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The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10
ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED.

WANTED-Men to earn the barber
trade. Few weeks required. Best
paying work within the reach of the
poor man. Can have shop with a
small capital. Wages $12 to $40
weekly. Wonderful demand for
tarbers. Catalogue mailed free.
Moler Barber College, Atlanta, Ga.
8-13
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10

Have your prescriptions filled a.
Fearrington's. Phone At.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10

.tts AS = iAlettArt - taNA AANiN So
only one en- two days in the entire
year that these birds can be killed
and that is on the high spring tides
OF Septembe- and October, therefore,
ii the house passes the bill without
amendment. marsh hen shooting win
be eliminated in Georgia,
The Limit placed on the number Of
birds killed, Ire reducing of the open
season, and ,eyeral other provisions
are all endorse by the sportsmeu
generally, tut it is feared that if the
h.ll is passed II its present form ii
will never be enforced, and win be-
like the law which now prohibit
Sunday fishing in the stats-ahso-
lutely ignored
What GEORGIA really needs is a con-
servative game law RICHLY enforced.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10
Warning to the Trade


SANTA CLARA
profitable BRUINS
WICK SMOKER trade you enjoy-5E ON YOUR GUARD
stocking BRUNsWIck
SMOKER imitation telling
desuded
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10

Big value at less than cost; last
chance this week. Phoenix Grocery
Co.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10

EVER. DAY EXCEPT MONDAY.
Entered at the Brunswick (oa.) POST
cffiee as secand Glass Mail Matter.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10
OFFICE: 2o7 GLOUCESTER STREET
PHONE s.

Business Office, Editoris. Room. 1ss
qbe CITY Editor ......... $40
The Editor .............. 432
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10
SiDELiGHTS FROM
OTHER SANcTuMs.
Not IN AtIanta2

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The Brunswick news., 1909-08-10

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Terms Of subscription in the city
and by mail free Of charge to all parts
Of the United States and Canada. Mex
leo, Porto Rico, Guam. Philippine Isl.
ands, Cuba and Hawaiian islands.
One Month '....'S 'oV
Three Months. ............... 10
Six VI >nths. hs................. z'oo
One Year. r............-.... o.VV
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
SCOTTSDAlE.


Scottsdale, May 2S.-Chaplain Scott, who has been very busily engaged for some time with the Scottsdale railroad project, is taking a day or two off oc- casiOnally to attend to other matters at home.
 Mir Serviss is clustering his new house and will soon have it ready for occupancy.
 Mir Brown has built himself a large new hay barn and is prepared to store his baled hay besides having room for his horses and rigs.
 A. V. Wallis has taken work with MT. Brown in the store. Mrs. Wallis and children came here from the east Tuesday. They expect to make their home here for a while.
 A letter from w. P. Smith says he recently had another operation on his shoulder and that all are doing well now. They expect to be at home the middle of next week.
 M. P. Sharts of Burlington, Ia. who came here about six weeks ago for his health, took a sinking spell and was moved to the hospital in Phoenix Mon day. where he died that evening. MT. Sharts was a splendid man, having been state auditor of Iowa for many ears. His remains were shipped nome Wednesday.
 A letter from w. E. Kinney says he and wife reached home safely, and while the weather there has been pretty cool this spring. it has not hurt the fruit and they expect a large crop. They expect their daughter and hus- band. Governor Marshall, to be down soon for two weeks visit with them at Pleasant Lake.
 George Butts has started his header and expects to clean up most of our grain here next week.
 Building still goes merrily on at Ingleside. They are building a large barn and another dwelling. The big
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
Tub house is nearing completion.

