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Tanana leader., 1910-05-05
5.49 acres. Magnetic variation 2s deg.

5.49 acres. Magnetic variation 2s deg. 30 min. east
 us additional to their original home steads, respectively: John R. Allen, as additional to orig inal homestead entry No. 6963, at Bonneville, Mo-, dated October 21, 1869, containing 38.1O acres.
 Wm. R. Hess, as additional to original homestead entry on the west one-half of the southwest quarter of section l, in township 26 north, range 5 west, en- tered April 3. 1872, per homestead No. 402S, and final proof No. 1l57, at the Ironton, Mo-. United States land office. Zachariah Johnston, Jr., as additional to original homestead entry No. 43 at North Platte, Nebraska, dated July ', 1873, containing 139. 90 acres.
 Joseph B. Deaton, as additional to original homestead entry No. 368, at Ironton, Mo-, dated June 16, 1866, con- taining 135.3S acres.
 Morris P. Jolley, as additional to original homestead No. 54l2, at Junc- tion City, Kansas, dated February 10, 1870.
 Notice is hereby given that any and all persons claiming any portion of the above-described land are required to file protest during the period of pub lication or thirty days thereafter, in ac- cordance with law, with the Register and Receiver of the U. S. land office at Juneau, Alaska.
 NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CON- PANY, by GEO. J. MILLER, Attorney-in-fact.
 Notice of the above will be published in the Tanana Leader, printed at Tan ana. Alaska, which hereby designate as the newspaper published nearest the land described in said application.
 F.. H. MACK, Register U. s. Land Office, Fairbanks. Date of first publication, April !, 1910. Date of last publication, June 2, 1910.
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05
The Post Commander
 Mentions the Dog Evil

There being no town government and consequently way of reaching by law the evil complained of in the fol- lowing letter appears that the abatement of the nuisance will depend the conseraeness of the dog The dogs would be much better off ill confinement; running at large they fight and mutate another and con. stanty finding trouble Just they seek the dry, for the night coneh when they will get busy. Many of them will go to the fish camps for the summer but they here with nothing do but in canine feuds and and not to step on them in passing by It is hoped Captain Kobbes letter will have good effect
 OFFICE PosT COMMANDER,
 FORT G1BBoN, ALASKA, May g. 191O The President, Chamber of Commerce. Tanana Alaska: Dear SirI write you ask if may taken regarding the number of dogs running large your several occasions ladies of the have been gowed prevented from passing by dogs lying the sidewalk I rarely go without stick a of protection
 You acknowledge that this is condition of reflects little credit the community when ladies from going and carry clubs protection It is too late after is bitten injured the that he that happened the thing vent any chance of such thing taking place.
 From the peculiar status of dogs Alaska the if killed would immediately become dog great and of the best leaders in the country The killing would Immediate involve in suit for damagesa proceeding have been.
 Trusting that be position remedy this evi
 am very truly,
 F. w. KOBBE, Captain, 22nd Infantry,
 Commanding Fort Gbbon, Alaska
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05
ABOUT THE MAILS
ARRIVALS

From Outside, Valdez. Fairbanks, and Rampant Hot Springs, every Tues day.
 From Nome, St. Michael and lower Yukon, every Friday.
 From Dawson and Eagle, every other week, Saturdays.
 From Coldfoot, about the 18th of each month.
 DEPARTURES
 To Outside, Valdez, Fairbanks and Rampart-Hot Springs, every Saturday. To Nome, St. Michael and lower Yukon, every Wednesday.
 To Coldfoot, the 18th of each month. REGISTERED MAIL and MONEY OR DER BUSINESS will close every Friday at noon and not open before departure of Outside mail.
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05
Additional Entry
Under Section 23O6 of the Revised
 Statutes of the United States.

Statutes of the United States.
 APPLICATION.
 United States Land Office,
 Fairbanks, Alaska. March 30, 1910.
 Northern Commercial Company, a corporation incorporated under the laws of the State of New Jersey, as- signee of John R. Allen, William R. Hess, Zachariah Johnston Jr., Joseph B. Deaton and Morris F. Jolley, being entitled to the benefits of Section 23O6 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. granting additional lands to sol- diers and sailors who served in the Re- belIion, does hereby apply to enter U. s. Survey No. 739, situate on the north side of the Yukon river, near the town of Tanana, about one-half mile east of Weare (Tanana) postotfice. Alaska, more particularly described as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at corner No. 1 on the north bank of the Yukon river. whence witness corner No. a stone 2OxI2x7 inches, set flush with the ground, marked "S-739," bears north 40 links, from which witness corner United States location monument No. 739, bears south 80 deg. P min. east 32 IS chains distant; thence north "A deg. 5 min. west l0.69 chains to corner No. 2, whence corner No. 2 of survey No. 25O bears north 79 deg. l9 min. west 20 c,.ains distant, and witness corner No. 7 bears north 40 links; thence north 3-92 chains to corner No. 3 whence wit ness corner No. 3 bears east 65 links: thence east 10.35 chains to corner No. 4; thence south ell chains to corner No. l, the place of beginning, containing
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05
Booming Liberia

