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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
ADJUSTMENTS


salt Lake theatre-Margare
, Anglin in THE Awakening OF
, Helena Richie" 2:15 p. m. and Sis
= y. m.
; Orpheum theatre-wiIiard Mack.
= Maude Leone and associate players
: in Gods Country" 2;15 p. m. and
= SIS =. m.
' Mission theatre - Vaudeville.
: ESQ p. m, 1880 p. IN. and 9:15
= D. m.
Shubert theatre-Naudevilie and
: moving pictures, afternoon and
= evening.
, Luna. Isis. Elite theatres-NfOv-.
= ing pictures and illustrated songs,
= afternoon and evening.
Casino theatre-Na udeville and
= moving pictures. afternoon and
= evening
Airdome theatre-Vaudeville and
= moving pictures, evening per
y fOrmanCes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
ATTACKS RABBI WHO
TRIED TO STOP FIGHT

When Rabbi Charles ]. Freund at
tempted to quell a fight between Bert
Fox and Mart GoodfeIlow. both 10
years of age, at Second South and
West Temple streets last night, Walter
Sorrenson, rs years Of age. acting as
referee, attempted to strike him. The
rabbi lodged with agility and called
Detective +. NJ. Shulze. who held the
trio until the arrival Of the police
patrol
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
oRPHErM THEATRE.

The continued warm weather does
not IN the least seem to keep the pa
irons OF the Orpheum from that house,
judging from the excellent business
which is greeting the first week on any
stage OF Willard Mack's dramatic story
OF the west. The show improves with
time. and 10 is predicted Il is going TO
give the piece offered at the Orpheum
last week a run in point OF attendance.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

Frank Bunker. 10 years old. was
arrested at his home. Sos West Fourth
South street. last night by Motorcycle
Patrolrnan W. W. Griffin. on a charge
Of striking his aged mother. Mrs.
Freda Bunker.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
TRIO OF ALLEGED
PlCKP0CKETS ARRESTED

Harry Farmer. James Powell and
George Day. said to be clever pick
pockets. we're arrested at the salt Pal
ace at 1880 this morning by Detec-
lives Richard Golding and IT. +. Will
son. The gang FIRST was observed by
chief 81 Detectives George a. sheets
yesterday afternoon. He followed
them Tor n while and then put Wilson
and GOldinr on their trail
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy OF ever abstract made hy
the salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 81
Up. Main. We own our own records
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

4 private safe may - rented IN the
IRE ana burglar proof vault Of the SAY
Lake Security a. Trust Co. % I'd. Main
street s. % DOT year and upwards
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

lmittee to study stocks and bonds. shall
take effect Immediately.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

Salt Lakes beautiful amusement
park. Wandamere, the well-regulatet
resort.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
Juffy's Pure Matt WhIskey


public accounts for the popularity of
Juffy's Pure Matt Whlskey
which has steadily increased for the
past fifty years, till now duffy 50
is a household word in the most re-
mote corners Of the globe. As a
nerve tonic it has no equal. 1t cures
dyspepsia and biliousness, aids diges-
ton, brings restful sleep, stimulates
the blood, invigorates the brain and
assists in freeing the entire system
from the dread germs of malaria and
low fevers.
Il strengthens and rebuilds the en-
tire body after the ravages Of disease
and gives it power to ward off all
throat and lung troubles. Every
household should have it.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
LOAN AUTOS FOR
ORPHANS HOLIDAY
Public Spirited Citizens Notify
ElkS That Machines Are
at Their Disposal.

A ucket-selling campaign viii COM
mence this afternoon for Purple
day" the big event Of the salt Lake
Eiks for the benefit Of orphans. which
takes place at Wandamere June 21.
Every member OF the focal lodge Of
ElSs viii take part in ticket selling.
Yesterday afternoon committees were
selected to have charge Of the cam
paign I'm various sections OF the city.
A feature viii be the establishing e
automobile booths throughout the
business section Of the city. II will be
lucky to buy ticket. Try e and see.
Every time anyone buys a ticket FOR
an affair Of the Elks luck results. The
ticket committees will be under the
direction of ". a Bettilyon.
Funds realized from the big picnic
viii be turned over TO the Day Nurs-
-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
PurpIc Day CeIebratIon.