club house is nearing completion.
 The usual preaching service was omitted here Sunday and the time taken up by Mrs. Scott and Miss Grace Geoge in discussing the situation in Turkey. where the Christian workers seem to need help. The workers are few and the labors are great, as fam inc and pestilence prevail. A collec- tion was taken and $12.10 was sent to Dr w. T. Miller of New York, who will forward it to Ladakia, Turkey.
 Mrs. Harry Pearson, her daughter, Abby, and a friend, Mrs. Hayes who is visiting them from Michigan. spent the afternoon in Scottsdale Tuesday.
 Mir. Graves, who has been quite i'll from an operation for appendicitis, is up and around again. We are pleased to see him out.
 Billy Moore passed by here Thurs day from his range with a bunch of steers to be fattened in the valley.
 Brown and Hayden bought another bunch of steers which were received at Tempe Wednesday,
 Chaplain and Mrs. Scott went to Phoenix Tuesday to attend the funeral of Rev. J. B. Hutton.
 Brown and Hayden moved bunch of their steers across the river Thurs day.
 Our ranches begin to look pretty dry. We would like to have some of that storage water now.
 MT. Peterson is helping to build the new dredge near Evergreen.
 P T. Hurley made a trip out here from Phoenix in his auto Sunday on business.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29

cattle to Mir. LaFever, the first of this week
 Mrs. w. Runge has been busy put ting up apricots on shares for J. J. Millen.
 Little Stanley Reynolds has been very ill with scarlet fever, but is now improving.
 Louis Simth, of Glendale, is spend ing this week with his uncles, J. J. and B. Miller.
 Louis Runge is running the binder for J. J. Miller
 Mrs. w. NJ. Doggett was seriously i'll in Phoenix. but is rapidly improv- ing.
 oscar Roberts has been breaking Q young horse for Otto Green.
 Peter Nelson has bought the Van Fosen ranch, which he has had rented for several years.
 Herbert Nelson caught a Gila mon ster the first of the week, As it was Herbert's first one, it looked much larger than it really was, although it measured over eighteen inches. He took it to town. Tuesday, and received a good price for it.
 P. X. Nelson is doing some carpen- try work for F. Beasley this week.
 Shell Doggett, with party of boys, went hunting on Monday and return ed with well filled nle-bags.
 Friends of J. B. Hutton were very sorry to learn of his death. which oc- cured on Saturday. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family.
 The bridge question is the whole talk nowadays. Why don't they build a bridge at the Ivy crossing? It would be a great deal more beneficial to the Indians, and they would gladly work on a bridge down here. Who will the Center street bridge benefit? Only property owners on the south side or persons who want to cross the river on a pleasure trip, etc. Then the bridge would come in very handy. The Center street bridge will be of no more use to the people in the west end of the valley than a bridge here would be to the people of Tempe or Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29

with these same weddings. Friends of the bride and groom spend days and nights wondering what they shall give for presents.
 Again Balhe's Big Curio Store comes to the rescue of those so distressed. There the problem is already solved. There are gifts in variety and abund- ance to gladden. the average feminine heart. One nice thing about those gifts is that no danger of duplica- ton lies in them; no two are alike. for things for gifts are bought by the Big Curio in lots of one twelfth of Q dozen each. They will not be seen in shop windows, the same articles rang ing from S5 down to the bargain price of s1.99.
 One of the most appropriate gifts is some article of Russian hammered brass. and there are hundreds of kinds of such articles at the Big Curio Store. There has been comparatively little said about the hammered brass late ly, but now, and until the June we'd dings are over. the subject will be hammered into the minds of prospect i've buyers of wedding gifts.
 Then there is the Mexican drawn work. the genuine linen drawn-work manufactured in the convent of Quad alajara This is to be distinguished from the Japanese machine-ma drawn work, which is often sold over fifty-cent and seventy-five-cen coun- ters for the genuine Mexican article. In this line there is the same great variety No two pieces are alike in the entire stock of the Big Curio. This. too, is a subject that will be dwelt upon as long as the June weddings for the year 1909 last.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29

cago and Philadelphia, which Ruel
 bach finally won two to one. In the eighteenth inning of that struggle, with a runner on first base, Sher- wood Magee drove a hard line hit to left center Slagle had just showed his hand into his hip pocket to get his chewing tobacco when the bal was hit, and as he started in pur-
 suit of 1t, he discovered to his hor- TOT that his right hand was caught in the pocket and refused to come out A quick jerk failed to release the hand, and Slagle. racing on, leap ed. stuck up his left hand and caught the ball, saving the Cubs. Then he pulled out his tobacco, bit off piece and grinned as the crowd applauded."
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
RvERsIpE-MEsauITE.

