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The courier., 1901-04-13
THE COURIER.

Freeman. F. W. Hill, Hsrpham, Hays,
Hoover. Kellogg. Lowry, K'inker, Lever
ing. Miller, Morning. Mullep. Stearns,
S. B. Pound. Sine, Irvine, Ush.r, Evans.
Arnett, Marshall. Rewick. Norris. Fling.
Goodell. Kirby. Haisht of Crete. Mrs.
Buck OF Crete, Mrs. jennings of Viii
ber; Misses Barber, Spade, Kirker. Tib
belts; Mesers. Barber, Msrlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Wilcox gave four
course dinner Saturday evening to the
children Of Mr.. Wilcox's Sabbath school
class. Dcwny chickens, cunning birds
nests and other suggestions OF Easter
decorated the table where the guests
were: Misses Katrina Jsques. Ruth
Martin. Ruth Watson, Ethel jackson.
Gouldine Frost, Edna Brown, Ethel
Newbecker; Masters John Hyer Miller.
Floyd. Harry and Marion McAlpine,
Henry Pomerene and Dean McBrien.
Cards have been received by Mr..
Ralph Johneonis friends, announcing
bis marriage in Philadelphia on Wed.
nesdsy. April the twenty-fourth. to Miss
Augusta Virginia Voigt. daughter OF
Mrs. Marie Louise Voigt. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson will be st home in Lin
coin at $50 North Twcnty-sixth street.
after June the sixth. Mr.. johnson has
lived in Lincoln many years. is an alum.
nus Of the State university and a well
known attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Spaulding OF
Sioux City. have issued invitations to
the marriage Of their daughter Susan,
to Mr.. Fred Jay White, to occur IN
Saint Thomas Episcopal church in
Sioux City, Wednesday evening. April
tho twenty fourth. Miss Spauldipg has
visited in Lincoln and has friends
among the society people here. Mr..
White is a brother Of Mrs. Lewis
Marshall.
Mrs. A. r. Mitchell gave for Helene
Mitchell on Saturday afternoon a din
ner and then box party to hear Mr..
Ernest Seton Thompson. That par
ticulsr box pever bloomed more gay;y
than on last Saturday afternoon when it
was occupied by Misses Helene Mitch
ell, Helen Berger. Katharire Rhodes.
Eleanor Barbour, Louise Bennett Of
Omaha. and Dorrsncs Harwood.
Mrs. w. j. Turner entertained the L.
A. kensington on Monday and her
guests spent q delightful afternoon.
The club members present we're: Mes.
danes Van Brunt, Wilkinson, Patrick,
Rewick, Chaplin. Davis, Kennsrd,
Pitcher. Humphrey. Campbell, Bill
meyer, Jones. Seacrest. The guests in.
vited we're: Mesdamee Hutchins, r. M,
Turner, M. Scott, George FawelI, Tom.
son. Stoney, Polk. Irwin Of Quincy. and
Miss Polk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Green gave
pleasant card party on Monday evening.
Sixty guests played siy handed euchre.
Mre. John B. Wright won the LADIES'
royal prize. Mrs. E. L. Holyoke the
shouting prize, Mr.. Z. E. Brown the
mems royal prize and Mr.. A. S. Ray.
mond the shouting prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Burr gave q din.
ner Wednesday evening. The dining
room and table decorations were pink.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mre,
John B. Wright, MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
Marshall, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Ashton
Of Grand leland, Miss Miles of Iowa.
and Miss Gahan.
The courier., 1901-04-13

