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The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07
THE YOUTHS COMPANION FOR 1905

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The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. F. Maser entertained the ,LNth-
eran ladies Thusday afternoon.
Mn. w. 7. Nickel entertained the
Methodist ladies afternoon.
John Scott, who lives north of Taylor.
was q business visitor In the city Thurs
day 1. .$.
+. J. McGrath Of Taylor was in town
Wednesday and Thursday. He delivere.sdl
the Taylor ballots to the county auditor,
visited the Dickinson Business COLLEGE
and a number Of friends, and returned
to Taylor Thursday on No. 4.
M. 7. Knudson Of Taylor was a business
visitor in the city the past week.
Miss Adina Maselky. who has been a
faithful servant at the Simpson home
for some little time. left Thursday to
establish her residence on q homestead.
George Hettenbaugh was up from
Richardton Wednesday to deliver the
Richardton ballots to the county auditor.
returning home the following day.
MI. and Mrs. James Lumsden came up
from New England on Monday and will
remain in the city during the winter.
Pure food is just what you get with
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder and Ex-
tracts. Guaranteed under the law. 1t
At a meeting of the Epworth LEAGUE
of St. Paul's Methodist church held in
the church parlors Tuesday evening the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Miss Goldie Homer, presi-
dent; Donald Mars, vice president Miss
Ruby Roberts, 3rd and 18th vice president +;
Mrs. Evelyn Boyd, secretary; Miss
Myrtle Homer. treasurer; Lee Hebron.
oreanist. On the same evening the
members of the society held a dollar
social and all enjoyed a very pleasant
time. Each member told how the money
was earned and $40. so was added to the
treasury.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hoist were up
from Gladstone on Tuesday evening in
order to hear the telegraphic reports on
the election. They were guests OF
Receiver and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure.
Ed. and Maurice Quinn left Thursday
evening for Lowell, Mass. being called
east on account of the serious illness of
their father. A letter from their father,
which was received early in the week,
seemed to indicate that he was in very
good health but they lost no time in
making arrangements to 60 east after
receiving a telegram Thursday morning.
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07
YERSIPPI

IEtfAEEsaaEsiE-H ERENg57 %EaHnEs 40 hEAE-sE#E
Mrs. VIM. David, who has been to
the Stein hospital the past three weeks.
is home again. Owing to her weak and
nervous condition her operation was
postponed.
Mrs. J. M. johnson expects to join
her husband at Climax, Mimi, soon.
She has ordered her car for Friday. She
will be accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Err. Shaw, who. win visit with
her q short time. then she will visit her
sonN in St. Paul before going 70 Wiscon-
sin to spend, the winter.
Mrs. Jimmy o'Hair Is visiting with.
her people while. Jimmy is building on
his claim. Il sM
Miss Jennie Twist went to Dickinson
Friday. She will stay with her brother.
Earl, and teach the school near there.
John Shumway has Of the new
school houses completed and the other
one nicely started.
Jim Simmons returned to his labors
on the Wilson ranch Thursday. III
Henry: David has about two hundred
tons o. coal uncovered in his mine and
most Of II contracted already. Orville
Kitchen has been helping him.
LOO Paine has rented the johnson
claim for the coming year.
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07

Alfred Revlins of Midway W. in
Dickinson last Friday to visit hisAbeother,
Albert Retlins, night engine9 q tho
Dickinson Roller Milling ca. plant
Fifteen members of the local. ReSekah
lbdae. met at the home Of Nj. ana sMrs.
Charles Bake last Monday eventnl and
thoroughly enjoyed 4 few hou1ss aocial
visit Excellsnt rsfreahmsn4sw ere
served ~ the hostess md. few
bnsiness sdetails Mels attended the
guests Jlssft for their homsa Thai kahs
have decided . hold . lislelect d1 after
the regular meeting Novembn I2(N and
a public dance will b held M the
armory Wednesday evening. November
18th. r3 S Il
Frank Hughes. the painter. lsfts last
Sunday for Hettinser in order Is b On
hand to cast his vote in that town on
Tuesday. MI. Hughes recently completed
the work Of, painting and decorating the
new German Lutheran church atBHehron.
The interior decorations are very a~lrrtistic
and elaborate and required the work of
an expert The side walls of the audito-
rum are done in modern German, L'art
nauveau, with a Baroc ceiling, in beau
tiful shades Of cream and green. while
for the chancel and altar the ivory white
was used The work is acknowledged
as perfect and the church trustees are
very much pleased.
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07
HOW TO TREAT A SPRAIN

