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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13
INEXPENSIVE AND VERY pREvrx
Wash Dresses This Year Are SO Arts
tic and Well Planned.

An extremely pretty yelling dress
was cut with a wide shallow neck
opening. 1t was an extra light gray
in the cotton wolfe with a simple little
dot. The prettiest part was the con-
trast with the yoke and pulled sleeves,
which were in cream null with rather
yellowish looking lace. The dress is
made one piece, the top and skirt be-
ing joined together by two bias strips
of the material fitted around the waist
and joined by little beading of white
cotton openwork which is used to head
the nuns folds. 1t also heads the inch
wide hem of the material which fin
ishes neck and sleeve openings. The
armhole reaches down within two or
three inches Of the belt line and the
guimpe which meets it has rows OF
the lace trimming running around the
sleeve seam. The puff of the sleeve
itself has horizontal rows of the inser-
ton which is nearly inch wide imita-
| ton Val There is an edge to match
which is sewed in rows edging one an
other to form the collar and the cuffs
which come just above the elbow are
entirely Of the lace edge. Two rows or
it are sewed together straight and two
more are gathered on this, giving the
cuff flare and fullness.
A pretty example of these guimpe
gowns is shown in gray shadow wolfe
with little gray flower figure. Three
rows of gray velvet ribbon couple of
inches wide are put around the skirt
far apart, and each headed with a mar
row piece to correspond. A white Irish
embroidery square yoke with little
insets of the same in the extremely
short wolfe sleeve are put In, and
back and forth over them Is worked a
little lattice of the narrow gray vel
vet ribbon.
Lavender and white or blue and
white striped chambray Of the kind
costing from Is to 20 cents yard has
beautiful possibilities The waists are
made up with stripe running bias and
around a little yoke of all over EN-
broidery The short sleeves are pretty
if made mutton leg, the inner seam be
ing short, and smooth, and curved, ant
set well forward in the armhole so al
to pitch the fullness toward the back
The stripe also should run up ant
away from the seam. There is an un
dersleeve of the embroidered null fit
, ted tight and just covering the elbow
/ 1t shows to the length of a cuff. Tn
same stuff is used for the yoke an
' white pique is shaped into sort O
= little bertha finish which turns dow
around it. 1t is cut with strip rur
, ming down the center upon which ar
5 large buttons covered with white line
r in the middle and the rim covere
: with blue lavender, as the case ma
v be.
t These buttons can be had made no
g in the two materials, as they wer
e once in the one. Another little poir
d to remember is that the kind of al
:, over which comes without holes
e open work, but which has rattle
: sparse pattern worked upon fine mu
o ground is the one preferred.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13

Il1O
ing the kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
j. A. Haywood, a
we'll known resident
of Luf k in, Tex,
says: Il wrenched
my back working in
a sawmill, was laid
up six weeks, and
from that time had
pain in my back
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13
Beginning of Great Industry.

Inc first wooden cloth made in Eng
Du was manufactured about 1881,
s.oush 1t was not dyed and dressed
Tue English until 1867.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13

The man who plays the favorite
doesn't always win by long shot.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13

Economy is the road to wealth.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYE Is the
road to economy.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
vor children teething softens the gums, reduces in
ANIMATION slays pain, wind collie. CSC bottle
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13

life is never burden to the wom-
on who carries her age we'll.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13

MANY a man has declined to follow
a brass band down the street because
he didn't have a gun.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13
A Carnegie Proposal

Father-Can you support her IN the
uannar 70 which she Is accustomed?
suitor-Yes, sir; II you Will raise
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13
.AcKAcHE IS KIDNEYAcHE.
- the cause-cure the Kidneys.

