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PURCHASERS OF NEW
6RlScoE CARS.

New Briscoe cars have been sold by
the Fremont Auto company during the
past week to Mrs. T. II. Youngman of
Lincoln Park and Sam Saraga Of
Chandler.
GUESTS AT THE
PERRY BOWER HOME.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barnett Of Mace
donia, Iowa. stopped off in Canon Tu-
nesday en- route to Seattle. WASH.
where they will visit q daughter. Mrs.
Barnett is sister of Perry Bower.
c. A. eIeGs IN DENVER.
C. A. Biggs has gone to Denver On
business and pleasure. chief OF which
is to meet Mrs. Biggs, who is on her
way back from visit to her son
James Biggs at Danbury. Connecticut.
Mrs. Biggs viii probably arrive in
Denver Thursday and ffr. and Mrs.
Biggs will return home Friday.
FAST TIME FROM DENVER.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. d.
E. Gibson drove up to Denver In their
Packard. They returned home Tues
day afternoon. Going up they arrived
at the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver
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at Montroes on Thursday eyoning and
a group representing seven churches
at Delta Friday evening. He viii ex-
plain the methods OF a campaign of
personal evangelism. such as conduit
ed In Canon City last winter. at both
meetings. Rev. Konkel experts TO re-
turn home on Saturday.
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ANNUAL DELINQUENT
TAX SALE.

The annual delinquent tax sale was
held at the office of the county treas
urer Monday morning in accordance
with the statutes and the publication
required by law. The sale began at
10 o'clock and was practically over be-
fore noon. The only out-of-town bid
Fremont county realty was held for
delinquent taxes this year than usual
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Mrs J. H. Horney entertained TWEEN
tw young ladies at her home on Har-
rison avenue. Tuesday evening. In
honor of her daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Harris. who is her guest for week.
The evening was spent In games and
fancy work, after whicn delightful
luncheon was served. The out OF town
guests were the Mesdames w. II.
Coiman of Denver. Warren Sells Of
Salt Lake City. and Ernest Harris OF
Nevada City. Calf.
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Mr. and Mrs. l. c. Burns and daugh-
ter, Miss Calista, returned to Canon
City last Saturday evening from Den
yer, where they spent the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays with relatives and
friends. They made the trip by auto
mobile and reports delightful run
on account of the fine weather and the
excellent condition of the roads.
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| News Notes
MONDAY
GUESTS OF MR.. AND
MRS. JESSE JONES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens and
daughter, Lola. spent Thanksgiving
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Jones.
HOME FOR THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAYS.
Miss Frances Walked came over
from Colorado Springs, where she is
a student at Colorado college, We'd
nesday. to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Walker, at 331 North Fifth
street. She returned to her studies
on Sunday.
HOME SATURDAY
FROM DENVER.
Mr. and Mrs. l. C. Burns and daugh-
ter, Miss Calista, returned to Canon
City last Saturday evening from Den
yer, where they spent the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays with relatives and
friends. They made the trip by auto
mobile and reports delightful run
on account of the fine weather and the
excellent condition of the roads.
TO SAN ANTONIO.
A post card to the Daily Record
from Mrs. ". T. Little announces the
transfer by the government of DR..
ton, Oklahoma, to Camp Travis at
San Antonio. Texas. DIR. Little, in
company with Mrs. Little and little
son, Wilbur, left Lawton last Satur-
day for San Antonio, where they will
remain for some time. DR.. Little Is
connected with the federal tuberculosis
commission and is engaged in the ex-
animation of the soldiers of the Sc
lective draft for military duty.
cAMoUFLAoe.
The reader who requests a definition
of camouuage is behind the times.
but we shall try to answer him. new
ertheless.
Camounage, according to our best
information and firm belief. is the
unwarranted rising of prices and the
allegation that the increase is made
far potr;Dtfc r,,rr,,Sac oply
Or. again. camouflage may be de-
fined as the term which describes a
politicians claim that his sole desire
for office Is in order to serve the dear
people.
In brief. camoufiage is throwing
dust in the eyes of the people.-Co-
]umbia Record.
Blake Rogers is the only man in
Canon City who ever tried to pro-
nounce the word "Camoufiage" in
public.
MEETING OF LADIES
OF THE G. A. r.
meeting. of the members of U. S.
Grant Circle No. 10, Ladies' of the c.
A. r., met in special session at Odd
Fellows hall on Monday afternoon of
last week in honor of the official visit
here at that time of Mrs. Lula Hatch,
department president for Colorado
and Wyoming. Mrs. Hatch presided
at the meeting. which was one of
more than ordinary interest to all In
-cluded in the proceedings was the
election of officers of the circle for
the year 1918. which resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. Margaret Plummer, pres
ident; Mrs. Sarah OrendorY. senior
vice president; Mrs. Lucy Stiers,
junior vice president; Mrs. Sarah Jen.
kins. chaplain; Mrs. Rosa Stamm,
;reasurer; Mrs. Margaret Williams,
secretary: Mrs. Sarah Hicks. guard; !;
Mrs. Blanchard. conductress.
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HOME FOR THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAYS.