Sprains, swellings and lameness are
promptly relieved by Chamberlal9's
Pain Balm. This liniment reduces in
hamation and oreness so that a sprain
may be cured in about one-third the
time required by the usual treatment.
For sale by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07
a eTN
For Sale

One quarter section Of land 8 miles.
3southsof Richardton, fenced, house and
barn, also coal, cheap. For further in
formation inquire Of PAUL LENrz. Rich
ardton, n. OAK. Io-24-3p5
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-22
b he. s : III. x.!y.H01oIk&WeSIGG
MAY IL, 1908.

Leave $3.50 a. m for Roanoke,
Norfolk and all points on the Shen-
andOah division. pullman Sleeper
Roanoke 90 New York, via Hagers
town. Pullman ParlOr Car Roanoke
20 Norfolk
9:3C a. m. for Roanoke, Rich
monI. Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
Dining Car 90 Roanoke ParlOr Car
Roanoke 20 Norfolk.
2:J5 p. no. for Roanoke Lynch
burg and Intermediate stations and
the Shenandoah valley. Philadelphia
and Sew York. Sleeper 90 Philadel-
phia. Cafe Car Gary and Roanoke
1912 D. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper 90 Roanoke and Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 20 Norfolk
Leave Biuefeld $40 p m. for Ken
ova. Columbus and all points West
and Northwest Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus and Cincinnati. cafe Cars
S:15 q. m Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus Cafe Dining Car
Leave. 20 o. m. and Z.2j D. m.
daily for TazeweU Noron and all
stations on CIurh valley division
Arrive from Norton and points on
TIE Clinch valley division at 2:40 p
m. and 7.4O p. 10.
Leave G.1O a. IN. for WEIGH and
intermcliats stations
Leave 1O:1J IN. for william
son and intermediate stations
Leave 2:40 y. m. for Welch and
stations
Call ON agent Norfolk and West
ern Railway for tickets, maps and
additional Information
w. n. BEVILL. c. =. A.
Roanoke. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-22
OUTING CONTEST

The Daily Leader will give to
three of the most popular young la
dies in Blueneld a free outing for
one week and all hotel and transpor-
tion charges prepaid to the following
summer resorts:
One week at Mountain Lake, Giles
county. Va.
One week at Rel Sulphur Springs,
Monroe county. w. Va.
One week at Iron Lithia Springs.
Tip Top. Tazawell county. Va.
These outings VIII be distributed
as follows: one will be given the
most popular sa'eslady in Blueheld;
one to the most popular stcnogra-
pher and one to the most popular
young lady not employed as sales
lady or stenographer
The young ladies Will each be al
lowed to choose a chaperone or lady
companion. whose expenses will also
be paid.
The young lady getting the high
est number of votes Will be allowed
choice of these popular resorts,
the next highest the second choice
The contest will end ON August
IA and the result will be announced
on August Is and winners WEI be
entitled to take advantage of tn
outing Immediately.
Votes will be based upon new ana
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-22

Mems Underwear

Perhaps you have let
the underwear matter
slide" until now. If
you have you'll be more
than interested in these
prices.
The B. ". d. Ath-
letic shirts and draw
ers worth SOC at per
garment 33c
Good Balbriggan un-
derwear, regular price
75c. per suit at per gar
ment ..... 23c
Fine and delightfully."-
cool balbriggan under
wear, the kind you
should wear this wealth
or, worth 75c per gar
ment at :. .44c
The finest quality of
French Lisle Thread
underwear worth $500
suit at per garment
...... :. -. 81. 10
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-22
Rules and Regulations.

