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Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15

af blodforgiftning Mr. Peterson
hade nagot Diver en- vecka forut
skadat sig h6gra handen pa en-
rostig spik, hvaraf blodforgiftnin
gen intradde. Oaktadt ire lakare
gjorde ALT hvad de kunde for att
radda hans Lii. kunde do:k ingen
ting utrattas. utan OGDEN skordade
den sin kraftigaste alder staende
manner sedan till blodforgiftnin-
gen B~rightska sjukan afven
tillstott.
Charles Angus. Peterson foddes
i De Kalb, H.. den IS november
1866. Patoljande ar kom han med
sina toraldrar till Cunning Co. Neb.
der han uppvaxte pa Ell farm
1850 ingick han astenskap med
Miss Maude Kline i Blair Neb.,
och ingick Stamina ar i Oakland.
Neb., som delegarc en- jernhan
del, hvilken Ran sedan ensam
ofvertog och innehade till den /
sistlidne ianuari, da han sa!de
affaren.
Peterson var hog frimurare och
tilIhorde afven Woodmen of the
World. Da the State Retail
Hardware Dealers Association
bildades, b!ef han dess forste
president.
Da Oakland inkorporerades som
stad och erholl stadsrattigheter,
valdes Peterson pa nykte1he;s
vannernas valsedel till dess forste
mayor. Han holl mycket nogap pa
lagens tillampning, hvilken ON.
standighet forSkaffade honom
manga vanner men afven mot:
standare.
Han var afYen under acra ar EN-
af den amerikanska metodistior.
samlingers ledande man och
och stodiepelare. Begrafnings,
cermonierna,hollos afven forliden
fredag i metodistkyrkan, dervid
forsamlingens pastor offcierade.
bitradd enligt anmodan at enkan
och pastorn af Rev f. N. Swan
berg af den svenska Augustana-
forsamlingen. Jordfastningen
skedde i Peterson cemetery Cam.
ming county.
Den ahidne eiterlemnar som
narmast soriande enka och barn,
Hela samhallet saknar honom, och
han lemnar efrer sig cit tomrum.
som blir svart att iylla.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15
Fran Krigsskadeplatsen

Afven under derra vecka har
intet nytt at vigt forekommit pa
krigsskadeplatsen, men forbere
delserna till kommande strider
forsigga med stor kraft. Japa-
nerna hafva framkastat sin styrka
langre mot norr och hafva nu hela
nora Korea besatt till sodra
stranden af Yalohoden, medan
ryssarne trangts tillbaka in Man
schuriet. Har och der i Man
schuriet 6nnas atven japanska af-
delningar dock pa mindre viktiga
poster. som avantgarde for den
stora inryckning,so m smart vantas
skola komma att ega ram, Japa-
nerna hatva besatt den koreanska
staden Win vid Ialuflodens myn'
ming, der de antagligen komm;
att forligga slit hufvudqvarter fo,
en- langre It'd. Det vantades at
de skulle hafva en- hard kamp at
besta for att komma j besittnin,
af staden, men markvardigt no.
ryckte ryssirne ut derifran i a
stillhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15

Diver hans stoft och hans Mining!
Men att de skulle "anhdkif ON
Hildtslss att IA tala vid barren.
den uppgiften beder Jag att IA
rata, hr. Redaktor. Att vi gladt
och villigt loivade atr deltaga da
vi derom anmodades, Diet ar iu
sakert. Men So tanklosa arc icke
Oakland p%astorerna, att de sprin-
ga och bjuda ut sig s%jeliva vid sa-
dana tilltallen. Pastor Larson
yackte min uppmarksamhet pa
uppgiften. enar han sag den forst
och berordes obehagligt deraf. Nrj
hr. Redaktor, vi blefvo anmodade
allesamman, icke annat ag We
Elder sagesman har s;elf varit
mindre val underrattad. Iofrigt
gladjas vi Diver de sympatiska
och valskrifvade artiklar Nj haft
med anledning af hr. Lofvanders
dodsfall. Att vid sadana tillfallen
isynEerhet den sauna mennisko
karleken och vanskapen ia trada
fran Diet ar tillborligt.
Aktningsfullt
F. N. Swanberg.
Som en- ~forklaring till ofvan-
staende villa vi tillagga, att da vi
skrefvo notisen ON apotekare
Lofyanders begrafning, hade vi
verkligen, sasom vi trodde fran
tillforlitlig kalla. erhsllit den upp-
giften, att de / notisen omnamda
herrar pastorerna verkligen anhal-
lit om att IA oficiera, Skulle
derfor nagon at dem kama sig
stott kanten pa grund af denna
var upDgift. sa ar felet var sages
mans, icke vart, helst SON Diet le
gat fullkomligt fjerran tran var
afsigt att sara nagon. Och hade
vi haft Store insigt i den prester-
liga etiken, skulla vi helt enkelt
hafva utelemnat denna del af no
tisen, ty vi arc rysligt radda for
att nagon skall kama sig o5ehag-
ligt berord genom vart forvallan-
de.
RED.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15


