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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

80 he'd work to get money 10 pay
for It," explained Hancock. 'The way
1t is. he'll go over to Jim Thompson's
an Jim'll stake him to what grub and
terbacker he needs. Then he'll go back
home an loaf until the hour bar'l runs
to scrapin's again.
81 remember a feller, name OF Levi
Hollerday, that was suthin' like Dave. I
don't say he was as shifless as Dave ,s
but he was tol'able easy an he liked to
fish when the wind got around to the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
It's the Sentiment, Not the Ring.

great many girls seem to think that
an engagement is not genuine unless a
diamond solitaire adorns the third finger
of their left hand
That's all nonsense. for It is the sem
timent, not the value of the ring, that
counts.
II you really love the man. you will
love the ring. whether It be OF dia-
monds or a plain little silver band. SIM
ply because he gave 1t to you.
! have seen a girl gaze with dreamy
alteration at a circle of diamonds, and
/ have seen one gaze In exactly the
same way at a single little inexpensive
turquoise. Both girls were deeply In
love. and the value OF the rings meant
little or nothing TO them; 1t was the
sentiment that counted,
When you become engaged to a
young man who Is earning his living
and trying hard to save up enough to
marry you. the girl he loves, don't
make him feel that he must spend more
than he can afford on an enga cement
ring,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

Now he says. Tn In the hoSel
good an deep an I've got about all L
want. All I've got to do now is squirm
out but l reckon there's no hurry
about IL for day or two. Where did
Sam put them there ash poles last
week.
That's the way he began to squlrm."
"Did he get out?" asked the store
keeper, with interest,
Gle hadn't when l last heard from
him." replied Hancock. He'd been
squirmln twenty years then an they'd
sold the farm an stock on him"
What did you mean by sayin' ia
ought to have trusted Dave for tham
groceries7" demanded tho storekeeper.
Seems to me you hain't proved
nothln'!"
well. Levi didn't have you dunnin,
after him, Rufe," drawied Hancock. "It
ne had, I reckon he'd have got outen
the hole an clum tree"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
What Your Engagement Ring
Really Means
NELL BRINKLEY.
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

helping him ssye money, so we can be
married soon ssSHh hira not to give
me one"
II your love for a man II dependent
upon the value OF his gits 90 you and
the money he spsrds IN et,ecr ta'pinG
you, It is a pretty tesblo typs af love
From the moment YOU become enRsSed
to a man. II Is your duty 70 help him
save his money. or 10 speod n vts~;y.
The man who saves mcpey tor sou 10
paying you a far grest-r osarplimsnt aaAn
the one who squanders IT on W.
He saves because he longs Coz the day
when he may marry YOU II you are not
satisfied with any pleasure unlsss n ootts
a good deal, you are more OF a t.-nds %
than a help to the man you love.
After all, the chief pleasure lies In be-
ing together, 80 why not he coEtsnt ~tth
simple, inexpensive f'rrns OF <mus~msist7
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

south. But when he did work. It didn't
do him no particiSler good. He wasn't no
better of at the end OF the year than
Ne was at tho beginnin', seemed like
He KEEP a roof over his haid an food in
side his family an some sort OF clo'es
on their outsides, but II he wanted a
drink of lilSker, he'd have to trade aigs
for It. He didn't never have no cash
money after he got his reg'lar groceries
paid for.
"Well, one day he was over to Pretty
town an he heard Judge Cooley holdln'
forth. Judge Cooley was probate judge
an mighty poor stick ginerally. but
he knew heap about the way
other things besides the probate Judge
office ought to be run an he had big
bay winder an i voice 'at would carry
Ave mile on still day. so there was a
heap O. folks thought he was smart
man. The Judge he allowed that fsllsr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

Disappear Quickly When the
Right Treatment Is Applied.

