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J. E. WELLS BUYS
 FINE BIRD DOG

John E. Wells, returned Wedr roeday evening from Wewoka, Oklahoma, where he went last Sunday to visit an old friend. He brought back with him a very fine registered bird dog. which he bought from his friend, H. l.. Barney. of Wewoka a breeder of high class Pointers. The dog is reg g'stered as 'Plain Frank" and is sired by Fishel's Frank, the greatest Pointer dog living in America, and has sired more field trial winners than any oth- CT pointer dog On record. MT. Wells says "Plain Frank Is the best train ed and easiest handled dog of his age he ever saw work, and he has had a w de experience in field shooting.
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A |. .rrA I1r.s..-... 2 .,as+


 .Aa old r'tgoni '.t'=e' ',ara e@ the follow Ing ql'asnll! wu.sied atls,.t.ss,,.:
 '{snre v,Hs some tia4e an ed lsaght who. ben" 'tf>FoSe0 to L4nt;e hi self me4sE la q G't'.St1aas .li4e. sseat for nla"f vi iis taaHats and jtor Hai.-a- bQrs 7.ea lAeif wives. fo dIilllr~# =-zs h3v!N% u;"G~ lGtat 10 bQ 4-t ab t.4.. table would suffer no man to t.i2tl till he that waS aasfer over Tls ws', should sing carroll: great ntcpn'sz : there was who should be the mlsSi';:.p Yet with much adoe. looking ons, nlail another. after Il dry henme or sgr4. ! dreaming companion drew out a: much as he dare toward an old f4>lt- toned ditty. When having n2y1e ], end. to the great comfort of rfa ',,.= holders. at last it came to the w,lasH.. ., table. when likewise connmae es s.,.-.sf was given that there should nt> ss2' .,-. be touched till she rhat wa~ sssa~-et. over her hnshand haa sung d ssf.rts.- mas carroll wherrN,on they fell RI tn such singh. that there wa- never heard such 5 c2rterwaling pe-ce of musicke. Whereat the knight laughed heartily. that 1t d.d hi!n halfe as muche good as a corner of his Christ mas pie"
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TO PATRONS.

On and after this date We will col lect for each package of laundry at the house and will not accept 70. K. tickets flor collection. but will deliver them to the houses as much as three times. We do that in order to give you prompt delivery and save the time of the driver from collecting tickets which are o. K.
 AMERICA CAN-EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
 COMPANY. 12 27 Ct
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given. That letters of administration ;n succession on the estate of Dr. s. NJ Miller, de- ceased, were issued to the unrersign- ed by the judge of the Probate court Of Jefferson county in the State of Arkansas, on the 18th day of Novem- ber. A. D. 1910. All p"rsons having claims against said estate are there fore hereby notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned, properly auth henticated, within six months af- ter the date of such letters of ad- ministration or they may be preclud- ed from any benefit in said estate. And if such claims be not exhibited. as aforesaid, within' ore year after the date of such letters. they will be forever barred and precluded from any benefit nom said Eetate.
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HOME BAR MILL MnYF.

On January 1, the Home Bar will move to no West Barraque street, known as the old Falstaff stand. Tie place will be remodeled and put in first class condition. At the earliest possible time first cass restaurant will be opened in connection with the bar. The services of Harry Clayton and Willie Wilson will he retained as bartenders, with MT. Clayton as man. ager. The friends and patrons are asked to visit the new place after Ianmary 1.
 1s 2Ss1m BEN s. BRANNON.
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Christmas Ill Dixie.

