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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-28


You are hereby commanded. that
by making publication CT this cita-
ton In some newspaper published
in the County OF Cameron once In
each week for four consecutive
weeks previous 10 the return day
hereof. you summon Herbert T.
Ennis. Elizabeth Ennis. a fene sole
Minnie Grarer Ennis and husband.
Guy Ennis. Anna Graver and huS-
band William Graver. Paul Ker-
shaw and wife. Margaret kershaw.
each residents of Fresno County.
California. the Bank Of Italy, "A
Corporation ar the State cf Cali
fornia. whose residences are I'm
known. who are alleged "a he non
residents OF the State Of Texas. 20
be and appear at the next regular
term Of the District Court az Cam
eron County, to be- holden at the
Court House thereof. in the City of
Brownsville. on the third Monday in
July. "A. ID. 1925. the same being the
18th day of July. A. d. 1922. then
and there to answer a petition filed
In said Court on the 10th day az
May. "A. ID. 1929, In a suit. numbered
on the Docket OF said Court. NO
$500 wherein Geo. Theo. Smith and
wife. Maggie II. Smith are plain
tiffs. and The Santa Helena Improve
ment Company. Herbert l. Ennis.
Elizabeth Ennis. Minnie Gravcr
Ennis and husband. Guy Ennis
Anna Graver and husband. william
IGraver. Paul Kershaw and wife.
Margaret Kershaw. and the Bank
Of Italy. a Corporation. are defend
ants: the nature Of plaintiffs de-
mand being substantially. NJ fol-
lows. to-wit.
Suit in trespaSs Ia try title t0 a
certain tract az land situated in
Cameron County. Texas. and dcs-
lcribed as being Lot No. 295 and the
North ten acres OF Lot No. 296 ~
the San Benito Irrigation COM
Dany's Subdivision out Of Share NO.
One OF the Esp.Titu Santo Grant
according 20 the Map recorded in
Volume 3 az pages 1918 Of the Map
Records CT Cameron County. Texas
Plaintiffs specially plead Three.
Five. and Ten years Statute ~
Limitations and alleGe ownership nt
the land under the following con-
vevances. to-wit:
Deed from Santa Helena Improve
ment Company 10 Geo. Theo Smith.
dated December IS. 1917. and re-
corded In Volume 81 az page ga M
Deed Records OF Cameron County.
Texas.
Deed from Geo. Tn. Smith r. AK
TO Herbert L. Ennis. dated April 2.
1918. recorded in Volume 81 AZ page
800 OF Deed Records Of Cameron
County. Texas.
Deed from III II Ennis ~ Ak to
Minnie Graver Ennis. dated October
6. 1919 and recorded In Volume 30
at page $50. Deed Records OF Cam
eron County. Texas.
Deed from Herbert T. Ennis and
wife 10 Geo. Theo. Smith. dated &C.
tober 9. 1919 and recorded in Volume
"a az page % OF the Deed Records
Of Cameron County. Texas.
Deed from Herbert L. Ennis and
Elizabeth Ennis TO Elizabeth Ennis.
dated October 6. 1919. recorded III
Volume 90 M page DIT cf Deed Rec
ords az Cameron County. Texas.
Deed from Elizabeth Ennis 20
Mrs. Maggie 4. Smith. dated Sep
TENDER 9. 1920. recorded in Volume
% at page 392. Deed Records Of
Cameron County. Texas.
Deed from Mrs. Minnie Gravrr
Ennis and husband. Guy wv Ennis
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MARKETS AT
A GLANCE

CBy the Associated Press. May 2s)
New York:
Stocks strong; Atchison up 10 to
record figure.
Bonds easy; U. S. government Is
sues up improve.
Curb irregular: Illinois Pipe Line
drops Is points.
Foreign exchanges steady: Span
ish peseta touches new 1929 low.
Cotton higher: unfavorable crop
reports.
Sugar easy: Disappointing spot
demand
Coffee declined; lower Rio mar
ket.
Chicagos
Wheat weak: improved North
west crop reports.
Corn easy: hearish Illinois re-
ports.
Cattle steady.
Hogs lower.
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YORK. Nav 2s.-P-Co