eot: D0ctor Il. A. hoee. Reverend asa
Sleeth, Professor T. L. Lyon, Professor
Msggi, Messrs. r. Z. Moore. w. L. Un.
Kicker. 4. ii. Sheldon, Francis j. Plym.
Charles Z. Barber, w. M. Hopewell. A.
y. Pancoast, George Kimbsll, c. H.
Adams. Charles e. Wells. Roy B. Ad-
fms. Edward R. Harvey. Tsnnies john
son, Charles F. Mann. James McGeachin
Leonard E. Hurtz. Claire r. Nudge.
Fred F. Hurtz and Fred M. Sanders.
An alumni association was organized Of
which Mr.. r. E. Moore was made presi.
dent and Mr.. Francis j. Plym secretary.
Mrs. o. J. Wilson and Mrs. Ida Ben.
nett entertained the Bsttenburg club
Friday afternoon at the home Of the
former. American Beauties and Easter
lilies adorned the house. The library
was converted into studio where Mrs.
Benefits paintings were exhibited.
Names Of popular books we're illustrated
by drawings and each lady who guessed
all OF the names correctly was rewarded
with rose. A luncheon was served to
Mesdsmes Sanderson. c. E. Ssndersop,
Henry Sanderson. Cattrill. Coningham,
McNsb. Leonard. McAlphine. Robinson,
Kitrhen. Gillian. Shockey, Rugh, Stu
chsl, Leonard, Pomerene. Whiting.
Yohc, Shank. Miltonberger. Shute; Miss
es Pietzner, Robinson, Davis. Minor.
Miss Emma Bennett gave a progress
sive crokinole party Friday evening at
1886 Washington street. Easter lilies
and American Beauties decorated the
rooms. The guests we're. Misses Ada
Stuchel. Msude Cornell. Ida Gaylord,
Gertrude Peters, Harriet Bardwell, Mae
Bardwell, Bee Billingslsy. Maude Nc
Alpine, Frances Huntington. Emma
Bennett; Messrs. Ben Mills, Roy Mil
tonberger. Tim Whiting. Clare Cornell,
Will Woodworth. Clayton Beck, Fritz
Gardiner. George Bromfield, Gay Shiels.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. E E. Speu-
Ger and Mrs. Il. NJ. LeGore entertained
at six handed euchre. The followiug
were invited: Meedames Harley, Hin
man. Hardy. Munger, Jones. Kelley,
Lees, Pound, Love. Lane, Robbins,
Spaulding. Van Brunt, Tilton. Young.
Atwood. Stevenson. Bishop, Chambers.
Casebeer, Cone. Cunningham. Gran
dali, Crittenden. Dorgan, Dorgan. Her.
rick. Eames. Davis, Howell, Finch, Hel.
wig. Keefer. Lsymon, McCreery. Nash.
North, Peckham, Nelson, Powers. Reed.
Rankins. Setter, Stonebraker. Ham
mond. Turner, Wilkinson, Stone, Whit
ing. Miltonberger, Berge. Garoutte
Warner, Rudge. Clark, Reese, Link,
Fisher, Hardy. Taylor. Harphsm, Web
ster. Babcock. Evans, Green, A. L.
Hoover, Gund; Misses Hammond. Ham,
mond. Bryac, Risser, Smith. johnson.
Chambers. Cunningham. Nance, Pound,
Polk.
The last open meeting Of the Matinee
Musicale will be held in Memorial hall.
University of Nebraska, on Tuesday
evening. April the sixteenth, instead of
the ffteeLth, Inst. - previously men
ticned. The concert to be given will be
free to the general public and all those
interested in the club or in music are
invited to Be in attendance. A program
Of choice selections has been arranged,
including solos by Mrs. r. A. Holyoke,
Miss Lora Holmes, Mrs. Will Oven
Jones, Miss Marie Hoover. Miss Ina
Ensign, Miss Lillian Eiche and others.
In addition. the chorus. under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. P.V. NJ. RAYMOND, will
The courier., 1901-04-13

Hewitt-Are you believer in vacci-
nation?
Jewett-Moet certainly; it kept my
daughter from playing the piano for
nearly week.
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EXCURSIONS TO ATLANTIC CITY