Riverside Mesquite. May 2S-Dan Dawson. of Buckeye. brought up his header. Sunday. and is at work on the ranches in this vicinity.
 J. J. Miller has a binder and is bind ing grain for number C. the ranch CTS
 John Haggard. who has been work ing for F. Beasley, jumped his job. Monday.
 w. Staffen is helping IL Mcintyre put up wheat for chicken feed, this week
 Mir. and Mrs. Beasley did not go to Flagstaff when they expected. and summer.
 J, P. Raverty sold a large bunch of
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
Curious Climax to a 20 Inning Ball
 Game

In the June American Magazine, Hugh s. Fullerton, writing about De ciding Moments in Great Baseball Games" includes the following story among the others that he tells:
 There is one more interesting in cident that stands unique, and it is one by which Jimmy -Slagle stayed off disaster to the Chicago team in a twenty inning battle between Chi
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
JUNE WEDDINGS AT HAND AND GIFTS FOR THE BRIDE
Balke's Big Curio Store Prepared to Remove Wrinkles of Perplexity.

The world is on the threshold of the month of June, the month of we'd dings, the most glorious month of the year: but the most glorious month brings with it it's worries and perplex- ities. The chiefest of these is allied
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
DR! PRICES WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
 FOOD

By recent scientific experi- ments, Dr. Price, the famous food expert, has recently pro- duced a Wheat Flake Celery Food, which is highly nutritious, easy of digestion, and a most delicious every day food for all classes. S
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29

CHEER UP; CHERRIES ARE CHEAP TODAY; 12Isc PER POUND AT TRIBOLET'S MARKET.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
ICE BOXES 20 PER CENT OFF

Here is your chance to procure the cooler for hot summer days at a great big bargain. Every box, the kind you wanted, but could not afford.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28
COUNTY RBvDNUn FUND.
Salarie. and Clerk Hire.

Salaries and Clerk Hire.
County Auditor, P. B. Malberg. 100000
County Treasurer, e. Dagoberg. 100000
1upt. Of Schools, LIN. Mithun. .17b0.oo
Judge of Probate, Peter Fl. Holm. lie. 90
County Attorney, Wm.J.Brown. .1400.0e
Sheriff. VIM. Forsberg 100000
COUNTY Tailor, Eugene Dady.... 10000
Court Reporter, C.M.Lohn. -. 707.0U
Court REPORTER. WO.Braggans. 207. 90
Janitor. John Anderson. SSs.oe
County Commissioner. Chas. ...
Wittenstsn ...............I 11S.Os
County Commissioner, E. O.
ByDtfOm ...s.s.s...s.s.s.s 1ie.VV
County Commissi0nsr. .. A.
M H4oo0 ss.sssssss AJO.VV
County Commissioner, Herman
E1golsrud ................ 1880
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28
$77.O5
Clerk of Court.

Clerk OF Court. .l.@ r..
1876 A. c. Swandby, Clerk of
Court 1ees. 24.45
1887 A. c. swandby, Clerk Of
Court fees ...... 1925
1873 A. c. swandby, Clerk Of
Court fees, criminal cases.. $3.50
1881 A: G: swandby, Clerk of
court fees. 49,. 4.O5
1869 A. G: swandby, Clerk of
Court fees. 1850
14735 A. c, Swandby, entering
and copying Tax Judgments
for year 1906, and filing
papers,. -. ........ 3o5.50
14766 A. G. swandby, adjourned
NOV. 1907 term. ............. 800
1857 A. G. swandby, Clerk of
Court fees criminal cases. 4O.65
1891 A. G. Swandby, Clerk of
15sos a. 6: swandby, Clerk Of ~
Court fees. :....:. 21.15
1860 A. G. Swandby, Clerk of
Court fees, criminal cases.. 60.45
1867 A. Z. Swand y, Clerk of
Court fees. special term,
July IA, 800
1896 A. G. Swandby, Clerk of =
Court fees. ..:............. 1880
1876. A. G. swandby, Clerk Of
Court fees, general June 1908, =
ASTIu. Nl.OO
1857 A. c. Swandby, Clerk of
Court fees, general Nov. 1908,
1851 4, e. swandby, clerk Of LOW
court fees. 51.65
1892 A. G. swandby, Clerk OF y,
court fees, criminal cases. -. 1926
$S20.5O
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28

