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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28
TFirgt DubIigbed April Il.l
QUALIFICATIONS NOTICE.

ITO whom it may concern: Notice Is hereby
u given, that on the Z5sh day Of February,
1906, q petition, signed b tan hoCsehOlcsrs
residing N Grant township Sherman counfy,
Kansas, vas presented 20 the county super
intendent Of public instruction Of said county,
asking that the hsreinaftsr deScEi5sd school
lands in said county be exposed % Eals one year
from date Of this pubiiCatio1- Said lands ara
particularly dsscTibsd - follows, to-Wits The
south Of range Al west q the sixth priDcipGl
meridian. Done at GOOdlacd, Sherman coun-
y, Kansas, this 1th day Of April A d. Iso5-
n & ALBEET8OU,
Chairman Beard Of County Commissions Of
Sherman County, Ka1saE
AtteEt: WELSON PELEEs. Coultg Clerk.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE SCHOOL. LAND

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
II be viii, on the lSth day Of May. 1913,
make an application 20 the probate court Of
Sherman county. Kansas 70 purchase the
following described school land situated in
the orEanfzsd county Of Sherman, Kansas,
VIZ. The southwest quarter Of northeast
quarter, southeast quarter Of northwest
quarter, northwest quarter Of southeast
quarter, northeast quarter OF southwest
quarter section Is townships, south Of range
% west Of the Sixth principal meridian Re
names she following persons TO prove MS
settlement continuous residence and i'm
prOvemeuts, VIZ william Curry residence
Warren. kansas Thomas ". Sargent,
residence EoodiEnd- Kansas
Done a. GoodIand. county Of Shermun-
KanEaE- Ehfs f7th day Of April 1915.
HuLIklE j. BAEEEs Petitioner
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TREASURER'S SIATEMEHT.

QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF I. WARNER.
COUNTY TREASURER. SHERMAN cOUN-
~. KANSAS. SHOWING BALANCE IN HIS
HANDS FOR THE QUARTER ENDING
MARCH Il, TOos.
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STATE Of Kansas, County Of s1aE11l1, s.
] Ira Wolfe Cashier Of said hcnlr, do soisEun-
" swear that the above statement is trusi that
said hank has no Liabilities and j. not inlorssr
On any note OF ohliEation Other than shown On
shs abuFeEtahsDsus. 70 tho haEt Of ny EnoEl-
sdrs and bslisf. So hslp ne God
IRA WOLFE, CASHIER.
Subssrfbsi and sven 70 bsfGrs ne, this "a
day q April, Ie3z
TE1s. p L.EoEaED HotaEg Puhlic.
CeIEiszI11 szTira1 NcT1lller 2, 49,
CcTreCt-5ttsEt J. ~. LirtzlE- 111g- p A11n-
erl. q. - StsEsns1 ,. A. E1st. Dirsctors-
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Juss received e carload Of the Old
Reliabse Clay Center 6our.-C. H.
szillisacks
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Wednesday evening It was discovered
that two suits Of clothes, an overcOat, a
grip and revolver, belonging to some of
the boarders at the Alamo hotel, and to
A. B. Yarnell, proprietor, were missing.
A search was made and most of the
missing articles found. Three men,
strangers, who had been around the
hotel for several days were suspected,
and were taken before the county at
tOrney. There was no evidence against
two Of the men and they were dismiss
ed. The third, who had been employed
washing dishes at the hotel, was held
for further investigation.
c. B. Hickman will ship in two NAM
moth jacks Friday. They are thorough
bred Kentucky stock, black in color
with mealy points. He invites all in
terested II raising mules to call and
see them. They weigh from LOCO to
], 200 pounds each.
For gloves and mittens, see Millisack.
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State Of Kansas, Sherman county, IS.
/, Ichsbod Warner, Treasurer Of Sherman
county, dc sOiemnly swear that the foregoing e1-
hibit is true and correct, 20 the best Of my kncl
edge and belief
FCHABOD WARNER, Treasurer Of Sherman
County, Kansas.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne, this z1st
day Of April, 1905.
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II. IL. HARVEY. ID. b. s.