Don't neglect backache. 1t warns
Do trouble in the kidneys. Avert
you VI the danger by cur
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21
A and Executors
 Settlement.
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

Ot AHNRNSAS.
 Count, of St. Francis.
 NJ OTlCE is hereby given that the follow N Ing administrators and executors set- ttemeBts have been filed a the Probate Court ot St. Franeis county for confirmation M the January. igoJ term of sais court .towit: Estate \. k. Bryant. deeessed W K. Ferguson, administrator. First and final excitement.
 Estate C. C. White. deeeased. S A Isalfe administrator. second and hnai settlement. Estate ]. II. Bynum, decesstd. Betiie E. Btnum. adminisirstrx First settlement Estate of W. l.. MeMiekie- deceased. w. ] Lanier, adm mni~irntor. First settlement.
 Estate ot r l. Gray. deeeased. S E. Gray admtnis,ratrix. Ffrst and finai settlement. Estate Mrs. D. NJ. Hearisiii. deceased. ". A. GoIip htiy ad minisisator First settlement. Estate ] w. Beck, deeessed. Alice l.. Beck executrix. First and final SC fiement. All persone interested III The settlement of said estates are nOtified to come forward and tie their exceptions thereto. if any they have on or before inc second day of the next regular term of said court or they will be forever barred from excepting to sad settle ment or to any item thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of said court. at office in Forrest Citv. Arkan sas. tbis the 20th day of December. 1906.
 T. c. MERwIN. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21

 NEWSSTAND.
Tuesday is Christmas.

Come and see the line of holiday offerings, which is now ready for your inspection at the wsstand We have made special effort this season 10 buy splendid line and only ask an opportunity to show them to you. Our stock is now ready for inspection.
 'sThe Midnight Flyer" which will be the attraction at the opera house on Thursday night, December 27, is one of those breezy, efferveseent and mirth provoking plays that has made a record second to none in the melo- dramatic field When there is not a thrilling scene or wonderful mechan- ical effect, there is lively speciality or some rollicking comedy, all served with dash and go, that makes the piece one of the best shows that will be seen here this season.
 Mathis Brothers have handsome full page advertisement in this issue. They are advertising a forced salvage sacrifice sale for ten days only, at sen satiOnal prices. This sale is under the direction of Mathis Bros, who are as- sisted by MT. c. P. Elliott. MT. FL liott is an experienced special sale man, and his methods seem to us to be right up-to-date. He is hustler and genial soul whom it is a pleas ure to meet. This sale opened up Tuesday under most flattering copdi- tions, and swarms of wide-awake buyers have thronged the store all the week. Look up their advertising-it will pay you-read it-call on them, and tell them you saw it in The Times.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21

MT. w. H. Ford, of Dansby, was a genial and handsome business visitor in the city today.
 My Grocery Department was never better equipped to supply all your wants, and at prices, quality consid- cred, that no one cares to beat, than at present. All supplies are this sea- sons choicest output, and no pains will be spared to please you by prompt delivery. Call or phone 34, w. T. Sanders.
 The ladies of the Cosmos Club will give a musical at the opera house next Tuesday night for the benefit of the club. There will be mixed music, singing, dancing, etc., which will make up very pleasing program. The public is cordially invited to come out and enjoy an evening of di- vine amusement.
 Ladies and Misses Skirts, Cloaks and Jackets at Cost for Cash for the next thirty days.
 Russell Graham-Alderson Go.
 Mrs. Emma England, an old and highly respected citizen of Johnson township, died Wednesday at her home, and was buried the following day in the Hughes cemetery. Her husband preceded her to the grave only few weeks ago. The bereaved relatives have our sincere sympathy in their great loss.
 Miss Vivia Walker, the accom- plished and vivacious instructor in the home of Judge and Mrs. T. C. F'olbre, leaves tonight for Baldwin, Mississippi, to spend the holidays with her relatives and friends. She will be accompanied by her friend, Miss Blanche Ferguson, who will be her delightful guest for two weeks.
 FOR SALE-My place, adjoining J. l.. Pope on the south, in Forrest City, Contains about two acres of land, one four-room house and room for four more dwellings. One of the most beautiful locations in town. Price 5000 cash. For further information address or apply to Dan Wylds or Brandon, Baugh X Company, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 We have the handsomest and big gest line of holiday books ever brought to Forrest City. It will afford us pleasure to show them to you whether you buy or not. Also a big line of new games, blocks and novelties will be opened next week. Wait and see this line before making your Christ mas purchases. Landyoigt & Fada- kin. Newsstand.
 The ''Parsifal' attraction at the Lyceum in Memphis Wednesday at tracted quite number of folks from this city. The following were among the number: Mesdames Henry Pet tus, J. D. Baugh, A. J. Vaccaro, s. C. Neel, Alice Matthews, NJ. H. Dicker son, J. o. Bridgforth, Misses Attic Beck, Emma Beck, Eva Bridgforth Tommie Davis, E. J. Jordan, Mary Alley, Pearl Crippen, Louise Gatling Capt. $. H. Evins, H. w. Cook, w. P German, Col. Ed Landyoigt and per haps some others whose names W, ldid not learn.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21
Cash Only,