NEW YORK. May 28.-P-Cot-
ton opened steady nj a decline of
5 TO III points under a renewal OF
near month liquidation which sent
July off 20 1886. or IL points net
lower. But there was buying of
new crop months on unfavorable
weather reports. Prices turned
steadier after the early offerings
had been absorbed and rallied to
about yesterdays closing quotations
by the end of the first half hour.
The rally from the opening de-
cline carried the market up TO 1882
for July and 1870 for December. or
4 70 IL points net higher. The
advance was checked hy realizing.
and reactions followed. AT midday
July was about 5 points net lower
st 1873 while later months we're
2 to 5 points net higher.
Futures closed steady. 10 to 22
points higher. Spot quiet; middl.ng
1895.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Auditor 10 June 3. 1929, for
the purchase OF a No. go Cater
pillar Tractor. Specifications for
same may be obtained from Com
missioner A. V. Logan. San Benito.
Bids will be opened at 10 a. m.
June 3. 1929. al the meeting Of the
Cameron County Commissioners
Court. Court House. Brownsville.
Texas. The Court reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids.
J. j. BISHOP. County Auditor.
5-6-l4-20-27-3A20
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~TRI-PARTITE TREATY
is EXPECTED SOON

WASHINGTON. May 2a.-lF-
Negotiations for a tri-parte treaty
between the United States. Great
Britain. and the Kingdom or Iraq.
have been concluded and the sig
nature Of the treaty is expected
shortly by officials Of the state de-
partment. The principal purposes
Of the recognition Of the sovereign
~ OF Iraq BY the United States and
the protection Of American interests
in the kingdom. which is a man.
dSted territory under Great Bri-
tain.
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RIVER MAY HIT 16
FOOT LEVEL HERE

Possibility that the Rio Grande
would strike the l6-foot level be-
fore beginning to fan from it's e
ent rise was seen by the weather
bureau here today as the river
gauge stood az lat feet at noon.
The Rio Grande viii continue to
rise here and below until some time
tomorrow. the weather bureau fore
cast.
The river was To begin its fall at
san Benito and on west today.
Further rains we're not taken In
consideration n the forecasts
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%LTVERPOOL SPOTS

LIVERPOOL. May 23.-Pi-Cot-
ton-spot quiet: lower; American
strict good middhng Sl092: good
middling Sln.52: strict middling
Sl0.32: middlinE sl0.l2: strict low
middling 1887: low middling S9.57;
strict good ordinary So17: good or
binary S6.77. Sales 5000 bales. B.
500 American. Receipts 5000.
American a.8oN. Futures closed
steady. Nav 5000: July 81 83. Oc-
tCber s9.79. December SOFT. Janu-
ary S9.7B, March 1892.
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TENDER DIES
FROM GUN WOUND

BEAUMONT. Tex. May 26.-F
John Kirsher. IS. city canal
tender. died today from a gunshot
wound received while visiting near
his home. Walter Riley. 65. was
named by Kirsher as the man who
shot him and was held. Kirsher'E
right forearm was torn away.
Riley was charged with murder.
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G
or SENATE ROLL CALI

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-tP-
Publication hereafter Of all roll
calls taken in executive sessions of
the senate In the consideration OF
nominations was recommended 70
the senate today by its rules COM
mittee.
The committee also recommended
that In the future a majority in
stead Of the two thirds vote now
required be necessary for the con-
sideration OF a nomination in open
session.
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EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. MAY 2S-tP-For-
eirn exchanges steady. Great Bril-
tain. demand 454 IL. cables 4ai
and 60-day bills on hanks 4T9 81
France. demand 800 "a: Italv 52S
i-i6. Belgium 1888: Germany 1880;
Tokyo ~ 40: Montreal 992l 7-6.
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p RONDs

