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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-10
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-10

Tomorrow never comes-unless you
have q note 10 meet.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
Hannah j. Haxton, lot 81, square 90s

Hannah j. Haxton, lot 81, square 90s;
$40.
9as G STREET NoRTHwEsT-5 Leo
Kolb ct ux. to Nelson Wilson, lot H.,
CONNECTICUT AVENUE EXTENDED
Charles C. Glover ct ux to Fulton R.
Gordon. part of Chevy Chase; $40.
WHITE HAVEN. ST. PHILIP AND
JACOB-William w. Frazier ct ux.
to Potomac Heights Land Company,
PLEASANT PLA1Ns-Ernest seiger ct
ux. to Joseph J. Moebs. lot 10, square
2S9S; $40.
LONG EADOWS-Hannah j. Haxton ct
vir. Wallace X. to Margaret c. Mar
tin, iot 1872, block %; $40
NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between NJ and N streets-Marinda H.
De Muth ct al. to Gustave Oppenheim-
er. part lot %. square 116: So, 800
FENToN STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween North Capitol and 1st streets
Nina P. Beall ct vir. Carlton NJ, to
Florence K solger. part lot 376,
LONG MEADOWs-Annie Ferguson to
George c. Gertman. lot 23 and part
lot "a. block IS; $40
NO. 1927 DUNCAN STREET NORTH
EAST-John H. Lloyd ct ux. to Louis
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST be-
Colbert ct al. trustees. to Max Needle,
part lot 26, square 43o; $3.50.
NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between r and Streets. Marx Et-
ting to George c. Davies, part lots IL
and IL, square 1873; SO.
NINTH AND G STREETS SOUTHEAST
Martha j. Rome to Mahlon Groo,
= u, 9riglnal ,iI lot . square 949; SO
WEST between NJ and n streets
Herman w: Van Sender ct ux. to
Matte r. Slater, part lot IA, square
13; $40.
SEVENTEENTH AND EAToN
Gusack to Max and Fannie Gusack,
lot So. square 80: $40.
X STREET NORTHWEST between 4th
and 9TH streets-Eleanor Wright to
William Beuchert, part original lot
1S. square SIC; $40.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Galen J.. TAFT ct al. trustees, to Will
liam H. Coon, lots "a and 80. square
1925 CAMBRIDGE PLACE NORTH
WEST-Louise Tompkns to Joseph
w. Stephenson, lot AZ. square 1889;
PETWORTH-Baya W. Tansill ct ux.
to Kate Malone, lot 25, block % $40.
between G and D streets-Chris Cox
Dawson to William E. Berckmann,
lot ID. square 1892; SO.
TRINIDAD-Charles II. Moore ct ux to
Mabelle NJ. Hough. lot Is. square
4OJ2; $40.
GRANBY-Samuel w. Pickford ct ux
to David b. Moore, lot 4, square 1904
so.
MOUNT PLEASANT-Ernest Steiger ct
ux. to Joseph A. Roth, lots u to 30,
square 1895: $40.
LANGDON PARk-William p. GochN
nour ct ux. to George r. p. Walton,
part lots and 10, square %; $40.
M STREET NORTHWEST between 21st
and I'D streets-John L. Rockwell ct
ux. to Burr R. Tracy. part lots 8, 10
and II. square S6; So
Evening star., 1909-06-18
London Office of The Star.

The London office OF The Star. at 3
Regent street. is maintained for the con-
venience OF Washington people travelling
in Europe. Any one. before going to Eu-
rope. should come to The Star Office in
Washington. and make arrangements for
the full use of the London Office. A
letter introducing the traveller will be
given, and filI instructions ISSUED from
this ONCE to the London ONCE To take
care OF his needs. forwarding mali. etc.
All friends OF The Star are cordially in
vited TO avail themselves Of these facil-
tiles without cost.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
FORGOT DAUGHTER AT FIRE.
Tenement Denizen Makes Heroic
Rescue in Gotham.