Miss Frances Walked came over
from Colorado Springs, where she is
a student at Colorado college, We'd
nesday. to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Walker. at 331 North Fifth
street. She returned to her studies
on Sunday
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VISITING RELATIVES
IN GREELEY.

Mrs. George F. Rockafeilow is visit
ing relatives in Greeley. She went
there last week for the Thanksgiving
holidays. Her son. Gerald Rockafel-
low. who accompanied her on the out
ward trip. has returned to Canon City
TO continue his studies as a student in
the High school. 81.
IS WITH THE
HEAVY ARTILLERY.
George NJ. Cherry, a nephew of
Henry Hutton. who has for number
of years been connected with the
coast artillery of the United States
passed thru Canon City recently from
San Francisco with a military detach-
ment en- route to Atlantic port for en-
barkation for France. Young Cherry
formerly lived here and his father built
the plant of the Canon Crystal Ice
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just hours and 45 minutes after
leaving their home In Canon City. The
return trip was made in 8 hours and
IS minutes.
MRS. J. II. HoRNEv
ENvERrAINs FOR pAuHTER
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WILL SELECT FARM
AGENT NEXT SATURDAY

The Commissioners Court will have Il special meet
ing Saturday to make final disposition Of the matter
of employing county agricultural expert A. p.
Cooley, state and government agricultural man. wiki
be here at that time to meet with the court and is plan
ned to select man for the job at that time. Air Cooley
will come with recommendations photographs and an out
line of the work that has been done by number of DIFF
ferent applicants.
AS the agent is to the farmers of the county,
the commissioners have invited five representa- farm
erS from different parts of the county to meet with them
and help select for the position These farmers are
W. H. Pattson Monroe Lee Sam Copeland, A. j. ConIcy
and G. A. Grau.
1t is expected that the man who is selected for the
position will be here ready to take charge Of the work by
April 1st,
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TAX PAYERS ASSN.
MAKES ITS REPORT

Santa Fe. ~ NJ, Feb. - The Tax
payers Association Of New Mexico has
jnsi completed II very thorough survey
of the educational institutions Of ihe
state, undertaken with ihe object Of
determining exactly what each insli-
tuition is doing and The service u is
rendering and Is now ready 10 ne
quaint the taxpayers with the facts
disclosed.
In order that its position IN the mat
ter may not he misunderstood. the as.
Socintion desires 10 make plain that II
believes any money which brings an
adequate educational return to the
state Is money well spent, aud that il
considers this the attitude of the tax
payers generally Bui il is convinced
from thr survey made that the tax
payers 0f New Mexico are moi now re-.
criving an adrquaic return in rduca
tirnal fsciliticS aud educational result
! on their large annunl investment in the
various state Institutions that unjust.
flied duplication aud unwarrantcd
waste obtain and that the time has ar.
yiyrd for New Mexico 10 Systemalizp
state educational instruction IN such
manner aS to insure full value in
service for every dollar expended aud
Io provide superior educational ad-
vantagrs for the youth Of the state.
This association. says Director A.
y. DANES IN outlining the views OF the
organization. has no brief for any
present institution. We are asking
simply that some state policy he
adopted both on the grounds Of econ.
omy and that the state may develop an
i institution of higher learning and q
normal school Of which the state ma
justly he proud. II the present policy
continues II Is unlikely that any insti
tuition can develop lis highest useful
ness. They will continue to be regard.
ed as local institutions, supported and
lobbic,l for on the basis of local pat
r0nagc. The state should be bigger
than any Of its parts. II should hav,
n policy broader and more farseeinl
than TO yield merely To pork barrel
demands"
\ In connection with any movement
for consolidation. the hIed proprri,
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METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.

