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RethanY.

Bethany.
AUG. 4th. The warm weather makes
ice cream socials very popular. The
one held last Wednesday evening for
the Presby terian l.. A. B., helped 70 en-.
rich che treasury $50 90.
On Friday party composed Of Mr..
and Mrs.. Herman Harmes and daugh.
ter, Eva, Mice Grace Winner and son
| Charles. OF Boston, drove to Pleaaa nj
Mount to spend Sunday.
Summer boarders have arrived and
more are expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Anderson and
daughter, Lillian, of Wilkes Barre, have
rooms at the Colonial and board with
Mrs. ID. w. Manning.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Roberts and family,
OF Old Forge, arrived Saturday, TO board
at Mrs. d. w. Mennings for O few
weeks. There many friends are glad
to zee them again. Rev. Roberts preach
cd Sunday evening 10 the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. NJ. B. Bennett, Of Honesdale
will spend the week at the home Of hei
son, Henry A. Bennett. and family:
Rev. and MrR. Flack and four child.
August with Mrs. Wheeler, in Promp
ton, called on Rev. Roberts and family
Monday. Rev. Flack is the pastor ol
the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church, of Scranton.
Allan Lawrence and daughter, LEA
belle, of Scranton are visiting relatives
IN this vicinity.
Grace Miller. is Visiting in Carbon
dale.
MIR. and Mrs. James Johns returned
Monday from delightful trip to As
bury Park.
Mrs. James Henshew served sup
per at her home for the Presby terial
church on Wednesday, Aug. 9th, for ID
cents, followed by an ice cream sociaI
In the evening.
kev. and Mrs. W. b. Signor and SON.
Duane and Miss Bessie Jones will leave
the tenth Of August for camp meeting
near Allentown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ward, and NJ
and Mrs. Rush Kimble were entertnin,
ei by Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Gannell
Sunday.
The Bethany Presby terian q. S viii
unite with the Gold Spring and Riley
vile Sunday schools and picnic a,
Wilmarth's Grove ON Wednesday, Aug
18th
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County supt.'s Report for June and july.

County supt' Report for June and July.
During the mouths Of June and July,
nine public and two special teachers
examinations were held in the county.
The result is as follows:
Total number OF epplicants, 2O7
licensed, 15l
rejected, sc
Applicants with experience, 113
Beginners, "a
Applicants with experience re jOcted
Beginners rejected. a.
Applicants with experience licensed,
104
Beginners licensed, AZ
Applicants with or more years ex-
perience. 19
Average age OF successful beginners,
18a
Average age OF applicants with ex-
perience, 2li
Twenty applicants reached an aver
age percentage Of 81, or above. They
are as foliows:
Olin J. Barnes, Grace Barnes, John
NJ. Bates. Emma Bates, Elva Bates,
Reba Bartleson, Irene A. Curtis, Bessie
N. Decker, Mary K Fives. Ada Killer.
Sadie Madigan, Ina 4. Mitchell, War
ren z. Norton, Ruth Nichols, Addie b.
Rauner, Rose K. Rainey, Ruth Sampson, /,
Alma Schuller, Burton Sluman, Ella
Stevens.
Considering the amount OF work that
has to be done IN day at the examina.
tione, the majority of the papers we're
very neat. The lack of neatness in some
cases was due more to nervousness than
to careleesneee. Much commentator
is due the applicants for their system
attic work.
The applicants seemed to be weaker
in the studies Of Physlology and HY-
giene. Civil Government and the coD.
, structive part OF English Grammar,
than in the other studies.
In many cases the teachers are using
text book in Physiology and Hygiene
that has not been revised for fifteen
yeare. Such rapid progress is made IL
the sciences that text book IN thu
branch Of knowledge scarcely stands
the test for more than hve years.
practical and up-to date knowledge o
this subject is necessary on the part o
the teacher foe the health aud comfor
Of the children under her supervision.
Many failed in Civil Government
Some admitted that they had neve
given the subject special attention
Gov. Edwin s. Stuart, in his address Il
the Mt. Gretna Chauteuqua, said, "On,
Of the chief purposes Of the publi,
schools is to prepare boys and girls fol
good citizenship" Tho subject of civi
government affords the best opportu
nifty to do 30. For this reason, q com
prehensive knowledge of this subject !
absolutely necessary. We owe it 70 on
Commonwealth ana Nation.
The fall examination will be held il
the high school building, HonesdAle
Aug. 81, beginning at & An.
J. J. KoEHLER,
5upt. OF the Wayne county schoole.
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Tariff Revision.

