time by placing your loans
now. Eight per cent money on farms
and city property
c. Il. COOK.
Over Geo. Adams restaurant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10

me following Is the premium hSt
for the Farmers Institute and stock
Show. Ardmorc. October H. Il apo
lG;
neSV PUT 1'd'' 'V'Ses''''''''s ''o0
SECOND H'st pair dFa't horSeS.' -'oo
best oTood marc '''''''''''' .'oo
f'eoo"o o'S' o'V'u mare '''''' 10
best coIt uhdeT year oid .'-'' ['oo
second oest 'oid UNDER year
old ..'..' ........'..-'.'... LOO
boSt cot oN'' year ana under
years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Second best col; over / and w.-
der years old............. 100
Dos. col. ovor years and under
vears old 90
G. 49,. .,,. .,. o ,.,,u.
an1 .,,a- -. n,
n. .a., a,,,o. oo
g., -. -. IT. 90
,oo'"'lu "l'' span '"'',' '..''' a"o o'oo
second hos, colt u7dor vcar oo
Best mule colt over year and
under years .............. 200
Second best muI" colt over
year and under years ..... 200
second best mule '"'' over J.
year '1|' u''u'' 'i's''','' ''''
heSt hu'' 'o' "''r ana ""'''
uHu'I S'1'S '''''''' ''-''''- -'''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10
PREMIUM LIST FOR THE FARMERS
INSTITUTE AND LIVE STOCK SHOW

The following is the premium list
for the Farmers Institute and stock
Show. Ardmorc, October II, Is ano
lG:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-10

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
6iper dig penee.
3rr bin Sicrnc, % Den bill gipc big
Gcnsc % gcrpmmclIe.

"SeIt iioen @uttcoagene bar leg
pUrct iGrIig gloo / Sisb, % leg er
oUcrbeuiit orL at ie9 ipiite for bur.
tia % life tpggcoe min Rpring til
itrGffclig.
"ReiuItatet bar, at ieg for nogle
faa aor iioen ioubt mig 'angrebet al
SpQoonme / Wopen % Rprerne,
bpilfct / oIuorIis Grab b~inoreSc mig
/ min 6orrctning.
"SiIiibit fulste ies en- Sens &aao
% bespubte at ipiie @rape.9hlts lite.
octfor tunSe &isSipiier o. I, b., icm
for bauoe uoaiort min Ssbe.
Sea ionbt, at ics itrar nso 6pr'
ocI peo So%rouoriugen, ibet leo mart
blep beiriet for Den @rGuben ior
@rpitct og ben boorIi9e Sproeielie,
Scr pleicbc at fsIee efter mine Iaal'
"0tine Gerper, Der pIeieoe at bore
ipoae, os min Sierue, Der bar ilsr
% 1ctbareiif peo hung 9iGt al Sisf
oa ~ieotboIbiae GGriuesmioler, ba,
graouis men BOG iiffert bIenen aien'
oprettet til ben uormaIe Sirfefrait.
"Nu er bper Reroe foit og min
Sierue oa Sunfefroit er burtieere oe
iifrere emo De bar pGret | aarepis.
Otter al bape npbt min gammel
Sogie Srofoit pIeiebe ieg / Sebet a
ScrmiSoagen at isle mot, bpilfe,
binbreoe mig aIporIig | nit arbeibe
men iioen ies beepnbte at brieI
@rope.Guts Soob fan ies til Wiooas
arbeioe meo Setbeb % uben anitren
aeIie." Ser er en- 8runS."
2rs Den lille BOG ~Sbe Roao Il
@enpine" | bner Yaffe.
/ NseenfuSe lGit op%cnitancnSe @rep
st mt pil forefomme fra SiS til an
ben. Dc er rste, ianbe % fnISe a
Snteresie for WenneifebeSsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
Peoin oe Nobel.