At this time of the year "Freckle.
Face" Is with us In full bloom. And
the anguish and heart pangs that
freckles cause! Not necessary at
all! At the first sign of freckle,
or even II your face Is already coy-
cred with them. go to Rlker's, Hege-
man's. Macy's, Siegel Cooper's. 14th
st. Store. Abraham & Strauss. or
Batterman's, get two-ounce pack
age of Kintho (k-l-n-t.h-o). apply
II few nights (maybe only one
night. and---presto! your freckles
are gone like magic.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
What You II Do, if You're Wise.

The man loves you and, OF course. his
greatest pleasure would ss 10 hstsh g,fts
upon you; but II you srs wss ssss y~s
will put your foot dows ~-b osusS IN
all such fooiishness.
Tell him frankly that you iS~o him for
engagement ring,
And II you do love him, dear girl be .
help TO him. Help him to be steady and
true and industrious. ana. when the hap
py day comes that you 90 to him As bis
wife. you can be very sure thas he Will
be very proud OF the girl who has bssn
his help and Inspiration.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
HOW TO CARE FOR the

Ths woman With tsndsr fset and the nan
with perspiriRs fest 'duSaA the hos pavsAsAs
Of June. because they sIy surs 10 sAks the ~
burn. ache and sting. No matter how thin ~
.hoss. the hst weather will surely bring torture
10 the feet
Fortan.tsis the happy ooassinaiiea Of soeth-
elements. Known as &Sfn Nebla f9Fp). can
nov, 70 obtained Al NAy 4 thf Msw. AssslasA
kaish' Eies9Aa r sNw dns sss.s5 rss
cols. TanlsN SpsYE " Hssss1 hey
':sf'i q. Z. ss:: sss Z s. r a: .A = .T
''Sssi:is s.i:s.Ia Ias::s.StM&A.- . ~ %, ,..s-.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
HIS LITTLE JOKE.

These doctors are easily fooled"
"How's that?"
tobacco heart"
"Well. you smoke all the time"
But / smoke garettes."-Houston
Post.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

DE Arte-So you found that oil painting
/ left behind last Summer and put II TO
good use?
De Farm-By heck, yesl | scraped all
the paint of the canvas and took II around
to the cobbler and had "A pair Of canvas
shoes made out of 1t, by heck!
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

"'Co'se you hain't.' says the Judge
You never will be. either. You get
what you want an stand 'em off for II
an you'll begin to get on In the world.
You CANT do nothn' 'thout goin' into
debt. Most all o. the big business in the
country is done on credit. The United
States Government borrows money to do
business with an what's good enough
for the United States Government is good
enough for me-
If Rufe Had Dunned Him.
"'That cert'nly sounds like sense 10
me- says Levi IN have to study on
that he says.
"'Hain't your credit good9 says Judge
Cooley,
"T reckon It ought to be- says Levi
I never done stretched Il yit.'
"'Then go work H. says the Judge
Work 1t an make Il work for you
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

science of "-goes-oohther?
Love the bravest thing in the wide world 1t makes girls
and boys sail from the shore where the end Of all things Sure and
Known is in painted she'll pushed by irresponsible
daredevil baby with blinded fguehead the wind blowing and
flowing out of the great light place where the black and the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

LOVE- the beeaned paragraph in all the little book of the
human passonseven it gayy out of little kids soft pink
mouths and puzzles and holds little maids eye the of all
her lessons till suddenly the letters of gold and blind
and she ubes and out bravey and bndy gay
scornfuy lovers have fashion of doing goes the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
Don't Mind What Others Say.

