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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09

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Ho-Have you even been able to de-
fine love?
No. During those moments when the
subject has occupied me have never
had time.
Inventor What's the use of raising
the bridge? I've got better idea than
that.
Engineer What is itg
Inventor Why not zower the riycre
Dyspepsia bane of human existence
Burdocs Blood Bitters cures lt.prompt-
~ aud permanently. Regulates and
tones the stomach.
Mrs. Jack o'Brien-phat medicine
did Mike find the best?
Mrs. Riley-Divil l know Oh knod
lie took so much nv it he was sick for
tin days after he got well.
Is II a burn? Use DIR. Thomas Ee-
iectrie Oil. A cuts Use DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectric OH. At pour druggists.
Helen-Poor, dear George must be
deyoting himself to business strictly.
Florence what makes you think 20.
dear.
Helen Why he onlp writes to me
twice day.
Today, said the minister. think
you'd better AXE up the collection be-
fore preach any sermon.
Why so? asked the deacon
l am going to preach ON Economy.
Coughs and colds, down to the very
border Of consumption, yielded to the
soothing healing influences Of Or.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
! shall never marry, declared Miss
EIderleigh, sadly.
Oh, do.i't give up like that. dear.
said Miss Young cheerfulIy. Somebody
may die one Of these days and leave
you lot Of money.
Weary Wrnder--I see they're roin,
In fer free alcohol fer III, arts and
Sciences.
Limpy Lucas--That settles ii. I'm
going to be an artist.
Only one remedy In the world that
viii 1T once stop ltchiness Of the skin
IN part Of the body; Doan.s Ointment
at ana drug store
The wages Of sin come without spv
SUNG for back pay.
Some people are such confirmed hero
worshlpers that they actuslly hate
peace.
What IL cold In the head: Nothing
to worry about II you treat ii with
Ely's Cream Balm as soon an YOU begin
TO sneeze and shuttle. Neglected, the
cold may grow into catarrh, and the
rr passages be 80 inflamed that YOU
have to light for every breath. 1t Is
true that Eiy's Cream Balm cures
eatarrh, promptly and certainly but
you know the old saw about the ounce
OF prevention. Therefore use Cream
Balm when the cold In the head shows
isseif. All druggists, G., or mailed by
Ely Bros,
SO Warren, Street
N. ".
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Ely Bros,
50 w arren, Street

Bacon DO you believe that heat -
cends?
Egbert-~Certainly
Well it's funny that all the heat In
our fiat Is downstairs IN the janitor's
apartments In the basement.
Auntie--Sing, Patce Cake. pat-a
cake, Bakers Man, Charlie.
Charlie Not note I'LL I've nego-
tiated for the monograph rights.
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Wall Papers

No with paperng do should choose the papers without
seeing exceptionally large collection we-seected
Papers Our papers bargain prices compared with what
papers of equal beauty and quality will you
frequently there's opportunity here pick up haudscm
patterns we'll defined reductions.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09

A report comes from Berkeley
Springs that capitalists who own one
ofthe big sand deposits near that place
will soon commence work on a S5c,-
900 glass factory, and the rumor has all
the earmarks of truth. The sand de-
posits in Morgan county are as pure
and rich as can be found anywhere in
the United States, and practically in
eXhaustible.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09

The Charley Rouss fire company Of
Winchester is preparing for al elabor
ate banquet, to be given on Feb. II, in
commemoration Of the birthday of the
late Charles broadway Rouss.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09