hit, behofver endast skriftligt
t;llkannagifva denna sin onskan
da han erhaller EFT kort for sin
manufacturing. Kortet saudes
sedan hit till banken med den
summa insandaren onskar undva-
ra, da han pr omgaende erhaller
en- sparbanksbok med Diet iusatta
beloppet pa sin kreditsida. For
nSgra ar sedan fanns har en- spar
bank, sam genom kassorens oar
lighet och rymning bragtes pa
fall, So att insattarne lingo forlora
en- stor del af hvad de deponerat.
Nagot dylikt kan ej intraffa i
denna sparbank.
Mrs Lizzie Williams. moder Ill
mulatten Walter Williams, som
en- dag forliden vecka mordade en-
AMMAN nulatt vid MANN Orvllle
Johnson. har at sorg Oliver sin
yngste sons brott blifvit SHINES
rubbad.
Ehnyn modem inom delta sam
halle vid denna It'd pa aret Ell
borde vara Sd stor. att EFT iDgri-
pande mas,e goras for att lindra
densamma, ANNA likval the As
ISOLATED Charities inratta en-
soppkokningsanstalt, der matpor-
toner skola utdelas fritt till fat
tiga, som ej kunna betala eller
arc oformogna att genem slit ar
bette godtgora for dem. Andra,
som lefva pa landets fetma och
af egen bojelse f0redraga att ga
sysslo 'osa. komma deremot att
genom arbete IA ersatta den CODA
maten. derest de villa ha nagon.
Tiggare stryka omkring i staden.
fullt friska och arbetsfora man,
och genom att visa dem till den
naanstalt i stallet fer att eifva
dem hvad de begara och salunda
lagga hyende under deras lattja,
g0r man dem en- verklig tjenst
genom att tvinga dem att arligt
arbeta for slit uppehalle. Villa
de ej Diet, sd kunna de ju begitva
sig till EN- AMMAN marknad.
Mr. Louis G. Williams, utko-
rare for Standard Oil Co., rakade
den Fl sistlidne februari nara
Climbing Hill k6ra omkull i en-
crop, som regnet astadkommlt /
vagen. Han ick dervid den
tunga vagnen Diver sig och ska
dades sd allvarsamt att han lag
sanslos under en- It'd at tire vec.
kor. Han hck bland annat huff
vudskalen sprackt och pastar sig
vara oform0gen till arbete for hela
sin framtid. Han har nu derfor
stamt county, sasom varande val
lande till olyckan, enar vederbo-
rande underlatit att halla wagon
farbart skick, och fordrar en- ska
deersattning pa 10, 900 dollars.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15
~Krigsministern Taft, hvilken