The Republican declaration for a re-
Vision OF the tariff 10 not to be under
stood 90 q movement ip the direction OF
free trade, nor as q concession to the
chronic Democratic demand for an Aban-
donment OF the protective principle.
The Republican party has repeatedly
made changes In the tariff, but In doing
this has kept In view the maintenance
OF protection to home industries. In fact,
every substantial change In the tariff,
since the Inauguration OF President Lin
coin In 1861, except the Sugar Trust Tar
IN OF 1894. has been made by the Repub-
loan party. Further than this, the
Dlnglsy tariff, which went into effect
July 27,;ls97,-more than eleven years
ago,-his already stood longer than any
other tariff sinoe the foundation OF our
government. Next, In point OF duration,
was the Walker tariff, enacted by the
Democracy, which went Into effect De-
oember I, lS46, and stood until superse-
dsd by the general reductions that went
into effect July l, 1857, period of ten
years and seven months.
The principle OF protection, as steadily
maintained by the Republican party, and
NJ set forth by Mr.. Taft In his letter OF
acceptance, is "that tariff shall be im-
posed on all imported products, whether
OF the factory, farm or mine, sufficiently
great to equal the difference between the
cost OF production abroad aud at home,
and that this difference should, of course,
include the difference between the higher
wages paid In this country and the wages
paid abroad, and embrace a reasonable
profit to the American producer" The
pEesent need OF revision, as further stat
efby Mr.. Taft, arises from q change 10
the conditions Of prod-otion, whereby
the duties on various articles exceed this
difference ln cost and this excess SERVES
no useful purpose, but offers tempta-
tion to those who would monopolize the
production and sale OF such articles In
this country, to profit by the excessive
rate" This result is to be met by re-
vision downward. But, as Mr.. Taft fur
ther points out, there are other features
OF tari6 and prices that demand revision
upward, In the interest OF home indus
tries; there are some schedules In which
tho tariff is not suficiently high to give
the measure OF protection which they
should receive upon Republican princl-
ples, and as to these the tariff should be
raised"
A glance at our foreign oommeroe for
the FISCAL year ending June 80. 1907, shows
Avariety of products, entering into com
petition with ourioWn industries, which
gained admission to our markets, in
large quantities, by reason OF Inadequate
duties. Among these, as shown by the
report Of the Bureau OF Ststistics, were
the following
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COUNTY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
w. T.. PERHAM, OF Preston.
ToR sHHRrTF,
n. LEE BRAMAN, Of Honesdale.
FOR PRoTHoNorARr, ETC,
WALLACE J. BARNES, OF Berlin.
roR REGISTER AND RECORDER,
ALFRED o. BLAKE, Of Bethany.
ron COUNTY conNIssIoSERs,
}. X. HoRNBECK, OF Equiuunk,
THOMAS q. MADDEN, Of Dreher.
For COUNTY AUDIroRA
ARTHUR W. LARRABEE, OF StAruccf
W. BROCK LKsHER, of Sterling.
roR DIsrRIcr ATTORNEY,
MYRON K. sIMONs. OF Honesdale,
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IT now looks as II the fight In the
PSausylvania Democracy, between Boss
Bryan AID Boss GaiIey, may result in
the loss OF the State to Bryan. IL has
discouraged contributions on the part
OF DE nOorats, aud Mr., Kerr, who holds
dufIeJ's place on the National Commit
tee, IN likely TO see his pledge OF 500 OOO
from the Keystone Demoeraoy go to pro
tsst,
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Do"a your back achef DO you have sharp
mains IN the sid. ami the small OF the back
Tlls 10 due usually, To kidney trouble. Take
DeMliis kidney and Bladder Pitts. They
will promptly relieve weak back, bAnkAche,
rhrumHtir pains ana all kidurS aud bladder
disorders sold aud recommended 10y fkIl.,
Tle Diuggist.
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There are many limitations OF DeWitts
(arbolizad Witch Hazel bAlv- hut just one
original. Nothing else IL Iusi Ru good. In.
.ist ON D-WittA II 10 cleansing, cooling
and soothing. sold 10y rEIL. The Druggist.
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When the baby 10 oross and has you wor.
