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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-02
THE MORE YOU SMOKE
THE MORE WE MAKE

Miss Ruby Wheeler, woman who
Is travelling over the country in the
interests of the young women, gave
lecture in Leeds on the manner in
which the young women are enticed
into slavery thru organized effort.
U. G.. Morrison, prominent Gran
vile business man. Is a candidate for
sheriff Of McHenry county.
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Mrs. Nellie Carpenter of Grand
Forks is bringing suit for divorce
against her husband, Roy Carpenter,
who lives in Minot. She charges neg
lect and habitual drunkenness. The
couple were married in 1902 and have
two children.
The editor of the Lansford Times
complains because he has not receiv-
ed more political announcements.
The Times has good circulation and
the wise politician will get his name
Before the readers.
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Remember we make more pho
tographs and carry the largest
and best selected stock Of picture
frame mouldings west Of the
Twin Cities. We please others
why not you :?
Moore's Picture Shop,
If Linot, N. D.
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FOR SALE-A Fairbanks Morse 6
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~A' before Hon. SDo n.
County of Ward Davis, Judge.
In tho matter of the Estate Of Ed. Kirkelie,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all persons hav.
ing claims against the estate. of Ed. Kirkelie,
with the necessary vouchers, to the under.
signed, administratrix Of said estate. at Nor
residence at 20! Jarvis street. Minot, n. Oak,
will further take notice that such claims and
proof must be presented within four months
aftor tho first publication of this notice.
STELLA KIRKELIE,
Administratrix of Estate OF
3-12-4-2 Ed. Kirkelie deceased.
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MODERN wooonEM OF AMERICA
Meets every and aad 4th Thursds!

Meets every and cad 4th ThuFSdoy
Of each Moath
The Royal Neighbors meots everv LIST and 3rd
Friday each month.
In the Wheeler hall over tho Grow Clothing
Store.
Anyone wishing information as to transfer
cards or anything of interest to Woodmen
call on Z. a. hARThoUSE. claFk.
Andersen Bros. hide house MINOT. N. D.
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Marion No, S

Adam Lecrone and wife, Cliftor
King, wife and son, Harley, and Ed
ward Ruff, wife and two children
Oma and Merle, were the Sunday
guests of John Rarrick and wife.
Mrs. Caroline Lecrone took supper
with Mrs. Elvira Scholl, Sunday.
Elya Brown, Nora Scholl, Estells
and Carrie Stivison called on Clara
and Bessie Ruff, Sunday.
Estella and Jessie Wright and HaZ
ell Pierce, of Old Town, called on El
mer Bebout and family Sunday
Gladys and Loda Brown called or
Ida Stivison, Sunday.
Nora Scholl called on Elva Brown
Monday forenoon.
Parry Buren made a trip to Bremen,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cheadle will deliver memorial
services at Mt. Tabor, Sunday, May
"a, at 2:3O p. m. Everybody invited
to come.
Joseph Ansel was seen going to-
wards the queen city, Tuesday.
BLUE BELL.
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Pleasant Valley

A. c. Stevens, of Tippecanoe, Ohio
was the guest of Isaac Vancuren anc
family, Saturday.
Mrs. George Conkle was Logan
shopper Friday.
Mr.. Blacksten and wife, of neal
Bremen, called on their son, Angus.
tine, Sunday.
Edward Conkle and Daniel Prior
were the guests of Isaac Vancuren,
Sunday.
Lucetta Ginger, of Cleveland, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harrison
Nihiser, Sunday.
Bert RUSSELL of Creola, was pleas
ant caller on Hazel Prior, Sunday.
Albert Lentz called on Frank Nihi-
ser, Saturday night.
III. w. Kitchen. of Zion, was in our
valley on business, one day last week.
Mrs. Frank Nihiser called on her
daughter, Ellie, of this place, Monday.
Rev. j. l.. Baker was seen in our
valley one day this week.
Mrs. Isaac Nancuren and daughter.
Agnes, were Logan shoppers Monday.
Charles Ziegler was the Saturday
night guest of Edward Conkle.
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Stringtown