NEW YORK. Nav 28-E-Gov-
eminent bonds: Liberty 3 i-2. 81
Az. s16f6: 1st 4 ia. Sa85: 4th 4 IA.
$98.1G. Treasury 4 IA. 47-52. sos.
As. 44-54. si0224; 3 "a. 1856.
Soq26.
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Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
None.
2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon a.. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
IOsRD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. vi. Kent, Judge
No orders.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
Suits filed: None.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
No orders.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
David Rodriguez and Antonio Va
lencia.
Benito Alaniz and Conception Or
tega.
Virgil G. Sissell and Maurine San
ders.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
J., W. Murphy et TX TO Broadway
Investment Corporation. lot IL,
block SO. Harrington. $4,000.
NJ. Satterwhite, administrator of
estate of j. d. Dorsey. deceased. to
J. V. Murphy. lot II, block So. Har-
linger. $500.
A. r. McClendon ct al to Ovella
Vicery. town lots IA. IS. 16, block "A,
o. 7. Harrington. $40.
c. L. Beasley 10 r. r.. Loving. I'M
divided third interest in three lots,
being lots Ia. Is. is. block "A. city
Of Harrington. $40.
Walter ". Ghislln et ux to 5. III.
Collier. lot 3, block 3, Taylor addi-
ton. Harrington. $40.
w. G. MatheS to Macario Con-
zales. lots 6 and 7. block 10. Colonia
La Palma No. 2. San Benito. Si735.
Quintina T.. de Sanchez ct al to
Andres Leal Losa et al. lot 3. block
"a. fourth addition. San Benito. $40.
Buena Vista Burial Park associa-
ton TO F. C. Hancock. lot "a. Ma
sonic section. containing 375 square
feet Buena Vista Burial Park
S281 25.
Alder r.. Neil ct ux to Clarence 4
Swank e. al. lot I OF block f64. El
Jardin subdivision. share 81. ESP.
Santo grant. plat So. S45O0.
w. Z. Heaner TO Andres Gonzales.
south OnJ-half lot 10. block l3. Pa
redes addition. Brownsville. $40.
Ina Jcf@rs bv sheriff 10 GUY JEFF
fers. north 20 acres and south 1917
acres block 204. San Benito Irrira-
ton Co, share l, Esp. Santo grant.
s3i04SO.
J. J. McClintock ct Tx to w. c
McClintock- lot III, block 5. O. r
Harrington. $40.
:. Finley Ewing ct ur 10 South
west National bank. Dallas. lots IS
DO, Palmetal subdivision. survey 2sl :
285. plat 2-30. $40.
southwest National bank. Dallas
70 :. Finley Ewing. lots IS and IS
Palmetal ~subdivisicS. survey 2sl-
2a5. Sl4.6T0.
Charles T. Mitsch ct ux n J T
Wilcoxon. lot 4, block IIs. o. T. Har-
lingen. 81.
i. +. Witherspoon ct Tx to J r
Wlicox-r, part lot /. block 2 Ehnn,
Heights addition. Harrington. s1o
Frank II. Elder ct ux to j - VII.
soXon. town lots 4. S. s. block 40
Harrington. $40.
Lydia Mitsch 81 vir to =. r vii.
coxon, lot Z, block 1T. Harlinren
Il "A Prunscn et Tx 10 J. y VII.
soxon. lot 2. block 4. Castle a. A.
dition. Harrington. $40.
|. I. r. Sibson to J. r. WiIcoxor
Iots 25. "a, block 10. o. It. SAINT
Rosa, $500.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION

In The District Court. Cameron
County. Texas.
Geo. Thee. Smith ct al VS.. Santa
Helena improvement Co. ct al.
The State Of Texas % the Sheriff
or any Constable Of Cameron Coun-
tvAGrentinE.
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NEW YORK. May 28.-tP-Call
money firm: all loans s.; closing bid
s: time loans firm: mixed collateral
5000 DAYS 2 IA: f-6 months @;
prime mercantile paper s.
Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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CHICAGO CAsp FRAN

