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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
NUMEROUS CASES
BEFORE DISTRICT COURT
(Speclal Correspondence.

4ss tSpeclal sCOFreSpondenCe.) 7.Nt .2sf
Manti, Oct. 1.-Proceedings In the dis
trict court at Manti, during the past
week we're as follows:
Last Friday. Roscoe Morley was SEN
fenced by Judge Christensen to one year
in the penitentiary.
The case of John A. Anderson VS.. e
]. Kernes received hearing during
the week, the Jury deciding the issue
In favor OF plaintiff, assessing the
damages at s147.93.
Lucinda Hicks WAS granted an inter-
locutory decree of divorce from James
Hicks. also custody of the minor child
Ellen Seely vs. John It. Seely. de-
PENDANT, was ordered to pay $25 down,
SIS In 10 days and the balance in 80
days.
In the case of Caroline S. Nelson VS.
Albert Nelson. asking for separate
maintainancc, defendant was ordered to
pay plaintiff the sum of $500 within 10
days. $25 a month alimony, $50 attor-
ney fees and costs. The custody of a
minor child was awarded to plaintiff.
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COUNCIL DISCUSSES
FIRE PROTECTION.
Present Facilities Arc inadequate and
additional Equipment Mas
BE Provided.
Especial corresIpondence0

ss5ifl{A iNaopCGidl ,5
Logan, Oct. 1.-The city council met
last night and among other business
up was the report Of the committee on
police and fire to. which was referred
the matter OF providing better fire.
fighting facilities for the city, the
underwriters having complained that
the present arrangements were not
adequate. The committee recommend
ed the purchase of new hose wagon
and the employment Of another groom
for the department, so as to have a
man on duty all the while at the fire
hall. The council referred the matter
back to the committee with instruc-
tons to secure prices on hose wagons,
and specifications.
The city attorney presented the draft
of an ordinance placing license of
500 per year upon persons selling
goods by sample and taking orders
therefor, but the council did not take
1T up at that session.
Tho report Of the city justice of the
peace showed 80 arrests for the last
quarter and a total of s4e9 collected
in fines and forfeitures.
Tho matter Of obtaining right OF
way for reservoir In Logan canyon.
SO as to Increase the water supply OF
the city, again came up on COM
munication from Forester Smith Of the
Cache reserve, in which he pointed Out
the conditions that will have to BIZ
compiled with and the stipulation that
will have to be entered into in order
to obtain the desired right of way
! The whole matter was referred to the
committee on park sites and water
vii X.
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ANNIVEnsARY sOCIAI.

Ogden. Oct, 3-In honor of their
twcnty-fifth marriage anniversary. an
informal reception was held Saturday
evening ut tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Owen NJ, Sanderson al their residence.
22fS Madison avenue. The evening was
pleasantly spent With games and music.
following which Il delightful repast was
served at II O'clock. The home was
appropriately decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers. Tho guests were
Alr. and Mrs. G. c. Richards. Mr. and
Mrs. u, a. Lariiin. Mr., and Mrs. Born
( hope Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Hales, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank HaIes. Mrs. Mary Fly
i lgnre and Miss Julin wv euro
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POLICE COURT RECORD.

Ogden. Oct. S.--W. Grahlm. j. ].
MAIDEN and joan Doe were arraigned
< before Judge Munhv In police court On
Saturday on the charge of drunkenness
and wcrn all sentenced to serve five
days each In the city Jail.
Frank Jones and George Monroe were
charged With lncndicancy and sen
fenced toasorve 10 days each
Mike Riley denied the charge Of.
mcndicancy and was held aundcr $40
hail.
Il Cora Ellis aud W. +. :scath waived
their preliminary hearing on the charge
of grand larceny and were each held to
answer to the district court under $500
bonds The court instructed them as
to their rights in securing counsel
z SeAth and the Ellis woman are alleged
to have burgar.zed the home OF 9'hos
Burt early In September and taken
thcrefrom iewerN and wearing apparel
valued Mt 800, The pair wcro arrested
q in Omaha two weeks ago.
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AGEEEAlENr REACHED.

