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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-07-03
scIEN TIFIc
Record Aeroplane Flight.

Delagrange, the French aeronaut,
continuing his aeroplane tests at Milan,
Italy, has surpassed all previous rec
ords by flying from sixteen to thirty
minutes, during all which time his ma
chine was between ten and eighteen
feet high.
Zeppelin Airship Does Stunts.
During the latest test of the Zeppelin
airship on Lake Constance, Switzer.
land, the great ship remained in the
air two hours, turning, stopping, back
ing, sinking and rising at the will Of
the operator.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-07-03

president was 1nHu-
enced chiefly by the
record Of Wright,
but also by the de-
sire to recognize
the fact that there
Is no longer any di.
viding line between
the north and the
south. In a formal
statement Wright is
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-07-03

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will in a
very short time strengthen the weak
ened kidneys and allay troubles arising
from inflammation of the bladder. They
are recommended everywhere. Sold
by e. 7. Tomas.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-07-03

Big cuts or little cuts, small scratches
or bruises or big ones are healed uuick-
ly by DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIye. II
is especially good for piles. Be sure to
get DeWitt's. Sold by E. T. Tomas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22

A number Of eases were ArrAlSned
In the mayors court Tuesday, and,
owing to the illness OF Mayor Thomas,
the cases were disposed Of by Acting
Mayor Broome, who Is mayor by vlr.
tue Of his position OF president Of the
city council.
The following cares came up for the
consideration OF the court;
Tom Harris. George Lumpktn and
Minnie Lumpkin. disoraerly conduct.
were lned tS,ss and costa each. This
seemed TO be In the nature OF = fam
lily row,
William Curtis was arraigned upon
a charge OF disOrderly conduct. but
inasmuoh as there was no, sufficient
evidence against him he VAS dis
charged,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22

The afternoon session convened
Prompsly, President Mostta On tAe
chair, ana a run delegation present
TIE eonmittes On eFcdentlAls made
he rsPOFt TIE delegates we're propeg,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22
.MARION REMAINS
IN WET COLUMN
According to Reports by Telephone
From OcaIa Tuesday Night.
MAJORITY SEEMS a SAFE ONE

The wsss Were Victorious In oeaIa,
DunnslIon. ssIisvlsw and Other Pre-
eIneta, Which Gave Them 81 Major
Ity WIN five PrseIsets to Report.
Marion county remains wet, accord
ing 70 reports received in this city up
TO Q o'clock Tuesday night over the
Lines Of the East Florida Telephone
Company,
The report stated that the wet ma
jority IN the county at that hour was
sixlyPeven. There were only five pre-
cincts TO hear from, which the report
says could not possibly change the
result, as ali are small precincts.
ocaIa gave 10 wet majority.
This fight between the prohibition
and antlprohibition forces has been
. long and bitter one. both sides claim
Ing victory The election, which was
held Tuesday, created . great deal OF
interest throughout the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22

~ seated. and the convention formally
organized.
After formal organization was per-
fected, -the president made his annual
address, which was Q mastery effort,
Anll Of good, common and sound logic,
President MOFits Il . speaker Of no
mean ability, and the large crowd lis.
tened 70 him with the closest interest
and attention. He II very popular
among the organized labor Of the
State. and IL regarded a. one OF
the best friends and most loyal sup
poFters Of the Federation.
At the conclusion % the presidents
address q committee On rules vas aD-
pointed, a. follows: @
J. n. Goddard. Tampa, chairman;
Mrs. Jennie n. williams, PaIatEa; b.
r. Waters, Tampa, w. O, Cooper. Jack
sonyiile, q. +. Gilbert Lakeland.
The convention then adjourned un.
III Wednesday morning at . O'Clock,
when the Federation win get down to
business.
After adjournment the executive
board held Q session. at which mat.
tiers Of interest 10 the Federation were
discussed. ----
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22

Pref c. r. ThOmas Of ksnsas City
VIII be a Earmarn, lnntltuta.

VIII be at FafmsrS institute.
Among the most important Of the
visitors to the coming Farmers Insti.
tute. which viii be held In this city
for three days. beginning February
5, win be Hon, G, r. Thomas Of Kan
Sas City, secretary OF the American
Hereford Breeders Association, who
has been invited to make an address
before the institute. and who has &C
eepted.
Mr.. Thomas has decided to come
through the influence OF Manager n.
A. callison. OF the Spring Park Stock
Farm Company, breeders Of Herefords.
He II one Of the most thoroughly
posted cattle men In ne country. and
his advice and suggestions along the
line OF beef cattle will no doubt prove
Of great value 10 those who hear him.
He Is a man OF high integrity. and well
posted In al matters pertaining to
cattle. especially OF the beet breeds.
The people Of Worlds are under
obligations 70 Manager callison for
the exercise Of his influence In bring.
ing this famous Cattleman here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22
sEwAaE OF PHYsIc.
Only Asotavatss Stomach Trouble and
Never Cures.