4-horse inch cad wagon Acre make good a.
new, w.t. 50 bus. d, 4-hoise ifsn axle " son, Sn-
perioi gram cr hi good condition herse rake euI-
uvaior. buckel Z; Oliver ehiled Flows No. 40 in
good eondiiisu doub c and single III vel piows
spring to IN harrow, teeth; corn harrow sets
dung boards extra I.rge wagon bed WI hold ccrrs
OF woad. shelsings IS ieet long, hebie doapt-
and Single 'fees ma tocs, crowd sticks patf
spteade rs, 5ih thain. Ross Fodder shredder here
ppwer, wood saw. saw. 30 IT, in guir beltins
seis beech bands sets tre Mt gers, Tor
horses. o-hoasc ana $-horse wagon line u agon
saddle 0 briets. collars. Tar c esgAne set .4g e
hsri'eS>. seis ny siraps, sets lsss geAfs ~
lines. par choke Straps, go bss yellow cefa
and inasy o,her ARTICLES not necessary TO mention.
Terms Of sale.
A credit OF inoatbs % ali sums dyer s.o.os. the
nufeEaser TO give win approved security pasa
Merchants ard fagneis Bank, 81 y. attn, borg
tfom date, but interest Re fclnitted
paid at materi'y. under $40 cash will te required
No gfetef 70 be removed ahul 4sitled foi
Az hacksiers welcome but positively 10 cider al
lowed on the remisss-
eHAS. W RUBLE
o id s He fIDsn, Aueiiener
!. tieHdeiing. CLERK.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09
work Wsakens Kidneys

Dams Kidney Pills Have Done Great
Service for People Who Work
in Martinsburg.
Most Martinsburg people work every
day in some stIaired, unnatural posi-
ton bending constantly over desk
riding ON joltipg wagons or ears do
ing laborious housework; lifting reach
I ing or pulling, or trying the back in
hundree and one other ways. All
these strains tend TO wear, weaken
and injure the kidneys until they fall
behind In their work Of filtering the
poisons from the blood. Doanis Kid
ney Pills cure sick kidneys, put new
strength IN bad backs. Martinsburg
cures prove it.
George Dreamer, Of King street, loco
motive engineer, at present fireman ON
q passenger train running between
Martinsburg and Cumberland, says:
Doan's Kidney Pills are without
doubt the best preparation for the kid
neys on our market to-day. / know
Z
am liable TO have kidney trouble as
long az ] ride On my engine, but also
know that Is Deans Kinney Pills act
as promptly ID the future AS they have
ia he past haxe ~ last succeeded Id
Egslting bali of a PREPARATION uhieh
VIII wasA Off Tue attacks
For sale by al dealers Price 80 cents
Foster Milburu Co, Buffalo, n
X, sole agents icr the United
States
Remember the name Deans and
take no other.
Mr- ~ y I'iery started out on thS
road Yesterday, representing the e. n.
Fiery Mercantile Co., cf MaF sfg,
the interviewer stocking GU, 81 New
Brunswick, n. j. Mr.. Fiery VIII HAlSe
an excellent salesman, he il allaUle
and courteous.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09
80 Head Cattle

Of which are mich cows are giving milk now. 2
with caves by their siAa VIII be fresh alb ut the
OF March, Du ham bull from the celebrated Bfom
Dutch Belt Bull months old I fat COW ! youpg
Durham heler, the remainder thrifty home grow
enc and y. ar old steers
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09

Mr.. l.. II. Wolford, Of Hedgesville
as announced the engagement OF his
daughter Miss Emma b. Woiford "a
Mr.. Bushnell Il. Williamson OF New
hYork. Mr.. Williamson is the proprIe
tor Of large house furnishing cstab-
lisament in New York, and Miss VOL
ford is well known IN this city, where
she has frequently visited, ala han, :
some brunette.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09

