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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08
Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that pursuan,
TO order made by the County Board o!
Education for Clarendon County. dated
the .th day OF June. 1910. the under
signed, Is the Board o! Trustees of Man
ming Schoo! District, No. 3, will hold
an election at The Bank OF Manning
on Thursday, the BIRD day Of June. 1910.
The purpose of said election is TO
authorize the said School Trustees 70
levy and collect tax OF Two mills 70
supplement the other taxes now collect
ed 10 said School District for school
purposes.
Under the law only such electors ~
return real or personal property for
,aration, Sod who exhibit their tax
receipts and registration certificates rs
required by law in general elections
are allowed 70 vote.
y. LEVI.
JOSEPH SPROTT.
". c. DAVIS.
Board Trustees, Manning School Dis
;r:ct. Number ..
June .th, 1910.
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News From Hampton.
E.,i!,o- The Manning Times

Editor The Manning Times
This rambler has a!ish:ed ou g beat
,itul spo, called Hampton l: you have
ever visited our town, you will admit.
though you live in the pretty town Of
Manning, tha, we have oae OF the most
up-:o-da,e towns 10 be found anywhere.
lis here tha: the Sun shines brightly,
while the 5almy, health laden breezes
fan the 5rows Of the Inhabitants the year
-ound wonder sometimes, il The mock
iuy birds ever sing so Sweetly anywhere,
as they DO .. Hampton: but why may
they no, sing sweetly here: are not the
beauties of nature enough TO draw forth
the be>. efforts OF U:au or bird. We Won
der sometimes that al men do not seek
homes IN our beautiful forests and be-
SIDES our sparkling streams The charms
:ha, eavi-ou Us here though. 60 no.
keep Us iron. reading your valuable pa
per. We hope you Will hide your s,nil-
iny face for moment, while this writer
explodeS with his views: tia: we need
more .nen in I'll the walks OF life, but
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08

The readers Of :h!S paper vii! DC pleased 20
learn ,ha. :hcrc IS =: least ono dreaded disease
:ha: science has beer able - cure IN u! lt>
STAGES and that i> Catarrh- Hal! = SCasar.h cure
is The ONLY positive cure known 70 the c1eIic.i!
t.s.c-ui:v Ca>acrh ecta- L constitutional d.
ea>c requires constitutional treatment Hal! y
Ca:arrh C1:r Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and :E:ccoG> auTtaceS o! INC >T>-
;.::... thereby DESTROYING the foundation O: the
oI>casc aad S;vicS IAe pcisiea: strength BY build
ing Up the constitution md assisting nature n
doing Is work. The p:opc.e;o-s have 20 I0ca
faith n its curative powers tha; they occc One
Hundred Dollars .ot apv case ;aa: Il .att> 20
cure Send 20. lis: O: testimonials
Address. E.J. CHENEY S CO. Toledo. o.
Sold By druggists. sc
Halls FAMILY Pills arc :Ac best
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08
NOTICE.

Pursuant TO Commission issued by
the Secretary OF State, the undersigned
vii! open books of subscription 20 TIE
Clarendon Building @od Loan Company,
! corporation proposed 20 be formed,
4; the office OF Charlton DuIsact in
Manning. $ c.. II the hour OF 10
o'clock y. NJ, Thursday, June 9th, 1910.
CHARLTON DURANT.
+. G.. HORTON.
y. LEVI.
Board Corporators.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08
NOTICE.

All :aS payers and schoo! patrons G!
School District No IS are requested 10
meet at Home Branch church At 1
O'Clock on Friday, the seventeenth day
OF June for the purpose OF discussing
and formulating piaos for selling Stone
Line and Oakland Schools and combin
ing these two schools and Home Branch
school. Erecting Z building and es,ab-
fishing graded school in center OF said
territory. G. 4. McFADDIN.
+. 3. ANDREWS.
". T. TOCCHBERRY.
Trustees.
Nav 80, 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08
Candidates Cards.
Congress.

TIC THE: VOTERS OE' CLARENDON AND
the Fir>. Congressional District:
announce myself Z candidate tor Congress-
from The FrSt Congressional D!S:r!c: and >o!!c!.
and viii appreciate your support
Clarendon County has never furnished (: rep
cc>cn:liivc in Congress during the ..ty-Erc
years OF the County history.
I. Clarendon cy.>r wants = couS.c~>:I..I he
licvc now is her oppo.;unc time. I. my friends
Will stand by NE IN ;h!S couatT and 60 wha:
;hey can .or me IN ;ae Other coCntic> o: Ecck-
e!cy Charleston CoIIc,oa and Dorchester. l be-
!icvc there Is = chance OF this County furnishing
4 nan 70 !ooi. AFTER The Districts interests IN
Washington. }. II. LESESEE.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08

The first meeting Of the Stockhold-
Loan Association, will be held on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in
Grand Jury room in Court House.
Every stockholder is urged to be pre-
sent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08
A ICbate.