 ChrfS' mas SlO wuz naGs fur darkies An de law don't cut no ice. White mems wid deir clubs an blue coats Lays ez low an still ex r1ice. Black Mariah don't rtds nobody. Ey'y darky has full swax. An dey sho do ao' liko white folks Way down souf ca Chfts' mas day. To be sho at night wS aas up Wild gran. Ji.n Daady spree- One uv 6ese oie ra.ht9aed sidewalks Er a big con shuat,a' bee An. sah. ef it's enc e< rsthah lt'n ias' mos. theo 1v nlxht Den we'll go homo wid de ladies At de break uv mswnln' light Oats do way We spen's otllh Chris mas. You |ee' shet yo' ,',o-f up wan D ain'i 10 u;sS'Faas l.i ts. Woi.i .sah leat kSh fr's; ole t,:x,e Ian Ev 2nna&s g'se t,,1. ~HDt All vas.n rsaa }-s .I,..s fa2 way. Wb1te a! blaes--it l4akes 10 aif enee- N ay down sour on Chris mas day
 -S1las h. Floya in i,esi;e's Weekly.
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4 isio3 Nz Ink.

Gaaen stfeIroll ueed to tell how ou che occasion he had visited the famous house of the Thrales in that suburb ef London where De. Johnson was tt home "1ehnso1.' said the canon fn recalling hls visit. "had occupied fwo rooms, and these were left as be fa1t used them The slG'at was an extr4or- dnary one, for Ink WIS s!Aashe| Fl
 arer ti4e ie3r a8d e4en oH tine w<,ts. | WIS one of tha !oct0r's haMtz tn tip his pen in ink and then shake ft
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When the fisflt besins within himself ! mans worth something. Rrownii.c.
The Boston Girl,


 The Boston Girl.
 "Win you marry mel" he asked bluntly.
 "No," replied the Boston maiden. But sho added eoyly: T am not endowed with sacerdetal power. Put your qaes- ton properly. Ask me if will becolae your ife."-Phiiadelphia Press.
 The seel's Sense of sgaon. The sense of smell possessed by tAa seals is very strong and will inv8visi ! wake them out Of a soupa sleep, et9 tf you come uDoa the4n aeer, so qn'es to the wiA9war6, afsd you i'll a'i5a. Shem in this way mush mere .f8roae Y. though you be q aalf mile GI,-11. than if yeA came pp carelessly Fa the leeward and even walked in amc them, they seeming to feel that y l. are not different from one If their tesys species until they smell,yau, The ceIgst attraction in these animals is tae' large, handsome eyes. which indicsste great intelligence, They are a deep bluish black, with a soft. giissenilg appearance, and the pupil. like tlsa cats, is capable of great dilatian ;.i.. contraction.
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IMPORTANT ARRESTS
 BY DEPUTY GREEN

Deputy Sheriff Clint c. Green re- turned last night from Wildcat, Boli- var township, where he arrested Joe Black and Louis Booker negroes who are under indictment here ehargef with grand larceny. They have bean wanted in this city for several years and their capture was an imnofuint one. The negroes have been dodging the off oers ever since they learned that they had been indicted. It is charged that they stole 1,750 pouaas of cotton seed from Jesse R. Core and disposed Of t. They are in the ccun- ty jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30

Miss Lillie Meyers is quite sick ct her home, No. 701 South Cherry street
 itching piles provoke profaalty Aue profanity won't cure theul, L'oaH ? Ofhtment cures itchin3. bleeding D
 ratruaipg piles aftes years Of egt. '-..a4. It ar, ,t.@a -te.t.
 -Artic1es of Incorporation were Tiled yesterday the office Of sec retary 0. &tsto by the Mthaima9 G9i- ored Fair Assoc. ation. The capital esoek is 5000, ali og U 4a1- lelibed.
 Special Pocket 7sHse Se. es,els' knife in q Xmas box. 35c and 40c knives for 25c; 50c and Gac tuiye8 for 4Sc; S5c and $1Oo knives at 73c; All $1.25 knives for $t.oo. at Cloye- land Matthews Hardware Go.
 The funeral of Annie May Brad bury the 1S-months-old daughter of MT and Mrs. L. C. Bradbury, who was found dead in a puddle of water in Pine Bluff Tuesday, was held from the family home in Argenta yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. H. H. Hunt off ated. Burial in Thomas Rock Gazette.
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A Stubborn Cpenira,