ried and worn you will tind that little
Cascasweet, the we'll known remedy for
babies and children, will quiet the little one
in short time. The ingredients are print
cd plainly on the bottle. Contains no opia
es. Sold by PEIL, The Druggist.
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DR. g. X. BRADY, DENTIST, IIoncsdale, la
OFFICE NOT Hs-b A. \. tu . y. ~.
Any evening by appointment
IitiLnns' phone -. It.uidonus. No, 10 \.
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The now long Gloves, IN tiIk and X ID
can be had at MENNER Il CO.'S. GG
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Dewitt's Lttlr Early Ri-pr-, -nir, pleas-
ant, suf" liiiiv pill-. sold by ftli., Tue
Druggist.
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nR. A. u. BAMFORD,
u DENTIST.
Will occupy the house OF K. 8. TRAVIS.
EQUINUNK. PA.
From August |, 1905, nutil further notice.
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New Parasola up-to-date shapes al
MENNER Il CO.'S 6t6.
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Manufacturer of cotton, s7s,7ol,eae
nax. hemp, jute, ETC., 66,U27.s7i
silk, 81, ,B53, Isl
Wool, 1854 USs
Manufactures OF wool, S,3!l,gi7
iron aud steel, ~, 903 U}s
Wood and manufactures of, 3l,676, ,54B
Hides and skins, other than furs, 2O.8l9, 25S
Leather and manufactures OF, ", U,3gl,63
EArthen, stone and china warev 1906, 40
Paper, i0,7Z ,ss5
Glass and glass ware. 7,3as, lao
Meat and dairy products, 6,76s,tal
Automobiles, +,sl2,219
Breadstuts, b,i0O, ,6ee
Here Is an aggregate Of more than
S4OO, 1000, 900, imported from abroad, the
greater portion OF which could be pro-
duOed by American labor. under tariff
sufficient to give II the American market
at the American standard OF wR4ss. Add
to this nearly $3s,OOO, 900 OF chemicals,
dFags. dyes, ets,, no small portion OF
which might be produced In this country,
and. nearly $4O,OOO, 900 OF copper, free OF
and wa may see on what points the tariff
should be revised upward.
Nevertheless, It is u question whether,
oa some OF the articles in this list, the
duties should not be wholly removed iu
stead Of increased. The duty on hides,
Tor instance, Is Of slight benefit except to
the beef trust. The duty on paper lnures
chiefly TO the benefit OF the paper trust.
The duty on wood, in various forms,
tends to hasten the destruction OF our
own forests. The tariff should be 40
Framed a. not only to protect home Ia
duAtFV hut to DFeyent the eXhaustiou of
o Ir natural resources.
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Menner n 20. will close out an odd
lot OF Wool jacket Suits at less than
half price. ia
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The little attacks Of stomach trouble and
stomach disorders will undoubtedly lead 10
chronic dyspepsia unless you take some
stomach and give IL chance 10 get we'll
II you take kOdol In the beginning the bad
attacks OF Dyspepsia will be avoided, but
II you allow these little attacks TO 20 un-
put rour stomach IN good condition again.
Get bottle OF KOdOl to-day. Sold by PElL
The Druggist
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ron JUDGE OF suPERIoR COURT,
wM. ID. PORTER, OF Allegheny.
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DsWlII's CARBOLIzED WITCH HAZEL
SALVE For PIlos, BuFns, sOFss.
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MORRIS L. CLoTHlER, OF Philadelphia,
BRNJAMtN n. JONES, Jr., OF Pttsbnrg.
FoR DIsrRIcr ui.ncroRs,
Dist, Dat.
i-iohu Burt NV. Q. Settle
ga. A. Davis ls-Robt. Y, Neal. 81
az r. Chandler le-J. q. etineman
I-E. A, 0imbel 0-Thomas Sbipley
Sc W. Patton 2l-W. r. Reynolds
d-l, ], Elliott 2l-A. W. Mccullough
go. g. HetEel 81. I. kogerH
81. u. Abbott N-JudgeJ J. y. Tayior
81, N, r, Baueman 25-J. r. Downing
lO-Col, IL A, Phillips B-Hermsu Simon
i'll l.. Newell Ut. T. Wilson
I2-Johp Matthias 3-l Y. Koee
f3-A. ri. Miller 30. q, ShultE
M--W. T. Aclsbe 30. A. BabcOck
iS-tleo. w. williams 3l-A. X. Peacock
l6-D, J, Waller, Jr. G1-H. L. Williams
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FOR CoEGRusa,
CHARLES q. PRATT, OF susquehanna.
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THE CITIZEN
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST q 1903
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Rainfall at Dyberry.