And don't care what outsiders gay.
II they express soorn or wonder at the
simplicity OF the ring or tho absence
OF ono, Just say proudly,
mo. have no ring. because ! am
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
"A Rule for Winning Success That Didn't Work
Levi Hollerday's Way.

him have what he wanted, Rufe."
"Why?" asked the storekeeper.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
Why Was It Like This 2

AS she watched the flying fields, and
woods, and telegraph poles. her mind was
filled with the same haunting thoughts
days. Why was their honeymoon like
this3 Why was It all so different from
her dreams? Why did the hours hang
30 heavily upon them?
When only few weeks ago they had
30 much to say to each other, why now
did they seem to have nothing to talk
about? Why did she find herself CON
stanty straining to make conversation?
Who was It that had said: 1.-THE
bonds of marriage instead of binding
only stihe love-"
Was that true7 Because they were
bound-tied to each other; because he
had won her: because she was now
securely his--was that the cause of his
lessening interestY
Already he was growing careless OF
his appearance when they were alone
Last evening he sat for over an hour
without his collar. because he said he
noon before. he had come In from a
long walk. thrown himself on the
couch, kicked off his shoes and lay
there for some time before troubling
to put on his slippers.
Were all the little niceties OF cour-
resy and personal appearance to be
Lost because they were married?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
Disillusion ment
Of the Honey
moon
By MABEL HERBERT URNER.
No. 4.--THE SIXTEENTH DAY.


f<v vELEN. what on earth have you
- got all the windows up for2
4 . Ips as cold as Greenland In
here"
rs itf Why, I haven't noticed It,"
you never notice anything" putting
The windows down with a bang. IT'S
1 wonder we both haven't pneumonia,
the way you throw everything OPEN"
But it's June, warren--it can't be
yery cold In June7"
1T can't7 Well II can be cold in dog
lays at the seashorel And the way
you sit In draughts is beyond me. /
tell you can't stand draughts--I never
could. And II we are to live comfort
ably together you'i have to learn to
consider my welfare just a little"
"Why. warren" In hurt voice.
you know l want to do thatl / sup
pose Just didn't think about the
windows"
We'll, It seems to me you've had a
regular gale blowing through here,
ever since we came. II you've been
raised that way--I haven't"
There was a silence of several mo-
ments, as he strode restlessly around
the room.
"Wbat shall we do to-day He
took out bis watch. IT'S only .eu
o'clock; we've got to get through tue
day somehow"
The Spat Over the Time Table.
The feeling of responsibility--ot It
somehow being her fault that the time
orsggsd SO heavily upon them-caue
over her now. as It had SO often 10 the
last few dave. Sho had lain awake,
much OF last night. trying to think Of
something they could do to-day
sonT.Slng that would be diverting-
that would break the monotony which
seemed to be growing upon them.
''Sholl We go to Clifthaven?" she asked
tnxious!y. You know we haven't beer
there yet; It's only about fifteen miles
from here"
well. IL It's like all tn, rest of these
Maine villages, It's deadly dull. But
suppose we might as well go there as
NOPE around here. Where's the time
table2"
She searched for It among the paper:
on the table
well. see what time the first trair
goes There ought to be one around IL
"Beachbluff, Maisport, West Ridge
Clifthaven." following down the names
with her finger. 'Cllfthaven, $50, $3.50
Why. there isn't any until 3:30!"
Here. give II to me. 1 never knew {
woman who could find anything ON &
time table"
But here II Is. dear; just those twt
trains"
He took 1t from her and frowned ovei
II for "a second.
''Ten thirty-five Now. you'll have tc
hurry II we catch it."
"But whereY ! didn't see that"
''Of course not-you were looking al
the Sunday schedule"
On the train, he became at once alb.
sorbed In his paper. and left her to gaze
out OF the window.
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In
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24
y y The Human Passions
ssions y Loue y By Nell Brinkley =