The trouble with most people who
have stomach trouble ID that they do
not like to take the time to set cured;
they overeat and then take physic,
which simply upsets the stomach and
never cures.
While relief follows one or two
doses Of Mona stomach tablets,
chronic and long-standing cases need
at least two or three weeks treat
ment before the sick headaches. dizzy
spells. bloatlng, heartburn, constipa-
ton, nervousness and other symD-
toms that directly result from indi-
gcsticn are banished never to return
Mi-o-na 10 entirely different from
the ordinary stomach remedies. It Is
taken before meals, stimulating the
secretion OF digestive juices and
strengthening the stomach 20 that It
can DO its proper work.
with every BO-cent box Of Mi-ona ].
w. McCollum & Co. give their guaran.
tee 70 refund the money unless the
remedy cures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22
Mass Meeting Tonlqht.

Local Union No. 1860, Carpenters
and Joiners Of America, have arranged
to hold a citizens mass meeting at
the court house tonight At 8 o'clock,
In order that our people may meet
the delagates. The meeting IL q pub
lie one, and q cordial invitation II sx.
tended to all. especially the ladies'.
There viii be some fne addresses.
some OF the leading speakers Of the
Federation having consented 70 ad.
dress the meeting.
Let everybody come.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22
chSmbsrlaln's Cough Remedy a cafe
Medicine Tor chlldron.

Medicine for Children.
In buying a cough medicine tor chill.
drsn, never be afraid TO buy Chamber.
lain'S Cough Remedy /, There ls no
danger from It. and relief IL always
sure 70 follow. II Il intended sspe.
cially for coughs, colds. Group and
whooplng cough, and there 10 no better
medicine in the world for these dis.
eases. II h not only certain cure for
Group. but whom given a. soon a. the
Group cough appears, viii prevent the
attack. whooplnS cough IL not danger
Gus when this remedy Ia given as d..
rected, II contains no opium or other
harmful drugs. aud may be given as
confidently 20 y baby a. to an adult
For sale by ell druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22
Special AnWsvAesmsnt Regarding the
National Pare Feed 0nd prua law.

We are pleased to announce that
FolSy's Hodsy and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles 10 not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drag
law a. Il eoatalns no Opiates or other
harmful drugs. and ne recommend Il
a. q safe remedy for children and
adults. J. W. McCoImm 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22

Atlanta. Jaa. 2i--At q conference
bstNeea Goverzor Smith and reVEossn.
,Auves o. the various military oruaA-
iIAtlons Of the state. held h IAo nov.
sraor's cfAea 4 uas practically dscIa.
"a that tAs satlrO natiaaAi gaaEa -
~ state vSn - lnso eamp ~ ysAE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-22
PlLGs CURED IN 9 10 ~ GAYS.

PAEo OINTMENT Ia guaranteed to
cure any case Of lsehlns. Blind. Heed.
ms o. FrotFUelng Piles Ia TO Il daya
o. moaey refunded Eae.
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Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the Office Of
county auditor of Dawson county,
S. D., up to Friday, June, 26, 1908,
for building five bridges as follows:
One pile bridge 16 feet long between
sections s and IL, Rome township.
One ~ truss bridge on cement
abutments to be built north of
Ethan.
One 40 foot steel bridge on steel
legs one and one half miles north of
LOOMS.
One go foot steel bridge on cement
abutne OTIS In Blendon township
between Sc ctions 30 and 81.
One steel bridge 20 feet long on
cement abutments across Firesteel
Creek In Mitchell township between
sections IA and Is.
All bids must be accompanied with
a certified check of Is per cent of
bidding price.
County commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
/ Dated at Mitchell, South Dakota.
May %, 1908.
Plans and specifications on file.
II. B. Anderson,
County Auditor.
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ETHAN.