SEQ en- Wiobog iom blep bolot for
Spen Sebin / 8aris, ~fortaIte ben be.
fjenote Sorifer paa fin eienoomme.
ltge iopiaIe 0saabe, bporlebes ban
fsrIte Sang traf iammen meo aIfreo
Hobel.
Soen Seoin Dor bengong Inn gan.
tie ung Stuoent, men aaigeoeI naret
ban itore Heiieplaner. % ban in.
gen Benee baube, beupenbte ban fig
til Ben ipenife Negiering meo gn.
mobning ON pefunipr Ststte.
Sparet loo pente l9nge paa iig, 90
"a Sebin irpgtet for at faa ct afilag,
iaa benpenote ban fig ifriftligt til lin
bopebrige 2anbsmmo Ilfreo Nobel,
iom beusang boebe | Baris. San
icrtIarebe BAN, at ban piioe foretage
Ell Sorfninssreiie | G~entralfina.
Wen Ipbel iparebe BEN unge Gntbu'
iiait:
Seq benter mig intet al oisIe
geographic Sorifningsreiier, ia, leg
anIer. Dem for en- gnafronimns. Wel.
neifene tcIegraierer nutilbags til bin'
orSen fra Sen enc gnoe al Soroen til
Sen onoen. Ger finbes oeiaa | ielps
giien GyorIfere nof, iom iiffert er be-
ore eanet emo De, min ungs Serre,
til at ih1oere oeres SiemIanS, til at
icettaae Set % til at beifripe Oct. Seq
trcr oerfor, at 3e ifal ifafie Gem ct
unoet 9irfeomraabe for Seres
SaonStcriug END at relic til aiten.
Wen for at De bos fol ie, at ieg life
uItio banbler, Tom ies tGnfer, ietoer
ieg Gem bermeo en- Gum, iom fan
benpttes til oct bebite og met ptrf.
ionune 9enleti Of mine Orb"
Ieo Sioen at grepet laa en- an'
pisuine, Tom I Sorbinoelie meb Oct
al Staten bepiIaeoe geIsb iatte Spen
Seoin iitano til at ioretage I'm fsrItc
Sorifniwsreiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
menneife0oere
for Retten.

Sor Setter | BEN life gp Sringo
/ tnif Gitairifa bar Der ! benne Wan'
neb perieret Ell cmfangsrig % bstli
ubpsaeIig Ioroproces. De anfla'
aebe bar en- gnibe RenneIfeGoere,
Meno og apinoer, Der ! aarepiS
bapoe brugt ben Sroiif at orabe De-
reg Stnmmcirpnber, fortrinsois
imao Born peS Gift for berefter al
iortpre beres Gre.
s December Wnoneb iflor bIcr
Gnflagen MOB Dem reiit al nogle m
fe Solbater, Ser peo ct Silf9lbe bar
Glepen 8ione til ct al beres ubpaee.
Iiac RaaItiber, og IL Snoieote blen
oereiter fGn9ilebe % itiaeoe Tor Het.
ten.
3e gnflogebe tiIitob iioer Scribe
bcIo beres 6orbrpoel'er 90 gap gnu
cpppffenbe @eifripelier al en- RGffe
GnfeItbeoer. s Spibien for Sanben
Itob en- "SroISmano" neo 9aon ira.
Infant, bans SiIitru og bans TO
borne Ssnner; bernie Samilie baoSe
IRnae ppret bengipen til Rpoel'en
az Wenueifefiso; men oa bet tiliioIt
beepnbte at faIoe Dem panIfeligt peo'
bliuenbe at iorifaiie iig bernie 2Gf'
ferbioifen, fanht Wolufanii paa al
bperpe apinber til at iage Silotet.
Wob 0sfte ON at inbnie benz | Jim
SroIobomsfunit tit ban apinberne til
at orpbe beres SlGgtninge, ia enoog'
iaa fine egne 9sru og brin9e BAN 81
gene. Saa ieirebes Der De frpgte.
IieIte cg piIbeite Srsier. Sigenc
bIep iormeIig reone iItpffer, og 8is'
set blep formelig ilust raat; og ole
fog Del | oisie apielige Waaitioer,
IigegpIoigt bpem Siret bar, % bpor
n9r man bar | Slpat meb Oct.
Observation-Disclosures, lnber bpilfe
ieIoe Rsore, Der baooe brabt % ipiii
OereS egne gsru, meb f~orfproenoe
Sinosrc giengap ale gnfeltbeber,
ItiaeSe Itarfe arap. ielo I'll bGroebe
Rerper. Gn at De onfIageoe apin'
Der bsoe / SGneilet, en- anben fling
tebe; men De epriee 10 Weolemmef
Of gauben bleu ale osmte Ill 9sben
oa @upernsren i~tabi9itebe itral
Gcmmen, Der oereiter siebliffelie
bIeu erefperet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
SnngcS SHnnbc.
&C Iu "]guOturrrrH."l