Copyright by evening Publishing Company.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-24

rxY vELEN, what on earth have you
- got all the windows up forf
= It's as cold as Greenland In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16

town forfeited. May 3 Drrant I vacant,
Al forfeited, May / stcrrett tCalel 3 for
felted, May Z 4: McAlester = vacant. for
feited, May . South McAlester vacant, y
forfeited. May -: Caddo ~ forfeited, May
.; Wapanucka - forfeited, May II; owl
Point forfeited May is: Spro | forfeit
ed. May is: Allen | vacant. May 10; Cam.
eron forfeited, May 10 poteau for
feted, May 10; Citra . forfeited, May 20 ;
Wister 3 vacant. forfeited, May ~ Guer
tie lRaydonl IL forfeited. May II Ken
nady forfeited, May II Oconee = forfeit
ed. May .: : Talihina / forfeited. May 81 !;
forfeited, May - Iron Bridge : forfeited,
May - Coalgate 50 vacant, 81 forfeited,
May - Blaine l forfeited May % lie.
high 30 vacant. - forfeited, May 20 Stig-
Ter ~ forfeited. May 20 Bokchlto 30 for.
feited; May y Garland ] forfeited May
prise Is forfeited May rs: Wade ~ for
feltcd, May Is whlteheld vacant. IL for
fcltcd. May IS Blue 4 forfeited. May 81 {;
Roswell - forfeited, June Remington
feited. June . Grant ! forfeited. June (;
Fort Towson vacant, ! forfeited, June {:
valiant vacant, 3 forfeited, June lIar-
rington lllaworthl . forfeited. June 4 w
cant and forfeited lots In chlckashw Ma
tlon Tlshomlngo ] vacant, 90 forfeited.
May .: Francis 30 forfeited. May . Minco
- forfeited. May . Oakman forfeited,
MAY 3 ruttle ! forfeited May 2 Ada -
forfeited MAY 4 Chickasha forfeited,
May Behee . forfeited. Nav = 4: Center u
forfeited, May = :; Colbert 2 forfeited, May
. Erin Springs | forfeited. May : Lind
say forfeited May , Midland 10 vacant,
G2 forfeited May q Purdy 10 vacant 4s
forfeited. May q kemp II forfeited May /;
McGee IS vacant. 80 forfeited. May I;
johnson vacant. 20 forfeited. Nav % Cor
nlsh forfeited, May 10; Mead Il forfeited,
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May 10; Orr I forfeited MAY 10 Okra l
forfeited. May 10: Silo - forfeited May
10; fltzhugh | vacant forfeited. May I /
Iealdton ~ vacant, forfeited May II:
Aylesworth forfeited. May II Cumberland
forfeited May IL l,of "a forfeited, May
IL; Hickory vacant, ~ forfeited. May
IL; Tyler 3 vacant. l forfeited, May IL:
Loco forfeited. May IL; Madll . forfeit
ed. May IL; Helen kingston ? forfeited,
May 10: Oakland % forfeited, May ~;
Sugden II forfeited, May 13; Scullln 2l3
vacant . forfeited. May -; Mill Creek :
forfeited. May II; Reagan 3 forfeited May
- Woodvllle % forfeited. May II; Emet
II forfeited May 10 Troy forfeited. Nav
10 Ravia II forfeited May 16 Milburu q
forfeited. May 10 Earl 20 forfeited. May
u Terral Is vacant, II forfeited. Nav ~:
Holder . forfeited, May ~: Lebanon 2 for.
felted, May Is; Ryan o forfeited. May Is
Addington 30 forfeited. May 10; Leon / va
cant May 10: Comanche u forfeited, Nav
90; Connervllle 90 vacant, "a forfeited, MAY
81 pontotoc forfeited, May %: Harris
burg 10 forfeited, May "a Stonewall IL
forfeited. May - A: Duncan forfeited. May
% NARROW vacant. forfeited. MAY 20:
Rush Springs % forfeited NAV %: Pnnls
Valley 81 forfeited MAY ~ Paoll for.
felted, June ! Wayne forfeited. June |
Purcell 30 forfeited, June . Z Wynnewood 20
forfeited, June = Doughcrty 1 vacant. ~
forfeited, June \ Davis | forfeited June
: sulphur | vacant. - forfeited. June q
Ardmore IS forfeited. June II Lone Grove
3 forfeited. June II {; Berwyn 10 forfeited.
June 10 Marietta forfeited. June II: FL
June % Fox forfeited June %: Dur
wood ~ vacant. 81 forfeited June 81
Mannsvlle 90 forfeited June "a For fur.
ther Information relative 10 these sales nd
dress the undersigned. The description and
location OF all lots In any town may also he
obtained from the postmaster or mayor of
such town. THOS RYAN, Acting Commls.
sioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.
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Notice for Publication.