Ogden. Oct. 3.-ThrouRh an agree
ment With the retail clerks union, the
merchants of the city generally OBJ
served the . O'clock closing hour on
Saturday evening, Many Of the grocery
stores ana butcher shops have agreed
to closc ut O'clock. while the dry
goods and clothing merchants are hold
ing out till 0 pm. ina statement given
out Saturday by D. George Shorten
presdentfof the union. he says that no
effort Is being made to antagoniae the
MERCHANTS but nm effort Will be made
ito work In harmony with them for an
carly closing hour.
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SUNNYSIDE.
BOYS HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM FIRE
Especial correspondencc.l

Sunnyside. Utah, Sept. 25.-The quiet
ness of our town was disturbed at &c
am, yesterday, by tho cry Of fire, when
the home of Robert Crosby was burned
TO the ground. Two of his boys We're
startled when they discovered fire com
ing Into their bedroom from the north
room and they only escaped with their
night clothes. Much of the furniture
on the ground floor was saved, but
everything in the upper rooms was
burned.
The home of Samuel Naylor. next
door, was In great danger from the
flames. and was only saved by the
heroic efforts of his friends who formed
a fire brigade with a garden hose at
tachcd to the water bib in the kitchen.
keeping the roof wet till the flames died
out. til us
The district schools have commenced
with Miss Selma Lassen. principal;
Misses Agnes Lassen. Nellie Holland,
leila Hill, Mrs. Millie Burdick and Miss
Tompson MS teachers. "
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LOCAL MOSQUITO is
MALARIOUS INSECT

Provo, Oct 3.-Thc mosquito lscov-
cred by DR.. c. NJ. Clark. of this city,
and classified by him as anopheles
mosquito-the mosquito which spreads
malaria through incubation from its
sting-has been examined by DR.. T. b.
Beatty, secretary of the state board of
health. and other Salt Lake experts,
and by, them pronounced to be the
.nnopheles. Means will nowsN5c adopt
Ell as far as possible to guard against
It's sting and for its determination. Up
to this time it has generally been
claimed that the anophcles mosquito
did not exist in Utah.
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FARMERS PREPARING
TO RAISE SUGAR BETS

Richncd, Oct I.--Mnnager r ls, cut
Ter and Genrge Austin OF me Utah
Idaho Sugar company have been here
the past week and these gentlemen
brought the cheering news ..iiat work
is about to begin on the site nenr Eli
shore All doubt as to til, factory
is now at an end and things will begin
to hum from now IN unti4tae factory
is completed With the LARGE acreage
promised by the farmers for tho fac
tory. 1t will require the breaking up
of II large amount OF !ucerne lind and
teams are now in demand for this
n,Irpose r. 5Hs'l5
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RECENT DEATHS

KNIGHT, ANDREW JACKSON
AT Baxter, Texas, on Sept. %. $40,
Andrew jackson Knight passed away
after an illness lasting six weeks. He
was aged SO years. and was one Of
the earliest members of the Church
in that ncighborhood He had always
been a friend to tho elders. his homo
having been opened to them. and all
who have labored in the Texas confer
ence will be panied to learn of
his death. He leaves a wife and IL
children. all Of whom arc faithful Lat
ter-day Saints. In the days when
mobbing of elders was of frequent oc-
currenccS in Texas, the deceased gem
tcinnn proved II faithful friend to
the missionaries. He always bore a
strong testimony to the truth of tho
gospel, and died thanking God for It's
blessings. 81.
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hANT'.Il.
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS,
WITH HEAVY ROLL
Especial Correspondence

-8I-.- . lSpecIHI IurrtBpOhutHCe.J T'EI.7l|
Manti, Oct. 1.-The Manti High
school opened It's doors for enrolment
during the past week for the largest at
tendance In the history of the school.
The full enrolment for this year will be
over 100. Each department of the
school is in the hands of thoroughly
competent instructors, equal to the best
high school in the state. as Is stated
by j. T, Kingsbury of the u. of u, in
his endorsement printed in the an
nounce1nent. The same instructors are
in charge this year with the exception
of the domestic science department.
which will be presided over by Miss
Elida Snow.
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IONA, IDAHO.
OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
lsncoInl corroerondenec.l

Iona. rdo.. sept. g9,--Mrs. Louis A,
Ice. Who lns been seriously, III for some
time mast. IL slowly improving. ana thS
physici;,ns nov express the hope mat
0rsnn Ro,Xberry was buried today aft
c,n nj, illness OF SIX weeks. lie was "a
5venrs OF age, md unmarried. Consoling
remarks wcra made by Thonlas w. Ice.
prcsidcnt Stongc, Patriarch Il. l.. Sybca.
Il. j. Williams and Bishop c, w. Rock
wood.
MIS-, Mary Ellen simpson, who recent
3ly underwent an operation Is mprov-
Beet harvesting Is under way, aud
the tubers are found to DO of excellent
nuality,sbut the yield is 10 per cent below
the average. ig s1lf i 5al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
SITE RECOMMENDED,
FEDERAL BUILDING
tsnecIaI CORRESPONDENCE.