- yc"is. ficr iuHeIai tVok lihCs iFout
her late home on Saturday morning at
10 o'clock. The services were conducted
by the Rev. A. J. Secrist, pastor Of the
United Brethren church of that cir
cult, and the interment was at Bunk
e Hill. She is survived by four sons
AID two daughters.
A Queer Way to Strike Trust.
1t is possibly the prerogative Of Com
missioner Of Corporations Garfield to
grant immunity but II docs not make 70
J is,icc and the punishment Of wrong
doors. The Commissioner, II appears,
desired to obtain certain information
In consideration of this information,
according to the testimony Of the beef
packers counsel, assurances were
given that the packers would not be
prosecuted criminally. This has a
Pickwickian sound. What possible
good can 1t do the public to be inform
ed that monopolIsts will be exempt
from prosecution because, In lofty
and public-spirited way, they have adj
mitted that they were guilty Of vicious
practices? Why should Mr.. Garfield
expect to strike terror to the hearts Of
alleged lawbreakers when he has
promised them to let them go scot
free II they will peach on themselves
The only practical way in such mat
tiers is to prosecute and punish uncon-
ditionally. The price Of beef never will
decline TO the popular level 40 long IA
the Commissioner OF Corporations
gives away immunity for information
If the President had gone after the
Northern Securities Company In this
soft-hearted way he would never have
brought that sly corporation to terms.
Baltimore Sun.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09

I
| While this coun ry was wasting
time, in discussing the route over
which the Isthmian canal should be
constructed, the Mexican government
was taking time 10y tn. foreiock and
pushed the construction OF railroad
across the Tehnantupec isthmus
which connects the Gulf of Mexico and
the Pacific Ocean. safe harpors have
been constructed on both the Gulf and
Pacific.
The fruit growers Of Frederick and
adjoining counties, composing
the belt Of Virginia have announced
their intention Of waging vigorous
war against the demand of the anti
saloon League upon the Virginia legis-
lature for The passage Of a law requir-
ing license for the sale OF cider. They
claim that the manufacture Of cider
enables them dispose OF many thous-
ands Of bushels OF apples that could
not otherwise be pla sed on the mar
ket.
1t is said that practically half of the
pal land in the Sttae ofN est Virginia
& "a lot nc .ieyeio .,si because Of the re-
sal II IN railroad e. npanies to far
ash Is:s5 ltfy ftsaIties The trou-
sie - taat nJst OF ne railroad com u :
mics IN this sat ar, also interested In
the coal business and in order to fr ssze
oat competitors, refused to furnish
tr deportation.
The trial Of the meat packers, In
dicted for alleged conspiracy in re-
strrint of trade, is now on In the Fed r u
Court, in Chicago. 1t has been hr,ught
out, Ia the examinations oftAe fFBef
counsel for ar nour 4 60, That toF-
or .tion Commissioners darJsll had
promoted the Packers immaaty from
esln.laal prosecution iftiieg aoald give
Assn aes-s- - lsiese ook5 tint, books
\ Try muen like eYsi4ontng felony.
The Eairnont Times, which has
h.rstofore been conducted as an Even
ing ID Aily, has bsgaa it, cateee as q
Morning Journal. The management
Of the index Printing Company will
hcreafs + be in the hands Of Earl II.
sSsnit 4, lessee. Mr.. O. s. Mckinney
VIII ge.ire from he active manage
men4 of the business.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09
ming Implements

OF whcn bro,d sows, ih .rou, hD,ed Poland
China boar bren ~ ID r Lemas,er, S sa,Ja ; - T.
weiy h about 80 ib,
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09
SIS Head of Sheep

Most o. these sseep will have lamb by day Of al
they are all Dung and hav~ good mouths
% Head of Hogs
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Tuesday, February 20, 19o6,
the following valuable personal property, to-wit:
Is Head Horses and Colts

W" Uay 'lfyutSNa Ic Haft Years Old, IN
toal, will weigh SEQ lbs and work wherever hit he'd
No. Joe. a black Clyde tfed horse, will weigh loo
lbs and viii work Wherever nitched. No star, a 4
year old hliy, has bean broken 10 work will weigh
about 800 lbs o John half clydesdAie horse
years old. =" Ill weigh about lbs. No general
purpose horse; No. Snap, back "a year, Cd
viii weigh 1870 lbs and work wherever hitcned; NO
o Julia. r,an mare IN toalby belgian !, years old
VIII weigh i45o ibs will work anys here hchs d; No
poll, brown mare IN foal by Omar fas "a n yrs
old, VIII work wherever hiched No 8 a Day driving
mare ears old, will wei b about 1000 lbs teriect
- safe Tor lady 10 lfive; syear old black lilly has
been driven double, tb de bred. sene years old
~ih make good genera purpose are; year-oi,l
black well strapped hly, web bred Oc.er Pasna; a.
} ear o'd seding bed irom any der's horse, / year
ing geldlng
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-09
Public Sale
of Valuable
Personal Property.