Washington, April 4-Gold and diamonds have been di covered in Liberia about 30 miles from the coast, according to report to this government by Charge d'Affaires George w. Ellis of Monrovia.
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05

Here's hoping the meat boycott won't have tendency to increase the number of holes ill the cheese.
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05

The census bureau estimates the present population of Alaska, :, including all classes of humanity, at 100000.
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05
.AMP GIBB0N NO. 25. Arctic Brother.

hood, meets every Monday night U in A. B. Hall. corner Second st.
 and Campbell ave. at 8:30 o'clock. Visiting Arctics cordially invited to at tend the meetings of the Camp.
 F. l.. FULLTHORP, Arctic Chief. JAS. P. MULLIGAN, Arctic Rec.
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05
ST. JAMES CHAPEL

First Sunday in each month, Holy Communion II a. m. Other Sundays, Evening Prayer, 7:30 p. m.
 WINTHROP PEABODY,
 Priest in Charge
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05

When youth begins to sow wild oats it is time for father to start the thrashing machine.
Tanana leader., 1910-05-05

The Leader is on sale at the Tanana postoffice lobby.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

befpabrte @erfabren nut 5al5lafe uni
iebr idmafbaftes Sleii6 gibt oie fol-
genoe &ofelbrube: Muf etrpa 200
Nfuno Gleiib redbnet man - 8fnno
bonn beiten 5al3, h &funo Salpeter,
Ia Bfnno braunen 8uder ooer 5mei
Gl1art Molaiies; 6ieies miro gefodt,
gut abgeidaltmt l1no per1t erfaltet,
iiber oas 6leii6 gegoiien, elm paifen-
ser 9edel miro auf's SAB gelegt nno
bei9mert, oenm sic 8riibe mub gut
iiber oem 5leilde iteben. @iele 2eute
lieben audi @emiir3 bin5u5nfiigen, bod
bie @eidmdder iin0 ia peridieoen nno
oariiber ldBt man better ieoem ieinen
eigenen @ilen. Das gum &audern
beltimmte Sleii9 fann gut 5mei Mo=
note in ser Sal5lade liegen, Biz ltal1
es b%erausnimmt, etmaS abtrofnetl
laBt uno ms &au9baus bringt. user
fem ioldes bat, bebilft lib au6 nit
elmer groBen &ilte o0er 6aB, bod lit
oieleS, miibepole Mrbeit, menn eS rid-
tig geideben ion. SSn einem &andz
bauie ioa oas Sleii6 etlpa 5ebn SUB
bod) b6ngen nno ii6 ni6t b%eriibret1;
gutes &artbol5, abgeibalte Maisfol=
ben ut1o audi etmas @a6boloer ioQen
@al1d, aber menig 6lamme geben l1ao,
INN oas 5leii6 ni6t marm meroen 51
%lalien, miro 5upeilen Elm Sag ouSge,
iebt. Manbe reiben Sic S@infen au6
5uerlt nit @oggenfleie Elm, oamit iie
nidt gu iebr auBen eintrodnen. Mfan
permabrt oas &au@fleiid am belten
in ailten ooer 5aliern 5miiden Sa=
fer, 5al5 @adiel etc. ein; b%elonoerS
lonen Mfol5feime 6em S1eii6 einen a1=
genebmen @eldmad geben uno I@t6<
tenpeiie in quite trodene @ol5ai6e ODER
gepulperte @ol5foble gelegt, io1 es ii@
ansge5et@net balten. 8er alio gnten
sdinten baben miu, befolge Sen &atb
uno mir miini9en oa5n: u@elegnete
Mablseit!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

iie iid Dor, 6ob iie reidli@ &0fel= uno
&au6fleii9 Bis tief in Sen CONNER
binein baden. Mu6 fat man iib auf
DEM 2an0e 10 an 6ieie Sleii6foit ge=
m0bnt, 0aB mon 6aS geial5ene un0
gerauderte Sem friiben 6leiib bor=
5iebt, 11no menn ri6tig %eingelegt, lit
es audi 5utrag1i6er fir sic @eiu1to-
beit. 9ie erite 8ebanolung lit 6as
.@inial5en, meldes troden 6ur6 Gin
reiben bon Sa15 mno etpas 5alpeter
geidiebt, ofters umgelegt un6 mieoer
%eingerieben miro; ii6erer lit aber 0as
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
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M6rblide saat=&artuffeln.