ethan. May 26.-W. B. Tobey,
George Eastman S. G. Oathout, W.
o. CrampJon and A. ]. Annis wen,
to Sioux Falls Saturday to l.eal
Senator Kittredge speak. They
report a very enthusiastic meeting
Miss Schumacher, Of Wisconsin, is
visiting her cousins, Mrs. Puetz ane
Mrs. Locken.
New $500 pells have been ordeiet
for the Starr church.
The Ladies' Aid society cleared
about &16. rs at the measuring soclal
A very peasant time was enjoyed by
those present.
MIR. and Mrs. Skaegs returned u
their home In Danvers, H., uu Wed.
nesday last.
The rain on Sunday kept quite :
number from enjoying the excelIen,
sermon given by DR.. Samuel We.i
Of u. W.. y.
Miss Enright, of Emery, visited
her sister, Mrs. ID. j. Donovan, las,
week.
Misses Lena Miller and Edit
T1uw will attend the May Musica
Festival in Mitchell on Tuesday ant
Wednesday
Miss Mary Carlow went to Mitchell
on Sunday aud will remain With he,
cousin, Mrs. Teresa Nicholson fol
a few days.
Word received from MI. G. +
Lewis at Seattle, Wash. states tina
he is delighted with the country ant
Is having a fine time sight seeing
He Is liable to max a prolonged
stay there.
Rev. Stahl preached a fine Memor
ial sermon on Sunday evening. L
is to be regretted that the rail-
kept so many from attending.
The carpenters and painters ant
plasterers too are all kept busy il
our little town this spring so far
Building is going on very rapidly.
Married, at Groton s. d., on Ma.
81, MI. Allan Fuller and Miss Ev;
Mick. They will be at home j,
Groton after Jure 1. Mr.. and Mrs
Fuller arrived in Ethan on Friday
evening. Mrs. Fuller has man
friends here who wish her and tn,
man of her choice all happiness i,
life.
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dependent republican, come what
may. exit" here's success to you
next June.
In a conversation with a Hnronite
reporter the past week. h.. A..
Morris, a ve1y conservative stalwart,
said: 81 have no doubt of Senator
Kittredge carrying the June pri-
maries. The people are aroused to
the true condition and they realize
the injustice Of not giving Senator
Kittredge a second term. The in
surgents appealed to the people last
year when Gamble was a candidate
for reelection to give him a second
term. They insisted that In South
Dakota a man was always conceded
Ia second term and in spite of
Gamble short comlngs they insisted
that he should he returned. Now
that Senator KittredRe is up for re-
election the insurgents forget the
plea they made for Gamble, but the
people have not forgotten it, and
they insist that il it was "a valid
argument in favor of the return of
Gamble 1t Is equally valid In regard
to Kittredge. Moreover the people
are beginning to understand the
character Of the attack upon Senator
Kittredge and they resent it. There
are spots in this state where the
populists were the strongest where
Senator Kittredge is having a
rather hard time of 1T. The old time
populists and democrats have not for.
|gotten that 1t was Kittredge who
olganized this state and put the
popuIists out Of business. In such
localities Crawford is especially
strong, but among republicans Kit
tredge has the pole and will keep 1T.
He is making a splendid campaign
and is winning votes for himself and
his associates on the stalwart ticket.
1t is my firm belief and opinion tina,
Kittredge will carry the June pr!
maries hands down-in other words
he will win in o walk. High taxes,
extravaRant appropriations, neglec,
of duty by state officials, misstate.
ment of facts, sacrifice of principles
for personal gain are not according
to the peoples idea Of reform, and
they are DESERVING the standard ol
insurRentlsm rapidly as they realize
that they have been gold bricked BY
the governor"
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rh. Pre,ident,, Revelation,

While President Roosevelt was hold
ing an open air reception ut Syracuse
a tall negro pushed his way forward
through the crowd and eagerly grasped
his hand.
"Yo' an me war bon on tie same day.
Mistah Roosevelt!" the darky enthu-
si%astically said. his shining black face
almost cleft from ear to ear by a grin.
"De-lighted indeed to hear it," warm
ly responded the president. taking Il
fresh grip on the black hand and
laughing heartily. $50 you and l were
born on the same day? Well, well!"
"Yo' am fo'ty-seven yeahs old. subj"
II am" was the quick answer.
AN yo' "a bon on Octobah IL.
1857
.Yes."
"Ya-as. sun" then exclaimed the ,lar.
k~y--shakins all oyer with rapture.
'ya-as. sub. Mr.. Roosevelt, yo' an me
Is bofe twins!"-Woman's Home Com
panion.
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LOOMS.