Joseph Harsch, wife and daughter
Marie, spent Sunday with Elmer
White and family, of near Rock.
! bridge.
Charles Blackston and family spent
Friday evening with w. II. Nixon
and family.
Walter Lehman and wife are the
parents of fine baby girl.
Robert White and daughter, Mrs.
II. c. Beery, spent Tuesday night at
Marion, Ohio,
VIII Mowery visited friends in the
capital city Saturday and Sunday.
II. G. Beery was visitor in Lam
caster, Tuesday.
Arthur Harsch called ON his grand
parents, Sunday afternoon.
w. ii. Nixon and family entertain
ed John Beery, wife and daughter
Margaret, Ellie Beougher and Lena
Weaver, Sunday afternoon.
Lucy Murphy is spending the week
with Mrs. Walter Lehman.
pidiiSii NliliLcl, VIII has Deefl
spending the past few months in Lo-
gan, returned home to spend the
summer,
Frank Beougher made flying trip
to Logan, Sunday evening.
Mrs. w. II. Nixon and nelce and
Clinton Woods were business visitors
at Lancaster, Tuesday.
John Weaver and wife spent Sun.
day with her parents.
Melya Nihiser Is recovering from
an attack OF the measles.
Marie Harsch is spening the week
with her aunt, Mrs. Maude White.
James Woods made business trip
to Logan, Thursday morning.
Clyde Chidester, Cyrus McPeck and
John Weaver took dinner with Chas.
Clark, Tuesday.
Samuel Lenz spent last Tuesday
fishing on the banks OF Hooking
River, but reported mo catch.n
Clint Woods and Charles Chidester
attended the ice-cream social given
at Smiths Chapel, Saturday evening.
Daniel Blackston spent Sunday
With his brother Charles, and family. |
There win be preaching services II |
the Union u. b. Church, sunday A. |
u. a. 10 O'clock DAisr. |
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Frog Hollow

| Mrs. Emma Tidd called on hel
brother, Joseph Woltz, Tuesday.
Joseph Woltz returned home
Monday, after few days visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Jane Tucker, of
Columbus.
Lucy Beavers spent Friday with
her mother, Mrs. Laura Beavers.
Mrs. Jacob Kline called on Rose
Woltz, Tuesday.
Frank, Edward and Bert Primmer,
Lucy Beavers and Hazel Thompson
were Logan visitors Saturday.
A good many from this place at
tended meeting at Mt. Pisgah, Sun
day.
Lawrence Thompson called on his
mother, Mrs. Bertha Pitmon, Sunday.
Ellie Woltz spent Saturday in Rock
bridge with her brother, Joseph
WoltZ.
Moses Stuart and wife were Logan
visitors Saturday.
Quarterly meeting at Pleasant Hill
next Saturday and Sunday, May 23nd.
and oath.
Edward Stuart and Sim Primmer
spent Saturday evening in Lam
caster.
Sarah Beavers is on the sick list.
Samuel Updike took dinner with
Martin Thompson and family
Myrtle and Grace Tidd, of Ian
caster visited Mrs. Emma Tidd,
Saturday and Sunday.
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them in.
Mrs. Jane Snider and sister,
Hattie Francisco, were the Sunday
guests of Ed. Funk and wife.
Harley Clark and wife, of Clear
Fork. spent Sunday on the ridge,
the guests of his father, Henry
Clark.
Albert Harsh, wife and son,
Milo, of Logan, Sundayed with
his father, Samuel Harsh.
Cyrus Shultz and wife and Mrs.
May Griffin, of Logan, Sundayed
on the ridge, the guests of their
father, Eph Shultz.
j. c. Feathers, of Logan, was
on the ridge Sunday, taking snap
shots of some of the attractions.
Squire Shultz has finished the
assessing of Falls township and
finds there is personal property re-
turned for taxes to the amount of
1924 900, an advance over last
year of about $4,000. The num-
her of dogs returned was males,
1926; females, IL. How ia that
for dogs.
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Laurelville