1896 Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
- record for Supt. Of Schools 4,61
16497 Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
supplies for County officers.. 44.2o
1649S Free Press Printing Co.,
tax receipts for County Treas ~.
urer. ......... $50
:. publishing notices..... $50
16678 Free Press Printing Co.,
supplies for County officers. SIS
1868 Free Press Printing Co.,
500 tax receipts for County
treasurer. 1896
1896 E. F. Whitney. supplies
for County ofilcers. ........... LOB
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28

1889 City Of Warren, Electric
light service for May. 1908 %. Is
1862 City Of Warren, Electric 80,
light service, for June, 1908. 1882
1913 City of Warren, Electric - -
light service for July and
-, Aug; 1903: :..:.:.. 1870
1878 City of Warren, Electric
light service for Sept. 190S... 32.75
1910 City Of Warren, Electric +
light service for Oct. 19os...... 20.s6
1866 City of Warren, Electric
lightsservice for Nov. 1908... 1895
" - $o6o @,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28
$1ss7s.15
OFFICERS FEES.

COUNTY REVENUE FUND.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28

14734 John p. Myhre, recording
- q Town Treasurer's bond ...... 39.40
1882 John P. Myhre. listing Nor
tgages for taxation. 23.16
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28
WARREN sHEAF--sEcoND SECTION
WARREN, MIMI. JAN. 49, 1909
financial Statement
Marshall County, State of Minnesota
ror the Fiscal Year. Beginning January T. 1905 and Ending
December 81, 1908.

10 ne honorable County County,
Of
upo ulng the year 1893
villages Of fnancal eonGion
all
Respectfully bmte
p 3; MALBERG
TRIAL BALANCE LEDGER JAN SONNY Auditor
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28

County Commissionsr. - .....,.
j. l. Serum ........,...... 1880
Clerk Hire In Auditor o6loo. 90. 1oS1.1E
Gerk hire in Treasurer office. :. 10000
Clerk hire In judge Of m ~, : :,
1y0ooeo O1ISoo ..... ..s...... 3oo.oo
Asst Supt. Of Schools. ......... 10000
Total - v $1ss7s. IL
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28
Telephone and Electric Lixht.

1eIepnUne dhu EIectf1c Ll9kt, -
No. Of = + So. - :, ,E..#
warrant. In whose favor drawn. Amt.
14119 Warren Telephone Co., fsi5.a
telephone rent for Dec 1907. 1000
1913 Warren Telephone Co.,
telephone rent for Aug. 1908. II, o5
1904 Warren Telephone Co.,
telephone rent for Nov. 1908. 1900
~. sss.o5
1884 City Of Warren, Electric
lights and supplies for Nov. h
~ lSVt ..s............. $3.50
1895 City of Warren, Electric
lights and supplies for Dec.
1907 51.1b
1896 City Of Warren, Electric
lights and supplies for Jan.
1907 b. q. ~. 1856
1856 City Of Warren Electric
lights and supplies for
March, 1907 2s.78
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28