Special DlSndtcn 10 NE Stdr.
NEW YORK. June 1S.-Mrs. Elsie
Zimmerman was working in the kitchen
on the fourth floor of the tenement at
No 80 Willet street. when the smelled
smoke, and, investigating. found the
front room ablaze. She made straight
for the roof, screaming and crying fire"
The usual tenement house panic fol-
lowed and there was some confusion. but
all of the twenty-five families escaped
safely. Morris S. Liebrader was on the
top floor with his five-year-old daughter
Bessie. and when the panic occurred he
made for the street. forgetting the child
ever existed.
Just then Mrs. Lebrader returned from
her marketing and joined the excited
crowd, and naturally asked for her
daughter Her husband remembered that
he had left her on the top floor. and
both of them became nearly wild with
excitement Back he dashed up the
stairs through the smoke, found Bessie
where he had left her. too frightened to
move, and rushed with her to the street
amid the cheers of the crowd
Evening star., 1909-06-18
Both Came From Japan.
BROWNS IN LAKE ONTARIO.
Young Baltimorean Was in a Boat
Which Capsized.

BALTIMORE, Nd. June 1s.-Henry
kines, twenty-four years old. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Kines, AT West oath
street, was drowned in Lake Ontario,
near Oswego, n. Y, Tuesday night. Mr..
Hines. with his brother-in-law, Mr.. Neil
Buskey. and two cousins. Joseph and
Frederick Boardway went out in a row.
boat shortly after o'clock. When about
100 feet from shore the boat capsized.
Buskey. and the Boardway brothers swan
ashore, but Hines was unable to swim. No
effort was made to save him as his COM
panions believed him to be able to swim
The body was washed ashore soon after
the drowning. Mr.. Kines left this city
about year ago to take. a position at
Oswego as chauffeur. While at that place
he met and married Miss Fanr ie Buskey,
who survives him. The funeral took
place this morning at Oswego.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
Chilean Admiral Honored.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd June 1s.-Another
notable foreign naval officer visited and
inspected the Naval Academy yesterday
and Capt. John NJ. Bowyer, the new
superintendent Of the academy, had his
first opportunity of doing the receiving
honors. The visitor was Admiral Perez
Gacitua of the Chilean navy.
Admiral Gacitua came over from WASH
lngton. accompanied by Lieut. Horace p
Mcintosh. C.S.N.. attached to the office
of naval intelligence at Washington Fol-
lowing the inspection, Capt. Bowyer gave
a luncheon al his quarters in Blake Row
IN honor of Admiral Gacitua Other
guests included the ranking officers on
duty at the academy
Evening star., 1909-06-18
West Virginia Bankers Convention,

WHEELING, W. Va. June ls.-The an
ntnal convention of the State Bankers
Association. which has been in session
here for the past two days. closed yes
terday. The state was divided into nine
sections. over each of which chairman
will have control. Officers were elect d
as follows: President. w B. Irvine
Wheeling; vice president. James p. Oney,
Huntington. Chairmen of groups-First.
Wylie w. Beal, Welsburg; second Ed
ward Neely. Parkersburg: third C. G.
Boyer. Huntington: fourth, Mason Mat
thews Charleston: fifth, j. Lee Hearne.
Bluefield. sixth, Oscar G.. Alt. Salem
seventh, Glenn +. Barnes Fairmont
eighth. r. E. Talbot. Elkins; ninth, w.
W Woods Martinsburg
Evening star., 1909-06-18
Lawn Fete in Berwyn.

A lawn fete and dance is being given
at Berwyn, Md. in the Is. of p. Hall.
1t was opened last night and will con-
tinue until tomorrow evening. 1t is for
the benefit of the Catholic Church So
ciety. The booths are in charge of the
following ladies': Fancy booth, Mrs. s..
F. Smith: Ice cream and cake, Misses
Amy Smith, May Dyer and Hattie Ba-
den; lemonade. fruit and candies. Misses
Gertrude Smith and Nellie Smith; coun-
try store, Mrs. p. G. Saur.
The following ladies serve refresh
ments: Mrs. II. Wilson. Mrs. Boiling.
Mrs. Deeck and Mrs. Pitman; paddle
stand. III. Wilson and Mr.. Gallant: soft
drinks and cigars. John Yoos and Mr.
Boiling; canes. Mr.. Dwyer: monograph.
Mrs Travar. Herbert Smith is in charge
of tickets for dancing and j. A Yoos
has charge of dancing.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
ants attorneys, Ralston, Siddons & Rich