We had 22l in attendance last Sun
day. The Sunshine girls were ahead of
the Boy Scouts in nuhmcr present hut
the boys are on their mritlc and cS.
prn To- lead next time.
cur average attendance during the
month uf February exceeded 200. Let
us "ndcnvor 10 du better IN March.
Judge l5ratton has inauguratcd the
custom ~ having the classes alternate
in providing some special number to be
given Just before the SccrclaryS report.
On last Sunday Bcttir Whitfield gave II
nice recitation and on the preceding
Sunday We were favored in like man.
ner by Marian Crawford These little
girls represented their respective class.
rs very creditably.
In spite Of crowded conditions our
school Is steadily growing both in in.
teresi aud attendance. Come next
Sunday aud sire for Yourself
Reporter
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SAW EYES OF THE WORLD" !"

or the Texico- Farwell movie fans
and lovers witnessing the Eyes Vt the
World" presented on the screen in Os-
Wis Tuesday and Wednesdai nights.
the News reporter observed the fol-
lowing: W. l.. Mansfield, Air. and Mr..
{, 4. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. X.
Neal. Rev. ard Mrs W. W. Taylor, Mr..
aud Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. j. u. Ilamlia.
MIR. and Mrs. fcnt Stalling, Mr.. Lee
Montgomery and Misses Cora aud
DoShie Ann Cranfi and Miss Edna
eileen, Mr.. Mae Mobiles and sister. hi-s
Estrllr Mr. EuStacc Allen aud sisters.
Misses Thplma aud Annie and Miss
Ncda Hudson. Mr. Ralph Harmon sad
others whose names failed to register
on the reporters memo -rcNco-Fsr.
well News.
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VISITORS LIKED CLOVIS

In the game uf basketball AT Clovis
Saturday evening between the railroad
city and Roswell high schol players
the former won decided victory IN n
score of 4S to IS The game was staged
in The Eks' auditorium In that city
and Is said to have been interesting
1ron start to finish The Clovis team
has lost only one game at this sport
this season The Roswell team was
srcalcd to genuine southern hospitality
during their stay there, In series of
entertainments which left nothing to
convince the visitors that they are
debtors to them II they should ever
chance 10 visit here. Roswell News.
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BILL FOR NEW COUNTY
SIGNED THIS WEEK

Santa Fe Feb. -. The brief ad-
ministrution Of GOV. T.. e, De Baca
who died recently after holding office
less than two months will bc commem-
GRATED In n new county named DE
Bacn." 4 bill creating such county was
signed today by Goy. W. T.. Lindsey.
The county begins its legal existence
ninety days after the adjournment of
the legislature. The governor Is 10 ap-
point the county officers,
The new county takes a slice from
Roosevelt county. but Roosevelt Is re-
imburScd by getting II part Of ChnvcS
county,
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CLOVIS To HAVE NEW
SANTA f BUILDINGS

Announcement has been received 10y
the division officers Of the Santa Fc
railway that an appropriation Of
about $iO,OOO has been made for the
building aud eQupping of an Office
milll. t'. L. division forcel While
plans for the building have not rs yet
been received. they are expected for
the near future. Construction will pro-
,ably not be- delayed very long,
| The exact location of the new build
ing has not been definitely decided but
there are several places on the proper
ty Of the railroad where it might be
advantageously located The building
will Of course harmonize in archi-
lecture and general structure with the
passenger and freight deIots und ex-
press office Us well as the Harvey house
When completed and in conjunction
with the buildings above mentioned
II will serve TO epmahsize the impor
lance to the road of Clovis us Il ter
minal point.
The present location of the division
offices upstairs above the passenger
depot is entirely too small for th'
amount Of work handled. Rumor ha'
ii that the reading room may be plac
ed up thcr when the new building Il
completed aud the offices moved Thi
would be II welcome step to rallroa,
men as The present reading room i
Sonr distance from the headquarters
The quarters could bc fiicd up splcn
di1ly for ihis purpose and w0ui'
doubtless attract many more men be-
cause Of accessibility than heretofor
made ,lSc uf the room
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEE'ls.