Cape May, Sen Isle City aud Ocean City, Nj,
Ocean City. Nd. and Rehobuth Beach. Del.
al very low rates. Thursdays. June 10 and
"a. July II and -. August . and ~. and
September.5.
The Baltimore & Ohio r. r. have arranged
a series Of Popular Seashore Excursions to be
rUn on Thursdays, JuBe - md a. July II and
T25. August ) and ~ aud September 5, to At
lantic Cry, Cape May. sea Isle City aud
Ocean Cify. n. j., Ocean City. Md aud
RehobOth Beach, Del Tickets viii he good
sixteen (l6) days. including date OF sale.
Stop.overs viii be allowed Oh the return trip
Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Washington on
tickets sold TO New Jersey retoris, ard at
baltimore AMI Washington on tickets sold 10
Ocean City, Nd. aud lseliototb Beach Del
For tickets. time If trains. sleeping aud
parlor car accommodations, cali on or address
nearest ticket Agcnl Baltimore & Ohio r. X.
for full information
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tired man VINO Sits
on a pin leaps up
with new energy,
but no one would
say til at this
energy was evil
d ence of I b c
strength giving
power Of a pin.
SO with the en-
ergy induced by
liquors. T h e y
only spur the body
on, but do not
strengthen ii.
Strength is made
from food prop
erly digested and
a s $ IN i lat c d.
When the stoni-
acil is diseased
there is a failure
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to extract the nutrition from food and
the body grows weak. The weak body
needs strengthening, not stimulating.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases Of tie stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition, 50 that
the nutrition OF food is perfectly ex-
tracted and assifiilated and the body
nourisled into health and strength.
There is no alcohol in Golden Medical
Discovery and it is entirely free from
opium. cocaine and all other narcotics.
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery There IS no other rIiesii-
cine riust as good :" for diseases OF the
stomach and allied organs.
~your Golden. Medical Discovery and Or.
saoe's casarrT Remedy have been Of great
benefit to rier writes Prof. Pleasant A. Oliver,
81 yio1a Fulton Co. Ark. Before / used the
above mentioned remedies my sleep was not
sound digestion bad continual feeling Of
misery. 7 now feel like new man.
Q Dr.. Piefce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the bowels and liver.
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- -,x< ,.x-as
-
The gypsy woman
Lives on The moor;
She sleeps in a tent,
Low is her dwelling
And hard her bed,
But the stars at night
Are a crown for her head.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1901-07-16
Deer Park, Md Most Delightful summer r
sort Of the 2 llcghenics.

Deer Park. Md Most Delightful summer re-
sort Of the Alcghencs.
Swept by mountain breezcs. $500 feet above
sea level. Abso utely ifes from malaria. hay
fever and mOfquitoes Reached without
change OF ears from AL principal c les via
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad. Every modern
convenience. Rot ms en- suite with private
baths. Electric Lights, Long Distance Tcle-
phone, Elevator Turkish Baths. Swimming
Pools, Golf Links. Tennis Courts, Bowling
Alleys. Magnificent Drives. Complete Livery
Service. Annal olis Naval academy Band.
Hotel remodeled with additional conveniences
All cottages have been taken for The season.
Open from Juge 22d to September .0ih
For rates and, information address W. r,
Burweli, Manager care Queen City Hotel.
Cumberland. Nd, until june list After that
time, Deer Park, Carrot County. Nd ta9l.
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A. ". McDoNALDl [FRANK BEcKwITH.
Mcdonald g. BeckWith,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Charles Town. Jefferson County, WestVa
yXYIIL practice in the Courts OF Jeherso -
w Berkeley and Morgan counties, the U.
: District Court at Martinsburg, and the
court of Appeals of West Virginia.
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The Excuse

Made by many man for taking drink
at the bar is that he needs bracer He
feels weak, his stomach is vout of sorts I"
and liquor makes him nfeel good.n The
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YOU N oed
TUFTS Pills
Take No Substitute.
Special Excursion Rates
10 Various Potrfs cia
~ rrxfMUr - nrYro ptfFunan

