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The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

So long as man wears public honors faithfully and reflects credit upon the position he occupies there IS no considerable demand for q change, and while the people are sometimes very hard to please when they do become satisfie wi'h an official, they believe in letting well enough alone. Capt. T. E. Hasklns, than whom no gen. tleman is better qualified or better known than our present Treasurer a>pires again for that office Ills formal announcement appears in this paper. It would sound ri- .aiculous for The Times to refer 10 Capt. Hsskin's democracy, as he IS one of those trustys who has spent a lifetime in the service oi the party. He is good book. keeper and is the man for the place in every respect Shou Id opposition arise the voter. will not pass bis claims without duo consideration.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

Capt. T. c. Merwin, Q gentleman who has no peer in the county as q clerical man and who has been associated with the records and tax books more closely than any other person known to tho voters of St. Francis for the past six or eight years, comes before the dem. oeracy IS 2 candidate for re-elee ton to tho office of county clerk. Mr. Merwin has only served the people one term in hls present ca pacity and enjoys reputation any man might well feel proud oi for thoroughness and exactness in his official duties. Merwin keeps n clean, bright set of books and knows just where 10 put his hand upon any document required by those seeking information pertain. ing to public matters or the affairs of the county. In giving out th,s knowledge he is always clever and affable, winch goes long ways with the unsophisticated who gen. erally have just as much ofa vote on election day as do the better in- formed class of citizens. Mr. Mer. win is a competent officer, a good democrat, and possesses fiattering knowledge of the law. No man in the county could be more highly recommended to the voters by reason of superior qualifications and he will go into the primary with a large and enthusiastic fol. lowing.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
FOR RSHAL

TIE TtNSs is snfhorked fo announce Nr. GM MERpHtsEG as candidate Tor Marshal .f fhe ifict Ittnratei town oi Forrest City. .uO- f.---r Ia the acfIon af the Democratic primai ' sciiOf..
 HE TiaEs is aatitefi1>d 10 announce MT I Si WILDER as canCIdnie fur Marshal of l..c ID pess.ypursied foaH ot E.Srest tlty. sub 4ct To ne acton u' The .,sG ocrs:.e primary s1t-et.on-
 Tar rfrre fs authorized to announCs Ir. M N. RAINBOiT as a cs ndidate Tor Marsha tf he incorporated town af Forrest City. su 0 --sf 10 the action Of the Democratic pTlmsr. f,cet.oas
 THF TINES is suthoriZed to announce Mir Ri L. MONROE as . candidate for Marshal o inc incorporated town Of Forrest City, sub 'eet iO the action oi the Democratic primary .l-eftHff.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

Dr. E. A. Long announces in the
 proper column as a candidate for
 Mayor of the incorporated town of
 Forrest City. He is a young man
 of vim and push and is interested
 m the growth of the city. He ad.
 vooates the organization of a Busi.
 ness League for the purpose of reaching out after factories and new industries and thinks what is aood enough for other towns is roo enough for Forrest City, and bel;eves Forrest City should have the best of everything that will contribute 10 its advancement and improve,aent. Although young in years he is Of some financial lm- portance in the community and IS deeply interested in it's well.sre. E A Long is patriotic and is con- yinced of future for his home town and is deslrous of putting forth every energy 10 build 1t up and increase it's population. His candidacy for Mayor is prompted by praiseworthv motives and his views upon public questions are sound. Longs claims will not be lightly consldered by the voters.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
OR SHERIFF

THE TtIrs is authorized tO announce Nr Q. P WOLFE as candidate Tor sheriff and rN-ofi-ia Collector Cf the Rev enue oI Sf Fran .is county. subject 10 the action cf the Demo. cratic psItS.
 iHE TIvEs i- authorized to announce Dr 2. ' Nt Nt6h As \ candidate for Sheriu aud Eg-cfheio Collector Of the EeyeDna Cr ., trAneis enSnfs. subicnt fn fi.. action of th. -semOcraiic primary election.
 Tug IsNrS is aufhorize,l to announce Nr as l.. >Iot ARb of Goodwin tuvnstfr SsHdidsfe aor Shcrif and ExHOHlct3 fsi. z eteT oi the aesenues Q. Si. Frsr..I- @s.' slbs sSCt to the sn-s-- -. .s county.
 ... tue Democratic rariy,
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