- Enit. &ulpnripu / Grafton bar
onta8ct Holo ira Wcni0bcocn ! Bur
ton % RCpnoIoS iom Rnitor @orgen
f~roilottcNe iorIcoen Ssit.
- Eoit. !. s. SobnrionS Suitru
/ @orocc, y. Tuf. hapoe Den 23ee
Warts Iogt tiIicng8 Ell llaeS Sib al
Suilueuiu; ON enc mag bar bun Iiot
I'll Torbeoriug Den ooeuurpntc Cato.
-Tnitorcrre .. &eitan pQ 3. Mn.
oreicu bar npLtqt offloQt bper lit ne.
Get tiTrtomnC 9eisQ / SrcioIoiebcS
% StcrooIS Nfcuigbeoer al Gait.
Wolfcmicfs &olo.
- SrocnS % NPnmcS Weniabe.
ser Tom Sen 19oe WartS / Slot Oh
GslQc % o~uerraifeoe Yoit. :. $. So.
bouiou meo 800 iom ban ifuISe fie.
be fig I'M Suaep for; hi Den gamIe
ipnteS sc par FOR %Iliten".
-Gor TrclicrS Meni0beo, Stouab.
ton, SSis., bar upIig hapt 9ciea al
Goitor Sobauiou fra q. GouI, Miu.
neiota. 8reoag aften ben 1000
Wars bopoe De usioo 9eisg al 9ait,
Sppegnaro.
- Boit. Chr. Sang Of ben Sore.
neoe Sirfe bar opiagt Sauees Ne,
niabcb / Ruifegou, Did. Meuia.
beocn bar mootaget bans SpiiaeIit
% uSitcot aaIo til RaItor 2. 5
! grefte / Sacreb Scarf, 3iun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09