Krigsministern Taft, hvilken
varit generalguvernor pa Philip
pinerna, har sedan sin aterkomst
derifran emellertid vid hvarje
tiIltalle framhallit acknowledgement
at att bygga jernvagar pa oarne
for utvecklingen at deras rIka
hielpkallor. Han har haft lera
sammankomster med stora kapi-
talister och forsokt intressera
dem i iernvagsf0retag der, men
hittills atminstone har han e haft
nagon framgang. M ar EFT for
Stag inlemnadr i kongressen ON
att bemyndiga regeringen pa Phi
l~ippinerna att garanteca kapitali-
ster. som arc villiga att bygga
iernvagar der,en inkomst at minst
s procent al Diet a~edlagda kapita-
let, och krigsminister Taft nnder-
stoder forslaget. Deremot ar han
emot att regeringen SHELF anlagger
iernvagar der. Han framlaggas
att erfarenheten med de britiska
jernvagarne i Indien och holIan-
darnes j~ernvagar pa deras kolo-
nier har visat, att jernvagar, som
egas at regeringen, icke bara
sig.
LITERATUR.
Aprilhaftet af den iIlustrerade
tidskriften Ungdomsvaunen har
utkommit. Den innehaller bland
annat den Runebergska diktens
grunkstamning at Z. A. L., en-
ofversattning till engelska af
Runebergs Vart Land af Augu-
stus Nelson, En- resa genom Sve.
rige af K. CT, Observation-Disclosures
konstnarer al A. Schon jemte
hera andra uppsatser och poem.
Tidskriften, som kostar dollar
ON aret, kan reqvireras hos for
! laggarna The Augustana Book
lConcern, Rock Island. Ill.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15

Da de sma erhalla EFT par al
Olson Bros treliga barnskor, AFRO
de alltid glada.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15
Kr0nika.

NAN NyooiaHd oihiSi iuaiSS CIT
nya moln uppstiga vid horisonten
/ Diet inre afbidar revolutionen sin
It'd att utbryta.och utanfor landets
granser hota ienderna. Krigs.
facklan ar redan tand i ostern, pa
Balkanhalfon lurar man pa EFT till
falle att sla till, och kineserna
borja att i ryssarne Sc sina fen
der.
Fran Diet ryska hofyet inkomma
underrattelser ON art ~enkekejsa.
rinnan Dagmar ar djupt bekym-
rad. Kejssren hade trott att ALT
var forberedt for kriget med ia
pan, men nu inser han att landet
var lila rustadt Kriget har Of
vsrraskat den Invite czaren, hvars
radgifvare antingen direkt bedra-
git honom eller s~jelfva blifvit be
dragna,
Ingen anar an omfanget af de
ranker, som toregatt Diet vida
krigsskidespelet ] ostern, men EFT
och aRnat kommer dock j days
%ljuset, och i ryssfendtliga kretsar
vet man nu bratta foljande:
Czarens nervositet ar So stark,
att hans omgifning ar mycket be-
kymrad. Han arbetar dag och
matt, och jobsposterna fran osterr
CORA EFT nedslaende intryck pa
honom.
Man har ryska regeringskret
sar kommit underfund ON stora
o~edragerier fran embetsmannens
sida. Det ar en- allmant kand SAX
att de ryska embetsmannen arc
ALT annat an pSlitliga, men czaren
har litat pa att denna o~arlighet
endast varit begransad till den
civila administrations. NJ har
han dock fatt klart for sig att af-
ven de militara embetsmannen
varit oarliga: Isynnerhet har EFT
stort bedrageri forekommit via
inkopen af kanoner och ammuni
ton. Kanonerna arc af langt
ringare varde, an de utgifvas for
att vara, och ammunitionen be
loper sig till endast en- brakdel af
hvad man inrapporterat. Japanska
spioner skola hafva varit fullt pa
Diet klara dermed imam kriget
boriade, och delta sakforhallande
sages afven hafva sporrat japa
nerna till hendtligheterna.
Isynnerhet skola kanonerna pa
forten vid Port Arthur vara daliga
och delta menas vara orsakeR till
hvarfor ryssarne lyckats tillioga
japanerna sd liten skada. Och
delta stammer ocksa olverens med
hvad tidningen China Gazette"
j Shanghai vet att omformala.
Intendenturen i Port Arthur,
sager tidningen. har pa senare
tiden varit i rastlos verksamhet,
emedan man icke allenast upp-
tackt stora brister utan afven
fracka underslef.
Enligt gallande forordning
skulla Diet i Port Arthur, hnnas
lifsmedel for fem ar, och .mjolet
skulle ombytas iva ganger. ON
aret, So att man alltid skulle hafva
EFT friskt lager pa hand. Enligt
rakenskaperna fnnes Diet ocksa
Diet foreskrifna qvantum miol,men
iverkligheten har storsta delen
derat blifyit said och icke ersatts
i stallet. Man tvifar ocksa pa
att de sickar man nu har, verkli-
gen innehalla Mol. antagligen arc
de fiesta fyllda med sandl Vidare
hafva konserverna dosorna den
aktningsvarda aldern af 10 ar.
Man har oppnat nagra pa prof,
men innehallet hade en- So iruk
tansvard lukt att man icke vagade
anvanda Diet for att 81 forgifta sol
daterna dermed. Intendenturen
ar nu ifrigt sysselsatt med att
skaffa friska konserver.
Sd langt berattelserna. Ma
banda kommer verlden smart nog
att ia Sc hvad de innebara.
Da de sma erhalla EFT par a!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15