b1Li1hOfAE q Ot1lO RAllNO<AO
ATLANTIC CITY. n. Very low rates fof
special excursions june - and n. July II
aud %. August ) and ~, aud Sept s. Tick
cts gODd sixteen days.
CHICAGO. lib. Y r L 4. international
Convention. July 25-23. One fare for the
round Up. Tickets good going July e. "a
and 25s good returning leaving Chicago nn-
III July 70. With privilege ~ exfem.i0n to
August "a on deposit 81 ticket with Joint
Agent and payment % 80 cents.
IN INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Sovereign Grand
Lodge, Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
SEPT. 1921. Oae fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale Sept. f215. limited for re-
turn leaging 1ndanap Ii until September
20. With pritiie9.. Of extension TO October z
on deposit If ticket with Joint Agent aud
payment Of 30 eeutE.
LOUISVILLE. Kf.-Tfiennia. Conclave,
Knights Tcmplsr, august 27-3i. One fare
for tho round Trip. Tickets on fale august
- 10 -. limited for return lraying to lis
VI j. until september = with privilege 81
extension 70 sepienIber II on deporif Of
ticket with joint Agent aud payment Of 50
cents.
For tickets. time Of trains, sleeping aud
paTlor car and Accommodations. call On or ad-
dress nearest Ticket Agent Baltimore Il Ohio
Il. X. f0f full information.
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Speer's Port & Burgundy

W Inc.
The Finest Wine in the world from
his SO Acres Of Vineyards, where
the soil is rich in iron, imparting
ito theOporto grape and the grape
to the Wine-causes the dark deep
rich color, and blood-making,
property of this life=giving Wine.
The Iron in it. This is the Wine
that beats the world in its valua-
bic medicinal qualities, for family
use and evening parties it is
especially beneficial for females,
invalids and aged persons.
The Port Wine is nine years old
and the Burgundy, a rich dry wine
eight years old.
The Claret equals the finest French
product.
Druggists and Grocers Sell it.
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7. C. Green,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
;harlestown, jefferson County, West Virgins.
WILL practice in the Courts of Jefferson,
w Berkeley and Morgan counties; also,
the United States District Court at Martins
burg. and the Supreme Court of Appeals Of
West Virginia. Special attention 10 the col
lection of claims and prompt remittance OF the
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ss7Eyss.y5EEVy5'C 5.'t-~s'N--s<.s'sSIrzV5T-
5 HIS OWN PETARD
= --sSo-s--
& A Story of the Higher Edu-
8 cation of Women.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

woman" said the professor, "was
made for the home. There she stands
on pedestal, from which 1T is a griey-
Gus thing to see her step down."
Now the professor is acknowledged
to be one of the wisest men in Europe,
and it was impossible that a girl of
Sibyrs age should contradict him. Be
sides, SiDyl has been very nicely
brought up and wouldn't think of CON
tradicting ii person so much older than
herself, even if he had been merely an
undergraduate instead of professor.
SO she looked very politely interested
in the remark and said nothing.
Silence ON the part Of the other per-
son always lures on a man to say more
than he ought.
Il am sorry" the professor contin-
ued after a pause, ito hear that you are
coming up next term. ! had hoped that
your dear mother-one of my Oldest
and best friends would have had 9th
well that | disapprove. deeply disap-
prove. of this most unseemly attempt
of women to enter upon university
life"
But. professor. that isn't very kind,
Sibyl was obliged at last TO remon-
strate. Il understand that | shall have
the pleasure of attending your lectures
That is, if get through my e2amina-
ton, and I'm going up for it next
week"
Eyes, | am sorry TO say mean.
am glad-ah-h-h- Won't you take
another cup of teat" Sibyl is the kind
est hearted of girls and wouldn't hurt a
fly unnecessarily, and so she said she
would like another cup of tea very
much
Woman. the professor repeated
when he had returned to his usual alb
straction. stands on a pedestal in the
domestic circle. 1t Is truly grievous
that she should be willing to join in
the struggles of masculine life" lie
had attended. as an experienced person
will perceive. the last Union debate on
the degree question, and the eloquence
of the debaters was echoed from the
lips of the professor.
Sibyl tried to consider herself from
the point of view of her domestic cir
Gle, but failed to remember that their
mental attitude in relation TO her had
ever been that of those who look up adj
miringly toward the statue on its ped
estal.
Professor. | will not struggle" said
She II promise to submit to your au-
thority OH all questions, whether of dis
cipline or of Arabic. | promise never
to join in 9TH of November row, and
you know that women students are al
lowed neither boat races nor bump
suppers."
The professor answered that she was
evadng the question at issue. He said
that ladies usually DO so. and Sibyl
went home with provisions of universe
ty life little less bright than they had
been before But she was none the less
determined TO go up and TO devote the
next period Of her life to the studies
which were illustrated by the pro
feSsor.
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THOMAS c. RUST
Has moved his
FURNITURE AND REPAIRING BUSINESS
TO The
sTRIDER q RAMEY SHoP.