George NJ. Rowland, of Telico township, is out again for the as- .essor's office, and THE TINES takes pleasure in directing the attention of dem ocrats to his formal an- nouncement which appears in the proper column. MT. Rowlani is the present assessor and pcrf,rmed the duties of the office with entire satisfaction of his constituents, but has only held the job one term. In view cf this fact the gentleman does not feel that his friends de- sire to sec him stripped of public favor at this time upon the bare proposition that he defeated one term man, and will make the race upon his merits as an officer and . democrat. Rowland enjoys 2 wide popularity and hls claims and qualifications for the assessors of
 fee gre le9iiimato and ample The voters will not pass over tht name of George II Rowland CT
 March 29 without givlng it thought
 ful and impartial consideration.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

Circuit Clerk George B.NaIlory, who has been considered lhe most popular man in the Democratic party for the past four years. IS be- fore the people again ior the dem- oeralic nomination for the office of Circuit Clerk and ex.oficio Re corder of St. Francis county, and his formal announcement for said cffice may be seen by reference 10 our announcement column. THE TINES ia supposed 10 give every
 man who aspires for public office q send eff, bat in thinking or Geo. B Mallory there is SO much that is cemmendab ble in his life and char
 acter that we scarcely know where
 to begin. Ills career as public official has been honorable and
 above impeachment by the mos, critical, and he delights in nothing
 more than when doing q friend a
 favor. He is one of those few men
 whose public life is above re-
 proaeh, and in politics he never
 has been subjected to vile and slan- derous abuse winch other men
 have had to contend with, because he is clean, unsel6sh man and has
 lived for his friends. Such an one deserves popularity, and Mr. Mall lory has been exalted to 8 high and . important position in the affairs oi , hls county by overwhelming dem-
 ocratic majorlties for the past two
 elections, and if he doesn't lead the
 ticket Tn the present race il will greatly surprise host of friends throughout St. Francis county. His record as an officer and Christian gentleman is before you. Con sidcr il carefully, and let your conduct Tn the primary be gov erned accordingly
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
I. is said of Sam Swan ths, h.

l. IS said of Sam Swan that he upheld the banner of democracy in Johnson township when there was only fourteen democrats left in the entire township, and this is doubtless fact because things got pretty squally" up in that neck O the woods at one time. and dem- ocrats were mighty scattering. Swan remained true and jealous worker for his party through it
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
FOR MAYOR

Tuv Tfsfrs Is a,ithofi1ed 10 announce Nr z19sfS II TETON as F cauafsafr iof tr 4--tt..u fe the ofsc,s of Mayor of the incur sstr4s.l town of Forrest Cify. subject i0 ths l-tf..fs uf tu@ ieiuncTatic nfInary election
 vHs TtNFS is author z-i to announce NIT ' XAfTTR R GU8MAN. " s> a candidate toi z:4ss#r of fhp= 1utaf pftratei tos ? "t foFfts CIV. .ll ject to the sotian of the Democrst!' rriiusry election.
 rnF TtMEs is authorized ta announce pr F. A LONG As candidate for Mayor ot fh' si,c4lrp5rate,i town 0f Forrest Ctiy, Ark. sub 5ect ta the acton of the Democratic pTimhr! .-.A.-fInn
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that contract W i'll ne iet al the front door Of inc courthouse in st Francis county. Arkansas. between tn. hours oi 10 am. and p.m.. on
 MONDAY. JANUARY 6. lG0a, to the highest and best bidder at pullic out cry. for ths
 CARE. KEEPING AND WORKING OF
 THE CONNTY CONNECTS or Satd county, for tho ensuing year. The succession bidder will be required to luthtsh said conylcts with foed clothing medicines and medical attendance. and err cute bond in the sum of SO0 for the fnithful performance of his contract
 The County Court reserves the riebt to ra !ect any and all bids
 December ,. 1901. GEO P. TAYIoR
 A"gst urou-,x- County Judge.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
FOR SSOR.