pa eDgSlSka. i kyrkan ndue lu-
%funnit sig en- margd at der aflid-
mes vanner och bekanta, bland
dem Diver 100 medlemmar at for
eningen Svenska Monitoren SAINT
den loge at Modern Woodmen
han hade tillhort. MrsA. P. Larson
sjong EFT solo SAINT en- duett.
tillsammans med Mrs P. Neilan
Sedan ceremonierna voro undan-
stokade i kyrkan. satte sig Diet
langa liktaget j rorelse till Floyd
kyrkogarden, der liket jordades
enligt svensk ritual af pastor
Fern. Begratningsakten upptog
Ell It'd af omkring trs timmar.
En- syar olyckshandelse intraf.
fade den IS dennes ombord pa
Forenta Staternas slagskepp Mis-
souri, under malskjutning utanfor
Pensacola. Fla, dervid 2o office
rare och man fngo tillsatta .~lifvet,
och s andra sarades, deraf 2 dod-
ligt. En- al de stora IL tumskano.
nerna i EFT af pansartornen hade
a1ossats och man holl just pa att
infora ny krutladdning, da denna
antandes at nagon gnista. som
fanns qvar i k%anonep fran forega'
ende skott. Explosionen antande
1000 pounds krut, som forvarades
/ krutdurken under pansartornet,
och Diet var den derigenom upp-
standna valdsamma explosionen.
som f~ororsakade olyckan. Bland
de dodade befann sig lojtnant w.
&c, Davidson harifran staden. Da-
wilson a Todd i Indiana och
inskrefs vid sjokrigsskolan i An
napolis pa hosten 1901. derifran
han utexaminerades d ar senare.
Han tjenstgjorde pa Deweys'
flotta under hans minnesvaroa
strid med sp~anIorerna j Manila
vixen O. hade sedan befalet Oliver
marinsoldaterna pa kanonbaten
Petrol. Vid EFT tillfdHe tog han
med sina man en- spanish kanon.
som sandes hit att uppstallas i
nagon at harvarande parker, men
delta har emellertid 81 blifvit
gjordt. LoJtnant Davidson bru-
kade alltid tillbringa sin permits
sionstid hos sina harstades bosatta
toraldrar. Sista gangen han nell
SADIE pa har var under forliden
oktober manad. Han var 81 ar
gammal och gift sedan nagra ar
tillbaka med en- miss Larue, dotter
till professorn i fransks spraket
vid sjokrigsskolan i Annapolis.
Staaens sakraste och NEST
penningstarka bank torde val
The First National Bank vara
Att den ar saker bevisas bast af
den omstandigheten att F0renta
Staterna der deponerar de pen
gar, som som anvandas for ut
betalande at loner at Forenta
Staternas tjensteman och for an
dra andamal, och att den ar
penningstark utvisa manadsrap-
p~orterna. ALT delta niger for
troende hos allmanheten, hvilket
aterigen bevisas derat att 0knin-
gen at depositionerna under iva
manader fran den % ianuari till
den IS mars i ar uppgatt till
$4,000,
Den nastlidne februari inrat-
tadas i denna bank en- sparbanks-
adjoining. 'hvars f0restandars,
Mr. E. NJ. B4dgerow ar. Pa
deuua korta It'd hafva sparbanks
booker utfardats at So7 personer,
utvisande att befols ningen ej va
rit sen att begagna sig af de for
delar, som erbjudas insattarne
att placera sina penningar i EFT
U. S. Depository.
Mr. B~adgerow eyer erfarenhe'
i denna sorts bankr0relSe. Han
hsr redan f0rut i0rsstatt spar.
banksafdelningeu i The Bank o.
Omaha, da under hans lednine
neSttorpe oDt,I 1lraHsS med IEC
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-28
Notice to Creditors.