ffnl uosipes pnn GrsnoermaaI; bet
piIoe gao eIattere, ON ban piIbe Iobe
ben iiogon pod 2anosmaoI eIler
@itsmaal; men 6erpeh piIoe Oct belle
tobe meget at BET, iom netop faraf.
f%erfierer bet Tom trsnberif, og BET bar
life bpcrfen Sorfatteren eaer Srsn.
oerne MaaS til. Siteoetfor at fine
fig at meo De p0roifuIbe SomIinger,
iom bar foItet bonf mango Mars ar-
belize, for ~ingenting, bar berfor Sr.
graiet mn beiluttet at nogipe benz
paa eget Gorlag. Men for at ban
ffal fiinne irttes iitanb BERTH, maa
ban ba ca. 500 Subffribenter paa
9ogen teenst paa Sorbaano. SRI.
len er foreIsbig fat til 5 aroner. bpor.
til bel oeiaa fommer Rorto, iaa 80.
gen til Mmerifa bill foite omtrent
$3.50.
Mamtfripterne er bIet giennem.
feet at iaaoanne Wano iom Brofes.
for Moltfe Moe, Reftdr Salfenbers.
Seoertn gifeIano o. a., os Sc err aGe
'enitemmige | fin Ros ODER soriatte.
rens arbeibe. Eroiesior Moe fri.
Der idalebes 81. a. ON Sr, graiet oe
bans Samlinser: "Stoffet err riat
os interesiant os Sptesnelierne fer.
oeles gobt eiort. Seq peo foo Saul-
Iere for Sioen. Tom ipnes at ia iaa
gobe og Heriioige getinseIier for
8ierninsen iom Sr. graiet. 9aabe
al benne 8runo % af Senipn til set
nietise grbeibsfelt ban bar paIet,
~anbefaler ies BAN parmt."
Seq tar neppe fell, naar ies ilbta.
Ter iom min Wening, at Der er mango
Srsnoere | Imerifa, iom in~teresie.
rer Jig for oenne Wanos Irbeioe os
bill fiebe bans BOG, naar Den fonl.
mer no. Seq bar oeiaa ben Gro, at
Srsnberlaeet oil anie bet for ct per.
bigt SormaaI at bore meo at itette
ell Sag iom benne. Wen Seniigten
meo oenne &rtifel er n9rmeit ben
at beoe interesiereoe Srcuoere Der.
oper nu trar at iubifribere paa
@arfet % iaaleoes gisre lit til, at
oct fan ubfomne iaainart iom nut
Iigt.
Oct a~reieIte % b~efpemmeite for
begse Barter er at leoiage 8eitiutu-
gen meo oct geIsb, iom 9osen bill
foite. Seq bill oerfor a%nbefaIe, at
man inbienoer i'm SubIfription meo
De $3.50 enten birefte til Sorfattee
rem aor. Sparbu, Rorpap, eler, ON
man iaa fortraffer, til lt~noertegneoe.
SrsnoerIagets Sormanb, Son. Wt.
u. @onan, @lenfpoob, Minn., bill
formooentIig osiaa Itaa til Sieneite
meb at mobtase Slbifriptton paa
gogen.
Sbet ieg anbefaIer benne Gag paa
oct beoite, tor ieg ubtaIe bet Saab,
at / oct miubite 200 al De 500 Sub.
fribenter, Sr. 9raiet tranger for at
faa fine SamIinser iibgipet, bill fonl.
me fra Srsnoere | Imerifa.
9ecorab, Soma, 3oie Ipril 1909.
Sobannes 9. @iit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
: aouaes meniaheo / @runo 30.

&ouges Wenigbeo Wrnilo Mus
pios, Weif., bor uoiteot 8alo til Va>
flor n. 8. Teis | Macine, Wis. Snt
han mobfaaer aaIoct pibes life. On
Meniobeben faar en- goo arbeioer !
fin Miote er Der 5remtibs lloiigter
for Menisbeoen.
Qoit. s. g. Sanion bar reiig.
neret fra Mcniebeoen | Solicit, Sn.
fra 24be Rai. San agter iommen
meb fin SuItru at aisre en- 9rr til
Rorae | Sunni oa Suli for ON miiliat
oerpeb at operpinbe Ell Spgoom CGi'
obetisl Tom ban liber at.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
9ase Sarter for stttltrt paa Gbtcaso, 9iiis
panitt & Ct. Taul ,Strnbaata.

9ape giuetpriier for Settlere sipes bper
Sirsoaa fra 23oe Marts til 27oe Npril, IN
fluSipe, til Steoer | Rprth Safcta % Wpu'
rama paa ben me CHICAGO, WiIpoufee &
Yuaet Gouno 8ailpap. Sisie TaIter eipes
III Sannes, Settinaer, Bpirman, Warmartb
90 andre Stsoeri North Tafota FAINT til pa
Ter, Yeiles Gin, Horiptt. ptusielibeu, 9apiia,
8punoup. SarIclptun, Moore, Setpistp'pn %
andre Stationer paa ben npe Stnje ! gRon'
tana. 6~uIoftanbise Cplpsntneer faaes frlt
hos ale IplaIe asenisr. f.A Miller, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09

Sauicn: Oct funoe albrig falot
mia inc, at bette par ct Sotograft Of
Gem. Ser Ter 9e imiIenoe og &C.
mptlie no, men De ielp 9oar 10 altto
omfring meb ct bsitioeligt % Tor
tpnft llbtrpf."
9erieu: Get err MI mig aaigeoel,
% bcngong oct blep taget, ligneoe
set uomerfet."
Sauien: "Spor lG1ge er bet Il
beng"
Gerien: "2ao mig ie w. oct bar
piit / april flor - % ieg blap gilt
/ Sftober. ga, oct er rigtig - leg
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DorNGs IN HUNTINGToWN.
Personal aud Otherwise.