The head of the household was go- ing through her husbands pockets the next morn4ag.
 What #ept yqa out so lite last night?' &l.e suddenly ,.enf:.lGed.
 It Was the opeai,.s of 6le cam aaisn, nT deaF." t5se Iese@f haif re- piled
 Well. # didn't take three cork screws to open it, did il?' And she drew the offending articles fem his sldr pocket and w&ved taom caforA hi.l.--Clevela.aA Plain Dealer
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-s:. B. asesas~ aevotea his ,t,as to
 vss' sss sipe s,,
 4 IsSsSf--5ssok ne street cas tickets ss5ssh nxzss sn smiHide. Of no value go snyuugs. aut cwne1-. Return to aiEH- | n Adarns. Graphic office.
 Rsxh arith Lodge will hold it's naoiGshtr wsesing. Sunday afternoon Et s u'alacA. ut the Temple:
 sies bar $ chatting dish for Xmas. yss tzgszs cfeek in the city at our irsfasl qFxscs4 Rros. Hdw. Co.
 sf.s Y. F Parker has been quite asicN szs sfsr amas on Beech street. bnt wsus zasmr Improved yesterday.
 EcvrsE SSfverware Is guaran- er~t sur x.s yaxrs and the knives can is~ sStnsYFgasR without damage to them, frsaa sgSH 20 sto.0o per set at Cleye- saEsi-asfs1sssksws Hardware Go4
 farg Saiu Buck, mother of Mrs. V Q asxrandor, IS critically i'll at tssa hasa Hn her daughter. Fourth aveFue zNa E.anref street Her other
 s9Eehta-s asrss !. F. Sherrill, of Sher- rfsl. K sasu at hsp bedside Mrs. lssct ss ssfas gf the oldest residents of Pine nSasf and one of the city's most astSrnasssn #0raau..
 FUE Rsxs'T-a modern. most desir- sAbla wfsaseacsss ( rooms and hall. 's snas sts zwn satsr and lighting plant, Aaxs saTsseas fight wiring, bath, locat- 2 eA &n csss asaartar block ground ~1rh 1arss. chicken houses and other oDnvEaAaRssaa. ninafhack Taylor, Rszstp AssaYanee and Loans.
 ---fktn and Rebecaa Rim, negroes were fin4d ss saen in Magistrate Fraz- aera6 ESUrr yesterday for disturbing aths rsuEs. Thay were prosecuted by Dksersat Aftbruy IT Havis Nixon. The ceMplsare was filed against the wom fa ny Ln Devalt. a negro. who charg- Aed them with abusing hi1m with "aIl klndh ak names"
 -Eos EszalE, who is connected with, N2as Hx1lneft Grocer Company, has Rurrhzasa ths, two story residence 4Dccupss1 ny ssinyon Bloom and family un Wut EAcud ahenue. The prop srtF Nza npasE Dy D. L, Franklin for SS.xsv xnG Nkr fsloom and his family '~fH waeu1e NJ within the next few NsAsnkx AE Copk will move his aam- fly innns glha new home after it is va eAtnd.
 Al C tsfeers former saloon man # Caunasm who came here recently 10 tskv ssinfga Of the Arlington bar, wg1frh he atmn lensed, recently made arraEgr1azuas to control the handsome Baw radsessoaissr that Is to be installed tn fte wuw gftf1ens Bank building, Mfr Green win manage both places { and gSae the public two excellent thirst smnarsams-
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NOTICE OF Al t1a1srRAToR,s