Mrs. Bessie Cubbsse. wife OF Mr.. y.
NJ. Cabbage, departed this life FRIDAY.
9th. The Death Angel came At 3 clock
in the mornIug. She was dear good
woman. ana beloved by all who knew
her. She was about 80 years OF age. and
leaves broken hearted husband and
I've dear little children. the vouoges,
ius: eight months o!d. two brothers aud
Two slSserS survive her. she was the
daughter OF the late P. c. Cochran. The
funeral took place st Bethel churca on
the 18Th. Rev. NJ. J. kiser conducted
the service. All that medical skill and
loving hands could DO was done, but it
was DOL fer her 20 remain with Us, the
cal! 10 her heavenly Father was made.
Gods will be done.
We Saw her fade ~ does ,cci.
Beneath tae touch Q. deaths cold hand:
Our N!chS and SoSS brought no RELIEF.
The :nc>>acc came ~ Gods command
We Saw 10: the white -oSe3 AC&c:
AZ /. entered with .o!dcL wing.
To SumnoGS hone our dca7
To The artrS @: on Heavenly kinS
Esu, NC knew By TIE >wea; upon her b.o".
Br :hc ha:.s,S 30 c!ac2uy ,ad cold
Th-: she dca:G AcSel' Is win: hcr tors. had touch
cd.
And the sad tale had been told.
We knew :ha: the Saviour had called her 20 :
b!tSx.ul mansion On hiSh.
To shield her forever from sorrow and care in
HtS far OF home n :hc SSr.
We knew ;aa: :he Pcariy Gates Ga high Tor
her would open wide.
That her mother. father aod kindred dear.
were nesting close By her side
And When ou. tired Zee: from Times wo-a
path nay resi-.
We then may fully understand our Fathers
vii! il best:
Mrs. J. W. COCHRAN.
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Scaee.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF \ CAN.
d,da:c FOR the Scna:c. Sub,ec: 70 the rules o.
the Democratic primary.
w c. DAVIS.
EnEELING hat have given 20 the people o.
Z Clarendon County and 20 the State. Z con
>c!eatiovS service aS State Senator. Offer ,ny-
>e.f candidate .o- reelection 20 the Senate
subject 20 the requirements OF the D. Ioc ratio
Primary. LOUIS APPELT.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08
Eocs: Of Representatives.

7 HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
Gida,e for the House o! Representatives sub
lec: 70 the rules OF the Democratic primary.
Z. .. WHITE.
r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF 4 CAN
didaic 70: reelection 10 ;hc House Of Repre-
Scniat.reS. subject 20 the action and rules o!
the Democratic party. D. L. GREEN
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500 Reward. 500.

Silver. S. c., June 6. 1910.
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NOTICE.

May 80, 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-08

Che, us, 5. c., Experiment Station
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
Leading Druggist
Successful

After 4 great deal Of effort and COR
respOndence- a leading druggist has
succeeded in getting The d.. Howard Co
to make a special half-pTfce introduc-
tory offer on the regular ffty-cent size
OF their celebrated specific for the cure
Of constipation and dyspepsia
This m=diCine IS a recent discovery for
the cure of all diseases Of the stomach
and bowels It not only gives quick re-
lief, but IL makes permanent cures
Dr. Towards specific has been 50 re-
markedly successful in curing constipa-
ton, dyspepsia and all liver troubles
that he IS willing 70 return the price
paid in every case where II does not
give relief,
So great Is the demand for this spe-
ciflc that James O'DOnneu. 90 T street
northwest has been able 20 secure only
a limited supply, and every one who
Is troubled with dyspepsia, constipation
or liver trouble should call upon him at
once
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
CONVICTS INVENTION
WINS HIM PARDON

OMAHA. Neb-. Feb 1---JuIEe Is
telIe. Of the district court. has been
notified by the state pardon board that
If ne viii designate a person % take
charge Of William Howard. convict in
the state penitentiarv. he viii he pa
rolled. 10 enable him 10 perfect MS fuven-
ton OF a self-balancinE aeropIane.
which the prison authorities are con
WINGED viii be an Improvement over
any machine now in use
Howard was sent to the penitentiarv
from Omaha IN 1877 on conviction OF
burglary He has IN his cell now a
model Of the proposed afrship- The nee
essary financial backing is said 10 be
promised
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
WHIT RECOVERING
FROM GAS FUMES
Will Be Arrested for En-
beZZlement AS Soon AS He
Can Leave Hospital.