The big celebration of Purple day
will really open on the night OF June
20. when 250 orphans from st. AIMS
0rphanage and fifty orphans from the
Day Nursery will be given a joy ride
through the principal streets Of the
city They viii have flags. and viii
also BE- equipped with horns and the
motto that the little tots have already
decided upon Is. Raise the roof Of
salt Lake on July 90"
June ~ the little people win be
taken TO Wandamere in special street
cars. The extent Of merriment will
know no limit There will be clowns
10 entertain and there viii be music
and there viii be delightful lunchoons.
Every effort viii be devoted I'm the in
terest Of the orphans. The commit
tees which are making arrangements
Tor the outing are under the direc-
ton OF Frank I. Gardner. Chairman.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

ssasesstIvsIy
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

See wandamere by night.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

Take a dIp in the laks.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
Fifty Years a Leader

The good judgment of a thinking
public accounts for the popularity of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

Pioneer Roofing
Furnished. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15
roR sTRIKING NIOTHER.

Boat. swITn. skate. dance. Wandamere
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

wandamere. the safe family park.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10
he gg::eG0ojgQh&.
SNS& 1Y 9kSs%

E. Foote-Astol, siendo madrina de
Ia primera Ia distinguida sehora Con
chita Astol de Fooete y padrino del
nino el Lcdo. Palacios Rodriguez.
va estd blen.' Conchita Larrfnaga
la, culta y bella damita del Versa
lies" estuvo indispuesta algunos
dias con motive de Ia sensible per-
dlda de su senora cunada. Va esta
bien y celebramos ell restablecimien-
to de Ia distinguida seilorita.
Tambi9n estuvo ligeramente en-.
ferma Martha Asensio, la graciosa
":secretaria'. Que no Sc repitan y
brille siempre hermoso el sol do Ia
salud en- el simpAtico rostro.
Nata de duelo. Aver rindio su jor-
NADIA de Ia vida en- esta ciudad, Ia
que fu6 respectable DANA senora
Abigail Herrera de Coy, de conocida
famiia de la ciudad.
Al entierro concurrio nutrido a.
companamiento como demonstration
de simpatias a la finada y a sus
familiares todos.
Acompanamos en- su duelo a los
deudos de la q. fue y en- particular a
su esposo elSr, Luis Coy y familias
Herrera-Geigel, Blanco-G -Geigel, He
rrera-Gorbea, Arag6n-Ge y So
brinos MariaT Teresa y Luis Herrera.
Haya paz en- .el seno de Dios ell
alma de Ia que fue. yirtuosa ! buena.
Ausencla. Aver tomo pasaje en- el
vapor que salio para Estados Uni
dos, la bella y distinguida sehorita
Wiunifred Kuwlton, que ha estado-
alg1n tempo en- Ia eiudad. Anterior
mente reside en- Ia isla mas de q
amos la linda damita, Ia que posee
perfectamente el castalleno y es muy
culta y simpatlca. Algunas de sus a.
migas de Ia ciudad, entire elias Ia dis
ting1ida senorita Malen Luchetty
fueron a despedir a bordo a Ia bella
valera, Ia que deseamos la mas d.
chosa travesia y que vuelva pronto
q Ia isla en- donde deja numerosos
amigos y grandes simpatias.
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