NOTICE OF Al MASTERPIECES S4 4E. Notice is hereb] given that will, on Saturday, the nh day of January, 1911, by virtue all authority of an order made by thu judge of the Jeff Ierson probate coqt en the 18th day of October, 1910, 4ll at the. hour of 1z:00 o'clock, M., D the highest and pest bidder upon ' credit of three months, the punchder giving approy- ed security therefd the entire stock of drugs. notions Ind ether proper ty composing the Stock of goods, drugs and merchanise owned by Dr. s. M. Miller, at thetime of his death, at No. 51S East T4d avenue, in the city of Pine Bluff I als all the fix tureG the iron safe, cash register and all other perPnal propertv of every character, kilf nd description which formed a par5of 1he s. NJ NIL Ter drug store
 Sad sale w;ll be hade at the front door Of sasd drug ftone at No. SIS East Third avenue il the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
 Inventory Of said lp~, rerty on file in the county clerk'd office of Jeffer- son county.
 This the 29nd ddy of December, 1910.
 W. c. HUDSON. administrators h sucdessien of the es-
 tate of Dr. s. M. Miller deceased. IF B 30 '.
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-i-eae,aina the Teacher.

Teacher-Johnay. what part of spec ! is nose? Iohnng-Iisu't auF. Tee, ,.~ er~ Ah bur ]. must be. .foh~H1 Tn be yoars k. because .~oa fTlH t..Hs,ss.rE 1t. but the only pari of speech Ere got is nay ,2Huth
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PRINCESS ERlIIY eAKE

Better late than yer. We have just eceived our shipment of Princess Fruit Cakes. Have them in 1 9. 3 and , iound s zes. Anyone who has tasted Princess will never forget the taste. Let gs have your order ys early as poss ble.
 THE LLOYD GROCERY co.
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THE LLOYD GROCERY co.

GMr9. RaGiie who held No 9 91i was awarded the art square g'VeT away by, Marks and Gluestein,
 -I haul all kind of heavy country wood, Pine and Oak. Call on mt i! at any time Old phone 1547, D. A Mace, 12 13 If
 Community Silver Ware Is bet ter for less money. We have a com pl@e assortment ready for inspection Eox Brothers Hdw. Go.
 Pocket knives, scissors and Safe- ty Razors make useful Holiday pres ents. We have plenty of them--Fox Bros. Hdw Go.
 J. H. Alexander, the popular Pine Bluff landmark" known familiarity to his many friends as Uncle Jim k unable to leave his home on Lau- rel street because of an injury he sustained when he fell last Saturday, at Thard avenue and Olive street He was some better yesterday, being able to sit up, but is still in bed. Uncle Jim" $ in, his ninety-seventh year.
 Ask for our printed rental list. It will help you If you wish to rent house.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 12 28 Ct -Mollie Phillips, a negro woman who was arrested on charge of two geese from a resident Of the eastern part of the city, was given a hearing before Magistrate w, D. Vance yesterday afternoon. and was acquitted of the charge of petit lar eeny. J. M. Shaw represented the state and Creed Caldwell represented he negress.
 --There will be no services at the Temple Friday evening CT Saturday, lii account of the absence of pr. Y sch. There VIII be no Sabbath School Sunday morning, on account of he absence of the teachers, who to- sether with Rabbi Frisch are attend ng the teachers meeting in Helena. The children who are practicing for he Hanul5kah play VIII hold a rehear- val at he Temple Friday morning at l:30 o'clock and Tuesday afternoon It 4 o'clock. All are requested to lttend these rehearsals.
  M E. Bloom, cashier of the Citi- jens Bank left yesterday afternoon or Altheimer, where he will take harge of the general merchandise tore owned by M. Heiner. The tore recently went into bankruptcy Il the Federal court and AIr. Bloom vas appointed receiver. Prosecuting Attorney T. Havis Nixon left yesterday afternoon for Al heimer, where he was to have pro secuted Henry Lewis, charged with Lewis, a stranger at Altheimer, was arrested there and it vas found that he had AS pint bot -hCS ol IL iS dioO hat he had sold whiskey before in he vicinity of Altheimer. Dc you use an atomlxer in treat. ng Nasal Qatarrh? If so you will ap- ,reciate Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. he quickest and surest remedy for his disease. In all curative proper les it is identical with the solid Cream Balm, which is so famous and 10 successful in overcoming Catarrh lay Fever and Cold in the head. There Is relief in the first dash If 'pray upon the heated sensitive air tassages. All druggists 75c., includ- ng spraying tube, or mailed by Ely 8ros., 56 Warren St.. New York.
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Samo Cid Story.