IS lit cine unter Sen 6armern be-
fannte Gbatiade, 6aB ftd in noroliden
@egenoen ge5ogene &artoffeln ant be-
item fir 5aatfrudt eignen nno 10
fommen ieoes 6riibiabr Diele Infra=
qen bon SEN mittleren Staaten fnr
gaat=@urtoffeln aus 6em noroli6en
Minnei ota. 8. g. Mrnolo, 2anofom<
miliar ser 9ulutb & Sron &ange 81
lenbabn, fat neuli6 Elm Sdreiben
ner0ffentli9t, meldes naber anf Die
sa6e einsebt uno ungefabr iogt:
ugor 5mei Sabren lieB sic 9ulutb &
Sron @ange &ailroao fir cine Serie
bon @ortragen bon Sarm=SSnitituten
in ct. 2ouis County &e0ner font
men, unter oieien superintendent Mc=
@uire pon ser Morbo1t : Minneiota=
Werlu6sltation, un6 in Sen ftnnlan=
Dii6en Mmiieolungen intereifierte mon
iid) beionoerS fir sic Sa6e. Serr
Mc@uire batte CUR &robe einige 8n<
idel Carmen Geo. 3" &artoffeln,
Sic er empfabl un0 %pertbeilte. SIM
nd6lten Sabre fauften oie aniieoler
(meiltens Mitglieoer 6eS @mbarraB
&iper 6armers Club bon Ser ge=
nannten Station bel @ran6 &apt6S
1876 8ni4el &artoffeln fir Goat
amede nno pie mir ser 5efretar 0eS
&lub, Grit Melimarf, Hoitamt @m--
barraB ct. 2ouis County, mittbetlt,
lino iebt etpa 800 8ni6el Ser fein<
lten sootfartoffeln gu perfaufen, Sic
iorefdltig alsgeiu6t, bon taoeaos
GROCER nno i60ner glatter Torm, io=
mie BON por5iiglidem @el9mad itno.
Sic @egeno, mo 0ieie i6onen Sri6te
gepadien iino, liegt Is Meilen moro
lid bon 0ulutb un6 eS benefit, oaB
9foro=Minnelota nidt 10 troitloS uno
unfrudtbar lit als eS peridrieen
miro. 0bpobl sic meiiten Mniieolun=
gen nod I'M primitipen 3uitanoe ftno,
10 baben Tie 1T ben lebten Sabren be-
bemteno 5ugenommen nn6 breiten ltd
fortpGbreno meiter aus. Mu6 geoei=
fen oie peri6ieoenen 8ooenprooufte
imnner better, DEFENDERS nadit iebr
idones @emiie. gs tpdre gu mint
ihen, menr1 lid) 6ie 6armer int iiioli-
den Minneiota bon 0ieien Saatfar=
toffeln fommen lieBen un6 einen Ser
iu6 6amit ma9ten, bie Carmen go.
3" miro BON feiner an6eren Dirt iber=
troffen nno lit p~olitdn0ig fret bon
56orf ober &au6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