STRlDER 4 kAAIEY SHOP
Formerly the old Sadlrr Brothers Shop. in the
rear of the Sadler Block. gu Congress street.
where he viii enzase in he Furniture Repair
ing aud Uphosiering B.ssiness, as heretofore
Parties not kaogina whre my shep il. wilt
please enquire ut Striaer Il Ram Us Furni-
ture Store. ard they will drgct them to where
am located. Trusting that ! shall continue
to receive a liberal share OF the Public Patron
age | remain Most respectfully,
June 81 III. THOMAS G. Rust,
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Fifth Annual Fpworth League Woods
Meeting.
Midd1accy, Apsasi 9 10 and II, 1901.
COMMITTEES.

COM All I Els
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
n. r. Roberts. Chairman. Assistants
Miss Esther Lloyd and a. Il Anderson.
SPEAKERS.
F. A. strother Chairman Assistants
Mrs. Homer, Miss Esther LLOYD. Miss
Eva Ramey and Oscar Watson
REcITArIoNs,
Mabel Jennings Chairman. Assistants
Mrs B. Barnes, Miss Flora Ramev.
Miss Cattle Smith. Miss Esther Lloyd
and DR. Brown Watson.
INCEPTION.
Mrs. A. l.. Anderson, Chairman. AS
sistants Mrs. Pearrell, Mrs. Everhart,
Mrs Laura Watson, Miss Louise Smith.
Miss Ada Jennings, Miss Lizzie Smith
and Miss Sudie Watson
PROGRAM,
n. r. Roberts, Chairman. Assistants
IF. A. Strothsr T. G. Whitaker A. l..
Anderson. Miss Lulu Jennings, Miss
Charlotte Barnes. Miss Mabel Chorpen-
ing, Miss Daisy shaull
ADVERTISING.
Mabel Jennings, Chairman. Assistants
"A, l., Anderson and Miss Esther Lloyd
FnErARINc THE MOODS.
A. l.. Anderson, Chairman. Assistants
-Barthol Watson, Gene Watson Thos,
Gill, Calvin Chorpering. Lin Watson. A.
NJ Ring. W b. Barnes, n. w. Barnes,
J. II. Ramey, Early Edwards, VIM. Ev-
erhar, Roht, Macoughtry, l.. X. Nc
Clellan, Walter Nicely, Joseph Shaull,
N. r.. Roberts ami Wilson Anderson.
REFgEsHMENT.
H. Ramey Chairman. Assistants
Gene Watson, Walter Nicely, Miss Nora
Everhart. Miss LIKE Smith, Miss Sudie
Watson, Mrs. Homer. Mrs. Coleman,
Mrs. N. X. Roberts Mrs. Sadie Fry. Mrs.
Ida shaull, Mrs. Jim Edwards Mrs.
George Anderson, Mrs. John Watson
Miss Ada Jennings ard Miss Lydia
Rossnberger,
MUSIC.
Mrs. Ella b. Watson. Chairman. AS
sstants Misses Cattle Smith, Ella Wat
son, BERTHE Grim, Bessie Watson. Ada
Jennings, Mabel Chorpening, Sadie Wat
son and Mabel jennings Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer. Oscar Watson, A. l.. Anderson.
L. G. Whitaker John Lyme, Bill Lyme,
Ign Watson, Coleman Lyme and N. N.
Barnes.
How Are Your KidReysf
Dr
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Three years later the professor sat
in Sibyi's room at Browning-it was a
charming little room. looking ON the
terrace-and he congratulated her Was
she not the most famous person of the
week? Had not every morning paper
a leading article in praise of woman as
personified in Sibyl and all the evening
papers portraits Of her. portraits whose
only point Of similarity was their I'M
likeness to Sibyl? Editors were asking
her for an article on the education Of
women at universities, and publishers
would have her edit new series Of
eastern writers for ladies' schools
The professor looked at her with adj
miration. She was the most brilliant
pupil given TO him for many day. and
her suggestions in the way of cnenda-
ton were marvellous Now. now at last,
the professor saw his visions of long
years taking upon themselves a sem
blance Of reality; they should become
real in the near future. That great
work of his on the aesthetics of the
Acadians might COW be accomplished.
The materials for it were complete.
He had spent on them all his leisure
time since hir appointment as Piantag-
enet professor But as for the writing
Of the book. from that he shrank. Some
younger man must coilaborate, use the
professors stores, undertake the labor
of writing and add to so much Enowl-
edge the enthusiasm Of yoath. For
some time be had waited until the fit
ting person should appear among his
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JOB PRlN TING