Special Attention GiUsn to
THE SAVING or NATURAL TEETH.
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See Eiliszck's large I'd. every week.
You WI Be interested.
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oEElclAI sTATEMENT

I OF ths Financial Condition Of The Goodland
State Bank, at GoOdland, state Of Kansas. at
I the close Of business on the 18Th day q April
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Ara L. VanderCOOk, representing the
department Of Commerce and Labor,
Bureau Of the Census, Washington, D.
C, was IN GoOdland Tuesday gathering
statistics for that de0arfne0F
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q friend of the hems-1
q foe OF the Trust
Calumet
Baking
Powder
Complies with the Pure Food Lave
Ct 9ii Sfat88s

the Kansas Town and Land company
properly in Goodland.
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For gloves and mittens, see Millisack
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Sheriff Of Shsrman Co1ufT, Kansas,
CHEDELET A. WrI.sGE AID EEHEE =. WTI.soE.
AetornsTs fer Plaintiff.
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William Jacobs went to GOOdland the
past week, remaining there two OF
three days He returned home Sunday
morning, reporting crop conditions out
of sight along the Iine--PhilliPsburg
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WeCNing Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa T. Richardson arriv-
ed home from their wedding tour last
Sunday night, hoping to escape the fun
awAkers, but when they were discovered
hday morning an open wagon for a
ar around town was brought to the
Dor and they were compelled to take a
kide, Notwithstanding the groom escaped
nd was found under a bed. The front
Egs OF the horse was clothed in trousers
Ind the elN,lkeC bore Jnelr Gcst names.
In the evening a reception was he'd al
~ ie home Of Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Richardson. Those present were.
Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Stephenson, Mr..
nd Mrs. Harry Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs
cob Davenport, MI. and Mrs. Ammon
Hibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. James Borden, Mr..
Fand Mrs. Frank Munyan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Flanagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ammon
Raine, MI. and Mrs. Simon Cunningham
INAr. and Mrs. Sylvester Bowen, Mrs.
. S%rittania Gibbs, Mrs. Jos. A. Robbins,
Mrs. Edw. S. Harris, Mrs. Elizabeth
Curriden, Mrs. R. J. Diver, Misses Title
Lille Moore, Amanda Bowen, Mabel
stephenson, Lille. Harris, Helen Mum
yam, Emily Cloud, Bertha Weber,
Messrs. Lewis Cook, Ernest Bright, Mr..
Plummer, Newton Richardson, Roy
Munyan, Joseph Gibbs, Geo. Bisbee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Richardson.
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Church Notes.
ST. pAuL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

SIs PAUL = MElE1OlJlrI hIlSAOI l. #N
Sunday morning DR.. Stephenson will
preach on "Redeeming the Time Mis-
sionary collection in the Sunday School.
Watch meeting 1880 P. NJ. No service
7.30. Revival meeting every night next
week except Saturday at 7.45.
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Pastor Tushingham will preach Sunday
morning on '"Tle Baptism of Fire." in
the evening ga Wonderful Salvation
followed by revival services which will
continue during the week. At 2.3O W.
F. Yeager will give a Quarterly review
Of the Sunday School lessons.
EMMANUEL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. J. S. Heis,er will preach Sunday
| morning on Conservation; evening, What
is the verdict-acquital or condemna
ton. q
A gracious revival has been in progress
for six weeks at Wrights School House
under the leadership of Robert D. ant
/ David A. English. About twenty have
rprofessed conversion. On Wednesda,
evening Rev. VIM. Disbrow, of Penns
lille, took fourteen into Church fellow
Zip on probation for Rev. j. ii. Boyd
&c afvS Tiers to join.
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1905 will soon be gone.