Nueuo hogar. La elegante targeta
dice como sigue Enrique Ponsa
Pares hijo, y Seculina Felid Aguilar
Participant Vd. su efectuado enla-
&c y tienen el grato placer de ofre-
cerle su casa, San Francisco 81, al
tos del Carnaval. San Juan P. Rico.
Mario 1910" g., ~.
Estimando mucho Ia cortesia de
los recien casados les deseamos la
mayer ventura en- su ruiselo hogar.
Regreso.- En- ell vapor de hoy
han regresado de Estados Unldos
los distinguidos. esposos Pedro
Giusty y Maria Giusty de Giusty,
que pasaron ALI una corta tempo
rada. Bien venido. los estimables
conyuges.
Personales, Ha regresado de Ia isla
en- donde estuyo en- asuntos par
ticulares el Sr.' Wenceslao Borda.
Aver tarde EMBARGO para los Es-
tados Unidos, en- su definitiya au-
sencia de la isla, ell secretario de P.
Rico y Presidente del Consejo Eje-
cutivo Sr. Cabot Ward, que estuvo
cerca de tres aios en- P. R Despues
de visitar 4 Washington ira 81 sr.
Ward 4 yer a familiares suyos que
estan ,enfermos en- California v en-
Egipto. Dsseamos buen viaje al Sr.
Ward y que restablezcan sus pa
rientes enfefmos.
Han regresado & sus residenclas.
de Ppnee los Sres. Jose Lacot, C,
Cabrera y L. Valdivieso, que estu-
vieron en- San Juan en- asuntos par
ticulares. -' .
Despues de pasar una larga tenn
porada en- Espaila, su patria, ha re-
gresado aSan Juan, el conocido jo-
ven, del comercio de esta ciudad, Pa
co Narganes. Bien venido.
Conflrmaciones. Con motive de Ia
vista a Ponce del obispo cat6ico
Monsehor Jones, Sc han levado 4
fecto allf numerosas confirmaciones.
Entire los ni1os que las recibieron
estan la monfsima Belen Palacios-
Cortada y el gracioso Milo Norris
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

Ncdls sdte que su casa es-
I'd SesaIqu,ladd. Nadis 10 sa-
Be. porque usted no 10 dnuncia.
81. dessa oJquI~ su casa que
Gh0ra no ls produce NADIA anun-
cael1 en- "Lc Correspondent
clG" Para esto cidse de onun-
eIOs hay en- este d,orlo prec,os
eSJec.die. run 5o'1'n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

tenderse el proyecto de ley puesto
ante Ia consideration de la c&mara
que yo creo debe, por equidad ser
aprobado
Lyorens- Torres. Retro mi enmien-
da.
Se vota y aprueba el p-oyecto sin
mas discussion. A las ~ IS Sc suspen
de Ia session hasta las 2 de Ia tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

Pam ala es una cJE4 ,sJs....-
e. Paludismo. Prueoela y Sc COZ
ve2csra
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
MUI DH p1D's Cash 9IOHH'
Expensive F''' ] ANT BURNS z,..
at Prescott lh'

The ginni"gll w..t !
cotj ice and mi week
mile north oa plant of the rraS, rSt
stroyed by fire elling Co.. one "'
600 tes Thursday "l i"''
The Gin pJa NJ H. 500, insurance $4'
only been ope'cltal ;a.
The fire orier Ehlt was neW'
room, but its Qui{e ated TINS sF"'"'' .aa
!, %pn 1Ioag ginated mthe 0ol'e
ssaa .ause is not Known
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
Stolen WHISKEY
LATER RECOVERED
JoHN HENRY THOMAS IN JAIL
CHARGED WITH
-BURGLARIziNG FULTON SALOON .
Two Cases Whiskey Carried From
Saloon on Wheelbarrow and
Hid Out
BURGLARIziNG FULTON SALOON .