Seeking death rather than face q
charge Of embezzlement. Walter z.
Whit. who tried to end his life by
inhaIinz Illuminating gas in a room at
the Commercial Hotel, IS out of danger
today in the Emergency Hospital. while
a policeman Is on constant guard at his
bedside.
Whit who was employed as a driver
for a dairy in the southwest is accused
Of apprOpriaIinR to his own use between
500 and $500 Whit engaged a room at
the hotel last evening, and shortly after
midnight the clerk detected the odor Of
escaping gas. which he traced TO the
room. With a rUber tube connected with
Il gas let between his lips. Whit was
found sitting ia a chair In an uncOn-
sciOus condition.
There were Eeve-al letters addressed
10 relatives and friends in Whitt's pOck-
cts. but as they had been sealed, the
police did not open them
Whit is tWenty-seVen years old, and
lives at 1872 Third street northwest.
,Jstectives SpTfugmaT sd O-5rlen have
i warran- charging him win embezzIe-
meut, and as soon as he Is able 70 leave
the hospital he viii be placed under
rTeSt
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
EDITORS ASSAILANT
PARDONED BY GOMEZ
Cuban NewSpaperman Also
Liberated In Effort to Pla-
cate Protesting Press.

HAVANA, Feb. I7.-Gen. Orencio No
darse was today released from prison,
on a pardon from President Gomez, af-
ter an Incarceration Of twenty-four
hours, for shooting Senior TOrriente,
editor OF La Pc1etico Comica
Nodarse was sentenced to three years
Imprisonment, but in consequence Of
what Gomez considered mitigating cir
cuTstances, the President Immediately
granted pardon
The editors of La, Pres Prensa- FL Cor
DO. and Provision, who were Imprisoned
for attacking President Gomez IN their
papers. VIII be released today as q re-
suit Of the passage by the house OF
representa- ives Of q bill granting am
nesty to all prisoners held for libel
This IS considered the easiest way out
OF the difficulty that followed the I'M
pT1sonment OF the men They refused
10 accept g pardon and the entire press
Of tx Island Immediately began a cam
paign against ,he restricting OF the
newspapers.
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
MISS GLADYS HOADLEY.

Joseph FinckeI, teacher IN the night
schools
Miss Hattie 3 Middleton. clerk at the
Mckinley Manual Training school
Miscellaneous
Extension Of leave Of absence 70 the
end of the school year 70 Miss NJ n
Duvau. now on leave Of absence, TO take
effect from February .
Transfer NJ r. Norris, 5anitor, from
the Cerberry school TO the Jackson
School.
Dismiss ". II. Sheerer. 5anitor Of the
Blow School, on suspension FOR inability
10 perform satisfactorily the duties Of
his position
" Dismiss G P Berkeley, 5auit, = OF the
Ross School for deserIjou- OF the serv-
ice.
Dismiss NJ Y Berkeley, caretaker Of
the Ross Portable School, for deserrion
of the service
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
ADMIRAL CLOVER
DIMES GOTHAMITES

Eew York members OF the Military o.
der OF Foraigu Wars are IN the city 70
invite President Taft 70 q reception and
dinner when the insignia Of the order
VIII be bestowed upon him The Presi-
dent was recently made member OF
the Ee~ York commandery and con-
scented 70 be d guest Of the order IN
New York on March Il. The New York
eTs we're entertained last night az dinner
at the Metropolitan Club. By Admiral
Richardson Clover Of The navy, com
mander OF the District cOmmsndery.
Speeches were delivered al the dinner
BY Admiral Clover. Admiral Mark lfr.
Glover. Mr.. Morgan, General WOodIine.
and Others
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
FILIPINOS SCARED
BY MIMIC BATTLE
Islanders Sell Property and Flee
From Towns Expecting
Real War.

