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S0LONS VOTE $IO,OO0
 FOR BR|NKLFY RELIEF
Measure Making Appropriation For Brinkley cyclo.o Sufferers Passed in heSenate and House General Bills Are Killed-House Has Bill For General Re vision of Management c f Penitentiary Other Leg islatiye News

Little Rock, March 1.-The bll crating d racing commission for Gar land county appeared with as much regularity this morning as did the Gam bill during the time when the house was sitting up O nights wres ting with the measure by the gentle man from Benton.
 And there was plenty of the same progress" on the bill that was re- ported yesterday afternoon--simpr discussion without reaching q vote although Mir Car1Lee withdrew hi. motion to postpone action.
 MT. Thompson resumed his speech this morning against the bill He " .2s followed by Messrs. Clerget and New ton who also spoke against it.
 Reform Penitentlary Management.
 A measure of unusual importan, t was introduced by Mr. Parks, of La Fayttte, a bill to radically modify the form of penittnt ary management The bill provides for the creation of a board of three commissioners to manage the affairs of the state pei.- itentiary instead of placing this duty on the five constitutional officers st= is now done Mfr. Parks stated thcr1:
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was at present much friction in tha management of the affairs of the pen. itentiary. all of which. he said, would be relieved by this bill.
 ConSicts Distributed.
 Under q further provision of this bill all white male conycts are to be worked on the puh,ic roads, ii d plan can be devised for such, and all ne gro male conIicta are to be kept at the farm. The whole institution is 10 be made sclf-sustaining. if possible
 The bill provides that it shall be come effective April l, 1909.
 Senate Made a "kiIIing.''
 The senate male a killing" this morning, beginning W.th the Dill con. current resolution for a constitution al amendment to provide for the elec-- ton of township assessors and wind ing up the forenoon session by put ting Senator Patterson's patent medi cine bill to sleep.
 One thing it did not kill was the Brinkley relief bill. which was called up by Senator Holland, who said it was not necessary to discuss, and asked for the roll call, which was made without explanation.
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TAFT'S MESSAGE
 WILL SHOCK YOU

Washington, March ll.-President Taft's forthcoming message. which will be exceedingly short, will be q shock to those who have been plac- ing the President in tue ranks of con servatives. Along with a terse de mand for & tariff revision, vii! be a recommendation for an inheritance tax. It Is possible that the stamp tax on the articles so taxed during the Spanish war will be recommended
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WHISKEY DRlNKER
 GOES TO PRISON

HIearst News Special to the Graphic,
 Baltimore, March 1l.--Joseph Janer goes to prison for twenty-one years for the abduction from Brooklyn of little Catherine Leorsch. Janer sad he was the greatest whiskey thinker of the age and that for two years he drank over a gallon of whiskey day and that it required three-quarters of a gallon for him to sober up.
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DOG AND TWO WOMEN
 DEFY THE OFFICERS

ti!tafst News Special io the .t;tH ph't,
 New York. March l1.-Backed up by big dog, Mrs. Mary Jane Palmer. a widow, and Martha Elliot, a spin ster, defied judgment of eviction. issuel by two courts. The property which was handed down by their cousin, John Hancock, is to be sold to satisfy notes held by Mrs. Palmer's son
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The Pine Bluiiians say that thous- ands of slghtseers are swarming in and out of Brinkley on trains. Among the fArsons of prominence who were on the scene yesterday were Bishop Morris. of the Catholic Church; Mayor Rogers, of Searcy; Sheriff R. l.. Rob erts, of Little Rock; Secretary John H. Page, Of the state penitentiary committed; Hon. Harry H. Meyers, of Little Rock; Major l.. P. Berry, of the state troops, and many others.
 While the Pine Bluffians were in Brinkley they made efforts to render aid, but stated that everything was being done by the state and local committees, militia, state conylcts and others to relieve the situation.
 They report that what is most needed is not food, Of which ample supply has already been received, but naiss, shingles. roofing, flooring, lum- Der, brickmasons, timers, carpenters
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TIN PLATES DROP
 WITH STEEL PLATES