giebbalter lit eg bon @idtigfeit, mie
bic ein5elnen 6luttermittel IN 0ieier
&iniidt beidaffen iino. go gelten als
beionoers falfreib: @ntes @ieienbell
lln6 lol6es aller &leeartelL Sos 5trob
Ser &llienfriibte ,Seloerbien uno &ub=
bobnen; meniger &alf aber mebr
&bospborial1re entbalte,n Sic &0rner
aQer @etret0earten nn6 &leie, 5as
0febl Don 2ein= nno 8anmpoueiamen
o0er groniiiien Mea Muts); bon an-
oeren getperbli9en Mbfdler 8tertre-
bers, Mal5feime, @etrei6eidlempe,
Jleildmebl. Mrm an &alf uno 8bos=
pbor ii1o ale @ur5elgepd@ie mie
Mangel-, 8uder= uno anoere @iiben,
Mobren= un0 &artoffeln, ferner iall-
res snmpfbeu, @etreioeitrob nno
MaiSitengel. Sci oieiem neberblid
miro ieoer Sarmer enti@eioen fonnen,
Oh iein &iebfutter geniigen6 Salt un0
@bospbori dure entbalt, be5m. 10 ei11=
5uribten, 6aB ein Mangel at oieien
Stoffen nt@t borban0en lit; 6ieles
miro getpobnli@ bei &fer6en> &ino-
pieb nno 56afen 9eniigen, fir sic
ral6e wadien0en S@meine lit cine
fleine ,8eigabe oes fdufliden pbos=
pborlaltren 6utterfdlfes angebra9t.
gu niel tit aber allemal BON l1ebel nno
@eri ude auf Sen Stationen baben als
taglide @eigabe feitgeiteut; Il bis ~
l1n5e fir fleinere Gbiere, iopie / Bis
w. nn5en fir Muttertbiere nn0
@robpieb. Gs lit Elm Srrtbum 5l1
glauben> 6aB Ser pbospborial1re &alf
fette S6meine un6 Stiere madt, mie
altf Sen &eflamebil6ern ser 6abrifan=
ten %orgeprielen miro. @enn au6
ser Stoff BON gemiiier 8idtigfeit fir
oie giebbaltung lit, 10 gilt au6 bier
Ste gol0ene &egel:M u@ebral19e NIT
Mab lln0 8eoa9t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
@alf4altise TntteritOffe.

8efanmtli6 beoiirfen ale Sbiere
5ur 8iloung bon Sleiih u10 SLUT, mo-
mentli6 ober gum Mufbau oeS &no=
denqeriiites &olf uno Bbospborlau=
re, 5pei 8eitan0tbeile, sic mebr ooer
meniger in Sen Sutteritoffen entbal=
ten iino, momit MIR sic Nuttbtere anf
sem 2an6e ernGbren. Den naturge<
maB gr0Bten 8e6arf erfor0ern iunge
Ibiere I'M @a9stb1m, tragenbe o6er
i%augenoe Muttertbiere, un0 fir ie0en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

gu ei1tem fiir5li@ in &aris 5uiam=
mengetretenen @omite, oas sic grri@-
tung zines 6errer=D enfmals Dor ser
Montmartre=&irde plant, geborte l1r1=
ter elmer Mn5abl an6erer Su6en uno
5reimaurer audi Ser uberiibmte" SSl1=
De DrepfuS, ser nit 9roBem gntbr1=
ltasmnS 6aS 3uitanoefommen 0es
Denfmals befiirportete ais Elm &rotcit
Ser jetigen @eieui@aft gegen SEN aIe-
rifalismuS. Man fin0et bier. sic
Ebati a6e mie0erum beitdtigt, bon ser
10 oft an 6ieier Steue sic Me0e mar,
ooB Staat mn0 Gbriitentbum ieinen
argiten un0 gefiirdteten 6eino in
Ser oreifade1 &erbriioerl1ng oes pa-
ter%lanoSlolen Su0en un6 6es fosmopo-
litii6en Sreimarrers NIT Dem Mnar=
biSmuS al il1den fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

9em Mammonismus, ser in Ser
amerifanii6en @eidaftsmelt berridt,
fat iiberaus treffen0 &rof.@ugo Min=
iterberg bon ser @arpar0 %l1niperiitat
al1f oem Sabresbanfett bes Boot
Club Of Seem Sort" I'M @otel Nitor
in Seem Dorf gefenn5ei6net. @r Jag
tie: Scr Dur6idnitts : @eldafts-
mann intereiiert ii6 piel gu menie
fir all 0as, mas nidt gera6e iein Sc
i6aft betrifft. Ct iiberldBt Sen
&unitiinn oem 5arten @eidledt> Inn
ielbit Sem aQmd6tigen Dollar 11ad=
iagen gu fonnen. Sat es iid tagsii=
Der tii6tig geplagt, lit er ant Mbeno
ptel gu mii6e, Tint ii9 6es 2ebens at
erfreuen. Mi6ts als oas @elo be-
idaftigt uno beberri9t ibn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
9as @arneaie sSsnititut III. mic n,,s