In the County Court Of the County
of Hand State of South Dakota.
Tn the matter Of the Estate of John
Peterson, also known as John p. Miller,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signadI Administrator Of the estate Of
said .S0hn Peterson, deceased to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication OF this notice, to
the said administrator at Miller, in
Hand county, South Dakota
Dated September "A 19e4
GEORGE BEASOM,
n sid Administrator.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-28
Notice.

The Ladies of the Christian Church
announces TO the public that they viii
furnish cafes, pies bread, cookies,
salads, eSG:, at the Hershman place
each Saturday. These pastries will be
in time fos dinner They covet your
patronage Come, we win treat you
well.
Mrs. A. Butler, Pres.
Mrs. M Il. Swartw00d See.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-28
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Public Sale.

OF Registered Shorthorns
al my farm 4 miles east of
st. Lawrence, on Thursday,
Oct. 20, 1904.
10 head Of pure bred reg
istered shorthorns-9 COWS
In good breeding condition,
with calves by their
sides, and all with calf by
Prince President 18th, one
of the best bulls ever
brought into Hand county.
10 bulls, | 4 years past, 8 1
year old past, and 6 calves
from 6 to s months old.
Prince President 18th is
by Prince President End, he
by Imported Prince Presi-
dent.
President 18th 164OT is
4 past, will weigh 1000 lbs.
and upwards, In good
breeding condition, is very
short legged, blocky and
thick heshed, very gentle
and well broken. The other
nine are his.
Will also sell l brown
ge}ding Z years old, weight
about 1900.
Free lunch at noon.
Safe to commence at I
o'clock sharp. Free con-
veyances to- and from trains.
Terms Of sale: Time will
be given until October Goth,
1905, on SANS of $40 ard
over, by purchaser giving
note bearing 10 per cent in
terest from date with bank
able security.
g. Z. SHELDON,
Proprietor.
E. S., Wilson, Auctioneer..
f. Il. S%altmarsh, Clerk.
Catalogue ready soon.
Write for or any IRfor-
nation wanted.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-02-20

next alumnae TO follow the footsteps
Of Mrs Rad'ord Is Miss Virgins L.
Hart, who has been for two years 10
charge OF the art department at Cen
trail. With Miss Harris coming, the
ar department assumed greater pro
portions than ever before 10 the history
of the college THIS was The result
not only of her efficiency, but a.so Of
the interest and enthusiasm she put
INTO her work. That Miss Harris int
erests are not confined to her own de-
pariment is evidenced by the nature OF
the gift she has recently made to her
Alma Mater. a handsome curio cab
met, intended permanently foy the
New Science Hall, has been placed
temporarily in the library. Miss Hart
is not only n OF the most loyal hut
also u of the most hopeful of all the
of Central.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-02-20
J. II. Rdgeway Appointed Superintendent
of Fish and Game.

"Missouri's exhibit OF fish and game
will be without parallel, said a prom.
inent Missouri sportsman after exami-
nation of the plans this week.
The central theme is a hunters
lodge, and a lake, a conception cred
tied to j. H. Ridgeway, the newly APP
pointed Superintendent of the Fish and
Game Department. Mr.. Ridgeway
has been known to aiissourians for a
long time. He it wns who rebuilt the
museum at the University of Missouri
after the memorable FIRE, which
destroyed the old main building. He
is of a family of nsturalists and re-
ceivet his early training from his
brother, Robert R~idgeway, curator Of
the department Of birds, Washington
Smithsonian Institute. with whom he
frequently made collecting trips. In
1890, MIR. Ridgeway entered profes.
sional at the United Slates National
Museum, since which time be has de-
voted his entire attention to the work.
For five and one.half years he was con-
nected with the University of Iowa,
later at the Field Columbian Museum,
Chicago. He wa, also for two years
connected with the University of Iii.
nois. The state which Missouri has to
out-dc In the fish and game exhibit is
Colorado.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-02-20
To List Quarters

The committee on Information and
quarters appointed to seek out and
list quarters for the accommodation
of the Missouri Division G.. A. R.,
which is to convene here 10 May, met
Saturday night and organized by
electlng Geo. P. Venable permanent
chairman and L N. Hopkins secretary
By vote the folio wing names were
added TO the committee: Albert
James, Frank Nicholson and Dan
Studda!d. The papers of the city
were requested to notify the people
that a committee will make a house
to house canvass, beginning Monday
Feb %, to ASCERTAIN how many guests
each citizen will entertain. Let this
matter be discussed in the family
councils and be ready when the COM
mittee visits you to give a definite
answer About $500 guests are
expected.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-02-20
Modern Views of Matter.