The following rules must be OBJ
served by contestants;
l. Cash wust accompany all or
ders for subscriptions.
2. All orders where votes are de-
sired, must come through the con
test department.
3. When votes are desired they
must be asked for at the time OF
paying the subscription. Votes will
not be issued upon receipts. This >
absolute. and no variation of this
rule will be made.
A. Candidates aud others sending
in subscriptions, must state plainly
as to whether old or new; whether
paper is to be delivered by carrier
or by mail, and whether votes are
to be polled or returned to the sub
scriber.
5. Votes are not transferable, and
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she cannot give the votes already
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6. The only way to secure votes
is to susbscribe to the Daily Leader
or pay up arrearages or clip the
coupon out of the paper. Votes can
not be purchased Every cent must
represent a subscription.
Z. Coupons pollcd after the date
printed on each one will not be
counted under any circumstances.
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.. The result of the vote will be
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Don't wait NTH you have a deep
seated cough IAN ounce OF proven
tion is worth a pound OF cure" With
the first tickling OF the bronchial
tubes get a bottle OF Rydale's Cough
Elixir Safest for parent or child.
Contains no opiates. The White
Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-22

The Headlight Overall, the
very best dollar garment on
the market. specially reduced
for the Clean Sweep Sale to
per garment .......... Zoe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26
Eentpercm3gelct9cbmtt0.

Nie lebte @eiebsebung, ipel1e mil
ibrem nuneriiidtigen @ouperneur gang
llA lntsr Der 6uhtel Der Mnti=Sa-
lpon.2iaa nano, erlieB betanntlib eine
ean3e &eihe bon @sisBen. ,Delhe bon
Der gisa oittirt muroen. Nui mebr=
fades Yerlansen eeben mir hermit
eine turae ueberlibt OieIe @eiebe
Das ,Gearb uno Gei3ure" @eieB
erlaubt in Diliritten, no Die Wirtb.
ihaften nnteroriidi lino, Durhiu1uns
uon 0otels. Gsltaurants uno 0fIent=
llbep Yldben aller Nrt. Wenn IN Iol1en
pldben aeiltiae Getrdnte gefunoeil
meroen, 10 tueroen oisielDen cDnfisairt
|uno Der @isentbiimer oes PlaBes miro
81 elmer BuBe bon $50 200 fir bas
|srne 8ergeben, unb $200-50O fir
|iebes nahfoleenoe Weraeben beitraft.
|nnb mnB nah Dem apelten 8erseben
nod $500 yiir9ihaft leilfen, oaB et
feline aeiltisen 8eirdnte perfauien.
meol1enten ober liefern meroe. Dieies
@eieB bat teine AntuenDun9 auf Pri=
Dat,pobnlnaen.
gin @eieb perbietet Den gusIhant
aeiltiaer Bettdnte in San3lotalen uno
Statina &ints.
Gin @siey lit beltimmt. 2ocal=Op=
tiDn in Wobn= Diltrittsn einjufii9reE.
Earaui folgt oas 9liten=@eieB, mel
DIES Die Domfteuer auf $1,000 erb0bt.
Sic ndAfie 5ilriorae Der Anti= 5a=
Ioon=2isa belhert uns nit einem @e=
ieB. ipeldes es gu e,nem Werbrehen
liempslt. auf einem giienbabnau9 ooer
IN elmer StraBenbabn seiitlse Sc
trdnte 3u 9enieBen.
IS niro ferner Derboten, baB Min=
oerjdbrige bel Der ssabritation uno oem
yertauf eeiltiaer @etrdnte 0anorei=
dung bieten oiirfen.
Ser ndhlte shritt. ben Die Geieb=
gebung auf ben Befebl Der Nnti=5a=
lOon= 2iga that, NOR bic pal1irung
oes 8oies @eiebes ooer bic gountD
2oeal Option Qam.
yin meiteres GeleB tr,ht Stratbe=
ltimmunaen uber ben ungelebliAen
0ertanf Qeiliiger 8etrdnfa, 800 q
Cine lpeitere Neroronun9 berbietei
@eiellidafien uno Clubs, ibren Mit.
slieoern aeiitige 8etrdnte au liefern
Wir finoen niraenos elm @eieB.
iuelAes feitieBt, mie uiel aeiliias @e-
trdnte in eihem prioatbaus 9ebalten
peroen ourfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26
stebenidbrt9er Betp els.