9as Carnegie Snititut lift, mie aus
Htttsbarg gemeloet miro, INN Elm nel1-
eS ieltenes Gbier bereidert mor0en.
IS 1T Elm Mitteloing 5uiiden Slid
ltno Salamanoer. Das Ebier bat Ell
men tpetden i6nppenloien 2eib, 8eine,
ant &uden uno an Sen Seiten Mnia-
be bon Sloiien, iomie einen @opf NIT
3abnen uno lit i'm iibrigen Elm Slid.
Or. Sobn Saiema1n fling es am gu
lammenfl1b oeS &io Megro un6 6es
Mmaa5onenitromes in 8raiilien. Das
fltngt laa beinabe mie cine goofiaabe.
.stno mir oenn bereits in ser 3eit ser
Isanren @urfen angelangt?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

bic Sci eaidaft fir sic l1nteroru=
dlr1g lnnotbigen 9arms fat, mie aus
Seem Dorf gemel0et miro, unter Sber=
leitrng bon 6rau Siaac 8. Slice lta=
ttitilde Mngaben geiammelt, sic oor=
tbnn, oab oie 6eier oes pierten sSsuli
mabreno Ser lebten iieben SATIRE sic
nriade BON 1881 Gooesfauen, 49,
073 nnfdaen u1l0 einem 0ur@ Teuer
beruria9ten @igentbumsperluit in So.
be BON $2O,OOO,OOO mar. @ann tpir6
Die lpabnmibige un0 gefabrli9e anal-
leret am Hnobbangigfeitstage enolid
berboten mer0en?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

Mebrere Stid &in0pieb p%erbrannten
bel cinem Teuer, 0as oaS Mobnbalts
peS @plons Meiner in Sreren elm
al6erte. = Sn Gannbol5 bel Gel
le brannten idmmtli6e Stannngen
nie0er. 9as @ieb mur6e gerettet. Mnf
0em @ege CUR 8ranoiteue mur0e Der
2 Mrbeiter 8rindmann aus @ein=Seb=
len bon ser Spribe iiberfabren nno
ldlper perlest. 5a6ida0en beoeuteno.
Man permutbet 8ronbltiftnng. +
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
9adtc, iie mare tint letten 5duiu5
indtSta6tmtn.

Sd babe ioeben ben @bite @ine Of
Iar erbolten. @ir 6enfen, 6aB es
feline an6ere 10 quite Me6i5tn gibt.
Settle MIDI, inenn tb 6a6te, Sic lebten
5ta0ien ser 59mtnoiu@t errei6t gu
baben. Sd mer6e es itets Semen em<
pfeblen, melde nit irgen6 elmer 2un-
genfranfbett bebaftet fins. gu tau.
fen BEL ser Molitor Drng So. 6rar1
@urgeB, 8pars, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

sic Bail ser Mitglieoer oeS 8erban=
oes bon 1857 auf 1906 geitiegen. 0as
lit Elm erfreuli6es @adstbum, uno
mir miini6en bem @erbanoe, 6elien
Mgitationsfomite sic 3abl ser Mit=
glieoer I'M laufen6en Sabre auf 49,
900 gu erboben bofft> einen polen CT
folg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

Scr Deuti6=9 lmerifaniide @erban0
8uffalo bat in ieiner Sabres Ser
lammlung sic 8eamtenipabl fiir Dos
Sabr 1910 b%orgenommen. &err 9r.
Sibel muroe einitimmig gum &rait0en=
ten mieoergemablt. @te Ser SabreS-
beri6t 5eigt, lit i'm abgelaufenen Sabr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
31feln ,,uo @and)ern.

Die 6armer ipiiren AM menigifen
bon Sen tbeuren 6leiidpreiien, oen11
NIT MIR menigen Musnabmen ieben.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-07
LOCAL PHYSICIANS
VISIT COMMISSION
WANT RELIEF FROM PAYING OC.
CUPATloN TAx-GUS MUELLER
GETS RAISE IN SALARY.

The board of city commissioners
was in regular session last night
at the city hall, and when they
assembled there were ten physicians
of the city before them. Through
their spokesman, DR.. T. S. Booth,
the commissioners We're requested
TO suspend the occupation tax against
the physicians of the city. The reas-
ons for making the request were
submitted in a logical manner and
the board by motion suspended the
collection of the tax until a suit
which is now pending before the
state supreme court involving the
question is settled.
On motion of Mr. Dawson, reso-
luton was passed accepting % bid
upon the cord wood of the city
The wood was cut from the water
shed in order to rid the basin of
the trees.
The salary of Gus Mueller Of the
water department was raised from
800 to 500 a month, effective on
the first of September
Estimate No. for Meredith a
Co. for $5,G79.6S was allowed on the
building of the septic tanks Of
the city.
In the different departments the
following bills were approved for
payment: In water and light de-
partment, $3,5O2.47; in the street de
partment, $50i.95; in the fire depart
ment $1,765.15, and in the depart.
ment of finance $242.92.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-07
NOTICE, BOYS CORN CLUB CARTER Co.