Loomis, May 2S.-Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. John Ayres May 81, a girl.
The Locmis base ball team went
to Letcher Saturday and was defeated
IL TO 8.
John Better, Of Chicago, is visit.
Ing at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Better, for a month.
Commissioner VIM. Nash, of Mitch
ell and Fred Bjodstrup, of Mitchell
were in this township and Perry
Saturday. The town board Of each
township met with them to see
about putting in some bridges.
Miss Ethel Taylor, of Lancaster,
Wis.,. who has been a pleasant visitor
at the home OF her brother, Harry
Taylor, and uncle and aunt MI. aud
Mrs. @. z. Taylor, started Tuesday
for Kenesaw, Nebraska.
Miss Maggie Waugh started Tues
day for Cove, Ark. to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waugh, who
took there belongings there last fall.
E. o. McEwen, OF Mt. Vernon
was on streets the first of the
week looking for his interests.
Those who attended the dance Fri
day evening at the Bethel hall
reported a general good time.
Will Ayers, of Bridgewater, is
visiting at the home of his bruther,
Geo. Ayers.
We had a nice shower Of rain Tues.
day evening.
Geo. Huntly has shipped his house.
hold goods to Woonsocket. Mr..
Huntly has resigned bis job with the
railroad company.
Jerry Miller died May IL, 1908, at
Cedar Falls. Iowa. Mr.. Miller lived
In Dawson county for q number oi
years and moved to Cedar Falls two
years a go. HIS many friends here
Will be sorry to hear Of his death
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II IN
WIFELY soLIcITuDE.
Mr.. Pattison's Near Adventure Will
an Alleged Burglar.

Mr.. Pattison's Near Adventure With
an Alleged Burglar.
Wallace NJ. Pattison tells this one
about a dog and an almost burglar
and himself.
the night about the Pattison home
came the sound of what might be a
burglar in the basement.
Better go and see what that is"
said his wife %uneasily; .'might be a
hurglar!"
"Oh. I hardly think it's a burglar"
treasured Pattison as he turned over
In bed and began to get awake.
"Yes." his wife returned: "but. then,
it might be. Oughtn't you to go and
investigated"
Pattison has never gone in much for
burglar chasing. but he wasn't afraid
Of a burglar. or II he was he wasn't
going to let his wife know 1t. He
arose from. his bed and strobe brayely
forth. stubbing his great toe ever and
anon, and vice versa. as he did so.
Then he paused to think what would
be the best way to approach the Bur.
glar. BE thought and thought. and by
and by a thought came out He would
call little Prince. the Pattison dog, and
have him go on ahead and bark an oc-
casional bark. ''Then." thought Patti
son. "if there really is a burglar in the
basement like as not he'll run on away
before l get there"
Prince up to that time didn't know
there was Il burglar around. He was
sleeping soundly.
Pattison called the dog softly
"Heah. Prince" he whispered. "heah.
heah!''
But Mrs. Pattison heard the hoarse
whispers for the dog. why. Wallace"
she exclaimed in alarm, you're surely
not going to take Prince down with
you after the burglar"
"Why-er-ah. the fact u.s." bluned
Pattison. II thought If l took the dog
along he might help me to find the
burglar. If there's a burglar around
here ! want to get my hands on him."
Yes" retorted his wife. "but Prince
might run ahead and get shotw-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
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K1rTREpoE ALL RIGHT.

ATNN1ltafEs q hSaTE
Elkton Record: Having heard
severe charges against Senator Kit
tfedge since our last primary. we
have been at a stand still in regard
20 supporting him heretofore. In
fact, the charges came from such
good authority that we expressed
ourselves .'throwing him oserboard''
and cleaying to the other fellow. But
upan long and thorough investlga-
tion we are free TO admit that our
senator is sill the best ma for the
people and ths plaTe: that the said
charges are false and WI feel that we
have done the 9gentleman an Injustice
In allowing idle gossip 10 throw us
up tie track. We shall remain in-
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ETHAN,

Ethan, May 28.-On Tuesday last
Two men who we're driving from
Oklahoma to North DAKOTA stopped
IN the country 5 miles west Of town
and we're doing some breaking.
Theodore Reinartz and son John.
went out on a horse trade and having
some misunderstanding one Of the
men struck Mr.. Reinaltz over the
heard with a neck yoke INJECTING
quite a severe cash which required
several stitches. Tne men were
arrested and taken to Mitchell and
their trial will be held today Thurs.
day..
r. f. stahl. W S. Snyder Richard
Fruit, Lena Miller, Ella Weepie
ana Edith Trow went to Mitchell to
attend the Musical Festival tuesday
and Wennedav.
Miss Elya Klttz went to Mitchell
Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday evening Will orcur the
graduating exercises OF n class of
eight O. w. Coarsey will be pres.
ent and address the graduates. The
exercises will be llela i'm Tobey's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Kictz aud MIR.
and MIS- S ]. Wilson drove 10
Mitchell Tllnrsdav.
Joe Weil'nd, OF s@olland, an old
time Ethan boy, was VISITING old
friends here "Wednesday. m
The Ladies Aid Society have been
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oRAwFoRD's BLUFF CALLED.