sd babe einen lisbenidbrisen Be-
me,s gebabt, oab Or. Sings .New
Discovery" Die bette Meoi3in 1T gum
@innebmen qegen 0ulten uno grtdl=
tun9en uuo fur ieoen trantbaften gu.
itano BON Reble, Bruit uab 9un9e. :
,ast ~. b. 0enep bon Banana, Mo.
Die Welt bat einen 38idbriaen Beueis
oabon gebabt, oaB Dr. 3ings NeD
DiscOperp oas bette 0eilmittel III fur
Ouiien uno grtdltun9en. ga @rippe.
Nfbma. 0eufieber. Bronditis. Gum
9enblutun9en unb bic erfen Staoien
BON Sdminoiuht. Sbr 3eiti9sr @e-
braud uerhiitet itets Die gntpidlun9
bon 2ungenentalnbung. lnter Ga
rantie pertauft bon %. @. Deter's
MDoibete. preis SOC uno 81. probe-
fiafhe fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26

Maul= unb sslauenieuhea bort dtlIae,
treten lit. ueber bic san3en 6taaist
Nem Sort uno pennipluanien Il
quarantine perbdn9t tDOroen.
SIN Sarifperbor eeftano Der Ser
treter bes Gtdrte= 5rults au, baB oieie'
feline Waaren um 30e pro 100 pfun,
in gn9lano billieer pertauft. als il
ben Yereinisten Gtaaten. Mls &ebt
fertisune gab ct oil, oab Der 9ruft bloi
ben bier unuertduflihen ueberibub mod
gnalanb ibifs. Wuroe Der 9ruii oi,
Waaren in oieiem 2anoe billiger lie.
fern. 10 bliebe tein unrertQuflibsl
lleberI6ub.
Sn Columbus tpuroe lebte Wob'
auf Der ssabresueriammluug Del
Gountpaubitoren Die Yefirhtune
aussslprohen. oaB in sielen Counties.
Die iebt ,troden" selest iino ODER nrd
geleet tperoen mD9en. Die 8sblbren.
aus oenen Die @ebdlter Der 2luoitOren
uno ibrsr @lerts gu befreiten iino, in
folee oes Nusfalls Der WirtblGaits.
iteuer ni6t mebr binreibeno. iein psr-
Den. Nad oeRl @eIeb oiirfen nah oem
i. Sanuar 1910 Die gountDtommihdrs
telne 6onos our Nus5ablung Der Sa-
ldre mebr benilli9en, uno Die Nnoitoren
beablibtiaen oaber. Die 2esislatur oa=
rum ansueeben. Nbbilfe 81 ihafsn,
oan,it bic Saldre fur lie uuo ibr ,Su-
reauperIonal auf aQe Jdlle geiihert
iperoen. auh hann, penn Die 8ebiib=
reneinnabme nidt ausreiAeno lein
iollte.
Carrie Nation, bic iibergeidnappte
Beilbeloin, trat am Samfag bon Stem
Dort aus cine gurppareiie al, um orii=
ben lenleits oes O5eans fiir Die probi.
bitionsIade ntbaha gu iein."
gei elmer g1plolion an Boro beg
6luboampfers %. Mcarter" in Der
9fdbe bon Bapou gOula, ettpa 100
MeiIen norolid bon ytem Orleans.
muroen am Sanfag 10 perionen 9e=
,Dotet uno mehr als stpansi9 uerlebt.
Der Gellel oes Nampfers erpluoirte. als
oieier F1 auf Der Gahrt bon New Sr.
leans nah Baton Rouae befano. ga-
pitdn 5. %. Garter, Der IT'D nit ieiner
Satin uno ieinem Ginbe aur 3eit Der
grploion an yorb befanb. unroe IN
Den 6luB 9eIhleuhert uno BORT serettet
gr bat leihte 3erleBun9en oauonse=
traQen. Seine @uitin uno isin 3inb
lino unperlebt bapon9etommen. Web=
rere perionen fno 10 ihmer Derlebt
porben. ,oaB lie nidt nit benz Neben
tDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26
Uuslanh.