Notice is hereby given that all stove wood is s1.50 per load, strictly cash on delivery. No more wood sold on credit. If you need load of good cord wood, phone No 14s, or call on
 J. E. TERRY.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21

MT. Stanley P. Knight stopped over a day with his mother and brother, week before last, on his way to Teno- pah, Nevada, from Jacksonville, Florida. On acconnt of his health he has accepted position in the former city.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21
Do You Suffer From Kidney
 TYouht0S

We guarantee one bottle of Smiths Sure Kidney Cure to benefit or cure, or your druggist will refund your money. Price 90 cents. ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21

There is only one way to appreciate Ed Anderson's production of "The Midnight Flyer,n and that is to see it at the opera house on Thursday night. December ?.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21

HAS STOOD THE TEST 7s YEARS The old, original GROVES Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. It is iron and quinine in tasteless form. No cure. No pay.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-04
M6bcben

Gin sutss btuti&ts WdeHsn fur a~as.mtiut
pausarbttt iineti stnt eausrnet Sttas bel suttn
eobn. gu rntietu Np. 32l BAYLOR Apsuut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-04
Tunmpre.

= 8ifarS T., oaS Is Wionute alts
Sobnlein Der Gbeleute 98illiam 8.
S6ul; BON Siio 9lpple Strase. itarb
Sreita9 Wtorsen uuo wuroe SOnutus
i'm 6oreit 9i1 6rieobofe beeroiSt.
= Der 35 Sabre alte Tbomas
@ounors, Der bel Wiliam Saue pom
Smith StraBe in Soft ein9, muroe
triib Dienitas Wtor9eI uabe ieiner
Wobnun9 tOot auf9efunoeu unb @Oros
ner Stein itellte ieit, ou6 Der Wtaun
einem 9erjihlas erle9en mar.
= SRI. Ssunie Sail. Die bel ibrem
Snfet, Sd. o. Stiles DON Slap auenue
uno @rope StraBe, wohnt. entoedts
iriib Samlta9 Wtorseu, oas elm Sim
BREEDER in 6as @ohn9ebduoe eintreten
nolte uuo bic Gbire i6on ssOffnet
bate. anitatt absr sridrsdt Die 6lii9t
3u er9reifeu, mari iid Die iunss
mutbi9e Dame nit folder 9Suht
sesen Die Gbiir, oas Der GiuSriusliue
BON Der Yeranoa 9eitOBen tuaro, moraui
fe Die Tbiire uerrieselte uub banu erit
ibren Snfel BON Dem Yorfall in Ssnnt'
nis Ieete. Der Ssrl bate ii6 mittler'
peile nnii1tbar 9emaht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-04
Npre Scrantpn.