1915, days. ana 4 days trace. 263 in.
lD., Jdays, days tTucu ana least, l.T
1859, most recorded, 92s
Average 81 years, 4.59
Eleven days were clear ana twenty fair
non" cloudy or having less than ~ per cent
ui sunshine average o. per cent. OF sun
shine. Prevailing wind west,
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Section L. Amend section eleven OF article hve,
Except as otherwise provided in this ConstI-
tuition, justices OF the peace or aldermen snail pc
elected In the several wards districts, boroughs
stables, by the qualified electors thereof, In such
manner as shall be directed by law. and shall be
commissioned by the Governor for term OF
hve years. No township ward. district or bor-
ouEh shall elect more than two justices OF the
peace or aldermen without tue IGhSent s 81 n INA
ship ward or borough, no person shall be elected
to such once unless he shall have resided within
year next preceding his elScton. In cities con-
tainInK over nifty thousand Inhabitants not more
than one alderman shall be elected In each ward
Except as otherwise provided IN this Constitu-
tlon, justices OF the peace or aldermen shall pc
or townships by the qualified electors thereof, At
the municipal election. In such manner es shall
by The Govsrnor FOR a term OF six years No
township, ward. district or borough shall elect
more than two Justices OF the peace or aldermen
without the consent OF majority OF the qualined
electors within such township, ward or borough
no person shall BE- elected TO such once unless les
Ough, ward or district for one year next pTeced-
Ing his election. In cities containing over nfty
man shall be elected IN each ward or district.
Amendment Four-To Article Five. Section
Section 6. Amend section twelve Of article nvs
OF the Constitution. which readA As follows;-
"In Philadelphia there shall be established. for
Of record. q police and elYll causes, with jurs-
dlction not exceeding one hundred dollars; such
eouI!s shall be held BY masiAtra1,es 1 whose term IN
elected on general ticket BY the qualned voters
at large and In the election OF the said magll-
thirds Of the numbsr Of psrsons 10 be elected
whsh more than one ara TO be chosen; they Ahall
b :, sss sSsS sa nIsS such 20 Ss Sae
tion, elVii and criminal, except AZ hsTsia pre-
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REHABILITATION