Sn DeutI9lano berrI9t cine bittere
stimmun9 i'm Wolte, neil Gaiier Wils
belm fi1 bel mebreren Mnld0en III
elmer WeiIe aus9efprohen. uelhe lid
niat nit ieiner Sts0un9 als tonfis
tutioneller Monarb bertrdgt. SEPT bat
Der Raiier fi1 Der Nation 9ebeugt uno
perlprohen. oab er in Der 3utunft lih
tontitutioneller Wetboben nit Beau9
auf me ausmdrti9e Yolitif oes Reihs
beneibigen MOLE. Die pielen unbe-
oadten Meuberun9en oes &aiiers botten
Ibon lange ben unmillen Der Nation
erreat, Der aber ielnen Q6bepuntt er=
reidte, als am %. Ottober i'm Gon=
ooner Dai'p 9ele9rapb elm Snterbiem
per6lfentlibt muroe. oas Der Raiier
einem bodfebenoen gn9ldnoer, einem
pripatmonn. gemdbrt bate. Eieies Sn.
terbietp bate Die aan3e Nation in cine
iieberhafte Mufre9ung perlebt. Der
Rei1staa ilmmte pielen ieiner bros
minenten Mit9lieoer 5u. als tie ben
Safer lpegen ieiner Snbistretion beftia
aneriffen. uno Der Ran3ler BON Billion
|unternabm es barauf. ben Gailer often
uno frei oauon 3u unterriAten, tpie oas
oeuti4e Bolt iibcr oas ssnterpiew i'm
Beionoeren uno iber feline ginmiihung
in bic Musmdrtige politit oes Rei1es
i'm NQ9emsinen oente.
Sn grfurt 1T Der Jrauenm6roer
&oA. tpelder am 81. Ottober gum
3ooe uerurt6eilt murbe, entbauptet
tporoen. Sn Der G&murgeridts. 8er-
banolun9 bate Sod. ieines 3eidens
Rorbmader. 3pei Moroe einsefanoen.
Sn3piiden bate er iih nod 3u orei
anberen 6rauenmoroen befan1t, bic
ibm amar 3ur 1aa geleat maren. ober
|ni9t belpisIen iuerben fonnten. ur.
iprin9li9 mar er anaetla9t ins8e'
|iammt lieben ssrauen ermoroet ~
baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26
Sic ghule Scr Suteltpirtbe.

Oie BARRIER 6anbelstammer beabs
iidtist, cine Sodfdule fir Qoteltpirtbe
au erri4ten, tpie fie bereits in Der
S4tpet3 in 2aufanne beftebt. Den Mns
fob gu bieIem 8efhlub sab bic fiihls
bare Mbnabne bes 6rembenberfebrs
an Der fraaa0fifhen RiDiera, bic UNI
10 empfinblider it, als bic Shpeiaer
Minterturorte isnmer mcbr in Mufnab>
me fomn1en. Die 9anbelsfammer
glaubt nun, bob ni9t bic INNER 5uz
nebmenbe Jreube am Winterfport unb
ni6t neue Jormen Der 9eiltunit, bic
tGlteres alima beporausen, bic 9aupt-
uriahe finb. fonbern bic ueberlesenz
belt Der S9peiaer 9otelnirthe iiber
bic fran5Diif9en. Der @hnei5er Gaft>
fDirtb erbdlt auf ber 2aufanner 9o9=
fdule cine ausseaei9nete Worbilbung
fiir feinen Beirut. Jfur ipenise Dinge,
f9eint es, tperben bort nint gelebrt.
Die polIenbete MiTen{haft Der 6aus,
baltung in einem 9otel ur1f9liebt Biz
genaue RenntniB Der bier lpi9tisften
WeltfpraAen. cine redt .einsebenbe
Wertiefung in Geographic unb mnber=
0nes 0ertebrsnefen, b0dfte Rultur unb
Glegan3 in 8enebn1et unb 2ebensbals
tung, @tubium Der 9pgiene, etne geniis
genbe 0ertrautbeit nit alien uebuns
gen Der gpnnaitit unb bes @ports
unb cine niht gepDbnlide Wonfom-
rnenbeit i'm 9an3. Wer bic @aftz
ipirtbs bsSllniperiitGt NIT GrfoIg obipl<
pirt bat, Dermag feinen @diten gegens
iiber in alen lebenslngen feinen plaB
aus5ufullen; er tam ebenfo gut als
britter Mann beim Stat fpie als Golf
fpieIer fungiren unb 1T iungen Dnmen
BET eitlenl 0oteIbal. Bel Qerrennangel,
Der angentbmftt Sdioer. Rad Ser
Defining Der 6anbelsfamnler III nun
cine folhe borbilbli4e Mnftnlt tn pns
ris DOnn0tben. Inn ben franS6fi{dben
Gnitnirtbftanb feine Ronfurren3fdHigz
ttit ipitber5useben unb ben frembens
perftbr nuf bic alte 06ht ail beben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26
8eotad)tcte tamfsebt Sabre.