Condensed into a few words.
these are the "Modern Views Of
Matter" as expounded by Sir
Oliver Lodge: Electricity is a
substance, the only kind of sub.
stance, and all matter is merely an
accumulation of electric charges.
1t appears probable that these
electric charges are all of exactly
the same amount, although some
are positive and some negative,
and that the atoms of the chem.
ical elements are formed by vary.
ing numbers and arrangements of
these charges, or e%lectrons.
There are about 700 electrOns, $50
positive and $50 negative, in the
hydrogen atom, which has been so
lOng regarded as the final and in.
divisible unit Of matter; there
must be about 10 times as many in
an oxygen atom; and about 1856
lines as many, say $4,000, in a "a.
6ium ateaa, the heaviest known,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-02-20

INTHE DISTRICT CoURTO OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE WESTERN DIVISION
OF THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
MISSOURI.
In the matter OF George Dresselhaus and
John Dresselhaus. In Bankruptcy.
On this 18th day of February, A. D., 1904,
on reading the petitions of the above named
bankrupts for discharge, 1t Is
Ordered by the court that a hearing be
had upon the same on the nth day of March.
A., d. 1904. before said court, at Kansas City.
in said district, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon;
and that notice thereof be published In the
lntelligencer, a newspaper print
ed IN said district, and that ali known
creditors ana other persons in interest may
appear at the said time and place and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer of
the said petitioners should not be granted.
And 1t Is further ordered by the court,
that the clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies OF said petitions and
this order, addressed to them al their places
OF residence as stated.
Attest:
JNo. M. NICHOLS, US. District Clerk.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-02-20
To Entertain G. A. 2.

A committee will begin Monday
Feb. % to canvass the town to secure
rooming and boarding places for 1900
G A. R. people who are expected
here at the State Encampment in
May, Let every householder think
the matter over and be prepared with
out delay to inform the can vassers
just how many of the visitors can be
accommodated for the two days of
the encampment. The people are
not expected to entertain them with
out due compensation.
BY order of committee.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-02-20
BY order of committed
ITCH-RINGWoRM.

+. I. Lucas, Wingo, KY, writes,
April 20, 1902: "For ten to twelve
years l had been afflicted with a NAL
ady known az the Glitch" The itch.
ing was most unbearable; | had tried
tor years TO find relief, having tried all
remedies | could hear of, besides a
number Of doctors. l wish 10 state
that one single application of Billiards.
Snow Liniment cured me completely
aud permanently. Since then | have
used the linimeDt on two seperate occa-
sions for ringworm aud 1t cured COM
pletly. Zoe, SOC, and SI.OO. For sale
by Crenshaw & Young. 2.6ml
E.. NJ. Taubmau and son, Robert,
returned Wednesday evening from
Kansas City.
Miss Ella Haas Of Corder arrived
Thursday evening to visit her sister,
MIS- H. a. Hohenwald.
Miss Mary Blackwell returned
Thursday evening form a visit with
friends in Kansas City.
]. c. McGrew, Jr. and wife re.
turned Friday morning from a visit
with relatives in Sedalia.
w. G. Musgrove returned to Kan
sas City Thursday evening after a
visit with relatives here.
j. Charles Miller Of Hardin, re.
turned home Wednesday evening
after a visit here with his wife, who
is i'll.
j. A. Edwards Of Kansas City re.
turned home Friday morning after a
visit with his brother, W. +.
Edwards.
Mrs. James Hays went to Higgins
Vile Wednesday evening to attend
the funeral of John T. Harness, who
died Tuesday.
Fl B. Henry Of Kansas City, an
old Wentworth student, returned
home Wednesday evening after a
short visit here with friends