ants attorneys, Ralston, Siddons & Rich
West agt. United States: motion to
quash writ of certiorari deniea: p,aaa- n,'s
attorneys, F. S. Perry and F.. h. Iholnas
| Berry & Whitmore Company agt
Adams Express Company: motion for new
trial overruled judgment on verdict; ap-
neal noted plaintiffs attorney, +. >. Nc
Calmont; defendants attorney, ). 1.
| Thomas.
/ Du Bois agt. Wickersham: motion to
quash attachment denied; pialntlH at
torneys w NJ Levin and Coldren < Fen
| ming; defendants attorneys. Mckenney q
| Flannery.
Sweeney agt Erving: motion for new
trial overruled and judgment on verdlct;
appeal noted: bond. 800: plaintiff's attor-
ney. l.. A. Bailey; defendants attorney
A. s. Worthington.
| Wilmer agt District of Columbia: mo-
tion to quash answer and return OF de-
| fendant overruled; plaintiffs attorney, A.
| S. Worthington; defendants attorney. Il.
H. Thomas.
| Herndon Milling Company agt. Lewis;
bond on appeal for costs fixed at 500;
plaintiffs attorney. r. A. Ford; defend
ants attorney, f. H. Jackson.
| Morris agt Metropolitan Surety Com
pany: order that action abate: plalntln
| attorneys. Hamilton & Colbert: defend
ants attorneys. ]. ]. Darlington and {.
A. Douglass.
Trustees Presbyterian Church of George
town agt District of Columbia: motion
| for judgment, Notwithstanding return
denied. writ dismissed. appeal noted :
bond, 500: plaintiffs attorneys. Padgett
& Coombe: defendants attorney. r. II.
Thomas.
Fraternal Mystic Circle agt. United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company:
demurrer to defendants sixth plea over
ruled. with leave to plead over as pam
tiff may be advised; plaintiffs attorney.
| l. II. Linton: defendants attorneys, Bran
denburg & Brandenburg.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice Goulc
| United States ast. Oden B. Gray; forg-
ery: on trial; attorneys. Crandal Mackey,
Andrew Lipscomb and c. l. Simms.
CRIMINAL COURT NO 2-Justice An
United States agt John Graham: lar
ceny. plea. guilty: sentenced to peniten-
tiary for one year and one day; attor-
news Darlington & Peyton.
| United States agt. nnis Cant: hous
breaking motion for new trial overruled;
sentenced to penitentiary for two years
attorney NJ. E. O'Brien.
| alias Buck Phillips: carnal Knowledge;
| recosnizance $3.50 taken. with S. ~
! Walker surety: attorney, George H. Mac
donald.
| PROBATE COURT-Justice Wright
dated October IL. 1907. filed.
| Estate of August Beckman; will ae-
! rntted to probate and letters of admin
| istration C. t. a. granted to Bertha Beck
man: bond, 800: attorney, David Roths-
child
| Estate of Elizabeth Templeton; order
of sale.
| Estate of Joseph Casey; will dated
| September %, 1898. filed.
Estate of T. J. Higes: order to sell
| lease; attorney George c. Gertman.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
Bullet Killed West Virginia Woman

PARkERSBCRG. W. Va. June IS
The autopsy held here over the body of
Mrs. John Finn. for whose murder her
husband is being held in Jail, disclosed
that her death was caused by the bullet
wound over the heart. The theory of the
state that she had been poisoned or killed
IN some other manner and the bullet then
fred into her dead body was discredited
by the autopsy. The physicians perform
ing the autopsy found about gallon of
blood under the wound. and their ex-
planation of the peculiar and suspicious
circumstances that the wound did not
bleed is that tie body was SO fieshy.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
Fined $50 for Carrying Razor.