Niearst News Special to the Grapliel
 New York, March 1.-The Steel Trust announced cut of $6 a ton in tin plates and g. in steel plates to- day. 1t will put the independents out of business, ,&iI is thought.
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WILL APPEAL THE
 STANDARD OIL CASE

iicn.S, News Special to tue Graphic,
 Washington, March ll.-By wr;; of G rtiorari the gove ernment will take an appeal to the supreme court frou Judge Anderson's ruling throwing out tic $29, ,o0O.O00 Standard Oil fine case. Attorney General Wickersham will di. rect the fight
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LACE MAKER IS
 FORCED TO FLEE

tittarst News Spceiat to the Grarh:c)
 Calais, France, March 1!.--i}ecause the lace making firm of Cadreas & Ozanne has joined the American Tex tile Company employees threaten to destroy the factory. Ozanne has fled for his life.
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M'lAUCHLIN TO HEAD
 MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

ttiearst News Special to the G;aphici
 Chicago March 1l-Professor An drew Mclaughlin, head of the depart n,ent of history iii the University of Chicago, will be offered the pres;- dency of the University of Michigan, succeeding Dr. Angell, who retires in June.
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LEISnMANN WILL
 SUCCEED GRISCOM

,iicaret News S,'eeai to tis. ,;iiri.jeA
 Rome, March lit was learned to- day that Ambassador Leishmann. Of Turkey, will succeed Griacom here the latter part of May.
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STEEL WORKERS
 GET INCREASE

tIIearst News Specia! 10 the GraphicA
 Pittsburg, March 1l.---An average increase in wages of per cent for over 5000 steel workers was an- nounced tonight.
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 STABBED BY ATTORNEY

nlearst News Special to the Graphic,
 Lexington, Ken. March 11.-Lever- ing P. Young, a Confederate veter.n, was stabbed and fatally injured by A. M. Baker, an attorney. during dis pute over business transaction to- day.
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Our car of the famous White Enamel Refrigerator Company's "Bohn Syphon System refrigerators will arrive soon. Catalogue for the asking. Knox Walker Furniture Company.
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EAGLES BALL .

The rraternal Order of Eagles will give a dance at their hall. 216 1-2 West Second avenue. on March 17. Grand march commences at o'clock. Music furnished by Elliott's band. You are invited to come and enjoy yourselves. 3-10 7t
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DICKINSON TO
 GO TO PANAMA

lHcarst News Special to the Graphic.I
 Washington, March 1l.-One of the first acts of Secretary of War Dickia- son will be visit to Panama to fa- miliarize himself with the canal af~ fairs.
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T .R. Smallwood, well-known ln- surance man, was in the city yester- day from Little Rock.
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2,500 yards of Swiss em- broidery on sale at Murphy Martin Dry Goods Company Friday at g o'clock a. m., at 9 cents.
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Money and fLEs=zzss: S- Opportunity


 When money and opportunity get tn eouch the combination has tremend' gus breeding possibilities. s
 We write the kind os FIRE lNSUR- ANCE and deal in the kind of REAL USTATE that FRIENDS SELL TO FRIENDS. > We also accept money on ueposit; n trust or subject to cheek. ALLOW ING INTEREST ON SAVINGS AC- COUNTS.
 Here arc golden opportunities Bring on your coin '-. Pine Bluff Trust Co. 1Cornsr Main and Bsrraqus strasts.
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Benefit Performance ut Crystal Pal

Benefit Performance ut Crystal Pal
 ace.
 0. R. Perry, manager of the Crystal Palace Theater, announces big ben- eft performance at his house today for the Brinkley sufferers. Twenty five per cent of the proceeds at all performances for the day, both mati- nee and night, will go to the relief fund of this stricken little city. Four thousand feet of splendid moving pic lures will be shown and music will be rendered by a complete orchestra. Prices will remain the same 10 cents with only cents for children.
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SHERIDAN OFFICERS
 ARE, NOMINATED

shcridaA March 11.--rhe Demo cratic yeters of the town of Sheridan held afmass meetins last night 10 select I Democratic tidket to be voted on at theI municipal election April 6. The follofing ticket aas selected For mayoA l.: M. Hensleee; recorder R. II. Stephens; marshall W. J. Nix on; treasufsr. A. shepAerd; alder men, John KApn. J, W. Mh hham, W. J. Reid. 8. R. Cobb and Frank Wofford. Some of the raAes were spirited and only two of the old council were se- lected. Isaac McclAllan, Hi D. Duyall. D. E Waddell, W. b>~NtDonald and Dr. J. M. Goodman were selected 9 Democratic central committee for the fensuing year.
 Judge and Mrs. J. RI. Elliott left yesterday for Warren, where they were called to attend Mrs. Ellott's brother uho fc mite sick
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Satisfaction-Real Pleasure

We can give you satisfaction in style, fit and can show you large assortment of patterns In all the lat est shades and designs.
 EISENKRAMER, Tho Tailor, over Citizens Bank. Sec ona avenue. corner Pine street. Old j, phone 1883
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Improvements at kastOr < Bfuthcn.
 thal'S.

