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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-13
July II to Is, ,Oe .Dill BE ii ll1illDaukee
attending the National Contention Of
Photographers :
W. w. Ferguson

Miss Grace Woods is spending the
week at Lake View. y
Hans 'Wulf, Of Ellis; called on Deni.
son friends Monday.
]. G. Hogler, Of Ida Grove, was a
Denison caller Friday.
Rolla Terry listed his parents at
Lake View for several days last week.
Thos. Mehan, of Hays township, was
q Denison business visitor on Tues
day.
Miss Kate Henry is visiting Mrs.
Lemon Moeller in Council Bluffs this
week.
Mrs. w. R, Wheeler, of Dunlap, was
a guest of Mrs. F. H. Morgan last
Friday.
2. N. Chamberlin, Of Dow City,
transacted business in this city on
Monday.
Mrs. d. o. Johnson and daughter,
Lucille, are in Omaha visiting at the
Phelan home.
Miss Edith Staley is spending the
week at Lake View as the guest OF
Mrs. A. F. Boylan.
John Walker, Of Chicago. is in Den.
ison visiting his grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Walker.
3. T. Cochran and family left on
Monday for Lake View. where they
will spend a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Terry returned
the fore part Of the week from q two
weeks outing at Lake View.
Martin Saggau purchased Chal
mers-Detroit tuoring car of the Deni
son Auto company last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Wright returned
Wednesday from a two weeks visit
at Boston, Salem and New York City
Mrs. Theo. Benecke left on satur
day for Chicago, where she will visit
friends and relatives for week OF
1.-TWO.
Ex-Sheriff Mehan has purchased the
w. w. Rhodenbaugh residence IL
West Denison, now occupied by G
M. Jensen.
/ Willard Gillett, Of the Review Of
flee, leaves tomorrow morning for {
weeks outing at Okoboji, as the guess
Of Karl r. Kuehnle, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Ferguson. lef
last Wednesday for Milwaukee, wher.
they will attend the. national con
ventiQn Of photographers.
Mrs. ]. G. Kott has returned from
Des Moines, where she visited thu
orphans home and adopted brigh
three-months old baby boy.
Trinity Guild of the Episcopa
church will serve ice cream and cak,
on the lawn OF Mrs. R. Shaw Val
Wednesday afternoon and evening
July goth.
a large delegation of the Eastern
Stars went to Dunlap last evening vi,
automobiles and visited the ordel
at that place. The evening was de
lightful and the trip much enjoyed.
Miss Minnie Grindrod, Of Delmar
Iowa. visited friends in Denison las
week. Miss Grindrod is assistant edi
tor and general manager Of the Del
mar Journal. and while here made
pleasant call at the Review Office.
Our readers cannot fail to MOTTO,
the page Advertisement of The Bale
Brodersen Co. found elsewhere in tni
issue. This most reliable firm be
lieves in liberal use of printers inl
and realizes that during what i
] termed dull season is the time t
advertise. The ad in this issue con
tains hundreds Of good bargains. J.
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THE IOWA slLo.

+ Two years ago the agricultural en-
Egineering section of the Iowa Expert
ment Station invented new kind of
silo which was called the Iowa silo.
This silo is built of specially made
hollow tile. 1t is as permanent as a
cement silo, and much easier to con-
struct. 1t costs no more than the best
grade OF stave silo and will last sew
eral times as long.
Since this silo was first devised. thir-
teen have been constructed in vari-
GUS parts of the state. A careful ac-
count was kept of actual cost of con-
struction. The manner in which the
silage kept was also watched care
fully. Without exception these silos
are proving satisfactory.
Bulletin LIT of the Iowa Experiment
Station has just been received from
the press. It. gives complete figures
on the cost of the thirteen Iowa silos
that have been constructed. Complete
directions for putting up an Iowa silo
are given. By following these, any
mason, or any farmer who has had
any experience with brick or cement
work, can put up satisfactory silo..