Richtield. Oct 1.--Lolis G. shipley,
one of the members Of the government
architectural staff. was in Rich!icld this
week and was more than pleased with
the site offered by the city for II fed
eral building, ana will recommend its
purchase This means that Uncle sam
Will erect a substantial building on
the most imposing vacant corner IN
Richneld. and that the city will also
erect a city hall near 1t that will be
a credit To the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO CHILD.

Provo, Oct. a.--I@a Prele, the S-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Lottie Bastinn,
met with very serious accident Sat
urdaX at the home OF her grandfather.
John Ciatherum of the Fifth ward. She
and some other children were sliding
down haystack, against the side Of
which a hayfork with tines turned UP
was standing. The child slid onto the
fork. striking on the abdomen, and
with such force that the tines passed
through her body. She was taken to
the Provo general hospital for treat
ment. Her condition is critical, but
hopes are entertained for her recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
MONTPELIER, IDA.
CHAIRMEN ELECTED, 4.
.s..5s COMING CAMPAIGN
Especial correypondencc.)

Montpelier, Idaho, Sept. 29.-Both
parties have organized for the coming
campaign, and are now prepared for
the fray. G. r. Wright is chairman,
of the Republican party committed.
with John ]. Jones secretary. I. H.
Cruickshanks was elected county
chairman by the Democrats, and w. j..
Ryan secretary.
The board of trustees of tho local
school district are making earnest Of
forts to enforce the provisions OF the
compulsory school law. Il. *
The engagement is announced OF
w. Louis Perkins and Miss Nellie
& Pearce of this city: also Of 4. w.
Woodruff Clark Of this city and Miss
Ethel Cook of Dingle. Both are
popular couples and begin their we'd
ded life under tho most favorable cir
icumstances. y /, &. "a
The new building or the bank of
Montpelier is nearing completlon. The
addition to the Hotel Burgoyne is
also nearly finished. Building has not
been as active this season as last.
owing in part to tho difficulty IN OBJ
taining material.
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G. s. EXAMINATIONS.

Provo Oct, 3--rhe following civil
service examinations Will be held Iii
tho Federal building In this city as
follows:
Nov.f9.-Physlcal laboratory aid min
ing engineer; teacher Of metal working
and mechanical drawing: testing cn-
gineer and animal husbundry.
Nov 0. 10,--,Tunior computer. bureau
OF mines; junior physicist and junior
chemist; junior chemist (eXplosives).
J. r. Hodson, local secretary of tho
civil service examiners. will furnish in
formation to applicants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
WILL cur soAIE ICE.

Ogden, Oct 3-Nlanager Samuel
Thomas Of the Ogden City Ice company
has Dust leta large contract to the j. +.
,O'NAls Construction company for u dam
in tie river near the mouth OF Ogden
canyon. The water VIII be taken from
the pipe line Of the Utah Light e Rail
way company and the area covered by
the backwater Will be about nine acres.
The latest machinery for tically
cutting Ice will be Installed by the COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
TYPHOID PREVALENT.
(SpeclnI Correspondence.)

Fairview, Oct. Ia serious epidemic
OF typhoid fever is reported to be rag
ing in Fairview by Frank C. Emery,
state sanitary Inspector, who made a
trip through this county during the past
week. Mr.. Emery states that he found
9 cases of the disease in Fairview and
all the way from one to ten cases In
the other towns and settlements ho
visited. The cause of this is the use
OF surface well water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
kidding SICK DUCKS. .

Provo, Oct. 3.--In spite Of the warn
in, Issued by the County Fish and
Game Protective association and the
county and city boards OF health.
hunters were out Saturday morning
carly. killing ducks on Utah lake. II
the ducks are offered for sale. prose-
clltionS will follow. ~
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SALOON BURGLARY.

Provo, Oct. 3.--Homer Davis, a young
nah of Salem. under 81 years of age.
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Halcs
Saturday, and Is now IN the county jail
lIc is suspected OF burglarizlng Boynrk
4 Hughes asaloon In Salem, where q
case Of whisky, several bottles of beer
and rs cents In cash were taken,
Thursday night 1t Is also possible the
arrest of Davis will lead to arrests
for selllnE liquor to II minor. IA
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FUNERAL SERVE.
Special correspondence. )

Especial correspondence ttg
Fairview. Oct, 2.--The funeral service
over the remains Of ..Grandma" Green,
ono of the inmates of the county mfr
mary, were held at the Westinghouse
yesterday afternoon, with Bishop Peter
son conducting the ceremonies. The
speakers We're Samuel Bills, H. p. Han
son and Fred Danielson. The choir
sang hymns selected by the lady be-
fore death. Interment was in the Fair
view cemetery.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.