Thomas Vorhees, of Bethelville
was seen on our streets Saturday.
John Dresback and A. b. Lytal wa.
i'm town Monday.
Born on last Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, daughter.
DR.. Cain sold fine horse Saturday
and purchased another one of Lewis
keister.
Mrs. Richard Shaw has been quite
sick, but is some better at this writ
ing.
Jas Fetherolf was very sick with
heart trouble, but Is able to be out
again.
Heber Bros. show Wednesday night
had large crowd, and gave satisfac-
tion.
Our Band is making arrangements
TO go TO Bloomingyille ON Decoration
Day. Everybody attend.
Preaching services were held Sunday
night at the Baptist and u. b.
Church.
Pearl Koch smiles.
He smiles In the morning,
lie smiles al night,
lie smiles at noon With all his might.
He smiles at his home,
He smiles al the store.
He smiles at his head,
He smiles at his feet,
He saysirs the prettiest baby boy,
it can't be beat.
HELLO.
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Pleasant View

Mrs. Philip Safer and Mrs
Henry Fauble and little daughter
Dovie, visited Mrs. Fred Safer on,
day last week.
Henry Keller called on Fl. Fau.
BILE last Sunday.
Clifford Trout called on Ben ja
min Bigham last Sunday.
Nelson Bigham and wife visited
Chas. jackson and wife, of Power
ty Hollow, last Sunday.
James Lunsford was a Lancas
ter visitor Friday and Saturday.
Chris Kline, of Cola Valley
passed through this vicinity las,
Sunday, driving a fine roadster.
BENJAMIN Bigham and Clifford
Trout attended church at thu
Holiness Chapel last Sunday even
ing.
Samuel Green is so busily en-
gagged plowing for corn aud eta
ters" that he can't stop to say
"Howdy." q
William Safer and wife, of Lo,
gan, visited John Safer and fam
lily last Sunday.
Philip Safer visited friends neal
Laurelville, Sunday.
Squire McBroom says he will be
little bit busy for several days,
he says all he has to do is to haul
lumber, plow and go to the mill,
and wait on the carpenters ia
plant corn and CATERS"
MAPLE.
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New Plymouth

Mrs. Spires, of Rutland, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. James Musser, o1
this place.
Mrs. Mcdowell is visiting hel
daughter Madge, of Delaware.
Leila Warthman entertained at
dinner Sunday her friend, Laura
Harden, of Columbus.
+. NJ. Savely spent Sunday with his
sister at this place.
Don Freese was visiting relatives
at this place last week.
Mrs. Taylor visited her daughter
Blanch, of Logan, Tuesday.
Mrs. III. w. Harden and daughter
Mary, spent couple of days the past
week with the family of William
Stone, of Honey Fork.
Mrs. f. A. Hughes attended
commencement at Macarthur, Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. Ervine, wife and family spent
Sunday with Erwin Freese and wife
at this place.
John Bartlette and family, of Union
Furnace, visited Isaac Aliens at this
place last week.
Dwight Harris is visiting in Picker
ington.
Walter Allen, of Athens, spent
Sunday with his parents at this place.
Misses Shela and Harris are visit
ing in Columbus.
John McCathey and wife, of Nc
Arthur, spent Sunday with friends
at this place.
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CarbOnhill