The bulletin is free and may be had
by applying to Director c. F. Curtiss
Ames, Iowa.
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HAPPENINGS OF The PAST WEEK
People You Know What They Are
Doing Visitors to Our
Little City.

Little City.
Miss Myrtle Benedict was an Omaha
! visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Pearson visited friends
In Omaha Saturday.
George B. Smith was business call
er at Vail on Saturday. y
John Shaw Van and Jim Sims called
on Vail friends Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie vognild, Of Dunlap. was
. Denison shopper on Monday
Miss Florence Pease, OF Dunlap,
wasin Denison shopping on Monday.
w. H. Anderson and wife, OF Dow
City, visited friends in Denison Sun
day:
Mrs. Charles Richardson, Of Boyer.
was In Denisen Monday, calling on
friends.
# The Misses Nell and Alice Stain
niger visited friends in Council Bluffs
Sunday.
Robert Ewall and Charles Bartcher
made business trip to Kiron on
lbursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Smith visited
friends in Carson, Iowa, the fore part
Of the week. IS
Mrs. T. "A. Miller and daughter, OF
! Ogden, Iowa, visited friends in Deni-
son over Sunday.
Mrs. Stacey Briant, Of Washington
D. G., is making an extended visit at
the Conner home.
Miss Rachael DeWolf, of Washing
ton, D. G., is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. L. G. Goodrich.
Miss Bessie Cromie, Of the law firm
Of Conner & Lally, is spending hel
vacation in Woodbine.
James Hayes and Raymond Ackley
left the fore part Of the week for 8
short trip through eastern Neraska
Lou Nicholson, Of Blair, Neb., trans
acted business in Denison Monday
morning, returning to Blair Monday
noon.
Mrs. ~ McAlister returned to hel
home IN . &cago after three months
visit with her daughter, Mrs. B. F
Philbr ~
Me- Grace Sides returned to hel
ho&fe in Carson on Sunday after {
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
q. b. Smith.
Postmaster Meyers informs us tha
last june was the heaviest June tha
the Denison postofiice has ever known
the receipts for the month being $11OO
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray, 8
Chicago. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Conner, In Denison this week
Mrs. Murray is a cousin of Mrs. Con
ner.
Mrs. Rev. Keinle and SON, Milton
left on Monday for their home a
Webster. South Dakota, after pleas
ant weeks visit with friends and rela
tives in this city.
Herman Hilk and wife left on Tues
! day for Olive, California, near sLo,
Angeles. to spend several months ant
probably until spring, with two O
their children who live there.
Mr. ana Mrs John Rohwer an.
daughter, Hilda, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie,
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Roger
left last Friday for Yellowstone Park
where they will spend two weeks visit
ing this famous place.
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LESSONS on Piano, Mandolin, VIC.
lin and guitar. AMERICAN SCHOOL
OF MUSIC, City Hall. 22-12 n
FOR sALE-Farm owned by Charles
Rettman, in Goodrich township. In
quire of Lorenz Petersen. Tel. 18-X.
27-4tpd
THEODORE WALKER,
Abstracter of Titles, Denison, Iowa..
27-4ts
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& 2 : :
Mr.. Wilder was up from Dow City
today transacting business. i
Mr.. H. w. Mesenbrink, of Dow City.
is in Denison today transacting bust
ness.
7. ]. Kelly had the misfortune to
break one of his fingers on Tuesday
evening at base ball practice.
For Sale or Rent room new home,
in excellent location; city water, els
tern and arm. Inquire of C. H. Loren
zen, under the postoffice. Phone 1909,
Denison, Iowa. 28-1t
We are pleased to say that Mr..
Julius Sonsken is able to be down
town after a serious operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Doors will be closed from 2:15 to
Pas O'clock in order to make ready
for the granite ware sale. The Racket
Store.
20 sure and see our new and 1oc
counters, the bargains on them are un-
equaled. The Racket Store.
At q meeting of the base ball club
last week, Jim Mills was elected man
ager and T. ]. Kelly captain. Six
games have been scheduled to be
played during Chautauqua week.