fHa TINEs is authorised to announce Mir 2 SWAN. of Johnson township. as a can Gi1afc Iar Assessor of >t. Francis county. Sgtirci to the action nf se Dem ,crafic party.
 rHg FIXES is spthutize6 t0 announce nr. s ;. BEAECHAMf. Of &sssjs township D Es u Csnuidsfe isr Assessor Of sf. Francs c"uuiy. sui ieCt 70 ihe acton of the Demo cratic party
 THE TINgs iS authorized 10 sDnegnce MT GEDRGE V ROWLAND. ot Tel.co town sfi ?, ss candidate for Assessor or St. Franct. county. subject 10 The action 0. the lsusO ~fsitc rart,
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

Tug TIMES is authorized tc announce Gen. GEORGE r. TAYLOR, ssa candidate for re- election 10 the office Of County and Probate e Judge Of ST. Francis county. subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 TRE TINES is authorized 10 announce Squire JOHN K BROWN, or Madison tow . ship, as candidate for County and Probate sncee of St Francis county. subject to the actiOn Of the Dernncraiic nnrfy
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
FOB CIRCUIT CLERK

THE TIMEs is authorized to announce MT. GEORGE B MALLORY. as candidate for reelection to the office oi Clerk Of the Circuit court and Ex-Offcio Recorder Of St. francis county. subje to the action Of the Demo- cratic party.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

THE TrNEs issuthorzed 10 announce Hon. FRANK ". DEROSIlT. of Grlggs township ss n candidate tor Representative from ST. Francis county Tn Ihrty-fourlh General As sem bly Of Arkaasas, subject to the action of the action cf tho Democratic party.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
EoR COUNTY TPEASURER

TaE TINES is authorized to announce Capt. E HASkINS of Madison township. as 2 candidate for Treasurer Of st. Francis coun- v. subject te the action of the Democratic marty.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
FOR RECORDER.

1IIE TINES is auihariZed to announce Mir. G hU. N. PEARSON ss s candidate for re- 'ecfion to tue ufdce Of Recorder of the in rnrIsorated town of Forrest City. subject tp iae sctiun of the Democratic primary election.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
NOTICE

Notlce i- hereby given, that contract will be let at the front door of the courthouse in st. rancis county. Arkansas. at public out cry, between the hours Of l0 a.m. aud3pn1 on N-' ''
 MONDAY. JANUARY 6. 1902. for running and keeping the
 FEHRf ACROSS ST FRANCIS RIVER
 AT MADISON during the next twelve months
 he successful bidder will be required to furnish Eis own buats csbles and al applian n ces for said ferry at his own expense and to charge the schedule of rates nO~ fixed by tho County Court and fully set forth on page I5a of the County Court Record Il. " and wtIl also be required 10 give bond in tke sum Of sjl9 fir the ialthful perforIna ce Of his contract The County Court reserves the right m ra. !ect any and all bids
 DecemD Der ;, l9Uli GEO. P TAYIOP
 AttTs, ,rou-,>, County Jndge.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
4 HN OU 4 CE ME w. s.
FOR CONGRESSMAN.

.FHE TtNFS is autaur Ted in ann0unc. Mir ' k. MACON as ca rsss lsiSfe for congress ma n from Inc ! irst CUUgfeSsions1 District or Ark. anSas- subject to The action ot the UemC- cratic party.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
FOR COUNTY CLERK

TaE TINYs is authorized to announce Capt. T C. AERNIN. ss candidate for reelection 10 the o.nce oi County Clerk of St. Francis county. subject to the action of tho Demo cratic party.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
It's Enough 10 Mai1e Anybody Happy

. satisfied dealers buy q the Finest and Oldest Brands the Money
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16
N | I ! I. r ! / No. J
Marble and. Granite Works to be
Located In Worthins ton. ..5