Does he pay his ahmeny promptly"
 No. He has to be urged and threaf cnei every pay day: but. then. ef course. I got used to that when w. were Twin. together" ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
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We are offering the greatest bar gains in lumber suitable for all kind t,f lsulldinEr that have ever been out on las market. We have large at,cE Of nigh grade as we'll as am- he supply of cheap lumber, suitable sar farm buildings. fenceo and atc
 Biutf City Lumber Go. 10 13 If
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WOOD

Sawyer and Austin green wood de- l:vered to all parts of city. Two Horse wagon load, $1.25. Is five load lots, $500. G. A. Thomas, new phone 469, 4r. Quick delivery
 12 10 1n
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

if sold at once, my 5-room bungalow. modern conveniences. 2 lots 120x154 rect, we'll improved, best resident part of town. 1-2 block Cherry car Fne. If you mean business call any time.
 THOS. SMITH, Res. Fist and Poplar. Office 401 1-2 Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
brane resulting from

brane reauiting from Catarrh and dllve5 &ay aCold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size 51 cta. at Druggists or by mail. Aiqui'
 Cream Balm for rse in atoInizers 75 c5e.
 Ely Hroth hers. 5G Wer~o" Street, New } cfk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
kaescu,irs Pcrysrsitv,

Men are funny creatures 70 enter Nsr. A woman will buy the times s''A ~sats. bat a slaa win ~Niy buy the things he needs.-Elxchsnse
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ORPHEO TREATER
DECEMBER

DECEMBER Thursday Friday saturdsy 29th 3Oth 31st Flora 9halue, Dainty sing ing comedienne. Floyd Herring, illustrated songs. Hedge and Dottie Holmes, singing, dancing and non- sense.
 5000 feet of Pictures
 Special Program By ". D. SEiBERHS ORCHESTRA 1. March, Madame Sherry" {Hos- chna).
 ?, Overture t'lnspahstum Glucka (suppe).
 5. Turkish Serenede "Sy,ara'' (Ty- ers.)
 :. Valse Ballett 'solareta (Allenj 5 Selection Little Memo" (Iub- ort.)
 6. Rival Chorus, I'll Trovatore.o CFerdi)
 Electric Effects-Paal Bennett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Osinin,

Tablets. Druggists refund money | it fails to cure. E. ". GROVES g. nature is on each box, 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
1 Reliable Remedy
 FOR G GA I "A R RIA EIy's Cream Balm

is quickly absorbed.
 Gives Relief al Once. It cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the diseased mem-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
day ot December

F 2s 30 1 z 14.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-30
Office Of the Iron Comfy Tel.
ephone Co.

Cedar City, Utah, Dec. 16, 1910.
To the Stockholders of the above
Q Corporation. NOTICE:
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Iron County Telephone
Company, for the election OF officers,
hearing of the annual report, and the
transaction of such other business es
may properly come before said meet.
ing, will be held in the Gem Theatre,
Cedar City, Utah, beginning at
o'clock, p. M, Monday, Jan. 9th,
1911.
By order OF the Board of Direct,
ore. CHAS. S. WILKINSON,
Secretary
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-30