Kastor & Bluthenthal are making some improvements in their display windows, enlarging them. and other changes that will allow them to dis play their splendid stock of gentle mems wear to better advantage. When completed these will be as handsome as any in the city.
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The largest stock of linOleum in the city at UNION FURNITURE COMPANY. 3-7 If
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Five Cyclone Victims Were Taken From Beneath the Ruins of One Home in Brinkley Thursday-Negro
 Found Alive But Unconscious, Underneath Debris
 Pine Bluff Relief Committee Returns From Scene of Disaster-1ssue Call Asking Pine Blufians to Contribute Lberaly For Relief of Sufferers in ?, Stricken City

The local relief committee, com posed of Mayor W. L. Toney, Dr. J. l.. Norris, pastor of the First Presby- terian Church; Dr. w. D. Buckner, pastor of the Trinity Episcopal Church, and Rabbi Ephra:m Frisch, of the Jewish Temple, returned Thursday afternoon from Brinkley, where they carried the first Pine Bluff fund of $500 to the cyclone re- lief committee.
 They describe the scene as in1n~ itely grayer than pictured in the press. It is really impossible to properly portray the scenes oi de- struction and suffering in language. They issued the following call for further aid from the citizens of this city:
 To the Public:--
 We the undersigned, have just returned from Brinkley. We found the city a heap of ruins. The desolation is far worse than the press describes it to be. While .he want of food and clothing has been met fairly we'll, there Is urg- ent need for building materials and cash to enable the people to put up homes and stores, as prac tically all the buildings, valued at more than million dollars, are totally demolished and but half dozen of them carried tor nado insurance.
 We earnestly recommend that all such as have already contrib uted increase their subscriptions as much as possible and that those who have not yet given aid. contribute generously when called upon by the committee.
 w. l.. TONEY,
 J. l. NORRIS,
 w. D. BUCKNER,
 EPHRAIM FRISCH,
 Committee.
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NURIfL WHITE IS
 BEING H0N0RED

Hlearst News Special to the Graphic.) Paris, March 1l:M,iriel White, daughter of the American ambass;.- dor, and her fiancee, Count Hermann Thoss, were received at tea in the Elysee Palace by Mime. Fallieres to- day and tonight they were received at the grand state ball.
  Miss Victoria Harrell Will leave Or Little Rock Saturday morning, where she will attend luncheon given in that city Saturday, by Mrs. Kirk Tun-. nah
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FOR QUICK TRAASpURTATIOA
 CALL CITY HACK LINE
13a Eaaf RafrQale Sl

Xzo Ba1t BakIoque Sl.
 Open . ?. n. to 7:30 |. n. ala re liable. Special attention to train ealh Old phone 3s4. New phone l03. Aoss O6ord, prop. Pine BluR. Ark
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MARRIED AND GONE WEST AGAIN
Mr.. viii Evers and Miss Marie Christensen
Married on Tuesday and Departed
for Superior, wyo.