The undersigned having purchased a small farm
aud intending TO reduce his stock viii sell at his
home, the old Hammond Farm" situated at Spriue
Mills, miles east OF Hedeesve miles norrhu { 4
OF Bedir gton and miles west of WilIiamsport, on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-03
ZION

Zion was we'll represented at the
Parker carnival last week.
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. zoOk visited In
this vicinity a few days last week.
Homer Engle o. Donegal was in
town on business Wednesday and
Thursday.
John Underhill was the excited
captor Of nine cub coyotes one day
last week. He reported in detail TO
County Treasurer Schneider.
Elder M. G. Engle preached in Abb
lene on Sunday.
Ira Hosken made a flying trip to
Abilene Saturday afternoon making
only one stop along the way.
Several from this place attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Boyer Of Abilene
Saturday.
Mrs. E. Zook spent Saturday night
at D. q. Brechbill'S Of Moonlight
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Lee Todd left Wednesday after .
two months visit with his sister, Mrs
Underhill.
Florence and Beulah Brown visited
this week with their grandpa Jim
Brown.
Lizzie Kreider was sewing at Abe
Browns the first Of the week.
Farmers are very busy planting
corn. oats and wheat are In fine oon-
dftion and the fruit cropis very prom
Using.
Ralph Cooley spent Sunday AFTER
noon with Elmer Cress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold OF Chapman
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Milt BrenizSr's.
Pearl Psatliug spent Sunday with
home folks. B.
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Buy Your Bee Supplies
OF c. o. Beard. Salina, Kas. Write
for catalogue and price list. 500
WILLOWDALE.

Allie Lewis OF the D. G. h. s. spent
Saturday and Sunday OF home
Mrs. M. Low is quite Ill.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Job Kari
April 80, a boy.
Little George RosamOnd OF New
Cambria visited at G. F. Blundsrheld'i
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mustard visited
Sunday at N. Lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perle MCPHERSON o.
Garfield spent Sunday at W. G. Lewis
Miss Addls Turner and Ed Remy
were married OF Hastings, Neb.' April
81. They will live in Hastings where
Mr.. Remy has good position. Addit
was a very popular young lady Sn'
the best wishes Of her many friendi
90 with them to their new home.
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PEARL.

A. s. and Walter Hollinger left for
tour Of the Pacific coast. They will
stop In San Francisco q few days.
They expect to be gone six weeks.
The Sunday school will have pic
mic Thursday, May 18th. The place
is not yet selected but will be an
nounced later.
Miss Sadie Hatfield Of Hope visited
with her sister, Mrs. Clarence Taylor
Sunday.
HI. Dlehl had the misfortune TO
have an arm broken BY q kick from
horse.
The teachers Of the Sunday school
have organised . teachers meeting
to meet every Wednesday evening
This ia . step in the right direction
and we hope IL may prove . success.
John Fielder and sister Miss Rosa
attended church at Rhinehart Sunday.
Mrs. W. q. Johnston who has been
visiting friends north Of Chapman
returned home.
Mrs. II. J. HesSslberth visited
home folks.
Young Peoples Nesting Sunday
evening viii be held By Miss Cora
Taylor, subject "Wbsat or Tree
which Am L" This iS . fne lesson
and We promise all who come . good
meeting. Everybody wSlcoms. Bring
your Bibles.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-03
CHEEVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Broadfoot and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim BroAdfoot attended
Mr.. LAidlaw's funeral OF Solomon
Sunday.
Miss Edna Ord Is spending o few
days Of this week with her cousin,
Miss Grace Dover.
MIR. Gasswint Of Manchester spent
Sunday with friends in this vicinity.
Little Gladys Mustard spent Mon
day with her grandma.
A large number were at church
last Sunday. The sermon by Rev.
Mckay was enjoyed by all present
jacob MOvsugh is reported on the
sick list.
Miss Grace Wordwropo leaves We'd
neSday for o visit with friends OF
Hope.
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TALMAGE.
store now.