state Of Oklahoma. Carter County, ir
the District Court:
Emile Todd, Plaintiff, VS.. Joe Todd,
Defendant
Said defendant. Joe Todd, will take
notice that he has been sued in ,he
above named court for divorce and
custody OF child. and must answer the
petition filed therein by said plaintiff
on or before the 21st day of June, A.
u. 1910. or said petition will be taken
as true, and a judgment for said plain.
tiff in said action for divorce and Gus
toly OF child will be rendered accord
ingly.
Dated this 10th day Of May, 1910
CHAMPION & CHAMPION.
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff
G. r. VERNON. District Clerk.
by S. VI. PARKER, Deputy.
10.17-2i-31.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16

ON September u aud received it ia
Sew York about week later, together
with other documents AMI memutan-
dums relating 10 the Claws matter.
Since that time. tu the best of my iu-
formation it has been In the posses
sion OF my secretary or among the
papers In this department, although D.
seems 70 have been overlooked I'm col
lectlrg ragers In answer to your PEE
yious tommunicat ons"
RMS statement by Attorney General
Wickersham. If it proves TO be correct,
means that Mr.. Ballinger was exon
Grated by one of his subordnates.
Lawler was appointed to his present
Office by Ballnger
The admission also means that Pres.
ident Taft put his name to letter
written by another man and let It
stand as his own deliberate iudg
ment.' The letter written by Lawler
and signed by President TAFT exouer
atcd Ballinser ami granted Ballingcrs
request for permission TO discharge
CLAWS. the man who made the charges
against Ballinger II was tbs letter
that President Taft said he wrote after
careful consideration of all the
facts In the case"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16
DErAnrMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OF

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, OF
IlCE Of Commissioner to the Five
civilized Tribes. Muskogee, Oklahoma, April
u. 1910. Public notice Is hereby given that
the Commissioners TO the Five Civilized
Tribes will sell AT public auction during
May and June, 1910, all vacant and for
feited lots In the following named towns In
the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw and Chlcka-
saw Nations, oklahoma. \ representative
of this Office will be at the postollice In each
Of the towns named at - o'clock a. M. or as
soon thereafter as possible, on the dates
specified, and proceed from there to locality
Of the lots to be sold aud there offer the
same for sale. Lots within the segregated
coal ana asphalt area In the Choctaw Ma
tiOn will be sold. saving and excepting. how
ever, all coal and asphalt hereunder. Fifty
per cent of the purchase price Of all vacant
lots must be paid In cash at the time Of
sale, aud the remainder within six months
from date of sale. The entire purchase
price of all forfeited lots must be paid In
cash at the time of sale. Forfeited lots In
Westville .. May . Adair Z, May 3 Ketch-
um =, May Ninita 2, May I Claremore
May . centralia !; May . Blnejackeet
May q; Alton -, May Falkland IS, May
! .oolagah ., May I; Tahequah Is, May
. Talala ., May . w9toya :, May . Le.
braggs :, May n; Weldon .Copanl !. May
II Ramona 10, May II : Webbers Falls \,
May II; Gritts /, May ~ Ochelata l, May
~; Vera !, May - Campbell /, May -
linsvllle ~. May ~; Muldrow 3, May IA:
oWasso = May II Salllsaw ., May II
Long I. May 10 Maple . May l6 North
Tulsa l. May II Eedland ., May II Cans
., May II Bennett /, May ~ TcXnnna 80,
June Fort Gibson 30, June 3. Forfeited
lots In Creek Nation llodenville q, May
. okmulgee >, May Sapulpa :, May
Checotah /. May 3 Wagner 1872 May
and 3 lnola -, May coweta Is, May
ld Red Fork ., May II kellyvlle II, May
Is irlstow %. May 10: Mounds 80 May
20 Beggs 30, May ~ Wnchel (SchulterJ
10, May ~; IIenryetta -, May ~ Ala.
hama ,Amahalal -, May - Wetumka q,
May 20 Foster tNeagerl 80, May -
Wildcat tGrayson) ~, May 2S Blxby 30.
May 80 Boynton 30. June ! Eufaula ~,
June . Lee MS, June . Clarksyille 90.
June , Muskogee -, June 1 Vacant and
forfeited lots In Choctnw Nation Atoka
vacant, ! forfeited, May . Bower I for
felted. May = Hugo II forfeited, May .
Canadian II forfeited. May . Antlers
forfeited, May 3 CrOwder : forfeited, MAY
3 savanna forfeited, May / string
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16
Notice Of Issuance Of Tax Warrant.