John Henry Thomas, colored, of
Fulton. was brought here and pluced
i'll jail by Sheriff ed Yelpin Tues
day evening, charged with grand
larceny.
Tile Britt Allen saloon at Fulton
was burglarized and two cases OF
whiskey stolenthe latter part of last .
week, and Thompson is accused Of
the robbery Tie stolen whiskev
was found later under the Wood
man hall where it had been traus
ferred in whetlbairow belonging
tothe concern from which the goods
were stoeh 1t is claimed that the
tracks Of the negro under arrest
correspond to those of tie party
using the wheelbarrow.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
A Simple Safeguard for Mothers

Mrs D. Gilkeson, 1926 Ingles
Ave, Youngstown, Ohio, gained
Wisdom by experience. My little
ic5 had a severe cold and coughed
alnost continuously. My sister rec
onmended Foley's Honey and Tar
The first dose | gave her relieved
the Inflammation il her throat and
(aftpr using only one bottle her
lhroat and lungs were entirely free
from irtiahamtion, Since then |
Iways 4ss 2 bottle Of Foley $
a5ry aa esaf N tae house ~ Ac
l p1o S''ustirM"s,
(Gu salu. Aere at GOLD S.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
MAKING WORK HARDER.

By putting ourselves In the wrong
doubly hard. The woman who says:
Il despise housework and detest cook
ing" only adds to her own and othArs'
discomfort by such thinking. Some
wise one said: There is no stupid
work, only stupid workers"
We can make our work an art or a
drudgery, the smallest thing well done
is artistic. Much OF the JOY of living
lies in the heart being in our work.
When We respect our work 1t is not
drudgery, no matter how hard. The
up-to date housekeeper finds easy
ways of doing her work, Is looking for
labor-saving devices. She does not
follow her grandmother's methods II
she finds those that are better.
Let patience have her perfect
work." for we can see In our daily
tasks the means of character develop
ment.
Find the important things that must
be done and slight the non-essentials.
~Qften 1t Is far more important that
voH should have restfnl afternoon
WITH a book or a friend than that tie
~ so'nrs-,gssl - Syhs swept from bottom to
ho1se shodz zsUajessr ,'s4snss
| NoNN S-a-'-L4 f-i<,~-.~-<z--.-.--4z
| top. u+,+ches in the daush'7'
.t tsw simpler ro dessert often ala.aante ,nsls,
aress' ore I,nes Of care and pi1% fnd ou
less ner nprs 10 live with Let us tsa mo none.
! mo'ns, sna Essentials and slight the A
sertials. irritable and eros
,tsa all that Is needed 10 ., the NC
o often often and an rest to bring back the ~
auag' aI state tate Of good temper. ',, !, is on,
.,t'tude lS a towards It Take, TAKE an surrou in
In sen hoaSg wit with pretty cooking s,so u,Sm, he
YOU ,o thing may be useful anu "'3
D' tiV5 with tn the right attitude tlse%ork [0m e
.orl we will find houso
%oPhi SealthfuI and enjoyable
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
DIAMOND SEARCH
in PIKE county
STILL UNDER WAY-MANY FINDS
REPORTED
new hEACHINERT IOT YET IN
A.-Ai7
Dirt To Be Worked,pYr When New
Machinery Isn1 't In OPP
ersf
new MACHIyfRT I27 YET IN

ashing fordrmonds IS going
on in the Pike county diamond
fields and daily l', sss> of stones are
being made.
The work going OH now is done
with the old machinery, the newly
purchased modern machinery not
having 4been putnp. The engineer
in charge of the work says only a
portion Of the stones are found un.
der the presellsTc,s' yen, and when
the new machinery X installed the
dirt will all be work ed over again.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
You Must Read This ifYou "aH'
the Benefit

J. W. Greer, Greenwood La
n,.od with a severe ease of lum
1aco "rhe pains were so intense
7 was forced to hvpodermie lnJ'''
ions for relief These attacks s'af'F''
;+h . main in the small of my back
= which gradually became fairly par
alvzing. My attention was 3's., af5'',,''' !
/ a1 to Foleys Kidney Remedy ana
am glad to say after using '"is
l-'ndprful medicine ! an no long@F
hnth4rpd in any way by my olo en-
emy, lumhago'' .s.,,,,,
N on sale at GOLD CASH STORE
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
WAKE HAMPTON DEnD
Dies at Dale Sanitarium in Tex
arkana