CHICAGO. Nav 2s-(P-wheat
No. 4 northern spring ~; sample
grade northern snrinc "a
Corn. M. ? mixed 80 ia. No. =
vriIow es 1f-2.
oats: No. 2 white IS: simple grade
5000.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 28.-tPi-
Spot cotton closed steady. s points
higher; sales 376: low middling
l7.35: middline 1885: good middling
1910; receipts 1900: stock 225. COL.
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RITTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. MAY 25.-P-Butter
unchanged.
Eggs lower. extra firsts % LA
SOC: firsts 2ec: ordinary firsts 27G
"a 1-2c: storage packed firsts Fl
lac: storage packed extras 81 i-2c.
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PnTrITRY

CHICAGO. May 2s.-tP4-Fouitrv
sowIs easv: balance steady: fowls
qnNsfe. br6iIers 36G44c. ROSTERS
ne: turkeys 7703oc: ducks 75625c:
Eprino ducks soc: geese 15c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-28

Opening. Jan. 1853; Mar. 1854:
July 1870: Oct. odd 1887; Oct.
New 1887; Dec. 1851.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-28

MM~ w NM M VI WMW
THE INITFD STATS FnM TnAM
SOUTHERN DISTRICT nF THM4
a BROWNSVILLE DIVISION
In the matter - r. " o..
Bankrupt
No. 1Ta. In Bankruptcy
Tn tine Creditors nf wAn MMMHr4nH
Notice iE hereby HAFrr fhnt nr tHn
18th day az NaF. ig19 thr MhH WHY
W Orcen 90 Aiarsn H1aieo Ccsa-
~. Texas usE duly nnfatred a
bankrupt. and en- first ne nf
his creditors mii ~ hrih mr fH# mr-
flee rf rra Webster. NHtMrH# fm
Bankruptcy. ln thH HfrHrann MH-
inE. Brrwrsgiiir TrAnE rn re ann
cay - June 1879 AZ ErFen Hiif
A. NJ NJ which tine ard riaze fr-
creditors nf enc said H W 0Harn.
bankrupt. -nw appear. nFnH# tN#sr
rialrE. elect N trustee. HMnHmIHH FM#
bankrupt ard transact wlHH ~MHr
business M NAV property rrE< uw-
fore such meeting a
Ira WEBSTER.
Referee fn nnrkrirH-v.
Dated Nay aath. i11n.
S--s-144f.
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MOTHER sURRENDERs BABY

BELFAST-Mrs. Margaret Ken
dali, who kidnapped her baby after
she was divorced. surrendered 10 in
response 10 "A court order four
months later.
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NEW ORLEANS OPENING

NEW ORLEANS. May 2s-iP-
Cotton opened steady. Jan 1881:
March 1889: July l3.45: Oct. 1887;
Dec. 15.47.
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: ORLEANS CoTToNsEEp OIL

NEW ORLEANS. May 28.-lP,-
Cottonseed oil closed steady; prime
summer yellow $50: prime crude
762 IL. T87 Ia; June ass: July
$50: Aur. $40: Sent. $50. Oct. 8.55i
Nov. $50. Dec. S.65.
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NEW ORLEANS Futures

NEW ORLEANS. May 2s-lPY-
Cotton futures closed steady at net
advances OF 10 TO 20 points:
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TEXAS sPOT CLOSING

DALLAS. MAY "a Up Spot
cotton 1900: Houston 1870; Gal
weston 1375.
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Livestock Prices
Take Slight Drop
On Chicago Mart