- Sir oaS altenbeim, oas Martin
Wtaloneg BON 8bilaoelpbia bier erbauer
lalien miro, ut am OOnnerlta9 nm .ein
Sreibrief nah9eiuht poroen.
= Cine feblsrbaite 9amin0finun9 in
Der lSrau anna Sgnott Wobnun9 an
Sepisr auenue bate am Montas eineu
0ranb sur Solse, bod sbs Die ourf
Saitsn sc alarmirte Seuermsbr %eintraf,
naren bic unbeoeutenben Slammer
burd elm Raar Glmer @aiier ssl6i6t
moroen.
- Sei Der Seller elmer So6Ssit su
Brisbin Sia frGb Sonntas ma6ten
bic Sbeilnebmer einen iolten Ra6au,
oas bic 9ia6barn iih bel Der Roli;ei
%befla9ten. Die baun eiui6ritt uno Die
HubeitOrer perbaftete. Sei benz fOleen.
ben YerbOr be;ahlten bic Serbaiteten
ins9eiammt etwa S120 an Strafen.
= Charles. SenrD unb Tbomas
Mc@onnel BON bieiem Staottbeile, Die
aneeblid am Sonntag ;uuor ben aauis
mann Siaut Dimes nm $13 beitObten
baben iollell, beltanoen Sreita9 elm Ser.
bOr unb obihOn fe ibre uni9ulb be.
theuerteu, muroen iie fir ibr seri1ts
lihes @ri6etnen unter ie 5000 Sir9s
i6uft Seitelt.
- @eor9e Srones unS 6rant 9ater.
bic Monta9 9iaht in Der Sruntsnbeit
Die 8obnun9 Der Srau ~9lntonimith
pom Oifens StraBe nit 9roseu Steis
men bombaroirten uno babel 6enlter
unb Ebiiren ;ertriimmertsn. iopis aud
ben Saur nieoerriGen. nuroen ..Oiens
Itaa fir ibr unoroentliheS Betrageu be.
trait, s~riterer $40 uuO lesterer $50,
ianmt Soften.
- Die Briioer Sobn uub Senrg
McDtubon, neIhe Sreitas 9iadt tpeseu
Eruntenbeit perhaftet nuroen, batter
,nei lebenoiee Gnten, Elm 8etttuh une
;pei Sanbtiitsr in ibrsm Selis uni
bel BEN Samftag abeebaltenen 8srb0l
ergab Is iit. bas Die Ssrle bic Su6sr
9eitoblen butteu. DOrauf iie inter il
$500 Biir9ihaft fir ibr geribtlibes
@ri9eiuen 9eitsllt puroen.
- Gin junser 0taun namens arthuI
8rumu9e purbe Moutas 9ta6mittn!
all Nor6 Wtaiu 9lpenue bemerft, als e.
aus Der Rboaoes S6sune fam uni
etwa jpei Duteno Sdde inter ieinen
Arm bate. 8oli;iit Smitb uerfolgt
ben Serl uuS Oieier iudte Su entflieben
fiel aber nieosr uno brad iih ben red,
ten Nrm unterbalb Dem @llbo9en. Gil
glr;t ieete inn in Der 9OliSeiitaticn Del
grm uno banu muroe CT ~entlalIeu
nu6osm er ueripro6en bate, mad elm
setretsnsr SsiluuS ii6 wisosr ein;u
l~teller. -aAA -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-04
Sas Sbal abwdrts.

Tablur.-Oer 3idbrise 9Siaie. Sobn
bes @bepaares 9obn Sing pom DAT
Stra6e. mollte Sreita9 MtOrgen Dor
einem StraBsnbabnwa9en oas @eleiie
fren,en uno ftel babel 10 nnaliidlid,
ba6 i'm Die Gar iiberiubr. Gr tru9
einen ooppeltsn Srud bes linten Sei'
mes, serteetes @eiiht uuo tunerlihe
Yerleeun9en oauon. benen er nad fur.
,er .3eit i'm 0Oipital erlas. = Sonnta9
lit als 8eiuhstus I'M SaDlOr Solpital
ieltaeieet moroen. = Die Yadawannn
9ompanie ,ablte seitern Die arbeiter an
ben 3aplor, Ygne, Soloen unb Natio'
nal 2ehen.-OaS SheibenihieBen oes
8il6elm 5ea S6iiecn Club um Sums
flag mar in jsoer 0iniiht cine erfolss
reihe Seitlihfeit uub es muroen 9e9en
$50 in Rreiien uertbeilt. Die Sewin'
ner maren folgenoe Shiisen nit ben
bei9eiiiateu 9uutten /: Sobn Deininser
90, llltif 6OrSer 67, SObn 0or9er 67,
Gaipar 9annler &c, Arnolb Moor Ga.
Sobn Shilo 62, Safob Deinin9er 60,
@eorae Gibbs 60. @aipar S6ilo So.
Sin @ettl6ie6en fir 9eriouen iiber so
Sabre bate folssuoes Reiultat : @aipar
Stt SO, Sobn @eibel ir. As. aleranoer
Suber AT. 20 lit manhmal I6on
empfiuolih talt, brum Jorge man, oh
jung Oh aft, fir wGrmere Sleiounsitiide.
Sliibmann & Weibel baben iie.
- Benjamin Silmer. Dem in Der
Spring 8rOOt 3ede Su @tOOiie oas
Riidsrat sebrO9en wuroe, ais elm
Mtinenfarren i'm iiberiubr, itarb 8rei'
tag in Dem Staat Soipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-04
StlnerfOne,
Hraftif6er Splitter,
225 2~acfam Mpe.
3ipeiter Stpd.