County Canvassing Board.
No. of
warrant. In whose favor drawn Amt
1904 j. A. Serum 5 days and
mileage. SIS. 90
1905 John keenan,, days ,-5.
1906 s. s. Daniels, 8 days and
mileage. .......... HOO
1600I Chas. Grinder, 8 days...... Q. 90
1892 John Keenan,, days. ..... 800
16603 P. B: Malberg, 8 days.. 800
1864 Jacob Peters, 8 days
and mileage. ....... 1900
1650s ]. A. Serum, 3 days u Il
i and mileage. ......... 1890
1886 John Keenan,, day 49,. ~
anu H1lease. $500. ...... $40
1851 Jacob Peters, l day and
mileage. -. ........ 700
1858 j. A. Serum, / day and
MAeaEe. &c.. ....a... ESQ
1859 p B. Malberg. day .as$
and mileage. -. See. 800
.r". 800. 21' $l24.10
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28
1865 John P. Matson, general
election ballots and printing. $3.50
s1so4.e9
Books, Blanks and Supplies for County
l-.- Officers.

books, Blanks and Supplies for County
warrant: In whose favor dra wn. Amt.
1417s Miller-Dayis Printing Co.,
141so oia Miie Ior c1grk of Court s4.14
books for County Auditor 26.40
l4lsl Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
+. hooks for Clerk of Court
and Register of Deeds. 49,. 5s75
l4182 Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
Assessment books and
blanks for year, 1908 1878
14s74 Miller-Davis Printing Co., '
blanks for Clerk of Court. -. . 4.50
14sfo Mlller-Davis Printing Co.,,
oa supplies for County officers. 2s. o5
lS3SG 81: f., Whitney, supplies
for County officers. ... 6.55
l4391 Keefe-l,avidson Co., six
ooannotations for 1907. $780,. 600
l44ss Pioneer Press Co., blanks
14499, Pioneer Press Co., sup
plies for County Treasurer 7.25
l452s Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
blanks for Judge of Probate. $40
i4ez4 Free Press Printing Co.,
1a62e John P. Mattson, Printing
End supplies for County
oAAcet s. '..'.............. ITO
1923 Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
supplies for County officers. 22.65
1lASi-DdVlS tr1ntlnS CO.,
blanks for Judge ofProbate
"a Dllis) ................A. 49,. IT'S
l4s41 Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
blanks for County Auditor. -. 1.60
1892 Free Press Printing Co.,
, supplies for County officers. 1900
14843 Free Press Printing Co.,,
tax receipts for County Audi
tor and Treasurer. ......... 35.15
1850 National Office Supply Co..
supplies for County Officers. $50
1879 ,n Free Press Pre- Printing Co,
1924 Free Press Printing Co.,
supplies for County officers. rs. %
1876 Free Prees Printing Co.,
Record for Register Of Deeds. 1915.
1876 :. Free Press Printing Co.,
15s7 supplies %raa f1e suPt Of schSols 1925
tax lists for year, 1908 ..... 1870
1898 Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
blanks for Judge of Probate. 100
1879 Miller.Dayis Printing Co.,
1880 Miller-Dayis Printing Co.,
Tax Sale Certificate for
County Auditor. 1900
1881 Miller Davis Printing Co.,
supplies for County officers. 1000
1882 Miller.Dayis Printing Co.,
1888 Louis F. Dow Co., Ink
1884 Louis F. Dow Co., sup
plies for County Treasurer. . 81. 40
1898 Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
blanks for Clerk of Court. 49,. 700
1906 Pioneer Press Co., blanks
for County Attorney. ........ LAC
1917 Free Press Printing Co.,
blanks for Judge of Probate. 200
1918 Free Prss Printing Co.,
blanks for Judge Of Probate. S.S6
1879, Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
blanks for Judge Of Probate. 100
1920 Miler-Davis Printing Co.,
blanks for County Auditor. .. $50
1871 Miller Davis Printing Co.,
paper and ribbon for Add
ing machine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.25
1882 Miller.Davis Printing Co.,
supplies for County officers 81. 2S
1876 Carl Hanson, cash paid
for book typewriter ribbon. 5.39
1876 Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
record for Register Of Deeds. 27.OO
1876 Free Press Printing Co.,
books for County AUDITOR. 1920
1C137 Louis F. Dow Co., sup
plies for County officers. ..... 800
1886 Miller Davis Printing Co.,
blanks for Judge of Probate
flour billS). Observation-Disclosures. 681
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28
Register Of Deeds.