We will hold the Carter County's
Boys Corn Club Contest on Septem'
ber 18th and the District Boys Corn
Contest for the Washington trip oil
September 23rd at Ardmore. Al
boys who are members of the Boys
Corn contest are earnestly requested
to be on hand with their exhibits.
Rules and regulations governing
Boys Corn Club Contest:
list. Boys entering the contest for
prizes must be under Is years o.
age.
Each contestant mas; cultivate at
least one-half acre IN corn under
demonstration methods
3rd. The amour OF the yield and
the method OF measu cement must
be certified by each hoy and al
tested to by at less two d;sinter-
ested witnesses who shall he sars-
factory to the coun'y superintend
ent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-07
HEWITT.

Hewitt, Okla, Sept. 5.-We have
some indication of rain, which is
needed, as 1t is very dry
Cotton is shedding a great deal
and opening too fast.
Farmers report that the worms
have done lots of damage to cot
ton. Some fields are hurt more
than others.
Hewitt gin has put up several
bales of cotton.
Todd & Kimbrell of Hewitt are
busy getting the Healdton gin ready
for work.
Mr Paydue, our new school
teacher, is here to make arrange
ments to move to our town.
School will commence next month
The little infant of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Kimbe, which has been very
sick for several weeks, is still re-
ported to be very low.
Health on an average is very
good considering the hot weather.
Andrew Smith is at Oswalt con-
ducting a meeting.
Grandma Bumpas of Joiner is
visiting friends at Hewitt.
Some of us have begun 10 gather
corn and soon everybody will be
busy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-07
Basis Of Award.

!. Greatest yield per acre, 20 per
cent.
?. Best one-half bushel exhibit
Of corn in ear, % per cent.
3. Best account showing history
of crop and all expenses, % per
cent.
4. Best showing of profit on in
vestment, 25 per cent.
5. Where only one-half acre is
planted the estimate may be made
upon the basis of one acre.
6. About twenty-five ears should
be brought to the county exhibit.
T. Zach boy will be expected to
keep a neat and accurate book ac-
count, showing the history and de-
velopment of the corn as well as
the expenditures. This book should
cover all points raised in Form B-511
on corn crop.
A G. GRAHAM,
Special Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-07
PERSONALS

R. G. Tabor, Sr, has returned from
Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Boyd Hubbard of McAlestei
Is visiting Miss Lille Jennings.
II. f. Draughon, a prominent bus
mess man of Marietta, was Wis
itor here today.
Cal Stewart was here from his
farm at Holder.
j. M. Zike, a former resident OF
this city, was here today from Nc
Alester.
Col. r. II. McLish was here to-
day from his home at Bromide.
J. w. Pace, the contractor, Is
doing some work at Berwyn this
week.
A. C. Warner of Gainesville was
here today calling on his trade.
Richard McLish, Jr., former res
ident of this city, was a business
visitor here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-07
TWO ARDMORE|TES
CONTAIN 1000 VOTES
INDUCE YOUR FRIENDS TO TAKE
THE PAPER BEFORE SEPTEM.
BER 18.

The Waltham Watch Contest now
being run by The Ardmoreite is prov
ing to be the most popular contest
ever put on in this county The rivalry
is of the most friendly sort, friends
are yieing with each other in gath
eting coupons and in obtaining new
subscribers to the paper AS an in
centiye to harder work for subscrib-
ers The Ardmoreite will publish in
the Sunday Ardmoreite of September
Is a coupon calling for 1000 votes In
stead of 10 and in the Weekly Ard
moreite of September 81 coupon
good for 1000 votes viii be published.
The usual number OF these papers
will be printed, they are not to be
ordered for the coupons alone but the
way to obtain these coupons is to
get your friends to subscribe for the
Daily or Weekly Ardmoreite now 81
they will be sure to get the paper with
the 1000 vote coupon mailed or deliv-
cred to them A little work right now
is worth great deal more work later
on. Get your friends on the regular
mailing list For every daily paid for
one year 1000 votes are issued, for
every Weekly paid for one year 400
votes are issued.