Another Industry is 10 be added 70
this place, while it IS q small one yet
it's nevertheless welcome. B w
~ J 8G. Ditzenberger, Of Yermillion,
S.5 u, hrs decided TO move here with
.his Marble aud Granite Works. He
has long had this place il view and
visited here some time ago inv estiga.
ting the prospects and on connf Of
tho advantsge Gus, location and pros
pects heresbouts Was led 40 arrive at
this decision. ,iss 555: sss .s ssSs5
he writes: S Shipped last week $500
worth Of stock aud will ship 500
more il about q week, and the balance
the week after. Will move So 4 can
begin business about Sept Let. sss
& What building he will occupy he
doesSnot say. There is nodoubt but
what Mr.. Ditzenberg will be able TO
secure : satisfscto - business il this
place and vicinity. .5 5:s..e:ssss.
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- - 800 v - =,
Had = Pleasant Trip. !

a A number 81 people have ALREADY
besn to Buffalo to take in the PAN
American Exposition. They report
the show as Ill that could be desired,
and that they had ! very pleasant
trip. They went by way Of ,iMilwau-
kee. Taking the Pere Marquette
steamer across Lake Michigan, and
from there to Detroit By. fast. train,
connecting at Detroit with fast trains
for Buffalo. Some have gone by
boat from Detroit, and report a de-.
lightful trip, the change from rail to
water riding being very pleasant. I. :
: For information as to rates via the
this roue, write: Fl. w. Jameson, T.
PA, Pere Marquette Railroad; 81
Wisconsin street, milwaukee,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16
Horse Thief Caught.

il 44S-tS
The young man who, hired ! livery
team at Milford Saturday Of last
week and leftfor parts unknown was
apprehende at Hardwtck, Minneso-
.ta, last Friday and is now il the ems.
tody Of Sheriff Jones. He gives bis
name as e. ]. Reed and says his resi-
dence is Fonda, Reed insisted to
the authorities at Hardwick that in
yestigation would establish his limo
cense, but when the owner Of the
team arrived confessed his guilt and
consented TO being brought here
without q requisition from the COVER.
nor Of Minnesota. Sheriff Jones ar
rived with his prisoner Saturday eve.
ming, when . preliminary hearing
was held before Justice MettIer. Reed
is held to await the action Of tue
grand juryin the sum Of 1900. 90. He
will remaintin the county jill unless
tie bond Is furnished Spirit Lake
Beacon. ..5 i NJ y.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16

P. T. Thomas, Sumterville, Ala,
81 was suffering from dyspepsia when
I commenced taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. I took several bottle and can
digest anything" Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is the only preparation contain
ing all the natural digestive. fluids.
It gives weak etomachs entire lest,
resorting their natural condition.
Fla. Groezinger: =
Mrs. Mary No man is reported
tetter Thursday and consents to take
nourishment. 1t will be quite re
lief to L. 81. Thomas and wife If she
RECEIVERS, as they feel very badly over
the affair, on account ofthe accusat:
ion, Notwithstanding the decision Of
the court. So far 40 we can learn,
the general public are cow inced that
they had nothing to do with the loss
of the money. f.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16