.9eit Is Sahren babe i'd bic Wire
tlingen bon Budlen's Mrnica @olbe be-
oba&tet uno ME bat lie perfeblt. ir9enD
wel1e Wunoen. @eidwiirs, Beulen
ooer Branonunben 3u beilen. bel iuel=.
den fie an9epanDt iuuroe. Sic ipart. :"
ia9t ssrau u. s.. 0arop BON on Mit.
ton, Maine. Nls befrieoigenb 9oran.
tirt bon peters Apotbefe. Jlur Csc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26
Die eoeaI ppttom .gSabIcn.

Jolgenbes 1T cine elite Der Goun-
ties. in tDelden bis iebt Options
Wablen unter benz &oie= =GeieBe ab9e-
halten 'puroen nit osm @eiultat oer-
5elben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26
DteiBtaI tsad) etnauoer

pexluM peerleB Mshl uno Sbr tueroet
&uN Hber3eugen, baB beiien Qualitdt
aeraOs ri6ti9 1T. um gnren 8ei6mad
u befrjebiaen, m6at Sbr aud nod 10
trttifN Dtrnnlagt ieig. Dalielbe TT
Dom belten Minterpei3en beraeitellt unb
mad elmer Metbooe aenlahlen. bic ale
0mttn Deffonotbeile oes @etreibes benz
Mtbl erbdN. 3hr finDet fein onoeres
Ult6l. ipeldes in 9leiber Weiie oieiem
,5iir @ebdd aller Art glei6 tommt, obne
sRhdfidbt auf ben preis, ben Sbr bafiir
tea0blt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-26

Bis ieBi baben 45 gountins vtto-
den 9eifinlmt unb 8 nab.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-06-18
WINIFREDE.

Misses Laura and Viola Smith, of
Hugheston, spent Saturday and Sun
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-06-18

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session of 1907, has provided that
any county having an outstanding In
debtedness> Cat the time the act went
into. effect) may lay an additional
special levy of ten cents on each one
\ hundred dollars valuation OF, the tax
able property of each county for the
purpose of paying on such outstand-
ing indebtedness, etc; and the law
further providing that in order to
i lay such special levy, 2as herein pro-
| v1ded for, the county court, Of any
county, which has such outstanding
indebtedness, and desires to liQui-
date the same, by laying special
levy; ETC., shall haves the amount OF
Ats Indebtedness, as represented by
1outstauding county orders or other
Indebtedness for (which drafts have
mot been issued, including the inter-
est thereon, correctly audited and
reported; and, -
| Whereas, The county court of Fay
cite county desires to ltquidate and
pay off its outstanding orders as rap
Idly as possible, and in order to get
correct estimate of the county's In
debtedness, has appointed an audit
Ing committee, consisting Of William
Grafton, county clerk; 8. l.. Walker,
and Jno. T. Simms, to audit and re-
port same: =.
Now, Therefore, the said auditing
committee requests all persons own
Ing or holding FaSatte county drafts,
including drafts on any Of the dis
trtct road funds and the poor
fund to report the same to any
member OF the committee, at Fay
l;ettevilfe,:5W. Va, If it Is not con
| Vnninnf, ~ H&ha y5ro ffp
mail them; please send the commit
tdraftsS owned or, held. When send
ling copies be sure to. include copies
OF the Endorsements, just as written
! on the. back of the draft. This Ia
very essential otherwise the COM
ison 3hish 10 s sondpdtg the Ell interest crest
q Alls drafts intEastad To- the eommittee
Twill be carefully preserved and
promptly returned to the holder or
owner. Where drafts are. being
used as collateral, the person report
ing will please state that fact, givin g
the names Of both. the owner and
holder. #.'
Drafts on school fund or building
fund not wanted.
| l." I'D op'RouS thaL LH9 lhIefeeCs VI
the holders OF the county paper and
the committee, 80 far as the granting
Of the above request is concerned
are mutual. Prompt reports from
the holders Of Fayette county paper
are, therefore, solicited. -.
WILLIAM GRAFTON
| JNO. r. 'SIMMS
/ s. L. WALKER
2-7-tf Auditing Com