OF all kinds done promptly, neatly
and at Lowest Prices at the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Handsome new faces of Latest
Style Type recently added to our
already excellent Job outfit.
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F. A. Strother Chairman. Assistants
Mrs. Homer. Miss Esther LLOYD. Miss
Eva Ramey and Oscar Watson.
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Pianos. Organs, Etc.

SUMNER NOTES
From the feathery kingdom everywhere is
Natures tritn to the season now upon us in
all OF its radiant beauty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1901-07-16

How Arc Your K,dnsx.t
nEER pARk. HoIEL.

DIR Hobbs Sparagns Pills cure all kidney ills Sau
pie free. Add. sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or n.
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THE GYPSY WOMAN.

$3.50 in Advance; So If not Paid in Advance
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n, r. Roberts. Chairman. Assistants
Miss Esther Lloyd and A. Il Anderson.
SPEAKERS.
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ROTATIONS

Mabel jennings, Chairman. Assistants
Mrs. w. B. Barnes, Miss Flora Ramev.
Miss Cattle Smith, Miss Esther Lloyd
and DR.. Brown Watson.
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Mrs. A. /. Anderson, Chairman. AS
sistants Mrs. Pearrell, Mrs. Everhart,
Mrs Laura Watson, Miss Louise Smith.
Miss Ada Jennings, Miss Lizzie Smith
and Miss Sudie Watson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-09-11
md
IEWzELER and OPT ICIAN..

8 The faculty Of the New. London
schools which opened last Monday
consists Of the following, O.
.Holmq list, princi pal; Misses Martha
Haley Mary " alberg and Grace
Rand ali.
Isl The local post the Salvation
Army will give q coffee social at their
hall next Saturday evening, Sept. IA
Visiting officers from Minneapolis will
Assist in the rogram. Adamission Will
be ten cents. s.s=,s z
The: New London Milling co. has
purchasedsa Halvorson gasoline engine
for the elevator recently bought by
them at Dassel. Pinney has tried the
Halvorson engine before and knows q
good thing when he sees: it.
7. IT. Olsou Of Edwards informs 'ns,
that9he raised some lax this year that
yielded u bushels to i the. acre. He
sold it at 81. 48 per. bushel. That Is 4:
gross income OF 81 rs per acre. He
had about twenty acres of II.
FARM EoRzs 1Es=-Ei ghty acres in.
ISectio town Of Green Lake; good
living house; good granary, fine
|gr0YeSa orchard; located q. miles
northeast. Of Kandi yohi station.
31s3p OLE Lewis, Kandi III, MINI.
I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-09-11

9 eesl Eststs. Leaass snd nssrsaos 81
vtll loansmoney az low rate of IN:
Eterest and on favorable terms. III
! buy and sell real estate. Insurance.
Wrttten reliable insurance oompa.
MES g Sol ONION PoRTRR 20
~ llmaf Linn
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9 % tlunts 8 Psfesl spsilvsv ~ 81
parcels, pack ages, letters,
ETC, called Tor. aDd delivered q any
part of the ompS service.
t1harR r1oderat Office Crest
5Nprthern xpress Ysele]phone No.
" e