The Ladies Aid and Missionary So
ciety Of the First Presbyterian ChWoa
met ut the holne Of Mrs. j. W. Boyle
30 u Sheldon street. This meeting
was the thimble club. About 3 o'cleck
the ladies commenced ~ gather and sf-
ter the meeting was called. business
was transacted and adjourned. The
ladies had needle work and were busV
chatting In II social way. Am'semeiits
for the afternoon were music, singing
aud contests. Later in the afternoos
refreshments were served. Our meet
ing next Wednesday win 0e pertaia-
ing to the missionary work VI China.
A very enthusiastic crowd OF ladies
has been coming und We urge oth1I
10 come and they will not want to
miss the study. Remember, wednesday,
the 1th of March. Sccretsry
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BASKET BALL TEAM
WINS FROM ROSWELL

Slows High School took another tie
eidcd step toward basketball cham
pionship honors when the local team
took n well played game from the
Roswell High team by score Of iS-lS.
'fhis gives the Clovis boys the impress
and one defeat in the game with the
Canyon Normal.
The game with Roswell last Sat
Wrdny evening was another fast con.
kst, but one in which the superiority
Of the local huys was clearly display
ed The visitors were u clcan-cut bunch
Of hoyS but lacked the team play and
the goal throwing ability Of Clovis
II Is only fair to say that the Roswell
Ram is new one and is composed Of
men who are playing the game ful
their first year. And II should also bC
snid that they put mp game fight
ryinp to win until the last whistle,
The game went 10 Clovis from the
ArSt minute ~ play. The first play
when the bali went mp in the center
gave the ball Ia pendcrgrasS with on,
fast pass. and he tossed the goal. Varl
slions Of the play produced the sam,
result aud the score climbed rapid,
until at the end ~ the first half tn,
ssunt was 2S-6
The second half was largely rcpe
ttion Of the first half. the play bcin,
. little closer at times. however. Th'
estirc Clovis team comes In for ~
equal share Of the commendalion. Th'
goal throwing of Eshlcman. Pcnder
grass and Gibson was good while ,h'
guarding Of Crow and Roger prevent
ID any danger from the Roswell for
wards.
Field goals Pcndcrgrnss o, Eshle
nan .. Gibson y. Crow :, Roswell
Free throws. Roswell 4. Referee Briggs
Roswell. Umpire, Tanner Clovis.
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value Of institutions is matter to
be considered. The seven educational
institutions Of New Mexico have II
property value Of ST. 254, ,95335. and in
rbe school year Of 1919 the total ex.
pended for all purposes by these insti.
lutions was $53s.&37Ol. A comparison
Of the amounts shows that the prop
erty yulue in proportion Ia the ANIMAL
expense is small and THAI consequent
~ the abandonment Of any of the pres
cnl property would he justified by re-
ductious iu ihc maintenance costs On
the 1915 basis, the expenditures III
Two aud onr-half years would more
than equal the total valuation If the
seven Institutions.
Dnc nr The three normal schools
now being maintained by the state
the Spanish American Normal AT I'll
Riio. is shown by the survey to be-
I simply rural graded school no diff
| fcpni from STORES Of rural schools
throughout the state, aud ~ such
/ without legitimate calm for support
/ bv SiaJ"-wi ide taxalion NMrty-ivc
per cent Of lis pupils are in elr-
meninry grades ~ per cent are from
/ the county IN which il is Silnalcd aud
The animal cost 10 the taxpayers per
student receiving training rs leach
cr is SUII The association suggests
| that il hr recognized for what il is,
local elementary school. and that
the plaui bc donated 10 Rio Arriba
! county.
~ the smaIl enrolment OF ~ at the
School VI Mines u, Socorro. but ~
are New Mexico students. and the in
Struction ~ each 0f these ~ students
is costing the taxpayers Sl305 yearly
! The annual cost per student for the
entire number enrolled Is $500 The
association believes thar Il may prop
rrv he questioned whether any in
Stliuli0n teaching only 10 New Mexico
students should h. supported by the
I taxpayers nf the state. Its suggestion
in connection with the School Of
Mines Is that the work either h. done
at the University or abandoned alto
gcthrr.
| With reference 10 other state in
tilntiOnS. the association holds that
there should h. consolidation 10 the
extent of eliminating all unwarrantrd
duplication. aud that until this is done
there will m SERIOUS waste and re
strirtrd educational advantages
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LAND FRAUDS CHARGED.