The beautiful sky Is clear and bright,
The sun is brig hit and warm,
The winter birds have taken flight,
There is something doing ON the farm.
Mrs. John Kenn edy aud family
spent one day last week at Cor,
with Mr.. Kennedy's mother.
w. d. Brandt and Chas. A
Wright, candidates for the nomi
nation for Auditor and Recorder
were here one day last week look
ing after the weak places in theil
political fences.
Mr.. Frank Evans, wife and littl,
daughter Grace, and Mr.. Wilson
wife and daughter Letha, wer.
among those from this place tina,
attended the Sunday-school Con
vention at Murray City last Sun
day.
Mr., John Upton and wife, OF
Kimberly, spent last Friday will
Mr.. John Skunk and wife, of this
place.
Mr.. Walter Morrison, wife and
son Owen, of Nelsonv;lle, spent
last Thursday and part of Friday
here.
Mrs. VIM. Winnigman ls spend.
ing several days at Buchtel.
Mrs. Robert Eddy, of Nelson.
VILE, spent last Friday with aunt,
Lib Nye, of this place.
Clarence Lehman and Sarah
Groves, two of our best young peo-
pie, were quietly united in
marriage last Saturday evening
in their own home furnished for
the occasion. We extend to them
our best wishes.
On last Thursday morning as
our town people arose early to 60
to their different callings in life
the calculations were soon sadden-
ed by learning that while we all
slept through the night and were
unsconscious of the worlds doing
the sharp sickle of death had been
busy at work and had claimed an
other victim in the person of Mrs.
Hawk. She went to bed we'll as
usual, but like so many of the
human race she laid down to rise
no more.
She leaves to mourn their loss, an
aged husband, three sons and one
daughter, several children having
passed on to the silent. city of the
dead.
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Cedar Grove

Dan Woolever and wife, of Unior
Furnace, were the guests of f. e
Woolever and wife, Sunday.
l.. w. Beery, wife and two
daughters, Vernon Kitchen, wife
and children were the guests ol
Marion Kitchen and wife, Sunday
The funeral services of Mrs.
Belinda Beery will be held al
Scotch Creek Baptist church, Sun.
day, June Z.
Raneey Polling, wife and daugh-
ter, are the guests of Joseph Vest
and family.
Tnssing Rose and Fanny Bur,
goOn, of Laurelville, were eircu-
iating among friend few days
last week, returning home Sunday.
Several from this place attended
dreaehing at Wesley Chapel, Sun.
day afternt on.
Anna and Minnie Stivison, of
Black Jack, attended Sunday
school at st. johns church, Sun
day morning.
Tom Manning, OF Laurel Ridge,
Carl Blackston, Sumner Rose and
Elmer Nihizer, OF this place, were
the guests of Ray bssrY, Sunday
sftssnoon. OH REsuIAH.
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More News from the New
England States.

If any one has any doubt as to
the virtue of Foley's Kidney Cure,
they need only to refer to Mr..
Alvin II. Simpson, of Willimantic,
Conn.,, who, after almost losing
hope of recovery, on account of
the failure of so many remedies,
finally tried Foley's Kidney Cure,
which he says was "just the
thing" for him, as four bottles
cured him completely. He is now
entirely we'll and free from all the
suffering incident to acute kidney
trouble. Bort u Co.
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Apple Blossom Valley

We are having fine weather here
at present.
Floyd and Clara Brown were
the guests of Nellie Voorhees,, las
Friday afternoon.
John Ebert passed through thu
valley, one day last week.
Bertha, Jennie, Stella and Willie
Denton were the guests of Mrs.
Geo. Voorhees,, one day last week.
Tracy and Bertha Denton were
the guests of their sister, Mrs
Kalklosch, Of Pretty Run, over
Sunday.
Homer Denison was working al
Betheville, the past week.
Roy Huffines called on Fred
Conkel, Sunday afternoon.
Name Paxton made a flying trip
to So. Bloomingville, Saturday
night. Name says he is going to
get a job on the c. d S. railroad.
A. Paxton the lumber man, was
seen on our sire cts, one day last
week.
Hello Clodie 10y, what has be-
come Of you? Give us some of the
Carroll news in the good old DEMO
GRAFT SENTINEL.
Corn planting seems to be in
full blast in our valley.
Lewis Ebert was seen on our
streets, Sunday.
Homer Denison made business
trip to Gibisonville, Sunday.
PEGGIE.
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Buena Vista