Michael kelleher, resident of the
southeast section of the city, was ar
raigned in the Police Court today on
charges of carrying concealed razor last
night, near I'd and b streets southeast.
and following conviction. was commit
ted to the workhouse for sixty days in
default of g fifty-dollar fine kelleher
explained that he carried the razor for
shaving purposes and never had any idea
of using it for anything else.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
Special meglige
shirts at ST..

There's been run" on these special
Shirts during the past week. Fortunately
it is possible for us to fill in the stock with
a number OF new and. if anything, more
attractive patterns which have just arrived.
Worth $I.5o, SI.75 and some So.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
Our new ''Unity'' Serge at SIS has made
am instantaneous Init.
Straw hats.

We've outdistanced past selling rec
ords in this department, despite the fact
that the weather has been against us. This
proves growing appreciation of our fresh
er, smarter styles and better values. Can't
beat the "Ramo" at So or the Omar at So.
Other kinds for more.
Evening star., 1909-06-18
THE COURT RECORD.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. o-Justice Wright
In re lunacy OF Adam Bozi; reference
to auditor.
Semmes. Kelly Company agt. sanitar,
Grocery Company: title vested: com.
plainants solicitors. Wolf & Rosenberg
defendants solicitor. l.. III. David
Richardson & Hensey: time extended tc
hle transcripts on appeal; complainant's
sollcltors. Merillat & Richardson; defend
ant $ solicitor, +. HI. Thomas
Merillat agt Landon; time to file
transcript extended: complainants solic
itors. Merillat & Richardson; defendants
solicitor. f. II. Thomas.
Monday ast. Schwab; sale ratified and
reference TO auditor; complainant's So
licitor, Fl. w. Sohon; defendants so.
licitor, H. T. Tasgart.
Waters agt. kopp; distribution Of pro.
ceeds of insurance policy ordered; ap.
licitor, Irving Williamson; defendants SO.
licitor, Wilton ]. Lambert
Chambers agt. Strother; time to take
testimony limited; complainant's solicit.
ors. w. c. Martin and Irving William.
son; defendants solicitor, b. l.. Gaskfns
Pearson agt. Maddox; H T Winfield
substituted as trustee: complanant's So
licitors, Ralston. Siddons & Richardson
defendants solicitor. J. T. Sherrer, jr
Frazier agt. Ross; rule returnable June
"a; complainant's solicitor, L. p. Loving
defendants solicitor, A. l.. Newmyer
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Anderson
In re condemnation tor west side n
CerceptIng Sewe4: comm ssion sworn
In condemnation for right of way for
Rock Creek sewer, report and award o.
comm sSion filed.
In re condemnation for right of way for
murrer sustained to fourth plea.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Stat
ford.
Rupp agt. Campbell: motion of defend
ant to extend time to plead granted and
allowed five days from thi date: pain
tiff's attorneys. Ralston, Siddons & r ch
ardson; defendants attorney, C. w. Cla-
Gett.
Pratt-Kirk Company agt. Peoples: mo-
ton to fix day for trial overruied: plain
tiff's attorney. L. S. Duvall. jr.: defend
Evening star., 1909-06-18

ceivers VS.. Edith Austin Martin. thus
setting a specific value upon human toes
at the rate of S41G67 zee. Edith Mar
tin, four years old, was run over by u
Evening star., 1909-06-18

Court Sets Value on Toes.

RICHMOND, Va. June 1S.-The Vir-
ginia supreme court of appeals has re-
fused writ of error in the case of the
Richmond Traction Company and re-
Evening star., 1909-06-18

street car two years ago and lost all the
toes on one foot and the great toe on
he other. In the circuit court she got Q
verdict of damages for $1,000
Evening star., 1909-06-18

CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice Goulf
United States agt. Oden B. Gray; forg-
cry: on trial, attorneys. Crandal Mackey,
Andrew Lipscomb and c. l. Simms.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28

THERE is some pity for the fellow who has an ungovernable appetite and falls a victim to the drink habit; the thief that IS tempted and falls; but for the miserable monkey that spends his days in wagging his tongue and doing the work of a poll cat with his knocks against his home town and people, there is no pity He gets, in the end, all that IS coming to him. His wagglng tongue, like the poll cats wag- ging tail, always stirs up a stink and in the end people learn to dread and shun the grouchy eault finding "knocker' as they do the other varmint. Until the cyclone calamity the knocking element was about to loose out in Brinkley. They were abou1 to be suppianted by those apostles Of sunshine and prosperity, the Brinkley Boosters. The Boost have a fine foot hold in deal old Brinkley" and they are daily engaged in overcoming the work of those miserable social and business poll cat" s"-the knock CTS. The future of our city de bends on the exit of the knock CTS.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28
CLARENDON NEWS.