viii Whitney and family are visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. Higdon who has been the
guest Of his son has returned home.
Captain F. L. Fergerson Of Mt'
Vernon, Ills. Is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Geo. Holzworth. II the climate
agrees with him he will make bis
home here.
Rev. Zook and family Of Morganville
were visiting friends here last week.
Miss Belle BsardSley who has been
visiting her brother ct Kinsley has
returned.
Miss Gertie Ayers has been COM
pelled by Ill health to give up dress
making.
Prof. Wilmer and wife are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Kronister.
Miss May CLANCY was elected BY
the Sunday school to go as delegate
to the Sunday school convention ct
Lawrence.
Dell Luke has returned from Cana
ds. He is loud in his praise Of that
country and thinks he will return
there soon.
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CHAPMAN.

Julius Hoffman Of the Chapman
Roller Miller left for Oaks, Nebraska,
on Sunday to attend the funeral Of
his brother.
NJ. E. Patton Of Kansas City was
a business visitor 10 town Tuesday.
Mrs. N. 8. HOsg visited her parents
in Abilene over Sunday.
W. A. Walters Of Junction City Is
visiting his brother in this city this
week.
o. L. ThiSIer shipped . car Of hogs
to Kansas City Wednesday.
Miss ArlIe Rsustermscher closed
successful term Of school 81 Stony
Point south Of this city Friday.
Evans Freeman and wife Of Cor
ham, Kansas, are visiting home folks
in town this week.
Miss Jennie Ashton Of San BsTnar-
dino. CALI, iS visiting friends In
town.
BE Townsend Of Abilene vas .
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BUCKEYE.

Rev. Q, B. Zook, Of Morganville'
spent last week visiting friends and
relatives In this vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Mcclellan Of Woodbine
and her mother Mrs. e. Burkholder
visited friends here Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. F. VAnVoorst, OF
Moonlight were in this neighborhood
Monday.
Mrs. e. J. Winsler and aon Boy
attended the funeral Of Mr., DIETRICH OF
Detroit Sunday.
j. XIII received a letter from his
son, D. r. Kiff, who is In government
employ at Angel Island. They were
having shocks there OF that writing
which broke dishes.
A. L. Brown of Topeka stayed over
Sunday with E. Hoyt.
Miss Susie Springer Of Abilene was
calling upon friends here Tuesday.
Marion Morton and family Of Buck
eye took dinner with &. Hoyt's Sun
day.
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RINEHART.

Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Diehl wore
shopping in Chapman Monday
Will Albers transacted business In
Wood bine the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hollinger and
daughter Charlotte visited Sunday
with Mrs. John Poland.
L. E. MURPHY hauled hogs to Chap
man Monday.
John Lawrence was doing business
at Pleasant Hill last Saturday.
Elmer Hassler was in Chapman
Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Murphy and daughter
Miss Stella Of Abilene visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Murphy here Mon
day and Tuesday.
Harry Keller took bis cAttlsl to
pasture last Saturday.
Charles and Ire HAsBler we're Chap
man visitors Sunday evening,
Walter Holllngsr and his brother,
A. L., Of Pearl, left Tuesday for 9
trip through California, Oregon and
Washington. They will be gone
about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller attended
the funeral Of Dave Biggert lsst Sat.
urdsy At Lyona.
Il. q. Dishl who had the misfortune
to break his arm about ten days ago,
lS getting along nicely.
J.F. Murphy, Jr. Of Kansas City,
is visiting friends here . few days.
Joe HollIngsr shipped q car load Of
cattle TO Kansas City the arIt Of last
week.
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MOONLIGHT.