Wheat in our section Is promising
Not much corn planted to date
Rainy weather is interfering.
Fruit is also promising.
Sunday school at the NJ. +. Church
was well attended Sunday night.
There will be preaching at the M,
f. Church on Saturday evening by
Rev. Ricketts,.
Harvey Kane and family, of Ian
caster, passed through our country to
attend the wedding OF their son, Ed
gar Kane, to Ethel Goss, Sunday.
We wish them happy and prosper
Gus life.
Carrie, Flora and Ruth Kane were
the guests of Grace, Della, Alice and
Coda Arter on Sunday.
Claude Carroll spent Saturday In
Lancaster.
A. Il. Thomas and family, OF
Drinke, were the guests of Edward
Thomas and family Sunday.
Stella Kane and daughters, Ger.
trude and Nallie, were at South Perry
last week.
Mrs. Salem Shoemaker attended the
Sunday School Convention at Laurel.
vile.
Edgar Moore was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Ella Matthias, of Rock
bridge, last week.
Oscar Julian and family were the
guests of j. p. Bright, Sunday.
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Black Jack

Charles Heigle and family called on
Susan Stiveson and family Sunday
evening.
Charles Thompson and Ethel Kuhn
attended church at Pine Grove, Sun.
day afternoon.
Della Keck is In the employ of hel
sister, Mrs. Harley Emmons.
Charlie Heigle and wife visited Otis
Kuhn and wife last Sunday.
Mart Heigle and wife spent Sunday
with the latters parents, George
Hutton and wife.
Mrs. Elsie BANTER who Is employed
at the Chidrens' Home, was the over
Sunday guest Of her parents.
Charles Emmons and sister, Edna,
called on Harley Emmons and wife.
Edna Scovile is i'm the employ OF
Lizzie Collision.
Mrs. Tillie Culbertson called on
Mrs. Jamie Heigle one day last week.
Samuel Morse and Ira Anderson
passed up our valley last Sunday.
Charles Thompson and Samuel
Morse were seen vending their way
towards Frank Aliens in their auto
mobile last Tuesday.
Porter Heigle spent Saturday with
his grandparents.
o. G. Culp was the over Sunday
guest of his parents, George Culp and
wife.
David Dennis is in the employ OF
John CulbertSon.
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On the 10th day Of June, 1905,

at one O'Clock p NJ, at the door Of the
Court House, In said county, the following
described real estate, situate in the county
of Hooking and state OF Ohio, to-wit:
lst Tract. Being the undivided one-half
interest In and to part OF lot six q, of Section
twenty-six 70, Township eleven II, and
Range eighteen IS. containing W acres more
or less. Appraised at $500 90.
Second Tract Being a part of lot No.
one /, Section No. thirty five 20, Township
No eleven II, Range No. nineteen 49, and
being further described as being the north
east quarter of the north west quarter OF
Section No. thirty-five KS, In said township
and range, containing II acres more or less.
And 30 rods In width on the eastern side Of
the north west quarter OF the north west
quarter of said Section, Township and
Range, containing 10 acres, and counting
In both OF said last tracts, So acres more or
less. Appraised at Sil2OO.
Terms OF Sale: He-half In hand and one
half In one year from day OF sale, wit b In.
terest the pay men ts to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
A. w. MAUK,
Administrators of William Cain, deceased.
May II OS-5W
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Sans Creek


Gertrude Polling was the guest
of vira and Ruth Davis, on Satur-
day last.
Elmer Crawford and Leonard
Stump attended Sabbath school
at Mt. Zion, last Sunday.
Jonathan Orr 10 frequent Wis
itor over on Pine Valley.
DR.. Hemmeger was called to at
tend the little son of Harley Stew
art, who is very i'll at this Writing.
We are sorry to report til at
there Is no improvement In the
condition of Mrs, Grant Watkins,
who is victim of consumption.
Elmer Redefer's has for their
guests this week, Will Edwards,
wife and two children of Colum-
bus.
Bessie Reid visited Ora Mahor-
ney, last Thursday.
The song that Nelson Delong
was heard singing on Saturday
last was: II am done planting
corn today" 1850
Mrs. Maggie Brokaw and Miss
Lesel were visitors at Laurelville,
lest Saturday.
Alvia Black and family visited
John Luckhar and wife at Halls
vile, last Sunday.
Merton Lehmon visited his un-
Gle, F. A. Davis, last Wednesday.
Quite number of our young
folks attended Sabbath school at
Zion, which has large roll of
scholars.
James Arledge and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Mary Van
Fossan, on Pine, last Monday.
Maud Van Fossan will leave for
Franklin county, to attend High
school, in the near future.
Charles Polling thinks it is just
the best business in the world to
chase ponies over old Hooking
hills. Much better than living at
the Capital.
Edgar Turner was visiting Roy
and Cleve Brokaw, Saturday and
Sunday.
Austin Brokaw is seriously ill
at this writing.
We all feel quite slighted as old
ST did not visit our little valley.
You must come and see us, for
every one is anxious to see your
smiling countenance.
SHoRTY's BRoTHEa.
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Crooked Run