RI APII LATTON
Baancr IA Each Fund aud Its ludehten--.
Jury Fund First las It's S9I
Rad and Bridge Fund Second Class 3l35 %
General County luuo third tlas- lG}s . Z
Court House aud Jah Fund. Fourth la-s AIS 81
ca ami ~iukule Fund 9TH tIa-- 5000 90
Total H2Sl ~
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STAR AND CRESCENT.
S0sio " the Symbols Ussd On the
TarkIsh Flag.

- iH'' W WV ~ '''~r'~ N~~~ 49,
Tarklsh Flag
Aer ancient are the star and
olesccn. a. the Turkish flag Then
origin D.. explained "a, follow The
cAara,'a. li the language of Ne.
opo.ama hike the Egyptian were
original. merogiyPhig one Of the
early p.t.re word, was d crescent
and stan. and this picture which
was pronounced "sAlptu, Wu- ,m
p.oErd 90 cypress m U.aH'at.1u OF
G0Tg.m .. anything .lgah., ~
driving OBJ. ,.. spirit ...m t,
body ut which Do had taken posses
sion Clay tablets geporlu. tag
ancient o1us..slAs have been found
in the runs ~ Me-gyota4.a 4al GO
the beginning of such tablets aa
pear OBJ. sign which develop,
from tho crescent aud star I..
symbol therefore mas Aa,. been
hot .uIy the a1ri i.r .u.au.a'.a.
bat charm from a..a o.. ,..
spirits n.-. suppose. .o t,. la
a.. . tr. ....t ... p.....
had. -. Ia similar charm. III.
a. .g STAR . WINGED
,-.5.,... . .... f.r.r. bal. human al
g. ..... q. ......r evil 'r..
.rt.-.. t..n t.. a..... T.,
- LII. .....rt.f -.. TAB.
r. ,I... che ,rtaa.. q t..r
-. v... ......-, .-..... mai.
-. obi. t....r. .... ...-.
- tr.. ~. k.-.. .r...
.'..,.. ...ss ana ...
r, -. similar ..r....
ma. .. ..B .i.. t..m.. a.
- ...t rI. Al,..u.tsr. =. q
Co., .r,'...t h. -
u.
- .t. ..... ....lI.. gf Mes.
s ri t.,,.u|,
...t.t =. 3..t..- b.t
49,. ..r..f.
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Ate. about tte 18th ar saith da.
81 starvation tUs pam .i hunger
ease. t5 d. fe.t ALL ODD, sharp
.igg Of craving becomes il..,d lu
Oh. ultimate STAGES 0f starvation
the feeling. become su benlm1-d
that the sense. -s messenger ~
intelligence cease o. act There y
pactcsl.g 10 pain and the mind
lapses into . state n incoherepce
ara rlccplessdehriun.
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~ COMMISSIONERS COURT
Aux Term. lA0s
Tue STATEpF TENAS
lubi5n-k COUNTY

TUE STATEoF TENASs ~ COMMISSIONERS COURT
IlbJ1-l COUNTY Aug Term. 100
T. % JIsC % ud said
NembeN Of Tie Commissioner, Court
requirements Of Art ~ Chapter Title wv Of e Revised statute u
the % Texas amended h TIE session ct he i"nt' hi
Legislature have n az Thing ten l COMPLIED with lnd t4l ne cash
aud other lied
tb Court by ,a~fo- County Iasurer said COUNT, Tor quar-
ending The llth d4 aud held by him To- aid county have
Inspected and W Them % aid court aud that The
and other assets t hands of sad Treasurer
Total check, Funds he
County Tbouand ntru Ard Eighty Dollar, ani Itf
tss-2 INfl Nfstt County Judge Lultaak
f. NJ
a. = REED X 4 bAk'lAN - l.,ni-h 'nih''
ss@trbed and sworn no before This 1871 d} u Ma, 80
b y 20
Ou LubD1lt
= IKF A0bsy beP0v
Counw
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Program W. "A. NJ S5citty

rrosrl n v" IL WI , '>'N'I
Topic Sch''', for JptaNH
Koreans and Negroes,
sony.
Ncriptur, lesson,
Prayer.
japanese ~rnpbE VI IS. Bu-
son.
Korean school, NJ, Cmp''i.
Negro school, Mrs. Rash
song.
Bible stud, Esther Mr.. \pr-
ton.
Leader Mrs. ". Royalty
Mrs. l,loodworth while 900 n
Tendance At our Distinct m'etln
Iated special ,lrr,, ON our collect
ins the extra dollar from each
member of the l.ub,ock AUXILIARY.
Listen, sister let me tell you What
tins h. for every cent goes into
the treasury for our fourteen
school, Ii help, To educate, 4
help torr,rur, Il help win soul,
fof your master luu NAV not be
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A Pleasant Evening
Leader Ray Porter

One OF the most pleasant social
events OF the season. va, the party
given al the country home of Mr..
Eisell ten miles from LUbbo,b
lat evening u honor of Ms,
julia BeSerldge Of Oklahoma. s
large number of Young people
were present sud the evening va,
spent Va merrImeut and mIrlh,
-, panlo. All other social game,
we're euIONri The most delicious
refreshments we're served
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Fruit Trees
FAtrOHf/r HJm, industry ful|
supply of PLAN, grown tree.
rt, JOHN : Abel.
Lubbork, Ir,a..