CHICAGO. Nav 2S.-lP-Hogs:
$4,000: 25h 3oc lower: top 5000 for
goo ID. weights; packing sows 9ooR
s.65.
Cattle: 1000: calves: 1000: top
si4.50: slaughter steers. good and
choice a50-l5nn lbs. 1880 1900.
COWS. good and choice a.5n6 IL 90.
veslers milk fed good and choice
12n0G1550.
Sheen: $4,000: Csc lower: snring
lambs good and choice 15006 1850:
lambs % lbs. down l2.25Gi325:
ewes medium 70 choice $50 lbs.
down 6.00T7.75.
FORT WORTH. May 3s.-iP-
HOGS: 900: truck hogs 25c lower:
better grades 100 70 240 pound truck
hoes 9s06l0.l0.
Cattle. 1900. steady: steers CTS
HH0o: vearlinrs i4aS. cows IN n
1925. bulls $50 - S.25. few on.
hesvv sfnck heifer calves 1900:
veaIers 1880.
Sheen am. fiifiv S+eaTv. vear-
IinFs 1900: lambs 1300ai4oo: veth-
ers $50.
KANSAS CITY. Nav Ord
Hoes: 5000: packing sovs 8.so6
Rsn.
Cattle: $500: calves. 100: steady
10 strong: SLAUGHTER steers. rnnd and
choice e50H15n0 lbs 12.6S@147S: fed
yesrlings. GOOD choice 75n695o lbs
1850 IS ~: cows. good ard choice
p5oGI200: vealnrs frniit-fedi ne
dun 10 chnice ss0613.50; Gull and
common 6.0nNR5n
Sheen. an00: lambs 1f.40Ti250.
ewes 425a6O0.
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NEW YORK. May 2s-Pl-Cot-
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

banks Friday brought a large con- signment of first class letter mail from the states as well as Alas ka points. Numerous letters were received from friends who went out on the last trip of the steam CT Victoria. which arrived at Seat tie Nov. Sth.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

Thanksgiving Day was observed generally turnout Nome by the closing of business houses. The restaurants and many of the home folks enjoyed turkey dinners with invited guests.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

Mrs. Leonard Smith is in receipt of a letter arriving On the air plane yesterday, announcing the marriage of her brother Charles Haering to Miss Bagna Nelson. of Seattle. The wedding having taken place the latter part of Oc- tober at Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

George Ashenfelter is a recent arrival in Nome. MT. Ashenfelter came up from his home in Golovin on businss matters. He reports exceptionally heavy trails; which try mems souls.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

The Community Christmas Tree Committee will hold it's first meet ing Sunday Dec Sth, at P. M. at the court house, all those inter- ested are invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

It is reported there is between three and four hundred pounds of first class mail for Nome on the plane that broke down at Ruby. Just when it will arrive is not known
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

The case of Jack Costello found guilty last week of having intox- icating liquor in his possession, as tried before the U. s. Commis- sioner, was this week appealed to the District Court by his attorney Hugh O'Neill The case will pro- bably come up some time in March
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

Carl Fincer of Council is a new arrival in Nome this week. He is stopping at the Alaska Ho- tel and may stay in the Nome district this year.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

The Pioneer Roof Garden Com mittee will meet at the Igloo Sunday, Dec. Sth. at 1:30 P. M, to make further arrangements for the roof garden which will be held on Dec. 18th
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

Subscription lists where donations may be made to the hospital fund can be found at the following busi- ness houses: M. & M. Bank, Lo- men Drug Store, A. Polet. T. Leh- mann, Board of Trade, Nevada, Nome Lighterage Company, Alas ka Hotel, Lincoln Hotel, Snake River Grocery and the Boring Ma tive Brotherhood. also at Little Creek,
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

It is to hoped that the blizzard which sprung up last night will not interfere with the rescue plan es in hopping on from Teller to- day enroute to Siberia. Never before in the history of oldtimers have they witnessed such heavy snow falls and blizzard weather in the month of November. It is regrettable that it had to hap pen while the planes were busy removing the million and a half dollars fur shipment from Siberia to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

Thomas Gaffney, the Sunset creek mining man, who is carry ing on prospecting work this win ter. came into town via dog team to spend Thanksgiving. MT. Gaf- fney will return to his mining claims as soon as stormy wea ther lets up.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

Watch the back page of the Nugget Daily Bulletin for infor- nation about the Eagle Mask Ball. 25 prizes will be offered. among which is free airplane ride in the N. A. T. Plane.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30
LOCAL NEWS

Wm. Oliver. left Nome via dog team this week for Golovin where he has gone on a business trip.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

Collector of Customs R. W. J. Reed accompanied by his wife, who went outside on the last sail ing, of the Victoria, left Sea tile Nov. 18th for Juneau where they will send a couple of weeks after which they they will go to Wrang- ell where they will be located for two months. They were due to arrive in Wrangell two days be- fore Thanksgiving.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30
N o T I 0 E