MANILA. ?. 7, Feb 1.-THE army
maneuvers have created Dauics in sew
eral towns IA the archipelago. Many
PanEasin people have sold their prop
eTty cheap and have fed 70 the noun
U81nE. fearing real war. despite the as
sUTauces Of municipal officials.
Under command of Brig Daniel H
Brush. the blue army started north.
assuming the defensive in the land ma
neuVeTs- The red" forces. under Com
mander Potts. viii embark on trans
ports today, and 20 % the north coast
20 attack the - les" A landing and
advance upon TIE enemy viii be made
at any available point between SUbic
bav and the LinEzyan gulf Almost
lpnJo troops VIII b engaged Gen. VII
liam P DITEall. war game umpire
viii visit the -outeudiuE forces on Fri
day.
40 misunderstanding With japan has
resulted from the hostile editorials IN
Fl ReuacirnteuT0 uruvuape-
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
SIGN BOARD BAN
STRONGLY FAVORED

J, Horace Mcfarland. president OF the
American Civic Association, advocates a
crusade IN Washington against what hs
describes IS the "siEnboard nuisance"
particularly those fronting the Capitol
The existence Of these signDOards. he
declared, in an address before the wash
inE-0u Society OF Fine Arts last night,
Is an outrage and the people OF this city
should take steps 70 remove them
Nj Mcfarland said VVashi-s stOn SUD
Piled the one example Of civil, art based
UQOu intelligent planning. and rs beauty
should be preserved against the offensive
slEnbCard-
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
ROADS TO SAFEGUARD
LIVES OF PASSENGERS

Announcement e made that block sig
mails. the most effective device vet in
vented for the protection OF trains. are
10 be installed on 400 more miles =
American railroads this year.
OF the coUutTy.s total mileage, more
than One-fOUrth-53.924 ntIe=arp al
ready equipped with the block system.
TWenty-Esven roads are equipped with
the block system Many others have
the lrELallatLon almost cnnDlefad-
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
MANAGERS 10 REGIME

The board Of managers OF the Young
WomeT's Association viii be at home
10 members and friends on the night
OF February u VVashinEton'E Birthdav
An entertainment will be given The
committee in charge includes Mrs W
H Bsyiy, Mrs G. l. Corby, Miss N T
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Gas Ranges, Water Heaters, GIG 18th St
c. A Muddiman & Co. 1904 G St
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
We Are Direct importers

Of Sherrfps. Ports, and Brandies- Lowest
prices DonneIly. 14th and Eye SITS nv.
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Better Eat Quality" Ice Cream
Because it's absolutely pure 81 gallon
all favors. RcsenfeId-s. So II ne; phone
7 fuC 101a-
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
LOCAL MENTION.
Hotel Fritz Pautar

Table & Hote Dinner, 6 10 s . cents with
wine Music Visit our RathskeIler
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Best Elgin Creamery Butter, ssc ID.
Monarch Grocery, s W cor 18th and l.
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
Relieved by Murine Eye Remedy Com
bounded by Experienced Physicians.
conforms 10 Pure Food and Drugs
Laws Murine Doesn't Smart SOOthes
Eve Pam Try Murine in Your Eyes.
Ask Your Druggist
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Chile Con Came and Hot TamaIes. The
Ranch, 90 Z 81 NV Open til midnight.
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Get a Box Of Donnelly's Denver Oyster
Fries on Your way home. So 18th Il y.
". Phone n 70e6- Fresh Smoked dsfiv.
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Caverly's plumbing. 1881 c ST. y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Miss B L Sanderlin, kindergarten,
sIs4ant at the Blair School
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Miss Ge0rEette Ross. Librarian at Z
class 10 class .
Albert Fesseuden. clerk at the Easter
High School, from class 1 TO class .
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Alice" Heard From Again
Woman Who Stirred Up Readers Of the Indenan-
dent Two Years Ago, Now Happily Married..
Writes Of Her Married life--Gives I'm
married Girls Some Pointers

and give us lively evening Nv
husband Is not much Of society howl.
er, as his time is pretty we'll taken
up with his business, and he sees and
meet people at the store all dav lona
30 when he comes home he want"
quiet and rest and I am willing thst
ne should have it. II course 7 am
fortunately, this is socially clean
community and up to date also. NV
husband urges me to take a lively in.
terest in the social work of the town
out l usually stay with him evenings
because l know he appreciates nv
company, even if he is reading tho
daily papers, Anyway, l really nre.
fer literary work of some Instructive
Kind, to gadding about too much
may continue my "Alice" writings
during the winter months, but viii
glVe< no pointers on married life.
am Just learning few lessons in that
myself. One thing I will say, how
ever, by way of josh, is this: Girls
when you marry small man with a
NO. l6 IL collar band don't try to mil
and yank on your end of the neck.
yoke because the game is dead against
you. Fix up some other scheme tn
manage him, but don't bring in any
neck plays. Try to fit the situation az
neatly as possible Alice.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Dairy Series No, 6.