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4 whlrlwind Of bargains at the:
Racket Store Sat, July e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-24
OFFICE BUILDING
AND CHURCH
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LABOR CONVENTION
At CH|CKASHA
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scN o. sIITE FEoEHETIoN Or
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C.--Lzssz. Okla A-e -3-T1e Oh
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Ez- = --E 1-1--zF morning - 4 -.
I'D le.. q saturday --ga-
Orzz1-Lz On = IT, federation b.
5=-t=-t=t a=:3t- -7~---z la-5--1 =
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zgTeral1g y:oced1re ~=re zcugt@-
R=po-s .f5- t1- president. C. {.
Ze.z-=- z-1 t-- s=c-e-sr!-.sez.1-er. =.
LATTER Lz1yz.9-. yEz1o4z C;y.
o e-= 1ez-t. showing among o-a=-
..-=s .. progress ;-s- lie .e5e-z-.o-
-. o-gz1lzed seven years ago s.,4
--eats-taree loez. unions rsp-es=-,e1
z-d .1z- lie s.ese-; se.s.ca = con
g2se1 o. representative from l.y s1c-
u1.ols net number u g. having
been -doed during lie gr=se1, fiscal
year.
lie feature O. Mondays session
vas Al address - Senator C0-y...= q.
Edmond. A-. Co.yl.e l. : coz. nine.
and = gseac1eI ne MADE 10 s20.9gy
10. me :zc- -lz. he - one Of ne te-
republicans Il TIE s=Lz.e, 3l- cain
81 o De very y.-lUyu. one L -az-
las a.oe AS .oose euorg4 10 sl.0N
AIN u so.e for Charlie D4ggIe-rg :O-
laooz -O4.Il- sa.ouer and Kate Barnard
ana ler Office win lie -0ag -.--e- M
,O.,l-.- bzs 1gE.I. -Ee recent and
.orIer sessions u. l1e legislature one
oi lie te.e.a;.ol legislative commit
eg's .la.ns,s!a II the procurement 0.
yalua3-e legislation. Slr. Jesse L Jay.
Z printer, formerly 0. Ardnore. .s :
member o. lh.s committee, and Ia.
done more legls.a..ng tlan many ot
the legislators.
E1-FIes.delt Crawford Of the Farm
eis Union. a wh!Je-aaird old gentle
man OF commanding presence and
hickory shiIt made al address in
s,y.e not usually heard, in which he
described and proved IL words remark
ably inofeus.ye 10 ne vanity Of tle
average wage worker. tha. farming +
the tap root Of The nations grub box
You knOH the ".aoo-eys il times
past has been wont 10 claim OF all The
millions who earn their bread b. the
swea, Of .he.- brow. ina, he vas tae
!Ha.a squeeze. Crawford w.thou.
meaning 10 % 50 completely removed
al these false props and substituted
better ones and never spilled drop
Of TIE conventions eutlusiasm.
A. indicated 5y resolution inlTo-
duced and speech made by Ms. Ida
Par er Boyer. the federation will be
put t1ce to tace win the woman SUI
frage questioa-to endorse il or not
70 endorse il;
SPRECK and COLEMAN. f.
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is when you do some great deed or dis
cover some wonderful fact. This hou,
came 10 J. r. Pitt, OF Rocky Nj, y. L.,
when he was suffering intensely, as be
says, from the worst cold l ever had
then proved 20 ny great satisfaction
wha; wonderful Cold and Cough
cure Dr. Kings New Discovery is.
For, after taking one bottle, l was en-
,irely cured. You can: say anything
too good for a medicine like that.
It's the surest and best remedy for
diseased lungs, Hemorrhsges. La
Grippe, Asthma, Hay Fever. Throat
or Lung Trouble SOC. 800. Trial Do,.
tie free Guaranteed by Ardmore Phar-
macy
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Oro.r fer Hearing Petition 10 Sell
Real Estate BY Guardian.