There was joyous wedding at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evers
on Tuesday forenoon, Jan. 26, on the
occasion OF the marriage of their
son William to Miss Marie Christian
sen. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of house full of friends
and relatives at eleven a. m. by Rev.
Frese of the Lutheran church
Mr.. Evers has been for a year in the
construction department of the Union
Pacific road with headquarters at
Superior, Wyoming, and thither he
has taken his bride. He is bright,
enegretic young man and is making
his way we'll in the world. The bride
was born in Soldier township, this
county, and for some time past she
has been at Atkinson, Neb., but came
to the old home among many friends
and relatives to to be married. She is
a fine, capable woman and will make
an ideal wife for Mr.. Evers. They
were escorted to the train reaching
Denjson at one O'Clock by a large
party of young friends, who showered
them with rice. May the best of good
fortune attend them. They were ac-
companied to Eldridge, Neb., by Mr..
William Meyers and family of Jack
son township.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on
his place in jackson township, Sec
ton five. u miles south of Herring,
Z miles southwest of Wall Lake, S
miles northeast of Boyer. and IL
miles northwest of West Side, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH,
Commencing at II a. M. the fol-
lowing described property:
Horseshoe bay horses 10 and IA
years old, black mare Is years,
old 2 bay colts and 8 years old,
spring colts.
| Cattle-Seven mich cows. coming
in soon, four 2-year old heifers.
yearling helfers. yearling steers,
one 3-year old Aberdeen-Angus bull.
Forty EIGHT hogs, among them q
brood sows.
Observation-Disclosures self binder.
Champion planter 100 rods wire, boil
sled. seeder with grass attachment.
mower, hay rake, 2 corn plows, disc
cultivator. Assertion harrow, two l6.
inch riding plows, 8 lumber wagons,
l buggy, 2 set work harness, single
harness, 700 bushels corn in crib. &c
ton clover and timothy hay in barn,
ID bushels seed corn. and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Free Lunch At Noon.
TERMS-Sums of $40 and under,
cash; over that amount one years
time will be given on approved bank
able notes bearing 8 percent interest.
JOHN LAMAACK.
]. w. Smith, Auct.
Chas. Herrig, Clerk. AZ
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Grace was q member of the school in
Dist. No. 2 and has many young
friends here who extend heartiest
congratulations. go. -,
Mrs. Fred Buesing and children re-
turned from Mineola, KAN. after
few weeks visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson.
Mrs. VIM. Kruse spent Saturday
with Mrs. Geo. Powell.
Mr.. Ed. Champion and sister. Miss
Dimple Meehan, expect soon to
leave for visit in California.
Miss Dora Danielson visited 10
Schleswig last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bauman and
family visited with Mrs. VIM. Bau-
man Sunday.
Messrs. Brien and Frank Houiihan
and sisters, Thomas Brown and sis
tiers and Miss Winifred Howorth
spent last Tuesday evening at the
home of Eugene Owens.
Miss Martha LEM of Denison is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Anna
Prosch
1 Messrs. Hartigan and Houlihan
and the Misses Houlihan spent Sun
day evening at the home of Mrs. Con-
roy.
Mr.. John Pollock was guest at
the home of Mr.. L. Gaffey in Han
over township Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mills spent
Sunday at the home of John Black
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Duncan at
tended the funeral of Mr.. 1. Bixler
Sunday.
Mrs. Warick and children of Ne
braska is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Buesing.
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THE GENEROUS MRS. AYRES.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ayres in Her Will Remembers
Her Relatives as Well as Many
Worthy Charities.

The will of the late Mrs. Ayres
of Denison will be probated at this
term of court. It's contents show
her noble woman, one whose heart
was touched for the good of human
ity and also her loyalty to the church
of her faith. The will directs that
her farm in Milford township be
sold and from the proceeds one thous-
and dollars each be given to the fol-
lowing uses:
The Dominican Fathers of Mime
apolis to be used in educating young
men for the priesthood.
FRANCISCAN college at Quincy, Ill. j,
for education of priests.
Epiphany Apostolic college of
Baltimore to educate priests. who will
devote their lives to work among col
ored people. -
Her sister, Mrs. Kate Giddings, of
Suisun, Cal.
Nephew, Edward j. Brown. of
New York City.
The brothers and sisters of said E.
j. Brown.
Children of deceased sister, Ellen
Scanlan Hannah, late of Newcastle,
Penn.
Mary Curry, niece of Mrs. James
Nevin of Grass Valley. Gal.
$4,000 to her sister, Mary Kilbride,
of Sandy Hook. Conn.
5000 to buy1 a statue of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus to be donated to the
st. Rose of Lima Catholic church of
Denison.
Mrs. Ayres directed that her: half
section farm in Hayes township be
rented for ten years and the income
after deducting expenses be divided
among the following benevolent OBJ
jects:
Working Boys Home. Boston.
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin
for homeless and destitute at New
York City.
Boys Home. Cincinnati.
MlSSlOH Al 900 WeSC Jackson bOul6-
ward, Chicago.
Orphans Asylum, Victoria. New
York.
St. Francis Orphan Asylum. Dubu-
que.
st. Peter Orphan Asylum, Mem
phis, Tenn.
At the end of ten years the farm
shall be sold and after the gifts of
$1,000 and $1,000 have been fully
paid the balance shall be divided share
alike to the organizations last named.
Her friend, Mrs. Elizabeth Beau
man, was made executrix of the es-
tate with pay of $50 per year. If
she die Mr.. P. z. C. Lally shall ex-
ecute the will. Her gift to the
church at Denison will be monument
of remembrance for many years.
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AR1oN ITEMS.