KNIGHTS TEL FL .s .s;
Pilgrimage to Le1isYills, 4 ~
Knights Tempiar Of South D4kosa
and. Iowa will join together and 60
by special trsin to Louisville via the
B. G. 3. l. ~, C. RIA 2. and Biz
4 Railways leaving Cedar Rapid.
midnight of:Augastt z24th, picking up
Temple Commsndery Of Des Moines
# West Liberty. Pullmans latest
pattern slsspers will leave Sioux
Falls 200 p. M, Aug.4, Watsrtown,
Ills a.. M; Luverne, 800 r, M;
Baskerville, sos p. M; Iowa Falls,
OPS Pm; Waterloo, 6:sb 3 m.;
DEBORAH, s:1b p. M; West Union,
5:25 p, M; Independence, 6:46,p. M;
..vinton, 1lA0 p. M; and arrive Chi
cago SODA. M, August 18th, remain
ing Chicago Sunday, leaving same
day $50 p. NJ, arriving at Louisville
August IS, 500. N. f. 1
Grand Commandery officers of
Iowa and setth Dakota Will accom-.
pany this train a veil as the Oriep-
tai Oommaudery Band: Of Newton,
Iowa. the only EXCLUSIVELY
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BAND IN
THE WORLD Il
Fer reservations in sleepers apply
to Em. Sir Pilch, Sioux Falls; En-.
Sir E.. B. Shaw, West Union; q, Nv.
Holman, Grand Capt. General o5 the
Commandery, Independence:apd En-
2Sir: Chas, E. Baker, Cedar Rapids. II
This train vitl;be under the special
supervision Of Right EN-. Sir E. O.
Souls IL. a. b. D., BIC R. &N.R'y,,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Wiite for de-
scriptive pamphlet and map off Louis.
vile. Jno. g., Farmer,
4 a. g.. Pa 7. A., ~.
:: ,2 B. g. R. 4 N. R'y, :, :. !
d. !. ~ .sst: Cedar Rapids, "a. 3
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Weather and Crops.

Since last report the weather has
been very pleasant with ccnsiderable
rain. Threshing nov indicates
wheat will average about ton bnshsls,
oats forty, barley thirty, re twenty,
corn an average yisld. Potatoes Will
be benefited by the rains ID some *
tent, but will be less than IN average
yield. S. ss;y ss :...ss:s
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16

5#sr<ssfss. 8 tea0tnH. - SfS &
There is no complaint it's beng TOO.
dry now. .@ J s:7 S., sa. .s, :z.
Nm Miller expects to soon begin
the erection Of I dwelling and barn
on the land which he purchased from
the townsite. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
will soon be- with %. 5l[ss5 fl 81,
A. HoveFy lift Tuesday for few
days sojou1n a. the lakes and inci-5
IDENTIFY p be present At the q. a. r..
picnic ~ Spirit Lake. 34.:.; ss$.s$s
n. B. Mollsberry is enjoying visit
from aSbrother from Clarksyille, Ia,
who arrived last week 81: Il
IS .. ". Spencer and D. Kendall Of
|Clarksyille, and F. Burris, of Worth.
ing ton, spent Sunday 5at the home q
N. 3. Mollsberry i:1 s;s:
D, Wilcox, =. " edeking, w. B
sHinss, Frank sBickness, D. Barker
Noble Austin and Frank Baker, al "a
5Clarksyille, t., was il this vicinity
the latter part 81 last week boxing
for farms. .:ss5 4S
Hayes g Reilly, Of Wilnont load
Cd ! car Of hogs Sc this point dondayS
odworth " Ocheysdan IL.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16
ThnrIsda Sept. u. !.
.l4tt. ~
Org:

NJ ond NJ 4, err, sl, ,,rn,tll :, onas
Mr.. and Mrs. J.G. Bronx of Rust.
more: !: visited with Chas. King land
family last Sunday. 's ss =..5z n: .>s Y !,
MARI Bu,n Il, laft Monday I for.
Condor, MINI, to take charge Of an
selevator 1t that place. ]. :5...:s !. :55
&: a ". Welab g Cedar :. Falls ali, lows u.
vuaa haneI la.t wei. LOOKING after lii
share 81 o,r,in from IL farms west st
this place. He Expresses himself O.
being very we'll pleased with this
country. ..s:: s..5.. .;.... .5.s
VIC. Howard left Monday morn ,l1,
inR for Fort Dodge. Iowa, whore: lis
wife has been taking q course 81
treatment ID ! hoslip,ita'. She retur ii 3
ed home with him + }: Tuesday. Nrs.
Howard's friends here viii IS yerys
- - b. q 80 .
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7 NotiOe to ContraCf1fes

Notice = hereby given that sealed
bids will Be received Tor buildings
school house, il District, No. ee66
Bloom Township, Mobiles County
Mimi, untils2 O'CLOCK 2. NJ, Au3. 24th.
1901. Plans and specifications can.
b. seem IS my of1cs. ContractorG
must give good surety for peri forming;
Ills obligations Thd board reserves.
the right 70 reject any q 81 bids .s55:
:;l &. D. p y. Hayee, Clerk.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16
lsllItls euaralns the jan j. !.