Provo, Oct. 3-Gcorge A. Boyd has
been granted an interlocutory decree
of divorce from Alice e. Boyd on the
ground of desertion. The custody Of
two minor children was awarded plain
tiff; ne, however, was willing that
they should remain with their mother
in Ogden, where they now are. so long
as lie may consider it for their best
interest, and he will provide for their
maintenance. Tho parties were mar
rcd in Plain City, Weber county. July
s. 1Saa -. .---.L
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sUrT FOR, DIVORCE.

Logan, Oct. l.-Helen Krumholz OF
this city has filed suit in the district
court against Morris krumholz. for d.
vorce. The complaint alleges that the
pair were married In California In 1903,
and that the husband forSsome time
past has failed to provide for the
plaintiff.
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PAYSON.
FUNERAL SERVICES
lsneoinl clorresnondence.l

Payson, Sept. 3O.--Isuneral services
over the remains OF George Naylor,
who passed away Mt his homo In Help.
ter, were held In the First ward meet
.lnghoust yesterday. Deceased was
father to Mrs, John Wilde OF this
place and was G6 years old at time OF.
his death which wns due to a paralytic
stroke With which he was stricken
about two weeks ago. g5 Vi S
n A missionary farewell will BIO given
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SULTAN OF SULU IS
HOMEWARD BOUND

Ogden. Oct. 3.-Iadji Mohammed
Jamulai Hiram II. the famous sultan
I of Suu, passed through, Ogden Sunday
afternoon. en- route for San Francisco.
where ho will sail for home. The sui
tan Is said to have adopted many mod
America, which he viii put to the test
in hts Philippine home.
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sTr,AWnERnY TuNNEL.

Provo, oct. 3.--Thc Strawberry irrl-
cation project tunnel was driven 439
feet in September which makes the
total length of the tunnel 1900 feet,
against $4,000, the length of the tunnel
when completed. Concrete lining is
now being placed in the tunnel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
MANAGEI, DOW REruRNs.

Provo, Oct 3.-Maragcr James Dow
OF the Knight Wooden Mills returned
from Chicago Saturday night accom-
panied by his family who came from
Maine Mr.. Dow also brought with
him from the east several expert mill
mon who will take positions In tho
Knight mills, the party numbering 10
In all ErBa. M ,tg- .Ht.Hi 5|llbas .fg III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
.I.ARHIAGE LICENSES.

Ogden, Oct a3.--Llcenses to marry
have been issued by the county clerk
TO the following couples: James Calais
and Mimic NJ. a. Noonan, both OF Salt
Lake; Jesse b. Mendenhall OF Salt
Lake and Bcrnlce Chadwick of New
York city
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4 Your cougl, nnnoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mems
.hranes Of your throat II you want to
be annoyed. But IL YOU want relief,
want to be cured. thke Chninberlaln's
Cough Remedy Sold by all dealers.
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g. Fl. Miller GRAIN co.
Ht& Grain ana Coal. 10 W.. 1st
30. Boil Phone 1862. Ind 1A0A
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-07
w. II. M. s.

The Home Mission Society met at
the church Thursday afternoon Oct.
9Th, with good attendance.
The devotional exercises were led
by Mrs. Gillis, who read for lesson
the fourteenth chapter Of St. John.
otis 80 Sweet to Trust in Jesus" was
sung. Prayer was offered by Mrs. j.
D: Harper, and then Jesus Paid it
alp was sung. Minutes Of previous
meeting we're read and approved.
The treasurer having resigned Mrs.
Gillis was elected to the Office. After
reports from different officers, the
paper question was taken up and quite
a donation was made to pay for a
wagon to collect papers at an early
date, hoping everybody will have
the papers ready to be carried in.
Six new names were added to roll.
No other business, meeting adjourned
with all repeating the Lords Prayer.
MRS. J. R. Warts,
Cor. Sec'y.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-07
Local and Personal.