All have had a merry Christmas.
George w. Steelman has opened a
shoe repair shop on Oak street.
Those who wish calendars can get
hem at my house. J. w. Trumbull.
White Pine Balsam, the best for coughs
and colds at Johnson's drug store. 4
The Borough and Township officials
elected in November will enter into office
on January lst.
Send the RECORD as a new year present
to a distant friend. 1t will be a weekly
reminder Of your kindness.
Did you read the sermon by Bishop G.
g. McCabe OIL the front page of the Re-
CORD last week. Don't fail to read it if
you did not.
Peter Pinkett, a colored man living in
Wilmington, reached his Tooth year, on
December Goth. He was born at Snow
Hill, Md, and was the property of Jas.
Denny.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a Mothers Meeting in
Their room Jan. 4, in memory of Madam
Wizards birthday. Mrs. Ella Harris
will have charge and will have a very
pleasing program. All mothers are es-
pecially invited.
Fine toilet articles sld fine stationery
at Johnson's drug sttre.
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington,
city. 4
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Flag House PAID For

A few years ago several persons in
Penm's Grove gave 10 cents towards paw
ing for the Betsy Ross Flag House at 235
Arch Street, Philadelphia, and received
a certificate Of membership in the Betsy
Ross Memorial Association.
! 1t will be pleasing to know that the
American Flag House in which Betsy
Ross made the first stars and stripes has
been paid for. Seven years have been spent
in collecting the necessary funds. The
formal presentation of the house to the
| Government, which will take place i'll
the near future, will be attended by APP
! propriate exercises.
The money to pay for the house has
been collected in ten-cent contributions.
from hundreds of thousands OF persons.
Certificate OF membership have been is
sued to 1000, 900 persons III all parts OF
| the world. t
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A Booming i d

The greatest adyancesne p4nn's
Grove has eyer made was q ~ 1905
More homes have been built s,an ayag
before. Hudson s. Titus Cd ,afnr ana
builder, has sected duriUs { sew
en- double hotses and three s e.4naki,y
seventeen new residences. Ha,so bnilt
four new res and enlazge1a i,nproy-
ed eight uses. He also iilt 4 large
barn in the Township,
Charles 4. Barber has l,,t g,,,, Iayoa
double dwellings. hsaes ter donble
houses in shenIe gro nakino twentv.
eight residences. Fie,dat4w nv stares Al
Union Corner and mao addition 1.-Two
houses. Besides that Is h,,ils. neu
house IN oidmans Iowiip.
The addition OF fof-6ve new RESI-.
dences to Penn's Grow The preatast III
the history Of the 1870
The gas works we'. .s;sha,l .na cos
turned on last June rYa .,as go,
lighting and cooking snoeas hos Given
general satisfaction, 81 fas s.raots o,a
dwellings.
Water pipes have :, ,s.4 snd ,ha
stand pipe erected. W. vu,,,,,in, nlans
has been erected paxL;,,.o,sn min
pond. The connect. n;,a rao5s j, T.
laid IRON Dolbow'r $3.50 !. ,ta.
p,imninc station
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Great Sale.

Commencing tomorrow, Dec. 80, 1905,
we will begin our annual January clear
ance sale. Since We made the change in
bur business our trade has increased won
aerfully; a direct proof that a cash bust
ness is the only business of to-day. We
lido not want your book trade, but we do
4 openly say that we can sell you goods
cheaper for cash than we al when we
b put the larger amount Of our sales Oh
book and lose part of the money. Any
honest, upright, business man will tell
you that he must have profit enough on
his goods to pay all expenses and if he
loses part OF his money he certainly must
have more profit on what he sells in or
der that he may come out ahead.
As We enter into this great sale we will
say positively that we can save you lots
of money if you will come to us. We
have hundreds Of dollars worth of Christ
mas goods left, and we do not want to
carry them over, SO they must go regard
less of cost.
Our 5 and 10 cent tables are filled to
the brim with goods that are left from
u Christmas selling and it will pay you
to come early and get some of these great
bargains. Many things are worth three
times the money, but they must 60 as
bargains. This sc and 10c line of goods
has become SO popular that people are
coming for miles distant to see our 5 and
10 cent store and everybody who comes
are more than delighted with what we
have on sale for 5 and 10 cents.
We have the incest line of agate ware
that you ever saw and all this must go at
once at our special reduced prices. All
our chlldren's rockers, go-carts, dolls,
sleds, writing desks, toys, games, black.
boards and all u fine china ware must
all go at once to make room for spring
goods.
WALL PAPER-We are going to close
out our entire stock of Wall Paper tC
make room for our spring stock. Look
Tor this sale OF wall paper as the prices
will range from lc a roll up. Come and
get your paper now and we will papeI
your house for you next spring.
FURNITURE AND C~ARPETs-Last January
our Carpet and Furniture sale went wa
beyond all previous years and this Janu
any We anticipate a still greater sale thai
ever. Remember all carpets sold during
January will be made, lined and laid fire.
OF charge and sold at 10 per cent. below
the regular price and all furniture will b
sold from 10 to 30 per cent. below tn
regular price.
GRocERIEs-Many persons were unde
the impression that we did not sell gre
ceries any more. Ha, Ha! There j
where you are mistaken. AS we no,
have a full line Of groceries and are dc
fng more business in this line than evel
s. will pay you to come and get our cas-
Prices and then you will be sure to blu
Sc our store.
Don't forget this great sale begins tx
morrow, Saturday, Dec. 80, 1905.
j. u. LAYTON,
100 Harmony st.
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Resolutions.