Notice Of Issuance Of Tax Warrant.
Notice Is hereby given that tax
warrant for the amount of Thirty
eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents
CS3S.7jD has been issued against
Lot Five 60. Block one Hundred
Thirty.siX 1880, and warrant
mounting 20 Forty-seyen Dollars and
Ninety-seven Cents (Sl79O has been
issued against Lot OneOD Block One
Hundred Eighty-one OSD, and a war
rant in the sum of Fifty-two 1852 O0D
Dollars has been issued against Lot
Six 60. Block Three Hundred Fifty
-four I354l. and the said warrants
have been filed with the City Clerk
e the City Of Ardmore, the same
being numbered %, 30 and 81 re-
spectivcly, that said warrants are
issued 10 cover the cost of labor
and material used i'm the construc-
tiou OF sidewalks abuttiug said prop
e.ty aud o. each warrant Is added
Clerks cost and cost of publication;
that it the same are not paid within
four weeks from the date of publi-
cation there viii be penalty added
of twenty-five C20 per cent as by
Law provided. which together with
other costs shall be made part of
the original assessment and collect
ed as a part thereof.
l.. j MYERS.
Acting city Engineer
l2.20-97-3
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Order for Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate by Guardian.

state of Oklahoma. Carter County, ss.
In County Court.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Bessie \. Brown, a minor.
Now. on this lith day of May, 1910.
comes T.. Payne as guardian of the
estate OF the above named ward hay-
ing filed herein his petition for the
sale of the real estate of said ward
for the reasons in said petition stat
ed
1t is ordered, That said petition be
and hereby is set for hearing on the
18TH day of June \. D., 1910. at ten
O'Clock. a. m. al which time the next
of kin and all persons Interested in
the estate of said ward are required
TO appear and show cause. II any they
have. why an order should not be
granted for the sale of so much of the
real estate of said ward as is ucces.
sary for the reasons in said petition
stated, and that personal service
hereof be made upon said next Of Nin
and persons interested in the estate
Of said ward as required by law. II
is further ordered that a copy he
/ published for three successive weeks
in The Ardmoreite OF Ardmore. Okla
homa.
/ l. X. MASON
County Judge
Dated this nth day of May. 1910.
| lI-22-2g-5
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County Judge.
Dated this nth day of May 1910.
li-22-29-5
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SITTING OF CIVIL DOCKET.
In the District Court for the Eighth
judicial District.

Court will convene on the first Mon.
day in May, 1910, and will be adjourn
ed to the third Monday in May, 1910,
when it will be reconvenel for tial
and disposal of such eases that may
be dispensed with without a jury. The
docket will be set to commence on
May the 10th, 1910, and continue to
the close of the term.
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There is nothing that flatters man
50 much MS q friend who spurns his
advice, and then fails.