Joseph Gurile, Arch Beery, Jacot
Gurile and Roy Beery visited Fred
Wagner, Saturday evening.
Charles Boyer was Bremen visito,
Saturday.
George Weidner was in Lancaster
on business, Saturday.
Joseph Weidner and family, OF
lThurston, are visiting his parents
George Weidner and wife.
There was a baptizing at Laurel
Chapel last Sunday.
Ed Wagner called on his brother
Fred, Saturday.
Sarah Blum called ON her sister
Mrs. Jacob Engle, and family one day
last week.
Mrs. Lydia Grim and daughter
Sadie, were Lancaster visitors one day
last week.
Jacob Beery and son, Roy, were
Bremen callers Saturday.
Chris Gurile was in Sugar Grove, on
business, Monday.
Jacob Beery was Lancaster caller
Tuesday.
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Max

The farmers are busy plowing
and planting corn.
Simeon Blackston and wife spent
Sunday with their son, Augustine
and family, Of near Enterprise.
j. H. johnston made busins 81
trip to Bremen, Saturday.
John Sanderson and wife, OF
near Bremen, spent Sunday with
j. Welty and family.
8. N. Focht made a business
trip to New Straitsville, Monday.
T. S. Rowland, wife and daugh-
ter were Bremen visitors Saturday.
Viola Scholl spent Sunday with
Forest FOcht.
Il. l.. Saffel and wife were Lo-
gan visitors Monday.
T. s. Rowland, wife and daugh-
ter, Florence, attended Quarterly
meeting at Salem, Sunday.
UNCLE JOSIAH.
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Calico Ridge

Corn planting is now in order,
and it is being planted as fast as
the ground can be prepared.
Fruit is making good showing
notwithstanding the snow and
cold of the first of the month.
The township trustees were in
specting the road in this commun-
ity one day last week, and COM
mended our road superintendent
for the good condition they found
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REPREsENTArIYE.

Weare authorized to announce the name
JOHN Il. CANTi as a candidate for Repre-
sentative of Hooking, County, subject to
the decision OF the Democrat Primary Elec.
tlon
We are authorized to announce the name
of j. A. CUPP, of Laurel township. as "a
candidate for Representative of Hooking
county, subject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic Primary Election.
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Kidney complaint kills more
people than any other disease.
This is due 10 the disease be-
ing so insidious that it gets u
good hold on the system before it
10 recognized. Foley's Kidney
Cure will prevent the development
OF fatal disease II taken 10 time.
Bort 4 Co.
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1NFIRMARY DIRECTOR

We are authorized to announce the name
Of NOAH BEOUGHER as a candidate fol
County Intrmary Director, subject to the
Democrat Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of j. NJ. SWEAZY, of Sand Rum as candi-
date for lntirmary Director of hooking
County, subject to the Democratic Primary
Election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of l.. w. BEERY as a candidate fora Sec
ond term as Infrmary Director, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election
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COUNTY RECORDER

We are authorized to announce the name
of CHARLES A. WRIGHT as a candidate
for County Recorder, subject to the Demo-
crat Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of P. ID. SLOAN rs candidate for County
Recorder, subject TO the Democrat Primary
Election.