Miss Morton, of Heber, is the pues, of her sister, Mrs. Strick- lin.
 Massrs. Emerson and Manning returnei from Little Rock Satur- day, where they have been at tending court.
 Elr. and Mrs. Dr. Hammond, of;Turncr, spent Saturday and Sunday in our city.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Parker and chil- iren, Of Graysport, Miss, arrly- ed Sunday and are the guests cf Mra. II. E. Lynch.
 Mrs. Ford was down from Brinkley Monday. She has pur- chased the Rosenthal Grocery.
 Hrs. Jeireries and Miss Flor ence Hooper returned from Cor ming Monday. They were sent as delegates to the Wonan's Foreign Missionary Society, of the Methodist church. They re. port a glorious time.
 Rev. Booth spent Tuesday -in Brinkley.
 Arch Deacon, Dr. Hamel and wife, of Little Rock, gre the guests of Mrs. Booth this week.
 The T. U. B. Club entertained the !. r. G. Club Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs. J. T., Penn. Delightful refresh rnents were served.
 Mrs. Julia c. Evan returned
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28
Notice of Monroe County Teachers Institute at
 Clarendon, June Tell.

I desire every teacher in Mon roe County who is now teaching or who intends to teach in the County within the next year to crmply with section 7653 of the school law which requires that all teachers under the penalty of having their license revoked, shall attend the Institute; and which further provides that no teacher shall be charged by the school directors for loss of time while in attendance upon an ln- stitute or a Quarterly Examina- ton.
 Under the law it shall be my pleasure on finding that the teachers at tie Institute are en- entitled to the grade of license which they hold, to endorse the same, which endorsement shall have the effect of extendieg the the license for the time for which it was at first issued.
 Arrangements have been made to have with us Miss l.. Latkin, of the Little Rock Rightsell School. Miss Latkin is sue cessful teacher and will give us talks on her work and conduct some classes.
 We are also to have with us MT. Geo. B. Cook, State Superin- tendent, and Mir. w. B. Torrey- son, Superintendent of the Little Rock schools.
 Yours fora full attendance and a good Institute.
 l.. P. ANDERSON,
 Cour.ty Examiner.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28
Fun Over by Train.

On Wednesday afternoon st 7:2O o'clock il the Rock Island yards just opposite the Brinkley House, T. J. Batsell, carpenter who has been working here, was run over by the Rock Island east bound passenger train No. 42,
 and bruised so that lis left arm had to be an mputsted. He was taken t) his home in Memphis
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28

the want of his El!i council in eur cGe,la | ations; that as . ml neighbor, we shau \ him with sentiment warmest esteem, ana
 absence from our nl kindly face and voice ! ing of deepest regrets convey to the bereave1 9 kindred our heartfelt { and join within thelr a .uM
 Resolved, further ta of these resolutions pele to the Monroe County to The Brinkley Afgm lication, and the WIS 5 ceased fuena,
 w. F. BRANCH, Cad
 H. c. LAIR,
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28
Resolution of Respect.
Hclly Grove, Mar. 25, 'S9

Hclly Grove, Mar. 96, 'S9,
 Whereas, tshas pleased an all. wise Providence to remove from our midst our fellow tewrsman and Mayor, w. D. Kerr, and
 Whereas, by a long residence in this community he had proven himself worthy of our esteem and veneration, and
 Whereas, as officer anI citizen, |ha has ever devoted to the grow tn aad upblilii1g of t'ls best moral ard material interest of or city, theraforeF be t
 Resolved by the Town Council Of Holly Grove, that We dep!9re the death of cur fellow WapixeF aud look upon his taken away as q public loss; that we shall feel
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28

THE storms that are now sweeping Arkansas (the whole country for that) are but little winds indeed to the one coming next year. Your Uncle Jeff Da- wis. as driver of the water wa gon," will show us something on starting a storm. State wide prohibition will be the issue and Jeff will be leading the state wide fight. Watch and see.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28
smashes tA Records.