GtbItr In etr Stbfraft ptnn aud lfi6t,
fDnnsn btemttnbt lnanntbmli1itit ptr-
urlahtn, bic stpSbuli& In en 8orm zines
eumpftn 4opfptbs nittintn, fur psI&t etr
9Tjt a0e Mteifamtnit pni&nibt, pbne
tiutn Grfpls ~ t~rjitltn. erefu Gle an
anesfrenetsr StbfIaft 70 fam unlert
piitnltaftIi@s tlutnIutuns bic llria&t tr.
etbtn unp Elm paar unltrtr gut padtnbtn
Sldin pire bic Stbfraft 70 firftn, bab
ftin eunpfts Rppfptb nlHttnen ipirb.
Hfbmtu cit 60 stnau nit BEN Nusitbtu
en @I6ltr, 70 III unln Stap btfimnt,
Sbnsu gu s%sfaatn. Sd pTift glustn piItn.
ltaftlia fur etuftn uub litftu @ldltr, bic
BEN 8tii9t aupaIru. So banels In etm
altrbtftn MaitTiaI uub %eaTdntirt Rtiut
srbdi. Di: 7ih aneprsttn S. @pleI@alt
Augfneliitr, bic dupfrr fur ST aubitteu,
pnIauft i'd fur 50 Gents. Sd babe parIcrs
40 bel % 6ue uup fsiuru 10 6ue enesns
tib. Vile mfint aunrsn trbalitu bic gtr-
litsruns, pab ibntn prompt nbetparttt rirb
uni it Mot ron Gag ~ Gag ptrtrSftt rsr-
ben. Die erbBr uup bette Ausrabl pom
fiuhIitsn msuitli6tn Nustn in pr Staet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-04