Ms G. & Andrew mother oI
MIR, K \ Barclay also NJ, "
N " liam-. sister OF Mr., Bar
clay, aud children. arrived yr-tpr.
day 10 spend a month with their
relative.
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Program 'lor Juror League

Program 'lor Juror Leagu,
sony
Topic In the Fields. Matt 3.lol
Prayer.
song Martha Caldwell.
Reading IrlI Richards
hey Text (Johu i5-2U BernIcc
" oifiarth.
sunbeam Song by little folk.
Illustration Lila Maye- Porter.
The Text Mr.. Hardy.
Epwofth by the sea i. l. Nur
fee,
sang
Republication
Leader Ray Porter
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Posts. POSTS. Posts an
kinds Of post. From L. ne to
Boo Plau- l.dmber and tram
Company j - Quick. NgI
Aft Lubbock, TeNa,.
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Mi,, J-fhe Outhou,r d. ,i,itug
at tbe Newell, ranch
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THE AVALANCHE
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MIS- tlora Robinson ha- o..
turned to hrf home nj Gomr
after Il pleasant visit Wth beg
stunt. Mr., " =. Norton
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

IL member that thr publt
:. hool open, Monday. August 30.
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County al Lubhock The l'ur-omg ira" and correct
tabular Statement al Ia. Finances al sad County tor the
quarter ending lh. eleventh. day August zoos
Dated al l.ubhuck THIS lIrh day of Aug. 1905
K T. Brown Go Cl-rb. Lnhho.k county
10y ] u Mob,.N Deputy
subscribed and 90 b-lurc This The lIth day OF
August 1905 Juu * Vi Gee, touut, judy.
Examined MD APPROVED u open Commission
~ Court OF Luhhork County Texas AT Ln''h"'k this
Nth dny pi August 1905
Jno. r. McCi-r Presiding officer Of Com. court
Attest: T. Brown, County Clerk Lubbock Co. le a.
SEAL j. r. Mohey. Deputy.
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: G. Wilson o, attending 70
family reunion 20 Hereford tn-
week
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-08
:: OF LoCa! Interest.

Mrs. George Hawkins of Lake Mills
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ben Zillisch is numbered
among the sick and ailing.
S. +. Holmes was a business visit
or in Milwaukee Wednesday.
Miss Linda Uehling was the guest
Wednesday of Milwaukee relatives.
Connie Wiggenhorn returned yester-
day from business trip to Milwaukee.
Episcopal church choir rehearsal
will be held this evening at 7 80
O'Clock.
William Kramer transacted bust
ness at Fall River and Doylestown
yesterday.
Mrs. E. Davies entertained COM
pany of friends yesterday afternoon at
her home on North Washington street.
Julius Hoppe of Kenosha is visiting
his mother who is an invalid and
brought to her as present beauti-
full invalids chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Meltcher and
his father, L. Meltcher of 1xonla,
left yesterday for Nebraska to enjoy
several weeks visit.
Miss Euleria Wagner entertained d
company of friend yesterday afternoon
at her eight street home in honor of
the anniversary Of her birth.
Miss Cora josephine Zinkg raf will
be graduated from Lawrence UNIVERSE
ty at the end of the spring semester,
having completed the prescribed
course for graduation.
Prof. Henry Kruger, wife and
children of Milwaukee, were guests
Sunday at the home of August Krue-
ger IN the town of Emmett. They
came to visit Mr.. Krueger's father,
William Kruger who is very i'll.