WHEREAS, The great and Supreme
Ruler OF the Universe has in his infinite
wisdom removed from among MS, one of
our esteemed fellow members Charles
Hees, and whereas we desire to express
our sorrow and regret at this sad event.
RESOLVED, That we will always hold
his name in grateful remembrance and
his absence will be felt in our meetings
and
RESOLVED. That we desire to express
our deep sympathy with the bereaved
| widow and relatives of the deceased and
express the hope that even so great a loss
to us all, may be overruled for good by
him who doeth all things well.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be spread on the minutes of Wash
ngton Camp No. AZ, 2. o. S. of A., that
a copy be forwarded to the bereayed fam
lily, and a copy printed in the Penn's
Grove RECORD.
Fl. j. BLoHM,
w. @. ENGLISH, Com.
II H CpoNlT0N
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4 Mason Feast.

Penn's Grove Lodge OF Masons held
ieir annual social ana tenet on St. Johns
night, Wednesday evening. About seven-
ty five were present including the menu
bers, their wives and friends. After a
feast of turkey, ice cream and cake, they
were royalty entertained by Mr.. Joseph
MoreIand, OF Pauisboro, who recited sew
humorous selections. Among the
ests from a distance were Rev. H. S
i, Of Quinton, Jos. v Clark Of Clarks
I'd Mrs. J. D. Claypoo.e Of Cam
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& las Al The Churches
EMMANUEL