- Coroner Steiu's Seri6t fir ben
uerflOiensn MOnat seist, oas er iisben
llniale, einen SelbftmurS unb iiebsn
ueri9ieoentliAe Sale unteriuate.
- Serr 6reO. $. @iOmaper, Der be.
liebte 2eller Der 2raoerS Bant, muroe
an Sreita9 in Stem gOrt nit SRI. Sens
ME Wturrag 9etraut. @r bat cine
StellunS in 9iep 9Ort erbulten urb bas
Yaar wirb bort feline Seimatb MAIDEN.
- Gompanieen u uno 6 oes 10 .'0fes
simentes fubreu beute Wtor9en 8 lbr
mad harrisburg, nm an Der Wiili3pas
raOe selegentli9 Der beute erfOlssnoen
@%inweibuu9 bes ueuen Sapitols theil3us
nebmen. sic febren beute 9tu6t pieber
na9 Scranton 3uriid.
- Der aud bier noblbefanute Pfars
rer 1iifolaus Sorpe bate i9on felt
lanserer 3eit Elm frebsartises @ewa9s
al einem arme, baS aIer 1r,tli6en
Stunt ipottete unb ii9 INNER mebr aus.
breitete, 10 oaB oils leete Siilfe leete
WOAe oas 9lieb ab9enommen Ueroen
muBte. Die operation wuroe in eitiem
PbilaoeIpbia SOipital uorSenOmmen.
- Deputy anpalt @eneral 5rieori9
&. 6leis erbielt Samita9 Oiaat, oils er
i'm 0tap aug Bart Elm autOmObil uers
laiien wollte unb babel aus9litt, Ourh
Den erfOl9ten SaI ben re6ten Siftsns
tno9cn sebrO6en. Ser lluial miro
i'm mebrere @O9sn ans Suus 9~sfeiielt
balten.
- Die GOrOner's @ei6worenen, mels
DIE ben GOoesfull bes Sames 6eeog uus
teriu9ten, Der uorlesten Sienita9 beim
Boli Gbeatsr an @pomins auenue ses
tObtet wuroe, erflarten in eiuem Diens
flag Oiu9t absesebenen 98ubripru9, oaB
Der Yormann ni6t 9~eniisenoe SOriiat
9ebrau9te un6 baber 9etaoelt perber
iolte.
- Sin Sole BON Otanticofe, beiien
Shame ni6t in grfabruns sebra6t pere
Den fOnnte. iprans Dienitas nabe Sing.
iton b. einem idue1 Observation-Disclosures.
no Suse uno wuroe babel inter Die Hd.
Der seworfeu, Die inn beioe Seine auter
balb oenSnieen abiduitten. Wtau brahs
tie ben Shweruerlesten mad benz Wtos
les 2aplor 9oipital, no man unsemiB
mar, oh er iid wieber erbOlen piirOe.
= Der IS Sabre ulte 98iGiam SmOs.
Der felt ben lesten orei @O9en bel benz
9rocer q. j.. Sce pom Renn sluenue
unseitsllt mar. lift felt Mtontu9 per.
idwunoen unb iu9lei6 nit ibm Der.
idpuuoen aud $50 8aarselb unO elm
8asen, peld' lssterer jeOoh ipGter Dor
Der Stanoarb Srauerei auf9efunOen
wuroe. Die au~selesenbeit warO einem
@Onitubler iibsrgeben. Der nunmebr ben
iuseuoli6eu 0ieb nit einem Serbafts.
beiebl iuht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-04
staOt nno Goantb.

- am IA. Sanuar nirO babisr eint
Sisun9 oes superior @eridtes e%rOffnei
iperoen.
- Die 0ta9ti9ulen Der Stabt per'
ben na6iten WtOntus abenO UNI balb s
ubr erOffnet ner6eu.
= Senrp MfDrtle, elm Deierteur bon
Der Ser. Staaten Mtarine, purot
SOnnta9 an Center StraBe our9 Yoli.
Siit Solano uerbaftet.
- gle Grten Hbsumatismus werben
letdt flrirt ourd ben @ebrau6 bon ct.
Satobs Sci, nel6es beS Meiiterbeil.
mittel lit. Oas bette Mfittel lit INNER
bas iiderite.
= Der Sorratb BON Sis IOl bier
unb in Der Ota4baridaft 10 serins isin,
OaB cine Snuppbsit eintreten piro,
wenn oas marine 8etter nod cine 3sit
lang aflhalt.
- Gin Stells Ses Itwer %erfrantten
Gdtb. SOiepb q. Scranton lit am
OOnneritag &eeie q. 8roots ais Yors
flyer bes republitanii6eu @Ountp @Omi.
ties erwdblt DOrben.
= Die @innubmen bss bieiisen Sn.
lanbitelier amtes fir ben uerfloIienen
Wfonat betru9en ius9eiammt s139, 597.s
20, ODER nabe5u $1,000 mebr oils i'm
sleiaen MiOuat oes SOriubres.
= Die amtsitu5e oss itaotiI6en
Sdaemeiiters lit nit eiuem glarm per.
Ieben poroen, our9 mel9en man ons
Poli3ei 9auptquartier iofort alarmiren
fam, penn etwas in Oerielben uOrfalt.
- @dbreuo i'm 0tonat gtusuit bic
ROliSeiitrafeu Die Summe pOn s., 80.
Is errei6ten, 3eiSt Der uerflOiiene WtO'
nat cine beOeuteuoe abuabme, Oeun Die.
ielbcn betruSeu nur $500. Serbuft>
unseu purOen 221 uOr9snommsn.
= Die 9aurel Clinic bat bas Proieft
auf9eseben. pom ibrer 9abnitatiOn mad
Der neusn 0abnitation Der 2adawannu
GOmpanie ibre 3t9e einfabren 3u laiisu
unO Die iu benz 3wede sema6te Deli
nuns in Der Stiismauer pirS nunmsbr
aud permanent.
- Sumes 9. Didion, Der friberC
RrGiibsnt Der Oidion Manufattur
Gompanis, itarb um Douneita9 0ta6i
in ieiner @Obnuns gu Dalton mad eiuei
Srantbeit BON nur ;wei Stunoen. 81
mar idOn einise 3eit leicenO, bod err
wurtete man feline ernitli6e 6olsen iei
uer Srantbcit.
= Saut benz MOnatsberidt De;
Supt. Srowu pom Bureau Der Sauiu
ipeftiou wuroen i'm lesten WtOuat 81
Saui9eiue psruussabt, S277 an Spor
teln eiu9enommen uno Der perani1la9t
Wertb Der ~9teubauten lit S139, 965
DieieS lit cine Gbuabme seOsn Del
pOrbersebenben WtOnat.
- Der auoitOr @ensral oes Staatei
bat enti9ieben, bas Brauer aud elm
County Steuer gu beSablen baben
trOsOsm is cine Staats Stsuer beSab
len. Mebrere bieiise 8rauer parist
Die 5rase uuf uuO cine Gnti6sioun
murbe oantt BON benz subitor 8ensrc
oil ben GOuntD guwalt geianOt.
= WtiliOnsn BON 5lai6en, peltJ
i6mmtti6 in Or. 9iidter's eisene
@~luSbatten berseitellt wsrOen, iinS iebc
Subr srfOroerli6 fir ben llmiat DO
ranfer Ruin @rpeler", benz bette
Wtittel se9en rbeumutii6s unO al
bere Sbmcrjen. Sieie Sbatiad
ipritt fir iiA ielbit. dur % unO 8
Gents.
EA~ llnterri6t I'M StauierIpiel c
theilt inter 9iinitissn SsbinsuuSc
. 6rdulsin Gmma: 6rsp. 519:Riue Ctr.
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Staat SbtU, Stabt 5pItep,l
Qufna Il nuutp az Z