Sta Of Oklahoma, Carter county,
e., IH County Court
IT, the matter Of the guardianship Of
GerZle Williams. e. a.
Nox. Oh this 18TH day Of August,
1910. comes sam Williams, a. guar
dian u the estate Of the above named
Ha-d naylng filed herein MS petition
for the sale Of the real estate Of SAID
ward for he reasons in said petition
STATED.
j, ls ordered TAa, said petition 5e
and is hereby e. for hearing on The
l4th day Of September. a D., 1910, At
IO O'Clock m.. a. which time the
next os k.n and all persons interested
IN the estate OF said ward are Tequir-
I'd 10 appear and show cause. II any
they have, why an order should no, be
granted for the sale Of 30 much ot the
reai estate Of said ward a. is neces-
-ary for the reasons IN said petition
stated. and that service hereof be made
upon said mex, Of kin and persons IN
rere.ted lu me estate o. said ward
az required by .aw.
J. Z. MASON.
County Judge
Da.ed mis- 10Th day Of Aux. 1910.
1862
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Rows This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of CatarTh thai cat
not be cured by Halls Cats-h Cure
T. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the past fifteen yesrs
aud 1el!eye HIN perfectly honorable
in I'll business transactions and hnan-
ci2ily able 10 carry out any obligation
made by his firm.
Waldiug Kinran & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Ca,arrh Cure Is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces o. the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
Take Hall. Family Pills FOR COZ
stipstiou.
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order for Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate BY Guardian.

state OF Oklahoma, Garter County
in the County Court al Ardmore.
In the matter o. the guardianship Of
. Cleveland Lyles, Luther Lyles, Dewey
Ly,es and Halle Ly.es.
Now on this the 4th day Of Angus;
1910 comes Clarence L. Lyles. as
guardian Of Cleveland Lyles. Luther
Ly.es. Dewey Lyles and Halle Lyles
and having fled herein his petition for
the sale Of a portion OF the real estate
OF said wards for the reasons in said
petition stated
II is ordered that said petition be
and hereby IS set for hearing on the
5th day OF September 1910 al ten
O'Clock a. n. q, the county court
room in Arimore. al which time the
next OF kin and all persons interested
in the estate OF said minors are re
quired 10 appear and show cause. II
any they nave. why the order should
not be granted for the sale OF so much
Of the real estate Of said minors as
is necessary for the reasons in said
petition stated. and that personal ser
vice hereof be made upon said next OF
kin and persons Interested In the es-
tate OF said minors as required BY
law
Il is further ordered that publication
OF this order be made in the Daily
Ardmorel,e. published at Ardmore.
Carer County. Oklahoma II days pre-
ceding the day upon which said hear
ing shall be had
/ r. MASON.
ie-Iit County Judge.
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate by
Guardian.

In the matter OF the guardianship
Of Altha, Oracle. John, Vera and
Felea Thomas.
Notice Is hereby given in pursu-
ance Of an order OF the County Cour-
Of the County OF Carter, State Of
Oklahoma, made on the 10Th day Of
August. 1910, the undersigned guar
dian Of the estate O; Altha, Oracle
John Jr, Vera and Fe.ea Thomas.
minors. will sell al private sale 20
the highest bidder, subject 10 con
firmation by said Court on Friday
the 26th day OF August, 1910, a.
10 O'Clock a. m. at Ardmore, Garter
county. all the right, title and inter
est Of said Altha Thomas, Oracle
Thomas John Thomas Jr., Vera
Thomas and Felea Thomas. minors,
In and 70 the following described
real estate situate in Garter County
State Of Oklahoma, towit,
Northeast quarter OF section Ten
1o, Township Four (D North.
Range Five - West. in Crazy Coun-
". State Of Oklahoma.
Said real estate will be sold or
the following terms and conditions.
toxit: Cash on delivery Of deed.
BIDS FOR the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed in
the County Court or delivered 10
the undersigned at the office OF
Moore d Bass in Ardmore, Carter
County.