Wake Hampton, Il well known
Young farmer of Red Land town
ship, died Thursday, Dee. |. at the
| ale sanitorium in TeXarkana, after
lingering ilmess. The remains
were brought back to ilempstead
county aud buried at Bolton last
Friday,
Mr. Hampton was a son Of the
late James D. Hampton of the Bel
tom neighborhood, and had many
friends III Hampstead county He
leaves two sisters and two brothers,
all living in the county.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
OUNCE A PROFITABLE CROP
Cultivation on Increase In United
States Where 1t Has Been Grown
for Many Years.
.tBy ]. @MANDELL)

In habit of growth the ounce is
low dwarfy tree which admits e'aee
planting in the orchard. Ten feet
apart each way is sufficient disteace
for most varieties. Planting the srees
at the above distance will give about
435 trees per acre.
While the ounce will grow on al
most any kind of soil. medium
heavy clay loan, being easy of culti-
vation, is the ideal soil for It. In such
q soil the ounce readily responds to
good cultivation, and If given good
care it will continue to produce good
crops of fruit for many years. In
case the soil should be hard or de-
icient in plant food liberal appliea-
ton of manure will be very helpful
in making the soil a. better one and
keeping the tree ina vigorous condi-
tion.
5fhe ounce does not require a great
fsdil of pruning ABOUT 49, "
~ at VIII re frecessafS along IiIlsF line
En- be TO remove and cut out the
surplus shoots and dead branches. An
occasional shortening back of the
longer branches may be necessary to
keep the tree in its natural form.
The best time for pruning probably
is just before the beginning of the
growing season. Any wounds made
at that time usually heal promptly
The ounce is propagated in many
ways. The methods most in use are
by budding. grating cutting and
from seed. The method of propaga-
ting by cuttings is the easiest The
cuttings should be made from the
fresh young growth Of the previous
season and be treated as any other
cutting.
The ounce begins to, bear early,
usually in two years after planting.
The size of trees and kind to plant de-
pend to some extent upon the locality
and the taste Of the grower. Two
year old trees seem to be preferred
by most planters.
The ounce is so easily grown that
the care required In raising it is more
than amply repaid by the value of the
fruit produced. When the ounce is
properly prepared for the table by the
many methods recommended it is a
very delicious fruit.
The ounce finds ready market
and sells at a good price, all depend
ing on the quality. The price paid
the past season ranged from two to
| three and half cents per pound.
The ounce has been grown in vari-
Gus localities throughout the United
States since the early days. Its Guilt
walton Is on the increase and In some
sections we find 1t planted on a COM
mercial scale, But owing to the fact
that the ounce, including all the
varieties, is unfit for eating uncooked
| has kept 1t from taking much promi-
| nenca among the commercial orchard
| fruits.
The uses to which the ounce may
be put are many, but its chief value
Is as a preserving fruit Where the
! ounce is grown it is naturally more
used, In France and some of the
other European countries, large guam
titles of the ounce are used yearly
for making ounce marmalade and
wine The marmalade industry, es-
pecially in France, is quite an ex.
tnSiye one, and the finished product
| finds quite ready sale
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
SEPARATION ENDS IN
Shooting AfFRAY
}OHN THOMAS STONE HELD BY
AUTHORITIES
FIRES THREE SHOTS At Wife
Attempts to Recover Children-Sent
to Penitenhary in 1905 for
Murder
Special to the TELEGRAPH