Secretary Lane has recently ordered
further investigation Of evidence that
extensive land frauds are being AT
tempted under the new slo-k raising
homestead law.
Evidence that dummy cnlrymcn, act.
ing In the interest Of cattle and sheep
raisers and cattle corporations, are al
tempting to take possession Of the lands
has been forwarded to the interior de.
pnrtmcnl by many individuals and also
by the Idaho Legislature,
Secretary Lame has dirrc,rh prompt
investigation aud vigorous prosecution
Of all fraudulent claims
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son PROMOTED.

fruiu the Texas Bankers Record. the
News notes an extensive wriIeup Of
the recent promotion Of Stewart Beck
ley to the position Of Assistant Cashier
Of the city National Bank of Dallas.
Mr.. TIeckley Is u son of Mr. l.. T. Beck.
ley Of Clovis. The assistant cashicrship
Of q city bank Of the proportion Of the
city National Of Dallas h su import
ant position, aud Mr.. Beckley's many
friends rejoice with him that his sou
has been promoted Ia such al import
ant position.
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THE ALTA TRIO

A large r.oMd gathered ut the Christ
ian church last Friday evening 10 hear
the Alta trio. one of the Santa fc
rruding room entertainments. Many
who heard this number declare II to
have been The best Of the SERIES of cll-
lcrtninmrntS given here this winter,
a." H. 1onncl of the company is Miss
IIrss Waggoncr reader; Miss llilda
Brady vocalist and Miss Gladys
lIndes, pianist. Each rendered selcc-
tions that were highly enjoyed by the
audience
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HEARING ON TENICO SALOON
PROBLEM ON MARCH 8

The matter of revoking the licenses of the exico sa-
looms will be thrashed out before the district Judge Mon
day of this week set for hearing before the commits
soners and attorneys for the saloon keepers appeared be-
fore the board with temporary injunction from Dis
ct Judge Mcclure restraining them form acting on the
matter at this time The is set for hearing be-
fore Judge Mcclure at Roswell on March 9th. The out
come of this case will be watched with interest
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SENSATIONAL. CASE.

A sensational case was tried hcr
the first Of the week before L. \
Commissioner W. ]. Curren. II was the
case Of J. II. 4. Wall who was charg
ed with violation Of the federal white
slave law. The case cmanatcd from
Texico, where Wall was arrested sev
cral weeks ago. Being u violation Of
u federal statute the case came up bc
for the l.. :. Commissioner. Wall wa,
acquitted VI the charge.
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WILL IMPROVE BUILDING
OCCUPIED BY NEWS

A. l.. Currcn. owner of the building
occupied by the News. has contracted
for some improvement work to h. done
real soon. II will he pebblr-dashed and
otherwise improved and when complrt-
ed the old Temple Of Truth will pat
ON an entirely different appearance.
This will give the News "a good deai
more comfortable and substantial
home than il has had.
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MUST PLAY 1T STRAIGHT

Singing aud playing The Star
epanglcd Banner" in q medley is made
a misdcmcnnor in bill which has rc-
senty passed both the house and the
senate In that state. II only needs the
signature Of the governor 10 make u a
law.
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HUNGRY REPUBLICANS
ARE AFTER THE JOBS

Santa Fe. ~ NJ. Feb. -. Hungry
Republican office seekers are 10 I've
seen IN the corridors Of the capitol
Building al all hours of the day. The
sfitr of Governor Lindsey looks like
~ employment agency. Mr. Lindsey Is
i- courteously giving all the time neces-
sary to visitors. and has been making
II uniform practice since his inaug
! sration 10 listen TO every claim or plea
that IL made to him. lie has been de-
ferring judgement until all the evi-
dencc Is in. some ~ the applicants have
said
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ENTERTAINED CLASS.

Misses luna and Flossic Baird enter.
taled number Of young people at
their home On West Grand Avenue
on Friday evening of last week. Tte
party was given in honor Of Mrs. Nv.
ans class Of the Christian church Sua.
day school
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GETTING READY.

The Clovis Mill and Elevator Co.,
with capital stock Of S25.0OO will
soon h. ready TO commence the cree
tion Of It's new elevator IN Clovis. They
will bc prepared TO handle this years
grain crop.
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Father l.cary of Roswell held SER
vices 1T the catholic church Sunday.
Father Meyer. who is pastor uf the
church here was sick aud unable 10 MI
his appointment here
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Emory Boyle and Mrs j. W. Boyle
arrived Saturday from Galveston Tex
as where they visited son and brother.
DR. j. W Boyle nf the medical col
lege there They report fine time
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BROOM CORN SEED.

Pure dwurft broom corn seed rail-
ed 10y h. +. GrisSom \ Son at l0c pee
H. For sale at
lutta Grocery Co
A. 4. Adams 4 Go,
j. u. Waits Mill.
j. A. McFarlins Grocery.
Triplett Bros, TeIico.
3T4L
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l.uikarl and Company have recently
been doing some interior decorating t0
their store which adds 10 The appclr-
aucr greatly