A number of our young people arr
making preparation for masquerade
ball to be given Wednesday evening
by Mr.. Fewins.
Anton Bust went with the excur.
sion party to Texas.
Edward Kern. one of the operators
in the tower has gone to Belle PLANE
Mrs. Trip, Mrs. Mackey, DR..
Evans and l.. C. Butler attended the
funeral of Isaac Bixler last Sunday.
Margaret Malone is visiting Arior
friends.
Mrs. Michels of St. Joseph. Mo.
made short visit with her sister.
in-law. Mrs. Ralph Clark.
Mr.. Isaac Blxler, an old resident
of this vicinity died at his home north
west of Arion Jan. 22nd. Mr.. Bixlel
has been in poor health for several
months. put had been much better
of late He was taken suddenly much
worse Friday night and died before
the doctor, who was called immediate.
~, had come. The funeral was hello
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
church at Dow City. The sermon was
preached by Rev. LaReau of Denison.
Christian Endeavor meetings are
we'll attended, and teachers and schol.
ars take great interest in the Sunday
School.
Mrs. Mackey went Saturday tc
Charter Oak to see her sister. Mrs.
Wilson, who has been very sick, but
is now improving.
Everett Hoke and daughter, Janice,
have gone to Richland Center, Wis.,,
to visit his parents.
Miss Ellen Goddard, Miss Lisle,
Miss Strahan. Miss Mildred Virgins
and Miss Bernice Alexander spen
Thursday evening with our Arion
teachers. Mrs. Michel and Miss Lulu
Howorth.
Born, Sunday Jan. "a. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Horn, daughter.
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WEST DEN1soN ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Powell and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lownes visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lownes
of Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Blackman Wis
tied relatives and friends in Dow
City. Tuesday.
Miss Nora Fitzpatrick returned
home Wednesday. after few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. M. Keat-
ing.
Mr.. John Houlihan of Charter Oak
visited at the home of his uncle, Mr..
M. L. Houlihan. for the past week.
Mr.. Thomas Brown left Sunday fol-
a weeks visit in Cedar Rapids with
his uncle. MIR. E. Hughes. While
there he will attend the short course
in agriculture which is in session.
Harry Kahl spent Saturday anc
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jacobsen of Dunlap.
Miss Lizzie Brosnahan visited Miss
Nora Fitzpatrick Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. How orth were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pow
,ell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Howorth OF
Draper. S. D. returned after 8
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Howorth. Miss Winifred Howortt
accompanied them to Dow City,
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
Elmer McElwain, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Kruse anc
John and Henry Evers visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evers Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Pollock visited at the
Granger home Sunday.
Invitations to the wedding of Miss
Grace Wilson and Mr.. A. Franz, tc
take place Jan. q. have been re.
ceived. Miss Wilson is the daughte,
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Wilson Of
Frankfort. S. D. At one time Miss
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NOTICE In PROBATE

s SraWfer GF cd 1oWA IS: In Probate
Din the matter of the estate of Johanna Dahms
late of Crawford County. deceased.
Notice Of Appointment of Administrator:
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 22d day of
January 1909. the undersigned was duly ap-
pointed Administrator of the above entitled estate
and all creditorsof said estate are notified to file
their claims in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
in year from the date of this notice according
to law. and have the same allowed and ordered
paid by the said court. stand forever barred
therefrom.
Dated January 22d 1909.
ERNEST DAHMS.
r. .. kLlNkER. Administrator.
Attorney for Administrator. "a
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The Review has an up-to-daee
mailing list of over 5000 names in
Crawford county. We will address
circulars for any local firm from this
list for $500 per thousand. We will
guarantee the list to be SO percent
correct. This list will not be rented
or loaned. 46 If,
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GREAT PUBLIC SALE.

Having rented my farm will sell
at the farm on section 20. Denison
township. 81 miles west of Denison
and 81 miles east of Arion, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH, 1909,
Commencing at 10 80. the follow.
ing described property:
Ten Head Horses and Mules, con.
sisting of one span sorrel mares
and 4 years old. we'll matched, weigh,
2200; sorrel mare years old, with
foal, weight 1850; sorrel mare II
years old weight 1900; gray mare 6
years old. with foal, weight 1850;
gray mare years old. with foal,
weight 1900; black gelding 8 years
old weight l4OO; black mule years
old weight 1850.
Thirty Head of Cattle. consisting
of three cows giving milk, five 2-yeal
old heifers, fourteen yearling steers,
five calves. one bull.
Ten Duroc Jersey sows, bred to re-
gistered boar.
Farm Machinery and Grain-Plat-
form spring buggy. two lumber wag-
ons. Champion binder, Mccormick
mower, nearly new; hay rake and
two bucks and stacker, seeder. corn
planter with 140 rods of wire, two 16-
in. stirring plows, three New Depart
ure corn plows. 3-section iron harrow,
stalk cutter. forty tons of prairie hay.
800 bushels of corn. three sets of
double harness.
Free Lunch At Noon.
TERMS-Sums of $40 and under,
cash; over that amount one years
time will be given on approved bank
able notes bearing 6 percent interest.
w. C. POLLOCK.
w. j. McArhen, Auct.
j. P. Jones, Clerk 4-2
FOR SALE-Six pure bred Short