Our motto is fresh goods our hobby
quick delivery. Wood Grocer Co.
Mrs. Mead is visiting relatives and
friends in our city.
We handle nutriline and mo milk.
Wood Grocer Co.
A circus is on the way here and will
arrive about the Goth.
Don't forget us for celery on Sat-
urdays. Wood Grocer Co.
Miss Mabel Readhimer of Saline is
visiting her brother. L. E. Readhimer.
Get a Free Majestic Souvenir-See
our advertisement in this issue.
Winfield Furniture Co.
Miss Clara Harper will go to Alex
andria this evening to visit friends.
Wood Grocer Co. will have fresh
green beans every week; also fresh
pickles, pigs feet.
L. S. Pinckard came up from Selma
d Sunday and spent a while with the
home folks, returning Tuesday.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-07
Deserved Promotion.

Mr.. Fl. G. Couch, who has had his
headquarters here for several years,
has been made General Manager of
the Southern Telephone Co., and
will remove in the near future tc
For'!.yc", Ark. While we rerrett his
rem oval from our town, we f,"l
that he has received mcrited pyo.
motion and the company has secured
the best services obtainable in his
election for the position.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-07
W. R. Williams of Colfax visited
friends and relatives here Saturday.

W. R. Williams of Colfax visited
friends and relatives here Saturday.
Buy your heaters from G. II. Elliott
at the Second Hand Store where you
can buy everything cheap.
Mrs. Allen Whitley and little daugh-
ters have returned from a pleasant
visit to the home folks in Texas.
Every thing we sell is guaranteed
to be first class or money back.
Wood Grocer Co.
M. M. Fisher had been on visit to
his home folks and left this morning
for {; visit to his; Red River property.
It will more than pay you for the
time to read our large advertisement
in this paper. Winfield Furniture Co.
B. S. Atkinson, the genial general
passenger agent of the L. & A., was
a visitor our city last Tuesday.
We want you to call at our store
during our Majestic Demonstration
Week, October 10th to 18th, and get
a Souvenir Set of Majestic Ware.
Winfield Furniture Co.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-07
We keen constantly on hand Irish

We keep constantly on hand Irish
potatoes, sweet potates, cabbage,
onions and fresh vegetables. Wood
| Grocer Co.
Mr.. r. R. VanCleave and family
returned home Monday night from a
Pleasant visit to relatives in Ken
0ucl.y.
Get 4 Majestic Souvenir Set Of
Ware at Winfield Furniture Com
pany's store during demonstration
week, October 10th to 18th.
B, w. Bailey returned Monday from
New Orleans where he went to place
hi, daughter, Lease. in the Sophie
Wright College.
New heardwear is now the order of
| the day and Miss Beulah Wilson is
prepared to suit the most fastidiOus.
See her Millinery creations before
you buy.
A fine rain visited this section this
week, the first in several weeks. The
weather has cleared up cool and fires
are comfortable in the early morning.
Mrs A. j. Brewer and baby left for
their home at Mooringsport Tuesday
| after pleasant week spent in our
city with J. r. Wood and family.
Whitley & Thomas have big line
OF water colors, tablets and all other
school supplies. They are selling a
fine Is inch rule for Sc, the kind that
costs 10c anywhere else.
Miss Hylton Toy left Thursday
morning for Fordyce, Ark, where
she has accepted the position of
stenographer for Mr.. Couch, whom
she was with before his promotion.
1Irs. Rhodes Atkinson left On the
Rock Island at noon today for Ruston
where she will spend several days
before going to her home at Little
Rock.
Our young friend Val. Crozier' Of
the fremont Lumber Co., is the hap
by father of q dainty little baby CIR
which came to bless and beautify his
home life last Monday.
Monday evening Mrs. 6. A. Lowery
entertained few friends. Converse
ton and games were in order for {
while, after which delicious cream
J | and cake were served.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A., H. Eubanks O.
Chicago are in our city on visit
Mr.. Eubanks is agent for the Olive
Typewriter and will probably make
his headquarters here.
Drop in our store during our Males
tic Demonstration Week, October
10th to 18th, and let US show you why
the Great and Grand Majestic Range
J is the best on earth. A Souvenir Sc
of Ware worth $500 given with every
Majestic range sold. Winfield Fur
niture Company.
Mrs. W. F. Dickerson and little
daughter are visiting the family O
her father, J. A. Colvin, in Alexan
dria this week. She is just recover
inc from q severe illness, and he
many friends are hoping her visit will
restore her to health.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-07
Notice

Is hereby given that the registration
of qualified electors to participate in
the Congressional election closes on
Saturday, Oct. 8, 1910, but that regis.
tration will continue until Nov. 9th
for the purpose of voting the property
road tax election on Dec. 9Th, 1910.
J. M. MCCAIN,
Registrar Winn Parish.
Oct. 18th, 1910.