Nst f
S,lsiae s DOL held their Christmas
pnteriarn,aut last Friday night. The
Ciurcnwas aimmed with laurels and a
large a witnessed toe rendering
OF tl,e slli SLEEPY Santa"
rht plot to catch Santa Clans.
Tl.oa in ih lot were put to sleep by
tie aud wA b the wrinkles sprinkled.
Jacl lfosi .el ps them awake. A ,>irge
dose aa5 is sprinkled around to
c~aptn!eNac3 Frost and Santa Claus, tired
From hiA LAY work, looking at the clock
waicf Mas a#l gack, concluded he had
time te n Ike :. nap The sand which the
Wink.es spriakled caused him to over
sleep hia time and was caught mapping.
The enrranca & the Three Wise Men,
who sing aoatiful Star" represents
his dream. Hose who took the charac-
tiers Y sre as I ows;
Santa Claus. Ammon Raine.
JACK Frost, Charles Nj. Hillman.
Sauta's Ripl and Man,
EdW. Townsend.
Sand Man, Thos. w. Raine;
Ills Winkis red Summerill, Joseph
HaTbeson, W rem and James Smith.
Fairy Bel, lena Smith; Fairies. Lizzie
Diver, Eva Prison, Mary Braker, Mildred
Smith, Ella nth, and Rosanna Beech
board.
D. ~" l., - 41,o nlo 4. VILLA
Snmmerill, ~ lie Diver, Allie Boyd,
MAYHEM Hun n, Emma Simkins, Eth
| 81 Saith and Martie Patton.
santa's Toy Factory Girls, Ray Pyle,
Ada Dolbow, Lora Kidd and Jennie
| Sailor.
lhree Wise Men, Edw. Townsend,
| Harry Wood, summerill Diver.
ST. PAUE's
Sunday School held their Christmas
entertainment on Sunday evening before
a crowded audience. The church was
trimmed appropriate forthe occasion and
The Choir and members of the School
rendered the Christmas Garlands."
| organ voluntary
Carol by schoo
Prayer, S Il. Leap
I Carol Holy Night, Scho0
Anthem Choi
Responsive reading
solo and Chorus. Virginia Stephenson
Recitation When Christ was Born
Iliygjnla Stephenson.
Carol. Hear the Message, Sch00
Recitation, G~arlands, Reba Justic,
Responsive Readiag,
Carol, sun OK K ghteousness, School
Recitation, Following the stan
Harriet Harbeson.
Motion Song, High in Heavel
Primary Glass.
ReeitatiOns, Powers Layton, Milton Feath
efer. Archie Curriden. Edga
Green, Paul Kidd, JAMIE
Snttcher, Raymond Barber.
Carol, Merry Christmas Time
Primary Glass.
Glass Exercise, lCa Mattson, Anna Border
Alice R~hodenbaugh France
Harris, Frances Batter
Blanche shoemaker, Ann
pitlnan, Elizabeth Cline.
Care d, Christmas Bells, Schoo
zee itatlon. Santa Claus, | Evan Wake
Due tt, Shed Abroad the Light
l Matiia Barnart, Ray Kidd.
Resi- ,onsjve Reading.
Ria elk Board Exercise, J.P. Hayes
( Due,lt, Sending ia The Light, Misses Lea
Geei tation, Christians, Elsie R~liodenbaug
keeitation. t.arIands, Mira Newell
: ssne aict3on
BETHEL
Sunday School held their annual Chris
mas entertainment on Christmas night
Tn, church was crowded to hear the TO
lC no nrOpram.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1905.