Dated .he 10Th day Of August.
1910
JOHN THOMAS. Sr.. '
-1-st Guardian /
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WHO IS YOUR FAV0R|TE NOMINEE?
HELP HIM WIN THIS WAL THAN WATCH

TIE democracy @. Garter oo11.y hzs
= IT. lo---e=s lie best neu o. re
comfy -1=E 1z.e gone l1-o every nook
sl3 Gomez O. ,1e county. hey have
maze es-1ZE- speeches OF every
stump AID -1e c--pzlgn El.l soon 5e
OF to- Il $oT-u1e- election and T1e
Ar1-o o-e.-e vii give tae most popular
uc1i-ee o. ne democracy il Care,
county Ns than watch The watch
Is Of dls2lzy =: the Ts-yer d Do-raa
,eEe--y s-c-e Il Ar51o-e. Tie watch
j. E1- b So and : = beauty it viii
- p@-t--. t--ekeepe- for q natural
LIE zine The Wzltaam wa-ca IS one
Of t1- 1es- watches nate-.t is built
and sod O.. honor and yo1r tayo-ite
canditzte Eill appreciate your cou-
pgus Il 1-s oeazlL There IS not
nominee bu; t1a, would be almost
a. proud Of Einni1z this watch over
he other nominees a. he Tas 70 VII
ne Office over his opponents.
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Gs.e .er1g- e. s. Hz.ae.. e. est.
oc,.s i-ze.4y sae-.lk zgJ5-7,=-
tie eeJ..,. o2l4.st-,- sl1 A. ;-s
A&le -1e --e 1s:.-s1s.. s.ts szs
se.e<te1 Tne eJ-.1l.ts.D1=it are.
4a.s Bszcg y. T.-4. I91ze ! L T.
ho1~r-sO1 ~ C1a1..et and Dr LsJ
Be1Le.t u N1.tOgee -1s republican
nslLsr TIE 81 p se.ee.ss iazs TIE
Ps,1sl OyI41a cgasis-.lz q l.syg z11
q i-se..gl 4c,es. lo1ztet sog1, FL
ul.. no-raaett ~ re c-.y
Allge sur H.- aez.1 Ne1lesczy.
Il4-t p.l 5e made 70 y.zcs i-e prop
ery W tsie A. sDDl 42 ,1e .D.s are
sO.9 1loz sIl ~ ADVERTISED 'or and
TIE co1t-zrt y; 'gr lie res yerzzo-
.-ni 4oDe u ne s,s,e or.c.zls
4, lz,e aDsr secFe,zgy Lad ~.
Deel ,sysea. bur j. BE- 4aoe,s,oo1 TIA,
q. =. Ct.eF ,zct u Dsssl,. ~ yrese1i
ffszkgFeF q The sc1Dgl .alc depart.
neat. ALL ~ named t3e sscfetzfy.
After . loas ooas.6erzt.Ol b. the
go,eruof aa1 others .ltefes ID .l re
csy.tzl slte. j. wss finally determined
~ se.ect tAe Pg,DzI oy--ol Nearly
al me other ysgtes .1-erea,ec .a-
c.ur.lg Campbell Russell. originate,
Ol the "Nea Jerls4.em Plaa- concur.
red alth the go,erDof .n ae.ec.lls tae
Putnam site.
10 the peoy.e of Oklahoma
After ,eI aeeks " careful invest.
sa'.on and consideration Ot tae .ocs.
ton aud provision for constructing
your sta capita. building under tae
prOfis.ol u the laa enacted yy you
OF June %. 1910 desire 20 make
sou tne ,o.loHlag report
You enacted ,b.s state cap.'o. laR
zl,a the understanding tha, property
had been .euaered sh.cA would prJ.
vide a fund of 81 $4,000 for oaptol
building Durposes. and although the
laE cl-r.ed with it an appropriation
Of soOJ.yyO " your tax mou.es which
might be advanced for the purpose o.
carrying oar 'hc capitol project le,
you ALI remember 'ha, prior 20 me
election .u Publishing 'ae seyera.
proDosit.orz made 1y the people o.