8rauf 3. Gbtutp bsi6p5rt, tae CT er
dlttrt Idrtuu Ter 6irma g.. 8. Gbtntp &
60. IL, ptl6s @tfhGftt in her Staet 5pltep,
in pbsnetuaunttm County une Stdats tbui,
une eaB bsiasts 6irma bic Summt ron
ttubuuhtrt Dollars fir itesu 8aa
ron aatarrb baablsu pirh, Der eurt hen
@tbrau6 ron SaII's Ratarrb sur
nibt stbsilt puesn fam.
6ranf 8. GbsusY.
~ 9tihpprsn Dor mir une unter.
Sisssl lbritttn in mtiun @sstupari
49, am 6. September u. .. 1886.
". u. @Ita0u. RHtutlitsr Hrtar.
Sal's aataIrb. Sur tpiIe iuutrlit etupm .
men, uue pirft eiIsft auf has Slut une biz
i6Itimistn SbuHdhsu he Ssisms. eaei
Gu9 umipult 3sueuiis fpmnitn.
8. 5. &btntp s 30, IcItep, ..
EaS gtrfauft ppn al,u gpptbtftrn, 75e.
paa's 6amilitn.piltu ius he btiitn.
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Setter &egiaratiOns'
Sun.

99er nod niGt resiitri,t lit. iollts
nitt uerselien. Oab Der Ieete 0testitru'
tiOns.Ga9 am Sumitae. ben 10. Sttos
Der, lit. 9tur iper re9iitrirt lit. fam
i'm 9topember bel Der Nabl itimmen.
6iir iolfs, pel6e ui6t innerbulb 3wei
Sabrcu cine periOuli9e County Steuer
Occupation tar bejablt babsn, tritt
nod Gin iebr pidti9sr umftanO binju,
nemlit /: Der Ieste Gag CUR 9ejublun9
elmer iOI6en Stelsr lit morsen (Sreita9l },
alio Sreisig Gage Dor Der Nabl. 8er'
seilet aud oieIeS niht!