Charles J. Hayden sold his yoke of oxen to Charles E. Beers of Palestine.
 John Frank, Jr., is a very busy man. His charcoal business has increased to such an extent that he employs a large number of Italians and other nationali- ties, and is stin complaining that he cannot get enough help.
 John Frank, Jr., lost another horse last Saturday, This is the second horse within a very short time
 A meeting of the Jewish Farmers as sociation of Fairfield County was held at the home of MT Busker, last Sunday The attendance was larger than ever before. J. W. Pincus of New York was present and distributed the prizes of the Agricultural Fair, consisting of silver and bronze medals and diplomas. Among the lucky one who received these prizes were Mrs Ely Greenblatt for canned goods, M. Nalevky M. Sussman and four medals to Stepney farmers. The. Bull letin of the Connecticut Experiment Station on Agricultural Lime" was translated by MT Busker and it was de- cided to purchase four or five cars for the farmers of the Association for ex- perimenting on their meadows and watch the results.
 Ely Greenblatt, who was hurt in a New York Subway train, about three weeks ago, is much better, and expects to be able to attend to his business, next week.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
The Newtown Bee Newtown, Friday. December 10, 1909
TOWN TOPICS.
 OBITUARY. william F. Tomlin,
OBITUARY,

After a painful and lingering illness of about three months, w. F, Tomlln died Monday morning at ' o'clock at his late home on Main Street The cause of his sickness was pronounced stomach trouble. With medical aid and good nursing he became better and then came the relapse and in spite or all that loy; came. To his intimate friends 1t was not unexpected, but to the community in which he lived 1t came as q sad and sudden loss. He leaves two brothers, Sidney Tomlln of Bridgeport and Charles Tomlln of New Britain, and one sister, Miss Kate Tomlin, of Newtown. William Pullen Tomlin was born In | London, England, May IS, 1S4S. In 1860 with his parents he came to Con. nectieut and lived in Bridgeport, In progress of time MT Tomlin entered l the freight office of the N. Y., N. H., x l H, R. k. Co. at Bridgeport and served | il years and was then forced to resign on account of i'll health. He then came to Newtown, He was a, member Of Trln. worker. For 25 years he was tenor soloist in the choir, and for all church work he labored with untiring energy with the thought that it might bring l him nearer the Master He was very much devoted to his home and it's sur | r0undingS and sought 10 make every one cheerful around him. He was con- seientious, strictly honest, possessing a dry, quaint humor that easily won him friends and 1t has been remarked. "He never made a friend but what he kept him"
 The funeral under the supervision of Prlndle x Morris was held at Trinity church, Wednesday morning., at 9 o'clock, Rev J. II, George ofliciatlng. SIX bearers. The interment was at Noun tain Grove cemetery in Bridgeport. The floral tributes were many and beautiful fit emblems of the life that was ended, and offered in grateful remembrance by many and loving friends.
 Not now, but in the coming years,
 It may be in the better land,
 We'll read the meaning of our tears
 And there sometime we'll understand" " ['''
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The Competent Person is not con- pelled to wait a long time to secure a good position. Especially the one who has good knowledge of both bookkeeping and stenography. Yet some people who finish the course may never hold positions. once hay ing secured them. It is better to be honest than 1t is to make state ments, which on their face must be untrue. Not that those persons do not know enough about the subject of bookkeeping, or cannot make accurate or rapid transcription of their shorthand notes. But it may be that they have habits which make them undesirable office assis- tants; they may be careless, or they may talk too much, or they may know too much to be subordinate in any place, and again they may be too lazy to give adequate return for the money paid them as salaries. The Stillman Business College of 299-303 Main street, Danbury, is good school and tries to teach these | things
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A CARD OF THANKS.

Words are inadequate to express the gratitude and sincerity of thanks to so many of my friends, who in every way possible have done so much to tighten the burden during the last sickness of my dear brother. Truly the Golden Rule was exemplifed in this case and l can only say that fully appreciate all sincerely.-[Kate Tomlin, Newtown, De- cember 6, 1909