Dec. 3O-Horses, Black & Dubois, Swede.boro
Jan. 6-Anna L. Hughes house.
Jan. 6-HousehOld goods, Sophia Hees, Penn'S
Grove.
Jan. eW. 0. Davidson. near Sharptown.
Jan. ll-JOhn Dietrich, near PENIS Grove.
Jan. l8-Henry j. Folk, above PENIS Grove
Jan. 20-Jas. Days real estate.
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IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between
Association, OF Salem, N. j..
Complainant, SFi. Fa.
and
Anna E. Hughes, ct. al,
Returnable February Term 1906.
By virtue Of the above stated writ of Fl. Fa.
TOME directed and delivered, | will sell at
public yendue, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1906
in front of the Court House in the city of Sa-
lem, N. j., between the hours OF 2 and of said
to-Wit, at 3 O'Clock p. M.
All the following described house and lot OF
land and premises, situate in the Borough Of
Penn's Grove, in the county of Salem, and
State of New Jersey, and bounded as follows:
Beginniug at a corner of II. III. DeGrofft, JUS
street and runs ~ along the line of said De-
Croft lot south thirty-ive and a half degrees
west one chain eighty three links to a stone
for a corner in Jacob Bakers line OF lands;
thence along the same north nfty-nVe anu q
half degrees west thirty feet to stone for a
corner in said Bakers line thence ~ north
thirty-fye and a half degrees east one chain
aed eighty-three LINKS along Samue b. Hot
toms line of land to the southwest side or edge
of Mary street aforesaid; thence "a by the
southwest edge of said street south fifty-four
and a half degrees east thirty feet TO the place
of beginning, containing eight hundredths OF
an acre of land be the same more or less.
Reing the same lot of land Which was con-
viewed by Charles Ridgway to the said Anna
e. Hughes by deed dated January 8. 1881 and
| recorded in the Clerks Office of Salem county
in Book No. 50 of Deeds, folio 5l2, &C..
COLLINS b. Lien,
d.. Harris Smith, Solicitor.
Dated Sheriff's office, Dec. 2, 1905. lZS-at
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TraIn leaves TUHH GTUV6 O~dIuTUdyS OHIy
at 5.55 p. IN. and Philadelphia at ll.50 p. m.
ON UNDAY
Trains leave PENIS Grove station 7.20 a. m,
APO D. M; Philadelphia 8.20 a. M. $50 p. m.
Post Office Hours.
The Penn Grove Post Office is open from GAS
A. Nj. TO 800 p. M small closes for all points
north and south with direct pouch for Wood
bury. N. j., at IFS A. M. For all points except
Woodbury. at Has A. M. Closes for all points
AS T.. M. Mails arrive at lis and $50 A. M,
Il. 80, 4.25 and 100 p. M.
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Rev. j. Tushingham
lie to Santa Claus, Children
A welcome True,
arthur Saunderlin
tie Helpers. Garrison Edwards
Awake! Awake! Choir.
i, His speech, Raymond Hurley
A little Christmas secret
Sarah Edwards
The blessed story, Choir
.alogue, Busy Bees Seven Small Girls
RscitatiOn Baby Jesus, Willie Hurley
Solo just a little Baby, Anna MeCauley
Recitation His First Speech Frank Duffy
Song Hark the joyful news, Choir
4ecitation wish the stars would speak to me
+" : Santa Claus, Clinton Wentzell
A Gift for Jesus, Pearl Gruff
| Song Christi sas Bells, Choir
Recitation Like Jesus, Edward Hurley
Why Helen Warren
i" Be Polite Hannah whitley
Song . Watching Stars rejoice. Choir
! Recitation Make Room for Jesus
Marguerite Hannah
A True Story Sarah Wentzell
The King of Kings Willie Megill
] Dialogue, Stars for the Christmas Crown,
5Girls
Recitation A Secret Marion Lloyd
Pm glad l know. Altha johnson.
Song, Fear ye not Choir
Recitation Christmas joy and cheer,
Roy Warren
Joy Bells Justina Megill
Song, Glory to God in the Highest, Choir
Star Drill Seven young ladies
Song, Good night Children
Remarks, by Pastor
DOxOl0gy Congregato
Distribution OF presents, officers, Teacher
and Scholars received their Gifts, and the Pas
tor his annual Turkey. Receipts at DooI
$3.50.
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Executor,s Notice,

Frank R.. Locuson, executor of Edwin L.
Locuson, deceased, by direction of the Surro-
gate of the County of Salem. hereby gives no
tice to the creditors of the said Edwin l..
Locnson. deceased, to bring in their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate OF the
said decedent, under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from the date hereof, or
they will be forever barred of any action
hereof against the said executor.
FRANK II. LOCUSON,
Dated November IS, 1905. liza ct Exc cutOr.
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Administrators Notice.

Warren Sparks. administrator of Elmer
| Sharks. deceased, by direction of the Surro-
gate of the County Of Salem, hereby gives no
tice to the creditor of the said Elmer Sparks,
| deceased. to bring in their debts, demands
and claims against the estate Of the said de
cedent. under oath or animation, within nine
| months from the date hereof, or they Will. De
the said
Dated Nov. %, 1905. 121 st. Administrator
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Public Sale
PUBIC
Of
Indiana Horses

their stables in SwedesborO. on
Saturday, Dec. goth, 1905
one express car of Indiana Horses and mules.
bought by Mr.. Black direct from the farmers
in the Western part of Indiana. They. will be
the best lot Of stock we ever offered. They
will be business chunks, drivers, workers and
farm horses, also some showing fast speed.
Horses will arrive Dec %. Come and look
them oyer and try them. Every horse guaran-
teed as represented or no sale.
We wish to state that we will have horses on
hand the balance of the Winter and Spring for
sale and exchange. Now is the time to buy
horses. They will be cheaper now than at
any time during the next year. =,
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. M. and Will
be positive. No postp0nement Oh account OF
weather. Conditions made known at sale by
BLACK DUBOIS.
b. F.. James, Auct. l2222t.