Every common herd Of cattle! con-
talns one or more cows Of, or approach
ing the type described in the last
series. --.
These should from the basis or foun-
datlon stock of better dairy herd.
and whether one or twenty COWS are
kept, the aim should be- to get those
that will produce most economically
is the ones that will use even
high priced food stuff and convert It
into dairy products at a good profit.
The dairy herd should be headed
by q pure bred bull Of some dairy
breed. by all means of distinctively
dairy type, masculine In appearance,
prepotent and descendant Of recos-
nized milking stock.
The farmer owning q small dairy
herd will do much better to 20 in
with his neighbors and buy a good
bull than he win to buy for himself.
The company will be able to get a
better animal and at the same time
reduce tie individual expense. They
will hay the foundation Of a neighbor-
hood hard. bred along similar lines,
and IN this cooperative breeding Of
live stosk nsighboring farmers viii
ind . sourss ~ matnar profit. This
appfD qaftS as fully to other opera
items - It doss 10 thu partnership or
se>esTasasa Breeding Of dairy stosh
d. Paul, Jan. Is.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
SURREY. NEWS.

III. and Mrs. Geo. State are visiting
N Analer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall are tax
- care of their house during their
1la1nee.
III. and Mrs. Young and baby are
Visiting in Canada.
llr4 T. Fox spent few days last
Xsak 1t her son, Edwards.
lr. Hall began q series of meetings
N he Christian church last Monday.
Rs. and Mrs. Zook spent Saturday
~ Sunday with friends in Minot.
lln and Mrs. Wilgus came out from
nsask last week Wednesday to at
senl . business meeting at the Chris
tan church.
IL. Pence was called to see b. H.
4o1 last week.
alk, and; Mrs Olson have gone to
~ coast for months vacation.
c. johnson, of Arnegard stopped
Asee between trains. on his way east.
IT, Crawford arrived here Monday
ReA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

,ue stockholders of the Ward Coun-
~ Racing association held meeting
h the Commercial club rooms Tues
dsy night, and elected the following
nn.rd Of directors, Joseph Roach, l..
n Davis, c.. H. Parker, Dr. Taylor
and Martin Jacobson,
Tho directors then. elected the FOL-
,svsnx officers: President, Martin ia
sp>soa; secretary. c. A. Grow; Treas
srSr. Dn Taylor,
II vas decided to hold the racing
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
FARMERS EXCITING RACE
louderback Chased Woman -Four Miles Who Had
picked Uo His Sack Of FIour--Made Husband
Die the Sack Out OF the Hay

woman's team went, and altho she
was mile and q half ahead Of him
he lay on the CAD, and kept up the
mad pace for about four niles See
ing the woman drive into her home,
he drove up to the placed and asked
for his flour, but, was told that no
flour had been found. Louderback
got up his Dutch, and the wmoan's
husband seeing that he was in dead
earnest, dug the sack out OF the
hay, and gave it to the owner.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

J. 4. Louderback came to Minot
a week ago Saturday and bought
axnoux other things q hundred pound
,ack of flour. On the way home the
sl>,gh struck a rough place In the
yaad and the -four was knocked on
a. seat. Mr.. Louderback turned
his team around as soon as he could,
Int noticed that a woman whom he
Asa passed, had picked up the flour
she was driving the team at a swift
Ssss. and Louderback gave chase. The
f.atsr his ponies ran the faster the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Sherwood Round House Burns
Two Engines Ruined in Sunday Night Fire.
~ PurdyS OverallS Are Burned--Round House
Will Be Rebuilt at Once

The round house at Sherwood
caught fire from an over heated stove
Sunday night and burned completely
down. Two engines were burned and
made practically worthless. It was
necessary to send an extra engine up
to Sherwood from Minot Monday
morning to bring the Cannon, Ball ex-
press to this city. One Of the engines
destroyed was No. 157 and the other
one Of the 30O'k John Purdy, the en-.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
WillHold Race Meet June 21-23
n,reclors and Officers Elected at Meeting Tues
.av Nieht--Want to Hold Meet in Conjunction
With Fair Another Year

meet June 21, % and %. Big purses
will be given, the same as will be
given by the Grand Forks association.
The Ward county Racing Assocla-
ton is in excellent financial condition
there being a surplus in the treasury
The stockholders desire that the
Ward County fair be held after this
wear in conjunction with the race
meet, and it may be that this can De
done.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

rilla, Texas, and saw great big
fine tract of good soil and subsoil and
I am certain that under proper cult
walton that it is bound to be a rich
farming country ], will be home in
a few days and will be pleased to
have any one who is in any way inter.
ested and want to know about Texas
to call and see me at my office on
the second floor of the Optic block.
Yours truly,
B. F. Warren.