Charlotte, N q, Aug. "a con- CON.
pSny aof local militia wassordered ou.
Ehsfe lsts midnight TO- guard the Jail. a
negro named William Moore, who %.
.saulted Mrs.. Lemuel Martin, a young
woman. 70 IN the Jail awaiting his
trial. There we're many threats II
lynchinK. s =s 7; ri
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]. ! ! |! !! I
WOrthing ton n w llnes-s
day. Thursday. Sept. 10Th, 34s
M M. 1th, Nth ;Stss

4
The management sof Vie Annual
County Fair are making MI tho isr-ss
engagements possible for the best fair
Iy.t held, on the above dates. N s8
To have, a suc cessful county fair il q
Requires the 600 ton of every one
and no one should wait Tor, oven sxss
poet, Al invitation: " take part NM
participate in tie asanginR for some
part ofithe emit rtainmsnt 81 exhibits.
Every person can With propriety chm.
slider themselves q self constituted
COMMITTEES to provide something that
will interest and attract visitors. 4.
An entire definite program has not
been arranged, except the following 81
:15 Wednesday, Sept. 4 II.
3p. ~ $40 trot Or pa e, purse 80
4 2. M. half mile and repeat. runniDgs
Purse. -: ..s. - t 40
Thnrsday Sept. y. IL:
$50 p. 10. Free for All trot or pace
n pur5e 5...E...5 Do
SPIN. 2:25 trot or pace, purse: s. SO
4 p N. halt mile and repeat, running
race for ponies, purse IS: . s.S..*,i $$225
5 p. m. mile running race. ~; 81. 40s
. - I.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16
JohnBlair Quits.

The following from the Minneapo:
liz journal Of Tuesday regarding a
former Worthingt onisn, employed IN
the grain inspection department. On.
der ex-Gov. Lind: ~. 81 Blair, still
another democrat, refutes The old
addsse that lev oheshoiders dip and
mons rsisp, BY voluntarily quitting =
accept 4 position with : local grain
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16
!, Large Muscatine water.
ll,e1ons on ice. New lot
Just recev ed Phone 6b
~ " !
: ;, Golf and GibsOr1.-

= Geo. o. Moore l. # Thursday after.
noon On visit TO the Buffalo Ex-
position aud at other POINTS in New
York expecting to bs absent about
three weeks. 800 /:
The Ladies OF tn Congrt gational
Church will mee. Friday sisern ,on
ut 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs.. G. }.
Smallwpod, refreshments will be
served all are cordially invited: II
~ The Burlington tain was delayed
Thursday waiting for an engine to
come from Esti erville, the regular
engine was found to be leaking too
badly when fired up in fhe morning
to take the train out. ~
!. I'd leave my happy home and
cross the deep bule ses, ,
= Rather than be, without Charley
Z and my Rocky Mountain Tea.
s q . s:S 4. y Ask F.. A. Groezinger.
Postmaster F. r. Coughran is in
receipt ola circular requesting him to
send 10 the naval recruiting station
the names of possible icauididateslto flor
She navy. Young men between the.
I ages Of Is and Is, who wish TO join
She navy can hand in their names to
Mr.. Coughran.
Mrs. Anna Davis gave an latter
noon at her home Tuesday to about
twenty OF her lady friends. Deco
rationa were Of sweet peas and dallas.
The refreshments were all furnished
by a caterer from St. Paul. the ice
cream bsing. frozen in fruit form,
sMesdames Coughran aud Groezinger
assisting and Misses Coughran and
Conway as mattresses. The affair
was the most elaborate one ever given
here Ss q ....s - :. =" = !.
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For Rent,

-Four large rooms on second floor
in new house. S. A. H. Segerstr
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