mia, have compulsory vaccination. The
medical fraternity are practically VI
unanimous in emphatically favoring IL.
And who ever knew OF doctor taking
smallpox? They yaccinate themselves
often.
To remove the objection OF expense
the City Council and the Trustees have
each voted TO furnish vaccination free.
The Health Officer is doing IL as part
of his Official work
The talk about injecting diseased
animal matter into healthy human
bodies evidently does not originate
with people who are familiar with
present day methods OF preparing vac
cine. Healthy people are apparently
no more immune 10 smallpox than 9TH
ers. which moments reflection will
verify.
The probability is that the order will
be lifted the first Of the year, but we
are not through with smallpox, and
the unprotected will do well to be on
their guard.
Lastly, every citizen owes duty u
his neighbour, and that is TO protect
him from contagion.
The Board of Health have not ONLY
been united as TO such matters as have
been undertaken, but have the unani
nous support OF the City Council as Il
the CLOSING ORDER and we believ,
ninety per cent Of the citizens hav,
supported It. j. S. WOODBURY.,
Mayor
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-30

Many persons find themselves
affected with a persistent cough after
an attack OF influenza. As this cough
can be promptly cured by the use of
Cham berlain'a Cough Remedy, 1t
should not se allowed to run on until
1t becomes troublesome.
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-30
From The Mayor.
Cedar City, December -.

Mr.. Editor:-Much has been said,
and some of it published in criticism OF
the Board of Health, closing orders,
vaccination, etc. The writer is very
much opposed to closing orders as a
general policy. for preventing the
spread of contagion, hut with others
he also abhors the abomoiable negli-
gence OF number OF our citizens In
failing to call the Health Officer when
they had suspicious symptoms. 1t Is
this that warranted the closing order.
A great clamor was made about these
people not being prosecuted--forget-
ting that "evidence OF knowledge is a
necessity" Our critics pointed TO
Beaver where they 'closed for week,
searched the thing out, Quarantined,
and threw things OPEN" Well, Bea.
YER has far more OF it today than Cedar
and apparently not under control. But
the trouble began in earnest when the
Normal. Rich6eld game was permitted.
A request to permit the game on con-
dition that only vaccinated or other
wise immune people be present, was
made. To this the Board could not
consist emily object as it was not TO be
repeated and the spread of contagion
through it was practically an impossi-
bility.
The few unvaccinated students who
were not admitted made no fuss about
It, SO far as is known.
Mr.. Wilkinson and others at once
took advantage of the opening made by
the Normal and announced programs
The Board could not object on the
ground that contagion would be spread
but gave them to understand that they
would be regarded as violating the or
der II people not immune or vaccinat
ed were admitted and it was up to then
TO make rules regulating their attend
ance. The Board would have pre-
ferred, however, that everything re
main closed.
The point is made that vaccinate'
people may carry contagion in thei
clothing. This is very true. Blu
when you reflect thatit must be passe,
from the clothing of the first carrier
who is vaccinated, to the clothing Q
some one at the show, who is also vac
cinated, and by him carried home t
the fourth person the danger is yer
remote, unless the clothing OF the frs
carrier is saturated.
If there is much danger from thi
source, when is i going 10 be safe
throw things open? When are the ur
vaccinated going TO be safe from tn
smuggler or the man who is goin
about town scaling of while he doe
your odd Jobs?
We have great many people Of
posed to vaccination through fear
bad results, but very few OF them dout
its efficacy as preventative.
A few facts. There have been aboJ
500 persons vaccinated in Cedar tn
season and no continuing bad effect
Those who were made sickest are nj
complaining.
Most of our states, including Calito
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-30

I The tow1 was quiet ali week. It
will no doubt remain so for few
days longer. The citizens will want
to recupersted after spending such
quiet holidays as Christmas and New
Years.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-30
Applications for Grazing Permits.

Applications tor Grazing PERMITS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that all
applications for permits to Craze cat
tie, horses and sheep within the Sc
WEIR NATIONAL FOREST during
the season Of 1911, must be fled In
my office at Panguitoh, Utah, on or
before March l, 1911. Full infor'
nation in regard to the grazing fees
to be charged aud blank forms to be
used In making application will be
furnished uPon request.
o. @. SNOW, Supervisor.
First Dec. 23-Last Jan. 20.