Sioux Falls Argus Leader: "Did
any one ever hear Senator Kit.
tredge advocate any of the reforms
enacted into law last winter?"-Coe
]. Crawford.
Why, bless your pulchritudinous
soul, he cheat you to 1t" by seven
teen years on the double damage
liability law! He also "beat sou to
it, on each Of these subjects: q
Employers liability legislation.
Railroad rate regulation.
Pure food laws.
Anti-pass legislation.
Limitation of hours of service Of
railway employees.
Investigation of the lumber trust.
Prohibiting interest on state funds
for private gain.
Two-cent passenger fare.
Reduction of freight rates.
Revision Of tariff.
Removing the duty on lumber.
Protection Of bank depositors.
Taft for president.
Despite. Mr.. Crawiord's bombastic
assertions to the contrary, the re.
cords show that IN each of the
foregoing Senator Kittredge has
been In advance OF Crawford. Senator
Kittredge's course with respect to
each Of these, in so far as affected
by national legislation. Is to be
found in the Congressional Record.
Each was cordially supported by the
senator. The senator's activity in
behalf Of such legislation and his
vote to enact 1t show that he stocd
thoroughly committed to remedial
Legislation Of the character named
before Mr.. Crawford so %vociferousIy
espoused the cause Of reform.
If MI. Crawford had not been
blinded by pride, envy aud ambition,
he never would have asked the
question quoted above. or invited q
comparison of his record with that
Of Senator Kittredge. The truth is
that Crawford Is Offering apologies
and promises Ia lieu of his record
aud trying to steal Kittredpe's
thunder and make the race for sena.
torship on Kittredge's record rather
than his own.
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Why He Married Again.

An Ohio lawyer tells Of n client of
his. a German farmer. a Woodworking.
plain. blunt man. who lost his wife
not long ago The lawyer had sought
him out to express his sympathy. but
to his CONSERVATION the Teuton lacon.
ically observed:
But I am again married."
you don't tell me!!' exclaimed the
legal light. why. 1t has been but q
week or two since you buried your
wife!"
"Dot's so. my trent, but she Is as
dead as effer she viii be."-Lippincott's
Magazine.
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euttsrmiIk.
Few and Far Between.

'1f men really would vote az they
pray" remarked Cooley. this would
truly be a happy world"
YES" replied Wise. but in that case
you wouldn't get some men to the polls
once In ten years."-Washington Star.
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Riverside, May 2s.-Miss Maud
Lewis was a passenger to Mitchell
last Friday.
VIM. Koch was out between trains
Thursday morn ing.
Miss Mabel %Jorgenson went TO
Mitchell Thursday morning.
Albert Otterson has moved into
kush's hall until he has his house
built.
Mis- Edna Marshall came Monday
morning to WORK for Mrs. Carson.
Surveyors were out from Mitchell
this week surveying off lots for Koch
and Mizener.
Mrs. j. a. Mcdonald visited
friends in Riverside Thursday.
1t rained SO hard Sunday that no
one went to Bard for the Memorial
services.
f. e. Crandell, Sec'y, and S. M.
Granger, Auditor of the Hubbard &
Palmer Co., we're guests Of j. T.
Wallis and family Friday.
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Must Be Stylish.

"Why do you wear that ridiculous
hat?" he growled
"Do you really think it ridiculous:
she replied sraciously How lovely
Of you. ! was afraid it wasn't quite
the styl"!- Philadelphia Ledger.
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Permanent Receiver.

Patience hear Will is going to
marry that girl he's been spending 50
much money on I~'atrice-Yes. He's
going. TO i.ake bel II permanent re-
ceiver.-Yonkers Statesman.
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MOT 90 P~ar4ieul...

First Leap Year Girl-r'd propose II
l could find a man I thought I could
not live without
Second Leap Year Girl-Huh! I'd
be satisfied with a mar I thought l
could live Whilst Louis Post-Dis
patch.
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invited to meet with Mrs. Chest r
Wittstruck on Wednesday June 3.
The carpenters expect to finish
the Farmers Elevator in about a
week.
The numerous fishing parties going
out of Ethan lately have had very
good success with their catches.
Mrs. Henry Brown, of Hudson,
arrived Thursday. and will remain
over Memorial Day with Nrs. j. w.
Tyler.
Misses Grace aud MYRTLE Tobin IN
joyed the Musical Festival at Mitch
ell! Wednesday evening.
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Revenge q wrong by fo7stving it,
French Proverb.