As an all-Tound laxative tonic and health -tuader no other pi1s can com pare with pr. Kings New Life Pills They tone~and regulate stomach, liv CT and kidneys, purify the blood strengthen the nerves; cure Constipa ion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, laundice, s4eadache, Chills and Malaria. Try hem. 25c-at all druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28

WHILE Theodore Roosevelt IS hunting lions, tigers and ele- phants in Africa, would it be out of place to ask of him whose ''skeeter lotion" he is using. We. of Brinkley, will need his advise if the "clean up cam naipn" doe-n't start soon.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28
yesterday.

Batsell and officer Cullipher were walking down the track in front of the tfain which WE run ning quite slow. Officer Culli- pher, knowing that the train was approaching. stepped of the track and expected Batssll to dc the same, but he apparently did not realize the nearness o: the engine and was struck, injuries as above resulting.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28
VIM. B. FOLSOM. Editor.

IT may be that some devilish inn of the Katzenjammer type in Mars, has spilled a few drops of Thigh life" on the back of ..old Boreas" that is causing all of these recent disturbances in the air and causing we, of dear old Brinkley," to think so much of the storm pits.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28

from South Carolina Saturday, where she has been for the past six months visiting relatives.
 Mir. Adams, pastor of the Christian church, preached at Roe Sunday afternoon. Quite a number of Clarendonians accom- panied him.
 Cecil Thomas returned from Peoria, H., Saturday.
 Mrs. Emma Smith returned last week from South Carolina, where she went to regain her health.
 Rev. Graves and family, of Helena, spent Friday and Satur- day with Mrs. J. B. Moore.
 Miss Winnie Brown spent a few days in Ulm last week.
 s. w. Boardman left Wednes- 1sy fer Memphis to have hls eyes treated.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James II. Crutchfeld to N. C. Cole and s. B. Bradburn, Lot e." town of Roe. Conslcera- ton, $300.00.
 Andrew Davis and wife to Walter Mayo, s " a of s e 4, section 8, township 5s. range le. Consideration, $600.0O.
 Hanford Donnelly to Brinkley Land 6 Improvement Co.,. wa of n W l4, section 10, n e '4 of 1 |es ofn W 4, els of s W 4, VIZ of S e 4, section 9, township Sn, range 2w; lots to 20, being To- cated in n of s and wa of s ". section 10, township Sn, range 2w. Consideration, SLIGO. Parker c. Evan to Mark Aberts, Moses, Bonner & p. Deal. section 22 and 2, town ship In, range 1w. Considera- { uose, S10.o0.
 J. ". Frazier and wife to Colored Lodge, Sir Knights, K. of F." fractional part of e 2 of Tn w section c5, township In, range 3w. Consideration, glQ. Thomas Cotton and wife to H. B. liays, T va of section 23, township rs, tsuge lw. Con- sidelation, $loo0.0O.
 Daniel Jaxon to Oscar Stewart, sla of n w 4, n'a of s " A, w'a of s's of W section N, township Ss, range lw. Con sideration, $5O.0o.
 R. M. West to Canada Vince Works, 80 acres in section 5, one north and two west, section 4 township In, range 2w. Con sideration, sl0c.0o.
 SPECTATOR.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-05-28

-Just-tell 'em you saw it in the ARGUS.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-05-27

Dave Shell of Emmet was in town last Tuesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-05-27
FARMERS INSTITUTE
 ID DAY

Every farmer who can possibly come should attend this institute. Men of experience and of learn ing in agriculture will be here to give you the benefit of that experience. Ed Gordon, special agent for Nevada County, re- quests that every one come. It is free, the expenses are paid by the government. You will have the oportunity of hearing some most important subjects discus sad. such as Boil Weevil, corn and cotton culture, etc.
 The Institute begins at 10 O. and will continue all day,