Oklahoma CHS : gave you MY assur-
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l--+-- .-e '.1H ~ -E-I--s
..1-as- s1-l,a 10 ora
1s1z CITY, r.-4e1c-1E s.,l.. .s.s
"a o-e -e - re yress1. c,y
-.--rs z1c s-.ra addition a.. egFe-
s.Ite-- .-1ctec zrre. u and and
H-er-o1 lae -z1-ol e..-c.az ritz 8
provided 11,1 re a.zaes; elevated
point ~. land 81. TIE s-Lre 5I-.lry %
tae c..g. .y.Dz along he We, side o..
re 19r1 par u Ok-s-Ja4 CITY ma.
oo1cli-OIs and genera s1rryg1diogE
ase s-sssyz.se1 b. sIy Otae. loczA-g
.r ,1e "a f. T3.s lad and me al
c.tgas. rzs1 f1at hereinafter men
toned lls-res ne Deop.e 0f me STATE.
state capitol buildings costing one
million. I've hundred ;aO1EzDo do.lsrz.
Furniture. a1t1'es z1e ground .m.
Dfo,slel, f.1c one hundred hty
tnggssn1 dollara
ssiar3es. expense. and otoer i'm
yf,tsDent fund. tory thousand do..
la-s
Co., u removing Office from
G1'1rl.. te1 thousand do.lars
Total one million. seven hundred
thousand oola.a
-ta1. .a addition 70 tie sixteen
hundred acres O' and. -a.d citizens o..
.-..,.... fs#. had -.~r...rl4 .r rr.
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Notice Of Sale Of Land Under
Execution


Notice is hereby given, that iu pur
-uauce OF q writ O. execution issued
on, Of ne clerk Office Of the dis,rc;
court iu and for Garter county. Sta,e
OF Oklahoma. or the 20,h day Of July,
1910. in an action wherein j. y. Nor.
gan vas plaintiff and j NJ. Shelton
and Mis-.e Wyly Shelton we're the
defendants. commanding me 10 levy
upon property belonging 10 said de-
PENDANTS. T. ~ Shelton and Missile
WHY Shelton. sufficient 20 satisfy ba,-
auce of q Judgment rendered in said
act .u favor OF j s. Morgan AGAINST
said defendants for he sum Of $1,000
with accruiug cost with interest there
Ola from the date Of the Judgment
25th day Of February, 1910. I have lev.
led upon certain lands and tenemeuts
belonging 10 sad J. " Shelton and
Missile Wyly Shelton not exempt from
sale under execution. for want o;
goods and chai'els o. the said defend
ants. to-Ri..
Lots .. 3. and s IN Block l2s. SIT
uated in the toen Of Ardmore. Garter
county.
and have duly caused said lands and
,euements 20 be appraised according
10 iaa a, $500 90. nov. therefore. 10.
tee is hereby given that in pursuance
% the commands o, said writ. will
1rer fo- sale and sell for cash 10 the
highest bidder. said lands and tene-
uents or so much thereof as will sat
sfy the said judgment and costs. on
he 18Th day Of Sept 1910. az 10.
,clock Oh said day at the front door OF
he cOIr, house in the city Of Ard.
more IN said county and sta'e.
Witness ny hand this the lstn day
V Angus; 1910.
J II AKERS.
Sheriff Of Carter County
lS-2G2-aIs.
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Notice Of liquidation.

The lumber business OF the Smith
Fraley Lumber Co has been pur
chased By the Smith-FraleyBarringer
Co. and the snith-Fraley Lumbe-
Co. has been placed in course o.
liquidation.
The Smi,h-F.aley Lumber Co. will
hereafter be n business only for the
purpose OF liquidation. AM all per
sons indebted 20 this company will
Please make adjustments at once.
TIE sMTHFRALEY LUMBER co.
I7tf
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