'-u Register OF Deeds.
No. Of s-
warrant. In whose favor drawn. Amt.
14185 John P. Myhre, recording
Coroners bond $500. 5 100
1882 John P. Myhre, Register Of
Deeds fees 1850
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28

Board of Equalization.
1860 G. Wittensten. days and
mileage. 5 1920
1915 G. Wittensten, day
and mileage. ................. 500
1861 E. o. Bystrom, 4 days and
mileage ................ 1880
15146 F.. o. Bystrom, day and
mileage, INSTRUMENTATION. $50
1852 F. "A. Green, days and
mileage. .................. 1920
16747 F. A. Green, l day and
mileage. ........ $50
1868 Herman Engelsrud, I days
and mileage. -. 22.S0
1928 Herman Engelsrnd, cay
and mileage. :........... 1880
1854 ]. A. Serum, days and
mileage. .............. 21,sO
1913 j. A. Serum, l day and
mileage. .................. 1890
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-28
1880
Board of Audit.

Board of Audit,
1918 J. "A. Serum one day. ...., 800
1852 ]. A. Serum. one dav am
1854 J. A. Serum one dav eNo
1866 j. A. Serum one day. ..... 500
1928 A.C. Swandby, one day..... 800
1861 A. c. Swandby, one day. 500
1866 p B. MalherR. four DAVIS 10 a.
$4,000
COMMISSIONER Mileaxe.
14211 ]. A. Serum, special
meeting Sept. 1907. s7.CO
1421S F. A. Green, special
meeting Sept 1907. $40
1910 G. Wittensten, 10 mileages
1907. .................. 200
$l4SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-17
BACK TO THE FARM" MOVE
OKLAHOMA THE GARDEN SPOT
OF THE WoRLD-FINEST PLACE
FOR FARMERS TO LIVE.

Washington, May flames w.
Burns, of Guthrie, who is in Washing
ton. believes that oklahoma is the
finest place in tn eworld for a farmer
To live and he can back up his belief
by examples OF progress and pros
pcrity and plans for making farm life
more comfortable and better socially
and cducatioually.
In Oklahoma the plans for the bet
trrmout ot farm life said Mr. Burns.
will begin with the school districts
and continue 20 the county and state
societies, and these organizations VIII
be- merged int oan interstate society.
such as met ut Guthrie, a few days
ago"
The farmers OF oklahoma wouia
save $S,OOo0uo each year If freight
rates if they would feed the raw pro
ducts of the farm to stock and poultry
instead of selling them ON the market.
Farmers OF my state pay annually IN
freight rates on grain ana nay the
enormous sum of $l2,35O,OOo. II this
We're fed to cattle. horses, hogs, poul-
try and other live stock In -i';ening
for the market half of the freight
rates could Doe saved, and the farmers
would get most of it.
Oklahoma is no longer short grass
country in any sense of the word, but
It is one of the garden spots of this
country from an agricultural stand,
point The organization OF mothers
clubs In rural school districts aud fur
uishiug school houses Of twostories.
one for the -chol and the other for
an asebly hal where the people of
the district can meet often and dis.
cuss matters OF common interest,", VIII
make farm life much more desirable
In my opinion the pleasures and the
advantages of farm life, and not its
hardships should be put forwatrd II
We are to start the back TO the farm
movement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-17
Bids Wanted.

May 18th, 1909.
Sealed bids will be received 5v
the Commissioner of Streets, Alleys
and Public Buildings until l2 o'clock
noon Thursday. May 2Oth, 1909. for
the construction of all sidewalks not
at present constructed on Stanley
Boulevard from c street to II street
$. w.
4 certified check for $4,000 made
i'm the name of w. II. Burnitt. Com
missioner. must accompany each bid
as guarantee that the successful
bidder will execute the contract and
furnish a satisfactory bond for the
faithful performance of the work, ac-
cording TO the contract.
The said certified check will be
returned to all unsuccessful bidders
and also to the successful bidder
upon the furnishing of satisfactory
bond as aforesaid
Specifications may be obtained al
the office Of the City Engineer.
H. H. SAYRE,
1G.4 city Engineer