Speeial to the TELEGRAPH
Blevins, Dec. IA family disa-
ereement came near terminating in
"a sad tragedy last saturday night
when John Thomas Stone, of near
Dotson, fired three shots at his wife
when she attempted to keep him
from getting possession of their
children, bdf none ofthe shots took
effect.
Stone and his wife separated a
bout two weeks ago, he having since
spent most 9f the time i'll Red Land
township and Mrs Stone went to
brother, Sam Pirman, across the
llue III Nevada county. 1t is alleged
that Stone appeared at the Pitman
residence Saturday night and tried
to .persUade his oldest daughter to
leays with him, tut she refused to
do 50. Mrs. Stone interfered and
Stone opened fire on her, shooting
at her three times, but without eff
feet The mother then grabbed her
infant and fed, but Stone overlook
Ler aud took the baby going to the
home Of sf. Heieni, about mile
and a aalf aWay Where he was later
arrested BY the Nevada county au
ri.i4...., - .4@l----r-rv"r+vr.
appearance IN Justice court at
Tf'rescott Thursday, ,9Ded. p.
1t will be remembered that Stone
was tried in tie Clark county cir
cult court in 1908, on IL change of
venue from Heupstead county, for
the killing Of Ben Mitchell of Red
Land township and received SEN
teuee OF twemy one years in the
peniteutiary, hut was pardoned a
year later by the governor.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16

MONEY to loan on improved
tarm iauds-easy payments, five
years time ard low rate OF inter-
est ETTER s. MONROE
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
MRS. D. P. aEEDER
Former Hampstead County Woman
Dies We 3nesday.

Mrs. d. p Reeder Of Lockesburg
died Wednesday and'was buried in
that city yesterday.
Mrs. Reeder was sister to Mrs
M. Il. Boyce Of this city and to Mrs.
w. P. Stewart of Columbus. She
has spent the e. alter part Of her
life i'll HempsteaH county, and mar
ried at Columbus lu I676.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16

Hosey Garrett, son of DR.. Gar
rett OF Hope, was severely injured
at the depot in that city Friday hy
a large qiiantity Of express ma ter
falling from wagon on him.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
9Mcnt So ,.fctae

Sweet saDdH icl,e. 20 be used IL
stead Of cakes with d:,ferert punches,
cocoa or tea, IS a da,r'v sha. nav be
easily made in an emefg ncy and is
always appropriate.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
FOR SALE

Separate or together, Orchard and
Residence property known as the
Tohnd, Laniersor Myers place en-
quire Of Mrs. j. H. Bradford,
Washington, Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16

AN ARKANs, ,od as
three men het again ,h.,a
with carrying Tel % AS po'lce J""9 7l,n..d
of them woul, ph,v inr,tae lord HIM. al M,n,
he fined all It's an intthe same plS'"'' and
sti w ithou5 i demarl claim the pi'' !,
have been witsa ~ ~ ree, but tho p'N nL
-l becans.n ,oWhel' -
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16

Worse than om ana ho"' "
night is thtion whs e.o nj
Group, bringi'n tnlr an alarm ,.h Of
no. +Gsrefu1, ,1,onp' 1t,ems, : metallic u''7 ,,.a.
Honey and Tiich the dirgttrt"" uIav',
uiva If of tb , me, whatA ,notherS Keep h'''
did notI i, the house ah'
II 'o"laihs H'rhaps, aft III of dangel
Sold here ,sinformed first Sign u
tell But opi rass
i good-feIo .Ann,s
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by County Clerk Agee this
Week.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by County C ERIK
W p. Agee during the week ending
Thursday, Dee. 15:
White
A. A. Taylor and Miss EuIa
Freeman, both of Patmos.
Colored
Jim Harris Of McNab and Henri,
eta Holston, Saratoga; Walter
Kelly, Bolton, and Savanna Flowers,
Ozan; Rich Mckay an Battle Lee
Edwards, both of Hope zeke Fri
erson and Sarah Hood, both of
Washington; jim Vance Williams
and linda " litter, Saratoga.
Washington telegraph., 1910-12-16
L. HASELMAN RECOVERING
Ozan Merchant Better After Severe
Illness

We are glad to learn that Mr.. E.
llaselman, the. merchant and hotel
keeper of ozau, is improving III
halth. MIR. Haseman has been
very sick With 1kphoid fever FOR
Tie past six or jght weeks and has
been at the InxilrkHna SalHfarinm