Mrs. M. Bowling returned to her
home in Utah after several weeks
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Climenhaga
took dinner with E. N, Sheets and
wife Sunday.
IN. Lowe transacted business in
Abilene Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WinSlow and John
BoyOe spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Simpson Of Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Sheets attended
the funeral Of the late Mrs. Boyer at
Abilene Saturday. Mrs. Mary Long
OF Hillsboro returned homo with them
and spent few days visiting friends
in the vicinity.
The ann nal love feast will be held
at Bethel May 20 and 81.
Misses Ella ClimOnhAga and Carrie
Wingard and Messrs Abram and Jesse
Brechbill spent Saturday at Fort
Riley.
Mr.. True and family Of Sutphen
visited at the home Of ]. W. Boyce on
Sunday.
s. q. Bert and W. B. Rider are re-
pairing the step and roof at Bethel
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nash Of Kansas
Falls spent few days last week at
the home Of W. 3. Rider.
Miss Mary Sheets Of the D. Y. A. s.
spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gos' spent Sunday
with s. Knapp's south Of Talmage.
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DETROIT.

Miss Ina Nichols and nleces OF Gar
Der, Okla, are visiting relatives here.
A. Byers left Tuesday for his home
In Talmage. His father and mother
attended the closing exercises OF
school.
Mrs. Mitch and Mrs. Muenzenmsyer
and children OF Woodbine were the
guests Of G. F. Kamm and family o
few days last week.
Mrs. Brooks Of Enterprise is at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Swanger, few days.
Mrs. May Bradley OF LongiOrd was
here few days with her mother, Mrs.
Stevens, who is slowly failing.
School closed last Friday and a
dinner WAS given at the school house
by the patrons. A fine program was
rendered In the evening by the pupils
with the assistance Of the teacher.
At the close Of the exercises Rev.
Harding stepped forward to the stage
and presented the principal, Mr..
Byers, O fine bible,'a token Of appre-
citation from the Christian EndeAvor
society. Miss Dunlop received from
her pupils very pretty dish.
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ACME
Everyone is putting in spring CO.

Everyone is putting in spring corn
now.
Lois Woolvsrton and Mrs. kaut'
man and son Howard visited with
George Rumold's in Tampa few days
last week.
Roy and Laura Fry returned home
Monday morning from Psrksr'' show
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Engls visited
At Jesse Woolvertonb Of Abilene Sun
day afternoon.
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GARFIELD.

Most Of the farmers have finished
planting corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gish are the
happy parents Of baby GIRL born
April II.
Hulsey Van Horne has been very
sick the last week with the mumPS
and erysipelas. DR.. White Of Holland
is attending him.
Misses Cora and Rose Emig Of Abb
lene visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
Adam Miller has the new part to
his house nearly done. 1t will I'M
prove his home very much.
c. E. Kelley who lately lost his
home by fire has fine new house
completed now.
The Ladies' Missionary society OF
Mt. Pleasant met at the pleasant home
Of Mrs. Meserve Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Emig was chosen dele
gate from Mt. Pleasant to attend the
state Sunday school convention OF
Lawrence this week.
Mrs. Charles Waddle entertained
about 20 Of her lady friends April a.
Il being their second wedding ami
versary. All enjoy cd very pleasant
day and bountiful dinner.
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UNION VALLEY.

Corn planting is the rush Of the
season.
The farmers are taking their sur
plus stock to pasture.
On April Gath, occurred the mar
riage OF Elizabeth Mary. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gribsn, to
Louis WeisshAar Of Nortonville, at
the ChAtholic church OF Hope. A
bounsitul wedding feast followed Of
which all the friends partook.
A long train Of G. W. Parksr'S cars
passed through the Valley Sunday.