Subscribers who do not get their paper regularly, will confer a favor on the office Il. they win report 1t as soon as possible.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

SrRscRIRE FOR rHr >''-~~ ,,
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30
DOlGtS Stores

Subscrii'c NOW for the Nome NuxxeS $l.00 per month
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30
REDUCED RATES FOR

REDUCED RATES FOR
 DRAFTS From $1.OO to $25.OO 5 cts. From $35.O1 to 5000 10 cts. From $sO.01 to S75.oO 1S cts. From e76.O1 to @1OO.O0 20 cts. Larger Amounts 20 cts, per S1OO. :
 TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS $1.o0 per S1O0. or fraction Thereof, plus cost of telegram. MINERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
 OF ALASKA NOME, ALASKA
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

LOCAL NEWS . :s. ::.::..: % #:
 marriage brother Charles
 Haering o wm Oliver left Nome dog The wedding having Golovin where taken place the latter he has business trip tober at Seattle
 Carl Fincer of case of Jackc found new this guilty last of having the Alaska Ho catng liquor in his tel and may stay as the disrictt wear was
 the District attorney The Hugh oNein. case pro- meet baby Sunday P. M. -----------
 the house all those inter- The plane arriving Fair are attend
 ------------- signment class letter reported states we'll as Alas hundred pounds of k mail for Nome the received broke Ruby Just at Seat tie Nov. sth.
 donations Nome by the may be of business houses The found the following the home ness M turkey dinners with invited guests. mann Board of Trade Nevada
 ------- , Nome Iighterage Ashenfelter is recent ka Hotel arrival in MT Ahenfel River on of u "9 @ ] nome H Creek s also " Little exceptionally heavy trails which mems souls. Collector of Customs W.
 Reed accompanied by his wife, Pioneer on the last sail mitee will meet the Igoo ing of the Victoria, Sunday, sth 1:3o M Nov to make further for will the roof garden which will be which they they will held on Dec 2Sth ell where they will be located
 to pack the arrive Wrangen for fore Thanksgiving
 Mask
 is to that is sprung will ride in the N A. T. Plane interfere
 ----- es hopping to Thomas Gafney Sunset day to liberia. Never creek who before O ing prospecting this have into MT lin the of November will that had han stormy weather lets up removing the half
 dollars from Siberia S'bSCRIEE FOR THE '''"
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-08
Obituary
Walter ]. Grosvenor

Wcrd was received in Putnam, Tuesday evening, of the sudden death in Boston Of Walter J. Grosvenor. a former Putnam boy. a graduate of the Putnam high school, class of 1899, and brother of Mrs. Omer J. Milot, Fremont street. Mir. Grcsvenor was found dead in his apartment about eight o'clock in the evening.
 Born in Pomfret, son of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Grosvenor, he attend ed the schools of Putnam and about thirty years ago went to Boston where he became a successful contractor. He is married and has one daughter. Mrs. Grosvenor and the daughter, Miss Miriam Grosvenor. have been abroad but were expected to sail for home the 18th of August. 1t is not known whether they have been reach ed by cable.
 Besides his wife and daughter and his sister in Putnam, MT. Grosvencr ss survived by his mother and a sis ter, Miss Josie Grosvenor of Norwich, formerly of Putnam. with whom the mother has made her home for the past two years, her husband having died three years ago. He also leaves two brothers, Thomas and Frank Grosvenor, both of Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-08
Rheumatic Pains

Many rheumatic and sciatic pains are due to impurities and toxins in the blood because of poorly func- tioning kidneys. Sedatives, dopes and powerful drugs give only temporary relief and do not remove the cause. If you suffer stiffness, joint aches and rheumatic pains. oet the new, quick-acting cystex Tess at any drug store. No sedatives or mar cotics. If you don't soon feel free of pain and like new, you get your money back under our Iron-C Clad. Money Back Guarantee. cystex, spe- eial, only 60 cents. W. B. CARROLL. Druggist, l54 Main street, Putnam.